The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-28
sOeorro County Man Gives
Students Stirring Talk on
Opportunity for Education
and Usefulness to State.
REVIEWS ASSURANCE OF
SUPPORT FOR COLLEGE
Frank A. Hubbell, in Brief Ad-
dress, Urges Students 10
Make Preparation for Du-
ties of Citizenship.

One Of the most mtcrcsting as tho
Tuesday morning assembly pcrioda of
the STATE Iniygrsiy That has been
held thia year occurred this morning
when az the invitation of President
Boyd. II. a. Bursum Of Socorro ana
Prank =. Hnbbeli 90 this city adj
dressed the students Mr. Bursum
came 90 Albuquerque especially to at
tend last nights state lair mecting.
He remained over today nt Dr. buyd's
request 10 address the students Of the
University and Mr.. Hubbell Was in
vlted 20 accompany him 10 the cant
pus. once there Mr. Hubbcl was
called en- BY President Boyd and re-
spondcd with "a brief but earnest and
helpful appeal 10 the students 10 give
close attention 20 their opportunities
aud 20 prepare themselves for b du-
ties OF citizenship. Mr. HubDcil paid
particular attention 20 tho new de-
partmcut of Lntiu.Amcrican history
and trainlng. the opening OF which
was announced by President Boyd At
tho opening Of tho assembly.
After n musical number and a rip
ping rendition of the college song.
President Boyd introduced Mr. bur
sum, who, after eEpressing his pleas
urc "a the opportunity TO meet the
students, launched into % thoughtfal
statement OK She Importance Oh thor
ough preparation. Upon the thor
I oughueas OF education, ne said. de-
pended the whole future prosperity
and growth u he state. The oppDr-
tunity was given to students in the
University. and to tho young men aud
young womcu OF the state. he said.
20 have the most thorough prepare
ton, and the state looked 20 them Gu
deliver the goods. lie dwclt upon tho
fact that the educational Institutions
OF New MeXico now are a. good us
those to be found an oaher states, and
he expressed The belief that cducu-
ton just as thorough ana oven more
helpful could Doc hsd at home that
abroad. becahsa OF the trasning IN
home conditions n knowledge Of
homo opportunities.
Mr. BursBm said that the Uuiycr-
sity la tho past had O. received th,
support which it perhaps should have
had. and which he ana other.
thought u should have had hut tina,
iup to this time the Institution had uoi
been iu 20 position 90 make very larg'
/ demands upon the state. Sow o.,
said the state was getting into th,
attitude wherein 10 would 20 have to
bee asked Tor support of che Uuiver.
sity. That support. he believed. wnul,
be made generous and adequate with.
out much further pressure The ao.
tive support he has given to Che Uni
veraity IN the past Mr.. EursuIu urom
n Tod HN. .M-aHNa La.
10 the fullest extent of his ability.
Assembly Han iilicd.
II vas ana inspiring welcome thai
was given 60 the visitors. Tho essen.
bly, hail was ftlcd; every chair wa.
occupied and additional chairs wcr,
necessary; ana practically every chat
was occupied By "A student TIT
speakers were given q hearty exam
pic of the college yell, each of thor
being so houorod Following tho aa
sombly por.1sl President Boyd tool
the visitors over the campus. showing
the imperative need of the uniycrsit
for additional buildings ana equip
ment Co handle the large increase 10
uumbcr OF students.
Both Afr Bursum and Mr Iiuboei
were Impressed by the apparent for
ward tribes mado by tho tuiFofsit
and both wore enthusiastic lu thol
assurances of cooperation with Pres
idont Boyd Zoo his work OF upuuidln.
IL.
New History Professor Arrives.
Professor Roscoe r.. Hili The nc'
professor ot history. who has just ~
rived, wac Introduced 10 th' student
this muruiua President Hoyd maxim
% brief statement Of the additions
work boz history which now con Doe col
Tered ana especially tn the Latin
American trHlulne section. Iu whic
b Mr. lill De- 1 specialist. HIr class.
are being uTaanlzcd today
SAYS SANTA FEE IS