Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1915-10-15
Many CHANGES IN
NEW BUILDINGS
onening of Two New Structures VIII
Provide Much Additional
Room

Washington State Cohese' ocU' D.
The occupancy of the two new
,,,udings in the near future will
make possible many changes in the
snacing arrangements on the cam
ms The physics laboratories have
been moved to the new Mechanic
Ar4s building. The rooms formerly
occupied as laboratories have been
| given over to the extension depart
ment and DR.. Cleveland of the edu-
cation department. Further changes
will be made in the administration
building. w. G. Kruegel, account
ant. will move his offices into the
rooms formerly used as a steno-
raphers' room, the stenographers
having been assigned to a room in
4 the south wing of the basement.
Dean Fulmer, who for many years
has had offices in Morrill, hall, will
occupy the rooms formerly used by
the accountant. Prof. Miller, con-
clubs, is temporarily situated in the
basement, and the German classes in
room 16.
The new agricultural building,
James Wilson hall, Is being rapidly
put into suitable condition for occu-
pancy. The radiators were installed
and the heating arrangements com
plsted last week, and the flooring
has been laid in the class rooms. The
Railways are temporarily covered
With rough lumber.
The walls have not been plastered,
ut many Of the rooms will be occu-
i ped as they are. Prof. Charlton of
the department of agriculture has al
ment and demonstration machinery
into the east wing of the ground
floor and the unused rooms on the
second floor. 1t Is expected that a
walk will be constructed to Wilson
hall as soon as the street level is DEF
initely established.
The military department has COLI
structed an annex to the old gum
racks In the east end, enabling the
department to vacate the rooms
formerly used close to the main en-
trance. These rooms are being
equipped for the use of the wrestlers
and the walls are to be padded and
the floor covered with mating.
The mems and womens dormitor-
les have been greatly improved dur
ing the summer and are now COM
pletely filled. Ferry hall improve
ments have been started but work
has been abandoned at present, the
time being given to improvements
considered more necessary. Three
wash tubs have been installed in the
attic for the use of the occupants
who wish to do all or a part of their
own laundry work.
A cold storage plant is also to be
Installed soon in the hall. The plans
have been completed and approved
and work Is expected to start in the
near future. The equipment will oc-
cupy a space 12x24 feet and will be
similar to the one already in use in
Stevens hall.
Stevens hall was papered through
out during the summer and a new
maple floor laid in the play room.
three new bedrooms have been fur
nished in the basement, where the
coal rooms formerly were main
tanned.
Willard House is a new extension
OF Stevens hall and is at present con-
Quoted under the direction of Miss
Davidson. There are II young
women rooming at the house and
seven or eight additional boarders.
e. A. Bryan hall Is now the home
OF the college substation of the post
office. Mail is received twice daily
Tor the convenience of faculty mem
oers and students who reside nearby.
A printing office has been installed
In the adjacent corner of the build
Ing. The Y. M. G. A. Is using the
rooms formerly occupied by the ex-
tension department.