The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-07-08

Lately Newspaper items have appear
cd accusing Supt. TenEyck OF the FIT.
Hays Experiment. station of sending
out literature from his Office for mschi
merry firms tand other charges sore
said to be even more serious" ard
committee of the Regents appointed to
Investigate. It started his host of
friends all over the state. Ard IL is
Pleasure TO find NO truth IN Is, NO
such charges filed and NO committee
appointed to investigate such charges.
But Director Webster reported at
the Regents meeting IN June that the
past fiscal year the Station had receiv-
ed larger income from its sale of the
wheat snd other products than ever
before and the money srent and likely
deficit shown. Ard very properly q
committee vas appointed vho will re-
port at their meeting this month
But the Fiscal year closed july 1st,
the books wide open for inspection Of
ever cent received or spent and they
show the charges false and several hun
dred deFars on hand tothe credit of
the state to use this. yeat
Bully for TenEyck, Helder and their
force Of assistants
Profitable Farming, a farm paper
pu' lished semi-annually at ST. Joe, No
and having an immense circulation. has
a page devoted 70 publishing articles
"On Fanous AgricuI+uraIists recog-
nized while they lived. /"
Their representative was here 70 the
Farmers Conference ard lately publish
ed page. illustrated, article, on Prof
TenEyck of the Ft Hays Exp. station
and says: 'AWav back in 1869. one
morning just fonr days sitter Christmas
there appeared stork on Whist prov
ed to be the first OF Feven visits to the
home of an early pioneer IN Greene Co.
Wisconsin, 1t is not stated whether
the stork stayed 70 be fed and watered
but anyway, as is usual in such cases,
he brought and left a basket contain
ing q small item of humanity which
twas IN due course of time cbristened
A 81. TEN EYCK.
The pedigree piune d 10 the handle of
the basket seems TO have stated that
the small infant was extracted from a
Holland-Dutch purity on one sid = and
a Scotcb-Irish- English mixture m the
| other, all of which as very well kroVn,
can be made to make an ideal type of
American citizen. And it has IT has
with great credit Furthermore 1t ab-
solutely had TO. lid MT Washington
lrvIn tell of the TenEVcks in his ezr.
iy history of New York. and did they
not even arrive away back there with
the great Henry Hudson? 1t is all
quite true, and therefore it behoves
such original aud long pedigreed Amer
leans to make good-nay, rather they
have positively Got Toi
Prof A NJ TenEyck, Director Fort
Hays, Kansas, Experiment. Station has
spent 42 years, so far, pains-tskinqIv
living up To the demands of this arcie,,t
aad honorable American citizanship.
he gradu 2ted from the Wisconsin
State University. has served at the
Colorado Agricultural ccuege and The
North Dakota College and Exp. station
and for years = part Of the Kansas
State Agricultural college.
/ TenESck has been a prodIgious wor-
(ker and in his position as Professor Of
ARronony at the K.nsas- college he
has exerted 3 mighty big doIIars--and
cents influence on Kansas agriculture
hy countless field demonstrations and
the publication Of bulletins for the
farmers
As director of tue Ft hays Expert
ment Station he Is in still closer toucA
With the Kansas farmer and If he were
to receive a percentage On the inCssse
In Kansas crops and farm p-edacts
which be viii asEuredIy bring eheut he
would soon become e ssblsated bond
holder
But not 5or,this 7snEyek. He Gaze.
not what eariisz RDEyeks may have
been bat Stsse farmer II aaod
enO1gh tar him. Oar besA II xot