The sun., 1910-06-10
PROCTER'S GIFT ACCEPTED
PPINCFTON GERS sEIO.OOO MORE
FROH MRS. SlGE.
r,,r. of Proctor GHi Substantially the
save a. at Flrsi Acceptance lnanl.
mous aud Dr. wilson Pleased I
UsaliIatlUn SG Dean VESTS idea.

rr, trov. y. j. June 0. William
..- p-vtprs nHer "a Princeton Uni
..,.rv Dot. zen renewed and accepted.
ia. sru- arp substantially those which
...rsr.. net tho oHer which Mr.. ProCcer
...t.. .. yrtr tgo and withdrew last Feb
.... President Wilson addressed the
........ @ Jneir meeting here to-day.
.s...s them - accept Mr. Prooter's
a.. .f saving that he was willing %
u...,. ..s PERSONAL predictions IN view
.f,.. aHshp, uf a majority ~ the trs-
,.,. Before tho meeting was over the
.-......- .l,rtad resolution directing
... r..r NudrnW p West II the grad.
.... ...I..I ns thanked Tor the part he
.t,# r uhJaining the great wyman
sg.,
O., ling 'o the opinion nf many n
,r. .a.rurad faculty members md
.-....r,- II Princeton in town tonight
,r.... fr" Email chapter IN what promised
,... ,ua' controversy between Dean
Wa.r .ri President Wilson. But the
r.s.,s retW,rn them never came to head
Inc death ~ Isaac e Wyman ~ Salem.
v,ss no MAY last changed the whole
,.asr, If fairs. Up 10 the time of Mr..
Vymans death there were repeated
sE-r, o., put through sO-called com.
r-,mr-s by which tho graduate school
ussrl r" paced On the golf links andDean
Ws.t WIS 90 retire from It's deanship
NJ Wvmans death and the large Request
rn, 'aIl to the graduate school by reason
ofrr.' short the efforts in that direction,
and rs, result was the renewal II Ma
Pr7rrcr pfer and its acceptance.
rr- trends II the university IN town
t.-rrght think that the whole matter -
settled and that Princeton IL greatly
.fs gamer They look 10 the establish
r,.r q graduate school here which will
b. 2. nd tn none in tho country
Whether the lines Of iis development will
b. g accord sith the plans of pesn West
o- 'r. 80 NJ President Wilson is taken 10
ha a question oi secondary Importance
An influential member of the faculty sad
TINS afternoon that the main issue Ia IT,.
bsEnriue had been the matter ot location /
That has heen settled The professor
.dded that the plans of the president |
the graduate school hadn't been greatly |
az variance anyhow
The meeting u the trustees this fore l
noon Was harmonious They took a
'rIaa more than an hour 10 consider thu I
Proctor offer and to accept a $50 no aft .
from Mrs Russell Sage The harmony
of the meeting does not indi ate. however,
that 'ha trustees came to a compromise
agreement IN regard to the Proctor 0Fer.
rfry tp1k West and the West position.
R.' o was repeatedly pointed out to-day
Hat thay were enabled to do so because
NJ Tie hange IN cOnditions 0cCAaiOned
1v the Wyman llegaCy The meeting
egan AZ ms O'Clock aud tSings went
through With the neatneas ot prear-
ran cement The trustees seemed to be
aware II the objects for which the meeting
vas called and there WASH Z a dissenting
voice to ans 1T the questions brought
II. not even 'r the Proctor offer the
waft,v Inou which the members q the
hoard have lesn divided for more than a
ear -
Ihis is what President Wilson had 20
sav about n:
William ,0oper Tro.sT " N, class ~
AS hss NIfh adm generosity offered
500 nv 10 rhs university for The equipment
.rd sndon nmeut Of the graduate college
noon terms which vhl. ! feet ,oufdsu'
.Tu@nd themselves 20 every m"W Der oi
me board
" PrO,ter makss % q condition ~ MS q
@ nat rhe building Of ths graduate coi.Fr
.rs h. placed upnn me Eoli luss strongly
as rv own Judgment would dictate q
l-srar' ,hOice NJ site. the expectations
9 Immediate large development created
NJ Wymhn's beuuest ~ alter the rrll-
rr, ..0u oG the graduate college 0f resi-
tsr.s hat feel u 20 be my duty no longer
r u.uu-y IN that matter y hat ! nov know ,
ra biol 'ue Judgment II majority ~ my .
.r ...grr- in the board.
Ita ra,eut discussion of the many aus--
tor, .ornsctrd With the Development ]
'r1 fUmtrf-tr,tion of the graduate school
be-. ..ruUately called forth from an parties
.yrrs--.1u- n opinion which shov urao-
-a. ..nfmity II judgment and purpose T,
,Hr 80 .Ic-tious uppu which agree
r.r' #a. most important. inssmuch a. /,
bel. 3r' sIopsd conssnt that the life NJ
MOL graduate -ullsge should he organized
jpn .r, sim r?iest and most natural lines
ras-.r.s and that the college should he ,
~ rrun Use and benefit to all members :
~ .fs graduate 81 hool \
.rarsiors very heartily congrat ulats =
'a ..f-t upou combination ol ,,-vum- r
"ar.-- rhi,h give ~ bright promise a
n .I. s.siul and harmonious develop e
T.r. r. 'Hs uni, srsiiy qlonE the lines which !
md. .0w0Fnd ouT common enthusiasm :
.a,a pleasure in recommending the ac-
sT'ar., ,i gifrs which have ~ richly en- q
1rra0 .s mn only with money but aso :
rf' 'Hs favor and support Of thoughtful
,-.ra.
The letter n Nr. Proctor which vas the
n0DA-.Hu f0r Prasident WilaOn's, remarks .
Tas a11rs--ad 10 " Taylor Pyna. chair
nal 'he trustees committee Mr.
IvHe read u 10 The board Mr. Proctor.
Tt0 ra- ~ Princeton last week, n nov a
% O. rruuat 81
Nr Prun'er's letter aeemed 10 avoid .
1-s-' fer 10 renew his proposal He
1ro'A hat he had heard that the trustees
0e-fs1 him 70 restate. HE readiness % q
n''rr.'e ! therefore authdTize you, b
b. informed Nlr Pyne. To say that ! uill a
'Anep my ufar The trustees prOcaeded :,
70 A1cert VI Procter's 1fef ~ he made H.
hIr Proctor specifies that the buildings q
y ne yradnai" college he placed mon
- g1f rk. and thai a further sum " /,
~ m na raised to complement his git a
'fs additional 500 90 Ia 10 be raised !,
Y u- Nr,' " the coming year and u Ia
.' - ~, I'D not 70 the Graduate Cot . ).
"ge -f r1Nard an endowment fund y
H ~ nrooeptorial system The pre- y
,,-p'71s -y-feu - one Of the distinctive =.
.-a,Ir~- - fi" Wilson regime At Princeton. u
.nf 20 .. 4.-a favored by Dean West u is
,tpe1,a and has needed more money
M fr0"'e- n view n the newly acquired =
.sal'' - 'H- graduate school. thought >
ne, ' ..7 gr' along without the extra !.
.4I T .i."n and declared f0r its applica- y
70 n. PHI" necessities ~ The preccptorial !,
u "a