The Progressive Herald from Lawrence, Kansas • 1

THE PROGRESSIVE HERALD LAWRENCE, KANS. APRIL 24, 1914 Published Weekly Vol. 4, No 16 You will soon be thinking' of The Deralfs Boulevard Mm Finds Favor Registrar Geo. O. Foster is now an associate professor in rank, the board of administration having ad-: that present, yov can get it at Hoadley's.

Of Local Interest vanced him during its session of his week. D. C. Rogers was advanced to associate professor of psychology i and his salary raised. Miss Lalia Whlling, instructor in physiology, was assigned to go to the research table that is maintained at Woods' Hole, for the coming summer, The Lawrence Water asks hat it be permitted to draw water ora the river, churning that it can rt get a sufficient supplv from the ells.

SOKE THINK THE COST PROHIBITIVE An Approximita Estimate Several men to whose attention the Herald's location of a University boulevard has been called have exdressed approval of the line. One of the men has tried to interest the public in a line identical with the Herald's line for about one half the distance. This man recognizes the advantage of the line proposed by the Herald but he fears the expense of crossing the valley east of W. R. Stubbs residence would be too great-so great in fact, that it I am a candidate for the Republican nomination for commissioner of the first district, Douglass county, subject to the decision of the Republicans at the August primary.

W. R. Green. difficult. However, it is em-barassingtoa modest girl to see so plainly from the inside out.

Persons standing or passing outside can be seen with perfect distinctness- Have we painted the picture with sufficient vividaess that you may see what the Herald editor saw and feel what he felt, mothers, for he must confess that he experienced a decided shock when he entered the girls toilet and real ized to what your girls are exposed? Your girls in using the. toilet in Qaincy school are not secure in any privacy whatever. A friend the Herald has paid 20, four months suits with the -quest that they he placed where icy will be appreciated. Should le Herald come to you unsolicited, ou'l be alarmed; it is paid for for nir months. Have you thought whore you are going to get the money to renew your mortgage when it is due next I See Geo.

Leis about it. He has to loan ou eastern Kansas farms. Mayor Mitchell of New York has been bred upon by an assassin, but he bullet went, wide of its mark and hit the "innocent by-st under." The assassin is a man of unbalanced mind who imagined a grievance and wished to avenge it. would prohibit constrction. In order to speak with some authority on this point, the editor of the Herald has made a rough survey of this part of the line and the Herald presents the result of the survey in an approximate estimate of cost.

For fully 300 ft. south from Warren street a splendid roadway is now a fact. Another hundred feet of light work carries the roadway to the embankment of the Stubbs lake. The embank OF GENERAL INTEREST By accident or thru design any- Either tne Lawrence Water Company's property is growing in value pry fast or he 'ompany is devoiop- a conscience. Within three ear-, the assessed value of the wat- -erworks ha- risen from less than to $178,177 as agreed to his ment of the lake will provide fully one half of the embankment one may see your girls by simp-required by the boulevard for a distance of 250 ft.

Fill would 'inS down the broad stair- tosevolt for 1 0 1 is the cry of many progressive, and it is freely predicted that he vd be the regular nominee for rreiIeii. Progressives chum to beiievc that Roosevelt would a Ri puhlicju! support. change to cut at 200 ft. south of the lake. There would be about The women of Alaska are quite a I political factor since their oni'ran-: ehUemout.

They are in line wi'a progress. In Skagway, Juneau, j. Ketchikan. Fairbanks. Cordova.

Yaldes and Seward the party with which the women allied o00 ft. of cut. I The quantities in embankment will arprovinrite 3,500 cubic yards and the quantities in excavation will be about the same. This is to provide a 24 ft. roadbed over the heavy work.

From was victorious. In elecii la id th Toe Santa he railroad company a- offered to help towns thru whica passes, with expert alvice in the ruction of public utilities. The Santa re hail considerable tan govt riur.i won i v.a vc-rv nar way or by taking a position i i the furnace and lumber room. Now let us consider the boys toilet. As a toilet it is the counterpart of the girls in all essentials.

It has not same exposure but it has aa even more dangerous exposure. The boys toilet is entered from the outside. A broad stairway leads down from the ground. In the summer time the door at em-tice in ie construction 01 22 Illinois counties -went dry at the recent election. A majority of women's votes was cast against the saloon.

In many inst anees a ma- row margin, ih.e pariiau-entary body has I2S governuHui 117 Socialist mr.i.-bers v.i.h a mtmbi-r of seats going to a ond i tahor. ttlier structures bridges, sowers an. public utility. the south end of the heavy work, on to the University driveway only surfacing would be necessary to put the roadbed into excellent shape. Had we only earth 'to deal with the 3,500 yards of excavation would make the fill at a cost of about $1,200.

A considerable per cent of excavation would be rock, however, and that complicates matters. A more careful examination would be necessary to de ou'y oi tee men were Jor tne sa- ooie. I rt.o has refn-cl an uncoodi-iional saline of the Ameii -an and war may I'esult from the rfiKil. United Slates war slaps are nestling the Mexi-ati and a warm deuionstration is looked for. A fourteen hour bat tic ha- just been fought between linking coat minors and the National Guard of Colorado.

11 strikers, one sol-dier and niie non-combatant wore killed. The Herald put the question, What are you gettina; out of the to a flood man)' Law-ence people, mostly business men nil found very few who would be 1 enefitted. The feeling expressed anged all the way from protest to nduran.ee of the tilings that can't be eljX'd. termine the amount of rock in the cut. It has been suggested by ne 10ot ot tne stairway is iett a practical stone man that the rock excavation could be paid One passing on the walk with the rock and then borrow dirt to make up the deficiency, the south side of thc This is a matter to be determined later.

building can by looking thru thc The light work further south should not cost to exceed $300. Pea door see five of the stooIs On an earth basis, then, we should have 'a roadbed for a boulevard iin the bys' toilet, five out of at a cost of about 51,500. seven. It is not by the intent To overcome the ditrlculties in the way of constructing on the 8fize of the curious, only, that Worst linp ree'tP a tnfvifiep h.nvA tri Via rozAa Tho m.oru.tbe stools can be seen. One In case of war with Mexico, Maj.

President Wilson has Congress for the use of army aiei navv to v.oliold th of the he Gen. Leonard Wood will command iof the land f- trees. United State It is expt Cone re--- wiii dent's reran 1 i the largf sum a oi moeev to be in a Uvould be level from Warren street to the south enditf Stubbs lake. cannot help seeing them, if thc We should then start up the hill sn 150 ft. of 10 per cent and aze is directed their V- Quite extensive will be made of airshiiis in the war with Mexico, should such be declared.

Th'-y will be used for scouting and to drop explosives upon the opposing trees. This will be the first use of ships in e. war of anv magnitude. The change to 15 per cent for 300 ft. Streets of Lawrence present a ihe bovs' t01iet has three wla" steeper grade than this and automobiles climb them without i do.ws which may be very easiIy difficulty used t0 vew interior of the toilet, tho as stated with refer- Hcw To The Money Jt TT tne girls toilet, it is Themoneytopayiorthercadoedof tne Heralds boulevard i difficuh There must be a con- should be easdv raised, rdost -men in Lawrence who own automo-: A- scious eftort.

Next year many K. U. in.stru"t.r get a rai in Hilary of from 20!) So JO. Thi- rai-e will apply to ail rs-. professors, Vssoi'iai.

rrofe-s r- and Pr -ho have been tea 'hing in K. U. for some time. Salaries f.r the diu'er- nt grades a above noted will range roniSG0 81200 to S1700; -1700 to 82,200 and 82,200 to So.000 Hear! 1 readers will be plea-ed am that simc V. E.

Wells, former I I 1 Eu-t'er t-ok cha-ge of the Alllhans, Aw: tie' taper has be i double 1 3i -ize and is an c'gi pan.T. Young "dr. Wells' 1' re.ra'ie 1 his le-ahh mletay ae. is -ad for a rii'teen nile v. hi toe la-t of the lie de.

ribes a limb to the top of Bit; William-, a "la ah; of iec a fe.v Progressive ii'ewberries hy the cer load are invading tiie northerna market now. 1'hey tie coming from Lu.iisian.(. here a tine rep is being ham -t The la-'i vor-l Mixico is hat era Vrnz ore. by the Ann forces. a batUe r.

wheel four Ae.ericens and wo kuu Moxicans -were killed. The Herald does not need to biles would be giaa to pay to secure sucn a oouievara as the Herald offers. Parties interested in property along the line would contribute and the University could well afford to give several ifl ouinc: hooUh Herald hundred dollars towards the enterprise. The magnificent drive way would advertise our state school in no small way. By judicious use of the road drag, the roadbed would make a very good road without pavement.

The paving could be done some time later. ot'a- Represent? moral power otr.er r.o LrAvrence paper At from The. Mother's eiuo of lee nan huivh met at the aomo of i ktry. R. la: week as addressed by i'lvf.

bur; He-keik L'is su.b;.'ct el in the peiei sc! Pl-of. 1 this ra beain. with tli- third elites I'titon La- a hah on id war ihev a no :1 (l! a io goer -eed Toe r'rr. ari-iad or iJ si "i Vise Ei.i-.-i: 'a. Seed the toilet conditions described above or similar conditions, have involved public and private schools too, in scandal.

Such conditions have been the unconscious cause cf boys and girls starting down the road to ruin. Shall such conditions be continued in Quincy? The Hemsdjr At very small cost, toilet conditions in Quincy schoo' can be made safe. A screen placed across the wide door ot tiie foot cf the stairway wil: shut or: the gaze of those vh brace YOrH COMPLAINT 07 TOILZT COSDITIOSS IN QUINCY SCHOOL whILL I OUTBID I-ierald Has Itivts.igared Coniitions And 'r i.es some a r-riind. ou pr t.M.uue gva los. e-neii traiuii-a in Haskell.

Lawrence needs Thc Herald What are YOU doing; to keep it? larm- at ioa o. per; Them Scandalcu: Ceo. I.e.! on ea-tern b.e (: I -iralChi. Lor the first time in the history of Iceland a Socialist will content -r a se A. in periiament.

Tl.o conte: t- IVt'T 'u Inane i C' looe furnace oi basement m. and general store lag the landing at' The re- tV i. hi i the t. -'oh i.rii- Complaints cf Lawrence mothers who hav-a. children in Ouincy School, that the toilet conditions in Ouincy are not 1 weekly pel; The kaht you can do to: subscribe for it.

SUBSCRIBE oom tho the stairway, we glance to the by accident or design may be i i oo VI ed t.i vl ivm. eee daring Aauve.1 week. A I the soli what they should be, have come Ieft thru a 3 ft 4 in position to see. Doors for u. i it e.

1 Toe Uiilk supply of Melitourrt', is to tminicipaiizod. private eiiik dealer is -ialisni" and "ihe-t lee-tien of I TODAY! the to the lxerald oihee trom tune t-. A '--or: More i eoe wide we see all of the girl's toil- accent itiziois ei.um tee; incentive to water milk should i.te ds.iroM-d. to time but the Herald did not el except the Inside of lh2 stans. I take time to investigate them.

is n0 door or screen t0 cl Xhe lieraU has now ivestgat- give any sort of Que led toilet conditions Ouincy in the urn2ce and amg in the furnace stalls will make the use steels, private as it should le The windows can be curtained cr treated in some way so t'n even the curious may not able to view the interior, if too much light is lost by the uiny cent; year school pronounces tnem -arnival p.a.y pvi a per-. to vithout pri. e. The new goverum is that an aiakior shall be ien-tioyeil by the city i eg en a.iih to: had out where we are al reshari 1 our business affairs before Uiy the j.vem;uei;t. They don't 'want to ite cha-ged with store room can see the whole of the girls toilet except as above stated It is practically i changes suggested, electric Thr- .) -ialists of' Los Anpaes ieo'o vla-ir tight ir free speech in tiie city, and a speaker's stand will be erected on the plaza, winch will be free for the use of all organizations.

Other places will he designated for street speaking wfthont interruption. nothing short of scandalous. What mothers have said in condemnation of Ouincy in respect to toilet conditions has been too little. Conditions are worse than has been represented. You mothers who have investigated, know.

You mothers who have not investigated, should do so at once that you may tl the at bo A lights can be installed in toilet. Better this than danger to which the girls exposed daily. The boys' toilet should treated in t'ne same way. impossible for the janitor to do his work without freuently looking into the girls toilet. If he does look he can not fail to see the occupants Anyone in the furnace and store room can see as well as the janitor.

Do you The copper interests are a little alarmed to see the foreign born miners taking out. naturalization 'otuiitioti in cuy nuances ur wmen day are not responsible. After May 1, it wiil cost an extra -lickle to go to Kansas City. The 'ncrease is presumed to be due to die fact that the new union station further from Lawrence than the Id. screen should be at the foot -t realize the situation, mothers? tne stairway ana tne know how your boys and girls Your girIs whiie usinjr the toiet should be treated.

are exposed to vulgar and las- are not secure in any sort of; The daily use of soap and civious suggestion and subject-: Drivacv Thev are a3 much ex. i Water and disinfectant will Eanners' at papers. They see in this a eon-ddc r- able addithtn to tiie Socialist vote' of the mining counties. The report from the Philippines that since the number of Filipinos in public ouic ha- been increased the number of defalcations has increased. A conspiracy to loot public funds is Feed oats Union Store.

ed to actual exposure of person posedto oae ia the furnace and: make the toilets clean and sea- in the use of the toilet in Ouin lumber room as if they were itary, but they will not remove cy school. in the public street except when actually in the stalls. Now let us enter the toilet. YYe find seven open stalls, in Go With The Go, in imagination, mothers, with the editor of the Herald .1. ().

Jones for two years an in--tractor in Engine, ring at K. has been apitointed Met 1 raw fellow in civil engineering at Cornell University Air. Jones is a graduate of the University of Kansas, class of.1.2. who has made the investigation each of which is a stool. There and see for yourselves what he I is no door to give complete saw.

Let us investigate the! privacy. Your girls must ap-gtrls toilet conditions pear before their school-mates. moral tilth. Something mere must be done to make boys at girls safe from the contagion of immorality to which they are daily exposed. It is the duty of the Board of Education to take immediate steps to prevent this contagion.

Will you insist that they do so, UMBRELLAS Covered and Impaired. IkWN MOWERS repaired a el ground. C. L. RUTTZR, 10 E.

Het.ry Perfection hour $2.15 a 'hundred it the Farmers' Union Store. There none better. Suits From the first floor of the build- Their clothing is exposed to the yaze of the curious and critical. The question of minimum wage fur preachers is being considered by church organizations. SSoi) for country and 1,000 for city pastors has been suggested as little enough to pay a preacher.

Progressives of Indiana are considering the matter of drafting Mr. Pteveridge as a candidate for the U. S. senate. Mr.

Heveridge has made it known that he does not. wish the nomination, but Ins friends believe he will accept if urged to do so. $16.50, $18, $20, $28, $30bing, on the south side we go Before you make that loan, figure with Cicorge I.eis. The money on land and there will be no delayin getting it. The toilet has four windows which obstruct in no way the gaze outward.

It is not impossible to look from the outside inward aud see objects but it is down a broad stairway 5 ft 3' in wide. On the left is a wall of the building. On the right there is notning to hide the stairway from the part of the I ATT Clothier DIG M-tss. Progressive IIeraJ 73c year..