Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-19


cadet battalion consists OF three full
companies. The government furnishes
This year for the first time a complete
set Of textbooks and manuals for the
officers and uncommissloned officers ot
each company
on Sunday the funeral Of Mr. 4. T,
Jones took place In smlthdeld Mr..
Jones was q student IN the commercial
department and his funeral was attend
ed by several members Of the faculty
aud about 30 students. Members Of Phi
Delta M 10 which society MI Jones
belonged, were the pallbeorers.
Prof, clark OF the department ~ ami.
NAL industry has the past week been
asked to recommend students 10 MI two
positions us creamerymen and one as
superintendent OF the farm Of am In
dian school IN southern Utah Men from
the dairy are much sought after and
men who have taken courses there for
even three months have found their
earning capacity easily doubled,
Mr., w. a. Jensen, instructor IN stem.
ography resumed his classes Monday,
after several weeks absence due TO
typhoid
40 the last meeting OF the sorosls,
Miss Eva Farr. Oj, read an able and
thorough paper on Sir Joshua Reynolds.
The Wednesday chapel hour was oc-
cupied by a most enthusiastic football
meeting In charge OF Prof Upham Prof.
Jensen who accompanied the team ON
the coast trip, gave a lively, sympathe.
tie and appreclatye description Of its
work and Prof Luugton and President
Kerr followed with short, spirited
speeches, after which students, band
and choir assembled In front Of the
main building and made the valley ring
with their cheering and songs
Clipper Dick, the most valuable pac.
Ing horse Of the state. has been under
treatment NJ Prot clark for lymphan.
gltis tho past month and ia now re.
covering,
Monday morning "A cadets took the
examination for officers. This covered
the preliminary part Of drill regula-
tons including company drill. At the
target practise Of the same day the
men used for the first time the Krag-
Jorgensen rifles, which are vastly su.
peror to the old, as they have smoke
less powder Instead Of black
Profs. BAN. Merrill Clark ana Wldt-
SOC and possibly two lady members Of
the faculty viii leave soon after
Thanksgiving to hold farmers nstl-
tutes In TOoele, Juab, Willard and
Beaver counties Each institute will
last two days. with three meetings each
day
The sugar beets dug the past week on
the Frankhauser farm Of the college
have shown 20 per cent sugar and 30
per cent purity
The seniors In household economies
have been studying the various grades
OF table line, With Mrs Cotcy the past
week The collecting OF fine linen has
long been a fad with Mrs. Cotey, and
among her ample treasures OF French
Irish and German linen she has found
numerous samples to show her stu
dents,
Among the plans 10 mature in the
near futureu made by Prof Clark for
the department Of animal industry,
are excursions with his class IN stock
Judging TO various livestock farms OF
the state, and also horse show az the
college, TO which all the inhabitants OF
the state win he Invited TO bring their
best animals.
The versatility Of our genial military
Instructor, Capt Styer, becomes each
week more pronounced. Besides his
regular duties at the college OF drill
ing the cadets and supervising with
spartan hrmness students delinquent
IN their class attendance, Le has re-
Gently addressed the people VI the Fifth
ward on the subject OF universal peace,
and now is busy translating for the
United States war department
pamphlet OF entrance examinations to
the German war department
The second eleven defeated last Sat-
urday al Pocatello for the second time
the state academy team. the score
standing 10 10 0, After the game the
college men were entertained at the
academy dormtory with a banquet
and ball
salt Lake teachers to the number Of
about 10 visited the college last Satur-
day A lunch was served them by
the domestic science department at
which the members Of the faculty with
their wives We're present. Prof Up
ham acted as POSTMASTER, and brief
speeches were made by Supt Christian
sen by President Kerr, Miss Pollock,
Mr.. Mccoy and Mr. Barrett. After
the lunch the teachers We're shown over
the buildings and grounds by young
men students under the direction Of
Prof, Osteln
al.