The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-29
OUT INTO THE WORLD
Commencement Day Ut the Uni
versity Of Washington.
AooaGss ~ HON. rHos. suaxE


comnencemen; Gay At TIRE rrfvsrsisy q
tsnr bsfs,re II O'clock. the hour set Tor De-
rtrpfar the graduating exercises yeztsf-
day morning. groups Of pevpie began ar
riyfn~ On tha campus ans strp5ssag assSuf
The lawn ana busseiax. Sfusenfs 70 whom
the cay vas nromentozs vifs Diplomas ana
scholastic dsKn.ties we're central hsVres
aieng the corridors ana an ne sroaa s'ohe
ps1os st the snfranc<. sne soca the seats
IN Denny han began filing Dp with a.
animated and inferessss a11isrcs whlen
had como % DO hsssr 70 ne graduation
Of the first class sent cut b. the university
from tt< new home.
seated With Prexsdsns Hsrrsrxton on ne
yo~srsm we're the fsilowiaw other ssntis-
men. DIR. ". IT, coes dsv. W. 3. Hssring-
faa. D. D.. pastor OF Trinity Methodist
Eplxcopsl church: the following msmosrs
Of the board Of regents. James u. Hay
6<n Charles A. Ride. George Hyde Pres
ton ami David Kellogg: the fSiioTins MEM
bers oS the faculty: Pref Joseph Marion
Taylor. Of the department ~ mathematics
and astronomy. Prof Ellen Jeaaneits
csanb>rlin. English language ard Yfsra-
t8re. Prof. Marx Raiiey. r.. ancient in5-
gsagss. Pref f7sariss Hiil, biology: I4esit-
John Louis fisysen. military science and
tactics, Prof. Adoipn Frederick Beehioit.
history ant ArgEo-ssxcu, Prof william
franklin EDWARDS. physics. Prof. Henry
LANES. geology and mineraiegy: Prof.
Henry cofisberry Myers. chemistry; In
structcr Charles Francis Reeves. German;
INSTRUCTOR Martha rois Bsnsee. ancient
languages. and Registrar Edmond 3.
Asany.
New Members Of the Faculty.
Several Of these members 81 the faculty
have be<a sdde1 70 the teaching force Of
thu university during tho present session.
ard IN conjunction with the hcknogiedgsd
ability snf spissdsd equipment OF the new
president. havs given new impulse 10 The
courses Of study AMI add largely 10 The
facilities Tor instruction.
Prof william Franklin Edwards. who
nor MIA the chair Of physics and is dean
Of thu faculty. ir a University % Michigan
man. and while there had extensive esps-
r5ssce purchasing much ~ re laboratory
equ:pmsuts Upon his arrltsi here the re-
essts awaited themselves ~ fnss expert
snce. with the reaflf that fns isbgFatsFies
az the university are now In most SUBJ
es&nfiSl condition for effective work ~ tho
various scientific departments. Prof Ed
wards also has charge OF the zofk In cleo
trial earlnesring.
DIR. Henry c. Myers professor % chem
issry. hailed first from the wsli-knoun
Case Ec1eai OF Eesenee. OF Cincinnati. and
after that he finished his education and
Germany. Beside having the Nerk in
chemistry. Dr. Myers IL dean Of the de-
partmsnt OF pharmacy. Under the laws
81 tss the professor of chemistry In the
University OF Washington b required to
assist the dairy comm saioner, and In fhls
capaeity Or. Myers has rendered the state
considerable expert service.
If. A. v. Beehdoit professor Of history
and Angio-ssxon. graduated frat from
Lafayette college. and has had an exfsn-
o9ve experience Ia educational work since
then. lie has built up his departments in
ths university In most satisfactory ana
promising manner during the nrrt year Of
his service here.
Henry fandes. professor Of geology and
uineFaiosy, took his baccalaareate and
masters degrees from Harvard university.
snd has had an extensive experience on
sfsefsl state ana national surveys Ilis
laboratory already shows the result az his
enefgss,c efforts In this important line of
WORK. Gov McGraw has appointed Prof.
IS"nacs state ssosozist Without additional
fay. and In this capacity he wilt Dc er.
aided 10 render the state at large as relt
a. The university service that Il very
urgently needed ia aiding to dev.iop tha
mineral rcsaurees
Or Edward J. Hamilton. professor az
efatcfy, paideutieH and philosophy. haa
nAa IN extensive experience as college
N all
asonn works en- n1etAphysfesi aasbies..
end dpfing the past year his eepartp,sn,
n4S p~en attended by large glasses 81 on
thssiaHue students HIS son graduate.
WIZ nigh honors from Princeton this ysay
sna the doctor Is already on his wnv Pas,
70 De present on that occasian
eeoss" NJ Davidson and Miss Martha
los Hanrcs. Instructors IN ancient 80
euases. and Fiosent Constant "a ,.r,,,@,
nave been thoroughly rer eot,spses ,ar
Mofh ~ their departments. ans co.,.
" Van der tenr has made The 49,
msnt OF physical culture ard hyei.ne o,'o
OF The important adjRncts u the frstl,,-
tinn. ''sA'''-
These. with such members Of the o,d
rAssAty 80 br. 7. ~ Catch in political
and social science Prof j N Taviot (.
mstheuaiicS and astronomy. prnf M
tssilty. r. IN ancient language. prof ~
len ]. thaneertln. In Fngll.h nter.t,tr..
Fref, Charles Iln Ia biology eraf
'hariss y. Reeves IN modern languages
shn Lieut.. John a. Hayden. pfofs srnF az
military science aad tactics ana assist.
an, professor of mathematics. have mate
strong body % Instructors. uu.isr NJ 80
eharse the students have responded Wlfh
most energetic ard Elective aork
ne eNrfN-ists Here opanfd gsfth Suprsss
Morning, Ncnn ant Night" frapiift,liy
rendered ~ the rtssi Reslraeut orshes-
va atter which lis'. ". s Harrington.
y. w p'sai'itnts brother. led in an
srpro9riate prayer
The comuencement Address.
The commencement address Vas tsen
delivered nv Hon Thomas nvrts -
lucid and elogUvnt periods concerning INA
true Story Of The republic and tl~ 49,
SION ard dntics 80 her cittzersa s.v- =,
every member of The large rfrSs ~ v,A,.'t,
" Was ares' tally directed nsW .rss, -
dainty ard responsibility i4i4d a u~N a..
SpitNston 90 ATe Novthily the rfs ~ r,e /,
yesterday fefmea the true commerce
incnt-" Judge Burke satl.
Ihts + my first visir 70 the tsuivc-s3tv
or Washington stncr It's removal 20 ~.
hen home. ard take This s,s.~nti.,, -,
congratulate the students ans 80 -
PIE OF @uf state upon the large ana ss.n.
meS'ous Ercun'ls ths wen -s-4utrns.i l,,,i,.,-
RS and particularly uran -. t..,,,slr,t
natural Ecenery % whsch yo,, hs,o -
taisH hesfA have sesn snnsy 81 th. ,,,,,-
NrrNisfcs OF tbs ca1nfr,. ana .,4n -
That think @0ne 90 tSrm AsN .,.,.,,r,a.. !.
VITA iais Ter natural ADVANTAGES ~ s!tr,-
httan snn Tor iise aiutost rlstehlsss sem
ery by which So is surrounded
Emerson hns sslt. ana lfkr .rt 80. -.
taES- the ci'@ertatfon ia Il wise ara. a..
the presence ~ nne natural ss.,,,,,. -
Israls IS fnan's hiKnsst ih,-tln.+f.,,. -
cirtHtea hfs fftendshifs All ~
wefth whose asap io.e f.r ratu., ~ 80.
irefeund INSIGHT into hcr s@cr,t 49,
pesinss, nas siveH hif' the aaune % re
isars ~ nature hss neanttff,sf4 s4tf
'xsua Impulse gresn sts ,.@ae,,., -,
war teach you more 90 nan
81 nature aaa q natures seoa.
THAN all the sazcs can :.
: 80 ------- : ----..,e y - power ~.
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