Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-09

TO assist in instruction, and to provide
for all necessary fuel or supplies for
the conduct OF the Higher Educa-
tional Institutions.
IL. To enact rules and bylaws
for the government OF the Higher
Educational Institutions, including
the faculty, teachers, students and
employees therein.
12. To cause notice to be given
of the opening of such schools and
the several terms thereof.
13. To prescribe rules and regula-
tions for the admission OF students
to the Higher Educational lnstitu-
tions but every applicant for admis-
sion shall undergo an examination
to be prescribed by the board, and
shall be rejected If Il shall appear
that he is not OF good moral charac-
ter.
II. To cause lectures on art, sci
ence, or branch OF literature to be
delivered In any such schools on such
terms and conditions as they may
prescribe
10. To confer by bylaws upon
the presidents OF the several Higher
Educational Institutions the power
To suspend or eXpel pupils for mis-
conduct or other cause prescribed In
such bylaws.
16. To confer diplomas on such
persons as the faculty may recon-
mend for graduation.
II. Model school. The board
shall have power TO organize In con-
ncction with each normal school, such
model schools as they may deem OK
pedient for the illustration OF the
best methods OF teaching and govern
ment.
Section II. Quorum OF Board.
At the meetings OF the board OF
regents, three members shall consti-
tute a quorum, but a less number
may meet and adjourn from time TO
time.
Section ~. Board Not 90 Exceed
Appropriations.
IL is hereby made the duty OF the
board OF regents OF Higher Educa-
tional Institutions TO limit the num-
ber OF teachers and their compensa-
ton, and all other annual expenses
thereof, 10 the amount appropriated
by the legislature for that purpose;
and all expenditures made by said
board, In excess OF the sums so ap-
propriated, are hereby declared to
be unlawful and void, and shall be
deemed malfeasance on the part
OF said board. for which the mem
bers thereof can be removed from
Office by the governor.
Section i3. Removal OF Regents-
DisqualiflcatiOns of Officers, Etc.
Any regent may be removed from
onlee for cause upon reasonable
notice by the governor. No regent
or officer, trustee or person appoint
ed or employed In any position or
capacity connected with the Higher
Educational Institutions, shall at any
time be Interested In any contract
for erecting or furnishing any build
Ing or furnishing any supplies or act
as agent OF any author or publisher
OF or dealer I'm school books, maps or
charts, or school library books. or
schooi furniture or apparatus, or be-
come Interested directly or Indirectly
In the publication, manufacture or
sale or any such agent or otherwise.
except solely as author or inventor.
ana Tor a violation hereof any regent
shall be expelled from the board by
a majority vote OF the regents: pro
Yided, that the purchase and use OF
DOCKS and appliances written or in
vented by persons connected with
any OF the schools shall not be deem
ed 10 be prohibited
section ~. No Political or Scctarian
Test Allowed.
No political or sectarian test shall
ever be allowed or applied I'm the
appointment OF regents. professors
teachers, or employees OF the Higher
Educational Institutions, nor shall
the majority OF regents be. al any
one time, members OF any one reli-
sious denomination. or be appointed
from or reside within any one coun-
BY Of the state
section i5. Compensation of Re-
gents.
Each member OF the board OF re-
gents shall receive S-- Der diem
'or services rendered. for each day
iaid member shall be in actual at |
endance at any annual meeting or
special meeting OF the board and also |
he necessary travelling expenses in
'urred In travelling 10 and from each |
II such meetings.
section IO. Duty tO Report.
The president Of said board shall, |
'nce year. make a written report |
o the legislature; setting forth the |
condition OF said Higher Educational |
Institutions, financial and otherwise.
With such recommendations touching |
he same as he may think proper.
'ectiOn ~. The Faculty and Their
Powers.
The president and professors con
titute the faculty OF the Higher
educational Institutions, and as such |
hall have immediate government
nd discipline OF their respective
Institutions and the students there
n.
'ection ~. President and Duties Of.
The president OF each OF the re-
pectiYe Higher Educational Instltu-
ions Is also the president OF the
aculty. but whenever required Ly
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