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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-13
q. A. R. "REMINISCENCES.

4 &C. A. r.. "Reminiscences Will
be the program of the parents classes
Eof the Ensign stake next sunday u morn a =
ing, The program will be under the
direction Of State Commander L.. IA.
$Smyth. The speakers will be announced
in the Saturday News tomorrow eV.-,
ming.
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AUDITORIUM j, i, II SOLD.

OGDEN. Aug. 1sThe audi forum
kating rink on Grant avenue has been
purchased by, j. 7. Hurst, who has also
purchased the ground upon which 1t
hands from Fred j. Kiesel. 1t lis Mr.
syenue as business street and turn
he Auditorium. which is Sc feet by 10
,eet into a department. store.
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.FIRENIEN,s oUTING.L

OGDEN, August 13--The Veteran
gflremen's association of Ogden have
decided upon August "a as the day
tar their big annual outing at the
hermitage in Ogden CANYON. An Ella.
oorate program of sports for the
afternoon has been arranged. In the
evening there will be given a grand
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-13
DEPOT PLANS DRAWN

PROVO. Aug. 13.-2The plans fur the
Union depot are said to be completed
and work will be commenced on the
building as soon as some preliminary
work Of changing tracks, etc, is done
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-13
gaBY MORPHINE F1ENDs.

Are made by all soothing syrups and
baby medicines that contain opium and
narcotics. McGee's Baby Elixir con-
stains no injurious or narcotic drugs
of any kind. "A sure and safe cure for.
sdisordered stomachs. bowels and fret
ulness--splendid for teethinE infants.
Sold by n. g. NJ. II. Drug Dept. IL and
III South Main ST.. salt Lake City. M rs!
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-13
.JAY.GAGER NuPT,IALs. .

!. OGDEN. August 13.A marriage
license was issued YESTERDAY after
noon 70 John eager and Florence II.
Jay, both of Ogden.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-13

The Ohio veterans propose ASKING
the next Ohio legislature to, appropriate
enough money to enable the Ohio G.
"A. n. to take with them the Fourth 8in-5
funrry band of Columbus to the next
!, pr,Io1 enca1llpu1ent. 80
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RECEPTION BY DAUGHTERS.

Enjoyable Social Function III Honor
or Commander in-C Chief and Staff.
Among the social affairs of last
evening was the annual reception ten
8dered by the Daughters Of the Veter-
ans to Command er-in-C Chief Nevius
and his staff. The affair was held at
the Knutsford hotel The reception
opened at s o'clock with music by the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-13

The exodus began last evening when
e The Engar5 band Of Fremont county;
Ida, has two boy of IA members. One
plays cornet, the other clarinet.
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at O'clock and that the retail license
8be placed at 81, 800 per year and the
Wholesale at $500, but 1t is thought that
the measure adopted IL enforced will
eliminate most il not all the saloons Of
[ the count iiiia5, e sss
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-13
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

PROVO, Aug. Il. Marriage licenses
have been issued to the following co 1.t-.
pies:
G., It. Lctson Of Omaha and Margaret
T. Wylie Bradley of Denver.
Fred Raines and Ethel Alatller, botn
dnf Denver; ;31-id4 1fd
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CACHE ROAD COMMISSIONER.

LOGAN, Aug. u The county COM
tniss,oners have appointed Alma Mer-l
rlll of Richmond road commissioner of.
Cache county. and fixed his salary at
$1,000 per year
The commissioners also set aside $780,.
900 for the Improvement of Cache
county roads.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-13

Assistant Adiutant-G General John W
ssP. johnson for the G.t A. R. department
{ of Maine. walked up to the on the
side hill the other morning, on a wa W.,
ger. He returned pretty we'll draggled
out. but pleased at having Won the
wager.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-13

The Union Pacific band Of Ellis. Kas..
serenaded Prof. j. j. Mcclellan, chair
man of the music committee Of the
/ G. A. r. encanlpment at the Temple
ton building. this morning under, the
direction of r. G. Pearson. Mr.. Pear
son displayed exceptionally we'll his
triple tongueing abiiitySin the selection
of Ida Polka or the cornet The band
have heard 1t. and has received much
praise from the musicians of this city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-13

The Massachusetts delegates are re-.
solved that the national encampnent
should be held in cooler weat her 'Illley
,5roposeG to make a move in that Oil &c
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-13
EMcAMPM ENT. M. NOTES.

Nine thousand people. went to. Saltairi
Yesterday, Of whom $500 went into the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-13

For the first time perhaps at any
encampment. one regiment has three
OF its men as delegates from as many
different states This regiment is the
Fiftietii Pennsylvania volunteers. Th..
three delegates all came from this Ia
nous old regiment but were in DIFF
ferent companies. They We're J. Milton
iNishler of Philadelphia. company IS:
William Williams of Ohio. company g;
H. DeGraw, company L.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-13

q Yesterday Color Bearer, George F..
4 TRACY, of Wareham, Mass, In speaking
of Salt Lake. reception to the G. a. r.
veterans, said today: 1T never will be
excelled They may equal 1t in other
larger cities, but they'll have to get up
early in the morning to do so. They
never will excel ourareceptlon here
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-13

The Lincoln Post q. a. r. drum corps
of Topeka. Kansas, has been one of
the musical attractions OF the week.
3fol. it is one OF the most ythmicaI or:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-13

Mrs Emma Ramsey Morris. daughter
or George +, Ramsey Of Illinois, an I'D
veteran who was one of the best known
4fifers in the service while alive. has
rendered an Invitation to the National
Civil War Musicians (drum corps) to
attend q reception in their honor at
herEhome this afternoon at O'Clock.
Music, refreshments and social chat
sMill be the order of the afternoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-13

Col. w w Ferguson, who Is in
charge of the war relics department at
the state house in Denver. and who
has several times been adjutant-s Ell
erai of that department is one OF the
active members Of the Colorado dele
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THEORY AND PRACTICE.

i. Should teacher, even in the ele.
mentary grades, daily make preparation
for what she is TO teachi Whyf
2. Show the necessity of continued
professional study on the part Of the
teacher. What means has the stats
provided TO furnish this trainingi
g. In its broader significance, what is
disciplinei
4. What things would you consider
in determining a suitable school for
which to applyi
s. What matters would you consider
in making a school programi Explain.
q. Enumerate some changes which
teaching tends to produce In the indi-
vidual condition and character OF the
teacher, favorable and unfavorable.
The following questions are based on
Blackmar's Elements OF Sociology
Answer any four.
!. "The social ideal IL normal progress
rather than a perfected system" Dis.
cuss the foregoing.
2. In what is the basis Of real social
order found
3. Is the growth Of society ever com.
pleted Explain.
4. What is socialism, What can YOU
say as TO the outcome OF modern social.
istic eIperimentsi
o. Account for the existence Of modern
social inequalities.
9. Wat are some Of the prominent
causes Of erimsi
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TURKS AND ARMENIANs.

The periodic outbreak Of the an
Client religious feud between the
Turks and the Armenians is one of
the old stories Of the Near East. This
feud. with its reciprocal murders,
keeps alive in the modern world an
old-world state OF mind. So long as
governments are theocratic, people
are bound in logic to consider her.
etics as lawbreakers. Their religion
seems to be a defiance Of the soy.
erignty of the state, and II is easy to
ind colorado legal excuse for kill.
ing them. Hence the Armenian mas
acres. They will continue until the
new regime In Turkey gets itself well
established. When Turkey passes
quite definitely over into the modern
world and grounds its law not upon
theacratic authority, but upon free
parliamentary discussion, the Arme-
nian massacres will pass to the Mu-
scum OF Bad Memories, along with
the massacres Of Dhoheda and St
Bartholomew.
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GRAMMAR.

''ro him. who in the love Of Nature
holds communion with her visible forms,
she speaks q various language.
]. Classify the sentences as TO form
and use, and name the subject and
predicate Of the leading proposition.
2. Decline all the pronouns in the
sentence and give the syntax OF eacr.
8. Conjugate "holds" In the subjunct
I've mode, past tense, passive voice. Con
tugate "speaks" in the indicative mode
past perfect tense. Write brief sen,
tences using each Of these words a. a
participle
4. Parse the verbs a. they are used in
the quoted sentence.
8. Name the two general classes oi
conjunctionI, giving three examples Of
each. What other parts Of speech con
meet clauseAi
O. Write one sentence showing nouns
N three different cases. Mention ant
illustrate seven different uses Of thu
noun,
!. Supply the proper form Of III,
pseaoun ssko in each of ths following
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UNITED STATES HISTORY INCLUD-
ING CIVIL GOVERNMENT.

l. Write q short paragraph desorip.
tive Of the explorations OF some Spanish
explorer in America.
2. Tel Of some important work or ser
vice Of each OF the following: Roger
Williams, william Penn, Petsr Stuy.
vssant, Nathaniel Bacon.
3. In what respects did the pursuits
OF the Northern Colonists differ from
those OF the Southern Why was this
sof
4. Compare briefly the resources OF
England and America In the War Of the
Revolution.
8. Tell concerning each OF the Ave i'm.
portant acquisitions OF territory by the
United States the following: date, from
whom acquired, how acquired.
9. Tell what Is meant by each Of the
following issues In American politics
notification. abolition, civil service re-
form, protective tariff.
7. Name four great generals OF the
Civil War and outline briefly the oper-
ations OF one OF them.
8. Write a sentence on each OF the fol.
lowing topics with reference to slavery;
(a) introduction, (b) Northern idea (c)
Southern idea, td) emancipation, (e)
constitutional amendments.
Q. What is the difference between an
appropriation bill and a revenue billf
10. How do the diplomatic repTesen.
tatives of the United States receive theiJ
positionsi
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GEOGRAPHY.

I. Why are the polar circles and
tropics situated where they arei
2. What are tidssi How are they
eausedi
:. Upon what two condition, does the
dist libution Of animal life depend prin.
cipallyi
4. Name ten plants that are cultivated
by man for food.
g. Name the exports from the United
States to England; from Africa to the
United States.
Q. Name the principal products OF
France. What are the leading imports
Of Francei
7. By what route IL commerce mostly
carried on between the commercial ports
Of Europe and Asia; between New York
and the East Indiesi
8. Name three large cities and give
some geographical reason for their
growth and size.
Q. Locate and tell something about
Msnchuria; Thibet.
10. Locate Alexandria, Sitka, Winni.
peg, Melbourne, Madras, Rio Janeiro.
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ARITHMETIC.

!. A barn is 40 by 60 feet, with gables
20 feet high. Find the cost OF siding the
barn at $1,000 per thousand.
2. A man has an Ger for his house
and lot OF $4,000 cash or 81, 900 payable
In 0 months. IL money is worth go,
which is better and how muchi
s. A globe 10 20 inches in diameter.
Find it's circumference, its surface and
ita volume
4 Give q reason for the rule for
pointing the quotient in division Of deci.
mails.
8. A mrchsnt buys hardware at 25 per
cent and 20 per cent. of the list price,
and sells AT 20 per cent. and 10 per cent.
on. What per cent. Of gain does he
realief
@. How many rods Of isnoe will be re.
quired TO enclose field In the form OF a
rightangled tiangle, whose area is l3h
acres and whose base measures 48 rods I
2. Write a problem that you would
give fourth grade pupil to test his
reasoning power. Solve the problem as
you would require him to solve IL.
8. How should merchant mark shoes
that cost 1925 a pair, so that he may
deduct 269o from the marked price and
still make a profit OF 331s1of
0. A man who owns a quarter section
OF coal land has bed Of coal II. thick
covering Y Of the land. How many
tons Of coal has he, allowing 40 on. IT.
10 the toni
10. In q oertain school district as.
sessed at 100000, a tar OF 81 1900 Is
raised. Mr.. X. is assessed $4,000. Find
the rate Of taxation per thousand OF as
sessmentj also find Mr.. KS tax.
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WV W ''' "'''''' his hunger. eat.
ting and drinking with a sullen deter.
pnination TO make no pretense Of ignor
sng situation that plainly angered him
deeply. And from minute to minute he
raised his head to glare across at Ger.
aid, who evidently was unconscious Of
the presence Of his own party.
When Nina spoke TO Eileen. the girl
answered briefly, but with perfect com.
poeure. Selwyn, too, added a quiet
word at intervals, speaking in voice
that sounded little tired and strained
II was that note Of fatigue in his
voice which aroused Eileen to effort
the instructive move to protect. to sus.
tain him. Conscious of Austin's sup
pressed but increasing anger at her
brother, amazed and distressed at what
Gerald had done-for the boys very
presence there with the set OF whom
they disapproved was an affront to
them all-she was still more sensitive
10 Selwyn's voice, and in her heart she
responded passionately
Nina looked up. surprised at the sud
den transformation In the girl, who
had turned on Boots with q sudden
fow OF spirits and the gayest of chal.
kenges, and their laughter and badi-
mage became so genuine and so persist
Nent thsy, combining with Nina, they
fairly swept Austin from his surly alb
straction into their tolls. and Selwyn's
subdued laugh. If forced, sounded pleas.
ant now. and his drawn face seemed
10 relax little for the time being
Once she turned, under cover Of the
general conversation which she had set
going, and looked straight into Sci
wyn's eyes. flashing to him a message
Of purest loyalty, and his silent gaze in
response sent the color flying TO her
cheeks,
o. II was all very well for awhile, q
brave, sweet effort, but ears could not
remain deaf TO the increasing noise and
laughter, to familiar voices, half caught
phrases, indiscreet even In the frag
ments understood. Besides, Gerald had
seen them, and the boys face had be-
come almost ghastly.
Alike, unusually flushed, was con
Quoting herself without restraint. Neer.
Gard's snlckerlng laugh grew more sig
nihcant and persistent. Even Rosa
mund spoke too loudly at moments,
and once she looked around at Nina
and Selwyn while her pretty, accent
less laughter, ripping with Its under
tone of malice, became more frequent
IN the increasing tumult.
There was no use in making a pre-.
tense OF further gayety. Austin had
begun 10 scowl again. Nina, with one
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SUGGESTIVE Questions on he Sunday School Lesson
by REV. DR.. LINscoTT.
Fer the international Newspaper bible Studs, Club.
Mey o. 1909.

Pauls First Missionary Journey
Antioch in Pisidia. Acts xiii:l3 50.
Golden Text-The word of the Lord
was published throughout all the re-
gion. Acts xiii:49.
I. Verse 13-At what points had Paul
and Barnabas touched, according to
the last lesson ?
Look up your map and say where
are Paphos, Perga and Antioch In
Pisidia.
Verse 14-Should Christian always
attend church on Sunday, If he has
the opportunity, whether at home or
abroad ?
If man does not act like Christ
ian when away from home, is he real
Christian when at home, no matter
what his outward acts NAV beP
nVerse-15-Are not our present day
churches too stiff and formal, COM
pared with the services in this syna.
gogue?
OuOuiu uOL .Oui SCI NlSCS pC ouulOi-
emily elastic to call upon others De-
side the pastor, to take part in themP
Verse 16-Were there many devout
Jews and others, in those days, who
feared God and we're accepted of him,
who had not embraced Christianity
Should preachers and teachers in
addressing non-Christian audiences,
assume that there may be some of the
number who really "fear God," not
withstanding that they may never
have heard of JesusP This question
must be answered in writing by mem.
bers of the club
Verses 1737-In addressing a hos.
tile audience II is well for a speaker
to commence with things which they
believe in common, making them lead
up to the main question; what mat
tiers did Paul refer to, in carrying out
this wise rule
What points in this'.address of
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Paul's would you say we're the most
striking9
Verses 38 39--In what sense can God
forgive sins through Jesus, that he
could not through the law of MosesY
Granted future life of rewards and
punishments, what question can COM
pare in Importance with the forgive.
ness of sins ?
Are men sane who neglect to have
their sins forgiven, seeing they admit
the grave dangers of delayP
Verses 40.41-What do unconverted
sinners need to "beware" OFF
Why do sinners not accept of the
salvation offered to them by Jesus
Verses 42.43-What is 1t a sign of
when men want to hear the gospel
preached
Is there always an affinity between
spiritual people, Notwithstanding diff.
ferences of opinion ?
Does 1t do us all good to be urged to
be true to God ?
Verses 44.45-Does the story of the
cross still draw crowds as II did at
Antioch?
When one preacher is jealous at the
good another preacher is doing, what
is that a sign of
Is truly good man ever jealous of
the good others are doingP
Verses 46.49-Is God more portal to
one nationality than he is another9
Does God ordain all those to eternal
life who will accept of Jesus?
Are gladness and joy always in the
hearts of those who love and serve
God {?
Verses 50.52-When the bad perse-
cute the good, which gets the real
trouble
Lesson for Sunday, May 10th, 1909.
-Paul's First Missionary Journey
Iconium and Lystra. Acts xiv:l.28.
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PHYSIOLOGY.

I. Name the two cavities Of the trunk
and the organs found in each.
2. Locate the following: larynx,
patella, phalanges, pleura, ulna.
8. Give the general shape Of the stom'
ach. On which side Of the body is the
larger endf Name and locate the open
ings.
4. Define the term absorption. What
are the great absorbent vesselsi
s. What is the principal seat Of the
sense Of tastei Name the more clearly
defined tastes.
o. State the difference between, volun-
tary action and reflex action.
7. What are Haversian canalsf What
is their purposei
g. Mention the valves Of the heart and
describe their action.
O., Describe the permanent set OF teeth
a. TO number and kind.
10. Is the question OF temperance o
personal or q social onei Whyf
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DON'T 90. care JOT you 100 UV4tch u
ask IT,"
shocked glance at Alike, leaned over
toward her brother:
'Tt Is incredibleT' she murmured.
~she must be perfectly mad 10 make
such an exhibition OF herself. Can't
anybody stop herr Can't anybody send
her homer
Austin said sullenly, but distinctly;
THE thing for us 10 do is TO get out
Nina, II you are ready
'But-but what about Gerald2" fal-
tered Eileen, turning piteously TO Sci,
wyn. I'VE can't leave him-thereT
The man Strengthened up and turned
his drawn face toward her:
~Do you wish me TO get himT
"Y-you can't do that. can you"
'Yes, can, II you wish It. Do you
think there is anything In the world
can't do, II you wish it?"
AS he rose she laid her hand on his
arm.
I'll don't ask IT, she began.
you do not have to ask It," he said,
with a smile almost genuine. Austin,
I'm going to get Gerald, and Nina viii
explain to you that he's to be left to
me II any sermon is required. I'll go
back with him In the motor boat.
Boots, you'll drive home in my place"
As he turned, still smiling and self
possessed. Eileen whispered rapidly:
Don't 60. care for you too much
% ask It."
He said under his breath, Dearest,
y0u cannot understand"
-Yes, ! dol Don't 60 Philip. don't
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ORThOGRAPHY.

l. What is an elementary soundi The
English language has how many slsmen.
tary sounds?
2. Indicate the different sounds Of e;
OF o.
3. Make and name eight diacritit
marks in common use.
4. Give the meaning OF the following
sufiixes and exemplify each in . words
ness, ity, dom, age.
$40. Spell the following words 10 be
pronounced by the examiner; perfumery,
participle, mirror, concrete, camphor,
priest, thirtieth, crayon, ttympanum, In
augual, happier, strait, naught, charge
able, bullion, yeast, twslfths, peculiarly,
thieves, daisies, smiling, maneuvers, SCOT
judiciary, Los Angeles, Buchanan. moo
quito, umbrella, salivary, utensil.
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LITERATURE.
(Select any eight.)

Noelect any elgnt.I
l. Name two writers of prominencs
who hourished in tns Elizabethan Era
and give work OF each.
2. Give a synopsis Of an English clas.
Hio you have read.
5. Name an English poet of nature
and an American poet Of nature. and
mention one chief poem Of each.
4. Tell what you oAn Of MacaulAy ~
. writer.
s. By whom were the following works
written; Deserted Village, Tam O'Shan,
ter, Guy Mannering, Ben Hur, Recess
sionali
Q. Discuss Evangelins a. 10 author,
style, subject matter, vsrsihoation.
Z. Who was the greatest novelist Of
ths Victorian agei Name his master
piece.
Q. Mention ten books You would REQ
emmend 70 your pupils Tor homo read
laa Give reason FOR your rso0nmsn'
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blanks and give the reason for your
choice in each case;
(a) She is n girl know can be re-
lied on.
(b) She IL q GIRL know TO be 70
spectacle.
tc) I saw = lady-I have no doubt
was your aunt.
8. Write business letter, ordering
school supplies, OF not more than ten
lines. Give full heading, signature, and
envelope address.
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SOME PROBLEMS
FOR TEACHERS
Applicants FOI County Certltl-
Gates Must klsWeT Them.
EXAMINATION RELD MAY |, 1909

Prepared BY the State School Com
missioner to Test the Mental oual.
lheatlons Of Those Who Seek Posi-.
tions as Teachers In the Public
Schools.
Following 10 the list OF questions
as prepared under direction OF the
state commissioner Of public schools.
and submitted at the county examina-
tion for teachers May 1, for ele-
mentary school certificates:
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Nina and Boots had begun ostenta.
tiously an exceedingly animated con.
versation. and they became almost ag-
gressive, appealing TO Austin. who sat
back with a frown on his heavy face.
and to Eileen, who was slipping her
mineral water and staring thoughtfully
at big. round. orange tinted lantern