Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-23

less sufiicc for the needs ~ shc college
Tor some time. but the main building ~
the Institution. which viii link the east
and west buildings together, Will be a
necessity before great while, The
Lattcr-day Saints arr beginning To rca-
HE the necessity of an education being
built on the rock " theology and when
they fully appreciate H., the II. Y. cpl-
lrRo VII not be half large enough 70
accommodate students vanity.
President orson Smith NJ the Stake
Presidency and a member N the build.
ing committee WIS the next speaker.
lie extended his congratulations 10 tho
people and invited all a. Inspect the
building and Judge ~ whether the fio,.
900 had been well spent. The college
was founded under inspiration from
God. and he believed Il win yet exert
greater influence than any educational
institution In the inter-mounttln cuun.
ny. lie paid glorious tribute 10 the
memory % to founder,
i'rhf Kari a.. MAcffr ~ Provo fn'.
loved. He congratulated che people
upon the pa scfsfln ~ an "a nee that 90
hlm vas striking object lfff1n ~ 60
she purposes. aims aud ohirCia of thr
Church sysien. OF STOOLS. Tho Keynote
~ lhe MORTON system ~ fshQ1l work
WAS tf1tdly expressed 60 him by Presl.
dsis Bflglt m Young. who sad at one
time. BROTHER Matsor, don't at,Omp, 10
teach the liI habo, VI multiplication "a.
BILE N..ho'g nrst obtaining 'the spirit Of
ODD" H. nc,ed sac oyolu.ln 81 The
teaoher from 1rf who enforced iAc
u OF lessons through fear OF
punishment 80 thf Dur ~ tndAy, who,
following ihe example NJ CHRIST. says;
"crme, follow me- Money spent In
behalf ~ caueaann b. not t1,rlncfd,
bui q On lnNsalmrnt, she returns from
which come 60 you 90 tbs proper deVgl-
opmeni VI the chAiAc.,t " Your 90.
spring. shkK liaftk IA q
Prssidcrg J. NJ. Tinnep " ~ Asr'.
euGurM G. icge was she rsNt speaker
Ilr Congratulated she Saints upon ih.
vNmpleiln uf the structure Education
q rrcessaiy ror The man Wha wants lo
Resp pace with ihf prlWCss ~ The
world. a" ar born Ca toll
hlt phe canJtsous of labor
arc not thlur Of ssryItuI.
unless tho lhborvr r. ignorant. The OLE
lrct ul true education u 20 hrug the
hand ana head into proper harmony.
when mis- BE- done, labor will Doc a
pleasure for labor iA life and NO "
labor. The muye exalted education you
SGT the more pleasurable becomes tun.
l;ah educal,H her chudrOn botler thln
any sia.e IN ihc Union, all thinus c1r-
tldered. The reason DOR thls u thl.
,he Saints appreciate children and r. the
blessing " their adVef. more ghan any
~ pple IN fhg world,
Elder j. NJ. Stewart, the second prasl.
d'n- - ne College. was ncN. intro,
duced. ana road an interesting account
OF the Early efforts uf gducn.lng tha
young IN Cache valley. and gave an I'm.
teres ding hls.tgy ~ bhr College.
This concluded he morning exercises,
aul tha large crowd l. nov insp ctlns
the building
~ tho meeting a. o'olck Eide,
brigham Young was prlses and offered
the dtdlcaioY prayer. This evening
Tree sr eralinmant VIII bee glyon. u,
which adirersts VIII be made aua
musicale selections rendered. A rece?,
lion and ban VIII also h. held IN III,
gymnasium.
The site OF the College IL a mos
charming one aud especially wei
adapted for It's purpose. u Is boundp,
by streets ON the east, north and wos
sides and extends several blocks L. IN,
south the south half being some thirty
feet lower than the north half on VIII ci
the buildings are l1cntcd, a rathol
steep Incline connecting The high nnt
low land. This fortunate rlrcumstauc,
al once secures Tor the buildings ant
grounds, perfect draluugr and
splendid view over "a large partiun ~
beautiful Cache VALLEY
NJ present there are only Two achuO
buildings on the College grounds, hu
N the intention To erect "a large mall
building between the two, conncVtinl
all three by covered corridors and thu