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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-20

Special Correspondence.
Baltimore, Md, May l6,--Among the
honor graduates Of Johns Hopkins uni.
versty who have just received their
degrees were two Utah men, Dr. W.,
T. llaler OF MI, Pleasant and Dr. Ross
Anderson, OF Mantl, Dr. Ilalcr secured
honorable mention, while Dr. Ross An.
derson took first place IN hs class, Sc.
curing a gold medal as special mark
OF distinction, The work OF both Of
these mon during the four years they
have been In Johns Hopkins has been
above the average,
on account OF his excellent showing
at the end OF his second year Ross An.
derson was selected TO take a course IN
biology ut the Y, \ Marine biological
laboratory, at Woods Hall, Mass This
course was furnished at the expense ~
tho College Of Physicians ana Surgeons,
and AZ lte conclusion Dr. Anderson was
selected 10 MI the chair OF comparative
anatomy ana entomology at the College
OF Physicians and Surgeons, ana since
that time has taught two classes IN
addition to carrying on his studies,
In his summer vacation DR. Anderson
has picked up considerable practise IN
handling actual cases at the Baltimore
city hospital, TO which he was attached
last summer as well as acting mr. res-
ident pathooglst az the Bay View hos.
ptal for period OF two months,
In speaking OF his future plans, Or,
Anderson states that he VIII return
10 Utah to continue his professional
career, despite the fact that he has
had natterng offers TO remain In the
east, This step, however, he VIII post.
pone pending the completion ~ a post
graduate course he IL taking at Johns
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CEDAR CRY BRANCH NORMAL,

Cedar Clly,--School work. ia being
rounded W with exams and propara.
IONS Tor commencement These are
busy days for ALL
A gloom porvades the school ana
Town today, caused by the death of
l.alnonl J0nos, son or Representative
T. j. Jones, ana student at the nor
mai IN former years For three yoara
this young man has been Victim Of
rhouma tism his courage IN battling the
dread disease was remarkable lilo
kopt hopeful ana cheerful 20 tho lnet,
A host OF friends VIII mourn the taking
away or their companion, The funeral
Forylcoe, which are 10 be held today,
WIN be attended by the normal stu.
dents m a body
Provision has been made for oach
CLASS 10 give u program during com.
mQncomcnt week, "Wednesday, MAY
81, WIN be devoted % the giving OF orod.
u.s. on Thursday and Friday, a series
Of exercises VIII be given by studenlH
ana toAchore, Tho regular commence.
mont program Nv to be carried out Fri
day morning at 10 o'clock, President
KlngAbufy ana ono OF the bonrd of no.
gents VIII no doubt be IN attendance
n"Nl' VnpOb'N nhYe hVon lnOdo IN the
corps OF teachers for next year, Asst
Principal Drlegs hns been granted u
leave Of absence, llo VIII attend aomo
institution IN the east, probably tho
University OF Chicago, whore NO MN
continue his work IN English, Mira
Driggs VIII go 10 Salt Lake with him
during the summer md continue her
vocal studies. then return 10 Cedar
Guy IN the fall and resume her work
with pupils I'm voice culture, In tho
fprng she viii Join Mr., briggs In tho
east,
Mr. Milne and Miss Spencer are also
IN sever tholr connection with the
tho w. ID, y, university 10 take charge
OF tho physical culture work there,
Miss spencer viii accompany him, They
nrc TO leave for ~, George Temple I'M.
medlaloly after the close OF sohool,then
thcy 10 10 Chntnuqun 10 Hpond their
Honeymoon, The best OF All good Wishes
~ win our popular Instructors, They
have served the normal long and fnlth.
iully ana VIII be greatly missed by
all,
The manual training studonts under
the direction OF Mr. oliver are turning
ont some well made furniture this yonr'
THIS Instructor has done some effective
work IN his department
Principal Decker " busy M boc
these days, preparing the clrculara and
planning the new boiler house In addl,
ton 10 Nh many other duties, lo
has been kept NJ home somewhat tina
wtok on account Of the illness OF Mrs,
Decker, who hne been confined TO her
bed with In grip, We are glad 10 70.
port her much better now
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BRIGHAM YOUNG COLLEGE.

Logan, May lo,--The college yoeter-
day shipped its exhibit for the Portland
fair ind the amount and quality OF the
work that viii be on exhibition VIII DO
credit 10 the institution, Tho carpentry
department viii be represented by u
com lleto sot Of wood work models bee
sides u small table and cupboard thnl
show the application Of principles mas
tered IN irst.yCar work, the accond'
year work N too bulky for shipment
but photographs OF work benches, tool
chests, tables, otcn VIII be on exhibit
ton a iin0 revolving bookcase, made
by ,hird.yonr student, was sent,
Tho forge department sont II vet OF
~ exercises, Illustrating various Hteps
from bending up through welding, tome
porlng, 0nd making Of hammers, tongs,
etc., all Of the work being OF surprising
ly high grade for llrst.yoar WORK
The domestic arts department VIII oSs
hlblt Ramplo books ana some articles
Of apparel representing nrFt.yo0r work,
ana o dress made by aecond'yenr stu'
dents,
From the art department there was
sent an extensive set Of drn wings Illus
tratlve Of work from the beginning o,
oil paintings done by students
Some good mechanical drawings,
bound volumes Of exercises IN tlIgo.
nometry, and sets OF books from tho
bookkeeping department, win bo IN the
exhibit, M well rs some work from
the training school, and photographs
Of buildings grounds classes members
~ the board OF trustees. etc,
During the last six weeks the do
nestle science department has been
studying the preparation OF foods for
inyaIlds from scientific and practical
standpoint, The work hag included
gruoll, muahos, soups, meats, ogga, tees,
etc., ana the course has boon a very
interesting ana instructive ono, The
cooking class has completed ~ labOla.
tory work for the year and an inVoll.
tory N now being made IN the DEPART
mont The years work has been en-
tlrely successful and OWING TO the lm-
proved equipment and the moro thor.
ough Decentralization Of The work, the
results have been above the usual
standard,
commencement exercises WIN he held
on Thursday, June 2 Dr. j, NJ TNns
ner VIII deliver tho address TO the
graduates, II IN expected that there
viii also be some brief addresses from
members OF the board NJ trustees, Tho
Alumni association win give ~ annual
banquet Thursday evening Already
committees are nt work arranging for
the event, and this years meeting il 20
be made morn noteworthy " possible,
than pny preceding one,
The arrangements for the Brigham
Young family reunion here on juno
are well under way II N urged that
the college alumni be prosont on TINT
occasion 20 assist IN welcoming and
entertaining the distinguished guests
The brigham Young college training
school closes its work this week on
Tuesday evening the pupils under Miss
MaRglo Jones and Miss Marian Hen,
bricks presented beautiful cantata IN
the assembly room, before an audience
that nllod the room Last evening tho
training school commencement oxer-
discs were held In the college Four
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WEBER STAKE ACADEMY.

Ogdon--Tho members OF the faonl,,
are at work on the catalogue for now
year, "VN
Prof Lind taught all hls classes nv.
oept botany his weck lie rs FAST rc.
gaining his strength, "
4 majority OF the faculty ana ami,
number ~ The students are IN Eoli INK
todny attending the state athletic n,orl
The athlete association runs ln 49,.
curalon 10 salt Lake today, Tho woln
lcfi ogden fur Salt Lake nl b IA w
ana returns ,onight NJ 1880 W"
At devotional Tuesday monlno A,,.
Kate Brdewcll Anderson ann1nrrci
the series Of loctureB 20 be piyon ru
Mr. d0ldmark, by request OF The mix,
plp0l she favored tho school win Iva
beautiful vocal selections, WV
Teachers ana students hnyo ho,o
busy this week IN getting together mn'
torlal for the Lnwln and Clark oxpnsC
ton An elegant gown ANA some moro
models from the domestic arts dorar,.
mcnt VIII be added to the material
which was exhibited az tho worlds fnr
ana which " now at Portland.
Last Monday, during the q, 4. Il. az.
crcleta, the academy was the onlv
school IN the organized condition IN
tnko part The students occupied n
prominent position IN the parade and
ON the counter march from the DEPOT
they separated into two lines ana SAM
Tho Battle Hymn OF the Ropublc1
0s the old veterans passed with uncov.
cred heads This was the most pleas.
ant feature Of the day,
Thursday afternoon the two phyglcol
geography classes Joined forces and
under the direction OF their teachers,
Prof, BRADFORD and MISS Mckay took
~ launt w TO Taylor's canyon, Wherc
among other things thoy saw an ain.
Vlal fan, old shore line OF Lake Bonno.
Vllle landsli1es, tnlus deposits ana A
general view OF the valley
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SALT LAKE CITY SCuOOL,.

From school mans slnndnolnt, the
city rchool display which has been on
exhibit ~ the board Of educntlon
rooms, city and county building, IL an
rNpouilunpl ono WITH only ylpor.
noial knowledge Of tho local system NJ
education, ono cannot hope ~ apprccl.
ate the magnitude, skill and variety,
which the work represents, nor VIII
the graduated system Of development,
appeal 10 ono who has not famllnrlsod
himself with real class. room procedure.
In the primary grades no claims NJ
perfection or ogactnoRa In execution
are made on the contrary the mere
representation OF development N nl.
tempted IN the exhibit tho crude out.
lines ana lnok of proportion nro
striking In some OF this Nork--n con.
dillon which 10 the educator only on.
hnncoa tho value ~ the display " the
advanced grades, The exhibit covers
work from oyerv school IN every
branch ~ the curriculum. Resides tho
i've cabinets, abundant material IN Mt
iractlVely displayed on card. board
bound volumes enclose the Iligh
schools exhibit Here, corrected and
uncorrooted theses In English, histor.
zeal outlines biological trenstIses,
goomcirlcol constructions mnthomnt'
zeal solutions ana the High schools
first exhibit from its modern language
department are represented, The me,
ohanical drawings, which are mochan.
teal architectural and Typographical In
design cannot fail 20 Impress one with
their precision, nnenoss ana doIcacy
Of shade nv also the proportion and
symmclry The cablno, Of crnyon and
oil paintings also from the High
awakened TO the necessity Of nrL cul'
ture
VIVA, IL most mprcssiyoly shown In
the grade work II the graduation Of
material Enoh branch In the course lH
u study Of development from the nrst
to the eighth grade, The cards show
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L. d. \. UNIpER SlrY.

School closes next Friday, May &c. for
the fourth year Of the university and
the nineteenth year since tho founding
of the institution
The Juniors viii give n program noXt
"Wednesday at p, m, In Bnrrntt hall
The senior class program VIII occur on
Thursday evening NJ In Bnrrntt hail,
10 both Of those meetings the general
public win be made welcome,
Graduation day II vet for Friday May
70, In the evening nj \ O'Clock I'm Bar.
RAFT hall All friends of education are
free 10 attend even It not specially IN
Nlled,
President Paul loCt for brigham city
this morning, whore he N scheduled
90 address The graduates NJ the BoX-
elder county schools \ nuo program
has been prepared ana much public
interest N manlfoatoi
The girls IN the normal training class
have made many small articles Of FUR
nilure In The manual training work.
They have Just completed thoir tabor
cites ana clothes racks. s-StcllU Paul,
Thursday morning tho graduating
class NlatCd The lll1l yoUr WudgNtN IN
their theology class, MONITORS of tho
ntnior class gave advice WG wBRog.
tlons that thoy had received through
their own experiences I'm school sylvia
Compton
on SATURDAY next 0cld day VIII bo
celebrated al Lagoon Tho FIRST train
for the excursion viii lpuyo Salt Lake
nt ~ m I'm time for the baseball
other trains WIN leave m ll $780, $3.50
ana $3.50, Faculty Wd student commit.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-20

You have grown weaker and thinner, I
Sec" But tho other man does not see II
that way.
Don't say guess for think"
Example ~ guess So" should bc II
think so'
Notc,'-Thc word guess Is purely a
YankoeIsm,
Don't say had" Tor would"
Example ~ had rather not DO So"
you had better come 20 me- should
be ~ would rather not do So" you
would better come 10 NO."
No,e,-"You would better come TO
me- IL equivalent TO saying that you
would do better to come TO me; or, II
would DO better for YOU 10 come TO me-
Don't say had have known" for had
known"
Example, III she had have known
H." should be III she had known H.
Don't say have have" for had r."
Examples Had II been forcseen tho
result should be HAD ! foroscon the
result"
Don't say had ought FOR "ought."
Example. lie had ought 70 live a
better llfc,' should be ''Ho ought TO
NV " 'NNN'' NV
Don't say had went" for "had gone"
or have gone"
Example ~ YOU had went along"
They have went home" I'VE should
have went yesterday" should be IN
you had gone along" "They have gone
home" I'VE should have gone yesier.
day"
Don't say "handsfull" for "handfuls,"
Examples Here are three handsfull,"
should be Here are three handouts"
Notc,-Thc quantity Nv the same, but
thc expressions convey different moan
lngs.
Don't say have done FOR have"
Example They did not cry out ne
some have done against them" should
be They. did not cry out as some have
against them"
Notc'-Thoy did not cry out against
them 0s some have or, II they dId not
cry out ns some have (crlod ouO agains
them,
Don't say "havc known" for''known,"
have seem for 'seon,n
Examples HAD no have known IT,
Had they have seen g." should DO
"liad he known IT, Had they seen H."
Don't say haven't none"
Example, ~ haven't none left"
should De II have mono loftn or III
hoyn't any LETT
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authorities regret that they cannot
kcep him, but hc has been )ffcrcd bet.
ter Inducements elsewhere,
This evening, prof Dobcock win dc.
llyor a lecture before tho lllph school
students bt Nuhk Her subject IN
"Tho place OF Dialect In Literature"
Last night prof byron Cummings
went 70 Pleasant Grove 10 address the
graduates Of the public schools,
Howard v Aston hos been appoint.
cd assistant IN physics for next year,
lie VIII have charge of the elementary
physics laboratory Mr. Aston IN a
sophomore engineer.
Last night President ana Mrs, Kings.
bury gave n reception 10 the graduates
ana members OF the faculty In the as.
scmbly han Of the museum building
state Superintendent A, C. Nelson,
Supt Rawlings Of Provo city schools,
Supt EggorDson OF Utah county schools
ana supl Smith W saith Lake county
schools addressed the fourth year nor
mails on Thursday At noon these ed.
ucntors were given n banquet by the
domestic science department. ON Fri.
day the normnla were addressed by
prosdon, Nlngsbury and profs Lyman
ana Porter
Yesterday Clly Editor John u, Han.
son Of the "Nows' WAS u visitor at tho
University
John Condlo Of the "notty paughts'
normal class visited tho University yes.
tCrdny,
This week Prof Chamberlln received
from Or pachoco OF the Royal Museum
or Brazil six packages containing specl.
IL valuable one, and contains several
undosorbod species, This n the FIRST
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., <l,,,l l,l.lh,l
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YOU should be Two gentlemen called
TO see YOU or 1.-TWO men called 10
see YOU"
Nolo,-An Obbrcviaton wholly un.
called for
p 20 !, d sey " s6 6IlHa," %, ,u,.,,,
should SSS" BE- was 'R he spISIcdf'' "'''
Note, "A man may get his deserts In
being killed, acalded' whipped, ETC., but
he need not get Killed, get scalded, get
whipped, etc, Getting Killed ls one Of
the things no one desires TO set.
Don't say "ge, left"
Example, "see that you do not got
left,' should be See that you DO not
be left" or See that YOU are not left"
Nole,-Thls Is not a matter Of get.
tlng but matter OF not getting,
Don't say give for gave"
Example, ~ Give It to him this
morning" should be ~ gave It to him
thIa morning.
Don't say going TO- for about TO-"
Example, They wero Just going 10
hang HIM should be "Thoy were about
to hang him.
Don't say going to- FOR going"
BNNnploi W mere " ne KOlnH 10
should Do Whore Is he soIng'"
Don't say good for well"
Example "That looks good enough"
'Do you feel az good as over2" should
he THAT looks well enough, "Do you
feel as well az ever"
Don't say "he graduated for "ho
was graduated"
Example, ~ graduated at Harvard"
Twenty pupils graduated last year"
MANY prominent men have graduated
from Vale" should be II was graduated
nt Harvard" Twenty pupils were
graduated last year" MANY prominent
ment have been graduated from Yale"
Don't say grateful for Thankful"
Noto-l think grateful Is the strong.
cr torn We can express mere thanks,
but gratitude X often too deep for 70.
cal expression,
Don't shy "growcd' for grow"
Examples 1T Rrowod Wild" should
bo II grew wild"
Don't say growing" for becoming"
Example nm growing fceblor oy.
cry day" I'm growing weaker every
day should bo nm becoming weaker
every day"
Notc--Growlng is indicative OF IN.
crease In strength, Nov YOU have
grown since | last saw you'" mo, I'm
weaker and thinner than then" Eyes,
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Aop IcULrUpAL COLLEGE,


Logan The Seniors have received
their caps ana gowns ana wear lnoln
nj daily chapel ana ON sundays, mus
Swing an academic appearance TO inc
college campus
The college sent 70 men TO take part
IN the state college track meet when
was held In salt LOko This afternoon
a special train this morning IRON 10,
gan brought In many students ana
members NJ the faculty To he plttnl
Nl the meet rhoy we're All most nos
pllobly entertained at luneh ny inc
University
Last week Thursday the NorogA club
instead Of holding ila regular meeting
held Konsngton
The Union Pacific railroad has made
appropriations for the establishment
Of aria farms along rs line In south
orn Wyoming ana has sent TO the Lo.
gan experiment station for advice
plans and seed
Foreman Nelson N tho college farm
will leave Monday ~ Inspect the dry
farms In Soylor Juob ana rooclc coun'
tics,
A baseball team formed from the
members NJ the faculty and cnptnlnod
by Prof LNnglon played the regular
rollogo student team on Thursday uf'
iornOOn,
Wheat Of luSurllnt growth, two nnd
n half foot high, taken from the wash
igion county arid farm on May n, has
been ON exhibition At the college the
past week.
Military nold day was held on Tues.
day, May 49, az which q problem In
advance and rear guard duty was given
"a the companies ana solved sullefaC'
,orly Tho general situniion was 90
follows A battalion Of Infantry ~
supposed 90 bo marching from Hyde
Park 10 old Camp lllsbec, the site OF
last summons cadet oncumnmonl In
I0gan canyon, Company n represented
the advance guard OF this blue party
Company A M rear guard of the OPP.
posing Drown" force had orders TO
rotard the oncmys' making principal
resistance At the bridge near the mouth
Of the canyon. Blank ammunition was
used and both companies entered into
The spirit Of tho exercise with great cn'
thusiasm,
Competitive nrlng between the com.
pnnios was held during tho week Some
good material for the college rife team
II being developed among the new ca
diets,
Prof Merrill and Or. WIdtsoo Of tho
station stan VIII have charge Of the
agricultural exhibit OF the state ht tho
Portland fair
Prof, Northrop and Foreman crock.
ott went, Thursday e. Brigham city 10
begin experiments In growing yege-
tables on the farm recently given by
the city 10 the college for such experts
ment work.
Tho scnore were photographed this
week by odoll the Logan photographer
Last Saturday the college baseball
team played at Smlthnold and was de-
fcnted by u score OF . 10 b,
Printed plans for tho arid farm ana
Irrigation investigation work Of tho
station for the summer arc now pub
lIshod and ready for distribution,
Mr.. j. G. Thomas, n former studcn,
NJ the college and now professor Of
chemistry Mt the H. ID, ~ university
IN salt Lake, VIII sp3nd the summer In
lognn doing work for the station In the
station laboratory
Mr. Beard, Mr., Barrows ana Mr. y,
u, Peterson VIII be student assistants
In the station work during Che summer
vacation.
Prof Robinson has been appointed by
the state board OF education To assist IN
correcting the state teachers oXamlna.
ton papers next June.
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that tho simple lessons Of form ana
color IN tho beginners grades serve
M n basis for the artistic products,
which the higher departments display
w this exhibit, Again the innovation
which geography study has been given
IN brought out, Two cases serve ms u
strong advocate OF this system, which
thcy NO clearly explain, The manual
training department has contributed
liberia W, since n purposes TO convince
the visitors NJ the Portland fair that
this phase Of education ls receiving
due recognition In this city,
Throngs OF teachers are busily en-.
eneod with tho details W arranging
ana shipping tho entire exhibit, and II
the comments OF visitors may be tax.
en- M u safe Indication Of Salt Lake
Guys relative position IN the cducn'
ilonNl exhibit, the expectations Of the
entire teaching comps viii be realized,
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UNIVERSITY or urAn.

Hall Lake ClJy President Kngahury
addressed tho WuduntcN Uf lha public
Hchoola Of umh county 900 upyfon ON
Tuesday lie says the continent Dhuro
" decidedly In favor of maintaining
high schools, bat 40 prosont NOT moro
than two years Of q hgh course viii
be glyon,
Next Monday ulghl the H. NJ 4, WIN
run nm excursion tp American Fork
over the Rio Grlndo, whore lhcy VIII
Rive u grand BAN In the Apollo, 'rhe
proceeds Of this excursion WIll h' given
60 the varsity gym lund,
Scandinavia ana Her People, was
The subject VI FlorooplIcon lecture
by Or, Talmogo In the 1'WontyssoNGulh
ward last Monday night
Dr. TNlmago Nv now giving o series
OF illustrated lectures ut 5 o'clock I'M Tho
morning for the benefit 0f Ms ndyano.
cd studcntg In geology
Instructor j. A, etrano foreman Of
the machine shopH has resigned his
position TO lake effect NJ the close "
mo present school year Mr. Slwno Tx
ah onlclon teacher ana the University
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teen certificates OF graduation from
the eighth grade wore issuod 10 tho
following, Arthur Johnson John An.
derson, Geneva Ballantyno, ella Vida
Carbon, Lottio Johnson, Raymond AM
dorsonl Hattie GRAY Frances Orny,
Cola Montrose, Mary card, Agnes
Crookston, Christian MoiIntt, Charles
Petersen, Edna Montrosc After tho
program there was dance for training
school pupils IN the gymnasium,
Prof Mosinh Hall loctured last Fri.
day In Wclsyllle,
Prot Wolfe was In Salt Lake on
business Tuesday
Arrangements have been made for
kindergarten department 10 be con.
Quoted In connection with tho training
school next year,