Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-31


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SOUND TAnEn.
Professor L. J.. Powell moved 81,
celleQes oueht % b supported hy publ 8
fuDds.
Seconded By W. Il. Reeves.
Professor Powell proceeded; AZ She
eonam0a school Is used e. police Eegu-
l lation 70 &c tbs citizen for the State, 20
ne college "a founded By the State that
| i may follow scientific Investigations
aid form a iodastone 10 gather the
force of the State. "A the many arts
are developed ehe State force iss reuRth.
eAed. II this line statosmen have seen
fit 10 establish schools 70 examine poli.
siss, science, literature, etc., 90 siFenRth-
en- tbs State-nos 10 develop the indi-
vianai, but the Etate. Indirectly. Of
course. Il does benefit the individual.
TINS b eminentiy proper. The State
Al propFialea money for bailding de-
lenses Oh sue coast lines, noe for any
individual benefit, but for its 0un de-
faEse So should + create inteilsct1al
defehsea for ~ own support. These
should b richly endowed 20 give stu
denis the utmost leisure. We are
proud Of oar advancement compared
with tie pastn
Mr.. Dilworth asked Why there ass 10
John Hopkins. or HafsaFdss etc, among
our Stats institutional
Prot. Powell Because tia se are all
ok rsosnt origin. Michigan University
stands second 70 no university IN the
Ian Is ranks alongside 81 Yale, Har-
ward, Pfinceton, etc. California proba-
bly, stands eesohd 20 il. California has
Efobshlv The bsst pabiio school system
N he uaion. Again, these seotafian
Schools are al The time trying 70 crush
them cut IL the state school threat
enedf There are 80 many religious
beopie who desire their own children
trained 10 their way and what they d.
sire Il laudAble.
Mrs. Resvas-O ueht thore not 20 b
q religions training 10 the state inaiitu'
ti0nf
Powell Certainly, and when relie.
: loas inhuonos L shut out they viii moi
be palFanixed.
kev. Mr. Pierce spoke OF possible
cooperative plan, in which each felie-
ieus opinion eouid be = presented, while
She general studies coaid be taught In
eammou.
Airs. lie S0nrd thoughs II her girl
ooaidn't yet money enoaRh % pay her
60 ege tuition she ahoaid take in wash
} iog.
Rev, Bates said the leading ide4 II a
college e not religious truth; 20 reach
intellectual trathi the State mast not
give religions education, yet q State
University should b. religions institu-
ton. Atheistia professors should Be
kept Oat u the schools Tue majority
" che professors Of the University Of
Michigan have always been Christians.
Nebraska has had q hard time. A bet
Der cOnditian Of things may BE- hr6aahi
about By employing religions men. Re.
iiaiuua eehools DO nos push their refig.
ions iaese There il danger In 0at
State Institutions as az present man.
aged. One man opposed % Christianity
Ia q school. Though neral and not SEEK
iB9 80 make light Of Christianity biz
inAaense may 90 mere against Cara
tiAnitY than eau Be eonnteraeted BY
nineleen Ia its favor.
Pref. Powell th0acht PieFce's plan q
grand one, but aeotariGn bias would De.
siFOy tia utility. II we c8ald restrain
thss spirit we could sooner bring tle
world b its Redeemer. zone horss col.
feeesa have been menuonet. We have
many zone horse" Institutions, sach "A
''one hnrse" teachers. "one horse" rail.
roads. and sometimes "ene horse
pFeacheFs. Tba State College q Oregon
stanGs ~ she head Of Oregon, 80 In
California. The colleges q washing
ton aud 0reeou are falls up % TIE
average af insiitntiana He had spent
afteeu years IN Saiem and be believed
Il fully up 10 ths average.
Mrs. Z. q. Haze sppke 81 he bones Of
The bauan body. exelaingnC tha tder-
enl q e az their sealiafities. tilastfai
ma vita the skail % a dos. She show
ed hoa meat spells 10 hot day, yot ths
ehi'drSn have scraps q teelF meat AZ
dsy N their hoi naufhA sac alsa u.
laslrated By plates ths bad fashions oi
tight waste. and axhnrted NE childfen
- ksep their fsgns natural. and taeii
dresses iooso. eha closed hrr class wtie
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