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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1902-04-03
They We're All Listening.

1t is an amusing matter sometimes,
and sometimes not, to talk over rural
telephone line and lind that nearly all
the patrons of the line principally the
women Of families on the line) have
their phone receivers down and are tax
ing in all that is being said. The patrons
living in the country have little enough
to liven the hours, and it is no wonder
that they listen when they hear the
phone ring, even if it is for somebody
else. Town women have their gossip
exchanges and their sewing bees and
their neighborly calls, at which they
can open their store houses of gossip,
but the country women cannot visit
each other so easily, so they hail with
delight the substitute of the rural phone,
which they use to talk to half the
women in the township around them,
and they can hardly be blamed for
listening to all that goes over the line,
even if it is not meant for their ears.
The amusing part of the matter comes
in when the listeners are caught in the
act. Sometimes the persons talking
surmise that the patrons all along the
line are listening, and make SLY remarks
con one side" that make the eayes
choppers ashamed of themselves. And
the latter cannot of course shut up the
phone until the conversation is ended,
for fear Of being heard.
We heard a funny instance of the
communistic plan that is followed by
the women on the rural party lines. A
Leon business man was calling up q
farmer whom we will call William Jones,
with whom he had little business to
transact. He called up Williams house,
where there was a phone, and Mrs.
Jones informed HIM that William was
not at home, but was at his brother
Johns. The Leon man said "All right,
will call up john" But just then
another voice put in, and Mrs. John
Jones piped up, ooh, Mr.. Blank! Will
liam is not here now; he just went ovel
( to his brother PETERS. But they have
q phone too" GAIL right" said the
business man, 81 will call him up al
Peters," And Just as he was on the
point of hanging up the receiver to rims
again, another female voice chimed in
ooh Mr.. Blank, this is Mrs. Peter Jones
William is here, and if you'll wait 6
minute will call him." And she trip
ped off to call William, while the bust
ness man smiled broadly to himself
and wondered how many more womer
had their ears up listening to what hi
was going to say.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1902-04-03
He Kept His Lea.

Twelve years ago ]. w. Sullivan, of
Hartford, Conn, scratched his leg with
rusty wire. inflammation and blood
poisoning set in. For two years he suf-
fered intensely. Then the best doctors
urged amputation, "but," he writes
81 used one bottle of Electric Bitters
and /! boxes of Bucklen's Arnica Salve
and my leg was sound and we'll as ever.'
For eruptions, eczema, letter, salt
rheum, sores and all blood disorders
Electric Bitters has no rival on earth.
Try them, Van Werden will guarantee
satisfaction or refund money. Only soc.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1902-04-03
ReIlefIn Six Hours.

Distressing Kidney and Bladder Disease
cured in six hours by New Great South
American Kidney Cure" 1t is a great sur
prise on account of its exceeding promptness
in relieving pain in bladder. kidneys and back
in male or female. Relieves retention Of
water almost Immediately. Ii you want quick
relief and cure this is the remedy. Sold by w
Z. Stempel Co, Druggists, Leon, Iowa.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1902-04-03

The government inspector for rural
mail routes was here Saturday and gave
an examination to the applicants for
the route north of town. Ernest Wilson
and Guy Doolittle took the examina.
ton. The route has been changed con-
siderably from the one originally laid
out.-Garden Grove Express.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1902-04-03

DR.. Dudley had his Office furniture
packed and expects to leave to-day for
St. Paul. Mimi. Mrs. Dudley will not
go at present but will visit her parents
at Leon. The doctor is dentist of ex-
ceptional ability for which his many
patients will vouch. They will be missed
in the social circle of our community
and will leave host of friends behind
who wish them success in their new
ld.-Garden Grove Express.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1902-04-03

The Ira Hammond case, upon appli-
cation by defendant, and legal affidavits
filed by his counsel affirming that he
could not get just and impartial trial
in Decatur county, has been removed to
Ringgold county and set for trial at Mt.
Ayr April 81. 1t does not occur to u.
that the defendant can secure much
benefit from the change considering
Ringgold's recent experiences in pro.
ceeding against iminals.-Lamoni Pa
triot.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1902-04-03

Speaking Of the change of venue to
Mt. Ayr of the Hammond case by Judge
Towner, the Mt. Ayr news says:
The Hammond trial will attract nearly
as much attention throughout the state
as did the Hunter trial, though of course
will not interest Ringgold county people
so much, as the parties are not known
here. The nature of the case will pre-.
vent the large attendance of ladies
which was a feature Of the Hunter trial.
1t is likely that large special venire of
jurors will be drawn for use in the Ham.
mond case.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1902-04-03

IS. Browns fine residence had a
narrow escape from being struck by
lightning about O'Clock Wednesday
morning. Quite heavy electric storm
came up from the west in the night and
bolt of lightning struck large cotton.
wood tree standing IN front of the house
and demolished it. The tree does not
stand more than 20 feet from the house
and the conclusion broke most of the
window panes in the front of the house
and also one of Jos. Culver's and Miss
Sarah Shaw's house, which are on oppo-
site sides of the Brown residence. Little
Major Russell was the only one in the
house who was affected by the shock, he
sleeping toward the front of the house
and near an open door. 1t was a close
call and would have proved disastrous
had the house been struck. The resi-
dence is insured and the glass bill will
i be settled by the insurance company
Garden Grove Express.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1902-04-03

A donkey is a short-sighted ANNA
that has eaten his laurels.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1902-04-03

Try Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets, the best physic. For sale by
Alexander.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1902-04-03
When You Buy Bluinu

insist on getting Russ Bleaching Blue. Don
take cheap imitation. All grocers. lOc
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1902-04-03

In certain writing the truth must be
read between the lines.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1902-04-03

Foley's Kidney Cure if taken in time
affords security from all kidney and
bladder diseases. w. A. Alexander.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1902-04-03

DR.. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is per
feet laxative. Sold by Van Werden.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-20
Ell 0id0 fn0.

Montado an una eilla para stra~
p&r uns mcaca sz1I, me- agarro sd
bitAmente del ef ejo, cuyos antiques
clsvos ceden. El mueble se der-iba
= enpuja al reloj, que errastra tras
ST los cAndelsros y los dos grAndes
jkrrones vacfos.
lido SO d sprende y dastroza:
He pcdido romper ~ chimeneA
y me quedo estupefactc por mucho
tiampc como al estaviera aguardan'
do qne estallara ar trueno bajo mis-
pies.
e perro ladrs en el corral
Mi abueio, enfermo y Acr stadc,
mo dice desda el cusrto vecino;
Chico, me parpca que he eacu
chado 90 rnido: lque ocurreP
- N&dA, abualc, lie contesto sin
ssber 10 cae digc; he deiado caer mi
porta~ plumR.
--iTa porta-plums; chiqoillo!
tn porta pinma!
Mi abueic se trandpilizs, SO in.
corpora ar o ado Gu n 3do, rnue tr .
una cara de sstisf sccion y, golpe&n,
dome ligeramente en- Ia mejilla, di-
Ce:
-Ah! Chiquillo, & nj ma Green
7ordo y All tergo ell ofdo auIanen-
G6 mo-,
Julio ReNOgd
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-20
IA CORRRSP0NDRNck DR pUlRfO RICO 20 Dc SsPrsMRE Dc 1905
RoCtif ACTON
de las listas
con motive de Ia paga
del ejerclto cubano.

Con motivo de la rectifcacion
de las lis tss del Ej6rcito cubAnc, pa.
"a prcceder a Ia aga del mismo, Ell
Presidenta e trsda nombr6 una CO.
mission de sltos militares en- IL que
fgura Ell jlustre Maxim Gomez
Paraca que SO prssentan obstA
culcs psra el Indicate t'sh jo, pues
indu 5ahlemente 80 han cometido
mex sctitudes sp las referidas listas,
para . jrer on claro las cuelos nom
bro Ell gobierno 10 &ludida comi-
sion.
Vssse 10 que, scerca de este
ssnnto, = en- IN & rafo del docu
ulento ii Elodo III ej6rcito q al pueblo,
dice el general M.xm mo Gumez.
ga sstents mil b ,mbres 80 hace
sscender el n6mero do combatientss; ;
y al reuear qae, sin embargo de
fuerzss tan respstsblss, no quadsra
81 general Weyler prieionero y AGO.
rralgdo en- cra quier rinc6n de CahA,
ESQ, 6 juieio de los que entienden
del mcdo como SO hizo la guerra en-
C1bs, no hsce mucho honor 6 sus
hijos; y yc por mi parte, como Cs
neral en- Jafe que 10 foi de ess pc
quef1o ej6rcito, tsn deeidido como
v&liente, ne sianso Rvergonzkdo Ia
vsz que pessndo sobre mi bastsnte
responsahiildsd por no habsr sabi'
do, en- ese caso. icigir Ia esmpsfa
con tan poderoso ei@ -cito supuesto,
desde luego; lie tai 1nsnera, que hu'
biege sido il d1jl la iatervencj6n ar
NADIA americana. que nos hs quit&do
una buena parta de- gloria ~ quien
saba cukntss TO as mAs!s
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-20
Sigue en- SuS treCe
Ia casa que tienbla
en- San German.
La base es solida, sobre
dura piedra.

Gspt- en- bre II La casa de dcf1s
Paz Velez, de San Gsrnsn, nigne
dando que pensar. El movinllentc
oscilatorio as tan perceptible 6 vo-
ces, qua los vecinos 10 notan 6 dis
tancis.
En- estas d'timss ncches los
tanblores han side muy rapatidos.
DNrarte el cfa Sc sienten bRstsnte
fuartes; no h*y ht rs eegcra pues 6
veces las intermitencias duran hasba
y 8 hor&s.
La casa est& eituads on u1s Go
las GALES onyo piao o. mas soliio
pues son renascos de pieara oure,
de ess aspsti i 4 de piedra amalgama.
da en- forn& de cimianto.
La construction es antigna de
hermosaa madeyas del pals cen es.
tante1 IL dc primers Glaze.
Dcna Maria de Ia Psz ha que.
dado dagconsplada con l. notioia de
no haher en- Paerto REG quien le
digs 10 que hsy & pnede hsber Gu al
sitio en- one esta euclav1da SD csaa
ISsrA poE ib.e, exeiama ellie, que en-
nj pals no hsya an hcmbre capSz de
svisar & sus satnejantes 81 eatan en-
peligyof
Tenga paciercis In sonora Va-
lez que una conisio1s dijo en- Martini
CO que no hAbia peijgro, y solo pc.
recieron 35.O00--!!
Eat Q sustos de volcRnes centti,
petog --terrkqreos y vclcanes polfti-
cos-tsrr6queos y volcanes acukti-
cos-msYftimos, vRnos los puerto.
rriquefIos & llegar & L. prasenciA Isl
Padre eterno mas desslinaios que
quedo don Qaijote aespues del man
ten
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-20
Jose del Hero.
(De maestro cogYesponsol drt5stico Sef1or
Ange1 @. Moroles

Madrid, Jnlio She aqut uno
de los buenos violiristas de II Esps.
fa contemporaries. Discf pu|c de Lee.
nArd, pudo .form0Tse 0rttsticdn,ente 81
lado del famoso maestro frances, 6a
una parsonslidsd cou mSrca1o Yelie
Ue, y un estilo p4'inaoros0: p todo 6sto,
undo III Aticismo de su elegantisir;a @
escuela, le colocs con cualidsdes me
ritfsimAs en- ell lugar praferente s
que tiene derecho so precl&ro talen-
to. .
Substitute personal del ce'ebre
violiniata Enrique Fernandez Arb6s,
qnien, poseedor por oposici6n de 10
plaza en- el Conservatorio, propto SO
cans6 del POGO ambiante artistieo de
su patriR y marcho & Londres de
professor de squel Conservstorip; !;
(puesto que on Ia Ectualidad dssem-
pens, megnificamente ret ibuido por
el gobierno ingles,) lego & an con {.
ttincante Hero, entertainments su 81
ito, y....icl1ro!.. como este ca ell
pals de las arbitrariedsdes = favori-
tismos, Arbos, CON In eficaz ayuda
de IL Infanta Isabel. posee dos pueS.
tca oticisles que, en- r. zon de ver-
dad, no debier& ser. r......
Sea de clio 10 que fuere, ell
c&so es, que CuantRs veces alguQ nj
nistro de Bellas Artes INSTRUCTION
P6blics, hA intentado lamar al 6rde,e
al Sr. Arhos, 10 Infanta Isabel ha in.
terpuesto su augusta influenciA, y
todo ha quedAdo en- su primitive ca
tAdo de ia0ctiUidoG ottcinesc0.
lEato one pcuebai Qae 10 mis-:
mo en- atlas qua bAjss esferas, reinA
como enfermedad cr6nica y tradicio.
nal, esa pol1tica nefasta de chonchN
lIos y erpedienteos, que acabArA por
hundir del todo & esta infoxtunada
n&cion, djgoa por todos conceptos
de mayor suerte y mas Arbitra de sus
destinos. ...........
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-20
DOna Ramona SiCard0.

Esta grGn artist', que ha sahido
probar ca ell O.nsefvatorio de' Ma.
drid sus titudes an al digino arta,
Y que vien rodt a Ia de brillaute &u'
reois, So espera en los q timos dias
de este me.
Ttse el propdsito, despuss de
eatsr unns iiaa acompafisda de su
familis, ds aarse conocer, daudo
conciertos en- IL Capital y alguuos
pueblos de lA isla. para 1espues fjar
su residenciA en- Ia Capital donde
dA1a lecciones y ser& muy m6dica en-
los estipendios.
Al dar 10 enhorabusna 6 su
aprsciable familis, 10 hacemos ex
tenaiva & 10 iuventud & In que sa le'
prssenta ana oportunidad de recibir
aAn buena anseffanzG.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-20
El trigO en- ESpa1a
ven EStadOS UnidOS.

La c 1sechA de trigo en- los Els.
tEdos u Uaidos SO calcula para Ell CO.
rriente a31o en- 900 millones de bus
hals: ea deer, j fsrior sr $50 milo
nes Ia del sfll anterior. De ese
total corresponder&n & L. expcrta'
con unos 140 millores de bushels
mieutras que la ex xportacion ordina'
ria de los EstAdos Unidos ma sido
siempre de 184 ml lillonas de bushels.
So cree que una gran parte de estos
1e4 miIlonas ir& 5 Au.trs'is, donde
le sequfs smanazh destruir Ia cose'
chs
Sagd1 calculos oficiales, ID cose
cha de trigo re este Fl en- Espsffs
Sc c. nde-a & "A millones 60 hect6li.
tr-s, 8 seSn n millones de fame
gas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-20
Nodriza Gr!,i0lla,

ELS viene ia H!la absjo, ella va.
ne de las Islss como pu p&iaro biz5-
rro, vestida con 81 plumsje dc So
bata de grsndes rgyas slpsrili&a Y
rcssdns Su ahusio fz6 asolavo 10.
gro, JY de que mistericsa pradera
afcifans?
Perc una gota olaaea rs Diata-
40 de u0 color sE&va Ia asp3rczs de
sd pisl toGsv1a porana
Seuts d. sobre un 5Snco DO los
Campoa Elsaos, u nodrizA tiene un
mo eobre su delanta!. 2 cants uaa
canci0n de Ia Martinics, canci6n no.
E6.ons, sobEe custro rotas, aiam pre-
lss mismas. Pero ell psfo no qEiare
cerrAr las pupilss Eatonces, ab~ien-
do con una mAno en corpif1o eerrado,
SAGA sc jover seno de cautchcc liso,
v Ell nifo sudoroso, mama con mas
fuerzs que dc costumbre.
Doe muchschitaa cue so aproxi.
man, sgsrrkdAs De su vestido, obser.
vsn sqNal curioso animal humane; y
despues hRblsn 81 dido, y una de
las dos explica Ia otra, que las NO.
driZss blsrcEs dan leche y las mul&.
tss chocolate
Pierre I O9Li1/S
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-20
San Juan Fraternity.

Hemos recibido atenta invitaci6n
d8l CAbal,efo Supreme. Sr. Feruan'
dez N>sar, para el baile que se lie
varA & If 4cto msf1sna en- el <Hotel
Dim pee de s antnrce, CON motive de
It's fiaatas de San M&teo.
DAda Ia snimaci6n que reins en-
tre Ia juventud de San Juan y San
turcs y 10 pl overbial gAlAnterfs que
Ia c@rscterizs. resultar6 una espl6n'
d5da fie t..
Damos las gracias por 10 aten'
ci6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-20
Roberto Graham |ngeniero, M.I.LM.
TALLER DE MAQUINARIA, HERRBRIA
Fundioion y Carreterla. Ponce Pto-Rico.

Fabrcante mporado de toa case de maqunaras cadeas
motores.
APARATOS modernos para la fabrication de azar
ximun de rendimiento economic.
MATERIAL para Was para todo los servcos
MOTORES DE oETROLEO seneios econ6mcos
DRYASDUST, ell meor lONCONDUCTOR cubrr caderas
ubera etc. icon euyo empo del 20 por
cento de combusbe
ARADOS E IMPLEMENTOS de cultvo do JOHN DEERE PLOW
COMPANY de acero los mejore econ6micos, tuertes
liyanos duradero
Pldanse nformes peco references actora centrales toda
case aparatos moderuos fabrication azdca cuo
Ia cana maerales de odas classes para Dgenos ETC. ETC.
Mannd rs Ponce. Pto-Rlco
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-20
Russia ' la Puerta.

Fl G .bierno 0 onano &c neg6 &
Car Eat9risscion & torrederoa ru-
eca, dess ra2afos y con Ell pabal On
commercial russo, para passr por los
Dare g 1ejca. Russia protest6 contra
ssa4s actitud y IA dirigido una nots
4 La Pcerts exigiendo con iusisten-
cis que 50 atiauds & su petici6n. Sc
craa quo Ia PaartA acu5ir& q las
pcteucitas.
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Diario Diario
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Aecibop vcsve
dsIos
acsh shayavta arcs materials dosr
La COMPANIA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-20

NE sorrrenai6 81 principle, compe,
netran dome ma tarda del rlcsnce
que 6 elias DADA 81 ilu5tr S06aqut.
Ito -.
10y eqaf de nuaatro insigne
poeta Jct6 Guslbarto PAdilla, cusn,
do d.scrtiendo con Manuel dnl Pala'
clio, Ga sd &C ebra f3ileto tPara an
Palacio ua Cali e,a le staba cortA IL
viperins lepguG & cuantos uersos y
Ve.2Gs, salian de 81 pluma Atacando
i nuestra qusrida pAtria. Ellos in
terpretan tielne ate mi pen sAmiento,
y aplicAndolos s Is shominable con
dacta de Hero, digo con al poeta:
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ization may be affected shortly Jan. g..
President Morrell Of Cache stake gave
splendid talk to the students at
chapel last Saturday.
The Importance and thoroughncss OF
the work Of The college in irrigation
engineering cannot easily be overesti-
moted as is evidenced by the positions
held by some Of the graduates.
Mr.. r. ]. Gordon Of the class OF 1895
Is with the engineering corps OF the
Alberta canal in Canada at Sl25 per
month.
Mr.. j. s Parker Of the same class IL
IN the irrigation work Of the Montana
experiment station and Is also one OF
the photographers Of the United States
geological survey.
Mr.. A. 7, Slower also OF 1899 is one
Of the star Of the United States depart
nent OF agriculture In irrigation nyes-
tlgations
Mr. h. r. Fleming, a graduate Of 1900
II with the Wyoming experiment sta
ton giving his entire time to irrigation,
Mr., G. Il. Smith, class OF 1901, is with
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l., .. S. UNIVERSITY.

School adjourned yesterday till Jan,
., lgO3, that the students might enjoy
home life for season.
There was a lively debate on Wednes-
day morning from 10 to II on the Ques-
ton Are American Institutions in
DangerY' The affirmative side won
The debaters in Wednesdays discus
sion We're Brigham Clegg and Samuel
n. Wells, representing the married
section Of the student body, on the af-
llrmative, and Edward Day and John
L, Hicks representing the unmarried
section, on the negative
The grand ball at Chrlstensen's on
Friday evening, with which the school
closed for the holidays, was, as usual
an unqualified success, well patronIzed
and thoroughly enjoyed
We are sorry that Barratt han was
not large enough 10 permit reserved
seat for all that desired TO attend the
stephens recital on Friday. Each stu
dent mad the privilege OF inviting one
person. and that exhausted all the
seats
A lively program was carried out on
Friday morning Students Miner, Viii
ley, Woolley Webb and Misses Irvine
and Mulhall made three minute
speeches. and President Paul, Profs
Hnckley, Peterson and Widtsoe gave
one-minute sentiments appropriate 10
the occasion. A song by the school, re-
citations by Misses Palmer and Butler
and a piano solo by Miss Murdoch
completed the program,
The Christmas issue of the Gold and
Blue is very interesting number, It
was gotten out entirely by the student
managers without aid from the faculty.
Many of the students secured extra
copies for distribution among their
friends. Sample copies will be sent to
anyone interested in the dolngs OF our
students.
The champions won the game of bas-
ketball played on Friday at 43O p. M,
after the stephens recital But the
younger team made 1t decidedly inter-
esting for the champions who had to
work hard, The lineup was: Varsity
team Stanton, left forward; 0. Lund.
right forward; Taylor, center; Chrlsty,
left back; Richardson right back.
Gold team: Jensen, left forward; Boyle,
right forward; w. Lund. center; Far
rngton, left back; Murkeley, right
back,
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tuition, and many students and teachers
were indeed glad to meet her again af-
ter couple of years absence.
AZ the Christmas holiday season is
about on, the Gymnasium and the
assembly hall are kept quite occupied
with parties Tuesday night the Fourth
year students, rendered reception 90
the Faculty In manner that they may
be proud of. These students and teach
ers mingle together in having very
enjoyable time.
on Wednesday evening the Training
school VIII give program In the
chapel hall, to which the public is in
vlted
On Tuesday night, the First year
students will give bail In the GYM
nasium. This Will be the last dance at
college until the return Of the students
In January.
A program has been arranged to be
rendered In devotional exercises on
Friday previous 20 the dismissal Of
school for Christmas vacation. The
program will be suited TO the occasion
OF Christmas exercises after which
school win adjourn, and students and
teachers bid each other q merry Christ
man and a happy and prosperous new
YEAR
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BRIGHAM YOUNG COLLEGE

Logan, Dec. ia ball was given In
the gymnasium last Friday night, for
the students. Like all other college
was a great success, socially. and many
OF the students and their friends high
~ enjoyed themselves.
On Monday night when the moon was
fun Professor ID. G., Jensen. had his
physical geography class out. viewing
the heavens. They We're very.much as
sisted by w. II. Chamberlain, professor
Of astronomy. Professor Chamberlain
was the. means of getting telescope IN
the college a year or two ago. and this
instrument was made use OF Among
other interesting things viewed was the
comet in the vicinity OF Jupiter. The
students expressed great delight In the
practical lesson Of astronomy.
The use OF the ilthing office block has
been offered the college as means OF
providing for more room. Should this
offer be taken, the training school may
be moved hence, and the east building,
where the training school now Is, win
be used for the high school class rooms.
Mrs. Emma Kewley Osborn. who was
n very successful teacher in the Col
lege for several years. visited school
Yesterday. and spoke 10 the students
In chapel She expressed a great deal
OF fa.tisfactiOn and delight in return
ing 10 remark the growth vi the insii-