It's a Long, Long Way

An effort to find a plan for the construction of a third story on Lindley Hall, Commissioner of Education Bryan says construction to be finished by the fall. "I think we have found a plan for the construction of a third story on Lindley Hall to be completed and ready for occupancy by the opening of the college in the fall," was the statement made Sunday to The Star-Mirror by Dr. Enoch A. Bryan of Boise, state commissioner of education, who was in Moscow to confer with President Upham upon a number of administration matters. "This matter was given very serious consideration," Commissioner Bryan continued, "and I feel that this matter is very pressing. I am convinced that we must have the construction of the third story on account of the demand for increased capacity. The catalog this year will show an enrollment of 1500 students and the prospects for further increases are good."

Leaves for Spokane
Dr. Bryan left Sunday afternoon for Spokane where he will attend the Empire Teachers' association meeting. He expects to go to Lewis on from Spokane to attend a meeting which was to be held.  have been held Saturday but due to the absence of Huntington Taylor in the east, the meeting was postponed until this coming Saturday. Final inspection and acceptance of the new Lewiston State Normal school administration building is planned. 