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registry imperfect. President Kerr bought
several me animals for his own herd.
Ut Kari Moench has organized several
classes in German, French and Spanish
down town. II was voted at the last
ldeulty meeting, on President Kerr 5
SUGGESTION, that members of these classes
pe registered as college students and be
gwen credit on the college records fer
work done under Or. Moench. There are
about forty students in all
AT the county Sunday school convention
held in the Presbyterian church Friday
and Saturday, Professors Hin. YOder
ana Engle gave addresses on The Young
Man IN the Sunday School Walks in
of the Sunday School" respectivelv.
Mrs + W. Robinson will give a Hal
lowe ii,'s en- party to the mature young ladies
Clara Nelson, a graduate from the do
nnesuc arts manual training course and
a resident OF Bear Lake, is visiting in
Eight new compound microscopes have
been ordered for the biological work
The old general museum has been df-
Nlded and distributed among the depart
nents OF agriculture, biology and geology
museums are being started in connection
with the domestic science department
Inc dormitcry people are planning to
give a general reception on the evening
The college committee on entertain
ment Is discussing the matter Of the an
nuai reception to students.
Inc college team wOnfa signal victory in
football over the deaf mutes last Satur-
DAY: They play on the college campus
school team 1t is expected that the
te5Sners and many students from Ogden
viii witness the game.
Professor Wright went on Wednesday
10 several of the settlements in the
south end Of the valley to consult prac-
tlcal apple growers as TO their most sue
ceSStul fruits and methods.
Mrs. Cotey has organized a new class
IN sources, composition. history and bot
any OF commercial foods. A museum of
foods is being collected from manufac-
turers. Great enthusiasm in the work
prevails.
A not unimportant branch of labor in
the sewing department at present is the
keeping in repair of the uniforms of
the football team
The next programme of the Progressive
Literary society includes a song, recita-
ton. paper and a debate on the woman
suffrage question.
The Agricultural College Debating So
cleIY, among its other exercises on its
next programme. has a debate on the
failure of cO-educatiOn.
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with Miss Pollock on Wednesday at
$50. Teachers of the third grade with
MRS. Elliott at 3:45 on Thursday. All
meetings this year are held in the city
and county building, in the teachers
room.
A very pleasant farewell party was
given by the teachers of the Longfel-
low school on Thursday afternoon in
honor of Miss Kate Moore, who left on
Friday for her new position in Seattle
The room had been beautifully dec
GRATED for the occasion, and a most
delicious luncheon was served. The
guests from out of the school were
Misses Loda, Williamson and McFau
all OF whom had been associated with
Miss Moore in her work in the Long
fellow school.
The truant officers who have been on
duty for the past few weeks have done
very efficient work in restoring to their
respective schools the youngsters who
imagined they had business elsewhere
The officers have been both courteous
ana considerable in their treatment, and
IL is to be hoped that the parents con-
cerned are duly appreciative of their
efforts.
The custom prevailing among some
u the teachers. or transferring a DOR
ton Of the beautiful flowers which are
iaVished on them to the hospitals. is a
most commendable one and greatly an
preciated by many of the patients
rom out of town, especially. Miss
Heikes of the Lowell school has ALWAYS
been an active worker along this line
and any flowers sent to her will be
used for this purpose.
At a meeting of the Eighth Grade
Literary society OF the Oquirrh school
Friday the following programme was
given:
Piano solo. ''Secoud valse".
49, .---..-------...S Sarah Wilson
Reading. Mrs Caudle Has Taken
colo ,.-........... Dean Workman
violin solo, Hearts and Flowers
-. Louise Root
Reading OF paper Orvy Post
Piano solo, The Dying Poet"
$500. ..-..-.-- .-...-.... Winnie Ross
A literary society has been organ-
lied in the Oauirrh Eighth grade with
the following officers: President. Har-
old Brown; vice president Flora We
Der; treasurer. Harold Lamb: score
tary' Sars h Wilson; sergeant-at-a~ms
Ernest kearns: editor. Orrie Post: as
sistant editor, Carrie Vincent; commit
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Club Notes.

CLUB Notes.
The ladies of Unity Circle will meet
on Wednesday at 2:30 o'clock at the
residence of Mrs. c. E. Watson, 131
Second East street, to continue their
work for the Christmas bazar.
meeting of the Council OF Jewish
Women for Bible study win be held at
on Wednesday. Rabbi Reynolds viii
lecture.
Mrs. ]. d. Spencer will be hostess
at the Poets Round Table tomorrow
afternoon. Bret Harte is to be the
poet with mrs 3 lawns " a IN the ohar'
On Wednesday morning Mrs. r. n.
Little entertained the Authors club.
The study of English literature is be-
ing pursued with interest by it's men,
bers.
The reception to be rendered the Wis
iting club women by Provo on Thurs
day evening promises to be an elabo-
rate affair. 1t will be held in the
Knights of Pythias hall.
The Ogden Historical club will sub
NIT a new constitution for the State
Federation at Provo this week and
move its adoption.
81 3 6
In consideration of the fact that
some of the clubs think there should be
another candidate in the field for the
presidency of the State Federation. the
name of Mrs. r. E. Little has been
mentioned.
= o S
A meeting of the Reapers' club will
take pa ce tomorrow afternoon at the
office of the Womans Exponent The
programme for the new year will be
discussed.
q I. Is
The tenth anniversary of the organ
ization OF the Utah Woman's Press
club will be celebrated on Thursday.
Get 81, at the home of Mrs. c. c. r.
Wells in the Constitution building. The
officers for the ensuing year will then
be elected.
@ 8 s.
Mrs. Hemphill is the delegate elect
ed by the Poets Round Table to attend
the State Federation.
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\ most enthusiastic mothers meet
Ing" from which no fathers were ex-
cluded, was held at the Washington
school on Fridcy afternoon. Miss
Lawson of the beginners grade gave a
model recitation with a class of tiny
people. and Miss Tena Mcknight of
the third grade presented a fine class
in reading from that grade. After the
children were dismissed a permanent
organization was effected with the Of
hcers of last year.
\ meeting Of unusual interest was
held at the Lincoln school on Friday
afternoon. The officers of the Parents
club of last year were present as well
as large number Of the patrons of
the school. Miss Pollock was asked TO
give an informal talk TO the teachers
and parents, and responded with a
most able address on The Home and
the school," urging a closer and more
vital relationship between the two. The
1ollowing officers We're elected for the
year, the first two being reflections Of
last years corps. Mrs. Smith. presi-
denti Mrs. Van Elm, vice president:
Mrs. Long, secretary and treasurer. Al
executive committee Of three, consist
ing Of Mescames Kimball, Poulton
ana Burton. was elected. The work OF
the year was discussed and a house
party planned to be given at the home
V MIS- 4uulABM III lfle near future.
The club viii hold it's meetings oncs a
month in the school,
II would be quite a lesson in school
management. drawing. arithmetic,
neatness and general good sense. as
well as sewing. TO visit Miss Van Colts
room ana see the work done there by
TIE tots who are making their own
Lays for waste paper TO be placed at
the side OF each desk. a quantity OF
dark green gingnam was provided for
the purpose. and for a drawing lesson
each child rfade himself a pattern.
carefully ruled with all necessary lines
Of guidance in the work of sewing 10
follow later. The results have been
marvellous and most gratifying TO a
painstakiniy teacher.
The teachers Of the WASHINGTON
school have again formed an associa-
ton OF themselves. and under the able
leadership of their principal. Miss
Qualtrough. viii take up the study of
English literature.
The meetings for the coming week
are as follows: Teachers Of the sec
End grade with Mrs. Elliott on Tues
day at a:45. Teachers Of the first grade
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Ladies, Literary Club.

What Shall the Twentieth Century
Eat?' was ably discU 7sed at the La
dies Literary club on Friday by Mrs
. +. Allen and Miss Pincomb. pro-
lessor OF domestic science at the uni
Nersity. Mrs. Allen gave an instruc-
tive talk and Miss Pincomb followed
with "A paper on the relation of do
nestle scie Nce to the home and to the
schools Mrs. MCVicker supplemented
their papers with a few remarks on
the necessity of making practical use
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Daughters of the Pioneers

Bishop o. +. Whitney and Mr.. Jo-
seph kimbali addressed the Daughters
Oh the Pioneers on Thursday afternoon
At thelr regular meeting held at the
home of Mrs. q. u. Pvper. They de-
scrlbed in an interesting manner the
struggles OF the pioneers. the hard
ships endured in crossing the plains
ana the hardihOod, cheerfulness and
determination to conquer all dificul-
ties which characterized the early set
tiers. Mr.. Kimball dealt with the peri
Cd preceding their entrance into the
valley Bishop Whitney continued the
sketch from 1S47.
A voca! selection was rendered bx,
MIS-. Marion Whitney DinwoOdev. a
duet by Mrs. DinwoOdey and Mr..
Pyper. an instrumental solo by Mrs
Syteila Clayton and recitation by
harma Thatcher. Badges Of sage
green were distributed among Tho
members TO be worn as the insignia of
the club. Mrs. Sarah E. Richards
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tee on bylaws. Clarence Cornell. lydia
fireman, Winnie Ross; committee on
programme, Maud Naylor. Harry F'al-
las, Marguerite Harris; committee on
decorati ton, Delphia Stewart. EIwood
Ritter. Louise Root
Miss Louise Harrison. one os salt
Lakes best primary teachers. who for
merly taught in the Hamilton school
Is now in Tacoma. Wash. where she
occupies one of the best positions. Miss
Harrison is delighted with her position
and with Tacoma
Mrs. Miller of the Grant had a very
interesting programme in her room
FRIDAY afternoon. which was much en-
Joyed by all. The programme was as
Song, Lead Kindly Light School
Recitation, "Old Shoes. Alex McCIilI
RECITATION, Nine Little COLLINS"
- -....---....--.... Alice Martin
Headlng .....-.......- Madeline Parsons
Recitation. Bruce M,Irdocl-
song, Where the Blue Hills Rise
Lillian Joynt. Alice Martin and
Sallie Lachman.
4secitatloh- --.-....... Harry Baysinger
ISScitdtlon- -----.-..... Hazel Bougard
recitation Our Two Opinions"
.:.:-..-... Sallie Lachman
-..----...-..-...... Lille JOvnt
Song, Hay Making. school
At the Lincoln school on Thursday
last the following Walter Scott pro-
g 9I'all was given by the pupils of the
Sketch of Walter Scott ..
49, ..:.-.-.-.... Anne Mathews
outline of The Lady of the Lake -
--.-----.-------.-.. Marie Wall
y eOcdi SOLO. .--.-...-.---G Grace Hennessy
selections from The Lady of the
LAKE 1900 ---.-..- .......
Joe Thomas. sibyI Hansen, Tina
Young and OrsOn May.
II lano SOLO: Stella Poulton
-oCiilhNar Klde' 800. Ruby Morley
Battle scene from ''Marmion''.
-....-.--.--.- ,.-.-....... Nellie Love
lass paper. .-.-..-- Newell Clayton
On Wednesday morning at the Low
ell school the time devoted to morning
exercises was spent in lesson on .s-rbe
ARE or property Public and Private"
ne lesson had been outlined through
oy the teachers and the children on the
various ways of taking care of All
DuliclngS, lawns, grounds, and propertv
IN general. Much damage might he
aVerted at this time of the wear If
more stress We're laid on the nafter ~
the public duty of treating an nrone,.tI
from public standpoint. During The
present week good opportunity pre-
scented itself for many a lesson along
this line.
visitors of the Twelfth during the
week were Mrs Guernsey. Miss Mort
MISS Pollock, Mrs. Wilson and Mrs.
Woolrich. .
Thomas White. a student of the
Union school. has kindly loaned tbe
school a fine collection of fifty pictures
for use in the various rooms during the
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Woman's Club.

Mr.. II. 5. stowe had charge Of the
prcEvC rlme at he Woman's club on
Tuesday afternoon. She gave a
thoughtful review of ''The Crisis" bv
Winston Churchill. which held the
closest attention OF those present As
the State Federation convenes on
Tuesday. a special business meeting
wiz be held on Monday afternoon. the
regular meeting being postponed until
Nov. >, when Mrs. 4. V. Taylor will be
the touic Civer
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PROVO CLUBS.

The Nj: eteenth Century club met with
Mrs. HaVercanp Friday afternoon
The greater part of the afternoon was
taken up with business pertaining to
the federation. which meets i'm Provo
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday of
next week.
The club extends a cordial invitation
TO the public to attend these meetings
After recess the club listened to q
very interesting review of THE CIois-
ter and the Hearth" given by Miss
Pond.
Mrs. Rice was a guest of the club.
Mrs. Num- has been elected to repre-.
sent the Nineteenth Century club at
the federation.
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Agricultural CnIIeua

Miss Mamie Morrell. special student
to assist Mrs. Cook in the sevsinpt, g go
partment. More than 100 girls are now
studying this branch of Industry
president Kerr and Professor IfnfieId
spent part of last week visiting the
great cattle range of Mr.. Fox north OF
pected to buy some tboroughbred cattle
Tor the new college herd. hut found the
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At the Reviewers club tomorrow
afternoon an original story will be read
by Mrs. J. c. Royle. An impromptu
talk on Henry Tanner will be given
by Mrs. Bennett as supplemental to
her paper of last week. and the pro-
posed amendments to the constitution
of the State Federation will be dis
cussed by the club.
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teachers for the good of the children.
- rfleay University Guitar and Mando-
IN club was organized with John W.
ConOle, president; r. w. GrOo, business
manager; MISS Kay Jones, secretary and
treasurer, ana Mr.. g. ID Schpttldr in
dney meet next Friday at 2:S0 for their
first lesson.
Senator's from twenty-nine states an
sWered present to roll call at the senate
meeting thursday Senator Garner WAS
elected president pro TEN. 1t was an
hounceG that at the next meeting the
president s message would be read. the
committees appointed and that regular
0rQer or business would be carried out
seven new members We're admitted
the Democrats will hold a caucus to-
morrow at go in room So. library build
ING. Inc republican caucus will be held
at the same hour.
The public meeting TO be held nv the
Zeta Gamma society is postponed one
week on account OF the reception given by
President kingsbury Friday evening. The
meeting VIII be held next Friday evening,
When Governor Wells Will address the
society.
The following programme was carried
out at Normal society meeting Friday:
Normal medley paper. L. z EIggren: de-
bate-keSoNed, That eastern teachers
should be employed in the public schools
OF Utah; speakers were, affirmative L.
T. Elggren, Harold Golf; negative l. J.
Muir, owen Carter. The judges gave the
decision to the affirmative
AT DR.. kingsbury's reception Friday
night Coach Holmes told the football
bows that they must go home early. When
Mr. Holmes wasn't looking, one of the
plgSkfn puncherS' turned the hands OF
the clock back. Mr.. Holmes stfll has the
Impression that the boys retired early.
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There are thousands of people. suf-
fering u2told torture from piles. be.
cause OF the popular impression that
they cannot be cured. TABLFR'S
BUCKEYE PILE OINTMENT will
cure them and the patient win remain
cured Price. 80 cents, in bottles
Tubes, rs cents. Van Dykes Drug
Store. cor. Main and Sd South.
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Mr.. Geoghegan of the board of edu-
cation visited the Jackson school on
Friday.
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The eighth grade of the Union school
has organized a literary society, a list
Of whose officers will be published next
week.
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Miss Jenkins of the Lincoln school
spent Thursday morning visiting the
third grade at the Lowell school in the
rooms of Miss Hoag and Miss Van
Colt.
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Miss Meeks substituted at the Wa
satch school one day last week.
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CIeofan-

ON Tuesday afternoon the regular
meeting of the Cleofan was held at the
home of Mrs. Clara NJ Clawson. A
comprehensive Summary of English
constitutional History, beginning
with the time of King John. was given
py Mrs Susie r. Wells. An interest
ing discussion followed. The business
or the meeting consisted in the cleo
ton of Mrs. Clara NJ. Clawson as vice
president pro TEN during the absence
OF Mrs. Julia Taylor in New York.
Mrs Emmeiine Wells was elected del
Ggate TO the State Federation An ap-
preparation OF $40 was made for three
prizes TO be awarded in the public
schools for the best original and ar
lstic designs submitted in charcoal.
pencil or water cOlors. the appropria-
uon 20 De divided as follows: Two dol
lars 10 the fourth and fifth grades: SO
70 the sixth and seventh: IS to the
elghth. The prizes are to be given
through the Art Institute, which holds
its public exhibition in Social hall dur
ing the month of November
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Miss Nellie Healy of the jackson
school has resigned her position to ac-
cept position in the Ogden schools.
Miss Healy'S place viii be filled by
Miss Mamie Meeks.
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of the tenets of domestic science.
\ solo by Mrs. Percy Somers- Cocks
and instrumental music by the Ander-
son quartette added to the pleasure of
the afternoon.
The current events and current lit
erature sections will meet Friday,
Nov. ], at o'clock. with the following
programme: Anarchy" Mrs. Hutch
inson; review of The Crisis" Mrs.
PaTmalee.
The Shakespeare section will meet
this week on Monday morning instead
OF Wednesday. on account of the meet
ing of the Federated clubs.
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Reviewers, Clnh

Smith will entertain the club at its
next meeting on Nov. "a
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Mrs. Hal Brown was a visitor at
the Lowell school on Thursday last
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The new directory of the city teach
ers is in course of preparation and will
be issued. it is hoped, sometime during
the coming week.
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Miss Bench of the Jordan school
spent the morning visiting Miss
Stranchfield of the Longfellow school
Friday.
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Miss Mary A. Christensen has been
appointed to fill the place at the Ham
nton school made vacant by the trans
fer of Mrs Mabel Held TO the Lo<en
school.
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Miss Tibbitts will take the place of
Miss Gettings at the Hamilton school.
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i tied the Sumner school on Thursday

TIED the Sumner school on Thursday
last.
Visitors at the Oquirrh last week
were Mr.. James G. DoolittIe. Misses
Barnes and Matte Sanders of Kays-
vile. Miss Harrald of the LINCOLN
eighth grade. Miss Caroline Harrison
of the Sumner. Miss Cora Mcknight.
and Mesdames Wilkinson, Gray, C R.
johnson, Snelson and Bolman.
Mrs. Hal Brown was visitor at
the Lowell school on Thursday last.
Miss Bench of the Jordan school
spent the morning visiting Miss
Stranchfield of the LongfelIow school
Friday.
Miss Nellie Healy Of the Jackson
school has resigned her position to ac-
cept a position in the Ogden schools.
Miss Healy's place viii be filled by
Miss Mamie Meeks.
Miss Mary A. Christensen has been
appointed to fill the place at the Ham
ilton school made vacant by the trans
fer of Mrs. Mabel Held TO the Lo[9n
school.
Miss Tibbitts will take the place of
Miss Gettings at the Hamilton school.
Mr.. Branting of the school board
visited the Sumner school Thursday
last.
Miss Stella Watson of the Park City
schools is spending a few days in
town with her parents. Miss Watson
VIII visit the city schools on Monday
and return to the Park for work
Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Elliott spent the early part of
the past week at the Lowell school.
supervising the work of her depart
ment there, and giving help to teach
ers and pupils.
The eighth grade of the Union school
has organized a literary society, list
OF whose officers will be published next
week.
Mr.. Geoghegan of the board of edu-
cation visited the Jackson school on
Friday.
Miss Meeks substituted at the Wa
satch school one day last week.
Miss jenkins of the Lincoln school
spent Thursday morning visiting the
third grade at the Lowell school in the
rooms of Miss Hoag and Miss Van
Colt.
The new directory of the city teach
ers is in course of preparation and will
be issued. it is hoped. sometime during
the coming week.
Little Jane Kimbau. whose arm was
broken last week while running after
a football, has so far recovered as TO
be back in the Union school pursuing
her regular studies.
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Miss Stella Watson of the Park City
schools is spending a few days in
town with her parents. Miss Watson
Will visit the city schools on Monday
and return to the Park for work
Tuesday morning
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airIoOI

Gold medal (highest prize) awarded
Three Crown Baking Powder. Gold
medal Three Crown Spices; Gold Medal
Three Crown Flavoring Extracts Merit
viii tell Buy the best and -lr will
never be deceived.
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Mrs. Elliott spent the early part of
the past week at the Lowell school.
supervising the work of her depart
ment there, and giving help to teach
ers and pupils.
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Mr. Branting of the school board
visited the Sumner school Thursday
last.
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Mrs. V. A Stickney. s1,perinte1den+
OF the American Home Finding asso-
citation, spent Tuesday morning at the
Ninth '--
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Miss Siddoway of the Emerson pre-
scented model lesson in Speer arith-
metlc before the teachers of the second
grace at Miss Pollock's meeting on
Wednesday afternoon
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The pupils of room 10 at the Ham
llton school held their first debate on
Friday afternoon last A short mu-
slcal programme was given, and the
following pupils took part in the de-
bate: Ruby Smith. Jennie Reich. Bert
Hilton and Mack Crome.
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Little Jane Kimball, whose arm was
broken last week while running after
a football, has so far recovered as TO
be back in the Union school pursuing
her regular studies.
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year. The entire number is of large
size and well mounted and from such
artists as Hoffman. MnIet, Rosa Bon
heur etc