Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-05

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sarsna. displaying careful atlenlion
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shoioast sslssliana. n0ns af uhi6h fAllsd
10 bring npplaaas lrom ms npprassakiss
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aomaFn Each memheK Of TIE class via
/ thus reeaiva q pnFfion Of tha large Rtfe.
I he a1a0 presented % each member Of
The class q small bcnqust from Miss
Anna Beam. uho was nnahse 90 attend
she axafniasa baf whe desired 70 be re-
naexr berad as one q tbs former teachaFH
of tla Glass
The asaaa VS. oaHnpied By She teach
err Of ths Pnhlie Eoho0lss she County
superintendent oE Inalxnctions Gov
eRD0g Squire and y. ~ Ward end H. g,
StFuxe az tie boAaa q eenaai Blfee-
tueA. - wei - ~ fkienas o. the SCHOOL,
she class az 1876, ana large number q
aeh0elmafea VIA formed ohoEaa 70
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mus. assert llselx " ne progress q
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naaae saasens "a = most Rrecezul man
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s1AeA 80 ple.sEsn sns mi1o, agtaaeee
~ 80 Roes1 q a9oltlcls taai.an& eve
~ oA.sAH sl1.aaae 4na attAh2A1S Nos ni&0
~ Rinn.ala q Tame.
lbs hMux.e1.n tklaehtEs4tas1 " ks9o'
ast y. has4eh was an aoie pfoduotaos
lsla.inR, aLeef . lev general references
" the oss.oss g ancaens ttmaas VIZ
history ox A@erlease three greatest ora
tors webster. OlAy ans Uainoun. IN
position 10 history OF eAon Or tneel
gfeAa men was accurately and graph
eA.ly pie.eSea.
Belle ~ tr00Mans II heg essay OF
"1Akeia WORK. nRst related the foro.
and work Of the natural elements q
water ana AIR saying that oeaaslonAli.
natuTe needs little extra work done
when whalwIndss hurricanes or v0loa
noes we're employed. The life work o
familiar animals and insects vas rela
led and the prsoApsa that shoald ragu
late the conduct Of oar own life's woKl
were logically drawn.
1 Lille n. White related In q faaoinat
ing style the history and power Of mani
supeFstiti0ns. The popular supersti
ITEMS Of she day were especially noticed
The sssnEa signs and Rnpsrstitiona D
various nations were referred 60 grace
fully, and tue American people werl
told that they, too, cherished remnants
Of she rule Of fairyiand Ia snuh super
Iatitions as the idea that reople are talk
inc OF ons when his ears hnEn, AMI
iOther such popular beliefs.
Fannie w. Mcisae, in q delibeFatl
and pleasant sayls, read he
essay on Nothing Great ia LiQhtl.
Won.n She started with the famiiia
quotation, s.90m8 men are born great
others achieve greatness. and others
hare greatness thrust upon them.n III
latter part Of the quotation Was thsl
eoubatted vigorously and with ssr0nI
affect. IL was shown that all true araas
ness was achieved By honest effort
Every uaan stamps his own value o.
himself. References and quotafinni
showed e0mmsndable kn0wiedgs Of tn
best literature.
"AgrseultuEss ~ Alex +. Anderson
was matter Of fact and decidedly AZ
propkiate Grafton. Mr.. Anderson stood
10 the GLOW Of youth as the cbempios
% the farmer and HE realm. he snis
in the outset that be would offer III
apoloRy Cor accepting 20 commonplace /
sun1aotr ana tnere = no doues thai hii
auntenea was pleased that be bad ohoseE
e tel them Of h1s tnoughta about tn
alssoEy % the soil. rs cultivation and
NE improvements 10 methods or aarleai
tuxe.
Emma uiins y rather lows but dis
tlnet voice. read an excelient essay o.
tno power ana foneelons 81 Memory.
She urged ahe cultivation Of memsFy
4 weak memory may Be inside strong
ana 80 lmpeEteof one H1ay be reclaimed
% easefni eqil5atlon.
William "a. Eeas delivered an oFatiun
ABLY diae1sfiDg TIE chests OF foreign
ammlRfanon from tbs earliest settle
seats 0k oar country 70 the present
time.
Miilae kiekAgds ans class post feoitsd
nef graduating poem u . fofclhle man
neR. he poem = 90 exeslient pfodae-
tion. Relating the history Of Casal
a 70 appfoacaea and crossed she knbi
eoas ene easily tnfnee ans thoaRAt ol
neE bearers 70 toe saaa tnas twelve
sung l.se8 we're nein4 teEfsea across
tA8 1N3to0U0 o. tfxa 104 kn8t they were