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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-25

tque Sc aproximaba ell auto, resultando
Diosdado con algunas lesiones leves.
Ell Official Hernandez recogio al pc
quenuelo y 10 condujo prontamente al
Hospital San Lucas, donde quedo ash
lado, recibiendo los auxilios faculta-
tivos que demandaba.
Ell informe rendido por el policia
Pedro A. Rodriguez exime de toda
culpabilidad al repetido Teniente. :
Aver tarde Sc efectuo el sepe-
lilo del incansab1e propagandista po-
lftico don Manuel Duran, de la Union
de Puerto Rico, quien fallecio la tar
de interior en- su residencia, barrio
Monies Llanos, de esta municipalidad,
quien por su caracter y bondades ha-
base captado generates simpatfas en-
este vecindario.
Descanse en- la paz del Senor Y que
/ sus apenados deudos hallen ell leniti-
vo que exige SUI justo dolor.
Para manana Sc anuncia la rea-
parici6n del diario politico Gel Agui-
la de Puerto Rico, peri6dico que sus-
pendio temporalmente su circulation
mientras trasladaba sus oficinas ta-
Heres la Gale Marina, esquina a
Aurora,
j No importa gu los marinos afi-
liados la Union de estibadores de
Ponce, estan en- huelga, varios vapo-
res han cargado azucar en- ell Muelle
Municipal, pues hay una brigada de
| trabajadores, no agremiada, que sigue
sus labores de carga y descarga.
-Ha dejado de existir en- esta ciu-
dad, barrio Segundo, ell estimable Sc
nor Ramon Concha, detallista que dis
frutaba de generates simpatias en- es-
ia comunidad; Y ell sepelio de su ca
daver demostro que la muerte del Sc
nor Concha ha sido sentido por todos
cuantos lie conocian.
Descanse en- la paz del Senor y re-
ciban sus apenados deudos nuestra
n r. if-7 l{f IT
condolencia.
POGO ,despues de la doce, anoche
sorprendieron los policias Colon, Pc
rez Sanchez v Ortiz, de. la Secreta, en-
union del guardia Henna, una jugada
a 10 prohibido en- el barrio Segundo,
ocupando dinero Y barajas; Y un Guar
to de hora despues, los mismos agen-
tes del orden, en- una casa cercana en-
contraron jugando un grupo de in
dividuos, entire los cuales habia algu-
nos de los tahures sorprendidos POGO
antes, "tirandole de. la oreja Jor-
ge".tf.ti- a ,b as
Ambos asuntos seran sometidos a
la Corte Municipal.
En- el nimero 60 de la calle de la
Villa acaba de fallecer la venerable
anciana dona Ernestina Nicolau, seis
dias despues de haber muerto su hija
la sonora Eulalia Zayas, esposa de
nuestro amigo don Juan Casals.
(, Damos lie mas sentido pesame a sus
acongojados familiares.
| COrrespOnsal.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-25
Ell MANUEL cALvo"

Nos comunican los seiores sobrinos
de Ezquiaga, que el vapor espafiol
Manuel CGluo llegara nuestro puer-
to. procedente de Espafia Islas Ca
narias, hacia el dfa dos de JUNO en-
viaje para la Habana y escalas, ad-
mitiendo carga y pasaje para los puer
tos de su ruta. .
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-25
la FALTA DE plaza

En- Rio Grande, calle Pimentel, ell au-
tom6yil 3532, de Zen6n Casanovas, guia
do por su duefio, arroll6 la nina Jua-
ma Bouldon, de 8 aiios de .edad, ocasio-
nandole contusiones leves, ,Casanovas no
tiene plaza nj licencia, Y fue denuncia-
do ante la Corte correspondence.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-25
sIEMPRE LOS CABLES

trayendo tristezas, nos s6brecojen al
recibirlos. 81
! Aver, la casa de los seilores Sues,
de 4. villanil, recibi6 uno,. participant
dole la triste nueva de haber falle-
cido en- Espafia su apoderado ! ca
jero,, senior Ramon Garcia Cobian, ex-
celente amigo nuestro a quien hemos
sentido hondamente al tener conoci-
miento del luctuoso acontecimiento.
No hace muchos meses que despedi-
mos al estimado amigo y su bella
esposa Lola Trilla, cuyo matrimOnio
era verdaderamente modelo de fell.
cidad en- toda la magnitud de lo
que encierra esa palabra hermosa.
Sc angustia nuestro coraz6n al pen.
sar en- nuestra querida amiga Lola, q
per6er a su amante esposo.
Felices Y contentos pensaban en- su
regreso a Puerto Rico, donde han vi
vido siempre, trayendo un nuevo hi.
jo que forma el ndnero cinco de los
que hoy lloran la orfandad de un pa.
DIRE carinoso y bueno.
Llegue la voz mas doliente hasta
Lola, demostrandole la dolorosa sor-.
presa que hemos tenido cuando pen
sabamos con satisfaction en- volver q
;verlos juntos paseando como siempre
aquella felicidad que bendeefamos.
Muchas son las familias que de-
deploran ell fallecimiento del senior
Garcia Cobian, entire elias Sc cuenta
nuestra querida Antonia L. Vida. de
San Juan, fraternalmente unida a
ellos por los vfncuios de estimado cariiio
va la que enviamos nuestro p6same ]
porque sabemos 10 que ha sid0 para
ella tan infausta nueva.
DemOstramos nuestro pesar a la
comercial L. Villamil y nuestro
amigo ell Lcdo. Antonio Alvarez Ma
vas, pariente del extinto caballero
Para Lola Trilla, hoy Vida. de Gar.
cfa, todas nuestras frases de consuelo
carifoso, que ella repartira entire sus
tiernas hijas.
Descanse en- paz ell amigo estimadf.
simo Ramon Garcia Cobian
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-25
La [. PH1A UNION

LA PA UNION
de nuestra Sonora de la Prvidencia
reuni6se el viernes para acordar Ia
gran festividad a esa Reina Y Sonora
que tiende SUI mano de protection SO
bre esta isla azul, que la proclamt
siempre su vfrgen predilecta.
Los dfas IL, IS Y 10 de JUNO pro
ximo, tendra efecto un hernOsO trf
duo en- Catedral y el veinte la solem
ne misa para bendecir la Imagen que
ha de ocupar el camarfn. donde sc
postran con todo fervor las almas pia
dosas.
Tambien Sc trat0 en- dicha junta de Ia
asistencia a la procession de Corpus
Christi, decidiendo ir la junta directi
va EN- plenO de Ia Pia union de Nues
ira Sonora de la Proyidencia, a di
cho acto.
No tenemos que hacer un reclamo
nuestras sei1oras Y seiioritas para la
asistencia a esa procession, t0das concu
rrimos a cumplir el deber de ac0mpa'
i1ar el Santfsimo Sacramento, por las
GALES de esta ciudad, que debc verse
de gala, al pasar por elias el Sacri
mento, que parece dejar protcjidos
los sitios en- que sea venerable.
Necesitamos su poder0so auxilio Ell
estos tiempos de calamidades porque
atravesamos, de tristezas, tragedias
misefias Y rencores.
;Selr, Senior! Que tn pasO siemprt
triunfal nos deje tranquiidad en- los
animOs, cOnformaidad en- las angus
tias valOr Ell las luchas; satura el
ambiente de pas, y danos mejores
dfas para que podamos siempre gozal
de aquellos tiempos felices de socie
go en- este idolatrado pueblo de Puerto
Rico!
MIGDALIA.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-25
LA CARGA QUE LLEvA Ell vAPoR
BRAZOS

Ell vapor Brasos, que sale maiiana,
de este puerto las cinco de la tarde.
lleva para Estados Unidos, treinta
mil cajas de frutas, Ocho mil sacos de
azlicar mil balas de tabacO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-25
Ell 16eDEI JUNIO

Ell 16s DE JUNIOS
Tendremos que decir adi6s a nues,
tros queridfsimos hijos Ruperfo e.
Denton Teresina Cestero, quienes
con su pequefia y para nosotros tan
linda nina, embarcaran para los Es'
fados Unidos.
Como natural compensation esa
ausencia, experimentamos el placer dc
tenerlos en- esta casa toda de el1os
pasando las ii1timas semanas que les
quedan de Puerto Rico.
Un viaje presenta siempre una va
riacion en- la vida, y ellos, j6venes, har
de encontrar muchas y gratas impre
stones en- ese nuevo horizonte de 81
camino, pero siempre es ausencia J
es para todos sin6nimo de tristezs
esos dias en- que dejamos de yer Il
que tanto queremos.
Dios los acompafle y colme sus natu
rales ambiciones en- el porvenir, va que
SUI viaje no define p0rs ah0ra el regre
so, que estaremos ansiando siemprt
de Ruperto, Teresina y Teresita, hiios
de nuestro coraz6n Y nietecita muy
de nuestras almas.
r
LA FIESTA
Suspendida por la Corte de Honor
Y que tendra lugar en- los dias 20 J
30, del corriente, sera un verdadere
acontecimiento religioso y social.
AdeInas de 10 interesante que re
sultan siempre esos festivales,, hoy
hay otro incentive, Y es el obsequie
que hace la Corte de Honor de San
Juan las demas Cortes de la Isla.
Ell sabado sera la gran salve so
lemne con entrega de los Diplomas a
las socias honorarias; el domingo, Ia
gran Misa de Communion, y por la tar
de el Te Dansant en- el Hotel Pa.
lace.
Asistira un gran ntimero de sefiori
tas de la Isla, y sabra reciprocar la
distinguida Corte de Honor de Sar
Juan, el recibimiento espl6ndido que
Sc les hizo en- Ponce, cuya fiesta fut
nn exponente de la cultura femenina
de las bellas hijas de Ponce, que Sc
distinguen tanto en- su nGmer0 de
sefioras, como en- ell de sefioritas.
Esperemos, pues, ell final de esta
semana como un marco de luces, que
presten sus fulgores beIlos a la pie
yade brillante de damas que. compo
neh la Association de Lourdes, en- Sar
Juan y en-; la Isla.a js''i ~
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-25
Irnportante a las Sehoras.

Ell acredtado sANATORIO PUERTO RICO esta actual
mente dedcadO a de MATERNIDAD GINECOLO-
GA bajO la cOmpeene direction de Ana L. de Ccms, En-
fermera graduada, TRECE AMOS de practica
ST tiene usted medico ell SANATORI0 Sc 10 pro-
pOrc0nara Para mas infOrmes drase la DirecOra Ana
L. de Ccuns Carretera $780, TeefOnO 174, Santurce R.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-25
.*DESFIL-E SOCIAL x

do algo reelama la presencia de los Sc
res queridos. b
4 La bella senora Ana Maria Her.
ndndez de Gonzalez, tenfa que estar
junto su espos6 en- estos dfas en- que
ain sufre las consecuencias del ac-
cidente autofnovilista que le p0stra
ra dolorosamente.
saludamos a la. bella esposa del Sc
nor Manuel Gonzalez, v sea esta salts
facci0n del amigo, motive para que
su reposici6n sea mas pronta, 10 que
con nosotros desean todas sus amis
tades,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-25

y. II. OHdHuTl,
Chief Clerk, U. s. Army
ARECIBO
1. Manuel Torres,
Mrs. Mercedes Torres,
Arecibo, P. r.
q. N. Martinez.
Mrs. r. M. Centeno de Marti,
nez,
Barrio Garrochales,
Arecibo, p. R.
8. Ramon NJ. Morales,
Juana Morales,
Barrio IsIote,
Arecibo, P. R.
A. Genaro Serrano,
Gregoria Rodriguez,
Barrio Hato Viejo,
= Arecibo, P. r.
5. Ramon Perez,
Mrs. Adelina Gonzalez,
Arecibo, p. r.
AGUADlLLA
l. Juan Rivera,
Pedro Rivera,
.Aguadilla, P. R.
2. Gonzalo Ramos,
Julia ,Ubina,
Barrio Maleza Baja,
Aguadilla, P. r. y
3. Ramon Figueroa,
Martin Figueroa,
Aguadilla, P. r.
ANASCO
1. Luis Crespo.
Anita Crespo,
Aiiasco, P. r.
ARROYO
I. EIadio Santiago,
Baldomero Santiago.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-25
Y San Juan, Porto Rico.
Maria 20, 1920.
Sr. Director de Ell IMPARCIAL,


San Juan, p. R.
Senor:--
La siguiente es una relacion de las
personals que han recibido mensajes
de condolencia de parte del gobierno
frances por familiares que han falle-
|cido bien en- el frente de batalla en-
los diferentes campamentos durante
el perfodo de la guerra.
Los nombres que aparecen con-
tinuacion de cada n1mero pertenecen
la la persona fallecida ~ ell que 81
que inmediatamente despues con la
direction es el nombre del familiar
nombrado por el fallecido para ser no.
tificado en- case de muerte.
! Los n1erlsajes de duelo, antes men
cionados, vienen en- forma de TN gran
diploma estan firmados por ell Pre-
sidente de la Republica de Francia.
| 81 I'd. cree este asunto de interes
para sus lectores Sc agradecera la in
Hsercion.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-25
IA ANENAZA CRECIENTE De UH FUTUR0
s.. INPERI0 R0J0

valor y tan decididamente durante la
'pasada guerra mundial.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-25

DULCE
nos es salud9r carifosamente a
Magdalena Luchetti de Sten, a su espt
SO encantadora nina, que llegan don
de su sefiora madre, a traerle encan
tos ternnras que han de ser para
Madame Luchetti, panacea para 81
espiritu.
La seiiora de Sten, ha potlitl0 com
prender cuanto Sc le estima en- esta
sociedad, al yer el regocijo con que Ia
reciben todos los elementos que Ia
compOnen
Goce Magda.l lena de estOs dfas dt
Puerto Rico, Y tenga como ell mayor
benefcios dejar restablecida a su Sc
iiora madre, quien felicitamOs POI
la llegada de sus hij0s.
PUEDE
estarse ausente mientras el esprit
tn esta tranquilo, pero impossible cuau
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-25
IREGREso

REGRESO
el seiiOr JacintO Aviles, y mucho nos
complace de tenerlo nuevamente en-
San Juan, donde goza de prestigio J
afecto ell citado amigo, para quien te
nemos un salude de amistad sincera
s q
The Prescott daily news., 1920-04-27
GEORGE BROWN
 MUST SERVE TIME
SUPREME COURT AFFIRMS DE-
 CISION OF LOWER COURT IN
 CASE OF GEO. BROWN CHARG- ED WITH ROBBERY.

George Brown, jitney driver of Hope, who was sentenced to serve three years in the penitentiary at the last regular session of the Nevada circuit court for robbing Ben Baker and his aged mother near Bodcaw, must serve his full sentence, accord ing to ruling of the tate supreme court yesterday, the higher court af- firming the sentence of the lower court. Brown has been out under bond since his appeal was taken.
 Brown together with Joe Ed Smith, Harry Simmons and Arthur Neal, went down to the home of Ben Bak- CT and his mother early at night in a car an daccording to the tetimany stopped the car few yards from the house, one standing guard at the cara, one at the back entrance to the yard and two, one of which was Brown, went into the house, and are said to have tied rope around Bakers neck and dragged him out into the yard to force him to disgorge the in- formation as to the location of his mothers money. They also tied the aged woman to bed pot. After rob- ping the two people they returned to Hope. Neal was the first to "squal" making affidavit to his story to To- ,al officers and later Simmons con- 'essed in open court at the trial. At
The Prescott daily news., 1920-04-27
SUPREME COURT
 SUSTAINS TREASURER

Little Rock, April 27.-The Supreme Court has sustained State Treasurer Joe Ferguson in his contention that the $15,000 appropriated by the leg islature for the Railroad Commission is not available for the use of the Arkansas Corporation Commission. The money was appropriated specifi- cally to fight the rate cases, and the Corporation Commission attempted to use it for this purpose, but the State Treasurer would not honor the war rant. Tho court holds that all ex- penses of the Commission must be borne out of the $35, ,000 to be raised by taxes on the corporations.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-04-27
with his pleasing disposition
 As he stands in proud array:

with his pleasing disposition
 As he stands in proud array: But the old machine is rocking
 And the spokes are interlocking And reglardless of the knocking
 We are still for Tom McRae. There must be an early ending
 Of the reckless money spending For our state is stopped and bending Underneath load of debt; While the Politicians prattle,
 You can hear life's ebbing rattle, As they face a losing battle
 That they never shall forget. Rules of fairness long forsaken,
 Once again they've undertaken, To revive and re-awaken
 Those who proudly led the way; They may fool some folks forever
 All of us, part time, if clever, Not all folks, all time, no never,
 That is why we're for McRae.
 Randolph County Democrat.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-04-27
MAKES REPORT ON
 AGRICULTURAL SCHOOL

Little Rock, April PIT. B. Kit chens, assistant State Controller, has made public his report on the Second District Agricultural School at Russell vile. It shows the total value of the property in which the tate holds title amounts to $3O3,S55,42. The state expended for the benefit of the school during the two year ending July l., 1919, the sum of 1892. .92, of which AS per centwa for salaries and 13 percent for supplies.
 The Farm Account showed receipts of $4,969.25 from the sale of dairy products, live stock etc. The report says:
 "ThTe records are kept accurately and reflect all financial transactions in a satisfactory manner. Some changes will be made in the manner of keeping anne, however, when the other schools have been audited and the requirements of al -four observed. A uniform system will be placed in all four schools"
The Prescott daily news., 1920-04-27

that term of court Smith was sen= tenced to three and half years in the pen for robbing travelling show at Bodcaw, for which he is now serv- ing time; Simmonds was given year in the pen, for his share in the Baker robbery, but because of his age, which is only 19, was transferred to the re- form school where he is at present. Neal never has come to trial for his share in the affair.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-04-27
THOMAS c. McRAE Candidate For Governor
Arkansas is Being Plunged Deeper in Debt Fell Behind Half Million
 Dollars in 1919! A Business
 Administration Imperative!

Startling, but true, the state gov ernment is falling behind at the rate ! If more than $500,000 annually. The mast week Lreceived. on request, from i inc State Treasurer a statement of re- ceipts and disbursements for the year ending December S1, 1919, which con- l yeys the astounding dilemma of our state government at the present. This statement reveals that $545,- o66.01 more money was paid out in 1919 than was received. This is a part of the harvest of neglect, inef- ficiency, extravagance and politics Where is it going to end? Do the people of Arkansas require any better proof of the futility of government by tho politicians than this?
 But there are several politicians in the race for Governor, any one of whom may be depended upon to do equally as we'll os is being done now.
 There is merry tempest in tea pot around several headquarters these days over the momentous CD questions of who this professional politician is for, and who that one is for, in this, that and the other coun- ty or community.
 But if the people. vote like they are talking, they are going to ignore the politicians this year.
 l promise business administration. l stand for vacation for politics and politicians. I have but the simple, single ambition-to make you an hon est efficient, useful Governor
 THOMAS c. McRAE.
 The Politicians Can't Fool
 All The People All The Time Hark I hear the politician
 with his usual ambition
The Prescott daily news., 1920-04-27
SUPREME COURT BEGINS
 SUBMISSION OF CASES

Little Rock, April 27.-The Supreme Court has caught up with the docket and yesterday began the submission of cases subject to call. Until this time the docket had been several weeks behind.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-04-27

Mrs. c. P. Arnold is on visit with relatives at Magnolia.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-04-27
SIX TODE. SIX TO BE TRIED MONDAY
ARKANSAS SUPREME COURT DE- MES GROUP HEARING-ECHO- ES OF NEGRO REvOLT-JACK- SON DIFFERS RETRIALS.

Little Rock, April 26.-The supreme court today denied a rehearing in the cases of the sixne groes convicted of murder in connection with the negro uprising at Elaine, Phillips county. The governor will not set the date for the execution of the negroes.
 The six cases reversed by the su- preme court will be retried in Helena Monday.
 Helena, Ark, April 26.-When the Phillips circuit court convened here today interest centered in the cases of Ed Ware, Will Wordlow, Ali Banks, Jr., Joh nMartin, Joe Fox and Albert Giles, to be retried here for murder in connection with the Phillips coun- ty insurrection of last October. The cases of the six negroes had been reversed and remanded by the su- preme court because of the wording of the verdict.
 Scipio Jones, negro attorney of Lit tie Rock appeared for the defendants and stated that Col. George w. Mur- phy of Little Rock, chief counsel for the six negroes was exceedingly busy Jones asked that the cases be deferred as long as possible, and Judge J. M. Jackson, presiding, set the cases for next Monday. The case of Ben Helm charged with murder in connection brought to trial on Monday next. Helm was arrested in Jefferson coun- ty last December, having been pre- viously indicted for murder by the Phillips county grand jury. Failure of the six negroes to be retried to ask for change of venue caused mild comment here, as it was generally be- lieved that such an attempt would be made. Ben Helm being unable to em- ploy an attorney, the court appointed Hon. Skipwith W. Adams to repre- sent him.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-04-27

KresoD ip, all sizes at HESTER LY'S.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-04-03
Candidate For Public
Service Commissioner

am n candidate for the Rorubll.
can nomination for Public Service
Commissioner for the Eastern Ore
gon district and I believe that as ~
technically trained men ! can be of
particular service TO the people OF
Eastern Oregon In that position.
For years ! have held the opinion
that at least one member Of the Com
niossion should be q qualified Civil
Engineer. In the valuation OF Rail-
ways and other public utilities and
the regulation OF rates. practices and
service. the Commission II almost en-
tireiy dependent on the advice OF 80
pert engineers and on q correct anal
ysis OF engineering data In arriving
at n fair and Just decision.
At the present time the work OF
the Commission In seriously hamper
cd because the force OF Engineers ~
not sufficient TO obtain the necessary
engineering data with promptness.
was raised on an Eastern oregon
ranch. received my education In the
Heppner Schools and my engineering
training IN the Oregon Agricultural
College.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-04-03

the state Water Board has given me
an intimate acquaintance with the
people OF Eastern oregon ana their
problems.
n I am nominated and elected.
will pet with equal fairness TO the
public and public utilities alike. be
lieving that the welfare OF one is not
independent OF the other.
will not tolerate any unjust rates
or regulations on the part OF any
railroad. telephone, express. electric,
water or irrigation Company or any
other public utility and u will be my
aim to see that n sufficient number OF
cars are provided for the transporta-
ton OF Eastern oregon products.
I will also cndeavor to reorganise
the department. coordinating the
work OF the various employees - AZ
to secure the highest efficiency OF the
force and prompt and satisfactory
results to the public.
RHEA LUPER
Assistant State Engineer
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-04-03

Democratic Party and woodrow VIII
son, Its standard bearer and leader
during eight years OF the most try
Ing and turbulent times In tho
worlds history; the masterful and
upright diplomacy utilized bringing
peace, freedom and justice to mil
iions of enslaved people; the efficient
conduct Of the war bringing early
peace and victory to American arms;
the progressive legislation enacted,
including woman's suffrage and pro-
hibition. rendering America the most
prosperous eand harmonious nation
on earth. also believe In the pro-
gresslve principles advocated by
william Jennings Bryan. the great
Commoner. whom l believe tho rank
and Aie OF the Democratic and COM
mon people in general, will draft In
to service as the next candidate and
In cumbent OF the Presidency"
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-04-03
Urges The Passage Of
Educational Tax Bill


Continued from page ~
cause nearly two years would pass
before the institutions could meet
their critical building and .mainten;
ance problem. the bill carries an ap.
preparation to meet the emergency
existing now.
The new millage support will he
used as follows. on a building pro-
gram that will be permanent edu-
cationni asset to Oregon: to meet the
increased cost OF operation brought
about by the advance In prices and
the growth In student bodies; TO
avert the designations OF the best
faculty specialists; TO buy equipment,
scientific apparatus and to build up
the libraries and state museums: to
promote research; to purchase add
itional lands for building expansion
and for agriculture experiment work
for the promotion OF better extern
sion service TO the state at large,