Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-01


fuli confidence In gaining even greater
victories than were won last year The
team u composed ~ nearly the same
members ne that Of last year. hut u
~ much stronger now then then. Ar
rangcmtnis have been made 20 play =
series of three ramts VIII the an
HauowF college. the first 90 be on DC
tober 10. Later a series OF two games
win De played with the ogden Hlsh
school; one 90 be played at ogden and
one here In the city.
II used 90 be considered that IN order
90 De a student one must burn The mid.
might on and 80 about with a piiF
pace. hagsafd features. and solemn
countCnancc but the advancement OF
The age has changed this once popular
opinion Now the typical student 10
be who makes practical use Of hin
knowledge NJ phyaloiugy and hygiene.
and never t1fturOs his physical self for
the education uf hla mental nature; the
mai student o. he with d strong. Wig.
uruus constitution that can Withstand
en-. strain ~ hard, mental labor Ath-
iltcs. within certain bounds. are DO
ms a grcnt deal toward giyIug thil
once neglected physical education; md
the iiEh school sports are not ln thr
rear Boo this respect. Tho boys ana
girls, too. always take n great aud ac-
tive interest ln outdoor Fplrini many
uf the brightest students are foremost
on the athletic field.
The sunr class will rlnrrlniza next
week. ana Digct officers 81 serve tJr ihlf
year. The sff1r class o. imEor lla
year shan In any prcvloua year IN the
history Of Che liigh school; sac numbsr
viii exceed 1lxty.
TIE nrf,. second and rhlrl yea.
caFsta do no., form class Organizations
unil later Ia she year, hUuaufe the
purpUsa 70 ihelr organization. Unlike
thuse 10 She uriversl.Y ia not 90 m.et
as REGULAR Intervals nrl l1ve niH1ry
prlgramr aut o. "a only Cor ihc pur-
pose 10 hnviug c1F1-dly exercises 40
the end VI ,hc year
During thc i.,-, few days The on, ab.
aclhlug slric % conversation among
ffe riuien.s % beth the iilEh school
ar1 she rulvsfHity has been .aH rtiui
OF rhe Twcnty-f1urih. From che in-
iri1.lc plfit shown on Cvrry hand q,
was cviDui .hsg many would turn nui
s. welcome ihs soldhrs homo. n ~
troops had returned during school
houri. every room would have been de-
serted.
Tho rgu'lr monthly meeting g .ho
city isauhrri will be hold Saturday
morning, October liza. a. She lnEh
school building.
LArrER-DAY SAINTS COLLEGE.
The session u tho annual theological
class held yesterday afternoon was par
ticulnrly interesting. The prgrim In
Cludud q well prepared adirfsI ~ fhf
Gospels Meaning. by Caroline soholcs,
a recitation by Nellie EuytU iu essay
by WIN. WaddcIpa On Repentance. a
piano solo b. Miss Thomas. reading
hy noulah Woolloy, and encouraging
and inter Ftlnr remarks On goi9I prln-
clplCH by Elder e. W. PcntOac The
public are beginning 90 take a WOLF
deserved luNrrHt IN those gatherings.
Attangtml are being made 30 hi
up n biological laboratory with M
most Improved materials and appariiu'
Under an enthusiastic worker, Prof
Chamberlain. the classes In natural
science promise much.
A mudonis' meeting was hold some
DAYS ago, on which occasion The faculty
and the rtudcnta Joined 10 demon
rtrauun of cughurafsn for ihc college.
Perfect unity prcvailed,nnd the work u
the year was most aurplcloufly uHhercd
IA.
The society work of the Sriicge has
been commenced An athletic asrocla'
/ ton and a literary society have been
/ formed, and they Will commence WORK
/ Immediately.
Prof. Hopes has thoroughly prepared
] htftaaff for hfH work la EurllHh uuf
/ algebra. by a course in the Harvard
/ summer school. devoted especially q
those branches.