Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-14

me News and who :, for ,nd sn wb N.Y.
ent OF W. Mas been editor OF the w MY ~,
few T n,,a has been obliged t ,l y
and Blue, "a nervous organization, 20
90 oyeIlut,Jfr, from her studies ana sehool
take fes' /. sincerely hoped by the
duties " 5y mai she may be with us
, ,iadSni' u Week or two. ...,., -.
'sA ,,, sorrow that we report the
Il IS WIN dor william Jensen, one OF
death o. ' nS Of the missionary STU
The brig nso young man was buried AT
q. home IN MapIe as ,b lS'' missionary
fsye's ,sere present and acted as pa az
class Vduring the funeral anu nv, tne
bsaieI Stressed rs coincidence III ht'ihs
class eSpIess.'
w. ,.ori,v has awarded the com
The a.cJbc5l he privilege OF eslap-
ntfca' iibrary In economies ana so
lshins :, "a NOT q class, but q school,
cIoIoIy an d and therefore In the years
Nnela e. is likely TO grow to something
10 come ',n,,torce in the library
Of gifa. ~ ~ the academy The COM
eQlillil ~ aust now arranging TO seh1
INV q, a Grst instaIlment OF 'ov worm Vi
bolks - ,.,. A.
,,n.. reached the academy that Mr.
.,MN. "T Little Of the class OF lsoV, VINO
aaCo' "rcaen attending the stanford
=. ia Has been offered position
unNtisaitG, hf sta te normal schools of'the
% dE . IN Republlc. Mr.. Little was a
Msesl.rris scholar while at the acad-
fne 'p laJ nv spending his vacation In
smN has kept closely in touch win
ssr ,Mlb America The proD9pllllles are
y, M viii accept the position
"a, erst challenge in the ladies' bas-
lug "' gsmss came from the girls Of
s \, prepaatory school. They nave
lm ,,sse al any rate. Their challenge
guy. ",o all the upper grades OF the acad-
was ~ II ~ thew ala not succeed in making
tni lbollenpe good It was not for
uru N nmck The game was played
rs'Sn,toy evening Just prior 20 the con-
|., vitb the l.. ~ S., and resulted IN
Y, 'tciory for the upper school girls,
score 10 to T.
las, Monday night n representative
- sscb class organization met with
Nv ". s,ecntye committee Of the Ath-
,.,o association and arranged for a Sc
~. Of class basketball meets, 80 IN all.
r,ob class Is to have a team and meet
s5rs with some other class the result
Slse announced at meetings Of the stu
i.o, body from time to time. This VIII
.lr, averclse and class enthusiasm
s,otqb for the remaining part Of the
,Sboo year. Meanwhile the outdoor
worts viii not be neglected as soon as
bs campus shall have dried sufficiently
for the purpose
The conference OF the domestic or
sanitation Of the Brigham Young acad-
was held last Sunday. the morning
anil evening sessions In college hall, and
M afternoon session, at the request Of
M Presidency OF the stake, In the stake
nberace. All the meetings were
crowded with students and visitors.
peports from the various stake organ-
nons and student aids took up part
d ne time Inc rest was occupied DN
Presidents Jos, i. Smith and A. II.
lund Elder ]. Golden Kimball and OH
u f prominent visitors. The aim In this
WginIlaton Is 20 duplicate as far as
possible the methods Of Church govern
a nsnt In stakes and wards.
Elder Lester Mangum Of st. Anthony.
4 49,, who was called from his classes
Il 70 he academy three years ago to take
4 smisson TO Palestine, stopped over last
4 Saturday on his return home, and spoke
A b he Students during domestic confer
4 snce Elder Mangum, true to the first
4 rTecepi be received, namely. Grow a
leid young man. IL you would have
4 he Orlentals respect you" came home
I With his patrlarchal appendage in fine
condition His friends hardly knew
iln until they caught his genial smile
\ ahi iul The warm grasp of his hand,
MaaJrealzed that Lester was with
hslgaln. His beard, having served
vel purpose Of his mission, VIII, he
aSa's Us, be cast aside within week