Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-18
wAUOE ON ART or ORAT0Ry
,.,.d T,,rsdan Delivers interesting Lecture
p.fre Weber Stake Academy Students
uu.Ine. in Distr'e' cour'-AoJo"f"ea
For the Term-Drower-free'
man Nupual.

IN onnortunity that Is seldom AFFORD
81 school was yesterday given the
s,,donts Of the Weber Stake academy
20 "a ,,o,r friends to listen to lecture
~ NV .,o NJ the worlds greatest TRACE
a,ors and orators, in the person OIL
s.1..tot, Warde. The large lecture
ta,, ,,as well filled with ladies' and
Gentlemen and students who were Ia
Soro5 with one OF the grandest literary
, ,o, MAT has ever been given in og-
Son As MIR. Warde entered the han ne
oroetod with hearty applause from
WaS 200 audience. The lecturer opened
.He ' ,ao'nre with the staement That
,hsre is no people on earth 'nat nus u
he,,er opportunity than the american
neonle TO gain progressive euucatloh'
Er Warde chose for his subject, arr
81 Oratory as illustrated ana ENenpH-
sed BIS Shakespeare.
Tbe lecturer stated that II Is neces-
.or,' Gov every student TO become an
aJe sneaker, so that when called upon
,ov he able 10 express his thoughts
,n natural and clear manner, and de-
,'lsad that in the days OF youth Is the
vs., time 10 prepare 10 become an ora
,os He stated that there Is no impedi-
,,srt Of speech or fault IN the voice
.hot cannot be overcome by practice.
Tbe best public speakers and orators
he said are those who use simple lan-
guage and brief sentences. ana ehdeaV-
400 tgHaY
or 10 sneak IN natural tone OF voice.
and have natural movements OF the
body. and advised those VINO aspired 10
become Gators never to lose their tenn
per ,..., .i. ororr,orte
ON The art OF Oratory" by recltlng IN
q very forcible and effective manner,
norts Of Shakespeare plays. lie ad-
,lsed those who study Shakespeare TO
burn All the commentators on his works
end study them in their pure and un-
dsdled state. Many times during the
Iscturer's able talk the Audience APP
plauded him. A hearty vote Of thanks
MAS extended Mr.. Warde by thise pres
emf for the grand literary treat they
enjoyed
BREWER FREEMAN NuPTIALs'
Marriage license was granted to
Charles II. Freeman, 80. OF san Jose,
Cal. and Miss Emma Brewer, 40, OF
Ogden, Utah.
DISTRICT COURT NOTES
The following matters were heard by
Judge Rolapp in the district court:
Al. 90, 81 tha aud
dauship Of Mary NJ, Pool, a minor the
petition for final account and discharge
Of Malola Pool, guardian, was granted
N the matter Of the estate OF Mary
Blsnch, deceased the hearing on the
petition for distributor was continued.
In the matter Of the estate Of VIM.
S. Geddes, deceased, Mary a, Geddes
was appointed Administrative Of the es-
tate with bond fixed at 500,
The ease OF Frank OVery w Diamond
Coal and Coke company was dismissed,
The stipulation for settlement Of the
case was filed last April and the con.
sent OF both was given for the dismissal
Of the case.
In the matter Of the estate Of Ernest
Nerhoth, deceased the final settlement
Of the estate was made, Mrs. Frost Is
the sole deyisee under the viii.
Court adjourned FOR the october term.
The next term begins ON Nov 3.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
AZ the Novelty Electric Theater
Spanish bull fight will be the interest.
Ing production for the next week.
Louis Cunningham and family have
removed to ogden to make their future
home.
John Bowman and Judge Bagley have
returned home from a tour of Morgan
county whore they have been talking
Republicanism.
Arthur Jarman of Idaho, who has
been visiting IN ogden with his brothel
Lorenzo Jarman, has gone 10 Kaysyille
10 visit with his parents before re-
turning home.
Charles Kircher has returned home
from pleasant visit to Chicago,
Judge Rolapp Will sit on the supreme
court bench In salt Lake during next
week.
Daniel Wler was given six months on
'he rock pile by Judge Howell for as.
aulung an old man named Kohler,
d A. Wright, secretary of the state