Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-12

mai graduating class has been arranged
a.. tsridav evening. December End Tho
progrnm will be made up VI literary
and musical parts
-
Mr.. Reynolds addressed the Zeta
I uamn society last Thursday evening
on the subject 81 poetry. lie Eavo the
boys a good understanding OF the arg
| OF poetry and reviewed some ut the best
| poetry In English literature.
chanel exercises were conducted this
week by Rev. AIRED n. Henry. pastor
Of the First Methods, church. Next
week 10 will be conducted by Rev Mr..
sfaeitnan of the Baptist church. 1.
MI ns remembercd that Mr. stceiman
delivered the baccalaurcate sermon be-
iorc the graduating students ~ Lass
year.
In chanel Tact week Rev Mr. Padan
~ ths presbyqeflan church, spoke. Of.
M1rdny. IN youth set your marx
align. Tuesday. Whatsoever is given
g1u DO al. 90 With all your might:
"Wednesday. Every thought word. aud
action M youth has rs bearing ou iat.
Ia me-. ThutsIay. Begin woi. continue
we'll and al Will end wcil.i Friday.
Youth r. fill of dreams. age o. ahe set-
son Of reality.
Architect Kioi,lur has submitted o.
preaidont KIngsbury his plans Tor al.
lions and rpm0deiiuE of University
buildings. They consist Of q plan fur
! a new tIlidinr % be erected s1inrwhgfH
near the present main bu.ldirw aud
west building. this VIII Do provided
with u large room for gymnasium. scv-
crai class rooms, machine shop Tot
work In wood and Iron under the de
rrctiur q the school " mines. and u
mefaiurricni laboratory. Mr. KiHt-
iHr thinks this building would nest boz
.raUfrd iust north % tho west building
n thla BE- done !, VIII sake up part NJ
thr west end ~ tha campus. ana the
campus VIII be extended ON the east.
I ihs uupfr n1nr ~ the west building.
where eight or twelve cnsa rooms will
| la added % uie Three nov in ne,
/ Thrv provide also Tor fhe refn11siug
| 10Y Inc old Filfrhevk house where u
1 laboratory for biological work will De-
| rpvidcd. Af.or Dr. Kluwbury has
| made some nliefutilna In the pi1na,thly
| viii be- presented Co the building COM
mlttrc ~ the board N regents FOR nnal
notion.
The librarian. Prof corey. and his
/ ars,atant. Mr. Claude Lewis. have been
| kopt busy tho last week Zoo rocordlns
! new books just received, Books 10 The
| amount of $40 have been received for
| the hisfory departments ahp q large
| order for the training school depart
menL
An unusual scene occurred ln tho 10.
/ rary the other aft lru0un. A. the Hiu.
| dents were quietly studying. disturbed
/ only by the occasional turning Of leaves
and papers. hmlHng student with an
. g.. 90 To- 10 NHI e. IHHTHH a.
] thlng thut was evidently "a aurprlr1 90
/ him. hastcned from student % student.
ana in a loud whisper read something
/ from large cufI1usly bound volume.
] iiF attracted The attention uf everyone
/ around him. ana excited The curiosity
! ~ nll. 10 had discovered IN an Old,
] dusty. ahrif-Wurn book an lntcrU1iluE
/ assertion Of KlnE Philip II of spain.
| 'rhe old sovereign declared; "hniicr "a
| ruined KINGDOM true 90 itself uni .tf
] king. than one ieft unframed 60 t1H
I uronf ~ the dnyll and the hUtutlrH.'
| iu connection with this was d.c.1ra-
/ ton of the prince " Ava, c1uicns
! pofnfy of the klnEi "A prince can 40
| nothing more shameful or moro harm
| mi. 10 himself. than 90 permit hi peo-
! pic 30 live according to their c'n-
] science" No wonder exclaimed thN
/ student. no wonder that spain Do today
u ruined hngdomi
Air Alvin Horgqulst. u. = ~. l.
] studying philosophy az Leland stan.
ford IT, uuIvcrdty. Mr. Borganls.
year.
Mr. David q. Mckay Normal ~, l.
now PRECEDENT Of the Scottish mission
The article ou knowledge and My
I HsHa H. HHEfH H.HH
/ EimundH has been read with great I'M
icrest and good. heaithful results.
November e and 20 will be- Thank
| rlvlnr recess 81 the University. After
! Two months - hard work. Il will b.
much appreciated by tho students.
mon ecHooL
Il was with q glowing spirit u cyul-
| eatlln thlf the large crowd ~ HlEh
/ school pupils ioft the University came
I nuF-ihs scene ~ ycsieriya ronifN
l bs,Nern the footblll teams of thg two
J ,duclu5ra irViituiiora. Victory was
theirs. and they showed q. Though
thty were almost sprtchless from sN-
B cefslyc cheering DURING she game, the
10y n victory seemed go rencw their
v6,al organs A. they were leaving
] one ru.Nrrfliy grounds, each dotted
wth colora 0f rUd ard black, their
shouts % victory forced che omffy
rooms ~ tht great building ~ echo
I their sounds though reluctantly. The
! large crowd icft wth all the pride NJ "a
/ VIGOROUS army frlm a eccre % con-
/ quest, ard the football boys, she horocH
VI the day. covered with honor per-
| spiratiou and dusi. were borne home
I on = splrlt Of Wpturoua dollgh. The
acnlpa - An iinllows. ogden High
| school. ana the University now diugle
/ at their sides. They a.iil hold no name
! NJ "iuyi1mltable Team" The Next
game will be With tho ogden Hlgh
school un the i5ih M this m1tsh-thc
second u series " games.
After tho baseball trophy was '1r-
/ mally presented 90 The school. < was
| placed 90 Principal Chrk.a office. Bui
/ hmm 'diately "a general spirit uf dlslp-
| pllrimont ard diHcuutUrf arose. amIlg
| the pupils. aH result thr cup win b.
placed on the wall % the assembly