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, ThAV? Oregon Statesman. Sclera. Oreron, Sunday Morning, December 9, 1928
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Valuable Collection at Will
amette Classified and
Arranged
For several weeks Prof. Herman
Clark of Willamette university has
been at work arranging, classify
ing and cataloguing the specimens
In the Willamette museum. The
specimens were moved to a large
room on the second floor of the
gymnasium building more than a
year ago, and the work of makine
an orderly arrangement of them
has been prodigious. a
Two large rases contain birds
and reptiles of Central America.
Thase specimens were made by
Professor Morton E. Peck of the
biology department on an expedi
tion several years p.c. All the-
specimens are in foot' condlticr
and were classified and cata
logued by Professor ivck himself.
The museum i.i in j:o.;e3sion ol
a variety or maicriai relating to
the pioneer days In Oregon. Guns.
Indian instruments of war, sad
dlebags, the large Bible presented
to the Oregon Institute, and the
first printed diploma issued by
Willamette university are some o!
the articles in this collection.
Classifies Mineral .4
' We have a iotof good stuff
here" said Professor Clark In
6howing it. "but It can't be of a
great deal of use until it can be
shown in an orderly way." Inad
dition to being cramped for time
to work on the collection, Profes
or Clark is hampered by lack of
adequate showcases in which to
arrange and exhibit the specimens.
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bvCAJT OF FASHIOTTl RANCHER
1 FORMAL "WEARl
Because modern rural and ur
ban health conditions react upon
?ach other, rural health work
concerns the welfare of city people
to as great an extent as that of
'he country people, points out a
-ecent bulletin of the federal pub
lic health service released Tues
day from the office of the Marlon
county child health demonstra
tion.j
The bulletin says further that
control of interstate traffic by In
spection and quarantine at city
and state borders la futile, and
that froi a sanitary standpoint,
state and ftderal agencies should
encourage and help the develop
ment and permanent maintenance
of local health departments, V
vvhit !i i:i :i v host accomplish tha
health work.
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