The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-04-21

She is here to do her part OF the fam
lily work; to share her sisters joys and
sorrows; to help keep them unspotted
from the world and all work together
to build up q greater Washburn.
In announcing his retirement as
dean, DR.. Minney spoke as follows;
One of the objects OF my lie mas
been accomplished, helping to conSuIn-
mate this union. The faculty has hon
ored me as its presiding officer, or
dean, from the organization of the col
lege to the present time-hfteen years.
have asked to be relieved rom the
position another year. In doing so, II
is with miSgiVing and sorrow. But
time admonishes me that physical well
being is an essential to happiness in
this life, and that the interests of 9TH
ers become paramount to our own.
A younger man is needed at the
helm. It is for the best interest of
the school that there should be a
change. This world is made better by
sacrifice. The parting, to me, is one
of sadness, but I am buoyed up with
a great hope and confidence, for the
future of the college, when l look into
the faces of the men who have battleo
manfully for fifteen years and the
younger members of the faculty who
are doing valiant and successful work
in maintaining and advancing the
science of medicine and surgery.
Knowing these men, and knowing their
work and " orth, I lay aside the armor
for one of Them hoping that 1t viii be
more Worthily worn, and while l may
not be able to say, truthfully with st.
Paul. L have fought good fight,
have finished the course, have kept
the faith yet I can say, / have done
the best 1 could.
Chancellor Strong Speaks.
Chancellor Frank Strong of the state
Gated Physician of the Future He made
growth Of medical discoveries has been
ms cd increase
oratory facilities He urged the gradE-
among the test-tubes and gIass-stoppered
bottles, for in that way only would they
aid the science to ruler CROWN:
Chancellor Strong stated that 1t would
only be a matter of time until the doc
tors work would be more preventive than
as the-alleviating medium in many of the
social as wen as the physical diseases IS
the profession upon civilization and de
velopment r,-,.z,o,.
Bucks Storm Song DR.. Warmer made
the faculty address. 1t was one or the
his words at the graduates and urged
them to lead good lives, to live up to the
ethics of their profession and to Keep ITS
precincts holy lie oIereu a tlDule 70
the women who received their degrees,
naming them as angels OF the sie a9
the fakes which are parasites on the pro-
fession of medicine.
DR. Norman Plass, president Of the
college. conferred the degrees. DR.. Magee,
secretary of the college. presented the
Miss Vida wood sang .'Elsa's Dream
from Wagner, in a way that melted APP
plause which was only satisfied with an
Dr.. F. ]. Ernest the valedictorian of the
class, then delivered the vaiedlctory, he
STAYED right at home with his subject,
which was THE Doctor" He urged IN
ideal to be followed by his colleagues OF
the class of which he is a graduate. The
DOCTOR according to his ideas, is a phi
losopher and medicine philosophy. He
dealt with the progress of the profession
and urged a unified and cooperative
spirit of advancement. .-.,
At the conclusion of the exercises
banquet was given in the corridors of the
chapel, downstairs, at which about $50
were seated.
The New NJ. DIS.
The names and addresses of those re-
Mrs. Hattie Bassett Aldrich, Topeka;
Lewis Atwood, Palmer, Kas-s James G
Buck, Peabody, Kas.: Edmund Beaale
Cummings, Bronson, Kas. F. J: Err
nest. Topeka; Miss Belinda Ellen Egan.
Topeka: Miss Villa Anna Galley. Hat
field Mo- William FL, FraR nl 5iso ao fI,sT
fiinkie. junction city Kas.; Nj, Miss
Dana Oran Jackson, Topeka; Otto Kiene,
Valencia, Kas.: Burton Kane Kilbourne,-
Martin Baldwin. Kas.: Mrs. Winnie Mon
roney Sanger, Phi. B., Yukon, o. T.; Mrs.
William James Stilson. Concordia, Kas.;
Clare W. Stahl, Auburn, kas-: Chas- y
Van Horn, Washington. Kas.; Charles W.
Walker, Harveyville, Kas.; Miss Elvenor
A. Wilson, M. L. A. Pn- D., MarysVlile'
The following were this years prize
Dr.. Stewards prize. copy of Practice
of Medicine" to J. c. Bennett.
Dr. W. S. Lindsay's prize, copy OF
DR. Storrs' special prize, to E B. Cum
mings.
and the alumni prize of SO in cash for
the prize paper on THE Diagnostic Value
Of Urine Analysis" were both won by
Miss Frances A. Harper.
DR.. Peers prize was won by Mrs
Aldric6