Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-14
WEBER STAKE ACADEMY.
Large Attendance Promised at Night
school Acorn starr elected.

Seh'ol Acorn starr selected.
Prot Bradford has greatly improved
IN health and Is able to meet his class.
rs again
The orchestra Is rounding into form.
II held its first practise Thursday az.
tewcon
The committee on athletics is adopt.
ing means and measures looking to bet.
Ter amusements ana athletics. Incl.
dentally. it s feeling for good material
for basket ball
The lecture committee is preparing
l2-page prospectus descriptive of the
excellent lecture course that win be
launched Nov 1G.
Prof Thomas L. Mckay Of the Agrl.
cultural college paid the academy
snort Visit on Lis way back from con.
ference.
Clarence Manning, a former studen.
OF the academy who spent the last two
years doing missionary work ln the
eastern states. was also welcome Wis.
itor on Tuesday.
Elder Hugh Mckay who recently re-.
turned from the Scottish mission, paid
The school a visit on Tuesday and spok,
70 the students in devotional
IL is gratifying 10 note tie interest
that Us taken 30 the night school work
by the young people Of this city. An.
pllcntiors are coming IN daily and tho
prospects are very good for large at.
I'M 1y,,'alSe ~ an OF me courses offered.
W., Ii'l''a iv.',uaE' ol" TO-
srs,, So ~ u''u IAN came up
work with their students I'm the consar-
valory Of Music Many students have
registered IN the courses offered. and
the professors are elated over the en-.
couraeng outlook
ne STUDENT nody heId an enthusiast
w meeting thursday morning and |
ANONYMOUSLY e,ected the Following stu !
uenls rs members OF the Acorn staff |
,G1NIol.In .Chle. Shrah Williams 'O5t |
literary jennie troberg 'Ob. Glenna |
Wotn W. 5pGon Ol; athletics Pearl era
gun, Frank Bccraft; exchange George |
Ensign. 'oI Florence Woolev, 'o7, ma.
slcal editor ltdlth Ensign 'OJ; alumni /
rgna Gordon 99' local Henry Jensen,
Vp' carloonlst, Wil'0rd ShuriliH, '0G
business manager william Wright '0S,
asst, huslnoss managers Briant Jacobs,
O2 Edwin Peterson Oh; subscription
manager Raymond bingham '06; cir.
oulation manager Charles Jones, 'O7
Su"coes 10 the Acorn.
The remnr,s Of Priest. Shuruf, IN de-.
, vor,oa. ''osg inormns, were Oh .heir
much enjoyed
,topr r.,,,or, r,,.,o,-e
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Fred Bauman, one Of the national or
eaulztrs Of the Federation OF Labor.
has been spending several days IN Og-
den IN the interest Of organized labor
Yesterday afternoon he held meet
Inc with the walters and cooks Of the
city and formed a temporary organiza.
tion, which viii be made permanent at
another meeting to be held next week
tor I1 l,oi aG uI CLOCK, ai'er the mo-
street car line had completed thoh
Gays WORK, Mr., Bauman met
with the employees OF the street
car line OF all departments and formed
an organization ana decided 10 ask for
q charter J
Mr. Boumon went TO salt Lake City /
This morning ana win meet tomorrow
with the blrtenders, and Monday with
the cooks and walters to form an or.
1anlzatlon. He VIII return 10 Ogden |
wednesday and viii that evening or. |
snnize the retail clerks and mlscellan- |
ious help about hotels into union lIo !
Expects TO work between Ogden and |
salt Lake City for a month on organ |
zed labor matters, |
7. Y. STANFORD TO WED.
q marriage Of considerable promi- |
.ence is TO take plocc next Wednesday !
n the salt Lake TcWplc, when Miss |
aura Bell Horr is 70 become the wife |
Il Thomas Y. stanford, the well known
hoe merchant, The announcement has
zen made by MI ana Mrs. L. W. Horn II
arents Of the bride. The prospective 81
ride and groom are among Ogdens
most popular ana highly esteemed J
.oung people They viii make their Ia
ONE at 22i3 Quincy avenue, IL
eLNTr-NrE,n non popCr,y az
Oi'"i''N'' 4
I'd. Wallace ana j. II. Smith were j.
loI'ilhs ana sentenced Tor passing a
i,u UNa previously pleaded guilty, 90
all0Cc' asked Tor the lcnieuCy OF the | Q'