Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-22

save the children Let them alone
aud they'll save themselves. We save
them so much that they are nj for
nothing but to be saved. Each chill
should work--yes work out It's own
salvation. II not only should but
must. fvs salvation feducation) cometh
only TO 'h,.1 that doeth" the will OF the
Father The Fathers viii IL natures
VIII therefore follow the child. watch
II. work with it--not alone nor below n
but with u. We recognize eight modes
OF expression. and the hand IL the ply
steal organism for six OF them. Surely
hand training should hold place In
the education 81 such handy beings.
Manual training Il not the only rond
to education Neither Is nature study.
nor drawing nor mathematics nor any
| other mode Of expression or subject Of
thought. The road TO education IN
broader Than amy subject. yes as widk
as the univs rsc-morc field than road"
" We hunt education In road we'll
| fall Into n rut. School children get
Into ruts. School children Of the
upper grades don't like manual
training na well a. those ~ the lower
grades" Manual training viii never
be n succcss In the grammar GRADES TIL
II " success In all grades below. II
should be used NJ mode u thought.
expression In every grade % the com.
mon schools. n Il IL any good there II
ought to go Into every year OF the high
school. every year ~ the college. and
every yenr " our lives. No living be-
Ing should ever get too old to use his
hands. What kind Of manual training.
should be used In our common sch0d1s7
This question may be discussed at some
future time.
ALFRED BOND.
BRIGHAM YOUNG ACADEMY.
Leo Bird and IA N. Rowe won I'm tho
contest FOR the distinction % meeting
the ". OF 4. In orntoricai combat
Elder Geo. Reynolds gives the best
course Of lectures on the nook ~ Nor.
mon this year tina, h. has ever given ~.
Each lecture serves but 10 Increase our
admiration for HE prOfoundncas
The Alumni association IL making
preparations for . grand reunion of
the graduates on May 2sth. Invitations
VIII soon b. out.
This evening the academy concert
company gives concert In Pnyson.
iiesldcs the musical talent Of the
school. Prof. wcIhc and noshnrd
Iirothcra win take part Prof. McIel-
Ian displays commcndabe energy In
building w the music department.
Last Wednesday the executive COM
mitiec met and authorized President
clun to engage Ave more teachers for
next year.
II l. expected that the academy will
have a new training school building
next year. II not the school win be held
IN the central building.
Preparations for tho summer school
and the Church school convention Go be
held IN the academy Immediately after
the close o. this semcter are now be-
Ing made. 4
BRIGHAM YOUNG COLLEGE.
Prof. Gibson conducted the chapel OK.
orclncs during the week In n very inter-
cstinR manner. His readings were APP
propriatc and beneficial, and the stu
dents enjoyed nm address by Mr. j. n.
Carlisle on Tucrdny. song by Mr.. |
Frank Daugh on Thursday. and on Fri. |
day rcmarkH by Mr.. A, q Barbcr
ON Monday the College was visited
by Mrs Freeze and Mrs. Mccune Of
~ the general Y. L. ~. I. A. board. Mrs. /
J. a. Hcndrickson Of Logan. Mr.. n. II. |
Anderson 81 ogden. and President T. /
Golden kimbnll Thcrr visitors spoke |
TO the students NJ chapel exercises and
witnessed the work In n number OF the
morning classes.
AZ the Fcncrai meeting on Monday.
Mr.. W. q. Raymond. county Fuperln-
tcndent Of schools. delivered n very abe
discourse upon the Importance Of moral
and religious training along with 9TH
or branches of education. Following
his lecture was brief address by Mr..
T.. ". Anderson.
The College has now organization
this year. The biological society. COM
posed 81 the students Interested In the
work which the name Of the society In
dicaten. meets monthly. The foliowing
program for the meeti,t To h. held
next Wednesday viii Illustrate tho
work Of the association window gar
dcnr Prof finford: How trees ans
shrubs should be planted" Mr.. J. y.
Clark: Methods % budding" Miss Mny
llarkcr. "iiuddinF Illustrated by prnc-,
tlcni work" Mr. James Larsen. 'Dis-
tlncilon between fruits and vegetables"
Mr.. n. 8 Allen.
Last Thursday President Kerr an
nounced that the trustees OF the College
have purchased nearly fourteen acres
81 land lying south Of the College