Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1901-07-16

the past year Prof. Krohn gave instruction /
to seven thousand children and at least
one thousand grown people.
The college of music Will be under the |
management of Doctor q. NJ. Parviu and
three assistants. who will give instruc-
ton in piano, violin. harmony, voice and
class teaching
Prof. rank Rigler, OF Portland Wis
has constantly been in charge OF three
hundred teachers aud ten thousand Chi
dren In Portland for several years. viii
have the superintendent OF tie Summer
F.! Normal School, He will be assisted by
Pref. Burnhain, ~ho has national repu-
tation for superior attainnents in geog
raphy and map drawing.
Painting and tlra ius will I've taught
by Prof W. e. Rollins, OF Boston.
Nature ard science study will be led by
Prof. L. Smith of the Oregon Normal
School at Monmouth.
Prof. Sneak, who everybody knows TO
be fine reporter and teacher OF the art,
offers four week course in stenograpliy
for only ten dollars. Several laws crs
have already joined the class.
/ Amateur photography will be taught
by several demonstrators and specialists
secured by the well-known firm OF Wood
ard & Clark.
Instruction in elocution and oratory
| will be given by Miss Grace A. Holmes,
principal Of the Portland School OF Ora
tory. Miss Holmes is recognized lead.
er in her profession.
German-By Prof. Bernays of Albany
College.
Historv-A course of eight lectures on
the acquisition Of territory by the United
States, by President W. c. Hawley. oil
Willamette University.
Bible study will be led by several
| prominent divines.
The last two courses of study will run
ten days, beginning August End; the
! Others will continue four weeks. com.
: meneing tomorrow.
In addition to the departments already
i mentioned the following lecture course
S will begin August End:
|, Friday, August End, Governor T. T
? Geer will speak in the great auditorium
upon Extracts From the Early History
of Oregon"
: Saturday, August srd, DR.. Edgar P
Hill, of Portland, will speaks of his byci
: ele trip through England, and on the fol
lowing Sunday will speak of Palestln
s through the eyes of Tassot.
Il Monday, August 9TH, Hon. Walli
s. Nash, president of the Western Oregon
j. Cheral Union, will lecture on ''Music a
" Culture Study and President P. [
. Campbell Of the State Normal College
;, will take for his subject "The Ne1
:. Century's Outlook on Education. -
~ Tuesday, August 9th, Hon. D. Soil
: Cohen, of Portland, "The PossibilItfe
Of the Lewis and Clark Expedition" an
e the ''1905 Exposition"
Wednesday, August 7th, President "
G. Hawiey, Culture and Developmen
of the Brain
Thursday, August 9Th, Hon. Georg
q II. Williams, of Portland, s'Public Opir
~ ion.'
i'll Friday, August 9th, elocutionary an
j, musical entertainment, given by Mis-
: Grace A. Holmes, of Portland, and d
- Parvin, of Salem.
Saturday, August 10th, amateur pho
Is tography-Oregon scenery, illustrate
= with the stereopticon.
W Sunday, August 1lth, DR.. W: s. Hol
a of Portland, ''Ten Years in China"
ie Monday, August 18th, entertainments
' music and physical cult ure-under the d
"a reetion of Professor Robert Krohn,
Portland
= Occasional addresses will be given
s . the following speakers: DIR. Wooe
~ Hutchinson. of Newberg; Prof. Martin
4. dale. of Albany; DR.. J. r. N. Bell,
10 Baker City; supt. Robinson, of Portland
IS Mrs. W. P. Lord, of Salem; State Supe
le intendent Ackerman; Bishop n Castle
a. DR.. E. Thompson, of Independence, an
,e President w. II. Lee, of Albany Colleg
a. Season tickets for the entire lectul
y. course will be one dollar; just enough |
: pay the necessary expense.
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