Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-28

accommodate an students who may
/ seek admission 10 H. with the stead
I ily Increasing population the de-
mands made upon % will be- ouOr-
nous and the amounts Of funds nec-
ossary 10 maintain and promote II
will be- prodigiOus But 49, the sta
/ bility 81 any great commonwealth
/ lies In its educational ana religious
/ forces there should not be- allowed
/ o. rise in the breast OF any loyal Tex
an nixgardly feeling against the
I limit on taxation OF properties To IN.
/ dort1kc the contamination Of oar
great educational and industrial IN
tercsts The future Of Texas Is sole.
I IS reliant upon these afluncts "
we a. state are 10 maintain policy
of being rolcionarics We might a.
ucl bid farewell 10 future prosper
Iiy 81 the demands 81 the age in-
crease. more scientific means NJ
teaching are evolved, new machinery
|in our instructional occupational
schools are ushercd IN we must
make way for their acceptance
At Austin the State Of Texas has
las fine an institution a. there Is
30 the United states The immen-
sty Of this school Is hardly known
outside ~ those directly benefited
| But n Is nevertheless training young
men for honor positions. As an 3D.
lualratop the civil engineering de-
partment invariably supplies pos
iions OF hish standing 20 all of IT,
graduates upon completion OF their
studies this department being al
ways bosiogod by great engineering
promoters for likely men for work
in tho commercial world The law
department is fully equipped and
turning out some Of the ablest men
in the United states. such rs Post.
master General Albert sydney Bur
losou The engineering department
! has gained q great reputation for
sending out men Of practical knoRl
odeo ana capacity Tho electrical
engineering department if furnishing
Texas ana the world win thoroughly
Ilccou'rcd artisans au1 ariIiIcor8 nt
fhc electrical world The same may
be- said about fhe agricultural and
mcmhuicu department of tho state
q ruau and the famous medical
department az Galveston
When vc begin 400 exhaustive OK.
animation Of me latent power in our
rlRus generation which must be- In
iuotrd somewhere to fll their
inches 100 the worlds wall of advance.
mcut. vc lind that Texas must no,
mud stock uill iu the race As
stated Boz preceding paragraph Tex
ls will gain in population and
wealth The state hoard of control OF
the schools should have all reason
able support and government OF tho
school and university affairs of this
state Most of the generally accept
d plans for Advancement of the
state must take back seat when
omparpd with our educational insti-
tltiOns Every parent should study
DO situation iu the light OF pro
sfosg and for hts own benefit IN or
der ~ comprehend the beneficial rc-
suit OF Increasing the efficiency of
our schools he should vote for the
amendment 10 be- submitted Boo July
.n order 10 show that he stands for
higher education and FOR more ac-
.ommodaiions for the iucroasiur ma
circulation from year 40 year The
fear of the removal of the agrirultur-
al ana mechanical departments from
BRYAN should not be- accepted as per
forming any vital part In tho
amendment for the simple reason
that no matter where these depart
mcnts may be- situated, the men who
have them under supervision under
stand the peculiar conditions which
complicatc the system as az present
instituted and scrupulously guard
against errors which may decrease
the efficiency and high standing ot
these national assets Every one
has come 10 regard the past doilcci
ions from discipline at \ and VI as
utterly rcprohcnsiblc And cycp
one has been informed of the pecu.
Iarity of the conflagrations which
have hcrcft us OF stately ana impos-
INK structures which were without
proper fire protection which might
have been 1aincd at Austin hy the
central system of fire protection In
a word. the voter should vote 90 in
crease efficiency and not to partici-
pate in any agitation over situations.
nalhart Texas. June e. Editor
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