The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-12
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yV7ke hoard Of regents Of the ssass unlyef<
1lty pus II twelve hours Of hard work yes
assdhy sleoting faculty for the snssitasiofs.
Rnotcaily the entiEe proceedings OF me
uky were conducted behind eitwes doors
~ heard being In executive session. AZ
aoae o'clock las. might sse bairt. which
ma Transacted IT'S business in COMMITTEES
- ne whole rose and reported the l.st o.
pCe0emors and tutors which had been
ueraed upon The board adopted he re-
oert and then the meeting sdiourhssl
1Ae old nght between the two schools
- khought in the psychology deparsuien:s
nopsesensed BIZ DR.. Hamilton and Or. BOZ
eeu broke out afresh in the hoard. DR..
nation occupies the chair Of pniIosoE'hy
ind eduoation. and Or. Hamilton that OF
0sntal and moral philosophy. The two POI
Gtsacns ware consolidated, and ,sne OF the
Nwo educators must leave the university.
q deadlock ensued upon the question Of
ohoics between the two men. CT the seven
ssgents pra,ent. three refused - vote and
oAe other four tied on the proposition.
The election Of president OF the nniyers
ulty remains open for another meeting. Tn
lfssideEcy was cne Of the sexe,f questions
which the board did not attempt TO solve
Hhere are . number OF candidates for the
eostfton. including President sil. Of the
state university OF wyonlrg, .,nd Acting
president Kesvez
n shair Of engineering was crAa;ca. and
The salary fixed at s,5s Per yes.-. No ac-
zion Wa taken by the hoard looking to
The selection of man far the chair. ~
ret there are no applicants
=. =. Douty. tutor IN mathematics. was
eropred from the list Of tearhex, and the
noaitfon was abolished.
This Il tina Substance Of tae lays work
~ tn board of fegenss The meetings
NQFe held In the chaausv OF Commerce
soems IN the Burke building There was a
George II. King. president: Charles II. Eas-
terday. az Tacoma. Judge J. X Moore. of
SPOKANE: Or. J. a. Gods@as.. az Everett
pucxs Richard wirsor. judge J. r. Hoyt
and Alden !. Rle.snn. ali al seaitls
ITO board met at 1879 in the morning
kRhF--fss
business Was transacted until tho arrival!
Of Regent yesterday from Tacoma. SEN
1tsr Easterdsv apnearsi on tile scene at
11tN, and after an Informal discussion OF
the matters that were 10 he acied upon b.
tho board IL WAS decided 10 adjourn for
lunch. On reeonyenisg In the afternoon. a
metioa was carried that the board go into
H. fk. sx..fk S.,. .s fta
whole With Mr.. King IN The chair. II was
soon apparent that the board was hope
IeasIy divided apoa the man to be chosen
TO head the important department OF phil
osophy and education.
hforH the regents realized Il. perhaps.
che old nsht between The Hoiten and Ham
1taon wings Of the fscalty made It's APP
pcarsnoe. Readers Of the Poss-tnteillxen-
Ger viii remember thar the differences II,
che board OF regents over tho
systdm or school ~ philosophy
that should be taught in the nni-
verslry led 10 scenes which ar. With
out parallel In the history OF the instl,u-
sion. Presiden, Edwards renewal was
due TO a large extent to the fight in The
hoard Of regents over the question. shall
hhe university az Washington sncalea;e In
Dts teachings Of philosophy TIRE idea of a
Devonal Gode" II mry be ssli by Some
HAT this e. not the rsa. issus. but I; has
Ucs been Disputed that the adhsreuts Of
HE school or thought sxemsplHea by Or.
Uolon have accused nr. Hamilton OF
Reaching not alone the existence OF per-
eouai Deity, bat also the rfliE.on af the
aowSy Naxasene. The opponents OF DR..
Hamilton have declared with great and
eleaaent emphasis thet neither tire Deity
ne, Christ have any place in the teaching
Of the university,
To tnese assaults the friends of DR..
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