The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-25
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- The uemost hnrnony -
~ good work hss boen looo.
pregress mzrttng . GinG>s year
1gs1ty'H ex.ssence thare are esw
1T now commend the w1sdom q
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100 - sxp<rtence. seholAxBhtp. ~.
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M ~. Harrington He has a1rsady
uoof the fact that be knows What
31o 81 Warrington want n ths1r
= end Chat hs also knoUs ~ 70
11sqnatsiy such waatA ~ ssis-
~ o1netard Of admtaslou. the unt-
- besn tnkan out of the oxpen-
useIsss competition with III hagh
r H STATE. aod b. o1imenA1fnk IT,
nrmd cousus IL university has
11med tha equally nDejonD &C.,
oG01h N statn normal echooaA ~
1I ~ stxsngthaning tha un1vsr-
- - study elIesoa, ~ ~ aFne-
1hensd faculty ard ~ ~ addI-
II GnufantisI and usefu1 1abornspry
Dmt the university u now IN 3 -
~ - such work that the parsnts
oCDEp ~ Washington nssd not -
~ With the unnecensnry expense oe
" 1oir sons and daughters ahruaA
- = 1rst-cisss kshar edueat1on.
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go nnpcalaureate sermon was daIiv-
1g1ay morning IN the FIRST UnJ-
G1nech BY the pastor. Rsv. J. n.
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r = eommencsnsnt ssrmcnn and
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(1At created Z Denuine eensnkion
nrUs audisuce. DE-. Aeton's tsgr1nc
D1ue Of tia present order of
= 18th church and state, and hIs
~ q an approachtng rovoaution
y = - wipe out the coust1tution and
1D ~ principles on which commsxce
FL 11s1v ase now eotab1fshsd. viii UNI
mnniy produce . stiy thgoughout
-. Whatever okoo the auditors
~ - the sermon thsy did not 1n6
- Although the preachsr followed
D1nn1ocxipt eiossfy. - wss heard With
- ATTENTION At the c1oas 81 the
- . subdusd rustic Of excitsuens
IcD9 epeF the congragAtion and after
- 1uoG1ctton . number Of tbose who
11l y. Actions views pressed forward
49, hands With him and congratulate
0uD eecAafon. the ghodo6endrou - the
49, ~ pulpit rootrum, ourmounted
n ~. we're the words. Lux SIT" let
- - Hoht the universttys lotto for .
- - century. and On the wall to
qY1t az the pulpit The MOTTO. sTtnis
@one OpuA" the end crowns tina
lk ~ motto Of the class Of ~.
1870 " the university did not march
- eAnrch In body. but came In lit
OUSpA The members Of the graduate
Gnm attirsd In black gowns and caps
- 'front.' seats ON the right Of the
)ok The members Of the graduating
~ - Dharmacy. the nrss the univer-
~ ~ turned out, deuided NOT 70 wear
- ennventional graduating dress, and
~ seated promixcuousiy with the rest
~ audisnca. Grouped with Dr. Acton
- ~ rontrum were the following menu
- = tho university faculty: fsSsidene
- W. Harrington. Prof. Charles Hin.
- apartment Of biology; Prof. Mark
~. r.. ancient languages: Prof. Ellen
CA1mberialn. English literature: Prof.
~ 1schdodt. history and Angio-saxon:
~ Henry L.andcs. geology and miner
~ Miss Martha Lois Hansee. la
oo11sr IN ancient languages. and Rexis-
- nfmond 8. Meany.
Ne choir gallery were Mrs. w. Z.
-. soprano. Miss Lixsis Ferguson,
~ n. George A. Edmunds, tenor: Mr..
~ conant. bass: Mrs. Richardson. or
- and Mr.. Charles e. Bray. vioiinist.
49, leading In the congregational
~ the choir rendered . choice pro-
ne. including Moxarts gloria. NOW
- ne King Eternal" Barnby's Be
~ II God so Loved Us." GrAnier's
NINA, Dykes response. and Roberts
- 70 the Lord
oslashness the Great Evil.
- Actions theme was The Measure OF
ll~unal Virtue the Only True Test OF Pa
- Selecting ~ his text the Kutd-
= nh. as stated In Matthew vii:is. he
~ frxt OF selfishness as = dominant
~ IN the worlds present a6a!rS. and
= strongly condemned competition As .
1f1stAt!on Of seinshncss and ~ hostile
y ~ spirit of brotherhood by which the
~ SHOULD Be ruled. Continuing, he
-:
IL b well the world has not been left to
- 1eart'ess philosophy. that II has an
- appeal: that Il has never been salts
- to remain IN this hopeless scrvitude
y ~ Inevitable. The whole religious
-1cFy Of the race. allied A. n 10 with err
~ and superstition. and tyranny. and
- or power, n nevertheless . united
sesss against Il: and. after centuries %
nzca II Is az last settling down TO one
eat universal password. which shAii yet
~ ~ Doors and redress al wrongA
"a shis means nothing Iess than revolu-
- n means that the very fundamental
.cepts OF human society. commerce and
sfnmsns must be given up. II means
~ tA< limits of individual human rights
~ b measured and determined by the
~ Of the human race. and a. long N
i. remains one solitary soul unrewarst-
~ merit demands 80 long has rc4lE-
nv and esrcrt failed to reach its
ea-ecrn ideal. and 20 hong somewhere
Sne one responsible TO add more fuel
h. ns nirnaee ct human reform and mare
- 70 The engine o. human progress
0eusssiy ana rapidly this - becoming
<versai religious IDEAL We are learn
nat the number az planted temples -
= 0issrfon for Judgment Of the wealth of
eersi harvest. Men may steal with
names on the church ron. AMI de-
tnefr neisShoor though their ail-ect-
ANS add FIRE 10 our religious afsar2
: World Is ti-ed; In rs very wear.ness
sokine iaeense which only hides re-
ss waste ard Aeartiess tyranny 10 -
49, out In ore universal wall Of AGONY.
must como AZ wea resist tho
49, cceS or chain the planets ina
-esnr Aerricans IL uren US To what
sssii we look Tor succorf No law
1k power can raw sxo~. 49, Ats.xser