The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-31

Autsma Terra to Begtn Next Week
welcome 20 New Students-

The University Of ~ asa11gL9n All be-
gin The autumn term rex. xsek- lne
members " she faca4ty aad the studs 2 .
are Assembling after lie summer F@AA b
E.9a. and eYesythsag pesnts 20 nos1
Successful Year. During me Facalash
weeks A. tie laboratories and machinery
xere pat IN frst e.Azs order, so tRzs re
c0mEe nce0zent o. me session VII pc n
marked contrast vita tAaI ~ A&Sl year
when wcFkmen were Sill sczEtsrea about
TIE 6alidlag iatsrGering alta Eeaai@liS1is
and Lectures for several weeks.
The sra1a1t CArtstIzu associations o.
the university are energetic Ii rendering
asa ID laeiF seslow students. Inc most
resent ev.4sRc~ CT their activity and Use
E43aess Is = handbook 10 De pTeSeatea 20
rev students and others as vel. Ehe
.lt1le b1ok is handsomely bound IN back
leA lasF. letsered IN gold. and is .-4lea Nsth
CON- pact. useful information. as wei as
ga5alztsa banks for stEay hours, phys
ical measurements. and expense accounts
UaosT The head OF greetings. IS the toI-
owing p2rsgra phs
'.TaIs little book comes 20 you bear
ing the greetings Of the Young Men
Christian Assecsa ton and ths Young
Women's Christian Association OF the
University Of Washington. We greet you
gladly and joyfglly. We welcome YOU
amoR- rs, 70 our university, 70 cur soci-
ENkts. 70 2AE kftEA@A&fE@s a+AS ~ NfS+@ Eat~@~~
and interest OF cur college Afe: sna above
ali we earnestly and heartily welcome you
TO al the meetings Of our associations
Come and make yourself one or US We
need you. and we viii Try 20 do yoa GOOD
The assoc Nations are slss conducting
bureau OF Information IN room 10 at the
university, 70 assist new students 20 get
boarding places. and 70 give other infor-
nation A list or desirable boarding
places has already been taoEsaled-
reception 20 male students viii ne
given b. the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation in Denny hal university, on FRI
day evening. September T. IL viii De IN
formal. and a splendid opportunity VIII
ba offered for new students 20 make the
acquaintance Of old university men. A
very brief programme has been arranged,
and ice cream Will be served.
DR.. Henry {. Myers. professor OF chem
lstry ia the University or Washington,
has returned from his vacation IN Cali
fornia. Such time as he did not spend
a. Stanford university and the University
OF California, among his fellow educators
and old associates. he was in the callfor-
MIA mountains. hunting and fishing, sew
eTal thousand feet above sea level.
Encouraging Information has been re-
ceived BY the Young Naturalisis Society
as 90 the result OF the 1886 dredging ex-
petition. OF course. while the collecting
ts going on, WITH every one baSS na1llng
IN the dredge. sorting ard preserving the
material. curing starfish and cleaning
shells, there f. no opportunity to deter
mine how many new species have been
taken untn all the material has been
transferred to the laboratories. and there
worked over. Edwin CHAPLIN Starks rep
resented Stanford university on last year 9
expedition, and with David Starr Jordan
published ne Fishes of Puget Sound. Z"
IN which over ten new species were de-
scrlbed az result Of that expedition.
This year Mr.. Starks again represented
Stanford university. and being the spe-
cialist in fish al the new forms dredCed
seine6 or found IN the rock pools were
turned over 70 him. He has just written
that he has found IN the collection one
new genus four and possibly five new
species This IL splendid showing and
certainly insures continuation OF these
expeditions
Harry NJ swofTori a student return
Ing 20 the university from Lewis county
brought a nlce,y mounted specimen OF
hawk for the museum