Show SCENES AT THE SCHOOLS Incidents of Enforcement of Vaccination Vaccina-tion Order At nearly all the schools a number I of parents were present I to see what I I woull 1 happen and to register complaints com-plaints The principals were at the receiving re-ceiving end of most the piotests and when they pleaded that they were only I acting under orders of thc Board of Education got roasted for being on I I earth and mal irate parents whoso young had been denied admission were I profuse In assuring bystanders that I those comprising the present Board of Education would never again be In a position to act as It Is now doing Many t humorous incident were reported at the different buildings but the day passed I I in rather t dreary manner with more I than half the scats empty There was I I little variation In the proceedings at t the different schools much less than I J the total enrollment appearing and I most of those being sent home AT THE WASHINGTON SCHOOL Several parents of the pupils were present when the opening hour arrived and went with the principal Miss Qualtrough frprn room to room as sho gave Instructions to the teachers regarding re-garding the dismissing oC pupils who had not been vaccinated When questioned as to fhe probable r I cause of the small proportion of pupils I who had complied with lolJlcd the order made by the Board Education Miss Qual trough stated that while a large proportion j portion of the pupils of the Washington Washing-ton school are of Mormon parentage most of whom object to vaccination 1 I alll many Gentile parents while not opposing vaccination at all object to time ompiilsory pun of It one woman at tin Washington staled that a few jvars iii ill OIl of her children I hal died horn the effects o f t beug vaccinated and hilo she ntw has thiee children I In the VnshlnKton school sho will take 1 I them t out for tin remainder tf the year rnthei I than have jhoin I i vncelnuipd zC l One mother I wan heard i to say lth n wi I zI good deal I of Hssuninn In hyj lOn I Tho present Hoard of HUuoallnn l will lualfn wilt wil-t I never ngain I havo the I Hnmce of serving tills city In that capacity I One Iii lie girl who was runung the umung I number forced to go home on observ I Ing several lurger girls wiping their eyes said Vill If I felt like that Id I go and be vacirma rda II r I rd-a i Tin1 I QQUirmir Little moio than 1 per cent of our I 1 pupils are pienent today lenuirked Principal McCoy Take a Jook Into I the beginners loom There Aero Just I about half tin I number usually present I and these I occupied 1 the same desks they had used before the holiday vacation 11 wldu unton I AB a result theie l were scarcely two together and there IVtIS I L lonesume j look on the childrens faces ns though j there wus something greatly l lacking S t It may seem 1 silly tt some fid uno J nf he l tonehorN nl the close of school t bin there has been a depression all r day that Wf have been unable to shako J off J was never jo thankful in lilY life ns r was when school closed today livclythlng pakscd off nuletlv however how-ever There verb acouplo of visits by paients whose child ieii hud been sent home and one of these was Inrllnod to tl8e Inclned I lo 1 obstreperous 11 McCoy however explained that le 1 was merely the agent of the school board and acting under orders whereat the objector apologized and vanished THIRTY PARENTS AT JACKSON The total enrollment of the Jackson Is 820 but when school opened yesterday only ISJ were present Of these only 161 just 20 per cent were vaccinated Principal William Bradford visited each loom and after expicsslng his regrets f re-grets for the necessity of sending so many pupils home he instructed the teacher in each room to dismiss those who were not vaccinated While there was no great excitement over the action of the teachers yet there were a gral many protests by the parents of the pupils sent home About thirty parents were present and formally mal protested against the boards alton uSln j i lion for the purpose as they stated of testing the mater In the courts A number however expressed tincompll mentary opinions of the member of the school board Prominent among those protesting were E E Rich Arthur Frun lam Newman n member of the school board and Policeman Moroni Clllesple All the teachers were present pres-ent but Miss Caroline Smith of room 8 who was reported as sick and all the teachers were vaccinated The teachers were very much affected as they watched their pupils m rchlnS out of the building but the pupils seemed to rather enjoy the novelty of the thing QUIET AT TRAINING SCHOOL There were not more than half a dozen doz-en parents present at the training school and but few of them protested against their children being sent home The kindergarten being l department of the University was closed and the pupils all sent home NINTH SCHOOL Miss Mell Forsythe principal of the Ninth school said there were but thir tytwo present out of n general attendance attend-ance of eighty Eleven were refused admission The little tots she said took the exclusion very much to heart as 1 rule while there were a few who seemed rather glad that their vacation had been Indefinitely extended YCSV the Ninth is lather lonely today and j tho absence of so many of tyhe little ones whom Miss Eckman and I have I learned to know so well is really depressIng J de-pressing We miss the little ones greatly d I |