Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-10

class from entering the buildings and
class rooms, clipping hair, etc, and Wig
orous verbal encounters, several physl-
cal contests were also reported, but de-
MED at the schook The professors, how
ever. were unable TO allay hostilities
TIL President Brlmhall took hand and
compelled ap armistice. In the after
noon a peace conference was held, and
il was decided that all should eXpend
the remainder of their surplus energy
in uniting to make a large b. Y. L.
on the mountain on Friday. 1t was
claimed at the meeting that the second
construction of the "0I' was the work
of some membefs ofNhe '07 class who
did not know of the row Tuesday eve
ming, and the agreement between the
class and the student body that no
more "07' were to be made, but that
all would unite in making "Y.' These
'07s, who knew of the intention Of the
class to make the '"07" went to the
ground after the first "07" had been
| destroyed, and seeing no work done
. merely carried out, as they supposed,
the intention of the class This Is the
way it was explained.
w C. T. L. OFFICERS.
The following officers Of the w. C.
r. L. have been elected for the en-
suing year, President. Miss Josephine
Kellogg; vice presidents, Mrs. Mary NJ,
Boyden; Miss Alice Mathews. Mrs, II.
j. kroupa secretary Mrs, Mary b.
sumner; assistant secretary, Miss Alice
Mathews, treasurer Mrs, John Mar
wick, superintendent of literature, Mrs.
W, w. Billings superintendent of
flower mission. Mrs. Mary NJ. Boyden
and Mrs. William f. DeLong; supern-
tendent of prison work, Miss jose
phine Kellogg.
The union will hold a meeting at
Miss Kellogg's on the 18th, the sub
ject to be considered being How to
Celebrate the Glorious Fourth plan
being adopted and preparation made
to carry 1t out
GARDEN CITY NOTES.
w. C. A. Smoot Jr., is here repre-
senting Guiterman Brothers, of st,
Paul, Mimi, manufacturers of mems
furnishing goods. Mr.. Smoot is COM
bning pleasure with business, visiting
his many relatives and friends in this
city.
Funeral services over the remains
of Mrs Eliza A. wilkins will be held
tomorrow. Friday, afternoon in the
Sixth ward westinghouse beginning at
o'clock.
a. 5, Higham, who passed some
checks here last week which were re-
turned from the bank marked no
funds" came down from Salt Lake
yesterday after being advised OF the
disappointment of the people to whom
lie had given the checks Mr.. Hgham
explains that the checks were given
TO him In payment of premiums on
Insurance policies here issued, and that
he had no reason to believe that the
checks were not good He took them
UP and the parties to whom they were
paid by him are not losers.
Prof. f.. ID. Partridge OF the B. Y. y.
VIII lecture before the Philosophical
society OF the Beaver Branch Friday.
Prof, Alfred Osmond Will deliver an
address at the county schools gradual
tlon exercises at Pleasant Grove on the
18th.
Mrs. Ida Smoot Dusenberry Of the
b. Y. L. faculty will visit the Beaver
Branch on the 10th.
Dick Clark, Orvin Scott and Roy
Vincent all boys under is years OF
age. were sentenced to the Industrial
school yesterday by Judge Kellogg OF
the juvenile court. A stay was made
till today to give the parents time to
begin habeas corpus proceedings TO test
the jurisdiction of the court, they hav-
ing expressed desire 80 TO do. IL this
Is not done the boys Will be taken up
today. They We're all on probation,
when brought up for new offenses.
which caused Judge Kellogg to decide
that they had no inclination to reform.
hence the sentence.