Salt Lake Tribune | 1914-03-05 | Page 14 | New High School Vacuum Cleaners

NEW HIGH SCHOOL VACUUM CLEANERS Olub Report Is Corrected Tjy Superintendent Superin-tendent of Buildings of the School Board. Rolativo to the liudinfis dt the Association As-sociation of City Clubs to tho effect that the new High school was not. to be oquipped with a vacuum cleaning system, sys-tem, Eli A. Folland, superintendent "of buildings for the board of education., issued a statement yesterdav to tho contrary. Ho declaros that t'ho school will bo equipped with the best and most modern vacuum plant that can be installed. Tho pipes and conduits for the system have boon laid and the board is now considering the selection of tho kind of cleaners to be purchased, ho points out. Following is his statement: state-ment: There eooins to bo some wron" impressions with reference lo thu installation of a vacuum cleaner systom in tho new High school. Iho board of education has. at considerable con-siderable expense, had laid tho conduits con-duits and pipes for the most of-ncient of-ncient vacuum cleaning system that can be obtained. The judgment of the board was that most of fko vacuum machines arc still in tho evolutionary stae many of them installed iu othV schools throughout tho countrv being be-ing found to bo unadapted for tho school purposos. Heuco tho board acted on the suggestion of tho building committee and. decidod to delay tho purchase of tho machines ma-chines propor in ordor to get. tho host and most improved niachino made prior to tho actual openintr of tho school. h hrt Sf7St -m rPTiuR adopted at the cast side High school is so placed to overcomo some of tho objections found iu actual prac-ticc, prac-ticc, and wo may rest asiurod that the plant thero will be second to nono.