Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-20
SUPERINTENDENT
WANTS MORE MONEY
Doughty Believe status ~ ir,h-
schools Dcpend- on Increased
school Fund

AUSTIN Ta be, la lH 'O'
Democratic platform recently ad1p
Oh az the E puo convention .'
lind the folio ng l.0araiIu.
demand thar our educational sy''u
shall not longer suffer from mu
nc.eut financial slppori-fAat
liberal policy Hp pursued u5 tho ne'
and mcccedIur legislature unu
thc ciuratlouaI Institutions ol Ie5ss
rank with those off ans other state
.u the Union a. matter OFF ia'i
the chief strength and support 1.
ans vell-resu..fod Democracy . b."
educated and enlightened citizen
ship. aud tho above declaration Dn.I
Fundamental 'u .ts nature Be- goo more
than HhOuld bD expected 0i % demo.
rratlr convention TI, trE' nee
ssrlly comes BOD arrF.He uHi tan.f
platform demand and giving io o..
people good and FHoicome aF- @.
eiIl host promote flc genera. 500
fare What b. needed most HuH
occur 20 me concert UI Hr'I'
and rrys'ulllzeI cntme 800 ata'
of certain luva Char 40. make -
possible for tH, people DOB rIrI' i
trio 20 establish and support gU.
schools for their children ""I
shall offer cdI.'iuUT' advantage.
equal io those eHlo''d h' roo h.
and Flrls residing H 'N' towns 1uH
cities
ln my l".t article "n 'h' I,N''
school sifr1tlun rnN'''"f'I
SHOW tho need .Hs' what ! rrsHr.
90 as dcmanH Oh. iI' rlfH. r"opi.
fnr more efficient organization g..
rIHI rhoul force. un1 Inr i'r f'
Hrf 90 tHe aitH.'inn recommends.
Inr enactment %. o. very rnWpr'h''.
.r ruu' Srb0l. I." "H''' 'I.
roo" .Hf forth from several Sour
'.r favorable comment TOO ''H
article n Is m' purpose 'H com. TO
another evident $500. kn"ss OF '..
-fHrs niHpf'nHI. N.''W H'.
f.' s iH1doGHI'. HrIu'HI
port
~" rcrmnnru' ~'h""l fund
N'Hs H1F 20 u."' 'n n' proud .
lnr marn'tlreuf permanent 'H.'.
luNl Dom ihc people .-r "."f '."..
Ipnos' Goat '. account "' 'H" I'd.
tHa TrEas t1. 'n. nr.'.' r-Wa
rUn' |nnl luNd .H '"'' 10 '..
uiou .hn state p"11. moor. Pol"
up'il Tor education iNW '."
other state lu "t. fID I.|H.r .f
Unito to thc contrary Tor Oh" r."nr'
of 'hc United Sf. Commission
oft Eduratiou Indicate. ie.as
holding thiri, uiHr'H place from
utsl in r'eard io the amount '
annually per capita Tor school hIr
poses Tor children oi school uec i0
each state The following wlll iuil
'at" how the flHt" per capita 1r
portionment runs iu ton ot Che state.
OF the Union selected a' randofs
south iaroiinn Ni Alabama ~
Arkansas 50, I''a. ,> ofwhow'
80. Nebraska t|N, Iowa $40. I''I
uu.s S.a. Massachusctl 500 tal'
iornia s,i Not many OF thr states
mentioned f9ot nave amy n'rw1
ueni school iund ai 1ii ana non
nave fund nearly sn nrrr ue 'h.I
oi Texas vet most of them spec
far more MONEY per capita iur %.
education oi toe children 'Huu l"'
as spends
Governor Hogs Idea.
10 Nill De- remembered no d"H'
'W' Governor Hos during Dds 1I
m'nisttHiiQH advocated strongly
better fnm ni schools iur 'f' p."
n." 90. I"E.s and said that 'U 'h'
people oi TEXAS expect Co hnf' "
efficient -f.t'm OF school. iN''
must prepare 90 dig down Boo inoi
pockets Tor iHc money io unpor' o..
schools When Governor lin..
made 'uiH very wise recommendation
De- knew chat the people OF I".n
could nor depend upon iI" r'ion'.
derived from the permanent .Fn'
'um being adequate DOB muui'T
-ooI schools tor all TOE 'iiIdl'n '
aII tHU people Although go"I "f
rau'Htiou ui rural school forces "I
result 100 more economic cape VI
tuf, U' school funds % N'l. n'te
.u'.'... ue necessary Tor 'Ur people
lo supplement literally with theft
own money the revenue derive. from
the permanent school iUud .I'
State system of education shall HU
continue to suffer from iuadcluHf
financial pport. which should
uctDr he fhc ease bon o. great com
muHHttifE Ike Texas