The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-09
DELEGATES HARD At WORK.
SECOND DAY OF PACIFIC NORTH
WEST Y. NJ. c. A. CONVENTION.
Snccess-InterestinG Papers Are
Read and Speeches Made-To-
day the Session Comes to an End.

The sessions OF the Pacific Northwest
convention % the Young Mems Christian
Association yesterday were full ot Interest
ard enthusiasm. The permanent officers
OF the convention. elected by the adoption
Of the nominating committees report. are
as follows; President. Prot. 7. 5. Liopy.
Of Seattle: first vice president. Stephen B.
L. Penrose. of walla Waiia; secretary. F.
T. Kirkland, Of Pocatello. Idaho; assistant
secretary. ]. .. Ashley. OF Portland un!-
veTSiiy. press secretary. K. w. WitAam.
Of Portland.
yesterdays Pos;~InteiiiGencer. the follow
ing were in attendance:
Bert Lemley. S. II. Raleigh, ". Fl. Day.
L. A. Messer. Charles Fl. Haskell. II. II.
JOY and II. Il. Gregory. Of Tacoma: NJ. N
Rengier. II. w. Stone. ". Ryan, J. Miller.
II. Gordon. o. Stark, +. Dammascn. b.
Norden, J: Little. T. Brown. Of Portland:
V. Davis. B. McNaugh,on. A q. Shoup.
Ray Campbell. L. NJ. Hatch, Fred Suttsr
and Chauncey Jones, Of Nashon college D.
H. Wolfe. McMinnvile; T. J. saunders FL
rnsburg; Prof. Lewis and F. \. Jackson.
Newberg; p. NJ. German. New Whatcom.
The programme AS announced IN yester-
days Post-lntell:Sencer was carried out
Ice At o'clock yesterday morning was
conducted by F. S. Brockman. Al 10 o'clock
r. F. Barnes, OF Portland. presented an
came a hal. hour with college associations.
conducted by President Wallace II. Lee.
Of Albany college, Albany, Or.
AT II O'Clock Prof I, 5. Lippy, OF Seattle.
the new president OF The convention. read
an interesting paper on The Work OF SUI
pervision: How Made More Effective" af-
Ter which followed the report OF the com
nittee on the executive committees report
and the taking OF pledges for the ensuing
year.
A, noon luncheon was served under the
auspices Of the Young Wamens Christian
4Tfa at FOL =
sion In the way OF after dinner speeches
The afternoon was given up TO the phys
ical exhibition al the university
The evening session was held at the
FRS, Methods. Episcopal church. r. !.
kirkland. OF Poca tello. Idaho. spoke OF
the railroad aSsocia don movement and the
progress made in IL during sthe past few
years. In the East. he said. many OF the
large cities had buildings erected by the
aid OF the different railroads. The officials
of the roads took pride in. the work and
gave It their aid. One railroad president
remarked that they were amply repaid. for
the men joining themselves with the asso-
citation work were better and more con-
scientious employees. In the West there Is
only one railroad branch. that at Pocatello.
a railroad town. There much interest Is
taken IN the movement.
F. S Brockman, international secretary
for the association In China. also spoke.
His remarks were devoted 10 college work.
He stated that In the Institutions OF learn
ing the association work was being car
rieG on most successfully. ne SpNhc oi
John r. Montt. who has travelled around
the world in the interest OF the college as
ISOLATION cause
The college volunteer movement. he said.
has met with splendid success. and he
urged the students and citizens 10 uphold
the cause. He then concluded by relating
the opportunities awaiting the association
in China, especially since the turn gov
ernment affairs have lately taken. He re-
ferred to the empire as the awakening
Orient"
Today will end the rally. The following
will be the order OF services
$50 to 10 .3o-"Quiet Hour" led by F. 8.
Brockman 1T the Association building.
i1:0a-Trinity NJ. E. church. North
Seattle. Prof. Lewis OF Newberg Or, and
Mr. William, Of Portland. Or; First Bap-
fist church. Fl. W. Stone and ". Fl. Day:
First NJ e. church. F. S. Brockman: First
Christian church, c. X. Ooer.
33o-"Men's Rally" Association building
]. \. Dummett. leader.
7:3o-Cnion service at First Presbyterian
church the following churches uniting:
First NJ f. church, Plymouth Consrega-
t:onal church. First Presbyterian church,
FIRST Baptist church, First Chr stan
church and Westminster Presbyterian
church.
q.0e- Farewell exercises. First Presby-
terrain church. led by ]. A. Dummett.