The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-21


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u.s. sasosl fsaSsssase sad sehoai ei Design.
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general state exhibit asasAsaa narrowed
asxn TO s1sese Of Msssstasl aaa Massaeitss.
tasiseiss. California beiaS By previous ar
fallsealent Qua al she contest After xasa-
sssiessase discsisst.sS as 90 the relative Hers
rs vi fae cxasasis IL tAxsS tso states il
was anslty decided 10 awAri ss AsSsoasss
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complimentary TeaAlntieus were asinpscSs.
rs ais. resolution fayoFkne the bah usM
flcfore sseAaTFe>s hooking - sas. xpraAss Of
esttse atissa IA the south sTasHs<sr Hewitt
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ee appointed TO repori 90 the a4slsshilsty
~ hcaiqsaftesss fAe motion IS carried
~ i.le eiese oi the session
President sssxe, ~ retiring atiscssf
made sn address in which he tpAia vissM.
ang sfss,site 10 sae hespslalties of tho re<s-
PIE Al san Francisco.
frof Asaus. Of Massachusetts,. was pre-
senisst written testimonial fnF hts cEssfis
able work la snSros<tug the diplomas
Special alpioasas wege ofsierpd given 10
OrsSvn ausi Illinois fs.S exeSlfcnt exhibits
fTess'ssat-cloet Albert T. Marble MAS s.rs-
sasited with gssei Of et:ise bs Cove aud
as s,,.,... sss.is harry srese,ha, which sas
pronounced isy Prof Fasrshiid of kaasas
ssd the Ereas eeuyeAtkon ad3oafaea unsfl
the nsxt aannaI meeting
psrARHSESz ages1Nsx
l'rcf, Alien. of the san Jose Normal !
sciisoi, fsad a paper before the normal ]
schos department ti4ss Afternoon. 81, (
: I've Training senosi as an Adjunct ~ the I
Normal school, lie considered the fpia. /
i've worth Of Eastern and California nor
Inai schools 10 b. equal. and declared That I
Ihe irainlnw school was l,ercsssrs. 'sras I
Relation Of the Normal school to the !
teasease Schools. bs Thomas Kirk. ~ 4
River Pals. Wis. called forth much ,iis.
atsssian, II being somewhat terslmissic In 4
Is opinion Of the salacaf normal schools I
irwin Shepard III Nluena. MINI. was
elected president Of this department, far /
Eae ensuing seas: Miss i.ncy 81. Nashhurn, 1
y san Jose, vice president: Miss Ellen /
Williams. ~ Pennington, Mass, secretary. |
n IL. Brand. oi Madison, Wis. chairman I
4 the committees sii nomination sad ssco 1
ion OF oaieeFi. reported the following names |
. The dspnrtins Mt ei saa>icai esiacafion
!. {. sttatt. Cleveland, Presidents: Edgar |
'tfeE, Bfsstvo, secretary These were the 1
Nd oAifcFS. and were retained on recon-.
Of the committee, who said the /
'esniis af The past year tad been most /
.enehclal IN the history Of the Departments, /
ea one ss J. XIV siwos ss's 81 isaa s.a Jss s,oas .',s
he snt3ect, "How shall We Best Promote /
he Teaching OF Music Ia the Public !
sebooiss Miss CoEa Il. Finch, af san
lose, sang the ''ssoeeate Polka In most 1
sfeetiye manner. aud In response 10 per
lion CT Annie iswrie.e Alter ether Sc i
ecti ms the department. adjourned.
The fsa;arc OF ss-siay's programme of 1
De department Of industrial cducasion /
sas paper by Praf, Woodward. OF ~. |
l.otiis, eiso eiucldated ths advantages to 1
e drrisea from eduesiinx the Youth Ia the |
tsricd principles uf mechanical arf and in, i
iestry TIE paper was discussed hy trof, /
". q. Raymond, Of Berkeley. Gala. O. y. |
was elected President, after /
Rhieh the department adjourned
IN The ATT department T. :. Thompson I
sas elected presidea; and Miss N. Lonisa |
Field secretary. Papers were read BY |
shuse;ts Normal Art school on "Frce In /
iassrial Evening Schools" which he |
thought we're of grsa; leac;it and a ncces
.tty IN many districts A. II. Munseil uf l
/ 'Ecole aes Beaux Artcs, Paris read +!
4 paper oa the Importance OF high aim /
% the teaching al drawing II was plea |
Ior The ideal and doing away With the |
Tae eomnlttsc on exhibits |
p tie Mechanics PAVILION reported Msssa. l
'sisisstis ssst ave exhibits. california, iiIi |
aois and New York, two each. Pennsylsa' |
ais, Michigan. kantaS. oregon. Minnesota
aad Tennessce. .ne each.
Tise exhibit ~ Oakland. Cal, Il men.
ioaSd a. among tho most lagifai and com
pleic. Pe-efniuenf aIooag the exhibits 1
'fands tisat II the Massarhusetis Normal |
Aff school Of Boston. idserngrr College,
'allfornia. has very good Iaspsifawiug, /
sud the ran Francisco schools make excel
eut sxh hits