Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-30
,,uoRED WITH AsURpRIsE
s,.ue Academy Notes-Pushing
S''', .,,,ary OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
:" wife seeks a Divorce

IA tle naluS "
p'eh y '.de every preparation for an
tee way great pleasure, and their most
e''e Anticipation was ~, lu'' YEA. rIa,,
slAspI' ohout 1880 in the evening
iS'L ,.ored in the spacious nan OF
'A''y ,, ss,' stake academy most Of the
'n' W. ., the stake sunday school
Members " ,he officers with their wives
oQard, anp 0s earl also the members OF
aud savs,n,e'rs class, and their wives
wv V.~gsehearts and a rev ., MIA
guests .sd professor MOench. Pto'
dtpn Rs,liantyne was brought 10 'ne
iasg ps ,nd was truly surprised,
ACADEMY , to was called to order Dy
Toe sS FsrTin. who was chairman
Gtoys t ~ the following very pleas
ahT W'lg .n1oresting program was rem
e'S4 oob,eet Of the Gather
Rcnal% George ~ terrlh
NY MINUS. If Need Thee .Class
Optnlas gl''' va pres G. Il, Middleton
lnyocsVSonS" rganlzation and Work Of
SpeeCh ulSahlL"'' Ntoroni Marriott
Clas' .oio XXX. Miss Luella terrln
,,oSrIs ....,n"supt !. D. 800 paas
n-"S,rg .,..,,.,,.,..,Mr s' - 49,
H n,a,,rss Assistant supt, {. j. foSs
I...M ~ q ogden, on behalf OF me
Nep1' i.,ore cass, Of 1901, present.
oa ~ prof Balantyne with mag
r'hrent picture OF Mozart, ,o..,,oo
muos"' = prof Jos, A, Ballantyhe
chorus Scatter Seeds O. h ,Is,ara, class
,,...,. .,",o"Chor'S'e's 49,
,n., ,bs rendition Of the program al
NV s6lournea to the business de-
,,," n the academy where taoiess
ll'I @oer snread with the bounues oil
nau IA ana All partoOk of the snlnpt-
W, i' ,,nyreshnents which had been pre-
rarsj by the ladies, During the rep l.e,
David q Mckay acted as TOAST il'''s'V''
and VOL dld ne perform the TASK -,
"I y STAFFORD responded 10 the
toast "0ur Chorster u,.r ,us
To the toast Fault Finders MISS
Nettie Mckay responded n ,,o.
Toast -Four Part Singing was
toasted by Miss Lottie FoulgeT'
Iobn II Irvine responded TO the
toast 'Shirkers. a., ,saon,h
ON the progress Of the chorlSters work
IN thiS STAKE H., orso,
Benedlction was pronounced py Otsoh
Taylor
WEBER STAKE ACADEMY NOTES.
During the past week the class In
physics under Prof Lind. considered
he practical operation Of the different
klnds Of yoltalc-baterles Many in
strlctlye experiments were performed
to Illustrate the power and effects of
electric currents Of different strength;
cells. keys and saunders connected by
line wire were arranged In separate
rooms and the working Of the electric
telegraph was studied In detail.
On Wednesday the first year normals
ard first year high school organized
themselves into class under the direc-
ton Of Miss Nette Mckay the lady
instructor Of the academy, The class
viii b, known as the class Of 1908 Le-
roy Tribe was chosen president, and
Miss Msggy Story as vice president
with Miss Pearl Brown as secretary
and Hiss May Lindsay az treasurer
Pearl Brown, Marion Belnap and AL
bart P Powell were elected a COM
mlttee 10 select suitable colors for the
llaS and 10 present the same az next
Wednesdays meeting April 3rd.
IN the art department the students
2le taking up water color work, pre-
fifloU for ac' VI work OF color
SETTLING from nature,
On Thursday morning Elder William
T. yqll9ns, a returning Elder from tn
Slhhslern States mission. addressed
We Students Of the missionary class
Vt'y Interestingly.
u The evening Prof. ]. NJ. Mills. Of
ls L. D. college addressed the liter
siy society The hall was well filed
qua a select audience. The singing
NJ. S gone by the male chorus led by
, w, hsllantyne The Speaker selected
NJ, ns subject "Chrlst's Visit Upon
d d@ continent" His remarks were
sene1 70 with great interest as he
,.', y, Traced the prophecies leading
n. v tle mai event from the time OF
' 's.sAi ls 10 the day when the stll
,s 't voice penetrated the ears OF the
.1,a., OF this continent and the
y,..i appearance OF the Savior TO the
.sn'.@ The speaker cited many pas
/, i ~ lioI1 profane history illustrative
y uls subject under consideration. At
s,,. We a hearty vote OF thanks was
49, sl lne professor, and the male
Nh :, rendered very beautifully II
W nee Every Hour"
,,.~ lniay morning the basket ball
~. sa YIN friends, left for Logan TO
'5s' o. he beaten " W. i'OsN" '"
~ Students are continually belng
,5trlN, WIN the Academy register.
Nm "'''nulhg the lateness Of the sea-
M, S rlt vacation is announced for
r.. ''k Tor conference
','AlSa LIBRARY PROPOSITION.
clsa M. evening Y, the Public Library asso.
'ith my c,i meeting in the city hall.
sci I, ~ attendance OF those inter-
ar1se. us city council accepting the
gits MI Tor a public library for
s.uvs,a ne matter was thoroughly
4 pas,1, oy Judge Maginnis, and Jos.
,'bs ~, VINO presented ~ the meet
ino,bsr, porlance Of accepting the gift
I h ka,s meeting Of the association
hsi sekt Monday evening in the
raras O'Clock 20 further discuss
zen, ~. ana appoint a committee 10
sssl ,Hs matter before the city coun.
h I y. mat evening. '
\ conrn oiis.ooa that the law and fin a
On ,ba l.lee OF the city council 10 n
X VIII nlauer was referred last :,
ask ~ vport tayorably on the same Il
asly INA. MAJ the city council mani.
,,,, a'cep' the $4,000 gift. f,
WIFE WANTS NJ. . .
VoRCE. b
oo nSs 9 , fled in the Second dis.
lnr - Mrs. Annie ]. Corhurn Y
yinr ~. husband, +. W. Corburn n
NAM O ~, decree OF divorce The i
Ma, s,u \, alleges that The co,nia ., ane U
ig a. ,s Vsaen In 1890 that there are I,
irtn INV, rue o. said marriage three u
ndan, snat IN September. 1906 tho
cause AZ Selrled the plaintiff with Z
hildrsn S ~. mas failed 10 provide her
.rtfo,aa WIN the neoessaries N ne
'S plaintiff prays ' for "a q d decree cree,