Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-26
SCHOOL MATTERS.
Addresses On The Relation Of The
Press 10 The TEACHER
Closing Exercises Of the University
summer school TO b. Held
Tomorrow.

The last afternoon address before the
teachers Of the summer school was
given today by Mr.. John q, Cannon,
editor Of the NEWS, who spoke on
the "Relation OF tho Pr e. ~ tho
Teacher" The address was happily
adapted to tho occasion, and was lie
tened u with rspt attention. At its
conclusion vote VI thanks was ten.
dersd Mr.. Cannon for his couftefy IN
addressing the teachers.
The teachers aud instructors Of the
summer school, including the depart
mont u physlc j culture and the AGA.
domic department, will enjoy an eK.
curslou to saltair tomorrow. Itisex.
pectei that they will leave on the $40
train, and spend the evening thoie. A
royal good time is expected.
A COMMITTEES consisting Of Mes,rs.
Lyon, Doxey and Spencer was ap.
pointed today 10 induce the instructors
u the summer school 10 continue the
school another year
Addrt., BY ProL ISiug.bury.
Prof Kingshury delivered
thoughtful lecture on optics before the
class ia pbysicul culture this morning;
10 being preface to q lecture upon the
eye TO 10 given tomorrow. "rwo
tnetles,D said tho lecturer have been
held IN REGARD ~ light The hrst " the
emission theory, being that luminous
b dice give OH minute particles which
enter the eye producing the sensation
VI lighL This theory, failing 10 an.
swSr many Of tue qucs,ious Of
tho subjects, has boen dis
light IL produced mo,lOu Vt molecules
OF the luminous bOuy which transmit
their motion to the ether, finally
reaching the eye and exciting the
optic nerve. This wave theory 10
generally held and answers all the
problems Of the subject, tue vibrations
being II right angles 10 the line VI
propagation OF the light,
A fay IN single Hue Of Hight; beam
consinta VI two or more parallel rays,
while pencil has two or more divctg.
Ing rays.
Light, on striking Transparent
medium, Ia partly thrown bs,A " -.
neCtrd and partly transmitted, being
at the same time bent Ia roifnclon.
The properties VI reliaCtiOn aud re-
Fiction were then discu'sVd, anu tbs
pr0pertita of plain, convex anu CON
cave mirrors shown.
The subject VI lenses concluded the
lecture Aud thoir action In bending or
rejecting fsya Of light la various d.
.cctlons giving fise 20 enlarged VI re-
ducrd limoges explained, concluding a
pr iltabiu hour
Tomorrow It Ia expected that DR..
P.OutE will lecture on tins eye.
closing ESpTciscs-
The closing exercises OF the summer
school, both In tho academic anu
physical culture departments, will take
plRce tomorrow. Toe program will be
rendered at the University, and viii be
bs i0llowt:
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hcetatlnni.s.s. sshfs g u hteMAttt draper
tpurrhVa By MCasrt. ". bradford, buAuy,
Mumiufi. Nawlinn aud others.
niuEinEsssssssss sssssss.sa summer school tholri
led hy Mr.. Robert Quay'
a cordial invitation In extended T.
tho public.
This evening, at O'CLOCK, Prot
Marshall will speak In the lecture hail
OF the Dtsefut Museum building on
First North street upon the subject,
An Historical Tour rhr0us h A merica.
Tho lecture will DO illustfatod ny tue
nns new stgreopticon lately presented 10
the UnlyvTsiiy, aud will DO full Of In.