Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-01
FALsEH00D u Ed
IN I1sGRUSADE'
g 49, Il
As Might be Expected Tribune
Resorts to Underhand
Methods.
FRIENDS OF MoYLE ALERT
Concessions Made in Third Pre-
cinct Said to be a
Snare.
9 inject Politics Into school Qucrs
ton, Spells One More Defeat
For the ''4l,ncricans.,, Il,

me efforts being made by the Amer y
lean organ to illlett1abid partisanship.
INTO the school election which Willie
ilcld IN this city tonorrew, of the char
actal contained in the Tribune this
morning VIII have lust tie opposite
effect upon all thinking people to
that designed BY the organ. This clainlf
Z Is made that in the r;lisa Of salaries re-
Gently voted all teachers of The city
by the board Of cducation, that "a co,l- (,
siderable number OF the nom orrnoita6
teachers have 10 share Iii this raise.
they get nothing Of it, but the Nor
mon teachers get it Without question
OF reserve
The above statement isiaade in this
mornings Tribune. and it pretended to
believe that the statement was true
The record is open to the Tribute, I
and to everyone else. aud one moment
spent in scanning the record Of the
board OF educations action on this
matter viii show the most prejudiced3 u
person that she statement made in the
Tribune today is san absolute falsehood Is
made with intent to deceive
FACTS BEFORE; PUBLIC. n
But it viii not deceive, for, the facts /
are before the public. On the 10th of
November he committee of tho whole
passed upon and approved a, resolution
adopted by the COMMITTEES son teach
ers and school work 10 the effect that
the teachers5oc the city schools should
receive raise in salary, as follows: .R
All teachers i'll the city schools, res
ceiying S45 to $50 should receive an ill.,
I-creace of IS per month: those receiving 8
| from $50 to s64 increase OF $3.50 per-
month; those receiving sos to 500, iii-
! crease of 81 per month; from $40 to s,4, 4
/ increase of S3.50 per month; $75 to ST9.
4 5increaseyV Of So per month; and all teach
Is eisi RECEIVING $50 or M ore per month";
VI III the except ipit NJ the I tigli school
4 principal and the two general super
/ visors tie salary OF each of whom
\ is $2,0Do or more pei, year. should res
| eeipe an increase OF $3.50 per month.
ALL PARTICIPANTS.
| Ii is seen by the above that every
teacher in the city benefits by the adj
vance in salary allowed by the board:
| there is not a single exception. And
| The teachers receiving the smallest SAL
9arles receive the largest advances.
! There are four men whose salaries
ttlt new Stiiedult NbtS I'LL thGCt, tldits"
| ~, Superintendent ID. II. Christensen,
| whose SALARY is $4,000 per year; Princi-
! pal Geo. a. Eaton of the High school.
| whose ga larry is $4,000 per year; General
| Supervisor John S. Welsh of the gram
I mar department of the grades whose
salary is 5000 per year, aud Genelai
! supervisor Rose Pollock. of the pri-l
| mary department OF the grades, whose
| salary is also $1,000 per year.
The charge made by the Tribune viii
| deceive none but the most partisan and
| prcjudiced persons. and its effort to-
| mix in religious questions into The
| school situation will fall fat
ATTACKS GlUAOUE.
The Herald this morning Went out
II its way to attack A. G. Giauque,
! who is q candidate on the non-parti-
san ticket sfor election in the Second
ward. This attack was entirely ull-
called for ana Ar Ginuque's long
| history as an honorable citizen of this
| community and as public man Will
| he sufficient REPUTATION to the base
| charges OF the morning payer. Mr..
| Gnuque has been d member of the
| bonrd of education for more than a
decade, and his counsel has always
been sought by other members OF the
board who appreciated Mr.. Glauque's
worth as public servant and 6, man
of keen perception and business abiii-s
". me rluiculousncss OF the f1eralds
charge of graft becomes apparent
when 1t is understood that emolu-
| ments of a n eInberg of the board Of
education amount to S25 per quarter
| or 500 per year. hardly an item Of
carefare to attend the board ses-
sions. The fact Is the men are sup
| posed 10 serve the school couse prac-
ucaity without pay. and AIR. Giauque
has remained in The board simply as
81 matter of duty as he has lost money
by reason of his connection with. the
board. That any grating could be
connected with any OF the public con
! tracts awarded by the board Is also
| ridiculous. as the records or the board
are also open on this point. and they
| show that every contract for any
building or for supplies has always
| been awarded to the lowest bidder.
ALSO ATTACKS MARTIN.
.Tho Herald also cook occasion 10 AZ
tapll G. 5. Martin. who Is the non
partisan candidate III the First ward
Mf.Muctin is a business man OF standing
iii the community, and does not nee;i
to be defended as TO his honor or in
| tegrity; and his experience on the board
will be sufficient evidence of his ability.
to cope with the questions which come
before the board and to successfully
discharge the duties of that position.
IN THE THIRD WARD.
In the Third precinct the supporters
| OF Mr.. Moyle are apprehensive he
| cause of the guarded movements of the
Americans The Tribune has cott-
| ceded the election Of Mr.. AIoyle and this
concession on the part of the notorious
sheet does not guarantee that it is
not polluted with the same insincerit;.
/, that marks the other raporings con.
tanned in its columns from day to dnr
| without end. BY this concession, some
/ OF Mr.. Moyle's supporters believe.
the organ OF Kearns' rule-or-ruin-
| or-both policy is planning a bit OF
characteristic strategy. BY conceed-
ing Moyle's reelection, it may be the
| Intention OF the Kearns crowd 10 keep
the non-partisans at home in their coil
| lidence of Movies election. Thon.wiliie
/ the Moyle supporters are mapping, the
..Aneriean'i contingent viii Sliiit
activity to the Third precinct and riiis