Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-07
STRENGTHENING Up
SCHOOL SALARIES
CertifiCated Teachers All
On 20 Per Cent
Average
PUBLIC INSTRUCTION BOARD
HOLDS REGULAR MEETING
Musical Festival Postponed-Super.
intendent, Says Legislature Has
Dealt Kindly With the
Public School


ton made it's first move yesterday to-
ward Strengthening out the salaries
OF the teachers. 1t was found in go
ing over the list that there are quite
4 few teachers who, during their re-
cent term of service in the Depart
nent, have been receiving rate be-
low the 20 per cent. cut. The Su
perintendent with the Teachers
Committee went over the list, picked
out the teachers with certificates
whose salary represents greater re-
duction than 20 per cent, and it
was found that there will be enough
money to pay these an additional sal
AIRY for the months of May and June.
In many instances this additional sal
AIRY does not amount to more than
two dollars month, but it is better
than nothing.
Those who have had their salary
placed at the proper figure are as fol-
lows:
The following teachers who have not
been paid salaries at the 20 per cent.
cut were placed there for May and
June:
Mr., Abel All You, Miss Rose Aiau,
Mrs. e. l.. Austin Miss Lily Aud, Miss
Lizzie Ayau, Miss Dasa Barnes, Mrs.
NJ. H. Beers, Miss Frances Bindt, Mrs
Henry Blake, Miss Rebecca Bohnen-
berg, Mrs. A. M. Bond, Miss Edith M.
Bond, Mrs. e. B. Bridgewater, Mrs.
Alice Brown, Mr.. e. S. Capellas, Miss
Chin Kau, Miss Annie P. Chung, Miss
IBernice Cook, Mrs. Cora Copeland, Miss
NJ X. Cramer, Miss Agnes M. Creigh-
ton. Miss Irene Crook, Miss Anna DAN
ford, Mrs Eldora Deacon, Miss Flor
ence Deverill, Miss Louise Deyo, Miss
Mary Deyo, Miss M. H. Douglas, Joseph
Dolim, Miss f. c. Eaton, Miss Chris
tina Finkler Miss Mary Franco, Miss
Esther Goo, Miss Annie Goo Kim, Miss
Mollie Grace, Miss Clara Quincy, Miss
Janet Hastie, Miss Mabel Hastie, Mrs.
Oma Holland Miss Kealoha Hookano,
VIM. \Toopii Miss Olive Horner. Mrs.
Rowena Hose, Mrs. Emma Hotel,
Amos j. Ignacio, Miss Jennie Jones,
Miss Lottie Jordan, Miss Maud Jordan,
Miss Victoria Jordan, Sam Kaaekua-
hiw, Mrs. Annie A. Kai, Miss Emma
Kaipu, Miss Lucy Kaukau, Mrs. l.. Ka-
walnut, J. X. Kealoha, Mrs. J. B. King,
Mrs. Ida Knight, Miss Mabel Ladd Miss
c. de Lima, Miss Daisy Lishman, Miss
May LofQuist, Miss Ada Lycett, Miss
Florence Lynch, Miss Emma Lyons,
Miss Gertrude Mccain, Zach. Nc
lKeague, Miss Nellie McLain, Miss Sadie
! McLain Miss Louise Melim, Miss Mil
lie Morris, Miss Aimee Mossman, Mr.
L. H. Muller. Miss Mary Nailima, Miss
Emily Naopala, Akiau Ontai, Mrs.
Florence Patton, Miss Bertha Peiler,
Mrs N. Perreida, Miss Louise PHI,
Miss Maria Piikoi, Mr.. D. Prigge, Miss
Emma Puuohau, Miss Florence Rath-
bun, Miss Nellie Richard, Miss NJ. Reid
ell, Miss Hattie Saffery, Miss Wilhelm
ina Schmidt, Miss Ethel Smith, Miss
Ellen Sobey, Mrs. Geo Tuloch Mrs
M. L. Wakefield, Mrs. Tillie Williams,
Miss Jane Winnie, Miss Alice Winter,
Hiss Ethel Wolfe, Mrs. Mollie zap, W.
A. Yeats
Mrs. Saiki was granted a leave of
absence from May / on a physicians
certificate.
I Paroles from the Industrial School
were on the recommendation of SUI
perintendent Gibson granted to Hen
ry MikOo Tamaka, Philip Keleikoa,
Frank Coldeira and August Nedeiros.
Mrs. Gum was granted the privi-
lege of occupying room in the Hop
Der premises, as it was deemed well
tc have some one on the grounds.
The Musical Festival for this year
was discussed and it was voted to
postpone it this year, but this action
Should not be taken to indicate per-
manent postponement.
Superintendent Babbitt explained
at length plans he had mapped out
for lesson plan books and release
books which would improve the sys.
tenn of keeping the department in
| touch with each teacher and school,
He also explained the now truarcy
law, which requires the deputy sher-
ifs to visit the schools. The laws
eIative to private and public schools
we're also explained by the Superin-
tendent, the Legislature having
amended the laws so that there is
now no ambiguity, as was the case
when Commissioner Mrs. Dowsett
brought the question to the attention
CT the Board previous to the legisa-
tive session.
Mrs. Dowsett read "A letter from