The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-22

OF which he collected last fan at Lib
erty park
In a speed test given this week in.
Mrs. Prosser's freshman alg- bra class.
the most rapid and accurate work was
done by Ruby KOeber, celia Gurley El-
mer Fruhling and Carl Nelson.
A fine water color Head Of a Fisher
man. by Drummond. the wen known
English artist. has hung in the shadow
box this week.
A very creditable issue of the Red
and Black. under the management OF
Reuben smith, appeared on Friday.
The number includes Louise Maddl-
sons grafton on which she received
the girls medal at the ID. A. r. con-
test, and also picture of John Jensen,
the other prize winner. short stories
poems and the usual jokes complete
the number.
In a letter just received from Mr.
HarWOOd. who has been continuing his
art studies i'm Paris the past year. he
/ tells of a recent competition among the
art students of the Julian schools III
which he received third prize for com
/ position. In April Mr. Harwood viii
/ leave Paris for the country TO continue
his studies of French peasants and
/ country scenes,
In a test In denominate numbers
given Thursday I'm Mr. Townsend s
/ commercial arithmetic classes, the best
papers were handed I'm by Beth Skill
horn. Gertrude Heystep. Brym Barton
and William Jensen.
/ At the high school section held after
/ the general teachers meeting Friday
afternoon, the subject of the Cecil
/ Rhodes scholarship was presented IN
an interesting and able manner by
! Professor Byron Cummings of the Uni
Versity of Utah. Professor Cummings
/ is a member of the committee which re-
Gently met at Berkeley 10 confer with
D. Mr.. Parkiu. an oxford graduate who
/ represents the trustees of the Cecil
/ Rhodes requests. The subject of
Manual Training was then briefly
/ discussed by Mr. DOXey. Mr.. Eaton and
] Professor Cummings.
/ The second meeting of the East Side
/ Parliamentary club was held Wednes-
. day after school. The subject Re
solved. That Canada should be annexed
20 the United States was debated
with good arguments on both sides
The affirmative was supported by
Francis Critchl0w and Arthur Van
/ Meter the negative by Edgar Earls
and Scott Lynn. The executive CONS
mitCee. who constitute the judges,
/ gave their decision i'm favor OF the af-
frmative. The following set of officers
was then elected for the ensuing two
. weeks. President. Thaddeus Ham
mOnd: vice president, Scott Lynn
secretary. Francis CritchlOW. on next
/ Wednesday the boys viii debate the
I question. Resolved. That steam has
done more for civilization than has
/ electricity"
A holiday was given the High school
| students Friday afternoon i'm order "a
/ leave the assembly room free for the
teachers meeting.
Mr. Gillian spent Friday and Satur-
day with friends in Ogden.
Norma Fenton. of the sophomore
class. accompanied the Tabernacle
choir on the trip to California.
Mabel Ray, of the sophomore class
has Withdrawn 10 take position ID
the Equitable Life insurance ohice,
William Simpson. who has been a
/ student in the commercial department
. for the past TWO years, has accepted a
/ position as stenogFapher and assistant
boOkkeeper for the National Life IN
/ surauce company.
/ Among the pupils who have been alb