The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-11-17
University Notes

University Notes.
Chapel exercises viii be conducted
curing the coming week by Professor
Osson Howard. Professor Mcclellan
VIII prepare special music for Tuesday
morning.
Assistant John 2. Brown was called
nome yesterday by the severe illness
OF Dis mother. He expects to return
tomorrow, unless conditions change
Tor the worse
Professors D. R. Allen and w. NJ
stewart together delivered & public il
lusLrated lecture at Heber City on
fnday night and repeated it at Walls
burg last night. The subject of the
talks was THE Moral Value of a Prac-
teal Educa ton"
The domestic science laboratory has
been moved from it's temporary uuar-
terS IN the library room of the normal
building to one Of the rooms of the
musical training department.
Professor W. @. RoyIance was ab-
sent from his classes several DAYS dur
ing the past week. He has gone to
oregon with his wife on account of her
lll-health, but expects to return early
TINS week to resume his work, leaving
his wife on the coast for some time.
oeen in charge Of Professors Bennion
and Stewart.
Judge II. P. Henderson and Miss
Reynolds Of Chicago, an honor grad
uate of the Northwestern university,
were visitors in the various depart
ments last Wednesday.
Professor w. NJ. Stewart viii address
the Parents club of the Webster
school next Thursday afternoAa.
Principal n. T. Porter and H. Claude
Lewis of the Cedar City Branch Nor
nal faculty Were visitors on Monday.
ana left for the south again in the
evening Of the same day.
On Monday and Tuesday the teach
ers from Sprinsville and Spanish Fork
visited the university and training
school. Among these were L. ". Mel
son and Miss Lydia Schramm, mem /
bers Of last June's graduating class.
George +. Harding, normal grad
uate, Tho has been attending the Rush
Medical college in Chicago, was a Wis
itOr on Monday. He brings good news
rom the Utah boys who are now at
tending there. These young men are
William CalderwOod. Ernest Van Colt.
LashbroOk Laker and Harold Van
Colt, ali Of the State Normal school,
Recently they were called before the
professor of chemistry in a body AMI
commended very highly for their work Z
in that department
The faculty has received from stu
dents 100 petitions for graduation from I
the normal course and seven appIica- /
tons for college degrees. This is the 1
largest number Of applications for /
graduation ever made.
The class in history and science of /
a
lessor Milton BenniOn to accommo- |
date teachers in the city and county
schools, is now attended by fifteen /
members During the past week Pro-
lessor BenniOn received word from
Davis county that fourteen teachers
rom those schools are DESTROYS of do
ng the work and will join the class
Weekly sessions are held on Satur-
lays at > o'clock in the teachers room
If the office Of City Superintendent
Christensen.
The line of poles bearing the electric
wires from the Cottonwood power |
1laDt. that has crossed the campus
md been more or less dangerous, has
low been removed, the wires being
strung west on Fourth South street
University students generally were
.stOnished to see hanging in the main
J
'ast week a flag from the Agricultural
ollege, bearing the letters A. c. l.,
nd drsped in mourning.
The freshman chemical laboratory is
'eing fitted out more completely with
ew apparatus, such as large evapor-
ting baths, new scales. burettes. 9th
r apparatus has been ordered and
Professor AGREE says that with the
ew equipment the laboratory win
Ompare very favorabiy with those of
astern institutions.
The boys interested in the organiza-
ion Of 4 brass band met last Wednes-
ay. There were fifteen students pres
Mt. most of whom have played some
lstrument before. Professor AGREE
nd Mr. W. T. Taylor are very much !
ncouraged at the prospect. A meet
lg was set for tomorrow, at which
me the question OF getting instru-
tents viii be discussed.
The dramatic association had two
vely rehearsals during the week, one c
n Thursday and one yesterday. The
rst two acts Of The School Mistress
re being worked into shape.
The mandolin club had a special !
ractice on Wednesday.
The athletic association has already
lis year over 140 members, a larger
lrollment than at the same time dur =
lg any previous year
The second year students held a class
eeting on Wednesday afternoon. In
Tuctor r. L McGhie addressed them
pom the FTOrce of Personality Pres
ent J. B. Hume presented TO the class
leir new flag. The flag is a large !.
Irple one. with the word orphans"
Orked acr0ss ft in white letters.
The freshmen have challenged the
phomores for a game of football.
be game is being awaited with eager
.ss. as practically no man in either
ass has even handled a football,
The Orphans gave a very successful =
.ncing party on Friday night in the :
boratory Of the physical culture =
Hiding The hall was decorated with =
ass and university eolors, and the ?