The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-11-09

Size conservative sha mhffhi r0Il0f h
asaiiHH aUH fhn NHItffaiN m ffws
Ne Agricultural end NH0hani hi college
iir college NJ Industrial Ate ana goo
State hHfmfl Schools and KNOW iha
ihf ffoWth development Rnd pinrfi ~
niniHifhiitn ~ Those Institutions N ltnth
inr are essential in thr present ana ~
iufa welfare NJ ihs people
Tho administration of uuf State edlNn
iionnl institutions and even uuf rle.
mnagnart instiiuiiena. abouid hn nH com.
pl.irY divorced az possible from the do
main NJ partisan ana facilUnnl politics.
Those Institutions were established fui
the public good and are maintained ni
public expense. ana should therefore %
himlnistrfod solely IN The interest ~ the
public welfare and should not under any
circumstances. be- prostiiuted 90 pDlitich.
ambitions OF used na political assets
A. step ln the right direction. ] fsvot
The adoption BY the people IN The next
general election m November, 1912 OF
Tho proposed amendment 20 the State
Constitution. providing that the members
of the Board Of Regents OF the STATE
University and the Hpards of Trustee
and Managers Of tho educational
eleemOsynury and prrHl Institutions shall
be elected or appointed for term ~ sis
years. oue-thrd ~ the members ~ said
boards 10 be chosen every two wears n
tho manner that may be provided b,
law
buttons would assure their greater en-
cheney and relieve them from the dom
nation or caprice Of either a Legislature,
distracted by other demands on their
time and attention Or by bitter quarres
or an unfricndly Governor.
The common public schools. upon which
the masses Of the people must In large
measure. rolv for the education ~ theit
children. should be strengthened and i'm
proved I'm every prOScr way. and shall
a - Ia
Ing whatever power may be vested In
me as Governor 10 tho end that the
public schools throughout the state shall
he maintained for a term of not less
than six months during each year. and
even longer wherever practicable that
faithful and capable teachers shall b.
Adequately remuneratrd. that efficient
county supervision shall be provided foi
fha country schools wherever such sup
ervlsiou has not ALREADY been provided
that country high schools shall hc estdb-
Hsnei wherever conditions favor them
establishment and that the present hIgH
standard IN the schools ~ the state shall
be continued and made even better
wherever q can be done ! shall TOO
n possible. without an Increased burden
on ne tayrayers. as I believe Il 70 be
eor.ra some further extension ~ The
age limit iu our public schools
Encouragement OF Agriculture
Agriculture g. not only our chie'esl
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f"monsirai tor stations. und' th' .'hOoI
Hf practical farmers hF better ana more
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ing ln public highway improvements. and
hV due eors.r'3il'n oi aH our nt'lfa,
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