New-York tribune., 1905-07-24
MRS. MACKAY'S CAMPAIGN
ALL THE WOMEN FOR HER.
1t Roslyn School Election Euerv
one EW Turn Out to Vote.


for sea2lns little ripple OF interest IN TIE school
ee1-'n over the placid surface OF the besutifyl
sleen1 -.Le town. Usually there are about arteen
votes ~' sehool elections. This year It look. ar
y zen -Iaes That number would be cast Rosly-n
has never hao woman the school board Nov
u -ooSs very much though Il were 70 hsva ona
Women have never made use OF their school erpr-
chse m the district Now II looks as n everv
women VINO nae a vote IN the school election would
osst or August
Interest began 70 rise as opposition - Mr.
AaeAa3 aegan 10 develop. The head OF this oppo
st,7n -s -r j. II Bogart president OF tha school
board. it is NOT the things she has done but the
t7-nes she has left undone that make ro- r7ors--
expose Mrs Maokay. The things she has so-s g.
tae school. many Of them. are quite unobiection-
''. ply she neglected IN each instance 10 secure
any al.a'rity from anybody for the doing OF them
SCHOOL BOARD ANGRY.
ny she sent 10 Albany for Third Assistant
DoH--l-as-1ner OF Education Augustus E Dunning
-7 oo"n here and inspect the schooIhouse
Wi-'olL any consultation with the board" said
pr BceGrt 70 a Tribune reporter He recommend
- changes IN the sanitary arrangements and then
vent entirely out OF his province by recommending
ne relehJon OF room We had rented. and the
Introduction OF manual training into the school
i'.nes rhaf are entirely OF his Jurisdiction
zone day 7 was IN the school building when she
came "a with servants and packing cases. She paid
m attention whatever TO me. but proceeded 10 take
down me pictures the school board had paid for
In
places recall n particular rhe pictures OF Will
lam cullen Bryant and Goodwin his son-in-lav both
tsH7ocs men and residents OF this town for years
She Dur I'd pictures OF Washington and Lincoln in
ther places There was nothing objectiona be
aoout The pictures bur Il seems as II she might
have asked the persons who put the pIctures OF
Nr Bryant and Mr.. Goodwin there Il Il were agree
".-e TO have them removed She had no more right
-o so into the schooIhouse and change those pict-
lres tlan she had 70 go into any private house in
l.7s.En and do the same. But thst's the way she
does rhings-always.
'She wrote q letter 10 the board urging the rats
1g of the school tax from 50 cents 10 s. 25 on The
5e We estimate that raise TO 81 viii cover al
necessary additional expenses. and why we should
raise = 70 s. g is more than I can tell When
some one told her this would not be popular with
-ae people, she said she didn't want 10 raise the
school tax but 10 take part OF the road money and
t-rn II tnto the school fund! That shows how
much practical idea she has OF what she's talking
about A fund cant De appropriated for anv use
except that FOR which II Is raised"
sHRDJKs FROM PUBLICITY.
some one said John Remser was conducting Mrs
Aackay's campaign during the absence OF HERSELF
and her husband in rhe White Mountains John
FeH1sen who IS The harness dealer running On the
UeAet WITH Mrs Maczay vigorously denied the
allegation.
aiA Aol cohdleIing any campaigns" said he,
and 1 i G known the fame 7 was going 10 acquire
fr running on the ucket with Mrs. Mackay I
wouldn't have been iu any Campaign. It's little
TOO rach for my blood don't know who's manag-
the Judge about IT,"
The Judge" who s Justice OF the Peace c. z
Rensea. the candidates brother. admitted that he
was Ms. Mackay's political manager
7 don't know why she LEFT the matter IN my
hands, said he. unless IT'S because I've been
sQcisted with Mr.. Maeksy IN the Republican Club.
and u was Through ne ne gave the town the
le ID go on ne Enn
sno asked what she had TO DO.
Shell be elected hands down. There VIII be
big vote polled, and every woman entitled 10
vote VIII cast il. These peorle talk nonsense. Can
"a The board2 She can only spend what is appro-
Ir-ated II she SPENDS any more il wiz he from
she means 70 do MS Maczay has taken great
-z-F 0ne should oppose her"
THEY'RE NOT STUCK Up"
'They say ir's because she hasn't recognized the
existence o. the school board" Il was suggested
'9h we-L" said Jho "ju6Ee." you know that
Eheu these people with lots OF money do things
the think they must DO them they Ike. They
can't ae running round 10 ask permission The
Ga-Eays are al right. beth of them They never
forget 20 speak when there are swels around
she. stick her head out OF the carriage 70 say
T dye lo~ just as cordially II she were
alone and haU hoUer Hullo, judge. matter
who bees e0t wsth him. Some people Of that class
ere worry nice when they're alone with you, and
-e-5t Toa Whcn they have any OF their own
-Tfs a0l5er HASN'T decided whether he'll run
has been lr -re school board fstecn years and
".l-e place Mrs Mackay IS running for
frrk AIRS. A4ckay VIII be elected said she
els als entertained the pupils and tie teachers
-r.r v.rr- t1--T6 ~ te rIeased F1t ne peoDIs
azEs been very well satisfied with their school
H6 have CD cr 7ren 0f school age. We have late
p started q rieh school; We have two snnexes
ana whole vOu couldn't rnd better school
r village ~ this ldnd- 1lr Downing IN his re-
iaa-r- ~ r.er-astior and de sq-.tarior. All Z
rH.EH res rErra f.as~ rT-rr -fn mess
i e school, tle building ls always warm anc
= en...r.-rle lu winter, and mothers would know Il
--rel contracted colds or other sickness in
~ house. and ne schoolhorse had n oe APP
proved The state authorities before ir could be
erected. anyway"
EAoG-NG TO SKIRTS OF RICH.
Nss Elizabeth OLeary was the only teacher IN
RosIr-
'T fa.nz" saf6 she -that, II the board was never
consulted about the chang g Of the pictures ln the
sifa-holse, it was a very strange oversight But
mink that it was the province Of principal
% insult the board. OF Mrs. Mackay I am
~ airs 4lHckay consulted our principal Mrs.
1aehaF placed twenty five pictures and two busts
~ re assembly room and others about the build
& .s heg were engravings OF famous persons and
g lovely woman and has been most Kind 10 the
t--ltef- she has entertained them several times
slcn entertanlenf from the city for their a1nuse-
b- ~ course, they liked that. and they like
iisrest % public school 70 have TOO much given
~ lc1larly by one wealthy person. The prizes
- ~ nkht-they had 20 be worked for ]
~ - sure n my own mind about the other things
AZ loWh Ike this, where there is almost no mid
-lH ald the CHEZ way 70 make a living Is by
eno1gk ne very rich n some capacity, 4 is hard
mo. --eng onto the rich. anyway / think the
re- necessery thing 10 cultivate in them is inde-
syyseeneg n this village 10 ask Mrs Mackay for
Fei9lling = wants"
POLICE MEETINGS.