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

| with the following stan: Editor in
chief, Ernest NJ. Hall, OS business
manager David Allen, 'O3; assistant
business manager, David w. Hender-
sVh, ~; subscription manager, Ray
snurtllT, "a circulation manager. Will
ne BLOOD, Ob; literary editor, Chauncey
if oteis anu Oe social editor, Rosabel
lnson, on Alumni editor, j. p. soren-
son, 90; exchange editor, Edgar NJ.
Wright, '0i.
| basket ball playing is now one of
tne most pleasant and prominent pass
.iines among the athletic students, The
eiass oI iyO6 Issued challenge to the
class of 1907 for game to be ploveS
on Tueday last. The 19O7s accented
ths challenge, and the game came off
| w the gymnasium at o'clock. Roth
sues made desperate struggle for
small score WV ~
| The class Of 1904 challenged tho i,nior
basket ball team of the college for n
game 10 be played this evening. The
challenge having been accepted. the
game wen come off at o'clock.
A grand kerniss or soclable has been
| arranged to be given by the amuse-
| III, iii. committee or the faculty, In the
| Vesg on FRIDAY afternoon and even
| ing The program arranged is divided
| INTO three parts, the first a dancing
| niatlhee to be given between the hours
| OF ana q; the second, a concert. 10 be
sinen between the hours OF and g.
| rUllo"lhg the program to be given
~ We concert, n dance will be given
! III lhe gymnasium. During the eve
himg prizes will be awarded as follows,
me Logan Knitting factory offers a
peautlfui silk shawl 20 the most popu-
lar young lady in school. Ritter Broth
eIs Drug company win give a handsome
MESSING case to the most handsome
young man In college. A prize viii be-
given to the best lady waltzer. and one
VIII also be given TO the best gentle
! man Waltzer. The amusement commit
zee also offers a grand prize to the stu
Gent selling the greatest number OF
uckets TO the kermiss. The students
are looking forward to the event with
great interest, and very enjoyable time
Is anticipate.
Professor Han spoke I'm chapel on
Wednesday, and gave the students
some very valuable Instructions as to
now they should study. He showed
Them the dangers of mind wandering
ana demonstrated the necessity of con-
centration practise and of studying
when In proper physical condition
Professor Vernon's class in argumen.
tatlon is having n number of debates.
on Thursday morning the question de.
Dated by members OF the class was,
RESOLVED. that capital punishment
should be abolished" Miss Zeela Cur
| It's ard Miss Nettie Stowel represented
I the affirmative, and Miss Maggie Baer
and Miss Zula Rich stood for the mega.
tive. The judges deciding from the
standpoint of argument oratory and
English, awarded the victory to the
negative In argument and oratory, and
10 the affirmative in English,
Nearly all the material for the first
issue OF the college Crimson" IL ready
and will be passed into the printer at
once.
The band was out paradlng on the
college gounds last night. The boys
are going up town tomorrow to sere-
made IN several places,
Professor d. G. Jensen lecmred in the
conjoint assembly of the Mutual i'm
provement of the First ward last sun
day evening.
Asa Bullen, A. w Eyer. and Will
ford Moses have been appointed by the
presidency Of the Benson stake TO rep
resent that body in student affairs al
the college, as pertaining to the stu
dents who come from that stake. w.
r. Gibby, Alfred Nelson, and ID. r.
Stewart will represent the Morgan
stake in a similar way, Like arrange
ments will be made by other stakes In
short time.
Professor Willard Done and Mrs.
Hendrickson of the stake presidency OF
the Y. l.. NJ. /. A. OF Cache stake were
visitors to the Sunday school on Sunday
last
Arrangements are being made TO
place four or five new sewing machines
In the domestic arts department.
President Linford went to Salt Lake
City on Saturday to meet with the state
board Of examiners.
A surprisingly large number OF sub
scriptions have already come in for the
Crimson.
The gymnasium is being deliberately
decorated for the soclable tomorrow
evening.
The Usona society met Monday eve.
ming and rendered very interesting
program,
The girls of the second year cooking
class are making preparations TO give a
first class Christmas dinner on Dec. is.
The second year students are prepar-
Ing special class party.