Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-04-13
L. d. 8. COLLEGE.

Elder c. w. Penrose addressed me
school last Wednesday at stuuei''S
meeting.
O,,r boys are busy training for the
inject with Provo next saturday
Elder b. II. Roberts delivered lee
ture on Monday evening before NV
! l.. NJ. /. A. on the subject OF the
lation Of the Book Of Mormon FIa'es'
We understand that uniform course
In hiqh school and normal work nae
heen arranged by the Church boaru ol
examiners. and that they are AT Woih
ON a uniform course in business lhes'
This Is clearly step forward
Several new and elegant disappeeara,
ing typewritlng desks have been piaceu
in the speed room.
last Friday morning there was a
meeting of the whole school III hohoI
NJ nine OF our Young men who are soon
IN leave on missions. They are A.
brown, I. Elllin. ]. Reynolds, l.. walk
or I Webster f. +. Hintze, X. FROST
r. n Marchant and f. Bitter Each
OF them spoke for a short time as also
ala Principals Hinckley ana felel sV"
Instructor McRae and President Faul'
b. Y. ACADEMY,
Professor Hickman has been IN Ken
county during this week
Elder Nebeker, who has Just returned
from mission to the Southern states,
smoke to the school this morning ana
spent the remaining part OF the DAY III
visiting classes
.Professor Brlmhall will lecture in Qs-
den next week. before the teachers OIL
that place.
Professor Nelson has an appointment
TO sneak before the SEWER county teach
ers next Friday, in Joseph city.
Mrs. Cannon was absent from her
classes yesterday because Of the Illness
of her little daughter The little girl
Is better today, and Mrs. Cannon Is
back in school.
The students are looking forward
with great anticipations for literary,
Saturday night. Miss Babcock VIII
give q recital The older students
know what to expect and this years
students are anxious 10 learn
Superintendent II. p. Brown, of Mil
lard county, spent the day in visiting
the classes--talkin& with old acquain-
tances.
Mrs. Dusenberry attended the Mo-
Tiers convention held in Salt Lake
City, where she read paper.
The class in zoology Is now busy with
the mysteries OF taXdermy, and though
the work Is very tedious and delicate,
the members express themselves as be-
ing well pleased with the work.
The music department IL very busy
now. The opera. Daughter OF the
Regiment" Is being prepared for com
mencement exercises. Besides this
work the class Is preparing for a musi-
cal that will come of before this time
The elocutlon classes expect to fur
nish the best and the last program for
the Literary society, for this year.
They are now getting out play en-
titled. "Womans Honor" The school
Is expecting a good deal from this ef-
fort. for we certainly have great talent
in that line.
Next Saturday preliminary contest
association has offered a prize OF five
dollars to the class that viii carry OF
the most points on this day. As re-
suit Of this each class is working its
hardest. and a thrilling contest is ex-
peoted.
Mr. Ernest Seton Thompson, the FAM
GUS lecturer win be here about the mid
die Of April TO deliver his lecture on
ffkNt1I Lot l..
The class In school supervision has
prepared a report form providing for
reports on many new features such as
the number Of students whose sight
and hearing Il not good and whose
health does not warrant their attend
anoe.
Everything has been arranged for
the first athletic contest Of this season.
II is 10 take place az Provo on April
goth between the L. ID. s. college and
the academy. The contest begins at
10 o'clock with n game Of baseball. At
2 o'clock the sports will recommence
with a game Of basketball between the
boys; followed by the same between
the girls. The track sports will be
contested IN the following order; Fifty
yard run. ore-hnlf-mile run. two-hun-
dred.twenty-yard hurdle running broad
Jump. stand high jump, pole vault.
throwing the hammer and putting the
shot A ball will be given in the eve
ming in honor OF our visitors"
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.
Logan, April 12--The spring term
opened Tuesday with rather light at
tendance 4 few students, still under
quarantine will re-enter classes IN a
few days; few others will withdraw.
Profs. Linneld Merrill and widtsoe
attended the Dairymen's association
during conference week, each present.
Ing paper.
Others In Salt Lake City during the
vacation were President Kerr, Profs.
Snow. swendsen and Misses Baker and
Holmgren.
During Director widtsoe's absence a
young director put IN an appearance at
the Widtsoe cottage II is claimed that
he will be director In fact.
SURVEYORS have been at work LAYING |