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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-15

otherwise Three months by we'll informed
Enghmen that Japan could expect few avo in the financial
markets Of the world.
Probably and unfalterng his devo
tion what he believed right than Judge Rogers whom his
fellow citizens paid the last sad tribute today.
The Social Democrats poed than anticipated but
they could really social because they the
Republican crowd
Maryland decided give four OF her electoral
Roosevelt who doesn't need Them and the remaining four Parker
to whom they are OF no
Watson says Bryan has been" something to that e
feet Evidently Watson be the TT of the Democracy
New York city to have postmaster. Here is fine
opportunity the appointment of first class public
That Roosevelt shovel appears be digging into the solid
south" as well as eXcavating the Panama canal
fun in his defeat 1t good be OF discern
ing and compacen habit of mind.
experience Tom Taggart wasn't able
the cards.
Russia go the bitter end-and the end may be bitter
indeed for her.
And Esopus is numbered among the boom that
collapsed.
Ii looks like Granger. Second thoughts oftmes best.
Good for Deputy Sheriff Goodell!
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-15

The News will be sale the ST. Louis Exposition
be obtained in front OF the postoffce the gate leading
Administration Building the principal fair
hotels
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-15

Gov. Bates fun in his defeat. 1t is good to be
ing and compaccnt habit OF mind
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-23

No services we're held here Sunday.
10th. except VI. |. A. In the evening. The
reason for this was that the students
might attend the quarterly conference
in Beaver.
Apostle A. o. Woodruff visited us
Monday morning. Jan. IL, and spoke 10
us at oyr devotional exercises. Instead
~ having roll CALI In our different
departments as before, we have II after
assembling for devotional exercises
Prot. Maeser conducts class IN
arithmetic and grammar fot those stu
dents who have not had the privilege
of attending school for some time and
are therefore somewhat backward. The
work taken No in these classes viii
consist principally Of the fundamental
principals and VIII be a great help es-
peclally to the preparatory department.
Last Friday morning the teachers and
students Of all classes met together In
q testimony meeting at which we had
g0od time
At our Philosophical last Friday night.
Attorney o. a. Murdoch Of Beaver de-
lirtred a lecture on "The Why's and
lIowG Of Mormonism." The music was
furnished by Bros, George and a. II.
Durham.
The teachers and some Of the students
attended Sunday school IN Beaver sun.
day.
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AGRICULTORAL COLLEGE.

Logan.-Thc a. G. Woman's club
met with Mrs. Aqulla Ncbeker last
Tuesday, Mrs. Martineau was leader Of
the discussion.
Supt Jas, A. Langton OF the city
schools gave an excellent address at
chapel last Wednesday Afr chapel
he With his wife visited the college and
took lunch In the college dining room
Last Monday afternoon at the resi-
dence OF President Kerr. the ladies Of
the faculty gave a very enjoyable re-
ception to the lady students Of the coll
lege. The rooms were taStefully decor
ated with cut flowers and potted plants.
Girls are still entering for the winter
course In domestic science.
The domestic science department
has shown an enterprlsing spirit in that
they have lettuce, radshes and parsley
grown in the green house, ready for use
and are serving 1t at their MONDAY
lunches,
Prof. Langton addressed the city
teachers last Tuesday on methods I'm
arithmetic. His words were highly APP
preclated.
Hon. Geo Austin. field superIntend.
ent Of the Utah Sugar CO., Will speak
before the agricultural students next
week.
The 18th annual report Of the bureau
Of animal industry at Washington
contains a complete summary of Prof
Merrils bulletin on horse feeding.
Prof. Ostien addressed the Y, NJ, NJ,
|. y. at the Fifth ward last Wednesday
evening
Judge Chas, H. Hart conducted
chapel yesterday and In company with
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l.. d. :. UNIVER SlTY.

Salt Lake City--At the first state
league game of the series to be played
for the championship of Utah for 1904,
the Lattcr-day Saints team defeated
the Brigham Young team at Provo by
a score Of % TO II.
New classes for all beginning stu.
dents will be organized on Feb. !. a
bulletin describing the courses that be.
gin on that date has Just been issued
and win be sent free TO any address up
on application,
The lecture to be given next Monday
evening by Prof. Mills in Barratt hall
viii cover the subject Of "Thc Small
Plates and the early settlement and
beginnings Of NephIte history The
lecture win begin at O'Clock and last
one hour, The public Is Invited
Word comes to us that Elias Ash
ton, a graduate Of the high school ot
this institution, who entered the Uni
versity OF chicago last October, Is doc
ing good work, 1t is a pleasing lea-
urp to note that our graduates are ac-
ceptod in the large institutions, both
IN the east ana the west, to take coll
lege work without condition
Prof. Goddard addressed the young
men this week upon the necessity OF
moral iutellectunlnnd spiritual growth,
referring Ia the dWarfcd or suntod con-
ditiou NJ many young mon In conse-
quence Of their injurious habits, Ref
Cren1c was made to the beneficial rules
adopted by the institution, and the
speaker commended them TO the earnest
attention NJ all students,
Presidents Seymour u. Young and
George Reynolds of the First Council OF
Seventies visited the evening missionary
class ON Wednesday evening. The class
was we'll attended and the presence Of
the brethren caused tho students 70 rea.
lie the importance OF this course OF
study. About 10 members were notified
To prcparr for missionary work abroad,
and now cheerfully expect early calls
from box h. Addresses were dellv-
cred BY Elder Young ana Elder
Reynolds. which were much apprcciat-
ed by an present.
A clock has recently been placed IN
the typewrltng room ana adjusted by
the telcgIaphy students 50 that all the
buildings are connected with % system
Of bells. An classes are thus signalled
and uniform time maintained,
By invitation Madame Valentine
Heinz. a French resident Of this city,
visited the class of French A ON Mon
day aud gave the students some spe-
clul work IN reading and dIctation.
on Thursday one Of Prof stephens
choristers. John Nelson, led the school
in singing ~ There's sunshine In Your
Heart Today Walter Spencer de-
lighted the school at general assembly
on Wednesday by singing mot SPAR
row Falleth," by Abt In response to
an enthusiastic encore, he gave 30
Come to Me. My Love- The congre-
gatlonal singing was America"
President Paul was the recipient OF
some exquisite roses and dainty con
fectlonery ON the goth, some of the stu
cents having discovered that the date
was his fOrty-ilrst birthday The cook.
ing class planned pretty surprise for
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WEBER. STAKE ACADEMY.

Ogdon-The ball given by the acade.
my last Friday week was in every way
a success, over $40 In proceeds went to
the library,
The academy Is preparing TO take
care Of the mldyear graduates from the
public schools, who win enter on Feb.
the beginning Of our second semester.
Little Vera Vandyke last Wednesday
at devotional delighted the school with
two piano selections. She is only 10
years old, yet her touch and expression
are equal to those OF more mature
years
Miss Mercy Baker teacher Of elocu-
ton ana physical culture, spoke to the
students at devotional on Wednesday
on the principles OF expression, I'm
Illustration Of some Of the points, Miss
Baker very ably and feelngly rectcd
t'yo selections Quite q number OF stu.
dents will avail themselves Of her in.
structlon.
Last Friday week our basketball
team met the team from the b. Y
college, The victory Of 22 10 II went
over TO the visiting team. II was
fluIlN AdUlit NfAl dNNNNhflt anu WIS
not without beneficial results to our
boys. The game between the b, Y
university and the academy boys Ia be-
ing played at the Lester park pavilion
this friday afternoon. The result Of
the game viii b. reported next time,
Or. Tanner delivered his lecture,
what the Nations are Doing" before
the academy Friday evening, Jan u.s.
II was a magnificent effort and very
large audience got some very clear IDEAS
Of lust what the nations are doing
The next lecture win be- delivered Feb,
by Prof, Maud May Babcock on
THE Place OF Dialect In Literature"
The girls IN the domestic arts de-
partmont are subscribing for several
fashion magazines, Those %ho began
sewing finish their hand and machine
models next week and Will then take
up drafting and making lne underwear
Some beautiful W. s. \, pennants
were made IN this department last
week.
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BID ANCli NOR NAL.

Cedar City.--At students chanel l,,.
Friday Stella Salisbury sang, GLORY ~
God In the Highest Nina Grey cays
talk on Habit Formation an ln-
strumental selection was also rendered
Principal Porter has recovered from
his Illness and Is again In school.
About eight inches OF the "beautl.
full" fell Tuesday night.
The program for Students society
Friday next is Just for Fun"
Number OF the series Of public loo
lures is IAN Evening with American
Writers" to be given by Miss Spencer
Saturday, Jan. %,
The preliminary hearing OF the cos,
OF the Branch Normal School CITY Va
Ernest Fife, on the charge OF negloctlnr
studies, was heard before Justice Tay,
lor Wednesday,
The classes in bookkeeping and bust.
ness practice will commence on the
second Monday in February In the new
science building.
Instructor Burgess, under the super.
vision Of the NJ. l. A., gave q talk ON
Faith In the ward tabernacle Sun.
day last.
An opening ball will be given IN In.
new building Feb. 22, Preparations are
being made also for musical and an
athletic exhibition.
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his wife, took lunch with the domestic
science department,

his wife, took lunch with the domestic
science department
An outdoor track Is being put down
by the college under the supervision OF
Prof. Jensen. The boys from the shops
are doing the work. Prof Campbell
expects to have large number In
training In a short time.
The Farmers Institute committee
met last Tuesday and arranged for a
number OF district Institutes to be
held in the spring,
The Farmers Institute annual has
been planned and members OF the fac
ulty may expect 10 receive notices for
articles deslrd for its pages.
The mechanic arts department are
preparing models OF sluce gates, mea-
suring weirs, and division apparatus
for the ST. Louis Exposition. Some
of the features Of this appar.us are
novel.
Mr.. Anderson, representing the j,
JEFFERSON Co, OF Salt Lake, was here
during the week studying the farm
fumes, welrs, and other features pre-
paratory TO making a model of the
farm and It's irrigation system for the
Worlds Fair az II. Louis.
Prof Jensen ia arranging catalogues
from leading manufacturing concerns,
and construction companies I'm the en-
cheering library; he is also fling
photographs and drawings Of railroad
structural work furnished by the roads
entering the state. and specifications
Tor paving, sewer systems, and other
public works from the chief cities OF
the west. The object Is to put students
in touch with up.to-date engineering
methods.
Mr.. a. d. Sly from Plymouth. Mich
igan, has entered Prof, Peterson's de-
partment for work in mlneralogy and
assaying.
Mr. Turner, a man who has extern
siye stock interests In Montana and
who Is this winter feeding 500 steers
there Is REGISTERED for the winter course
work in stock and agriculture.
The agricultural club presented an
excellent program I'm the chapel last
Saturday evening, after which the
club entertained I'm the gymnasium
They certainly set high mark in the
way of entertaining and any organIza-
lions that attempt to Guido them will
have to aim at the stars.
During his visit 10 California, Prof
Dryden addressed the Petaluma Poul.
try association, He says he was royal
~ entertained and they must have APP
preciated him as we find a full page
synopsis OF his address In II California
poultry Journal Of recent date,
Mr.. Mclaughlin went to Salt Lake
Tuesday to confer with Mr., Newell, the
irrigation expert.
Rev. ClemensOn, talked to the Com
merclal club OF the A. e. Of L. last
Saturday afternoon, taking as a text
THE Minister as Business Man" Mr..
Clemenson showed how Necessary Il is
for the average minister TO be first
class business man In order TO make
his own accounts come out on the right
side Of the ledger. He iointed out also
that the minister must frequently be
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-23

tlon occurred last Wednesday evening
An interesting variety program was
presented.
The school of music Is working hard
on Priscilla, the opera Of Puritan life.
which is 10 be- presented IN two or
three weeks. Miss Hazel Taylor Will
sing the title role.
An election took place AT the last
session of the literary society. Miss
Georgia Hoagland Is the new president
and Mr.. Donald Forsyth the new vice
president. a Lowell program was then
rendered,
\ long list of names OF fourth year
students from the High school and
Normal school was presented AZ the
last faculty and fayorably voted upon
ne candidates for graduation az the
close OF the present semester
MIR. Mosher Pack, n 'O3 college grad
nate and now IN the employment Of
the state az assistant civil engineer, IL
with the school again TO pursue post
graduate courses during few months
i'm the winter when work In the Held
has ceased.
II is with sorrow that We record the
death. last Saturday afternoon, OF
Curtis Colvn. an exemplary young
man from Payson, and "a third year
student Of the High school, lie took
down two weeks before Christmas win
n1ammatory rheumatism, ana dled OF
heart failure. when 1t was hoped ne
WAS on the highway Of recovery,
Letters from the party headed for
It1Hm TINT
they were prevented from having a lay
over at III Paso as per program oe-
cause Of the unlocked for limitations
Of their tickets
Previous to Friday the halls ana
blackboards we're decorated win rath-
or clever cartoons advertising the
"senlor Leap-vear Hop" a function
which took place Friday night In the
gymnasium with Il very select ana
well entertained company OF students
and visitors from Provo I'm attendance
There was never a iolllcr crowd
over 40 In all--than that which left
the home of Mrs, Ida Smoot Duseh-
berry last Thursday evening tor 4
leap.year slcighndr The vehicle was
a hayrack on bob slcds, and the crowd
was made mp principally Of the kinder
garten girls and q lot of Interesting
vonnr fellows ON whom they have be-
gun the practise Of leap year charms
There was method In this escapadc;
for by II o'clock the half-frozen party
drew up at the starting point and par,
took of "a warm banquet Of hash and
potatoes What better way Of IN
gratlatlng themselves rs candidates for
domestic kindergartens Trust tho
"Mysher' girls for getting up profit
able surprises.
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meet tomorrow evening In the assem-
bly, hail, where a program VIII be rem
dered consisting OF a violin solo by
Prof, c. VI. Harris. an address BY Blsh-
op Evan Il. owen. and plano solo by
Miss Lillian Oliver.
The third and fourth year students
played a match game Of basketball on
Tuesday evening, The fourth years
were victorious. 4 similar game was
played sometime ago but the sides tied,
and It became necessary TO play the
game over again.
The missionary class will give a party
In the gymnasium on Friday night, TO
which all students are invited.
The January number Of Crimson" is
out, ana II IS well filled with good In
formation and interesting notes
Brother william Blood NJ Kaysville
Utah. is visiting In Logan, az the guest
OF his daughter Mrs. James H. Lin
ford
4 number Of meetings Of the Book
Of Mormon Society We're held last week
In the college faculty room.
HF ''N tuNlfo '.upIuIl Vl NhtNF Stlht
held the regular bi-weekly meeting on
Tuesday night IN the college.
The basketball team scored q vic
tory In ogden last Friday In a match
game with the team Of the Weber Stake
| academy. We noticed from last Satur-
days "NcSs' that the W S. a, boys
intended to report a victory IN this pap
er. We suppose. however, that they
Will report the defeat
Material Is now in preparation for
Bulletin number three which will be
printed In the near future.
Professor MosIah Hall lectured 10 n
large audience in Paradise last Sunday
night. Prof w. II Chamberlain met
with a similar experience in Wellslle
Demands are constantly being made
for a class In conducting ward assocIa-
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the flnancier for large number OF Nj,
congregation as an Organization. A.
cording 70 Prof. Bexell the club apnre'
clated Mr.. Clemenson's treatment q,
the subject and enjoyed his talk yerv
much.
The time and place for the meetinc.
of the Commercial club will be changei
TO accommodate all Of Its members IN
the near future. ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-23
BRIGHAM YOUNG UNiVER SITY,

Provo-F'ite Of the missionary stu
dents have received their calls. and ex-
pect TO leave in a few days for their
fields Of labt
The High school '05's cleared out
room r and @ last Friday and gave n
class social which lasted IN midnight.
The decorations on the blackboard
next morning betokened a rather live
reunion.
The Rialto club Is the name Of a
new forensic organization which meets
once u week to get practise IN par
liamentary procedure and to discuss
current Issues in politics and econom.
les
Tho first session of the Speech I'm.
proyement club since It's reorganlza.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-23
SALT LAKE CITY SCHOOLS.

Salt Lake--princlpnls' meeting was
held at usual time and place this week,
The opening exercise was lesson I'm
reading given by 10 students Of Miss
Lawson's class of beginners. Fremont
school Following this a very able
talk was given by County Supt Ash
ton on Geography" The most import.
ant points brought out by the speaker
were: The pupil should he led to un-
derstand local conditions and their
special effects; respect for occupa.
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lions and choir. II is probable that
such class viii soon be organized,
The basketball boys and also those
VINO went to Ogden to witness the game
last Friday report that they were most
excelently and royalty treated at the
hands Of the worthy students OF that
popular institution Of Weber stake.
ON Saturday night Jan. 49, the bas-
ketball team will play match game
with the team from the Brigham Young
academy. Our boys are not at all con.
iident OF victory, but they will make
desperate struggle TO win,
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BEAVER B. b. Y. UNIVERSITY.

Beaycr.--School commenced Jan. T.
Tuesday 9Th, our regular class work
began There is n slight increase in
our numbers since the holidays,
Philosophical was held saturday 9th
at which Presideat Frank u Taylor OF
the Granite stake spoke Prof A. NJ.
Durham and Miss Lizzie Booth sang
two duets,
There was a larger attendance at the
matinee given Jan . than mt any other
If this winter The time has been
changed from - 70 s. &c - to o.
o'clock.
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BRIGHAM YOUNG COLLEGE.

LOGAN. Utah, Jan. 9l-Prof u, c,
,Icnson was the speaker I'm chapel last
Friday morning. lie gave an excellent
talk TO the students urging that they
exercise vim and energy in their stu
dies lie showed by practical examples
what an individual can accomplish II
ne has ambition and an aim I'm life.
rnd makes use OF the advantages and
opportunities which surround him.
The missionary class took the seats OF
the choir on Wednesday morning I'm
devotional and rendered the opening
hymn,
The Phllomathlc Literary society Will
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The New Years Resolution

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cake with his name IN raised letters
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START 1904 RIGHT

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