Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1922-04-13

on the regular teaching force as re-
suit of a resolution adopted unani-
mously by members OF the board OF
education The action was taken
when il was proven conclusively that
married women can not be depended
upon as can those who have no house
hold duties or other affiliations so
common TO those who have given up
their name. The resolution does not
mean, however, that those at present
on the teaching force will be obliged
to give up their positions. This new
rule will not be counted against them
when applying for renewals OF their
contracts next year, nor does the reso-
luton apply to widows. Substitutes
who are married will also be consid-
cred, but not on the regular teaching
force. There are at present eleven
married women on the teaching staff
in the Waukesha schools.
Sheboygan-The teaching efficiency
of Sheboygan high school is far above
the average for the country. This is
shown by a comparison of the high
school records witt the report made
by John J. Tigert, United States COM
missioner of education. The report
shows that throughout the United
States the teaching profession has
gone backward in the war period so
far as training and preparation are
concerned In the Sheboygan high
school all but one OF the members of
! the teaching staff are college or nor
NAL school graduates; there are II
of the former and seven of the latter.
Ninety per cent of them had additional
summer school work since their grad
uation and 10 per cent have received
high collegiate degrees.
| Madison Wisconsin farmers lead
ard others follow in the eradication of
| tuberculosis from among their herds.
| Officials of the Bureau of Animal In
dustry of the United States Depart
ment of Agriculture report that Wis
consin leads all other states in total
number of herds and cattle accredited
has just one short of $500 accredited
herds containing 34,S34 head. Mime
sofa comes nearest with 1871 herds
and 32.550 head. The other leaders
hre Pennsylvania with 93S herds;
Ohio with 6S3; Maine with 679, and
Indiana with 63S.
| SUPERIOR. A. Preston, age AZ,
salesman, dropped dead in the office
of DIR. III. j. Orchard, Superior, imme-
tiiately after he had been given a
physical examination by the physician.
The man had entered the doctors
office and requested an examination
of his lungs, stating that he believed
something was wrong. The examina-
ton disclosed that his heart was all
| ing and he was advised to go home
and go to bed He prepared to de-
part and asked for match and while
the doctor bent over his desk for the
article, Preston slumped to the floor
dead.
ing. Is, at his home in Superior on a
charge of violation of the city liquor
ordinance by police detectives and
federal prohibition agents. may pave
| the way to starting disclosures of the
sale and drinking of the beverage
among pupils of the Superior high
school, IL was minated. According to
current rumors. boy pupils at the high
school have been in the practice of
obtaining the alleged liquor and stor-
ing ii in their school lockers.
Madison--The balance in the state
treasury reached its high point for
the year this month when the month
ly statement of Henry Johnson. state
treasurer. showed s10,56S.940 in the
various funds OF this amount $500
57l is in the general fund, compared
TO $4,a33.5 800 in March. General prop
erty tax receiptes of nearly $4,000 900,
together with receipts in the school
fund and university and normal school
incomes, brought the total receipts for
the month 10 Sl3. 7SS,S66, with dis
bursements of S9,442,S9S.
De Henry ]. JANSEN. wide
ly known politician of West De pere,
died after an illness of several years
He has been in a serious condition
since last fall, Mr., Jansen was As.
He was member of the county board,
/. H.. - ~
Pere He had held that office for 10
years. and was member of the coun.
ty highway committee. He had been
elected assemblyman from the Second
Brown County district several times.
Kenosha-ln the town of Somers.
Kenosha county. the most interesting
political race, decided by one vote.
WAS between two neighbor women.