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RIGID RULE FOR
TEACHERS
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ONLY NORMAL GRADS
WANTED HERE.
School Hoard Orders Deposit to lrc
vent Contrnct .lumping Pay
Schedule Adopted Holt lt
Given Extra Job.
(From Saturday's Dally.)
Moro stringent requirements for
Instructors than havo oTor bcon In
force hero before, placing Ilend on a
fooling with tho foremost first class
districts of tho State, woro adopted
last night In tho form of a resolu
tion by tho Bend school board. The
chief change made orcr tho require
menta hitherto prcTulllnr, Is that tho
board shall employe no one as a
teacher in the grades, who is not at
least a graduato cither of n standard
normal school. Tho date on which
teachers will be elected for tho com
ing year In this district, was fixed
for March 22.
Block Contract Jumping.
To prevent contract jumping in
tho future, the board ruled that each
of tho teachers re-elected, and ac
cepting the apoplntment, will leavo
$10 from her last month's salary as
a deposit, me deposit win oo ro
normal graduates and who have had
experience.
b. Whoncvor possible men Bhall bo
elected for tho grammar grades for
one-half or tho high Rchool positions.
6. Whenever feasible, teachers
shall bo assigned to tho grades ac
cording to tho two year rotation
plan.
C. Tho annual election shall occur
between March 20 and 25. Positions
not accepted within 30 days shall be
declared vacant.
?. $20.00 of tho first mouth's sal
ary shall bo paid on tho first Friday
of tho school yeir.
8. At tho close of tho school year
tho clerk shall require a deposit of
$10 by each ro-elected teachor as a
bond for tho faithful performance
of tho conditions of her contract.
This sum Bhall bo forfeited It tho
teacher resigns aftor July 1. If hor
resignation is accepted In Juno, the
Bald amount shall bo paid to hor
then. It sho returns to teach In tho
fall, it shall bo patd to her on tho first
Friday together with tho sum named
In rule bovcii.
9. Salary schedule.
1. Tlrst Grade $80 $85 $90
2. 2nd, 3rd 4th 76 80 SB
3. 6th, 6th, 7th 77 82 87
4. Sth SO SG 90
($6.00 per month If appointed
principal over from 3 to 7 teachers,
and $10 if over from 8 to 12 teach
ers. A new teacher who has had
many years of experience may, upon
ro-electlon, bo paid tho third year
salary the second year.)
High school:
1. Instructors $96 $100 $106
2. Commercial:
Manual Training,
Dora. Science . . $96 $100 $106
3. Head of English $100 $105 $110
In case of sickness of tho teacher
tho superintendent shall nppolnt her
substltuto from a list approved by
tho board. The substltuto shall bo
paid a daily wago equal to 75 per
cent of that of the regular teachor
turned in case tho Instructor's roslg-;and the lattor shall receive full pay
nation is handed in before July 1, but
In caso a contract Is broken between
July 1 and tho opening of school, tho
deposit will be forfeited. Tho board
has been put to somo trouble In ter
mor years by tho breaking of con
for tho first day, 76 por cent for the
noxt four days, and 60 per cent for
tho next two weeks.
The two year rotation rule Is ex
plained as follows:
Every teacher should know tho
tracts, virtually at tho last minute, subjects and hor pupils, especially tho
and tho new ruling is intonded to lattor. According to this plan tho
eliminate this problem. I teacher has tho samo pupils for two
With tho formation of a first class years Instead of one. For example,
district here, tho state reading clr-jlf she has a third grade this year.
clo work will no longer be compul
sory for tcaehers, and in Its place,
the board substituted the rullr.g that
Instructors must cither attend the Na
tional Education association conven
tion in Portland this summer, or
mast read and report to the city su
perintendent on two works on educa
tion during the school year.
Paying System Adopted.
A uniform plan for paying substl
tuto teachers was adopted, and tem
porary instructors will now receive
75 per cent ot tho salary of the reg
ular incumbent. For an absence of
ono day tho regular teachers will re
ceive their usual compensation, for
four days' absence 75 per cent, and
for two weeks absenco 50 per cent
of tho regular wage.
In addition to his present duties
as principal ot tho high school, Eric
Bolt was elected principal of the
grades in the old high school build
ing, the board deeming that the close
proximity of the two buildings would
enable him to attend to both.
Tho resignation of Miss Joanna
Hislop, teacher in the eighth grade,
was accepted, and Miss Mary Maclay,
of Monmouth, elected in hor stead.
sho would teach the samo pupils noxt
year as a fourth grade. It will not
be attomptcd In the tlrst, seventh and
eighth grades.
Clean up and paint up.
wards. Adr.
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Hills woro presented by W, A.
Pickett, ot nl, for road work douu un
der tho Instructions ot tho County
Court ot Crook County, and snld
claims wcro thon continued until tho
March term.
In tho matter of Tutnalu Project
Bridges:
Ordered that tho County Judge co
oporato with tho Tumnlo Project in
tho repair of bridges ncross the Ir
rigating canals, and that ho purchase
lumber therefor.
And now Is presented tho bill of
tho State Tumnlo Project for $260.00,
for tho stool safo tor tho Sheriff's of
fice, and snld bill was then allowed
and the Clerk Instructed to Issue his
warrant In payment ot said claim.
It Is ordorcM that tho Clerk bo
Instructed to direct tho Pacific Tele
phono & Telegraph Company to In
stall telephones In the offices of thu
County Treasurer and County Sher
iff. On motion Court was adjourned
to 10 a. in., February 14, 1917.
Tho County Court of Deschutes
County, Oregon, met at tho Council
Hooni in thu O'Kauo building, on
February 14, 1917, pursuant to ad
journment. Tho mooting was called to order
at 10 o'clock a. in., by tho County
Judgo.
Members present, Win, D. Barnes,
Judgo; A. Ii. Mackintosh, Commis
sioner; L. E. Smith, Commissioner;
J. II. Manor, Clork; 8. E. Roberta,
Sheriff.
Tho torouoon was occupied with
a discussion ot thu report presented
by Max Crandall upon tho forms pre
pared for an accounting system for
tho oftlcors of thu County, after which
the Court adjourned until 1 o'clock,
p. m.
Court reconvened at 1 o'clock, p.
in., ot February 14, 1917, all mem
bers being present.
In tho matter ot Furniture for
County Offices:
Ordered Hint tho County Judgo
purchase from E. M. Thompson desks
and chairs tor tho Superintendent of
Schools, County Judge, and Sheriff, I
according to tho Requisitions tiled
with tho County Judge.
In tho matter of Offices for the
County:
In accordance with the proposal of
the Deschutes Investment Company.
and aftor due consideration thereof.
It w-as resolved as follows:
Whereas, said Deschutes Invest
ment Company Is Intending to con
struct n two story brick building on
tho west end of lot 7. block 41, of
tho town of Bend, and has arranged
in the second floor thereof n suite
consisting of 12 offlco rooms and
ono court room 20x4 C feet in size,
and
Whereas, said Deschutes Invest
ment Company has offered to rent
said rooms and offices to Deschutes
County for two or moro years at tho
option ot tho County Court at tho
rental price of $160 per month, which
Includes a fireproof vault for tho
Ccuaty records,
11 la l!.Sr;fi72 ordered, that the
said proposal of tho Deschutes In
vestment Company bo, and tno samo
Tho County Court ot Deschutes
County, Oregon, reconvened at 1:30
o'clock, p. m in tho Council room,
In thu O'lCauu bulldlugi pursuant to
adjournment.
In tho mutter ot tho Plat of Man
chester: At this tluio Ih presented the pint
of Manchester, an addition to thu
City of Bond, and It appearing to tho
Court from said plat, and tho approv
al entered thereon of (ho County
Surveyor, County Assessor and tho
County Sheriff, that said plat Is reg
ular In nil roHpoetH mid compiles
with thu requirements ot thu law,
It Is therefore ordered, that said
plat bo and the same Is hereby approved.
On motion, Court was adjourned,
to meet at U o clock, a. in., March
7. 1917.
Bend, Oregon, March 7, 1917.
Tho County Court ot Deschutes
County, Oregon, met at tho Council
room, lu thu O'Kaue building, pur
suant to adjournment.
Tho meeting was called to order
at 9 o'clock, a. in., by tho County
Judge.
Members present, Win. D. Barnes,
Judgo; A. 1.. Mackintosh, Commis
sioner; 1.. E. Smith, Commissioner;
J. II. 1 Inner, Clerk; H. E. Hoberts,
Sheriff.
lu tho matter of Election Boards:
Ordered that tho following persons
be, and they are hereby appointed
Judges and Clerks of Election for
tho several election districts, as fol
lows, to-wlt r
Bend No. 1. K. E. Bawyer, C V.
Sllvls, Judges; Hoy Mennsco, I.. W.
Hlchardsuii, Ashley Forrest, clerks.
Bend No. 2. I.. D. Wlest, E. I'.
Brostcrhous, Judgus; Stovo Steldl,
Fred Wilcox. Claud Kolly, clerks,
Bend No. 3. It. O. I.ambersnn, J.
C. Itnney, Judgea; J. Edward Larson,
J. E. Etigebretsou, J. J. Cunningham,
clerks.
Bend No. 4. Clyde McKay, J. A.
Enstes. judges; Paul C. Garrison,
Franklin T. Parker, W. O. Ferris,
clerks.
Bend No. 6. S. C. Caldwell, J.
X. Hunter, Judges; Earl Houston, II.
C. Hartrnuft, A. J. I.everett, clerks.
South Side No. fl --8. C Caldwell, P.
II. Dencer, Judges; John A Watson,
M. (J. Coo. Peter Mersdorf. clerks,
I.a Pino No. 7. Alphouse W Ayn,
J. O. Huffman. Judges; Omer Hustle,
E. K. White. F. W. Tomes, clerks.
Lava. No. 8. C. W. Washburn,
Ch.. C. II. Allen. Judges; Fred A.
Shonuuest, Peter Thompson, Augus
tine Werner, clerks.
West Side. No. 9. Ivan Knotts,
Mike Ward. Judges; J. E. Ulst, T.
HcAndrows, J. It. Myers, clerks,
Aubrey. No. 10. E. J Merrill,
A. II. Horn. Judges; W. J Wilkinson,
Walter Wing. W. W. Orcutt, clerks.
Tumalo, No. 11. F. B. Wilson,
Ch., C. P. Becker. Judges; F K. Day
ton, F. V. Swisher, W. N. Hay,
clerks.
Plalnvlew, No. 12. W. W. Van
Meter. Ch., Wm. F. Fryrear, Judges;
Oco. Cyrus, Howard Ulltett, M. W.
Knickerbocker, clerks.
Slaters, No. 13. II. Nootnngcl,
Ch.. W. F. Edmunson, Judges. Ellis
is hereby accepted, and the District II. Edgliigtun, George Altkeu, J. D,
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SCHOOL RULES GIVEN
Secauso of a misunderstand con
ing the rules adopted by tho
school board at its recent mooting,
tbo sot of rules or policies is here
with prosonted in full:
1. Only normal graduates shall bei,., tir, oo
. .. . I - T . .--.
nEND, OREGON, Fob, 13, 1917.
Tho County Court of Deschutes
County, Orogon, met at the Council
room,' in the O'Kano building, pur
suant to adjournment.
Members present, Wm. D. Barnes,
Judge; A. L. Mackintosh, Commis
sioner; L. E. Smith, Commissioner;
J. II. Hanor, Clerk; S. E. Hoberts,
Shorlff.
Tho meeting was called to order
at 10 o'olock by tho County Judge.
In tho Matter nf tho Sisters and
Redmond Road:
Ordered that tho road bo graveled
near Squaw creek, on a co-operative
basis, between this county and the
settlers along said road, each to pay
one-half, the county share not to ex-
elected as grade teachers. (This does
not apply to present teachers.)
2. A re-olected teacher who is not
a normal graduate must attend the
noxt National Educational Associa
tion or a summer school the coming
summer, or read and report to the
city superintendent two books on the
State Reading Circle work.
3. High school Instructors
In the matter of Road Supervis
ors:
Ordered that the following free
holders of' this County bo and the
samo are hereby appolntod Road su
pervisors, as follows, to-wlt:
R. J. Skelton, Road District No.
12.
J. D, Bowman, Road District No.
13.
shall ' oiuuik. uuu uiairici in, it.
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i'tiuui biuuuuiin) u ivtiiuiuA, pvuuuio, i in g
or of standard colleges, preference
being given to thoso who are also
W. J. Buckloy, Road District No.
1C.
JAY II. DOBBIN. President
HENRY L.. CORBETT, Vice Proa.
J. C. AIN8WORTII, Vice Pres.
E. F. ROY. Treasurer
8. C. SPENCER, Secretary
E. W. HUMBLE, Gen. Mgr.
Columbia Basin
Wool Warehouse Co.
Incorporated.
Advances Made on Wool,
Sheep Loans.
WE BUY NO WOOL
Jay H. Dobbin Henry h. Corbett
q, C. Colt R. N. Stanfiold
J. 0. Ainsworth W. P. Dickey
B, W, Humble
North Portland
Oregon
Attorney Is directed to draw up ii
contract lHtween this County and tho
said Deschutes Investment Company,
In accordance with tho said proposal.
. In the matter of Jail Building:
1 And now la presented tho proposal
, of tho Deschutes Investment Com
pany for n building for the use or
tho County, for a County Jail, and
whereas said proposal Is on tho fol
lowing terms, to-wlt:
That said Deschutes Investment
Company will construct of stone, suit
able building to be equipped with
steel cells furnished by tho county,
which building will be located on the
west hair of block 11 In the City of
Bend, and reserve to the County the
right to remove one wall therefrom
after two years, in case It becomes
desirable or necessary to remove said
steel cells therefrom, and
Whereas, said Deschutes Invest
ment Company further proposes that
they will provide such building and
rent samo to tho County at a price
equal to C por cent ot the cost or con
struction for said building,
It Is thoroforo ordered that said
proposal of said Doschutos Invest
ment Company be and the same Is
hereby accepted, and the District At
torney Is required to druw up con
tract lu accordance with this order.
Ordered, that the District Attor
ney be requested to file his opinion
on the following matter, to-wlt:
Can the County, under the law,
enter Into a contract for County of
fices, beyond December 31, 1918,
which would ho valid In case election
results establish the permanent coun
ty seat at Bend, and whether the
County Court can bind Itself there
for beyond the term of office of Its
members.
In tho mutter of tho Tax Rolls now
In Crook County:
Ordered, that Max Crandall bo, and
ho horoby Is employed by the County
at $10 per day to oversee the work
of separating the Deschutes County,
property from the Crook Count tax
rolls, and that ho employ as many
lady assistants for tho work at $3.00
per day as can bo employed to ad
vantage. Ordered, that tho Clork buy lottor
filo caso, ono typewriter table, ono
book-keeper's desk, and that the Dis
trict Attorney Is authorized to pur
chase a cabinet for his offlco.
On motion, Court waB adjourned
to meet February 26, 1917, at 10
o'clock, a, m,
Tho County- Court of Deschutes
County, Oregon, met at tho Council
room, in tho O'Kano building, on
February 26, 1917, at 10 o'clock,
and adjourned to meet In the Coun
cil room In tho O'Kano building, at
10 o'clock, a. m February 28, 1917.
Bond, Oregon, February 28, 1917.
Tho County Court of Deschutes
County, Oregon, met at tho Council
room, in tho O'Kano building, pur
suant to adjournment.
Tho meoting was called to ordor
at 10 o'clock, a. m., by tho County
Judgo,
Mombors presont, Wm, D. Barnes,
Judgo; L. E. Smith, Commissioner:
J. II. Huner, CJorK; 8. E. Roberta,
Shorlff.
On motion, Court was adjournod
Bowman, clerks.
Lower Bridge, No. 14 A. 8.
Holmes, Ch., Tom A. Vodder, Judges;
Frank V. Chapman, Ruy L, Kidder,
L. A. Hunt, clerks.
Terrebonne. No. 15. N. II. El
liott, Ch., John M. Perry, judges;
Oeorgo McGregor, Everett Parr, Ger
ald 0. Groves, clorks.
Redmond, No, 10 At. Wright,
Ch., Oeo. G. Sedgwlch, Judges; John
P. Johnson, Frank W. McCaffery,
Byrd Farlolgh, clorks.
Telherow, No. 17. J. O. Hanson,
Ch., W. J. Sturdlvan, Judges; G L.
Killers, Ray Archer, W. B. Chapman,
clorks
Cllii'e Falls, No. 18. J. W. Wright,
Ch., W. J. Wood, judges; II. W. Mar
tin. Albert II. Lowry, II. A. Helm
holtz, clerks.
Deschutes. No. 19. Wm. P. Gift,
Ch., T. G. Garrison, Judges; Olaf E.
Anderson, Carl B. Llvesley, Wm. II.
Duval, clerks.
Alfalfa, No. 20. A. O. Walker,
Ch., Roy Wooley, Judges; Geo. Ogle,
R. E. Leonard, Gustavo Berry,
clorks.
Grunge No. 21. Julius Pcderson,
Ch., Fred P. Reynolds, Judges; It.
K. Grimes, C. M. Bragg, P. J. Young,
plurlftt
Mllllean, No. 22. P. B. Johnson,
Ch., E. It. RtiHsell, Judges; I. L.
Owen, Floyd Vuucleuve, W. A. Hahii,
clerks.
Brothers, No. 23. It. II. Coffey,
Ch., Orlea King, judges; 8. K. Lock
ree, L. Vareo, Burns Young, clerks,
Hampton, No. 24. A. T. Frame,
Ch., Burr Black, Judges; W. F. Har
rison, II. Brookings, F. Klger, clerks.
In the matter of the appoint
ment of Road Supervisors;
Ordered that thu following named
persons be and they are hereby ap
pointed Road Supervisors for Des
chutes County for the following pre
cincts, to-wlt:
Havn been built and actually delivered to
retail buyers since August 1, 1016.
This unusual fall and winter demand for
Ford cars makes It necessary for us to con
fine tho distribution of cars only to those
agents who have orders for Immedlato de
livery to retail customers, lather than to per
mit any agent to stock cars In anticipation
of later spring sales.
Wo are Issuing this notice to Intending
buyers that they may protect themselves
against delay or disappointment lu securing
Ford cars. If, therefore, you are planning to
purchasti a Ford car, wn advlso you to place
your order and take delivery now.
Immedlato orders will have prompt at
tention. Delay In billing at this time may cause
you to wait several mouths.
I'rlrr:
Runabout, $346; Touring Car, $360;
Cuopelel, $605; Town Car, $696; Sedan $646,
f. o. b. Detroit.
George F. Hoover, Agt.
1IKND, OHItGON
Road District No. 6.
Road District No. 7. Guy Dom
mlng. Road District No, 8. Peter
Thompson.
Road District No. 0. Ivan Knotts.
Road District No. 10. W. It. Wil
kinson. Road District No. 11. L. II. Root.
Road District No, 12. It. J. Skel
ton. Road District No. 17. Chas.
Muma.
Road District No. 18. Itobl. II.
Lodbottor.
Road District No. 20. F. F. llaf-
n or.
Road District No. 21. C. M.
Bragg.
Road District No. 22. P. II. John
son.
Road District No. 23. O. O. King.
Roud District No. 24. II. Brook
ings, And tho County Clork la Instructed
to Issuo Certificates ot Appointment,
and to obtain from said Supervisors
their oath of office endorsed there
on, In tho matter of Election Pre
cincts and Split Precincts:
In the matter coming on to bt
heard and It appearing to tho Court
that there Is uncertainly ns to thu
establishing of election districts In
Deschutes County, and the appoint
ment uf election boards for said dis
tricts, It Is ordered that tho District At
torney ho and ho Is horoby requested
to cominiiiilcnto with and obtain from
tho Attorney Giniural his opinion
upon tho iimttors following, to-wlt.
Khali tho election of Juno 4, on
matters submitted to tho people by
tho Legislative Assembly bo held ar
cording to the election districts es
tahllHhed at the December term of
Court, 1916, or shall sucli election
bo held arcordlng to tho districts
formed by this Court at Its January,
1917, meeting;
Also, in rase tho Crook County ar
rangements of districts Is the lawful
arrangement then what shall bo tin
conduct with reference to tho split
precincts jointly in Crook and Des
chutes Counties? '
On motion, duly mado and sec
onded, Court was adjourned.
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