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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-26
READY FOR
THE DEBATE

THIS afternoon the debating teams
Of the university. who are 20 go
against the formidable teams from
the Universities Of Oregon and
Idaho next Thursday night held
their last practice debate In Denny
hall The arguments for both OF the
teams vvtn snil turned In 60 Prof
Priest Friday evening. aud the
membcrn have just completed all the
routine work
The question 10 be debated 10 one
that u botherlnE the heads Of con
kfeaamen aud creating much com
hteht II - over the interstate reg
uiatipn ~ railroad rates. Many col
legea n the country have uaed this
question. aud In the northwest alone
five debating teams will Nranglo
over the question
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-26
STATE NEWS

s~retary Campbell II Seattle =
4, Ah~fasea endeavering % settle
a. sklnxls weavcrs' strike
serssyogs are At Wenatchee ready
I. hexin survey # the Great
xsrshssa hranch aiaag The banks af
- cAasntiA river.
uamF Wsssht o. Tacoma closed
A. dance halls suhdsy morning Al
to'sAwk
REixsille mass uleelinE advises
tssf CITY b. enTaee an engineer 10
l-yssslxale a water supply and sss
e systsa
psnhnln Geauef aKta ~. a rich
hrmsr II walla ala valley. Ma
srnvaeA IN liry ereek = quarter ~ !
ME from hts home lie ieft the
hesse sssantay aftaFnnon after 8
s'shsrk anl when - ga nof return
Al nlrkt kls family supposed he hat
rsna . The eity. a. bad heon cua
ION II BIS When Is vas leaFual
"a n as uui iu the city a srareh
vas maaa and hia botY was fuund
5lak II soas ieoi Il eater. whefu -
~ ersdealiy failed from a haua
aAaai a. iaei hish
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-26

rahcarina II more evidence can be
submitted. Otherwise tho present
owner. Henry iohae. will retain
ownership
sheriff Graham, of Chehailn count
~ has telesfaphed the local police
asking them 60 watch for man
known as Ia LoWder. who Il
charged with having Skipped out
from Aberdeen taking with him
two trunks bslonslnE 10 olher par
tea
city aud county officials Whe
toured the northern section OF the
city m automobiles iaat Saturday
have aFfred on the ruutea Tor tive
~ the proposed huuieeafdH running
uarthwara ffam the city one af
these viii eroHs the city limits AZ
the Intersection 90 Woodland Park
av. and saith a.. and thu ether viii
be practically am extension north
ward Of BROOKLYN av.
Under the auHpicca OF the Polite
cal Equality club. memorial services
fur Susan n Anthony werr bella AZ
the Unitarian church last evening.
Rev W = simnnds and Mrs Mat
ION Baxter we're the speakers.
burning the fgoaaa mortgage On
their fine lodge han at Seventh ana
PINS H. With due ceremony. seattle
asrie Ne I. tutesual order OF
EaElea last night formally oelcbrat-
81 the event
The price 81 lnHH has advanced
'rhls was decided "a the last meet
ina ~ the Washington Log a nro-
kefaEe association Common logs
have gonn to $3.50, while flooring
loss have reached the top notch u
tii
: T. Mann residing at 1919 6afA
aN.. complains 90 the police that hufa
arts rnEaaaa in riayins baseball ia
lot adjoining bis house during the
Afternoons ana have already broken
several Windows in nearby houses.
lie wants Il atopped
Detective Adams found q rfip on
Thifd Az. yesterday cautainins TIA
prfa and articles of einthinE. aiaa
discharge parets from tbs army
made oct IA Arthur Morrison. The
grin b. az headquarters where the
owner cau have q BY proper idsnii-
ficaiion
tlsWHfa = RsthhsnH. vhe claims
O. he remittance man and flars
~ Miller whn SAYS hn tn an agent
have beer ARRESTED ny Detectives
Hubbard AMI Freeman. Auspee tod 81
hHKiaE stolen SEVERAL fura ~ hirh
ere found ii theif paaHH ssian.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-26
WORK NOW
UNDER WAY

r.ns have been eemr'e'rA ths
= kss been authorized aud con
..s..sn wlil soen ha heRuu hY tse
sss ts,ast companY ou itH neN
.s8 warehouses 90 the teet If
- i. me site af the old gfaXs
- - bankers, The improvements
. - '.,s,srlsted ireiude a concrete sea
.n .4aiiar I'd thr aae allows the
-, q che eonpan1s hUukura ff
~, .uath. two sstefN htick WaHes
-. al solid uned Erouud. and
,ss.e wharf and warehouse, the
..st.wilh one exception along the
49, u lhe Seattle Waterfront
.n.aas men are a work laying
- tfark from She compaus >
-. On HaHfoad eV 90 the prem
-. i b Improved and when this
!. s.epletea work Win be com
',..,s.s en the YEA vail \ perHit
i. ~. eqnstructlen ef the sea Wall
y. 49, asked og the beard 10 pun
y uesks ana IN IN the hands ~ city
.,.,,e~ae Thomson The permit
- ais fef The pfivliege ~ uliias
$50 Al. west of Railroad az and
..,lae Il pith suitable paviug ma
,Mial
-. h.reaf iine sud some feet west
- -. wsst line Of Railroad ~
q. h.isk warehouses on thn fiiief
'.,.s.l vii be each ias ey zee feet
= .Y.a aaa five stories "a hcieht
-. mhasf Mil be tse BY $50, ana
4. w.reheuso on Il Wiil be ita BY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-26
LICENSE MATTER
is UP TONIGHT

with \ divided report on the
question ~ granting " u Rohb
a license ~ the iirrnse and revenue
uomfuitfee Il IL rapeefed that the
hreuae viii b. defeated At toniEht'a
session ~ the euuucil
The committee H. 70 consider the
matter at a meeting 10 BE- held this
mfiernoop At I u'eiock The frame
up in the roanrii against tbs pass
age ~ the nuens~ Includes the fui-
tuHinr couurilmen Baruasi. Crieh
Ton. Hard. Keisp. Muiasn. Murphy
nagwiir. Reynolds. total 4 THIS il
. majority u enc n thla combiua
ton remains unhfukrn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-26
TO NEAR ORCHARD
CONFESS

BOISE. Idaho. March e. a tnie.
gram today frofn New Yarh "a Gov
GondinE signed by John e. Chase.
81 mayor e fiaverhiH. Mass and .
noted socialist leaAeg. stated that a
committee HelsfearutluE fs0 labor
unions would ieave NeN YORK. IN
ruapunFn ~ statement that the
committee nnuid be permitted "a
hear The eoHfe rsloua 81 Orchard and
kdama q G. said. hoNaver. that
the committee viii not be allowed
10 see Orchard. an the prosecution
ohiecta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-26
MARINE NOTES

Steamer Charles Nelson arrived
during the night az pler & and VIII
30 90 Tacoma thiA afternoon 10 load
grain and merchandise FOR San
Francisco Lumber viii not be taken
this trip
steamer Edith will be unable 20
load and sail for lhaonnrth untll
Thursday at the earliest.
Steamer Portland II At pier from
Eagle liheeur where she haa been
repaired after her contact With the
rocks ON snlre Island All ot The
machinery has been uyerhAuled.
decks urraped aud st.sefoama aud
cabins cleaned and painted through
cut u IL estimated that $50 900 has
been expended In her raising and 10
fitting
Steamer Olympia - off Quarter
master drydnch aud will be At pier |
this afternoon to load for honos
lulu Captain Truobridgo. In COM
mand, viii be accompanied this trip
by his wife,
steamer city of .uebla which
was recently towcd into San Fran
cisco with broken propeller IL In
worse shape than NJ flrai thought
The city af Topeka brings word
that tho repairs 10 the ruehla VIII
not be completed before June l.
The marhlnlaia discovered that
more serious damage had been done
To her than expected.
The auxiliary engines of the fu.
ebla we're simply torn ta pieces and
the main engines were In worse
condition than AZ first believed.
when the propeller wheel was lost
her machinery ran away and drove
itself 10 pieces.
Part of the shaft IL betting made In
San Francisco. which wlil cause
greater delay than e would Other
sise have been
nark Kilmallie arrived yesterday
forenoon from shields. England.
with rig iron and bricks for Gal
braith. naeon Co She sailed Mas
e. 1905. aud experienced many ar.
faculties on her trip twice the car
50 shifting during storms. Captain
" a. Mckay stated that nearly All
Of her rigging wan carried away Tn
one storm nnd he put into Monte
video for repairs.
Steamer bertha viii eaii tonight
Tor Valdez. Seward and the west.
ward with a ftili cargo II freight aud
fair passenger list
The Edith will get away for Sew
ard direct late tonight Of inmnrrow
tauFninE. eith explosives and gen
erni freight Tor tho Alaska Csnsrsi
railway
narkeuiine shngl' has sailed
from Port Ludlow for Gaoh lnl.t
headed with lumber she IL the fifHt
sailing vessel 10 get sWas for the
uorth thls season..
Steamer jefferson Is due tonight
feum sknKwaY and way ports
Steamer Santa Hafbafa all Eaii
FROM seattle wednesday, morning
Tor san Fraselsco aud Los Angoiea
Steamer Rainier l.. II GRAY a
60. viii sali Wednesday eyealng
fof 8an Franeisoo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-26
Plenty Left

There are afiIl plenty 81 the small
alKsa Mou'a t3h0 20 $500 shpsa.
which are being sold al s. 81 81 the
Mems Rhoe Store SOS First ave.
Don't walt too long 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-26

l.. J. Bifasll. Is. mabi0n. and
Myrtle Golden Phillips. ~. North
Yakima. John A Biomqnlai. -. and
Clsfibel MnrpheY ~. Neap0lis. O..
cDYeilo. ~. and
Migllore Rosa. q. Conrad Hanson,
81. and AMMO Anderson. %.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-26

The Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Tenn
Ole % iiirsch yesterday afternoon
served tea "a the home ~ Mrs. l..
Iufis. for the benefit OF the organ
fs4uH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-26

NEW YORK March eg.--A six
story factory building. ~ Downing
and Bedford tfs was destroyed BY
fire today. Girl employees were
saved by jumping into fire nets.
Four flremen we're seriously IN
lursd. The loss viii be $500 COO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-26


= Asks ron DIVORCE BE
4 CAUSE WIFE WANTED
4 ONE
because his wife has sued I
4 him far divorce ANA failed 10
= obtain a. Jenkln Williams be- 4
a ileveH that ha ~ entitled 10 q
= separation IL started IL. {,
= veree Aotian against Matgarst I
4 A Wilkins this i,spi Ming. I
. claiming az ground that she 4
= sued him aud made false Z
= charges against him. The fact
. that man IL sued fof divorce Z
4 l. not usually considered Huffi- 4
. eleut ground for granting him Z
a one against hts wife. but VIII 4
4 inms complaint IN Ingenious
: and original
= 4 1. a :. 4 a 4 A 4 a A 4 a a 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-26

Fred y afnlth. international aeere-
tafg 9f the Y n g A. addressed
large audience AZ THE Grand opera
house yesterday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-26

Panama. all the new colorings. iuclud-
ing black. tafieta silk lined Elton is
wide strapped and button trimmed
front and back, fancy silk vest front.
3i-lcncth sleeves with cuffs, braid
trimmed. circular cut skirt with two
wide box plaits in front and fold at
bottom, a $1,000 value. = al
..,...... ......... -. $1,000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-26

The school beard viii hold il rig
ular meeting thia evening. at which
the monthly pay rolls wtli hn audit.
esi. and ooaffaets for plumbing aud
grading sufk on one o. fNo new
school sites uiil be let The esca-
walton contract Tor the lnterlnke
hish school sill BE- taken up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-26

roller skates at Bon Marehe. 90
rents
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-26

. T. Rnera formerly auperlntena.
eni VI the White Pass a Yukon
route. aud who resigned two wreka
assoc Is AZ the Rainier Grand lie
viii be- associated with A. !. uenev
Ia the construction Of the Cardova
Hay railroad.
George W Jameson and Mics
Viola Marty were united la mar
riagc at nrinnon. Wash. March Is.
Rev n Eells officiating. The
couple viii make nrinnon their fu-
ture home.
Tho SKINNER session 81 the Uni
yofaity of California Ior 1905 will
Pc held In Berkeley. beginning Mon
day June IS. extending over six
weeks. and closing Saturday. Au-
gust 4
! n aanh0rn. port captain Al
White Horse Tor the White Pass a
Yukon steamers, Is an his way
north stopping AZ the Palace
. Y McGovcrn. ~ Fairbanks.
came south on the Humbnldt yes.
terday aud a al the Seattle When
be- lcrt Fairbanks The engineering
Cgew 81 the Alaska Ceairai railway
had just started running a line out
from Cinema
One Of the clever exhibits which
we're displayed al the ahaw Of the
arts and crafts AZ Titles hall dur.
lax The past week was che ST Of
Indian pictures 81 A. nrniamlm
smith. ~ this city The exhibit tn
einded genre pictures and head
studies. and occupy a field distinct
ifely their own Mr. smith Il a
eradicate ol the seattle 81 boots and
has many friends ia this city. where
he spent ats hoyhood.
Frank Marcus was this morning
lodged In The county fall under a
chafre Of sailing iluHnr without a
license. lie rccentlY asked the
eouuty commissioners faf a lic nae.
hui waa refused one Deputy ihrrs
lff Matt ssarNlch arrested the man
.oh ahusinx that he has gone
ahead 10 spite % the refusal
The sunFeae ootIfj has faiira n
finally decide the eanfazg Gar the
Rcsaca@ian af the nnwMmian river
property. on which the i.ohsr nflek
rompaaFs plant Is located. acrord
ms % the remlttitur from that tflz
huual filed With the enunfy clerk
faday. AMI che eaas which d. IA ed
on au Old Indian right. Is onen -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-26

~. Albert q. snov. - fhia city.
Naa married iasf "Wednesday io Miss
Marion l. nuilofa. ~ Saginaw. one.
"a That ritz Mt and Mrs Euou win
bs Gen Seattle May 30
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-26

RAIN COATS. AUTO COATS
During this sale at half their actual
value, all goods guaranteed ncw-made
in cur own shops by expert tailors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-26

RENToN. March ss-M II
Rroadwntsr. ~ Renton T. 70 b. the
manager % q nov hank which viii
start IN this city about April l. The
safe has been Installed and the car
peutnrs nrc nov az work putting In
the fixtures.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-26

Roller skates At Bon aarehe. 81
eeata 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-26

Roller states Al Ron Masehs. 90
Hnnfa sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-26

william McElfresh was thrown
from horse Yesterday. while out
riding aud severely injured HIS
knee cap lie will probably be con
fined to the house for several days
Mcflfreah ia The son OF the super
Iutsndent 81 the Henton glass
works
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-26
BRIEF CITY NEWS

George II. whitney aud F,anl
Newhail. United States marine in
spcctofs. have arrived from gaa
Francisco. ON their way Ga Juneau.
Alauka.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-26

q v alnkan, ot skaEway. CON
nectcd With the Canadian cuatama
house At shat place. f. ut che ste
Nrna With his bride. formerly Mlsa
Grace Mcfarland. a farmer emnloya
IA the auditors office At Staeway
ana Vancouver Of the White paaa
route. They viii 50 north ON he
next steamer
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-03-10

proved connecting practical
Of times space.
Columbus the Frenchmen who cued Napoleon the English who
fun of
the Evergde Drainage proposition of Napoleon Browad Governor
laugh thorough investigation proved that TIME TO
LAUGH much enjoyable laugh than that subsequent uhme
of the of the turns into dry grin.
for this purpose investigation that have for half
Drainage scheme which will
series of to published in this Journal
right it essential that during
the aO campaign looked Browas drainage plan and his
getting scheme and simple So little did regard ito
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-03-10
lv CLAUDE L'ENGLE.

others have not DONE though the
victim and dcue which has lasted just
the thing the has
turned praise the ridicul into honor
wndd his from to court with his
plans for his westward sailing Napoleon ded when told the leaders
vaciatng Directory
Ftons steamboat dubbed Fuons Fo friends
his locomotive
the and settlement hemisphere;
worked resulted in the advancement of human
divine Fuons Folly
beginning transformation highways Of and
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-03-10
GOV. RROWARD'S PLAN EXpL aimed
System Of Canals and Dykes Five Hundred Miles
Long to be Constructed Through Overt1oWed area

The preparations for beginning the work of dredging the first main
canal are being pushed as fast as possible.
The first dedge nearly ready for launching and when that
done the machinery will be placed board and the vessel owed the
head Of New river.
The machinery will be fitted by expert dredge builder and
has been taken to provide all equipment the best class.
Each dredg will mile month"; each cutting 70 yards
of the 40oot canal which be 10 deep point of beginning
1t will take nearly five years reach Lake Okeechobee
AS the work proceeds smaller dregs will be used to aterals
from the main canal to the boo and other north
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-03-10

New river thus arranging for proper distribution of the ouhowng
tiers from the lake.
Meanwhile the canal progresses will drain
of land and the actual beginning of digging will be followed many
sales of land
Already applications being received from intending purchasers
who have been influenced by the fine growing the land
viousy reclaimed.
Residents Of the New river region only good in the plan of
Evegade improvement AS nearly all ng lands that for
mey part of the Everglades their opinions proved by practice
should be received at higher valuation than the theories evolved by
those opposing improvement.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-09-03
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they actually the big sisters and brothers Of the
children. seemingly made from common clay with whom
played prisoners base and spy The lamps in these
rich chandeliers filled with kerosene. the odor Of
which happily blent with that of early June
and syringa with which the altar decorated
for the great event.
In these days Of over entertainment sometimes sigh
for the old days when the church outlet
social longngs and the school the center of intel
ectua life. Nothing grander than the church, and
school entertainment event which shook the
munity from center to circumference.
In those days all understood fractions and each
wrote an individual hand much characteristic and
forceful than the modern sprawng limitations Of the
vertical which destroys the char"' of chlrography
and partakes Of the spirit of gen tion which
bling home and business and church society of the
vital quality of individuality and reducing cvillza
ton a state which reminds of the old question:
what II all the trees and all the rivers
river and all the men and all the aX?'
Really, the uniformity of it all and the sameness OF
each succeeding commencement. whether at the home
school, the seminary the college, fairly reconces one
to having struck out across country ones lines
for really. life Is the great school, and often those who
graduate from finest institutions learning are least
fitted for the living Of It, Indeed do believe that edu
Gated often live and die without ever waking IN
to life dear life with its artistic passion Its ecsatc
pain!
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-09-03

Human nature in Jap is very much
like human nature in an Englishman or
an American or any other Caucasian
he gets what he can and he keeps what
he gets. Japan has Just emerged from
Il victorious war and has no intention
to surrender the stake. 1t is true that
China put up the purse for which Rus
sia and Japan fought and was prom
ised by both a return of it as soon rs
the fight was finished. but China Is used
to that sort of thing. Japan is in Man.
churia and there Is every reason to he.
lieve she is there as England is in
Egypt-there to stay. 1t is remarked
in Scripture that strong man armed
keepeth his goods In peace until
stronger comes. OverthrOws him, takes
from him his armor wherein he trusted
and divides the spoil. And so with
England in Egypt and Japan in Man
churia they will not let go until they
are choked off. until stronger shall
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-09-03

reforms of to-day may make rapid
strides or Il reaction may set In against
a progress for which the land seems
scarcely ready. 1t is not to be sup
posed that such strides will not tread
down some whose influence must be
rcckoned with. The large number of
teachers whose Wanted learning has
thus been negatived will be the first to
feel the pressure. Fitted for nothing
else, too proud to work If employment
could be offered to them. their means
of livelihood will be taken away. VIII
1t be without a protest? Will the we'll
known peace-loving proclivit!es Of the
Chinese people carry them through or
shall we see riot and bloOdshed? VIII
the moral stamina Of the refOrmers
stand the test of increased opportunity
for power and ambition?
The history Of other nations leads
us to think that troublous times OF one
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-09-03
RARE ORCHID AGAIN FOUND.
Plant Long Sought RetllscOvcred q
RananA rCLll,s.A L. xundiflnn

Plant Long Sought RetllscOvcred on
Recent Thibet Expedition.
An orchid which for fifty years has
baffled all the attempts of collectors to
find its native haunts has been redis-
covered. This orchid Is the cyprpc-
dium Fairieanum. which IS one Of a
random collection made In Assam In
1857, sent to London i'm the same year
and bought by Mr.. Fairie of Liver
pool, in whose possession 1t bloom
ed and was duly hailed and de
scribed in orchid literature as one
of the most beautiful orchids hitherto
known. Several other plants of the
same orchid came with it, and the spe-
cies was at once named Fairleanum.
after Mr.. Fairie.
From the day of its discovery. In
spite Of scores of expeditions and peril
Gus Journeys by collectors, not single
plant was found until some member of
the Thbet expedition. few months
ago, discovered whole bunch of the
plants. He sent them along to Calcutta,
whence two were dispatched to Kew.
and others are gradually coming
through to England.
probably another fifty years will
elapse ere more Fairieanums are
found" said British specialist, "for
no private collecting expedition is likely
to venture into such country. NV
own belief Is that unless another mill
tary expedition traverses the same
ground there will never again be Il
chance of getting plants"
The plant towering Mt Kew has five
growths and two flowers. The second
plant Is developing five blooms. The
flower has slender hairy scape about
ten inches in height, prominent and
charming dorsal sepal. one and three
quarters inches in length by one and
Onequarter inches In breadth, with q
white ground beautifully veined with
violet purple and with brownish green
veins near the center and whitish hairs
round the margins. The petals droop
and have an upward curve at the tips :;
they are one and one-half inches In
length, with Il white ground streaked
with purple and yellow. The upper
margin OF the petals is much undulated
and covered with prominent purple
hairs. The pouch is rather small.
greensh-brown in color, veined with
brownish red and covered with short
hairs
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-09-03

'.
Elizabeth before the public for their class day
exercises.
Life Is very short when remembering by
generations and commencement finally dissolve
into blur Of white dresses and sweet expectant
faces.
There Is commencement feeling distinct as the
Christmas feeling and when one loses 1t is getting
really grown up.
we'll remember the first commencement of our
high school, gazed upon the graduates upon young
people set apart for holy office. There relig
about them, and when they walked down
aisle of the church. under the light of the chandeliers
which in themselves seemed fairly awesome In their
spenor of cunning workmanship like the decorations
the tabernacle with here bell and there pomegranac
they seemed TRANSFORMED and could scarcely believe