THE SUNDAY OREGOXIAX, PORTLAND, .TUIA 27, 1919.
NEW DEMANDS BEING MET BY REORGANIZATION -AND
ITENSIFICATION OF COLLEGE FUNCTIONS
St. Helens Hall
(EPISCOPAL)
PORTLAND, OR.
E A- LEADER
Oregon Agricultural College Anticipates Unprecedented Expansion and Largest Enrollment of History When
Latest Courses Begin With Three-Term Fall Year.
A wise and sire at leader lifts his whole community aad snsy lift eatlre atloa." ELT
A! IMMENSE PROBLEM IX RECOSWRrCTlOX COSFROSTS THE IRESET GENERATION'. ARE TOTJ
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TH13 experience of the war and the
demand of the period immediately
succeeding demobilization have
vrought many changes in the Oregon
.Agricultural college and intensified
iriany of its functions. The change
from the semester to the three-term
fcasiH, the reorganization of several
courses of study, together with the
Introduction of new phases of work,
eucli as commercial engineering, agri
cultural engineering, cafeteria manage
ment, physical education ind military
science, nave delayed the publication
of the college catalogue, usually is
sued in June, until August. The de
partments of instruction have been un
usually busy with readjustments, and
with preparations for an anticipated
expansion of their work this fall, when
the largest enrollment in the "history
Df the college is expected.
Knulneerins Oets New Building:.
Engineering, which has felt the push
bf the big mechanical feats of the war,
will have a new laboratory building
ready for its enlarged work in the fall.
Dts enrolj merit has jumped to second
place among the schools of the college,
and promises to hold at least this posi
tion. New men on the faculty, es
refially in civil engineering and me-chanir-il
drawing, strengthen the
leaching staff.
Orcson 1 Forestry Center
I'orestry, which has made a won
derful growth u.s a field of college
training in the past decade, seems on
the eve of still further development as
a. result of the war and the revival of
commercial enterprises consuming
lumber. The American forester, with
liis mastery of machines and engineer
ing, is in demand abroad, where he
thowed his capacity to do in an hour
what the European could scarcely do
in a day.
ti. W. Pea vy, dean of the college
school of forestry, points out to young
men that with 156,000,000 acres of gov
ernment liind permanently, devoted to
growing timber there's a safe field in
our own country for foresters who can
Qualify, by training, for the work. He
shows also that in Oregon, with 13,
000.000 acres of government forest land
and another 1 1,000,000 acres of pri
vately owned forest property, there's
the best field in- the .world for learn
ing the forestry industry. The state
employs 22,000 men in the various
branches of timber and lumber work
sufficient evidence that the state school
of forestry has big enough problems to
solve to enlist 1 he best brawn and
brains of the youths of Oregon.
IliK Bulue In Commerce Training.
In commerce the college has found
It necessary, because of the growth of
the school, to provide more room and
more instructors. All this year's grad
uates have accepted or been offered
posit ions at salaries of $1 00 a month
and upwards. "With a senior class for
next year numbering at least 40, and
with indications of peculiar interest
in the new work in commercial en
gineering, the school looks to better
fven the enrollment of 325 that marked
tbe closing term of the past year.
Mineral Industry Second Greatrat.
The school of mines, t hough one of
the smaller schools of the college, has
en equipment for work that js worthy
of a state whose mineral resources, as
yet undeveloped, are undoubtedly
great. C K. Newt. , dean of the
school, is urging young men to study
mining, calls attention to the fact that
the present age is peculiarly one of
minerals and metals, a statement which
be substantiates by noting thst in point
t tonnage the mineral industry is the
second largest of the country.
Graduates rt Faculty Position.
Home economics, which has increased
so fast in enrollment as to outgrow
Its present quarters and overflow into
the new library building, has added
a new course in tearoom management
to its standard curriculum, which al
ready includes household science and
art, institutional management, applied
design and dietetics. In these latter
line of t raining the school has been
to successful that its graduates are
now holding responsible positions , on
the faculties of state institutions in
Massachusetts. New York. Delaware,
Iowa. Kansas, Colorado, Montana, Wy
oming, Arizona, "Washington and California.
school is situated in the center of the
Willamette valley, near Portland, and
other good-sized cities. It has a state
charter for granting academic degrees.
The school offers the following
courses: Special language, prepara
tory, academic, commercial, classical,
collegiate, scientific and theological.
It confers the degrees of bachelor of
arts, bachelor of science, bachelor of
music, bachelor of letters and master
of accounts.
Completion of the seventh grade is
the minimum entrance requirement. No
students under 12 years are accepted,
"X" TEACHES RETURNED MEN
More Tl an 300 Enroll in Automo
bile and Tractor School.
The department of education of the
Portland Y. M. C. A. is playing an im
portant part in training the returned
man, and men who have been released
from war-time employment, as well as
its regular coterie of students who
wish to better their positions.
In its automobile and tractor school
alone more than 300 students have been
enrolled during the past year. This
is a 10 to 12 weeks course, in which
a complete mechanic's training is given
to men preparing to enter the automo
bile trade. An addition to this school
building, now in the process of con
struction, will double its capacity, and
make room for new courses in machine
shop work, vulcanizing and oxy-acety-lene
welding.
The electrical engineering school
gives a three-year course, covering
electricity and magnetism, direct cur
rent and alternating current. The
laboratories are fully equipped for
demonstrating all electrical phenomena
required for the successful practice of
this branch of engineering.
During the period of the war, the
"Y" school of radio telegraphy trained
a large number of men for the mer
chant marine, navy and the signal
corps.
The preparatory school offers a com
plete high school course, and is ac
credited to the colleges and universi
ties on the Pacific coast.
Business practice, shorthand, type
writing, bookkeeping, business corre
spondence and other related subjects
necessary for a foundation for a busi
ness education are offered in the busi
ness and stenographic schools.
office machines. Among the subjects
taught are the mechanism of adding
machines; bookkeeping machines, cal
culating machines and comptometer
machines. .Managers of the school say
it is the only one which specializes
in office mechanics.
Office Machine Courses Offered.
The Miller school of calculating and
bookkeeping machines, situated in the
Yeon building, offers fuur and six-
week courses In the manipulation of
MOrXT ANGEL COLLEGE BUSY
rromincnt Place Held in State Edu
cational Work.
Mount Angel college, founded by the
Benedictine leathers in 1SS7, has grown
to a prominent place among the educa
tional institutions of the elate. The
School and College
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HYLAND'S
BOOK- STORE
170 FIFTH ST.
Opp. Postofflce, Portland, Or.
Agriculturist Sent to Rome.
MEXICO CITY, July 26. Jose Du
vallon, of the department of agricul
ture, has been named the Mexican rep
resentative to the meeting of the In
ternational Institute of Agriculture
which is to be held soon in Rome. This
is the first time Mexico has' sent a
deleeate to the congress in 10 years.
The Northwestern
College of Law
Portland, Oregon
Seventh Floor, Courthouse
EVENING CLASSES MON
DAY, WEDNESDAY
AND FRIDAY
FROM 7:00 TO 9:00 P. M.
For further information and
catalogue, apply to
J. Hunt Hendrickson, A.B.,
LL.B, Secretary
Spalding Bldg. Portland, Or.
Telephone: Main 421
THE 3I1LLF.K SCHOOL,
of
CALCCLiTINR AD HOOKREKPIXG
M AC II INKS.
903-901 run Ulds.. Portland.
Adding Machine. Calculating Machln...
liookkecplng Machines. Comptometer Ma
chines. Thin Ih the only school ttperlal
Izine In his work. Short course. from
tour to six week. only.
WHAT SCHOOL?
Prepare now for a better position,
Great demand for competent help.
Day and Night School no vacation.
Bursell Private Business
School
5th and Sturk. Itdwy 344.
I.l . HtKMICNS BLUU.
Miss Harker's School for
Girls, Palo Alto, CaL
Hlch School. Lowfr School. F"utly ac
credited, ttron Yench, music and
home economics courses. Favor&bl
climate and larce grounds Permit out
door life all year. Kewideut nurta.
Ca t a lo irue u pon rea uest.
18th ieax Opens Sept. lo.
Write Miss Harker, Principal-
PACIFIC UNIVERSITY
Forwt Cirovr, Oresjoo.
Seventieth year opens Sept. Irt. 1019.
'JH milK from Portland. .Beautiful campus
of T.U acres.
Kve col 'epe bulMlnj;. Ptronc Faculty.
Notable Conservatory of Alusic,
Kine college spirit.
Free tuition to servlre men.
Kobert Frr rinrk. TrMenf.
Columbia University
BOARDING AND
DAY SCHOOL
PORTlADf OREGON.
m Junior Preparatory Department.
Commercial Department,
liifch School Courses.
College Courses.
COLTMBIA surpasses the usual prhool irt it? TDK AT LOCATION", PTJR
ROUNDING?:, CARE for the INDIVIDUAL STUDENT and SYSTEM OF
EDUCATION. Situated on the heiehts overlooking the Willamette river;
beautiful natural surroundings; absolutely healthful. Grounds contain
eijrhty acres; campus of twenty -five acres ; immense gymnasium for
Fports and recreation. "Well-lighted study halls; larre, airy dormitories;
private rooms with every convenience: table, exceptionally pood. Classes
kept small to insure individual attention. Discipline paternal: character
and morals of etudents carefully cultivated; physical development
assured. Faculty composed of Priests and Brothers of Holy Cross, a
teaching order. All men oX wide experience and thorough, culture.
THE SCHOOL FOR YOUR BOY!
Terni Reasonable.
Apply for Catalogue to Registrar. Visitors Invited. Take St. Joans Car.
Oldest and best nown girls'
school in the Northwest, Fifty
first consecutive year. Now in
enlarged buildings. Complete Ac
ademic and Elementary courses.
Music, Art, etc. For catalogue,
rates for resident or day pupils,
address the Sister Superior,
St. Helens Hall, Thirteenth and
Montgomery Sts., Portland, Or.
Oregon's School for
Oregon's Teachers
OREGON
Normal School
MOXMOITH, ORKGOX.
PlHlOSK The training of teachers
for professional work.
F.tn i.TV Kvery member .of the
faculty professionally trained.
DF:parTIE'T For flttinn ele
mentary teachers for city and
rural schools.
COI'RSKS Professional, Supervis
ory, Kural, Primary.
E T R A !V C, K RKQriBBMEJiTJ
Completion of four years' high
school work or its equivalent.
GRADI'ATIOX Completion of ele
mentary or Standard Courses leads
to State Certificate without ex
amination. TFRMS m;niv First term. 1919
1920. September 15. Second term.
1919-l!i:o. November 15. Third
term. 1919-192U, February 7.
Fourth term. 1J19-1920. April 10.
INFORMATION For further Infor
mation write to the registrar.
Miss Catlin's School
For BOARDING and DAY PUPILS
Now Occupies Its New Building: on
WESTOVER TERRACES
An Ideal Location Basketball and
Tennis Courts.
Prepares girls for eastern as well as west
ern colleges and schools under a fac
ulty of able eastern teachers.
Number of stuuents in
each class limited.
Primary, Intermediate and High School
' Departments.
Special and College Preparatory Courses.
Music. Art. Physical Training
and Science. (
French taught throughout the school.
Boarding department special feature.
Catalogue sent anon reqaet to
Westover Terrace. Portland, Oregon
Pbone MaunbaU 312B.
Our Graduates Are in Demand
Many former students earning
$1200 to racre than $5000
per annum.
FALL TERM OPENS TUES
DAY, SEPT. 2.
Prepare for the Best Positions.
Enroll Now.
A. T. LINK, Prin.
Tenth and Morrison Sts.
Portland Oregon
Telephones :
Broadway 5083; A-3465
Oregon Agricultural College
Trains for leadership In the Industries and professions as follows:
HOME ECONOHIC". AnHK'I'LTrRU COMMERCK. FORESTRY. PHARMACY. Hl'MC, VOCATIONAL EDUCA
TION. CIVIl. KM.IVKEnlM.. ELECTRICAL, ENtil N EERI .Mi. M ECU N IC AL EMilNEERIMi. CHEMICAL EN
tilNEEKINti. 1I1 STRIAL. ARTS, MININli ENCilNEEKI.Mi. LOUtiINU ENCilNEERIMi. MILITARY SCIENCE
The college training; include courses In English. Economic. Art. Mathematics. Modern Languages, rhysical
Education. Industrial Journalism, Natural Sciences, and all essentials of an education.
THREE RKGILAR TERMS FALL TERM BEGINS SEPTEMBER
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For Collere Cataloirue, Il!utratea Booklet and other Information address
THE REGISTRAR. Oregon A arlenl tai-al College, t orxallla.
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DPEN-ftIR DEVELOPMENT SCHOOL
Elizabeth K. Matthews CL'niversity
of New York), Principal.
An acre of pround Log Bungalow.
Courtney Station, Oregon City car
line.
Receives beginners and advanced
pupils.
Personal application of parents
and children.
Number limited.
"Address, Oak Grove, Oregon.
Telephone, Oak Grove 12 J.
ELEVENTH
1EAK
School of Portland
Art Association
Art Museum Fifth and Taylor Sts.
ACADEMYoftheHOLY CHILD
Rose Cly Park. Portland, Or.
Phone Tabor 10M.
A SELECT BOAKIUM; . ND DAY
SCHOOL FOR (,IRL.
Offers exceptional advantages. Limited
number of pupils. Individual care.
Thorouch moral, mental, phynical train
ing. Modern languages. Music. Art.
Palo Alto Military Academy
P. O. Box 13S-P, Palo Alto. Cal.
PRIMARY. GRAMMAR and HIGH SCHOOL.
Separate bulldins; and their own teachers for
small boys. Prepares for Stanford and other
universities. Payment by the month permitted.
fcl'XMCR SCHOOL NOW IN SESSION.
Tweotj -stvtnta School Xcaxealaa-Sept. X-
MT.
ANGEL COLLEGE AND SEMINARY
ST. BENEDICT, OREGON
CONDUCTED BY THE BENEDICTINE FATHERS
OFFERS COMPLETE COURSES IN
COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENTS
ARTS, LETTERS AND SCIENCES
Ideal Location, Modern Buildings
Splendidly Equipped Throughout.
Fall Term
Opens September 11, 1919
Pacific College
Newberg, Oregon
The greatest need of the
world in the present day is
Trained Leadership. Pacific
College is doing its share to
supply this need.
A liberal education under
the best Christian influence.
Now that the war is over,
go on with your education.
Write for catalogue and full
information to
The President.
Pacific College,
Newberg, Oregon.
D
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Third Floor, Alifiky Building.
Third and Morrison
DAY AND NIGHT SCHOOL
Special Courses in Comptometer or
Calculating Machine.
Our courses in shorthand, type
writing, bookkeeping, spelling, dic
taphone operating, mimeographing,
office training, adding machine, fil
ing and rapid calculation will pre
pare the way for you.
McMinnville College
Stands for the II 1 a hen t and Truest
Ideal, 1st Msrsllus.
Offers ftlandurd courses of both pre
paratory and collesrlate fcrade.
Courses In stenouraphy and type
writing. Kxcellent conservatory of
muyic. For catalogue and other In
formation address I'REMHENT
L. W. ItlLEY, McMinnville. Oregon.
WRITE
ALBANY COLLEGE
ALBANY. OREGON
About a
FREE SCHOLARSHIP
ST. MARY'S ACADKMT AND rOLLEGK
for Girl w. MiT b yar. Conducted by t he
MSTKRIS OF THK HOLT NAMES OF
Jfc-SL'S AND WART. lird. Acdmlc
and Coll1 it. ate CourMi, Music. Art. h. lo
cution end Commercial ami Domrulo
Kcienca Ppt. H "aidant and liar JStu
dnt?. Hftn"d. Moral and Intiictuai
Train inc. Writ for announcement,
fjfhoni rpT: September Addrt
BUSTER SCf'tRIOK, tiu Alary'a Acad
emy. iJortiand.
Young Men! Young Women!
"a position assured yon"
Thousands of men and 'women now occupying big-payinjr and sub
stantial positions got their training (and first position) at this splendid
business college the largest and finest equipped in the northwest.
They are successful because they were taught practically and were
trained to efficiency.
we.cAn do the same for you
and when you are competent there will be a position awaiting you.
Behnke-Walker students are so eagerly sought by the leading business
firms that the college cannot turn out students fast enough to fill the
demand. It receives two calls for help for every one it can filL
IDENTIFY YOURSELF WITH SUCCESSES
ENROLL NOW
Take the course that Tits your ability best. A few: Stenography,
Banking, Bookkeeping, Secretarial, Telegraphy, Teachers', Commercial
among others. Call on President Walker or write for free 6uccees
catalogue.
f
Behnke- Walker
Business College
Portland
St. Margaret's Hall,
IIOISE. IDtHO.
An Episcopal boarding school for
cirls under the auspices of the
bishop of the district. General and
preparatory courses. Music, art.
iz y m nasi um. swimming-, domestic
science. For catalogue address
NAOMI STLTZMA.. 1'rlaclpaL
JIanufacturcrs of
SCHOOL FURNITURE
AND SUPPLIES
Theater and Auditorium Seating
Metal Furniture Chairs, Stools and Tables
Heating Systems for Schools
. Folding Chairs, etc.
Sample Room, Office
and Warehouse
43 Fourth Street
Portland, Oregon
Phone Broadway 36
Write for catalogue and estimates on your
list of requirements.
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