Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1894-02-23

paid out but $23. Now, both the num-
Der OF days and the expense account of
the members are given incorrectly in the
charges. In reality the expenses aver
aged less than 81 per day, and admitted
of no great stea)age if the gentlemen had
ordinarily good accommodations. Ingra-
ham bought mileage ticket and charged
the state just what ii cost him, while
he might have bought a cheaper ticket,
So they assert.
1t is alleged that Ingraham collected
from the state for the August meeting
$40 for expenses This meeting, as the
charges themselves show, began on Aug
ust p and continued to and included
August 81, requiring IS days of absence
from Seattle. Twenty dollars would be
low expense for l3 days. But it is all
eyed that lngraham actually paid out
but 81 for his expenses during this l3
days, and it is implied that he stole the
other 10. Blandiord, who attended the
same meeting, collected from the state
$l2 for expenses, SO it is a legged, but
paid out in necessary expenses but 81 for
the seven days. All this while the mem
bers OF the board were putting up at the
Palace hotel and paying ~ a day.
These are the sum and substance OF
the charges Of stealing from the state,
and 1t is little wonder that no one has
Oeen wiring TO lather Jhehl. GREAT
stress IS lal9 III the GR4rses on Ihe use OF
purposes not specified by the laws Great
ing them. 1t is true that there will arise
difference of opinion as TO the interpre-
tation OF the law, but the duty OF inter-
pretng ana applying those laws mas been
commute" 10 nNe com Petelu anu worthy
sGii',Ii1 M 90 ''u 80 ,9 9''aS ~ ia; 9 o'rv s',oy
" -, :; w - tii, i,,,s;,,9se iafa,,d -,
actions ogainst every anonvmous nerson
Who differs With them in opinion. A
lot OF silly twaddle was inserted for the
purpose OF "hlling in," about the small
ness OF the advanced classes. In in in
lant institution there Will De lew ad-
Vahcea sIuuenCs' ana II ooes IioC niahe
Ii.oi'i ~ n.', v,'o,.l ILL.,, j
'i'u ,,,'j ,o,st hn nara6 for ,sf as wall os
the many who are studying more cle-
mentary science. The fact that the
abundant citations to the records and
vouchers were made serreptltlously is
evidence oil the spirit ihiwhich they were
MADE
The charges are so frivolous, and SO
wanting IN facts, beng only groundless
qusoole' IhaC 1t ID haru Wy hee WY
CneY were ever gwen secohu thou8ul,
the only explanations being the influence
OF j. OBJ, Scobey, who delivered them
into McGraw's hands.
M. .eaot ao, o,,1r ho 70 ,ho ,lo,,o,,o
no Oh T'' o'n Tuiy 10 ~ ono 1'n'iluSo
ol Vne oolieEe' "nion n"' ""D"oy s",
tereu uluch lroul HculohS VI OhlS Aluu'
and it is most deplorable coming just at
the time shsh rssents siaa fseuity are
putting forth their best and noblest eff
forts for the uJbuilding of the institu-
tion IF the REGENTS were guilty of fraud
H., - Ill o., hn.b ri-,ft ana ,rona,.
.'io'I ~ ~ ,t';..t' 'o ~ H., ~ r, H.
TO eAPose .helf actS' "u' "9 l"l "e 'u7
investigation mas oeeh earrleu hoC con
demnlng acton can DE found LII Is ap'
3urd to think that men OF tho reputa-
ton Of the members Of the present board |
vould stoon to "netty larceny" They
ara all nan who have held nositiops of
,.,,.t aad nae,,onsihiIitv and II wac ba
u '''' n,',,tat;( th,t ,Ll ,,,,,,o.
cause ol VnaO P",aT'oii On"V '"o 50'0'
nor hrsI appolhteu Inem'
Wednesday the following resolutions
were circulated, and signatures were ap.
penGed bN the hundred:
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