The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume], September 20, 1896, Page 13, Image 13

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■ —afterward waa pure ha—a try tha
ojr*>p!a Water Worka, and Immediate
aw<» m * r * '- ILkeD ,0 •*>l* TT* a®d e*t»nd
A«aUJ plant to the and that tba fariiitlaa
b# 9JCh that th * srowtac M«di of
- that *" rapidly Increasing In pop
ulation should oe met. Tha company haa
!j- about thirteen mile* of pipe laid
apough the principal streeta of tha city
Ifonainr.cn pump*, with a capacity of
eafrSßß gallons deny. The reservoir haa
i'aiapac'ty of i.s*>' «00 gallons. Abou* 4H
tiUllee are suppied by these worka. and
eater Is re- -ved fiom Moiite reek
flto being hiring water filtered dowa
frets the surro ndmg hllia It la necessarily
i,-gt the pureet and beet.
t'nywl M)II(1.1 I'l pa Cempanf.
(fhe manufacture of wood water ptpa
llrst started in the Weat at Tura
hgßfr. e rn.n- anc * half aoov* OlympU. h-y
g r W H- Horton, about thirty years ago.
tt A mi opersted by water power. in
wB tbe d'-maad for thin sheil wood wa *r
pipe with Iron couplings lncreaaed to such
ga a*ten; at to necessitate a aueh
larger plant, whl fc would require more
ao on August 8, the present c«m
■any. Incorporated under the law* of
Washington territory, with a capital
atock of JM.OOO. and purchasing the
chinery of the o!d factory, together with
)lr Horton'a patenta, tney located in
f..t oiympi* on the water front, and on
tae and a naif a/Tea of ground tney built
eemmodlou* building* that cover over an
aval put ln n * w •t®* f n power engines,
rtmodeled and rebuilt all tha machinery,
ao t&st now they have the moat complete
manufactory In "fact the only one of ita
Had, weat of the Mississippi.
From tbe time the red fir timber la out
iown at the logging camps of tbe com
pany to the finishing touch at the ro: era
tn A coupling machine, the work la carried
an with the least handling possible until
lie completed pipe comes out of tha dry
AO'jae ready for transportation. Tha
amount of pipe It ia possible to turn out
§t wis factory ta about aU miles of aa
mftti sixes per month.
'I h « epi'al Brewery.
A aew enterprise Juat rearing comple
liou and one which promises much for the
Industrial future of tne city la the Capital
brewer at Turnwarer. The main building
of the brewery ia 13 feel In
length and 3? feet In width on the tnaide
and about « feet nigh. Tr.e establishment
|« modern In every particular and la a jp
ptiad with ail the la tee t appliances known
to the brewrr and It is ;he p irpose of the
proprietor to furnish an article equal to
iiT «xcelling any !>eer made upon the
Hound Beside the main brewery there are
Storage build. to be erected and bot
tling works but these will follow after
the manufacture of be»»r has been begun,
which wlil tie aoon The entire plant will
cost when fnished. between *(00 and
ITs.WO A street car awltch has been built
■from the d<-pot to the brewery and elec
tric cars run a!on«*!de the bulling and a
grain elevator runs up Inside the br»w*rjr
to the top floor This establishment will
prove of jrreat local benefit, as It Is the
Intention of the proprietor. Mr. lipoid
fchmidt, to patronize home industry If
It is proven that the farmers here can sup
ply him with the best grade of barley,
of which an Immense amount will be con
sumed annually
Tha brewery !a altuated below the lower
fall*, on the site of the old tannery and
beside the advantage of the splendid
power there secured has an ample supply
of pood water The Capital brewery Is
a great industrial acquisition and one
that haa come to etay. *
Th*< Oly pin Poor and l<nmber '"o.
This concern was Incorporated In !02
•nd at that time engaged in tbe manu
facturing of lumber, shingles, sash. doors
•nd mouldings, but at the present time
they are engaged *o!»ly in the rnanu
factor* of dii>r», windows, mouldings
and Inside flnlsh and are operating their
wel! equipped factory on full time, and
besitl.»« tl'.'lr local trade th»*y are ship
ping - - oods to Kfisrern Washington, Idaho
•Rd Nf.jntana They employ an average
of men and are working up a flßs
trada In their line.
T'i«« I lathi «(id I'dwcr ('(immnjr.
No account of Olympla would be com-
P'ete without iome description of the
O'vmpM I.itrhf * Power Com;.any. a home
Institution which ha* h*rne#sed the falls
of the Des-hut** at Tunnaeter an-1 dij if
tha water power there light th# city by
eirctr!. liy am! propel a well equipped line
cf street <*,trs hv the name agency The
' w r ho i nt Tutnwgt*-r Is th# hear; of
tie jj.'nnr. where the water power of the
f. « \* f.M-.ii" ; t-A info •(•'•irlo power, and
* v or» ♦» el'< trie current * fir arc an<l
ts-tnVaoert l *hts for railway icrtt o,
»r.l ' r rurinin* machinery dart out to
t t i.l r- ~v« the O!' mp l l world
The poa rr ■ ouae Is situated on th# mid
dle fa! «. whl.'h have « head of twen'y
four f. e* at .1 > the only one as yet Util
ised. a!:»i »•', the company owns * ha'.f
Interest r the u;>;>**r fall*, which has an
tQ ai head
In the |« »er story four 25-Inch Victor
Turbine wh-—ls whirl a lon* shaft with
■&-hor»e jtowtr, and by mean* of pulleys
and belt* the rapidly revolving shaft
rtsns s/ven profit dynamo* on the floor
afy>v» sw > slternatora for Incandescent
#f hotiss lighting S.'<"V* I'nhta capacity;
Ihrta ire rri-'h! <■*_ for atreet lights ca-
PsH'e of '•-'h'trur i.w Urht# of 2.<*» cand'.e
p »« i| *r d tiro generator#. fnrnlah-
Irr !">i. r «.' i> wer in direct current of
•> *,)">« «• - i, « there la a IT-Inch tnr
b'"e whi.-h !»v direct water power runs
'*"• ,yi '<«<«•. 1 f. Ip rrill situated Jui!
a'• v* the ;vnv»r station Only three men
ar« re-r> 1 *o r.m the power station
it'rht !),,.( i, v \ -he sam# number
* '■ 1 *' nt If the pnwer and bual-
P' »» wrre I ♦ fourfold.
Th- •• n '« r, :t) the sta'lon at
T■ r > • » • hr-.ugh Olympla t* one
of »»■* e.
ev-r i»r»' ted The pole*,
'.lev a--e r it m< * are a *»y-rtve
(*** l.'ri > 1 < a ,•■( ■•-,!, t<*> feet anaet, a«
* trs'r'r n t • , s i » 'n pe- 'rot a! Rf
merit fiir 'h- - »•«".« T v ev bear jiloft «»n
.• • • f vir elec»rlc /•■r-* , !"a f
v "*'\v |p.i » •.«• t»r n : '0 hetns fro
»ir*-« ?.» c ' or el*ht In all. with
h-iy.. f - rr m tt-*«e
tr ln« tht ->"<h rc
v 'ho * r«.l Iwc'i
l"*S* S'. i »• f t 'r ' ""-h- v
s •■ . -s« •'*»
<»'• ; ■ (rl . , wn j n Vn"t 1
P'ttes The •'» • ? jfht here h;t» run
«r»wr; she MshUng to a mere trtfll a' 1
■ f'v'TK A Hard t'!l> ""her# Is
f * •' . * 1 " t'V: .Ul\ hT
* e't •? • «I'V 1• * bMn l""
• - . • tr> * «'d .•! '(» It «.>t
r * r - i < • 1 ' •" w h - er h'i i
* "'* *'•«*' the N ir .i«rn
■ * it «r>d ha« a hran-h
•' >'• • • Car Hal bre*ery and
k* - -u*
*v» .
v < «o •!>-•« »».,« nrver »«
»a (II « , %e-v c itJp'e• •
■" < T' WAS erected '.e
f.-« • . » -■« •* >-ii! wh-*h «»
*"* *■*!'>■ > .1 a ..Je b. t*a tr.\ e pto
t'.ira «? (~t»mwntfr.
T>>. 'v,. . -^. T . w .-*, tts rvrr^d
V« ' f • ' > 4 |>>| ■'> l
*"•' '«• « ? '.i-'a and .« t "e.
* j!; > . « bs« i *v A .-hole#
»-a Met led park hy r v «- «< »e w f :hs
S«t» *»» -• • i teM mi wttb ns
«»a'» • « a '*t re*iirt f »
> « »' - th'« a- ea
'a < »■ h- i - • <
.• •, v • v ., hj|»
' ' * » * a Ke.l w"»> a hent
* t- * • >, n .« a Nvir
' *"o ■ • •• a* a f bs:h> f n
* ' "he n ?h<*!r t-e», or
~l" s W.
'* '•> ' « sn vher a'^'n.-ttc".
*» a -» r».
' r, a f ard » '*a
T ' n-" h t. ' : ''-»*>..# •
v " - -V mw■ ** 5
' * >r . th» T.m wa er
. •' • * .1 a- 1 • * • " two
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I'r'v ' ? n^rictfr.
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v i ts ask aie tti!
< 1 - •e. Ml UV
liur.g c. *aa. '
SwifeGrs
TWa ws* a larger mmrtter of
coast '•oliegos and untvers"t»s are reprw
aen-.ed !n this department Others will ap
pear as 'ne co'iegr year ber.r.eand the to
stt'.jtions bag.n th»;r regular sessions
Con-g». will be glad to read th!a
paragraph from a persona: letter
from K !wla Cbap.n S a.-ks. of Stanford
jr.tver*. y. who represen «-d that institu
tion in 'he I'vjtit Nwtu.-a.Lsta* dre-ist 'g
eitpe J; <ons during th» past iwo
*Pr«>«:dent Jordan has Just sent us a
ahlpm-nt of fishes from the land of tha
iocs shadow and we •spect him to follow
them w on. He will probaoly stop la Seat
tle or. big return trln "
Tne New York Cr;:,e Is authority for tha
f'jiiow ng Intaresting note "On the l.Vrh
anniversary of Hs foundation, on October
12. the Coilego of N>w Jersey will hange
t s offi< ai title to Princeton university.
In the interim all official business of the
institution is being conducted under
its new name. Ar endowment of 9&<0,-
•8# has been received for the university's
new library. The nam* of the donor will
he rnads public oa tn* day of lha anniver
sary."
UKIVEUMTT OF WASHINGTON.
President HaTlngton Honored-Baay
■< «np« 'n tli*» l.nhorstorli •.
President Mark W. Marring'on has had
an honor conferred upon him by his asso
ciates in the o' sci«n'if»c wt»rk. Ona
of the new spedes of fish obtained by the
p.jgot sound dredging expedition of the
Young Naturalists* Society ha* b« « a
nam»-d in his honor by E. C. Starks. of
Stanford university, who Is working ug
this collection of fish. The report on the
entire collection will be ready for publi
cation in a short time. The stpecles nam'd
In honor of President Harrington is tha
type of a n*w genus, and its enure name la
Brachyceros harrtng'.oal
The student aasemoly has elected the ed
itor and business manager of the official
psper of th» students, the Paclfi" Wave.
t-'Jward M-Mition, '9>. of Oiyn;p:a, was
chos -n for e<iHor. and Henry ll Reeee. *99.
of Kelso, for manager The ejection of
ofd'-era was aiso compleied by electing
W iiiam G. Tumbull s^rg-ant-at-arma,
Premdant Harrington imi accepted an
Invitation to give an a ldre-a at the Do ig
las county fair, to be hel l at Waterviile,
the couniy scat, about October 1.
One of the busiest portions of the uni
versity at the beg.fining of th.s new year
ts the biological laboratory. Every after
noon these r\e ms ar*> Ailed wtth siudt-ma
at work with their compound m.cr?scopea
and other apparatus, purs ling the study of
ho-any. loOiUgy, ptysiu.ogy and
comparative anatomy.
PUGET HOUND L'MV'ERIITT.
Atts-ndnncw Pi>uhl*-d '"l'tet-n Prom
«thlo HiiUh" I'rns-'ects.
Tacoma. Sept. IS.—The aeventh y&r of
the university opened on B«?pteml>er 15,
ut. ler very auapioiou* clrcunm'ur.cM The
at>mliin«:» of !«*t yi-ar .* mor# than dou
bled and much enth J#.a*m haa be»-n
aroused by the arrival of it party of sixteen
from Ohio. I? !a altogether pro'«ib!e that
the regulation w!l! rea h »«» th a term.
Two a J litional buildings have been ■*-
cured and fifed up for use. One of thena
la used .11 a young iad>V dormitory and
the other for ct ape! and »cl»n. # rocr^.
The university rtentiy purchased a
complete ouiflt of chemical and physical
apparatus and three well equipped In
structors have charge of it.
Th* faculty has been very largely in
cr<*is*d and will numoer twenty-three
persons.
A military department has been organ
ised and a thoroughly competent instruc
tor has beer employed.
The new «vmn.iaium will be reedy for
<x 'ut>a'iejr in a few weeks.
The !!«erarv sre engaged in a
lively for new aludents and the flr*t
prvk-iammee are awaited with a gre*t dc.il
of interest
T..e museum HAS recently received sev
eral very va uaule ald't.one and lt» pr***-
rnt rO"mi are already gettirg emmpri
Among other it> e «j Jit ions is the
entire collection of the Tacoma sea i*my
>f « ,! »» e w'■ -h h«# h<-»n p;aced wrh the
university by the offers of the *'-idemy.
Th- ' iotla.l t« am contains some good
ard aeveral experieceed players
have been adiei
ai.vlß AOUlcrUl. t I'KAL COI.I.EOK.
I
Additions to the Ftwuify and Coaraas
of Inairiimlon.
Kullmsa. Wash., SepL li —'Ths tVaeh'nc
ton ststs **'icuHural collets srd! a<-hoot
of sc.encs at Pullman be*?Ts Its rtfth year
Sep'efnher 24. enrrs-.-e eumfrwittora he-
held fl««r>?ember & «"'l !•* recently
« :ed v a •!«*•!» f'vrn -hs summary of «*u
dent.a for a# >*s. re present In t eigh
teen counties: the pre»*e l ! ng catalogue.
!x'i-94. gsvs teimmarv of iv. t repreaentlrg
counties Corr»api->nt!ing with ou
mer'cal lni>rease there haa .»rn much lm
prjvement In der»«r:men'el work hence
c-'er stac Isrda of schd srshlp. The re
.4 ; 'rivr ■* for w <mission hnvs I «en resr
rar.ged to *h's end.
T'e fs.vi -> !•<«« 1 »en rre-gthened by
four ad i •> t'sl members, n ?m »r g now
tw»>nry-rT-.r<»« p»-o*« aavm snd a«.its'on'a.
fit)••■.»■ i? prrpsrafity aaslatar.'a S v '"n
Shrdd g- a -uo'e of f.a'and fftattfiir-d, w 1
* I. « h i rge >f * ! "» M-irw In r" c v a • 1
t|. »rsl it R IV I*. *ns, gradual# v>f T.e
iti.i s .«■ ford, th' •'%<■* a.»-.#-snt to the
i r of *->-■ >g*. Courses n mu «• h«\#
»•< p . »ed C'r tra | • ' '««■.- 1 -in.
r * •,-s piano I"* ro-'i-n M >* I. : m
v Ito a'er Of P ' n vi. *- 1
\!-a. *V J Win l (S, P.i tr «•». \ -e cul.
fire He« lea the -.1 ir si' "«*1 f"Kn
»><»-a cf ■ e 'acuity <her« si i:fc. r
r** rr»' .i ■r« \ K fr-t, I'h I*,
Joh « I ooktra tin v ra v. In- r.. t nt
t.iv.s !t . » r -a- ta'e pro fee so. 5f K*:g an.
• v -. .. ■ y •• Jon t. TS ' " . v •h • ' 4 r
of a>gr-h Is: c • 1 I''era ire W H.
(4r >man. sa:c ««* atsnt
«•« s spr * i;- :rsl co:>ge. be ■ »mes »«« .*•-
sni ' vi the ch i.r of ct m 1 atry, . *i?—ir
t>*rro*, $r . grad-ja'c of H! <.'»n .
. v ; A ,♦ « f-r'tfenden; C rsc rsn.» Ed n
fr?r-:ri<« Cotrp.*t>y, take* the hslr Of me.
~H,« «.«.g'--ertng Sf 1 rh>» •» M s
a A •• srry. '- " v • * - *
• € <{l Jfct Vn en res ur ver- *v. Ir
, A • »-»r fV**** - S"f**S •* !'■*.*• * * i 5
. ... r\ A rirc-. a- h.ia ' - -n a* "d ' *
• -rir »-Vii# or pharrracv s:n r«
't. * an! couras Thts gum
me -ea ?>»p' j mb«f !J sr. 1 c 'najs a * two
t.. 4 , » rv * a »wi>. ea-"h. b-"jr ■ <
t < c ■ g * th -he r«* \r co ** t «
,^ r The >b*e~t of this ;-se s»i ' \ •
\ »s- {he student for pra tt -si * * n
5 ~ aim* ard for mee ng the r*-u
ir en a,* th# s ? * a law In th a par* «r
S having h»d s pra- tl s. t- s r.-- «
tn * store* ->.ll fr.l this couraa :«t-
H .• *r v sv«-isb:e
The r?w ca's »g-ie a"a«» gnno'Jirtcea a*
tlonai c.«rrl«*u ! a the a.-h,-.i? of i*ftarw»acy.
■** f K 'i* f \ ♦ - : "T" ~. *■ t
ta geo m Mft ogy ard me'al
gi the fc-rmer ae n r err »~-
guas'a has tven -hatic*d to a departmer.;
* ,'.cra a' * ur-a Spa; Jh N: - * a rj
to aaiman and Fren -h
WHITM A ( t)M.E(<K.
ISrtgnter tlrsTc I»«*wr"+"a1 n*p Th'a
11 atnrk* Iftatlt *l.»;i
Walla Wilis s- r -w- •t- • a cot ags
hse ep*r,e>l ; a 5* 'a fi: S J3."tv- , *r»t
rear of wo-* ar ! aever Ms ih>« rr..-;>e t
"■ tv .thter for a.*-'
lent Penros# spent !?s# l»«t
»<*h-ee'- m •t*t'»s ~ 'he :U«; « a .-a.-r.~a u
for ? -■ ,t|l 5 ' t »wme- • ' '
« h el " r' * ■ *•'
t a- . ago 'a to p.s.ae the -is :'l»t* n Oh a
ftrnt 'van- a' ha- s• n a -f »' fe Jia'd
s TSe# O 4 ft- - r.ea ha re gr-«au but
r « > i <.« si a* srw; : « * 5
tf s i rs-'tji~a se"B' a ef 'he *n-i>wimst.
th*" sreatt t i*l fw"• ■*' ' a a.*:
fso .ej oy U:e tr-v e o.* *aWa. a. sr.i
fHE SEATTLE POST-INTELLIGENCER. SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 2*, \m.
the large !nc-»ase ia the nj*nber of stu
denta. the cotrirg y»ar pe-rr «-e to be a
»ery encojraa.ng cse for Whitman college.
The pre*enca of PreaSdent Penrose Mm
•elf lo the «"■»*» le of great benefit, -o
■witter how eom;«etent tho#e left tn charge,
and Prof. Lyman deservws credit fjr t*e
manner ln w>jlch h<= has conducted the -
l*ge utrougs its di£Bcu.tles ia tae absence
of "he head.
The good fee'!ng of the peop!# Walla
Walla was man feared in the very delight
ful reception tendered to Prudent Pen
rose and his brlce at the Wa.:a a
Club on Fr liy even'-g and n the lsr;rs
ar.l enthuses* ~ meeting devot»-l to t e
interests of Whir mac cv: <■■*+ h»d !n • e
Congregation a' or Sunday eeen'r.g,
under the of the Y i~g M - s
Sunday Eve" r.g Club. Pr»- 'fn; Penroes
gave an a/id-ess at that t!m» • ti. g for •is
•abject the m-rto of 'he W- t..sn fam ly,
"f'er Ardua S -g-j" (throjar rn-fj.t*»« I
rise) He showed how It applied not only
to the family of Wh ".man, but to tr.» oi
lnw wh'eh bears feil name ajpp VtriM -
epiration and *>irges"on it s~'?jM carry
w:th it of res-iiutioQ to overcome ar,4 of
asfj'ration to succeed, for a ; connect* d
wtth the ln«titt!*::.-n wh. h haa had su i
difficulties in ta« east, such posa ".t>*a
lc the future, and suofc a noble field ' "
present work ani present good. Hs
cioaed with soma suggestion* of bow t •»
work may bes* be came l on, and the wa>s
in which the students, the teac.he-s ar,d f.e
peopie of War* Walla mav h» .p to mate
H worthy of ita ne.me and of ita motto.
The convocation waa be.J ln the obapel
on Tuesday evening T .fc wails were
trimmed wch wr- a .a of the oeac jS
wild clematis vine, ar * masses of wild
flower* in gran: Jars and p- e and
flanked the platform and made a ba it
ground for the speakers, from the m.ist
of wr:csj rose pretty sr.a .ed lumps. wn'-vS
lighted up the good face of Father Kl.s.
whose portrait looked down upon the s.u
derus w .»o cte rue to r» p benefit of bj»
years of aaif-denial and loving tea.
There was a *>">dly gather!! g of 'he peo
ple of Walla Walla as well as of the stu
dents. ©M and new. !n :h-; chape! alien the
meeting opened- President Penroaa n.aua
a snort a.!dre«s on "The Sclent;?!.- 5p riu"
ar.-l trie br ' exer is - .f .« f rtt il r.a' re
were followed by a very pleataat and ia
formil reception.
The reg-;:.jr college exercises open"-d
w.th chape, on Wednesday morn.rg. at
w slch an unusually large nun ..er of stu
dents were present, an: an increase n ' n
n»>*t f»w days '• confidently exp- 'el.
The faculty present s no'ab.e r imbtr of
br ght young men, each one m st pro
ficient la his particular branch. Trsls year
one new member has been added. Prof.
Raynaud a gr-tijate of the Univers ty of
Paris, who will have charge of the
vn the mo>iern iar.gtiages.
The format'on o.' a fuc ball eleven Is a'.-
reaiy in progress, «r.d athlet s protn
to receive their due meed of atten ion U;»s
fail.
The staff of the musical department is
an unusually st< g ore th.s year and
great Interest ts felt :n the coming con ►rt
on Friday evon::,g w: >n the tw • n.-;i.'■»
of the corps of m is. al instr ictors make
their debut. Miss Smith is said to passes*
a voice of unusual sweetness, and M s
liang has remarkable tai» nt as a psrf irm
er on the violin. Prof. Dow- has charge
of the department, as ho did iast year,
and Mas Oann s .1 shortly return from
E..rope ta rca-me p.ace ss teichar of
the piano.
The col.ege grounds are bel-.g Impr v J
and will soon present a very aura ivc a,■■
pearanca. The ba. c» are crowded ar. 1
many students ha\- hid to lock for houses
in the town. A splr. of hopefulness f r
the future and de<>p interest In present
wrk Is prevalent everywhere, snd a
br ghtcr day seems dawmng lor WLltman
college
uewwTON **t Art normal school
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Lewuton. Idaho. 8»»pt. 15 —The Idiho
•tets norm*! school at Lewiston began its
ae:ond term's worit September 7 under
most favorable a i«r, !ct« The handsome
now building, e>gantly furn.shed, was oc
cupied for the time and both teachers
and pupils enjoyed the change from tem
porary quarters to their prrsen: surround
ings.
The enrollment on the first day exceed
ed expectations and there are many SH »
cr»m:n< to •»»•;! • rank* of the future
tea: here of the s'.ite of Idaho.
The new library, consisting of M© vol
umes. has been ordered. The b ok* have
l>e»n we:l a- ! will f rm t » nu
cleus for s va' iah *■ library Ir. th« 1«t is
found the thirty-five volumes belong'.:.* to
the International Edu -ation.il s»":»-».
The oo ir» of study i« '.argely - ectivs
end the ;• ri « a hearty apprec'.aM n
of the privilege* thev enjiy !n the s»ie~-
tion of their own studies They have
therefore eho«en w'«»!y and have fully
ea'sb'iahed *he wisdom of eich a course.
The cit'*-*na of I/*w <*f>n arc most 1.->y»i
to the nor-nai e*tsS!!*heil in t-e'r midst.
They have gr»at confidence in |ts ulti
ms e ni'YM» ■> 1 s*e d> -g everything
possible toward-* that en' They furnish**!
th» fswi 'a for the n«w ll v rary.
Hon Charles E Nfonteith. of !/»W'»?MI,
ws» recently ajg>ointe<j a member of t K e
ncTia' ho»r1 of trustees. The
tK>erd l« pronounced by competent Ju-Vs
to he as able a a#: of men as the s*a?e af
f Hon. James W Rt'id 1* the p*«*l
♦'••rt and Hon. B. F Morr.s is the secre
tary.
»TAxrui!u rMVERsrrr.
Social, f lii«v» sud Athletic Iritorr»«»s
Com'ii« i«» tin" Front,
j Sianforvl Ir. veralty. i - pt. 1J Now that
j the ci.asaes are straightened out sr. 1 tb.s
| work 1 .\f part of the .« life haa t«een
! f iUy fixed, mora at Is . - r.. ; .1
|to the ao-al. class and a l c ;t.:- rests.
A a-h i a of foot;i ■'l ni- ? i r tl:»
sea*in. to t•* ; t' d .< Nil) FritiOla-o, a
] as fotloa s C» toh r l ■; tt< rn
j ;>K> A. C.: Oct .-f»r :a. S atiford vs. U»>
, ..lais A C . N -r ; a tr.ford va
Olymjuc A O Noveti uer It, > n lord ' *.>
I vs l'nlver- 'v cf t'a- -rr. a Nov- n
f bwr y Stsnf -d *v«;s y vs. I'nStr.S )
J of Ca^fornla.
Tlo re ire r*.y men l-~ rg fwr th#
! 'varsity t» a «i (SOU w - :.«i ,»s out
} if it wt re ivot for iln llOasky ia yr#>
I c: ring sotta
The fits: tnter-ej.iss foot'-t.l < »rre, t'a;
I '.e wea-n the servloi s and s m •-»#. wsii
•aV- piao# the ItUl of Sevtemi>er I>j#
j J\. n.ors and fr- ahmen j lay on the 23d.
*-id th# < -a a .*;■ e;naoy a.« 1e de -d
s week later.
The : I n« bMHUrM •
j y.--«»r; L,it*rar>- ikvie*y. Grant U
\\ .1, am a, •" ;>r » -t, -. ron;a l.'e
r*ry S--Me;y, W W Price, pr».- tent;
N--s'.ortii:» 1,. .erary -• ■ i*ty, J I. H H v.
- tr> • > . .- ' N . I'
Wash'.n.fftoa City t •-X /*> ».>». C*. t>.
I'* C!ti6«. Mami-X n <ll\ or h-s ra.
tsi . and the Inter-fkxjlayf D#^a:. :.g
I
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.a * • *-a. ha* ae : to rfea b : -tr* 'a. 1 --' -a
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j undssi rn 4 f oenva. rn -«t of its em de-;<-
; #*a * -e. mens dis-dg.atf for fey ti ft'
.. , n A 'jwtrJwa c>niy #
' * f x.s b*ssdos Ter'.s...-stes a_-» .a
eluded.
\ I votrs --r a s.l a Rap an r> >
!->».« t>eer. frW tbe po-. sxcft*>
. m, r "a * A "ra. -r t* f..r a
1 jo.r.t d»->a*e aa rv »n g van a.;j
j • uveal obe sftoctly
j, •■a«» v* ■» n % rarry vf
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•h» I'avSflr .> -a -t from North - rr. A #aV«
;< > *»r ("a '' rn a. -«*•:. < enJorrai
>g :a s--e- i std bir u fue tfe« t k
Vsc ~a< i,»>ry T - o »• --* rr.*.-#
•a • ir IB} n « a"-i v» s it;* <-
ttw.a w -n w n be a a ■ t -n
jto -whs %e:a ty.S#moa- a .. a - -s
< *■ * >s - ar:». ma I* f?ar* . n . - a. a' a
| Tbe ajJiiSer of »t*i<Ae*ts tog •- rtef -
r.-aaeo <«» *»* ' • *' "" f .> -r.is
■ > i * " * at - 1
h»« in ra ■« - A a a. * ; * of
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J ntmie. •»
T™*# t'r \-#rs'*» C . : rr .s recpsr.ed
'.ast A .« J#t » tit,- r-a. f-aiA;s»a
j S.*l I its ' || I #
s«iiy of touce cJ :S« c aaa.
One is the urt iaually large number of stu
den.ts is ts;rsr.r, forty or fifty out of So
trer. having entered that eoi.ege. Another
ts the steady Increase la the proportion of
women to men. Six years ago thers was
perhaps one woman to five men in tna
university, new the proportion is aoout
four to five. It is aa od Joka that tba
n.«n v~i'l- sooa he the "co-eds."
It !s very well to hava tha university
c 4 apis its .umbers m tt* years. bJt
hard y sr, p eaaant to see the university'*
re.iO .rces n oaly fall of quadnip .rg. but
even grow :ess. H«*r arms are open w.
to them si., but aha groans perforce at
the numbers of her foster-children Yet
In spita of :'~,!s the faculty has cad some
actable aas in late years. S ore
ycur correrp;»ndent has been «n the uni
vers.'ty there bc.s been added the ci.a:r of
Sr-m ,ic iang a ages and -.iterature occu
p d, throug » -re love for the work, with
rev-r a cent of sj* ary. by Rabiii Jacob
Voorsanger; the chair of industrial art.
o ' bv Prof Ardiey. wbo is the back
bore of the Califorr.a Art Ctffc. the cr.air
of Jurist' . j«-r e with Prof. W.I am Car
ev Jones: and iast, hut not least in possi
bilities, the chair of Oriental languages
and literature This Oriental department
is trace a reality at last by the recent
av.c iMllty of Tompkins fund, held in
trust :jr a long time, to this end. uatll It
sr-ou.d be worm tio.'JQO. Dr. John fryer
was called from a highly responsible post
under the Chinese emperor to fill the
chair, for which he is eminently qual.fied
;v alrtios' a lifetime of ttudy and work m
fir ilast. A* yet he haa oompsrativeiy
few students, but he will undoubtedly
hava more as tne commercial va.ue of
Chinese and Japanese become beiter ap
preciated It is undeniable mat our la
te re*-s wi*h China and Japan are increas
ing at a rate to Justify far more attention
to tl r c J>'otr,i and lacgaags th<u wa
are now giving.
The department of Latia ia one of the
largest in the university, and that of
Greek Is growing v*ry rapidly. This does
not mean a failing off in other depart
ments. Never have so many wanted to
be civil, mechanical, electrical or mining
engine, rs. Indeed, students are giad to
fire the engines and help run them, so as
to make up for tshort funds la that direc
tion. Another encouraging fact Is the
n .mber of students who Interest them
selves In this way or that In political and
e rcmical matters. The "Zeitgeist" is
resporsible for this, perhaps, and there
are many things besides to stimulate ac
tiv;:y a eg this line. We have a live de
partment of history and political science
for one thing we have the popular
courses In argumentation and forenslcs
conducted by Prof. Gayiey, fc-ad of the
h'r glish department, and Mr. Martin Fla
herty, for another. Then there ts the
st d n a' co: gr- ss. with fifty or sixty men,
formed on the plan of the United S:ates
aerate and devoted almost entire.y to po
-1: ccai and e-onomlc questions. And there
are the iatercoheglate debates. Stanford
wen the first two, California the last two.
of the more general series. The other an
nual intercollegiate debate is the Carnot,
for an ami al gold medal offered by Bar
on de Coubertin, and must be on some
subject connected with French po i'ics,
Stanford won the first, in I*9o. and Cali
fornia the eecond, ln The institution
owes a debt to Prof. C. M Ga; ley, that
debaur.g here is so popular arid credit ia
due Senator Perkins, who offers (300 for
three years to the winning team in tha
lr.iercollegiste contests.
The first winners of this prize. Flaherty,
O'Connor and Dam. of Calif .rn:a. d-vott-1
a g>od part of It to a fine engraving of
Daniel Webster, to hang in the c.<t>s room
o' argumentation. The latest Interest
shewn in our debates waa by Mr. James
D. Ph»!an. of San Francisco, who has
given for a fellowship in argumenta
tior for this y-ar. Tins fellowship has
g: r.e to Martin Flaherty, '96, who was on
the iast t»o winning teams for California,
anl besides captured the Carnot medal
iast spring
Ail this, of course, argues great Interest
among many students in the questions of
the day. Of course we have a strong Re
publican club and .an active Bryan club
The next meeting of the students' con
gress will be for a debate on a bill for the
free coinage of silver. A like blli was lost
last year, ao the fate of this one will be
witched closely.
PUGET sOt ND.
Boston December U, ISSI.
Br;«ht and a park r.g In the «un'4fht.
Soft and fray : 1-rough aha joay haa*
Rij , :>.< in 'he hrt>'\-* of morn.ng,
Go. den :n the a i.-.'s .as: rays;
NVver can the brush of ra.r.ter
8 v thy Uffht and »had* unfurled:
Ni \fr can 'he {»"•: of poet
Ttl thy *ra:. i«- ,r to the world.
T r -ijch thy for* soft and ahlrdnf,
(3'.«ir>re the moon, :g Vs etlver bare;
On nv lake* the ri <•• « dano.n*
B-esk of the star*.
To**riDf cliff and c;>> my cucyaaa
B inx.y a.opee ar 1 grassy dell,
Lof'y flr end grand o!d celar,
W&o oaa ail thy arondern tell?
Who own patirt the gtr!d and rrtnruna
Of thy luntt;'a ehargr.g jtaw,
Or he ro«y light whlcn flmhee
Mouf*t Tao ima'a prvikg of snowt
Ww can tell the peneiv# glory
Of thy autumn day* eo fair.
When the !r,c»n»e of the hop vine®
Fiotti around there everywhere?
en-1 pl+r'r trj*n thy hlenttm
R: 'h thy frur.sge. low end aweet
I,« ten houghs bend iown in gTe~tinf.
K right fliiwri spring about thy feet.
R-j» uy. weal'h and r*re contentment
thy w«'era. twin# the# ro md
Biiiid the homes and reap the harveatn,
<>3 thy (hom. fa.!r P«»et Round
-Mrs. L. Y. C-.fSfa-t.
Chriaopher. Wash.
When roa sint g'xrd Kama baron and
Urd o-der F-B €o brand, home pro
<3u''te that cannot be beat.
Te Ca. ff»r-'a r»a?ers of the Poet-In
!■ »r * fl* 1 >n atq « dally at
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k'■ s *,.«• or» t « Ntj-Vet street
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