Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-01
CALIFORNIA SCHOOLS
As Seen by Prest. Brimha all Judge Brown
Organizes Anti Cigarette Leagues.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Provo. Utah Co., April Judge Will
lis Brown was here yesterday and or
ganized a large antl-clgarette league
among the pupils Of the public schools.
He spoke In the several schools during
the day, and the following School OIL
cers' were elected, who will take charge
of the work Of the league In their re-
spective schools: Maeser, Duane Walk
err, Alice Grler; Franklin, Joseph Tay-
lor. Eta Goddard; Timpan0gos. Nell
Davis, Ethel Wilson; Parker Aubrey
Andelin, Leona Worsley. In the eve
ming large me- of boys was held
In the Franklin 3 DOL and the follow
Ing officers OF the league were elected;
President. Neil Davis; vice president,
Duane Walker; secretary, Joseph Tay-
lor; treasurer, Aubrey Andelin. Judge
Brown gave an interesting talk on the
evils of cigarette smoking illustrating
his points by interesting stories and
encouraging his youthful hearers to
lead clean, pure, manly lives, all OF
which met with appreclatlve attention
on the part of the boys.
During the day Judge Brown called
on Judge Booth and talked over the ap-
polntment of probation officer under
the new law, this appointment viii be
made by Judge Booth.
PRIEST, BRIMHALL IN CALlFoR-
MIA.
President George II. Brimhall OF the
Brigham Young university has returned
from an extended trip through Califor-
MIA, where he visited the universities
and public schools Among the insti-
tutions OF learning visited were the
state university at Berkeley. the Leland
stanford, Jr., university at Palo Alto,
the state normal school at Los Angeles,
and the Indian school at Riverside,
President Brimhall speaks in terms Of
the highest appreciation of the educa-
tional work OF the Golden State, es-
peclally does he consider the high school
work OF a high grade. The universities,
with their munificent endowments, are
also able to offer exceptional opp0rtun-
ties TO students in advanced work. The
normal school work he does not consl-
der superior TO that OF this state, nor
does he think the universities do bet
ter work than those Of this state, so
far as the home universities are able TO
go, but, as stated before, the California
universities offer advantages TO ad-
vanoed students that the home
I'm high praise OF the courtesy
extended TO him on all hands during his
trip. Every opportunity and assist
ance In investigation was given him by
educators, railroad officials and others
with whom the purpose Of his visit
brought him In contact,
GARDEN CITY NOTES.
The family OF Mr.. and Mrs. o. S.
Clark has been Increased by the arrival
Of a daughter
In the inter-cass track meet held In
the Brigham Young university yester-
day the senior representatives won.
scoring 80 points, the second year class
followed with rs points.
j. Lloyd Woodruff OF the engineers Ia
confined to his room with what Is be-
lleved will prove an attack OF typhoid.
Scott Stewart, who has been IN the
cast for some time studying civil engi-
neering. has returned for the purpose OF
going into the Uintah reservation with
his father and mother 10 complete some
unfinished work on their surveying con-
tract with the government. They will
leave next week,