Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-01
FRIENDS y OF MOVIE ALERT
Concessions Made in Third Pre-
cinct Said to he a
Snare.
10 Inject Politics Into school sQucas
ton Spells One More Defeat 4
For the Americans.

z me et1forts being made by the Amer. &
lean organ to inject iabid partisanship.
INTO the school election which VIII lie Y
2leld in ts8city tomorrow, 1T the cha ~
'acter contained in the TriBiile this
morning VIII. have just tile opposite
erect upon All thinking people to
that designed BY the organ. The claim
~ made that IN lleraisa of sstlurie re-
gently voted ali teachers of the yitv
by the board of education, that q con 81
siderable number Of tie ron Al orinoll9
teachers have 40 share In this raise.
they get nothing Of IT, but the MOI \
mon teachers get it without question
OF reserve 3l5
Inc ABOVE statement is made in this I
mornings Tribune. and 1t pretended to
believe that tho statement was true.
The record Is open to the Tribune, I
and to everyone else. and one moment
spent in scanning the record OF the z
board of elucationis action on, this
matter Will shoSs The most prejndiced
person that the, statement made iii the
Tribune today is an absolute falsehood, 3:
made with intent to deceive. \
FACTS BEFORE PUBLIC.
Z But it will not deceive, for the facts i
are before the public. Unithe 10Th Of
November the committee of tho whole
passed upon and approved a resolution
adopted by the committee on teacl-
.ers and school work to the effect that
the teachers of the city schools should.
RECEIVE a raise in salary, as follows:
Si5.sNll teachers in the city schools re
~ trlf.p .,.I
creacc of IS per month: thase receiving.
from $50 to SOL, increase OF $3.50 per-
month; those receiving S65 to $69, il-(
crease OF 81 per month; from soto $J4,f
+. increase of $3.50 per month; SIS TO sig- J
Z Increase Of So per month; and all teach
\ eliS receiving $50 on more per month
tth, thee reptto nc lie High school
principal and the Two general SUPER
vsors, tie salary of each of whom
K Is 5000 or more per year. should re-
ccivet an increase OF $3.50 per month.
ALL PARTICIPANTS
1t 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 II single exception. And
the teachers receiving the smallest sal
aries receive the largest advances.
There are four men whose salaries
the new schedule does not affect name
ly, Superintendent y. Fl. Christensen,
whose salary is $4,000 per year: Princi-
pal Geo. A. Eaton of the High school,
whose salary is $4,000 per year; General
Supervisor John S. Welsh of the gram
mar department of the grades. whose
salary is $1,000 per year, and General
Supervisor Rose Pollock. of the rri-
mary department OF the grades, whose
salary is also $4,000 per year.
The charge made by the Tribune Will
deceive none but the most partisan and
pleiudiced persons, and its effort to
mix IN religious questions into the
school situation will fall fiat.
ATTACKS GlUAQUE.
Tic Herald this morning Went out
u It's way To attack a. c. Giauque,
who Is a candidate on the non-parti-s
san ticket 3for election in the Second
ward. This attack was entirely UNI
called for and MIR. Giauquc's long
history as an honorable citizen of this
community and as q public man will
be sufficient refutation to the base
charges OF the morning payer Mr..
Gauque has been "a member OF tie
board of education tor more than :;
decade, and his counsel has always
been sought by other members OF the
board who appreciated Mr. GiauQue's
worth as n public servant and 81 man
OF keen perception and business abiIi-s
ty The Righteousness of the Herald,s
charge of ..nraf,r, hec,,I,,.a $500, .s,,p
when it is understood that emolu-
ments of n elnber of the board Of
education amount to S25 per quarter,
or 500 per year. hardly an item OF
carefare to attend the board SEES
sions; The 1act Is the mon are sup
posed TO serve the school couse prar-
lcaiiy without pay, and Mr.. Giauque
mas remained IN the board simply As
y matter OF uutl, as he has lost money
py reason OF his connection with the
nohru. ihat amy grating could be
connected with any OF the public con-
tracts, a%afdeu by the board Is also
li l.i u I1ll as the records Oh the board
are also open on TINS point, and they
i siioM that cFerS con tfact Tor any
,'l'l, ,t't's % loI supples mas always
''sii AVA ae ' y ING io"est biddcr'
ALSO ATTACKS MARTIN.
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