The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-23


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said. With hixs schools. The o,de.k inets,
tntioes we're colleges. 70 which academic
schools we're nscessafy. To supply tho
defects q The: academy syStsm ire high
schools vsrs :estsbiished, step toward
collegiate edugasion without which many
poor men couiJ never have attained coi-
lego eoufse. s. was - absolute necas-
sisy now. h,th a. preparatory for
college aud fw business training. Il
also made better snd truer eitisens and
spread rehneneue through the commu-
nifty. The sHeaksr reviewed at some
!engsn tne csserseuium, dezendine eoeh
issm IN detail Even science. which had
% KNOCK hard p the doors Of the old col
ieees, was veiRems In the high school,
vnefe ssudsns7 received . good basis Of
sc'en'lnc srssa!ns. Originality and indie
penoencs OK shought and taste In Htsra-
tue we're also fhs result Of high school
.faaning- "1he high school also teaches
ne popiis 20 be!6rm In opposision. strong
In thought and ready to assert and defend
the n&ns. he SaSd- "Aany Of the bright
EFT msn Of thi. ags stand out q uvtne
monuments of:its usefulness." be sdded in
conclusion. Fir. Moss vas srssted With
many noral Sesnembranees and rounds a
applause.
The next jthe programme vas m a.
dress By Robssta g. FRYE ON .Currente' !.
She spoke Of; the upper and under enr.
rents IN ocean and atmospher, ana al IN.
TACT that thosss shove and those beIov Of.
ten worked in opposite dir.etions. ana
cited thee - siluserstions OF the onuostn.
~
vas noticeable IN literature and iournal.
ism. where the vicious and immoral ofter
undermined TIE influence Of the eood ma
slsvattng. It;zas also true in The 6e,d ~
labor, whore siniust and frivolous strikee
were resorteds % to rea,.t oooreesicr
on the other side. The speaker asked vhy
thees great Currents Of labor and canitci
should not siork together for tha nnhIic
good. In the; Immigration oueetinn the
speakarlheId In 10 nj ~. .,..s;..
Of snlranchissne vicious. ,snor,ns forsi~r.
ers and the Opposite current vbirh Aec;.a
the sufgraee 10 cultivas.d Am.,;c..
women. Thi, sentiment -. hs.,e,Iv a.
nj aud>d MI. r,v. co..,-A.s
ing for aid isA theee trouble. - csar.s.;c,
and Christianity. Her trihute AZ ao~.r.
included 4 s.iue,b hasket ~ -. .,d .
number Of vraetha.
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than the .urfase far the i, nr..... MN
form and dsts,-mine the ecr-.. ~ hnrc.,
lives and careArs ana not iud,s h..a,Iv ~
nan. che,..;.,. go s- y
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confIdenes an, ..;A th.t !, -. hiss 80,
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ehsr.cter Renr,s,,or rc.;,,O. =. "..;s.s
fame IN the Ewes of the vor,d ~. Iii
nas,ed in rsv,sw ana ..ch d.cl...S e. :.
An insu ca Glen. m..su,s vb.,.hv - .sr..
the mar. Ct,a,aoe IN ryhI;c ,c,.h, h,;r.
f.ms hut a.. c"u,.~ -h,.h 80 a.s
face nain An; novertv or oh.cur;sv -.
ce,tainlv =. ,oe,,to,;on. Th. .,..h.-..
eonclu,ion les mn "a I.,.c W.,t., ..n,;
msnt. that ":he minds Abe measure ~
the man." Mr., Satterle4 wa veil -.
ceived and nbersily remembered Nth
flowers.
Harriet Rsishenscker followed in An "A.
dress on the Beauties Of Nature" Shs
began BY an aoostrophe To thu heantifnI IN
the world and led M % the supesme hesutv
Of the country BY which we are surrounded
here ON the Sound. She lad nm f,on,
beauty of wood and forest and Ssld -
that Of auimals and birds. and last a IN.
beauty OF hurs anity when adorned hv In.
tsllect and character. Miss Rsichenecksr'.
reception was q rood one. and sha -.
ceived a Iaree ousntitx of aov.,, =. h..
conclusion.
An orchestral nnmbe, f,Ilov.a and n.
ut Grafton WAS that Of Georv. n Al,sr
vho smoke ON the ..Arn.vstior ~ ,h.
Hawaiian Islands" The orator rsf.,,.S
70 the renerai,nolicv of thu rr;,.a S,.,..
Of not intsrf.;inv v;th ird.r.rd.,, 49,
weaker nations and Of not s.,r.ra,,;n.
ourselves AZ their exnen.. Hs s,.o "a
cited the offer of the eristin, severn man,
Of the ixianda To hi. nation ana u,..d
very .trong,v That n n. .rc.r,.d Ts;.
he said was An act of thu hivh..t .nS
truest pol,cy. And one that vorid
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