The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-09

Washington. D. c.. with the United States
biological survey. He il there now. and
could not possibiy be tempted from his
congeniai work there II It were not for
the fact that his health and that OF his
wife has beer very poor In that trying
climate. He has suffered numerous at
tacks OF maiariai fever. and halls with de-
light an opportunity OF pursuing natural
history work on Puget Sound
He Is now making a special study of
chronological researches and II also max
ing himself familiar with other branches Of
the nationai scientific work He viii
bring to the university museum a magnifi-
cent training. In addition to the work of
building UP the biological and geological
features OF the museum the university will
inauxurate the plan OF making at least one
extensive chronological expedition each
year. for the purpose of accommodating sci .
entific data Of the native races before I, Is
too late. Mr. Ssarks viii also give a
course OF instruction In ichthyology.
Mrr. Starks before her marriage a little
more than year ago. was engaged at
Stanford university IA an artist. She drew
many OF the technical Illustrations for the
books of Professor Jordan and other STAN
ford publications. Such an accomplished
lady viii be sure of a worm welcome IN
the social life OF the university.
The New librarian.
The university library has grown very
rapidly during the rslss three yeare Here
tososx Il has been managed a. = part Of
some other officers dusfes. During the
past two years Registrar Clark Davis has
also been serving a. librarian. He has
had student help. His chief assistant has
been Harry Candy coffman. member OF
this years graduating ciaS. The regents
have elected Mr.. coffmar al librarian. 10
800
was born ~ t'reans, Champaign county,
illtnoss. In ikL He attended the common
schools o. wellington and cimarron. Kan
sas, and at La Angeles. Cal He finished
the werk of the chehaiis high school and
entered the University Of Washington rs
= s,h-freshmaa in 1874 He II president
Of ehe senior class and for two years he
was manager Of tho Athletic association.
He obtains the degree ~ Bachelor OF Phil
oscphy. Mr.. Conman's father il bank
er in tnehniis.
Frank Dean Frazer comes 10 hts work
"a tutor In mathematics with an esceilen.
training He has the unique record OF
having ot,s aimed the Master of Arts degree
from the Princeton university after single
year OF postgraduate work He xyaiua.-
ed from the University az Washington In
ise: with the degree % Bachelor o, Sci
eace and I'm Isss he obtained hts Masters
degree During the pass year he has been
pursuing studies in the scientific depart
msnss 81 the University os Washington.
liz vas born at Hesver Falls Penn. in
ISIS he WAS educated in the common
schools there. finished the course In the
Seattle high ss.hool in .ssa and followed
this ZIP with the trs!uisig mentioned above.
Al Princeton ne studied astronomy under
the supervision az the famous Professor
L. A. Young and his assi~tanis Mr.
Frazer. father ~ Cumberland prrshyte-
rEsa Clergyman ~ ts{s cisy.
Tusor Ia Greek and latin.
Harry t1naisv Res. tutor r. Greek
ard Latin. was born tu s'owiiss COUNT
wast. In 1877 Besides ihe district seacoss
be- attended slse sly asgsa Collegiate Eassl
;ase. ant. -. academy al kessc. !fe err
terrell iha University az Washington 81
isss a. a ssaa -fsssATssAa. ana viii graduate
with The cisSs ~ iS@ wits IRE degree of
Bachelor 81 Arts Tie has besn president
a ere Stassssnt* assembly fay ths pAss
TIVE years ard has beea active Ira sse aGh~
te;fc and literary oEEAnisat.ons 81 tbs unl-
sersssy ~, seexsssns Sf mia sltgusstsI esAT-
sur ard hkz fats.rty sAIiessu9s ~ ths w~i-
fare 81 re yasanrer students hs has heea
gep~vaifw Anawa FIR the past four ysa-s
"a .sfsssaessr nsss~f lis fsaetsas are sure
tai he Aas 4 >cssss career before nlaa
Taser ~ Physies.
isasia Kelly. sAe n*w tutor ie phswscs.