Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-14

Professor Glove returned Thursday
from the south where he had been Tor
a week working IN the interests OF fruit
growers
Theodore Martlneau, Of Mexico and
C. W. Nelson. OF Newton former stu
dents at the college. were visitors In
various classes during the week.
The senior literature class are reading
BiuWuins's poems. s0hr members Of
the faculty have Joined the class,
LATTED-DAY SAINTS COLLEGE
The baseball game last Saturday re-
suited I'm a victory for the college. THIS
Is the first time the High School has
been beaten hy a school team In three
seasons. Both teams played good bah.
In the basket ball game between the
Blues and the Colds. the Blues won the
championship. on Monday evening
there will be a basket ball game be-
tween the Blues and Colds, followed
by q dance and peanut festival. The
losing team VIII pay for the peanuts
DR.. Maesor gave a very interesting
talk at the students meeting on FRI
day Mr.. Thomas Ashworth also sang
two beautiful tenor solos.
Mr.. Maycock, Mr.. Bird and President
Paul each spoke al morning exercises
this week School will be held until
one o'clock on Monday, Arbor Day.
The Commercial bank Of the college
is incorporated, ana will now do a reg
ular banking business.
The civil government class will hold a
primary on Monday TO elect delegates
10 a county convention.
Quite a number Of applications for
graduation are coming IN from students
The baseball team had practice
game with 2. c. NJ l. boys on Friday
afternoon.
Mr.. Bird will 90 to Provo on Monday
70 attend the farewell reception OF the
members Of South American expedition
BRIGHAM YOUNG ACADEMY.
School IS again in running order. The
students seemed 10 be refreshed with
the weeks rest and are ready Tor nara
work.
Professor George Cluff. president OF
the Emery Stake academy spoke to the
students Monday.
Eugene Macarthur, a 81 graduate OF
the Acaderly, was visitor or the
school yesterday.
The class Of 1903 gives a social sat
urday evening. In honor OF two OF lts
classmates Messrs. Pack and b. l.
Higgs. Jr.. who are members OF the eK-
petition, A pleasant time Is expected
Although so late in the season. new
missionary students are entering school
almost daily.
Professor r. S. Hinckley viii not go
IN south America. His place IN the eX-
pedition win be filled by Professor
Dalv. OF the Latter-day Saints college.
The members of the party regret very
much that they win be deprived OF Proi.
| Hinckleys company
The school win give a grand farewell
PARTY Monday night, In honor on the
departing exploring company. A lunch-
con will also be served Tuesday IN
which the school viii participate
Today the Academy was favored with
/ Walt from President George q can
! NON ne addressed the school, but his
| remarke were mostly for the members
| of The exploring party. His kind sug-
| pestions were much appreciated, es-
| pecially by thase TO whom they were
i directed.
The students and teachers were
shocked 10 hear OF the sad death OF
| Frank Lesueur, who was killed by ron
| bers in Arizona Mr.. Lesueur was q
student OF the Academy before he leit
for his mission. and was much respect
| ed by his schoolmates, who JOIN win
Inc bereaved family In mourning MS
death.
BEAVER BRANCH OF THE b. T. A.
philosophical society was entertained
rrdav night by Bro. VIM. Fotherlng
ham of Beaver. The subject OF MS lee
ture was Africa and india
Bros. A. c. Woodbury. and j. ID. Par'
trldge spoke 20 the students Sunday ar
ternoon. In the evening, meetings were
beld I'm the separate wards ana the uiu'
occupied by the students.
We are pleased 10 state that Bro. y
A whitaker. who has been III Tor some
time Is again able TO be around
prof. Maeser Is busily preparing 2
theatrical performance 10 be presented
while the South American boys are VIII
! us.