Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-12

suits and skirts, the handiwork OF girls
in the manual training work.
Prof. Jensen, chairman OF the com
mittee, IL working on an exhibit for
the Louisiana Purchase exposition at
ST. Louis. The departments OF agrlcul-
ture, domestic science, engineering and
mechanic arts and the experiment sta
ton VIII lie represented.
The enrolment In shop work is larg-
er than ever before and the new room
and equipment is being used to It's full
cnpoe,ty.
The Jensen Carnival company will
give AN entertainment In the assembly
hall next Friday evening. Shis is the
second number of the Lyceum course
and promises to even more than main-
tain the high standard set by MIR. Elias
Day, The course tickets will admit to
ball TO be given in the gymnasium
after the entertainment
The college orchestra Of 10 pieces un-
der the direction OF Prof Wilson. gave
matinee dance last Wednesday
The physiology classes under Prof
Ban have completed the study OF the
human skeleton and will use the re-
mainder of the term in a comparative
study Of the skeletons of different verte-
brates.
Professor Wilson addresses the teach
ers at the Woodruff on next Tuesday on
the subject of reading.
Mr.. w. p. Preston, Jr.. gave the col
lege nnc wild goose, which Is being
mounted by Professor Ball preparatory
to being placed in the museum.
The program for the Agricultural club
has been prepared for the year, They
have excellent material there and are
doing good work. Announcement wlll
be made later OF their special program.
F;of Merrill Mr. Stutterd and Hiss
Holmgren conducted a farmers insti-
tute at Lewiston asst Monday evening,
Professors HUT and Cotey and Mr..
Crockett performed a similar work at
Richmond, Both meetings were well
attended.
Last Monday Professor Clark went 90
Richmond I'm the interest Of the State
Dairymen's association.
A class OF students in agriculture from
the b. Y. G. came up during the week
to Inspect the live stock belonging to
tae Agricultural college.
Professor HUT has just received
full set OF botanical material from the
University of Chicago for his work
here.
Professor Yoders class in general
chemistry made a visit 10 the sugar
| factory last Saturday The visit was
pleasant and profitable IA fact that will
be attested by the lady members Of the
class
At the meeting Of the Commercial
club last Saturday, Mr., ]. c. Walters,
former city attorney Of Logan, deliy-
cred an instructive address on THE
Commercial Importance OF the Notary
| Public" He gave a brief history Of the
office and discussed the eligibility OF
| persons to the position, lie closed his
remarks by urging that the dignity OF
| the office be raised from It's present
| standard to q higher one and that a
| notary public should possess, at least,
| a fair knowledge of the statutes regard,
| the deeds OF lands, etc, and good
education in the common branches,
Next Saturday occurs the regular
| election of officers for the Commercial
club, There are many favorites in the
| field, and a red-hot eight is expected.
The juniors in finance are rapidly be-
coming fnanclers Recently, In their
regular class work, they reorgani2cd
| the college bank into a state bank, with
"A capital of $4,000 under the title Of the
| Agricultural College Banking company,
Mr.. n. r.. Moore of the Logan Re-
| publican will lecture before the Com
mercal club next Saturday on THE
! Country Newspaper" This viii be the
| last lecture before the Christmas holt
days. and a large audience viii greet
! the speaker.
| an effort is being made TO change the
! time Of the meeting Of the Commercial
| club, so as to enable the classes In his
| tory to attend and receive a benefit OF
| the lecture work