Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-25

-, 1911 OF elections -.
substituted for H. ~ lot many si,s,
ceu u' zen n after the lrlgsent pfeser1u a
addt, "a me englneerirs,7 imam year 'psl
vo oar'loh TO the six Us courses tha,@ .
sear courses leadin year courses "Sl N
certificate. he ,'S S1lns to gradus,is three
tural, donevt,a adopted Tor nv, sbauon WITH
departments, arts, and 80 asrIcul.
arts course ,, gnd that The numerical
course be be- l %nlsh Is placticalily1 mechanic
four years 'VnS'hened from \ q trade
Professor Engle .a,
nnleeung In the eU,uulressed a nao..
his famnv" 'on' This gents, Satur.
ana his fam NJ wen as Professs,,o,sa !, ana
summer yona,{ expect 10 sra, fars
diana. ''oh with friends u NE
,Arlhur stover. 90 who
the depa ~, the Irrigation ihe en-.
spendlngp 'o''eent Of agncon,N,@.alon o,
in the r1t ieW days with biy 'ure' &
WIN ~ S'g His worl, for 6 H'S mother
headquar,ores dorado and Utah "lI9@
Osborn widtsoe. q, u.s
icai lab ,,,e WORKING In Inc stot ios been
physical o S'ory will teach no 'gm ehtu.
iege of s soiithcGs In the l.. n sI ana
year, '''"e ely the coris.
airs Fleming has eono o,..
comes fr"n, ner son, Burt r. m 'eei
In Hor VAN years postgnd,,a, WHO
no M t~tn oIu, to enter upon XIV Nors
sltv az 'sS V,o engineer in tho o. I- Sa,5
Mrs., MacEwan win on,
sophomore class at her bn,u.WLtain 70,
evening. "'' nome saturloy
BRIGHAM YOUNG ACCIDENT
Provo May 23.-Eyomt,o.,
LILY over and slghs Of relI,t 'ns an
ginning to be heard. '''''' are Dc.
da All Preparations for suc,o..,,..
pleted. ' week are Con-,
Many old students arc y,.,.
friends In the acaderov a, ,'s'uns hh
Dy3ulesuc meetings We're d.
ot,ay evening that the studogi ,,DI,'a
a1tcuu young peoples c0nferanec Asll
was held in the Stake taberp lcg 7lIta
Elder George Reynolds cor,.
rouI se 1l lectures on the Book y, iln'
i" "C',, 'nohuay evening This coma, ", I,
lectures seems to have been NM NM q
, ia'l, and has been thor@ggSSiisaaiJ
the Commercial COLLEGE o.-
n nar,,. /" very enjoyable ana attrs sS V
party tomorrow evening. "''he
The commercial graduates .bo..
IN number are writing sketcbs v'u' llhe
others lives for the "Wbio .,, VI 'aln
Ihe students are anxlously iO' ,ig n9e'
ward for the result. 'O'''as I0''
Last evening a large and er,hn.,,
audience Of students and tescbe ,,l'sue
IN College han to listen IN An, ,eis ,l't
per j. Grant. An the stnioa'N.' ne
Brother Grant and are alra,'. o'e
ana anxious TO hear him talk T5di
expectations We're more than rssig Hwy
NO one could haze given more ,rs r''1,l
ana encouraging remarks Than di1 XIX. ~
Apostle last night Students ,gbo ,r .as
almost ready 10 give I'D biqb a,ahj, gs'9
received new hope and energy ana 'diV as
ready 70 push on 10 success Tbi' ,U
so fuli OF power ana Inspiration MN
not be forgotten In the ae,dsmv o "s
when Brother Grant is ar ags1 oiu
| Japan, his words of epcouragsr,eS,,' ~
his great force Of cha,aIts1 mn a''u
source Of comfort and mspraton ~
students VINO are striving Ia do so,ne.
thing IN the world The address ws,
made douoly Interesting by ey,rso,s
| from Brother Grants own eyparlsreos
especially bis perseverance In lso,nlrs
to sing. lie accompanied blmsslf an
the piano ana sang little HMM orer
I which he sang who's on The rorls
Side" and The Holy Ctr.' Tbe or.
chestra was also present and plavei
some Of It's sweetest airs mix VIII,
will always be remembered with nieas'
ure and thanktulness,
The news that one Of our members
had passed the examination for West
/ Point with such hgh donors. and haA
been appointed cadet, struck the school
| like a thuuderb0lt Not because they
! did not expect Mr., Jarvis TO DO Just this
thing, but because very few Of the STU.
dents knew he had contemplated enter
ing the ranks for examination, and
therefore the surprise was a happy one,
! and one long 10 be remembered When
/ the new cadet allghied from the train
last evening he, too received sur.
! prise. All his classmates were
/ there to meet him with cheers
/ and flowers. He was lifted
bodily into a carriage and his admitting
| friends pulled him trlumphanlR
through the streets 20 the academy
where an impromptu but very inspiring
/ program was given in his honor Every
| person present seems to be 0verilowg
/ with patriotism, and every academy
heart beat With pride that our schools
again victor Thrilling and eloQuT
speeches. expressive Of the schools aP
| preclatlon. were made by PROFESSORS
| Tanner. Hickman BrmhaIl and Fran
| els Klrkham. As Brother JARVIS home
Is I'm 81. George, Miss Agnes Alsuh
Gang a Song Of the South " Mss AHCe
Reed gave a solo and Horace ssetIhs
sang"T The Star Spangled Banner shol'
sentiments were given by MISS Ma'ks1g
Orin Jarvis Miss schodeld ana Mss
Murdoch. But one Of the most pleasing
features Of this interesting program
was a short speech from Cadet JARVIS
In which he expressed his appreciation
OF the academy's teachings Ihe o ,.l
tion he received was almost 0yerWhellu'
inc but not superficial for every s.u'
dent and teacher In the academy ".
spects and admires Mr. jarvis io' 40
earnest efforts.