University of Oregon - Oregana Yearbook (Eugene, OR)

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01. ll. 6Olll'Qlll3t2ll! Dean of the Law School The Law Department of the University, organized in 1885, has as its Dean Mr. C.iU. Gantenbein, an able lawyer, lull of youth and enthusiasm, having about him a faculty of instructors chosen from men in the highest judicial stations of the state and from the foremost attor- neys at the Oregon bar. As a mark of the thoroughness of the instruction given in this de- partment, stands the record that not one of the many graduates has ever failed in the examination for admission to the state bar. A large number ot the graduates have risen to important official positions, and many others are among the most successful practitioners in the courts of the state. The Law School, like the College of Medicine, enjoys many superior advantages because of its metropol- itan location. The District and Circuit Courts of the United States hold regular sessions, the four de- partments of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for the Fourth judicial District, the County Court of Multnomah County, and the Munici- pal and justices' Courts are constantly in session, where questions touching every branch of the law are daily heard and determined. The large and complete law libra- ry of Multnomah County is open to the students of the department, and most ot the students have access to the offices of prominent Portland attorneys. The attend- ance is yearly increasing, and the instruction is being continually broadened. 21

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