Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-10

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LATTEB-.4I SAINTS COLLEGE.
The registration is now NOR, thar
SUI Ihese are nearly an in Jhp day
| COURSES IN continued tine weather 4
not favorable to a large attendance In
the evening classes. but these are
steadily growing
The Woman's class in nursing under
MIS- Dc Roberts. meets at ~ o'clock In
| the Lion House in room j. IL is a
large and enthusiastic class.
Bills and notes Is the interesting SUBJ
| Je1t OF commercial ana case law NOW
unde reconsideration, Ia the latter class.
the Utah statute on negotiable ustrl-
ments Is the basis OF the work.
The Commercial Bans BE- Organized
WIN the Following students as officers.
carr g. LndstrOm salt Lake. pregt .
Dennis White, Beaver cashier. Tav.
Tor Woolley Salt Lake. discount clerk.
ana James Nelson, Spanish Fork. book
keeper.
Professor r. Leo Bird talked before
the business students last week al de-
Notlonal exercises. At these exercises
the singing is improving, under the new
conductor, Lester A. Hanks. Of Tooele.
one hundred and seyenty-hve stu
dents are In the penmanship classes.
10 examine their work in book keen
ing" one Is impressed with the neat
ness OF the entries Jensen. Todd and
Larsen are the trainers.
The department Of natural science is
IN receipt OF q fine lot OF myrlapoda
collected in the vicinity OF Thatcher
Arizona, and Of Colonia Juarez, Mexico
Inc collection includes some good sized
HcOlopendras, together with several
species OF the smaller centipede. Ii.
lho1lus, Some time ago a collection OF
hlyrlapoda, including besides some ma.
Iihe worms and asCidians was received
from Los Angeles, Cal These interest.
ing collections are now being worked
over,
The new revolving chairs for the
typeWrit 7 tables arrived from the East
on Thursday. They are OF golden oak
beautifully polished, convenient and
Very strong. There are thirty-hye Of
these chairs, and the typcwriting stu.
dents appreciate this change for the
better Inc typeWriting room Is near
~ MED with earnest workers from 8
a. m, TO p. IN. The touch method
ana the bran new machines give the
utmost satisfaction
Thursday next, Nov 18th, is the an
niYersary Of the founding OF the col
lege' The students Will give bali in
Chrlstensen's on that evening i'm hon
or OF the day. The invitation is gem
eral TO former students and 10 me
friends Of the college.
No, 30 has been reserved as a small
reading room in the Lion House, for
the daily papers, the current maya
zines, ana dictionaries.
1t has become necessary TO invade the
library space In the Social Hall for the
accommodation VI one OF the clqsses
IA ptnnmdnship. The fifteenth large
bookkeeper's desk has been set up In
the main floor. for the new students In
bookkeeping, each desk accommo-
dating six students.
The decision Of the general board in
relation 10 football was made known
10 the students this week by the presi-
dent He stated that It is the policy
OF the college authorities to encourage
the students In all legitimate athletic
games and 10 aid them as FAR as Dos.
slble, later on. with a suitable gymna-
Stun for practice. The board Is I'm no
sense opposed to manly sports and
athletic games but, after long.con-
tinued observation Of the methods and
results OF football. had become convinced
that, as played at present, II Is not a
suitable game for students OF the caol-
lege. one member Of the general board
has had son die as a result Of in
jurles sustained In a game OF foot
ball, and another has had son manned
for life through the same cause The
college authorities had therefore de-
cided that the lives Of students are en-
tlrely too valuable 10 be rlsked in such |
a violent game. The students generally
OF the stand taken by the col |
ege board; and though few felt some /
what disappointed I'm not being allowed |
10 organize a college football team. vet |
all were willing 20 abide by the decis- /
on OF the board, and there win be no |
football team organized among the stu /
dents.
On Monday and Tuesday mornings |
President Paul visited the various SEQ /
lions Of college students in morning eX- !
srcises and explained to them that il |
IS the wish Of the general board OF edu- /
,ation for Church schools that neither |
eachers nor students should wear cam
)aign buttons or badges or any other |
tlnd OF party emblems while attending |
he college. The president stated that /
he time was rather late just before /
he election, when the Instructions 10 |
hat effect had been resolved by him. I
out that It would be promptly acted /
lpon. lie said that In the college and /
Is work there Is and should be no d.
HrN arHf s.ss asa A..
u any Kind, that while We may proper.
y differ IN the way On which we dress
" build houses or conduct business and
nay rlghtfully differ IN regard 90 our
estimate Of the worth OF public men
md the value OF proposed public poll
les, there Is at least one matter in
which We do not differ. namely. I'M the
lblect FOR which we are az the Latter
lay Saints college Here we are an
United. and no signs or emblems that
night provoke discussion or suggest
ilvisi0n should be worn. Al the stu
Tents that had been wearing campaign
buttons promptly removed them With /
'ut remembrance or comment
SALT LAKE HIGH SCHOOL.
Quite number OF students are out
IN account OF sickness.
The report cards for the second month
we're given out Friday.
The school was not seriously dis
urbed over the excitement OF election
week
Principal Eaton has been almost sick
his week, but has managed 70 remain
II his post all the time.
our boys viii play the winners In the
All Hallows-Y. NJ. c. A. football game. /