Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-24

ident A. o. smoot. and all the early
benefaotors Of the academy
Lester Mangum, representing the stu
dent body, expressed the idea that say
ing farewell to the acaGemy was bid
ding farewell 20 sentiment rather than
90 fact, as the same aims and objects
which had controlled under the name
OF academy would control under the
new name,
The orchestra rendered an overture.
Speeches were made by President
David John Elders Jesse knight and
w H. Dusenberry, each spoke briefly.
giving interesting data Ia connection
with the history Of the school and ex-
pressing hope for the future under the
new name.
Elder knight stated that his name
had been mentioned today and FREE
quently. He wanted TO say that the
means he had given the school had
been no sacrifice 10 him. but the school
had been great benefit to his family.
PRIEST JOSEPH IT, SMITH
President Joseph f. Smith explained
that there was no loss sustained by the
loss OF the name academy" but that
II would be a gain to the institution,
giving a broader field Of usefulness
AiANtA WIS lpFNlhlt hlA'l Ail' blh lblllff
n the same energy and faithfulness
which had guided the teachers In the
past continued to be their guide.
President Smith referred TO the sentl-
ments expressed on several of the mot
tos, drawing lessons from them and
impressing them upon the students.
The great commandments to love the
Lord and their neighbors as them
selves, were held up as the great aims
that all should strive for and the
truth that no real, substantial Joy can
come to those who yield to influences
Of impurlty and corruption were earn
estly Impressed upon the students by
the speaker
The following college song. composed
by Miss Annie Pike for the academy
and revised for the university was
rendered by the academy;
All hail the College that we love,
At the throne, the throne Of VISIONS
sway
Oh let us MT our songs above,
The thronging multitude today
No pride Of riches here may sue:
The head the heart, the hand
United must be true
BE true TO thee. our White and Blue,
When they join our happy band
CHORUS:
Then cheer anew for the v. Y. T.,
We've come to work, to live. to do;
Wen raise the standard 1t
through:
Our hearts are true to the b. Y. U.
There Is no emblem half so sweet
As our colors, colors pure aud true,
There Is no banner that we greet
Like thee, our dear old White and Blue,
NO youth It's beauty ere denies;
Such thought no maid allows,
For blue is In her eyes,
For blue Is In her bonnie eyes,
And OF white her thoughtful brow
The balance Of the afternoon was
devoted TO athletic sports by the stu.
dents on the university campus.
THE AMENDMENTS
The amendments made In the arti.
cles OF Incorporation in order 10 effect
,he change oil name,etc., are as fow-
lows, the articles being given as
amended
Article 1.-The name Of this lnstim.
ton shall be the Brigham Young uni.
VerSlty.
Article 6-This corporation shall have
no capital stock and II is hereby de.
rlareh that II Is organized as an nstj.
tnuon OF learning and not for pecu.
mary purposes.
The words trustee" "trusteesr ana
board or trustees" were substiuted
Tor director, directors and directorate
wherein the latter words appear In III
amended atiOes Of incorporatIon