The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1918-07-13

Unless some of. them get cold
feet and withdraw, there will be
nine candidates for director in
the annual school election, slated
for July 20. Those candidates
are:
DR.. j. G.. Armand, G. Francis
Colman, Frank Crassweller, VIII
liam j. Farmer, Frederick y.
Knight, John N. Peyton. Rev. J.
G. Schaibly, Gustave Silverness
and L. U. Young.
Later-Mr. Silverness has with
drawn from the race.
DR.. Armand and G. F. Colman
are members of the present board
whose terms expire. Frank A.
Brewer, for many years a men,
Der, whose term expires, will not
stand for another term. Frank
Crassweller is a prominent citi.
zen and we'll known lawyer. Will
liam j. Farmer is a printer in
the employ of the Duluth Eve
ming Herald. Frederick D.
Knight formerly was employed
by the D. M & N. at Proctor
but now is an .employe Of the
Minnesota Steel Co. John Pey-
ton, a member Of Duluth's pio-
neer Peyton family, is a banker
- at West Duluth. Gustave Sill
verness is a resident of West Du-
luth and is engaged in the plumb
ing business. Rev. j. G. Schaib-
ly is. pastor Of Grace M. F..
church at the West End. L. u.
Young is credited to the real es-
tate business and with being the
original discoverer. Of Magney for
mayor. He resides at Woodland,
the same as director Colman.
Arrange For Annual Election.
The school board at it's last
meeting, Friday evening, July 5,
made the customary arrange
ments for the school board elec-
ton on Saturday, July 20. Aside
from the election Of three direc-
tors, the people will be asked to
vote on the issue of bonds in the
sum of 100000, for the purpose
Of providing new schools, the
proposed Park Point building
and the Riverside school, to serve
the McDougall-Duluth shipyards
community, being among the pro
posed additions to school build
ings.
Women of the city will have
the right to vote at the school
election. Polls will open at
a. m. and close at 5 p. m.
The board of education sole
the Colbyville school building an6
it's site of about seven-tenths o!
an acre to James NJ. Cumming
for 1852. Hilda Schleunes put il
a bid for $3.50 and G. E. Over
one for 1906.
The old Lester Park schoo
house and grounds were sold t.
the city of Duluth for $1.00 ant
other valuable considerations
The property will be used TO.
branch public library purposes
Cobb School Plans Approved.
S. A. Chalmers, state commits
sioner Of school buildings, re
ported that he approved plans fol
the addition to the Cobb school
as presented by the board
architects, Messrs. Croft 1
Boerner.
Certain quarters at the Emer
son school were granted for Rec
Cross work during vacation.
John Swinland, attorney, asked
the. board of education to ALLOW
Henry Brokskar the sum of $50
the sum expended for hospita
and medical service last Apr
when Henry ripped open hi
abdomen by sliding down lad
der at the Denfeld high schoo
gymnasium. The board had in
formation that the fault reste'
with the student, therefore tn
Swinland communication was re
ceived and filed.
N. A. Young, superintendent 0
county schools, was granted tn
use Of certain rooms in the cen
trail high school building for sum
mer school purposes.
Application Of P. Q. Solhein
for q position as carpenter wa