The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-28

fessors r. r; LYMAN William NJ Stewart
and H n Mccoy.
the committee on graduation, has. alreacy
received ~ larger number OF apphcaIions
are students IN this year graduating
class Professor Stewart feels that thss
condition speaks well for the work Of che
DR.. James Z. Talnlage has recently beer.
elected 2 member of the Royal Scottish
were elected TO membership the other
Two being Professor 6. X. Gilbert of the
United States geological survey. who IS
surveying OF Lake Bonneville and also
frofessar Branner. acting president of,
Miss NJ a Holton, supervisor of prirn-
dry ork in tho city schools spoke 20 the
fourth year normal students on Monday
.ast UPON the subject; What Teacher
cxpects-Of Her Children.
superintendent Il. ". Ashton OF the
normal training school last Wednesday.
lie is anxious to get as many Of the
graduates INTO the county schools as ne
Having attended the International Kin
dergarten union an Chicago-and then again
returned TO the city, Miss May, super
visor of kindergarten work, resumed her
work last Monday morning.
count Of sickness. Miss Laura SAMSON
returned to her grade in the training
TO leave her work again before the day
Supefint-D-tenC r. q cooper addressed
the normal studeTts ON Ne.sassday upon
the II chers Attitude Toward Her
Children and Tier Work
Str.f aicf&light, principal OF the tram
ing school. says that the normal class
20 be graduated this year is the strongest
one that has ever done the training work.
E0ung academy addressed the Normal So.
eiety ON Friday afternoon upon 'fhs
Mrs. emma. J. nIcVIcker who acted as
state lperintendsnt OF publie Instruction
versity summer school. One Of these viii
% someW-llstt eIeu1eptary, the other adj
Naueed; posh wiz De made very practical-
A number Cf the county super1pteud-
/ ents throughout -tlle staIe whO, Al the
/ past, have allowed their teachers to do
! summer school work in the university in
( lieu of taking the county examinations,
/ have expressed themselves as anxious to
! afopt the same course this year, as they
l have found that the summer school Work
/ IN the UNIVERSITY has given new life TO
She Efforts of those teachers who have
/ Al tine meeting Of tho Engineering So
( ciess last Monday. Mr.. J, Holman adj
dressed the students upon the prospects
of 2 water supply for The liniverslty from
/ Red Butte canyon
DIR. Mark Brown. vice president Of the
ncsmal graduating elass aud chairman
of their standing committee, resigned. his
/ position last week on account OF his extra
/ DEBATE A[r- E0red $. 1usser Was elected
/ 20 take Mr.. Browns place.
/, AIicroscopica1 society last Friday might
/ upon the subjects Progress in Micro
/ Scopy." Or, Orssz- Howard also cf the
! university, gave a talk upon Methods OF
] Using the SficroscOpe.t
An effort is being made by the cxecU-
/ tive committee - the summer school to
| get James +. Resell, dean Of the teach
ers eollcgo OF Columbia. 90 deliver a
series of lectures to the students OF the
: summer school.
Next Tuesday the students will hold
! their contest for places upon the athletic
Ia. =
\ debating team on the 18th of day. There
VIII be contests IN All the track events,
I including the va-iGds races. he jumps.
J pole vault, haus1reT throw and s1ot put
/ The ZetaL Gamma boys on f'rfday night
I debated the question: RESOLVED. That
/ the Enslish cabiret system. OF government
/ Is better that che United States cvngres-
sfonaI form
The first and third year students PLAYED
| match game % baseball Friday after
noon in which the third years were sue
/ cessful by a score CT thirty-odd 70 ten.
l. Ins sball given in ChristeL sen s Hast
! Friday night by the ATHLETIC association
4 was 4 very successful one.