The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-27

Of the Riverside, who is lying at the FTolv
cross hospital very IN with pneumonia.
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next Friday at the Fremont Mrs. Elliott
benefts of Art Training.
University Notes.
DIT. O. F. Seward viii con5,,e+ chan,
I exercises during the coming week.
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The Chronicle bail on Friday night was
/ successful IN every respect
DIT. J. Z. Talmage went to Ogden YES
LeIdaS 10 examine the landslide in ogden
MI l. J.. Young United States his
/ tory classes iiaye been organized into
! Lqur MUNICIPAL va cds and viii hold a
/ ely election very soon After the re-
/ specuVe tickets are placed in the. field
me StQoelts VIII spend ten days IN cam
Ihe fourth year normal students met
I last thursday and named a committes
on class pins, Of which Fred Museer is
I me CHAIRMAN They also selected the
{ ttoHoWlns students as contestants for the
n2hqr o. class historian: Arthur WellinE
/ II. b. Fly and Claude Richards and
I MISSES Lou Lewis, Beatrice Anderson
Jalle cutter and Berenice briggs The
/ class viii meet next Thursday 10 elect
class orator ard class poet
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training school last Friday night. wa a.
/ very pleasant affair.
.
z. A. Taylor, instructor in phvsieaI ee-
{ ography,. was absent from school part of
last week on account of his vaccination
The Zeta Gamma society met Friday
night ana reelected all the old officers:
Fl B. Fry president; Willard Burton
secretary and treasurer TbefT T1es5i re-;
viii Dc held an the university buildings
hereafter.
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The basket bah girls held their first
meeting since the holidays last Thurs
Miss Lydia SOeffner '01. was called
nome during the past week on account
81 me severe sickness OF her brother,
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Professor G. NJ. Marshall will address
the Normal society next Friday.
A letter was received from the Uni
NerS1Jy or Nevada on Friday, asking a
restatemenL of the question for debate.
The university boys had stated the Ques-
tiOn negatively: Resolved. That the GRO
motion OF industry by subsidy. bonus OF
bounty is not good policy for the United
States" so that the two sides of the
question would be more nearly equal
The Nevada boys called attention to the
fact that II is not in accord with the
best rules Of debate to state a question
negatively and therefore asked d re-
statement.
The contestants for places upon the
debating tedm met on Wednesday and
chose sides for the preliminary contest.
The Athletic association will give
dance and ksrmess & the physician buIld-
ms next Friday night
DR.. J. E. Talmaga viii address the
engineers At their next meeting upon
the subject, Mineral Deposits
Sven o. Nelson of the state board Of
equalization and Moses Evans of Lehi,
itCrs at the university during the week
Dr. J. T. Kingsbury was recently made
secretary Of the state board of educa-
tion.
Dr. Orson Howard read a paper before
night upon the subject of The Cell and
Cell Structure.
Instructor l. Z. Young addressed the
fourth year normais last THURSDAY upon
How to Teach History in the Grades.
High School.
The music Wednesday morning con
sisted of two piano duets played very ac-
ceptably by the Misses Flora and Pearl
Drehmer, and vocal solo by Miss Kid
we'll
on next Wednesday morning Mrs. VIII
liam Igleheart viii read from Kipling and
F. Hopkinscn Smith
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Visitors curing the past week were E
W. Wilson, Joseph Augustus, Mrs. Chill
cOOt ana Miss Thenia ChilcoOt Of cripple
Greek. Royal Miiliron, John Turner and
Frank Foote.
Principal Eaton. has spent some time
during the past week Ia visiting The
Eighth grades and talking tg them on the
high school course of study. Tuesday he
visited the Washington. Wednesday the
Jackson. Thursday the Graut-and Friday I
Of last week the Hamilton.
The second half years work begins !
ming then. About thirty new members l
are expected I'm the freshmen classes then !
from the eighth grade graduates.
Mr. Harwood's classes have been I
sketching from life this week, several OF 1
the teachers being their victims
A meeting of the senior class was held /
i'm the assembly room after school hours 4
on Friday. AIR Eaton addressed the class I
on the subject of c-ass spirit and school /
status of the mems of the graduating /
class The plans for commencement and /
school by prominent colleges of the cQun- /
try was also mentioned Superintendent /
Cooper, who was present on being asked I
20 speak to the class. gave a brief talk {
ON the position held BY the class and the
standard fl should maintain as an exam
pie TO the school bringing I'm the principle /
of .nobIesse Oblige.
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The football team held it's annual ban
uuet Friday evening al the Keny Be
sides the members of the team there We're
Clarence Mct'adden. ID. A Callahan. Ted
dy Callahan, Fred Leonard and Mr.. Nc
GTath. Lyndville Ritter was POSTMASTER
and many to8sJs were informally given
during the evening
a number of the senior girls are at work 1
on their Orations in the ID. A r. medal 4
contest TO be held next month.