Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-17
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der They viii no doubt form a strong
Vigorous society.
whenever the door o. the museum
room Or icft open. large groups % stu
dents are attracted by an unusually
large specimen ~ seal with n Tiny
young one ty ne side. The iinr spfcl-
men was presented by Pres. Gordon
~ The Leland Stanford univcrsliy Of
California Pres Gordon was one %
the commissioners appointed BY the
United Rutts government % look Into
The seal fisheries around the hcfing
sea. The president obtained several
good specimen. and gave thlm 20 vfrl-
Gus Institutions Tor the mere cost %
transportation ana mounting.
Many of the class organizations held
meetings duflrK the week. Amung
Prof stewart gave long. interesting
and especially Instructive address The
professor shows himself 10 have a deep
Interest ln each Individual student.
Much good u obtained from hia FREE
quent talks Of advice.
Superintendent Peters u brigham
city spent q day IN studying the vari.
Gus departments Of The school. lio was
especially Interested IN tho Industrial
DEPARTMENT Ia which shop work u
done.
Superintendent Merrill of Logan City
also sptnt q day az the school.
Tho stud ants 90 the training school
now number a llitlc over eighty. the
largest onfol.mep, In The history OF the
institution.
The rooms Tor shop work are 90
crowded that President Stewart says
new shop rooms viii have 20 b. added
next year
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.
The Interest and chatting among tho
hlgh school pupils during the weak have
been dldided among the regret al the
lunofa of Mr.. DE Locfy and Miss ".
Der. the approaching issue u the frat
number Of Rcd and BLACK, their Victory
In the game with All lialluWs. and the
Lafayette exercise 70 be given'
Tho olanacs In French and German
did not meet on several days % last
week on account " the linraa n sir,
D. f.oery and Mlas uilcr Mr. De i,5sfy.
however met his classes On Friday,
and ID u hoped that Miss Clur viii
be- able 10 return ~ her work on Mon
day.
The football game between tho hlEh
ach1ll and an llallgws, u.vyn last
Tuesday afternoon az F0rt Douglas re-
suited In q most decided Victory Tor The
high rehlol The score was ae"rntccn
% dix, and showed u marked superior
lty over th1 Al ilhliaNa team. 4 crowd
~ over three hundred people gathered
60 Hro the game between these two pop
ultr teams Since the game nearly
every hIrh school student has been
wearing hfW uf rcd and black r.b-
hona. the high school clllra The hIgh
school boys VIII probably next play the
ogden high school team within shout
two or thrro weeks nh arrnng meniH
have not yet been made by the active
manager Clarence Mcfaddcn.
Tho fret issue % Red and black has
been delayed somewhat; u win rlt APP
pear Tor about two weeks They have
decided 90 make % a paper uf twelve
Inside pugoa, and print u In two clIlrl
900 covers Much Interest IL shown
nmUng the pupils ln the undertaking 90
m.intain a lrh1nl papcr. The editors
are constantly meeting inquiries az their
neat littlc uiiicc concerning the paper
The pupils Will have some memorial
exercises On Lafayette day They viii
be- held ln the forenoon a. the high
school building.
The high school orchestra a. prorresl.
inE very HatIaflcDry Il now consists
% six Wollna and "a mute. and % r.
hoped that enough mandolin nud guitar
players may hr found O. make 10 com.
plete Miss Han, the leader and organ.
| lsrr ~ the orchestra, IL working en-
/ ihuhlHtcmly Al ihs mcmhers greatly
! appreciate her EFFORTS and aru much
interested In the organisn'ion.
The gold and silver cup that was won
| hy tho high school baseball team laG
/ year 10 the League rames. win De- f1r-
I mnlly presented 20 the school this
week by Mr Waldemar Young Mr.
/ Young ia a. moving spirit IN the. hlgh
/ school lthletirs, chief editor ~ Rcd
| and Black and president of his class,
I 10 has not been decided who wiIl make
the formal acceptance in behalf Of the
| school,
Tho school patriotism among tho
I pupils was perhaps never % great uH
l this year u 10 manifested on uysry
| hand hy the large attendance 40 athletic
| contests. and by the powerful Interest
| they have ln everything pertaining Ca
/ thc hgh school - ls a good, whole
/ some school patriotism.
LATTER-pAY SAINTS COLLEGE
The reception given TO the students
| by tho faculty last eyonlug was a
! hlghiy ENJOYABLE unnlT Tho assem-
| bly, room M tho college building nt 2il
| W First North, was brilliantly lighted
] ana decorated with the college c0llrH
/ gold ana hluri while the national na9
| occupied prominent position with tht
| various class nars grouped around A.
Tho entertainment provided Cor the
| students ana tho other guests of honor
] was most enjoyable. Excellent talent
l was manifested M tho instrumental
| selections hy fifgIr Thomas, Anna
| MaoHer ana Morris Young; the barton,
l F1o hy Prof Frank Wightm1u aud
| tho recitation by Miss Nellie Boyer
I Encouraging and complimentary 70,
| marks ON tho work of tho institution
| were made by Apostles Lyman and
| Woodruff and Elder william u. Doug
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After the rendering of the program
! llght refreahmeuts were served 10y
some VI the young ladies, under the d.