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Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-02

MILWAUKEE. Mar. i.-F,vc men
held up and robbed William Ormsby.
pay roll clerk OF the raln,oliNc conf
Tnny of $4,000 here this morning
Just n he was getting out of n t1Ni-
cab ut the conpany's plant. Tho
bandits fled In an automobile follow
~,l by Ormsby In the taxi. but wcrr
lost to him after II chase thru down
town streets.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-02-25
TERRIBLE SWEDE"
 IS BURNED TO DEATH
Oscar Freeberg Cremated in His Gas Boat Monday Morning Near
 Admiralty Island

Early last Monday morning Che bodv of Oscar Frcebcre was found
 in a partially burned cor .Ion on Che beach near Che Ba.uey homo stcad on Admiralty island by w. E. Nalpas and pctc Nelson. who have bcon luur at Che homestead lhis winter The ch1rrcd kocI and Che one.uc. an chat remained oi Che burned craft was found on Che bench at low udo where it had been anchored Sunday evening Immedi- ately upon finding Che body MaIpa" and Nelson come t0 Juneau and rc- ported One tragedy v. A. Paine. United sntos comm .ouer wont out to investigate Che cauac oi tho accident Wednesday evening and TO- turned Thursday bringing Che body with him. At Che coroncrE iuquc. held Thursday afternoon. Che jury brought In verdict of death by burning from causes unknown.
 Oscar Frccbcre has been In A.os- ta a number of yoau and for tho Inst eight yoars has lived ou hIs homestead at Outer point Douglas Island. An through thc North he was known as "Thc Terrible swcde.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-02-25
GROVER c. WYNN HAS
 BEEN SICK IN SEATTLE

That Attorney Grover C. Winu nas been quito m in Seattic during Che past week is Che opinion of his Vifc and mothcr here. Uc was cN- Docted to sail lor homo on Che queen last Sunday. hut pom ruodny n clbIcrr.m Wa. rU.O.F.I from him Io Che cG.ot chat ho was sick and unable to attempt One trip at thot umc Nohiul further was hcul from him mI ths morning when. in answer Co a query sent Thursday rieht as to Ono state of h.s hclIIh, a wire was received stating chat he Is now abio to Ht up; that hc had am attack of Che ru and chat h.H brother Burdc.ic had como from Bo- hem.a. Oregon. to hc witch him and that Inc hopes Co bo able Go Icayc for home ou Che Watson. sailing the 2Sth.
 Mr. Wun lelt here about throo weeks ago and had visited h.s brother iu Bohcm.a. which H tn thc mountains i'm Oregon and where there was between ten and twelve feet of uow Io had returned Go Seattle whom Inc was akou sick On his return to Juneau hc win be ace oompauiei by a ue.eo Of Mrs. Wnn Che uuc sevcn-you-oid Polly Ann Rudio. who win vi.It here for some umc.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-02-25
NO CONSERVATION
 TOR ANCHORAGEITES

The chamber of commerce wont on reoorI at is Friday nights meeting
 opposed .o any abr.deem.nt oi prospecting and mining iu Mount Mckinley Park This action was uken u response Io n cable from Acting Governor ThciIe setting forth Chat bI had been introduced in thc senate oauIue for Che eimina- uon Of mining and prospecting under certain limitations fixed by Che scc- rearg of the interior
 Itis the general sense ol tbis por- lion of hasHu chat any attempt Go uUcuate large areas containing nat- ural resources |. uImIoll Io the best Interests ol Che territory and while everyone Is agreed upon Che logic of creating public park and amc TO- servo 0f Che Nt Mckinley region. it Is fc.t by Che chamber of commerce thlt any effort to place limitations upon Che mining industry as it re- ntos to thc park would strike hard blow at Che mining industry os wcll as make it harder Go create tonnage for Che railroad
 Secretary Liucke was Instructed Co wire Governor Bone iu Washington to Che effect chat Che chamber of commerce recorded its sentiment as against any infringement of existing rfrhfs and future nhr.dcomout.- Anchorage Times.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-02-25
MINERAL OUTPUT FOR 1921

Washington. D. C.-Dr. Alfred Brooks. director ot the geological survey work throughout Alaska. has iust issued a statement giving Che value of the minerals produced in Alaska during Che year 1921
 The total mineral output is given .at st6.OOO. GOO. (which gold Go Che amount of SS.OOO.O00 was taken out. Copper follows next with a value or S6.97t.OOO. and silver runs third in place with S4SS.O0O, and lead {iS.- 0OO Four hundred and eighty thou sand dollars worth Of coal was mined in Che territory during Che year.
 The Kuskokwim district produced s55O. 900 in gold Seward benin uula and northwestern Alaska pro- duced St.825.O00 Of the precious metal and Si.535.OOO worth was mined i'm other sections Of the terri tory. or the total produced. $4- O9O GOO worth was placer gold.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-02-25
sKAGwAY SHAKEN UP

F. J. VandcvaIl observer for Che weather bureau at sugwgy report cd to Che iocal weather bureau Chat at thirty minutes after nine Tues day morning am earthquake shock was felt In Skagway Hc describes lt as a "ran'd pumping shock ac- comnamcd by loud rmbl|nFa last- ing one second and oi sufficient in- tonsty to bo .clt by everyone On Che same date tho wireless operator stationed at Kanal broadcaated a re- hort Chat Mt Rcloubt and Mt lllI- amni. both volcanoes had been show iue considerable signs of activity. Mt Redoubt long considered eN- uuct is especially active There ia doubtless some connection between Che earthquake and Che volcanic ac- uyity.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-02-25
WEATHER CONDITIONS
 CONTINUE FAVORABLE
Juneau Warmest Point in Alaska Yesterday Thermometer Being
 70 Above Zero

It was difficult yesterday morning for Che thermometer Co keep mp with Che rapid changes In Che tempora- urc. According to Che records of Che weather bureau the mercury at 8 o'clock Friday in ten minutes rose fifteen degrees. For an hour it re- ma.ucd constant and then dropped ten degrees In ten minutes. but rose again ten degrees in Che next ten minutes At o'clock Che same morning chinook wind began to blow from Che northeast. This wind carried only 2l per cent moisture a very low degree of humidity and for that reason has caused the snow to disappear rapidly. lt will be mo- ucod thut Che snow has not melted as usual. duIug tho gutters full of water. but seemingly has simply cyanoratcd without turning into watc rat all
 The reports from all over Che Ter ritor show that Che warm weather is continuing and there is SO little difference in the bar0metric readings that Che present weather will con- unuo for 90 few days.
 Juneau i2 degrees above zero.
 Tanaua-14 degrees above zero.
 Valdez 2O degrees above zero.
 Eagle 9 degrees above zero.
 En1frE 1f degrees above zero
 st Paul -3l degrees above zero.
 Dutch Hmbor 30' above zero.
 Seattle 40 degrees above zero.
 Prince Rupert -3S' above zero.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-02-25
FORESTRY OFFICIALS ARE
 BACK FROM CONFERENCE

Forestry Omcals Charles HFlory N L. Merritt B. F. Uciutllcmm and w. J. Mcdonald dc.uucd from KetehIkau Thursday where they have been attending conference of all those connected with Che forestry work in Alaska. Louis K'ug fiscal agent for Che Forestry Service also attended Che conference but re- ma.ned iu KctchIkou. E. p Walker attended Che conference represent ing Che Biological Survey and also returned Thursday
 The object of thc meeting aH stated by M. L. Merritt was merely to out- limo Che work for Che coming sel- son. decide on Che administrative policy and work out Che schedule for Che boats connected with Che service and Che work which thoy are expected to do.
 While iu Ketchitan Che men of Che Juneau oGIcc were entertained at dinner eivon by Lyle Blodeott, port engineer for Che Forestry Sery- ice. who is well known in Juneau
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-02-25
ANOTHER PIONEER
 PNEUMONIA VICTIM

Fran. T.. I.r.. ucu known old. unr rI... U Alaska. who has mad. Us headquarters m Ncuma during III. u several years. died .t H. ruIn m .re upper end ol town .r ar ..E hour yesterday m.-r.r. n victim %. pneumonia. He ... ..... 1T. ..U..H. days ago with what .Hn..r.. t. ne severe cold ... .m.I I'm He e.tur- a'1ue nicely rU ..e Thursday night who. n..mHu. developed and car r..I hum ." .U...t
 r.. U......| "a. % years old and leaves trn son. Tn mourn h.s passing. Prank. Ir.. and r.nmns Tho father and IT. boy. H... h.er trapping aI u.rt.. nr I.e To''uua trl.. and n. boys r.m.n.. al uc.r camp looking ..t.r ...r tun iue while t.. father cam. .1 town or business n. Intended .. return to camp n wed. .e.. Hr his Illness detained him The boy. have been noHted oi h.. I..rr.
 T.. I..cI uas member ol N...r. Ie.on. Nr l-. Pioneers Of l..... and win he buried hy chat organization N.ranI NcWs. Feb.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-02-25
PASSES AWAY IN SEATTLE

According to word received here vcstcrday by lodges of which he was a member John IT, Reed, former as- eistaut clcrk of Che district court hero. died on Wednesday Of this week in Seattle. Che funeral taking place there Che following day. Mir. Reed was 67 years Of age and. with Che exception Of three years. from 1910 to 1913. had spent Che previous twony-two years In Alaska. having gone to Nome in 1900. His last official position was that of United States commissioner at Hydcr, which position he held for two years pre- yious to few months ago. He in- tended to open a law office in ket- chikm about March ist.
 Mir. Reed was a victim of inilu- onza. which has been very common
 in Seattle for Che past several weeks. His wife and two sons survive him, their home being in Boston.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-02-25
LOCAL POST HAS
 GOOD MEETING
Many of Nearly Two Hundred Mem beu Hear Interesting Address
 by Cliff Wood

The interesting feature ol mcct- ing of Che Afford John Bradford Post No f American Legion. hold at IeIr hau rhuuday night was an nIdrea by oomadc Cuu Wood of Che T. s Veterans Bureau who is here n Che Interests of eNscrvlce mon and whom hc is cndoavor'nr Go assist tn Che arirhtcuiur ou' oi thr.r auuIrs witch thc government MT Wood spoke for nearly am hour
 and what hc said was greatly eu- loved and appreciated by those pres .eut moro chan oue-thIrd of Che total membership of i'6.
 Mr. Wood has boon hero for sey- uaI days and win remain. possibly. another ve.k when hc win visit skarway and westward points ii Is possible tfat he win again apond a few days iu Juneau ou bis return from Che westward
 Pos, Commander A. c Fisher pre- sided ut rfu-lay nights meeting whom tberc was considerable busI- mess transacted.
 A communication from WrtugcI. Pos. No 6 complained chat ou cN- service man had attempted to locate homestead Iu Che limits ot Che roneae Forest Reserve bul had been informed by forest on.c.a.s hat while he could "alual' on Che reserve and mako homo ho could not procure uIo to Che land Tho la.I ro.t while not formulating a line of procedure iu Che matter. aalecI to support Che Wransell Post u is efforts t1 have thc bon re- moved
 Two delegate. i1 the Third Terr.- toral convention of Post members 'o he held a. Ketoh.san March 29- .H-sf. wore elected fhey being Post Commander \. C. Faher and J. w. EeEo.. wh J. F Suw and J. J. Woodland a. aIcrnates.
 Among .bo.e I'm attendance at One meeting THuriur night was Rcucl n Crwt.r. u io-aI wireless operator who has the distinction O. holding Membership Card No m The Amor ear Legion. TH. does not signify
 mat MT Covdon was Che nrl man m America to join fhc Leaon but thrt nr fh. cards which were ecut out uIa.Hmuate-r from headquarters. No .hIue0I to be iu package sent to thc Juneau Post and Com- ude Coui.u uas tne ouc t1 get it
 It was noticed at Thursday nights meeting chat Interest In Che Post rud 10. deliberations s rapidly iu- .re.aur among One members
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-02-25
MANY CANDIDATES
 FILE FOR OFFICE
Three Republicans Would Be Dele gate While Seven File for
 Representative

0r Che sryen.een who fled iu Ju- rau .ur Che primary election to bc hold ou April -1th. thirteen are Re- publican. and four vowed and de- curcl .H.y ore Democrats
 For Uc.oenl. ln congress for Aus bl Ihor. ar. four candidates to be voted tor lt tle primaries They arc un Sutherland Juneau. James I. GaI.n. Cordora Thomas B. nray tom Seward. aI Republicans. aud P. J. White Juneau Democrat
 For Territorial senator Frank IA AIroh and A r kashcv1ro1. Ju- r..r bot. Republicans. and William HnIt Juneau Democrat
 F.r representative .u tte Terri ,rruI Iees.ure tor the First pi- vision n E shepard Clsh lo.c Immn. E VI. ro..r Stsu William n curt Wrnr.I Jacob Johnson. u......rr Howard Ashley Skag- ..r. Ar.I P NtIhy ketchlkan. hu me o-ee.ne ore Republicans Che U.m...t. being Jac. Mcdonald and Tom uol.on o. Juneau.
 Thor. uus H.f one Hlns tor Che or... oI road commissioner chat ol Joseph Um.r .. N0fct'E1u
 u. n. .n0,. uan Sutherland Is Che rreseut delegate n congress. and Wm uut. and Cash Cole were h..n m.mI.r. m Che last Territorial Iee.-.tur.. tre former .n Che scu- ... and m. auer Ir Che house. F. J W.f. u.. member oI One lslf I.eIs.ur. when he was speaker oi ... I0r.. Prank \ A.lrUh was u m.mn.. ol Che Urt Territorial lecs- nu... Ilis. .. a member Of che h0r. and or Che ial5-i1 bodies as
 na.nr Joseph r'mer s present m- .aml.nt m m. ofIce ol road com missioner
 William L Paul o. Wuure.l hut .t present. n Washington n. C. wired under date uf February 2f de .arne hm.'l n candidate for rep r.s.r.u.r. .Hre "Icu dollar som. herewith. -. I.. tor riue but M. wire minus tne fec dId not .r-.r. .u um. ur t.s name to b. eu- r...| a.a candidate. otherwise there wont. h.r. h..n eeh. Republican candidate. l.. representative .n thc Ert Division
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-02-25
REIGNING TYPE OF FLU
 RESPECTS NOT CLOTH

That Che just and tho unjust look alike to Che reigning type Of flu is attostod by the fact that Dr. c. G.. Bruce of Che Presbyterian church and Bishop J. R Crimont of the Catholic church are both confined to their beds while their consitu- lions are combating the prevalent complaint Both were reported this morning as improving.
 Dr. S. Han Young will occupy Dr. Bwcc'a pulpit tomorrow morning whlo Rev. Father Edgar Gallant win have charge of Che Catholic services. Father Gallant expected to return Co skagway on Che Queen Thursday night. but was detained here by Che illness of Bishop Crimont.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-02-25
ALASKA CEDAR MAY
 BE SENT TO JAPAN

Convinced Chat Alaska can par ucinatc iu Che cedar ios movement to Japan. sending her logs Co Seattle to bo ioaded aboard uuspacidc car- ucrs. J. R Reynolds of Swuyer & Reynolds. old established logging corporation of Southeastern Alaska, win leave lor Che North today on Che Admiral Linca steamship Queen. Whether Che Hrm win enter Che bus. Iuess of furnishing cedar logs Go Japan win bc decided ou hIs arrival Iu Juneau uc came south especially to investigate One Japanese move meurs possibilities from Che Alaska viewpoint Southeastern AIuska con-
 aus largo quantities of cedar. sc- .fuc Times. Fch. 70.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-02-25
sHRNERs ENTERTAINMENT
 IS VERY MUCH ENJOYED

One of Che best amateur enter taiumonts staged I'm Juneau for a long time was the Shr.nors' vaudc- vilic production at Che Palace thea trc last night when from 7:30 to DO o'clock it was a continual round of novelty and interest Che vaudeville stunts being alternoted with woIl- selected moving pictures. A crowd ed house greeted Che highly deserv- ing efforts of Che Shrincrs
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-02-25
FIELD DIVISION CHIEF
 BACK FROM WASHINGTON

George A. Parks chief Of Che field division of Che general iaud office lor Alaska. returned Thursday night or One steamer Queen from a three months v.s.t mostly Of au official nature. to thc outside. h.s time be- re divided between Denver and Washington. visiting his parents n One former and eouler.uE with oi- rea's .u che latter.
 Nr Parks says Che entire admin is.rtIou appears anxious to do something tor Nassa but doubts if anything e fore I'm Che near future or before both President Harding and Sertav Fuu of thc Interior Denar.mnu visit Alaska Che com- Inr summer
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-02-25
MINISTER FROM KAKE

Rev. J. R. Fitzgerald who for Che past five years has been In charge of
 tho Presbyterian mission at Rake. is In Che city. having come in for thc purpose of accompanying Mrf Fitzgerald to their home sho having been for somo time am inmate Of Ono Dawes hospital whore sho under went am operation and from Che ci- fleets of which she Is sufficiently re- covered to bo taken home They win lo1yc on Che queen this evening for Petersburg going from there to Rake in a small hoat Rev. fllzgcr- aid is am active young man and is particularly fttod by disposition and temperament for Che work in which he is engaged.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-02-25
NAME SOUNDS SUSPICIOUS

Henry WeInrobe was taken into custody yesterday morning on Che on tho charge Of associatng too freely with that which Is .reputed Go sometimes stand alright in 'glawse. dOnchorknow." Deputy U. s Mar shal w. R. Carstor made Che arrest In default Of bail in the amount Of 5000. Wo.nrabo is held in ia.l for appearance before U. s. Commission CT Paine Monday He pleaded not guilty yesterday.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-02-25
COUNCIL HOLDS SHORT
 MEETING LAST NIGHT

A brief special meeting Of Che city council was held in the chamber of Che City Hall last night when but Htuc business aside from the desig- nation of polling places for the ap- preaching municipal election-City Hall for Precinct No. l. @ room in Che Valentine building for Precinct No. %. and a vacant room near Che LaFranco store on Willoughby ave- uuo for Mo- 8.
 The matter Of ratfying the de- lnouout tax sale which was con- ducted by thc city clerk at his office on Monday. was deferred until tho next regular meeting which win be next Friday night.
 Last nights meeting was Che first since A. E. Gurr succeeded A. B. Cole ns city clerk.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-02-25
OVERS IN FAIRBANKS

Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Dyer. who for several years conducted Che Lyric thcaee in Douglas and later oner- ateI Che Lmchconotte in Juneau, leaving here tor California two years or moro ago hut passing through Co thc westward late last fan arc now in Fairbanks where the former is pianist at tfo only moving picture theatre fher. 1nd which was lately purchased by Captain Lathrop Of Corjova and Anchorage from its for mor owner. Dick Ihorne Mr. Dyer h Finished musician os we'll as music teacher.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-02-25
DEATH OF MRS. BIaGs

Mrs. Beulah Chafrel Biggs. wife of Harry E. Biggs. died last Sunday evening at her home in Juneau from the effects of abscoss on the lungs from which she had suffered for many years. Mrs. Biggs was born in Georgia. October 16. 1867. and has lived in Juneau since 1901.
 She is survived by her husband and her adopted son. William. both living in Juneau. a married daughter and two grandchildren in Kansas and a half brother in Texas.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-02-25
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
 GIVE EXCELLENT SHOW

' |r.. uuII.u.. ut Che Coliseum hur. "Wednesday evening enjoyed u.ru. h.nI entertainment r.tr.. t..n follow fhc o't custom o, giving ..Hoo. n'rr Che "J Club of m. Juneau HeH school decided ou .0meIue rose. and a hIeh c.aes t.uIr.u. show put ou Iu approved vaudeville manner was Che rosu't Tr. ..t. am showed tlat hard work and .on..I.ranI. study had gone into choir preparation To nukcs or. rr.sir. s iue considerable credit for One m..es of tUe performance Though rhe proceeds from che ticket nr..e hrre no. boon completely hal-
 r.ai v |. evident tH1t thc enter u.nm.rt win ue. over two hundred and |..r IuIHr..
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-02-25
WHOLE FAMILY SICK

Chas. n. Flory. District Forester. who has been confined to his home suffering from tho effects of the flu since his return from Ketchikan, Is now much better though he is not yet able to return to his work. Mrs. Flory and their son, Harry. are also sick.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-02-25
SHOOTING IS PERMITTED
 OF FUR-BEARING ANIMALS

Chief Fur Warden Of Alaska E. P. Walkcr yesterday received the fol- lowing from Washington:
 "Fur regulations amended Febru- ary lG permit shooting Of fur-bcar- ing animals throughout Alaska. Dynamiung or otherwise destroying beaver dams or runways is prohib- itod."
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-02-25
VICTORIA DUE TONIGHT

The Alaska Steamship Company's steamer Victoria Is due tonight on Che way Co Che westward. She car rics big list of passengers and a mI cargo of freight including an olevon-tou dynamo for the Alaska Engineering Commission.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-02-25
HOSPITALS BUSY

While none of Che cases are con- .Ie-.I dangerous there ore moro patients .n che three Juneau hospi- ta's t.an at any ame for three years and nce ,be las. epidemic oi Iu0u- erll.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-02-25

M B. Summers. chief of the Ter r.torim Weather Bureau who has been suffering from 1 serious attack oi Che flu for Che past week is now much better though he is s,Il cone fined to his bed,
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-02-25

Automobiles are making no head way in their dispute with locomo lives for the right Of way at tf' road crossings.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-02-25

The pIque Of the buyer is always fatal Co Che peak of Che prices
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-02-25

conceit often gets a small man into a large hole.
, 1922-11-12

which position he holds At the pres
ent time
In 1910 the school board decided.
upon a comprehensive plan OF build
ing for h future by procuring blocks
Of ground upon watch 10 erect thsir
school buildings and erecting build
ings large enough to accommodate the
puplls-as they thoaght-for years 20
come. But how little they realized
tho rapid growth that was in store for
this school district. At that time they
built n new ntne.room central school
building. which. together with the
four-room Park school building. they
thought would do for five years. In
1911 a 1s-room high school building.
1eI. four more rooms at Central. 1914
nine rooms at Park. 1915 10 rooms At
East Side. 1913 two rooms at East
Side. two rooms at Park. nine roons
al West Casper and a 5000 Doc high
school building all mled and overflow
ing the d5y tho doors were open. In
1890 and 1921 the board becoming des-
perate at their crowded condition. de
cided to build seven rooms at Mills,
seven rooms at North Casper. and
seven rooms al Elk street and finish
six rooms In the basement AT West
Side. four rooms in the basement at
Park. two rooms in the assembly han
at Park three rooms in the basement
, 1922-11-12

school graduates have beer teaching
IN force. A. the present time
there are three-Ansses Nora Banner.
Mildred Keith and CIeoia Lily.
Gradually the schools increased and
more teachers were employed. In the
year 1905 Natrona County High
School District wa organized. which
takes IN School Districts Nos. ,. {. >.
II and IL and they used the Park
school building from that time until
1879. The two school boards worked
together In employing their superin-
tendeats. interlocking their courses Of
study and in all ways trying to be
harmonious until about the year 1919.
II which time Tho boards agreed TO
disagreo and operate as separate cntl-
ties. This continued until tho cleo.
ton next year when new members
were elected who could agree. Prof.
Mafhency stayed with the caspsr
schools as superintendent until the
year 1909. at which time T. b. Mo
Donough OF Grand Junction. Colo.
wa employed. lie remained super.
lntendent until the year 1914. when
Geo. Wilder OF Fert Collins. Colo. was
employed as superintendent. holding
that position untii the year 1919. when
the board empoyed Nc. a. 4. siade
state commissioner Of education. &c
take charge OF u school system