The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-25

-, raspssrh 10 she post-IHi@iiigeno's'
sr,a.uAs. Wash. 5one "a e sa.i
- sxercsgss Of ts1e Warrington sSsi-
-, college we're held AZ the College
s1s..ariunn al IL o'clock today.
go were seven graduates from oih@f-
= srpsrtmsnis CT the INSTITUTION a. i''-
rsrsrd Esanei r. r. IL econoTs'lc , SCI
- and literature. ~itn hiEh silas.'is.e1',.'-
rrua JsEe Har1s1as, +. . IN tf'ia ~ {.
t~xse Engeaia Huhgase' T. h. !" f-''-
-. rs..so, r. IN English.
80 s,rsffar. y s.. is c3vil engineering.
gss.y, ssx0n. y. s. IN electrical ens3-
Nsssas- IS, .-...,t,.s.,..,.--
.-....s al oratiDns ny members % the
asssssag class the exercises consisted
.xx,seaes py prominent SPEAKERS. Hon.
r,,sefsrsi. Ct Vell8 Halls. pfeslGent
3 =. aoarsi OF regents. announced the
80 conferred ard delivered az I'D
= an fsTf.e Community and It's Rals-
=. = .hs Institutions ~ Higher learn
- TIE uresisssnt Of she college. Enech
rv~su delivered an address 20 the class
scharzoffEis.ics.
cossrnor John X Rogers presented the
x~sa6zs Il, The graduates aud delivered
= address on ssrns School ~ Lste.
Iast night the students and faculty OF
a se,l. - extended q brilliant reception
s re graduating class III the FsrloFs OF
s..rrns hsI. Many distinguished visitors
-, iii farss u the state have been here
8 .ask attending the commencement ex-
essSs.
ya.x IL the FIRST class graduated from ttie
saexs sines iis founding In 1872 Ear;i
.ar there has been II class graduated
ssm The preparatory department, which
sxfs full high school course. This
sn6uat!o,, is preparatory 10 admission
- N. roilese proper la 1896 the senio.
rxcayAfsry ciass consisted Of twenty
hes members Last year tbers wefe
oxnts-one. while this year there were
a3sty.skfee names ora the class roll. They
erfe Bsrt Adams. Adam l.. Beishaw, ROO
n T. Buekisn Henry F. Blanchard.
rfsele L, caIhurn. Anna f. 81. Cook.
ftsfsss c. Carlisle. Samrel n. Davies. \.
nsassn Dpan Huiisa EBglekorn. ches-
~ ] FOX, Charles n. Goodsall, Lee X.
esGssis. nayid G. Hogaboam. Arthur l..
N.osTr. Hertsa Y H3nford Harry n.
Ensng. william ~. Hardwiek. ". T..
Esxhss Join IL Jones, Charles Macann.
william T. Mashhurn. r Fielding Nader,
william D. ou,man Mary +. Pocoek.
/ Charles 4 Buddy. Milton II. Richardson,
hyrsr 4. stimmsl. Allen -. shelton. Alice
i Ssaly. Margarite O. Tyler. Joseph
nsss Winston and Dennis r Woods.
f<eiye Of these were selected fo deliver
wstians upon their graduation. Those Sc
srsss and their subjects were: Arthur l..
II. Y
raahrra. Now the Foothills. Later the
Naanssins." Henry +. Blanchard Am
kssar.' Miss Bertha II Hanford. ''Tmper-
No. CATIONS" Harry II Hunting. Social
asrts" Jobs RI Jones. AN Attempt TO
fHxs Nature" Miss Alice \ scuIiy. Ed
watson: It's Power 20 Bsautify:' Chester
rer, eCuha Her Fight for Freedom
hsseh h Winston, Napoleon" Miss
Nzsy r. pocock. Joan IF Are" Charles
sT-snn Should the Government own
So Noairul the Railroads" and William
n oatman. antonio Neceo."
fhs exercises Of commencement week
a<xsa last Friday evening. when the two
ssassze literary societies gave their Joint
hssrsry eragramme The Columbian and
Eishlhgton societies were each repre-
ssssd hy an orator. an esSay ist and
tssslmer and the evenings programme
sss tlied IN with special musical num-
hfs Saturday evening the Junior class
favs reception to the seniors I'm the
srsstisnt's pariors in the administration
snsiaE. The affair Was n brilliant one
Z every respect
Sunday afternoon the baccalauFeate ser
PES va delivered hy Rev II II Carl. 80
SNksns. and in the evening the annual
t1tress - the Y 81 & 4 was delivered
" President Gault az the Idaho unlyer-
tw. Monday afternoon the annual prize
srll 81 the military department. Was held
n ihs athletic grounds the banner being
y sh as Company Il. Monday evening the
s'aasrts az the music department. gave
piano recital under the direction ~
sasf Instructor. Miss LILLIAN Bolster.
ssss'sy evening occurred the graduating
essfFssts AZ the senior preparatory class.
VI Wednesday evening n reception WIS
ssaefs9 the senior class ny the faculty
" Students of the college at the ele-
vi 7sTseFs az Stevens hail
ZEE year iusf closed has been hv far
y ross successful IN she history Of the
ys'n'tan, ard The time marks = very
Nsefiin' spoeh IN the growth ard de-
BASEMENT ~ ihe college. TAe college vas
essd AZ Pullman by The legislature ~
- aaf 'hs work If erecting Suitable
sssh'Ss N which 20 open the ST. hooi bf-
NE following summer That there
- sFsad ana bribery rracticed ia ssrur-
we socatsan by the citiReus ~ Putt
Bow no itiUgsr r. matter nf doubt
g = many respects the location IS m
.ss''ns one. II is in the midst II tho
-" snd frost productive section -
ssmntss Falorse country. whose roll
q wars, crowned Nth grain fields.
beautiful cyciorama az ghis time
I.aF fhe college campus IS on tue
~ Aape. almost as the summit ~ a
'ah some ~ feet higher and half
80 ssss 81 tho business portion ~ tha
Approaching from ta~ town ;he
- - 'e.s* un St@en incline - tbe crest
aii. where Re enters the CAMPUS
q a'se erohp ~ heljdiuss that con
'as home - the college. crown
! s~s;isg picture
- sfsi hset sad power Plant Ia lo-
ne foet - the hHt arS q sour
ne Northern Pacific track ,.s kes
4 t-..'ssieef 70 unload sucl almost m ts,e
Inc piant Was rut is fn che
q sad faH ri SS9 aut .a@f st- Aan
- sf4 constructed in every reSf.sef
81 etotel ~ SIS Sind gt se atfe.f
3 n AS~teSse power tHts hoii-r one
q Asx. F'Ser iub- c-sisr and ona ga
. ~. tVNNf fHNe eNifrr ene t.s'- ha~e.,
= ~. 'aaaefn Compound engine osse t-
q o.. fN~rF ANS engine tua Is X W
|Asss eeaefsfnrs. an elaborate switch
~. $50 STRING system From enc
A. 49, SFoss''3 ffpes conduct steam Ga
80 - ar the htit whf.a .-s. $50