The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-07-07
Record Attendance
At Marine Station

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Nora E. Frederick, Arcadia, K .nsas
Harry Bowers, WallaWalla.
Loren Dumas Walla Walla.
Sanford w. Zeller, Seattle.
Kate W. McGraw, Tacoma.
Myrtle A. Culmer, Seattle.
! G. F. Wolfkill, College Place, Wash
Edwin C. Schmitt. Kansas.
N. U. Spangler, Kansas.
Mrs. Fanny Bretz, Seattle.
Carrie Hansen, Nebraska.
Eunice C. Munson, Oregon.
Mary E. Moore, Nebraska.
Enoch Karen, Seattle.
Ralph E. Swarts, Kansas.
V. E. Tyler. Nebraska.
C. w. F.busther Kansas.
! Bertha N. Challis, Seattle.
Ethel M. Bardell, Seattle.
Donald Crawford. Seattle.
-ae Adelia Norton. Oregon.
( EN-, Jane Waterman. Oregon.
Helen B. George, Oregon. :.
Emma Leingruber, Nebraska.
Annie Dalgity, Seattle.
Ruby Dalgity. Seattle.
Homer Whelan, Seattle.
Condred Nord, Arlington.
Ida Witteman, Seattle.
Mary Buzzelle. Sedro-W Woolley. {
j. H. Blakiston, Seattle.
Edith M. Nichols, Oregon
Olans j.. Muffe,
A. M. Bean, Oregon.
Mrs. Bean, Oregon.
Winifred Kerr, Oregon.
Gertrude Camp. Oregon.
Margaret Mann, Oregon.
Jennie Lilly, Oregon.
Lewis H. Weld, illinois.
Abilene Nelson, Friday Harbor.
Frances, Mullis. Friday Harbor.
Lorraine R. Sherwood, Everett.
Esther johnson, Oregon.
The vicinity of the station pre-
sents busy scene. Many tents
nave been erected, the carpenters
are at work on new buildings, anc
the daily routine Of study. research
lecture and demonstration is going
on. Probably the students at the
station work harder than anyone else
in this town. They wear their ole
clothes, and are brown and hardened
by their outdoor life. Next week
their submarine work will begin
The steamer Violet" has neer
chartered and daily dredging trips
will be commenced and careful
study made of the strange marine
life brought up from the bottom Of
the sea. Excursions will be made
to Orcas Island and Mt. Constitution
Kanaka Bay, Stuart, Waldron anc
the Sucia islands. Though this il
the first season in the permanent
new buildings of the marine station
it is the eight session held here
Quite extensive arrangements have
already been made but another
laboratory for the botanical depart
ment is badly needed. A new float
is being built at the dock where the
marine specimens will be unloaded
The station work is in charge Of
Prof. Trevor Kincaid, and his eff
cient management contributes large
ly to its success.
The class work of the station j;
conducted in newly constructed
laboratory provided with facilities
for considerable number of stu
dents. The building is three stories
in height with general laboratories
stock room and Office on the grounc
floor; in the second story are located
the research rooms, lecture hall anc
supply department. The attic f1ool
is fitted up as store room and dry
ing loft. Two dark rooms are pro
vided for Photographic operations
Running water both salt and fresh
is piped to all parts Of. the building
Since the building is constructed a
the waters edge, the transportatir
OF material to and from the labora
tory is greatly facilitated.
Two large aquaria together witt
numerous smaller receptacles Of tht
same character, make possible thu
] study, of the more interesting forms
OF marine life in the living state.
The equipment includes q small
steamer used for dredging il deel