Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-19
THROOP TRUSTEES
TALK EXPANSION
NEW SITE AND ENLARGING ARE
BOTH DISCUSSED
Reports of Executive Officers Show
That School for First Time Has
Revenue Exceeding Its
Expenses
Pasadena Agency.
u W East Colorado street.
Telephone Main 752.

PASADENA, Sept. 1S.--Throop in
stltute trustees held their annual meet
ing at the main school building this
evening.
Reports from President Edwards and
Secretary Coleman were read, showing
that the institute has just passed
through the most successful year in it's
history.
For the first time since Throop was
established the finances of the school
show that the revenue has exceeded the
expenditures handsome balance is
left on the right side of the ledger and
this money will be used to reduce the
floating debt of the school,
Two important questions were dis
cussed informally. One was the NOV
ing of the institute to another and
larger site and the other the enlarge
ment or construction of bigger board
ing hall for boys. No final action was
taken on either question, but 1t was
generally agreed that the school should
have more room and that the boarding
hall must be enlarged before another
year, as every room in it is already
spoken for for the coming session.
The reports showed that the institute
owns buildings, property and appli-
duCCS WOl III ONGl POOOSUUU, ny ldl Il1G
largest amount in the history of the
school.
Three trustees were reelected to Of
flee: Hiram Wadsworth, DR.. j. II. Nc
Bride and William Stanton. All have
stool Loyalty by the institute ever since
first becoming interested in the school.
The following officers were also re-
elected for the ensuing year: DR.. Nor
man Bridge, PRESIDENT; G.. D. Daggett,
vipa nrnSidp0t. n Sn1II16inp aIIdi-
tor. Executive committee, the presi-
dent, ex-officio member and chairman,
6. d. Daggett, e. C. Bailey, William
Stanton and John Wadsworth.
News Nuggets From the Hills
The prediction that meeting of the
Republicans would be called for Thurs
day evening to help out the candidacy
of Calvin Hartwell, whose illness was
noted in The Herald this morning, has
been verified. Today a formal call for
such a meeting was circulated. Il will
be held in the rooms of the board of
trade.
Throop institute, after considerable.
difficulty has at last selected coach
for the football team. The new man is
Roesch, formerly coach of the Los An
geles high school. He will take hold of
the work at once
Timothy Michael Healey, member of
the British parliament for County
Louth, ireland, was the guest of Father
Farrelly of the Pasadena Catholic
church, last night, leaving for the east
early this morning. While in Pasadena
Mr.. Healey said that if he were to
come to America to live Pasadena
would be the spot he would settle in.
The annual announcement for the
local Y. M. G. A. was given out this
afternoon. The announcement includes
list of more classes in physical cul-
ture than ever before.
Villa H. Cady, for the past twelve
years a resident of Pasadena, died this
morning at his home at 521 Summit
avenue. The funeral will be held from
the residence Thursday afternoon, the
Rev. T. Cummings Beattie officiating.
1t develops today that Calvin Hart
we'll, Republican candidate for county
assessor, is undergoing treatment at
the Murrietta Hot Springs Word came
from Mr.. Hartwell this afternoon that
he is considerably improved and hopes
to be able to come back home in week
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