The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1914-06-20

The rivers Of the upper peninsula
considered navigable are TahQuame'
non. Manistique. Big Two Heart, Es'
canada, ~Ontonagon and Menominee.
and the White Pine and Sturgeon may
be put into the navigable class.
There are many other rivers In the
state which arc navigable. but their
headwaters are streams which have
been already placed In the navigahas
class. and consequently are not man.
toned IN the report sent to WashdnS
ton.
Dsaf School Holds cradustioA
Commencement exercises q he
class Of 1919. Michigan School fpe u
Deaf. were held In Brown hall
This u the forty-ninth class 10 b
graduated from the school herc. mak.
ing total Of 3.o7s graduates IN -
years.
Miss Elite baltimore. Miss Lottis
Krusona. Andrew Gilbert, Joseph Pas
tori. Herbert shugart, John Humboldt
William Hor a. Llewellyn Williams.
Miss Mildre, GODDARD and Cortland
Rider. were among those who eAvs
recitations In the sign language
Tho members Of tho class Of 1914
are: Edna M. 6toddard, Fenton: An
drew r. Gilbert. Alabaster; Lottie L
KSusona. Bsssemer: Cortland J. RiA-
Ter. 0alesburg: William J. Holman.
Constantine: Lewellyn +. Williams
LAurium; John A. Humboldt EltntS
Joseph A. Pastori. Iron Nountains
Herbert A. Shugart, Traverse Ci0t
Ettie Pearl baltimore. Manton,
Amelia B. Kovarick. Omena. and An
ton Il. Rub. Kalamazoo. Eta Nae
Evans. NOM Cooley. Mabel CHI and
Maude Rose received teachers csrti1
Gates to teach the deaf.
elmpllfsed Spelling 70 lndorssd.
Tho uss Of simplined spelling h1
students Of the Michigan Agricultural
college was sanctioned 1t q meeting
OF the college faculty.
The action was taken upon the REQ
ommendation Of Prof. w. w. Johnson.
head Of the department Of English and
foreign languages, who has been stu-
dent OF the proposed revision for .
number Of years.
Many people are adverse to the
new system" said Professor johnson.
but believe the language should b
revised II II can be improved. The
fact that most Of the leading orthog-
raphers favor the step. and none op.
pose It. and its adoption by the UNI
versity Of Illinois. Northwestern uni
versity Of Missouri. and the state Nor
NAL schools Of Illinois. Iowa, wyom.
ing and others shows that II Il coming
into greater favor"
Under the new rules students win b
allowed to spell according to the
sound Of the word. Dressed will b
spelt" "drest." stepped wiz be "stspt-
just the same ~ Slept" though DO
comes tho" a. sometimes now used
Fsrris Addresses Medical oradusesa
Gov. woodbridge N. Ferris, speakers
81 the forty-sixth annual commences
meot exercises Of the Detroit Col
lege Of Medicine and Surgery n
Knights Of Columbus auditorium, toid
the "a graduates that the science q
medicine was only In IT. beginning,
and that there was an unlimited ReIA
for the energetic young physician %
make . name for himself In the N
mails Of medicine. A department a
public speaking In medical colleges
to cultivate grace and good manners
was recommended BY the governor.
Prof. John Henry Carstsns. n. n.
y. 4. o. g., delivered the faculty -
dress He declared there were too
many mediocre men In the proccs-,
sion, and that the younger men Of this
graduating Glass should assSt thsspr
selves
prosesecv Ds.ssv oulss. y;
After having been on Z leave u
sbsenoe fof moro thap 800 ~
drawing ha1f ~ 1og the eroo>oe -
Hon o. thnf lima Prof. ]. M Dn11l
he'd q ne 6opo<<mout 4 1ocon1ev
u Tie 1gloh1Cnn A6rionltuto1 oo1Don4
hae nc<ined frlen1 Is ~ ool1o0o ~
10 q hnn6lne a ~ roolSnn1 HI % ~
Dtnto hood q oGx1oultuEo u
After 3 ~ thequGh Enzope Nj.
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