Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-18

yesterday sending out Invitations for
the last u the series ~ balls to be
given next Tuesday evening. February
n. The boys expect It to be nttlng
climax TO the success ~ the series.
The Legislature will visi, the TINT
verslty In body before the session Is
over. The students always expect n
visit from the Legislators. ana they will
he pienscd 10 show the rolona with
what difficulty cl2 Of them arc crowded
into the largest assembly room. The
older students remember with pleasure
past visits Of legislators and the short
speeches made By some of them.
The freshman class has not yet com
pietcd It's organization, but " bubblinE
over with energy. They have chosen
the violet as the class flower.
Prof. Coray's class In Economics
has spent the last two rccitntionH In
discussing the question whether LEGAL
restraints on the concentration ~ cap
itai are opposed o. the welfare ~ mod
ern society. The discussion will be con-
unucd next week.
Thursday evening the members of the
Delta Phi fraternity congmtulatei
Lincoln memorial services at the Con.
grcgntlonni church last Sunday. ana
then voted m assessment 10 pay the cN-
pcnsca ~ the occasion.
There are now cjs students registered
Mt the University.
The greater part Of the editorial PAGE
Of this weeks Chronicle ~ devoted to
words u praise and sympathy IN the
killing Of DR.. Harry Young and the
woundins ~ Isaac Russell NJ Manila.
The news that Isaac Russell had re-
ceivcd only a slight scalp wound was
received with Joy by all who knew him.
though the thought ~ scalp wound
brought u Hhuddcr 10 each.
Dr. Talmagc addressed the Normal
class Of OF on Thursday. he gave one
Of his characteristic student lectures
70 valuable To- the youth Human char.
actor and True and False Judging Of
Character was the subject of the nd
dress
Mr. nagby. minister 81 the Central
Christian Science church. who was
chaplain nj the University this week.
was much pleased In visiting the Nor.
NAL training school. The modern meth
odH Of the school seem a. arouse the
intcrcs, ana sympathy Of all who visit
II.
Rev. Mr.. HALEY. pastor ~ the West
minister church. VIII conduct chapel cN-
crciucs at the University next week.
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.
Judge Bowmnn's address on Abraham
Lincoln Mt the High school last Monday
was listened Ia with exceptional inter-
est By the pupils With marked ofi-
ginnlity 81 treatment ana eloquent out
bursts ~ praise. the judge discussed
Lincoln ~ man aud NJ a statesman.
lie compared HIN with the great men
Of history. only 10 emphasize the nobii-
ity and true greatness Of the great
.mancipator. lie Hku,uhed the life and
character % Honest Abe of the mar
tyrcd president In way most pleas
ing and ccouraTinE TO the youth. Judge
bowman has found place In the heart
Of every High school pupil.
A citizen of aalt Lake. who has the
Interests OF public education nj heart,
has given 80 To the High school for the
benefit of Its library. The gentleman
does not care TO have his name mem
toned.
There has been no end ~ pleasantly
among the pupils this week over the
lanEhable failure " the juniors TO In
tcffcfc with the banquet. given the
senior. a week ago at the Kenyon ho-
Vel, The conspiracy ~ the juniors n
in,ercatlng and suggestive Of the tricks
played IN the lnrgc colleges. Wnldemnr
Young, president OF the senior class
bid no sooner lcft the gate NJ his home
on his way 60 the banquet than ten
picked boys from the juniors surround
ed him. ana cndsnyufcd tn carry him
on 10 some dark room specially pre-
pared. Hut na Wuldemnr " one OF
the High school physical giants, there
was u terrific struggle Tor half block
IN which several of the juniors were
somewhat bruised. In the meantime
Evelyn Thomas, also "a senior, had
hastily procured "a formidable six
shooter. and as tho ffightfui weapon
WAS iiourished In the moonlight. the
Terrified Junior crew quickly Withdrew.
In another part " the city four junior
athletes rushed upon Jacob Coleman,
toaftmnstcr Of the evening, lie called
the hnckmnn 10 his aid aud, after a
short struggle. the hurly hut greatly
excited cahby succeeded In getting the
feeble Jacob into his carriage and gnl.
Hoped his horses nt full speed toward
the Kenyon, When the hnckmnn was
assured that they were not being pur.
sued. he called down 10 Jacob who
was 'oltcd ALI out ~ breath" from the
fast driving what does this all
meant ny heaven. I viii save YOU
whether you be a Fcudal prince. nm
escaping debtor, or a foul criminal"
The troublesome juniors went To the
oNperic ~ hiring a room IN the KENYON
above the dining room, with the hope
OF hearing the senior class songs But
In this they were disappointed. Tor the
seniors, Huspecting something of the
kind. ala not sing the songs During
the whole week the juniors have ac-
c0rdingly met nt every turn the banter
and failicry ~ seniors. sophomsrcs ana
freshmen.
The banquet arrnngrmnts committee
held utilization meeting last Tues
day IN the office ~ Red and Hlnck
With pride and satisfaction the COM
mlttee ate bonbona aud reviewed with
smiles and plraanntrioH the great sue
Gees ~ tn banquet and the iuglnrious
failure 81 the junior conspiracy. The
committee was. Evelyn Thomas. Ruth
Palmer. Lyle Winner, Leigh Block and
Jacob Coleman.
GENERAL NOTES.
Next Friday evening the James A.
Garfield Lyccum will give "A public de-
bate between two ~ Us members In
the lecture room of tho Congregational
church. Clarence McFadden has chul-
lengod Robert y. Young. who IN now
champion debater' OF the Iyceum.
The question will be the desirnbillty
OF an Income tax Those Interested
are cordially Invited,
Or Park, State superintendent of
public instruction, will have his bien-
Nal report prepared and printed the
FIRST part ~ next week.
Tho grammar grade " the county
teachera mot az the city and county