Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-04
L. d. 5. UNIVEPSl TY.

The Of normals and the sixth grade
training class visited the a. G, M. l.
shoe factory on Tuesday Their pur-
pose was 10 see the processes shoes go
through before they are ready TO wear
The trip was a very successful and In
struotlve one,-Eya Evans.
There win be class organized next
week IN qualitative analysis. 1t Is a
special course in higher chemistry not
included In the regular high school
courses. The work consists Of the
analysis of about % salts and metals,
OF unknown solutions, and possibly Of
water containing inorganic impurities,
There are about eight or ten OF the
fourth year students who intend to take
the work.--Vera Noall,
Major Richard W. Young delivered
an instructive lecture before the stu
dents on Wednesday morning. He spoke
on the life and works Of Thomas L.
Kane. The principal part Of the lee
ture was taken from an address by
Colonel Kane, delivered before the
American Historical society," at Phua-
delphia, The lecturer showed the In
terest this heroic man had IN the per-
secuted "Mormons,' and how ON all
friend. This lecture win be published
by the Church bureau Of Information
az a preface to Colonel Kanes address.
Sara M, Jensen.
ono OF tho most interesting features
OF the year was the debate between
the high school and commercial stu
dents on Monday night Ia Barratt hall,
The question was, Resolved. That the
municipalities should own and control
the public utilities Students Ray
Wiley, w. y, Turner ana David Boards
han OF the business college represent
ed tho Affirmative. while b. IT, Cum
mngs, j, r.. Harris, ana Raphael Oh
sen represented the high school de-
partment on the negative side, Both
sides Of the discussion We're wei
brought out. The decision OF the judges
was in favor Of the negative. Each
speaker was presented with "a beautiful
bouquet OF flowers, at the close OF his
arsumont-Ma Neeey
Last Wednesday morning the senior
class met In "A special meeting Tho
main purpose of the meeting was to
elect class officers for this semester
The officers elected were ms follows,
President George NJ. Cannon; vice
president Vera H. Noall, secretary,
Sara NJ. Jensen; treasurer, Raymond
Ashton, class speaker, David O, llar-
ris, sergeaut-at-arms Ray Gledhill,
The class then gave the retiring officers
a hearty vote of thanks and adjourned
until next Wednesday morning. Alton
30 Tanner
Last Sunday evening Professors Mills
and stephens, with a number Of their
students In theology and music, went 10
the Twenty ninth ward 10 take part
In the evening meeting The students
were called upon TO speak and sing,
much 10 the delight OF the large audi
ence Those who spoke were Cornell
James, Claudia Holt h. W, Smith,
Mabel Murphy Marion Tanner, Mary
Grant and Raphael olsen The Sec
ond year quartet gave two selections
a duet was given by Wood and Noel
Pratt, and second by Professor
stephens ana Noel Pratt, Professors
Mills and stephens spoke briefly. Pro-
fessor Mills has asked a number Of
hiC students to 60 with him TO the
Fourteenth ward tomorrow evening.
The following students have recently
accepted positions upon recommends
ton OF the business college; Miss Hope
Russell. with smedley-W akeling; Miss
Lulu Grlggs, with the Smith Premier
Typewrlting company, and Miss Orba
Plum With Mr. Wantland, mining