The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 10, 1913, Page 7

@ THE STAR—FRIDAY, JANUARY 10, 1913 7 cous S%DERENDS NIGHT SCHOOLS, | , : ag"! CRITICISED AT UNIVERSITY) A€.>> ET ONE: NOW! | oth. who will lam the d viignte| Baward B, Quigley, assistant) tle, today géelared the criticism of f , ¢ { tof them supefintendent of schools in Seat-| Seattle's olght schools made Thurs @ ot — day by Dr, Theresa MeMahon, tn-| © ee , [ | structor at the university, ts unfair, [| V/, i Dr. MeMahon, tn « lecture to her y N class, said the foreigners were aot given a chance to improve, and that j the schools did not provide tndivid IN SHOES FOR |=!" : Dd on saya the foreigner] WITHERSPOON CARUS? ri sald Quigley this ¥ morning she is mistaken, In a jevery school of the elty there are . F |graded classes especially arranged - | foreigners. They are given jis paid to the teaching of the $2.50 English language. “She ettes a case of a Bohemian girl, saying she was put Into an ad }vanced clase, That may be true |Principala sometimes make mis takes, but these mistakes are cor- Values $3.50 to $5.00. Men's and Women's High Top Shoes, ike cut, with ff} ual instruction in a very full double soles to heels, Bj few r day or the worth $6.00, here jnight schools dual inatrue } tion is try ible in public schools. ¥ re 2 95 Mail orders z bd various schools would show er in @ short time that sho ts mis taken.” rected as soon as discovered | Most toachers realize that “vit receive Py arefal and All sizes. HOW ENDS MEET FARRAR GADSKI MARY GARDEN | ual instruction, there’s not much to leay. An. wh is in the slight served one case, and from that a sweeping arraignment of) , way familiar with public schools knows there ts no tadivid re night school system, In ation into the methods used In regard to the lack of individ. 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JOHNSTON CO. : Ty ALK ‘GERMANY WILL | Third and University a | ? wah ee [RAILROADS RUN _ |i smie toisy ot the engaxement 4 Why will people agree to anything you say about the weather? Our fender demonstration, which we have STATION SOON of Lady Edwina Roberts, daughter been conducting at 1008 First en 1c car DOOD RY es r WEE ( THEIR TRAINS ON and BAjor Lewis oe the Berta Madison), cl the 20th of this pe SROs: Pees LHeeNs NS SCHEDULE AGAIN“ ‘te expense, b cen worth it parents’ {dea of marriage. | you who have bought or will buy pone teatime te it has brought to our device the a dorsement of every one who has be LONDON. — first “naval airship station” In the world, will begin soon at Cuxhaven where 1 double movable hed wil t fc he new Zep- pelin ae uiger purchased by the navy rn Germany's | | BERLIN, Jan. 10.—Work on the | All three transcontinental rail reads are again open for througt. service. After nearly two we Interrupted schedules, ca spect it—some 6,000 persons navy is tt to have an aerial heavy snows ard winds in th It has also brought investments to such cruiser o it cades, all trains are running Deki Eee ee! eek ten meee ee on time. a amount that we will be able to g« ¢ 1 ‘The Spokane local, Northern I'a y of the money we need without contir g our ex | cific, arrived this morning 25 min pensive demonstrat THE BEST jutes late. The Oriental Limited | After the 20th this month our fender may | sem from St. Paul was delayed two still be seen at the Vulcan Iron V employes, in common with all me 1 have examined it, take about great a pride in it as we do, and will be pleased to show it to you. We have the only REAL, str existence, our company is a | ficers are prominent Seattle people, its field is the entire United States, its capitalization is | very low, and. its management conservative, ITS GOING f hours in the mounta‘ns, Otver é trains were on time aT; € | A congestion of freight is report ed east of the monntains and many} ani $2.50 ASSES ON EARTH belated passengers, held over in| | Spokane, Ellensburg and Yakima, }are now reaching the Coast | STRIKEBREAKERS __|, Cioring ont ail used and secon MAN FISH STEAMER fan’, ’°tines 8 sreatly Fe - | New Machines rented $2.00 @ The Chlopeck Fish company's| month. |steamer, Chicago, manned by a| New Machines sold on easy crew of strike-breakers, is In port| terms. = |today with 12,000 pounds of hall-} Any finish to suit furniture. 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