Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-11-22
UNIVERSITY OF UTAH.

UNIVERSITY OF UTAH.
Prof Stewart addressed the patrons
Of the university training school last
night. on Monday evening he will
speak before the citizens OF Spring.
VILE on Manual Training"
President Oscar Carlson Of the Uni.
yersity Debating club has arranged an
intercollegiate debate with the Unlver-
sIty Of Idaho. This debate will take
place In the Salt Lake Theater about
the middle Of January next. The ques'
ton reads: "Resolyed, That the United
States Senators Should BE Elected by
Popular Vote" The University Of Ida.
no selected the question and the Uni
yersity of Utah chose the affirmative
side A preliminary contest for places
ON the University debating team Will
be held on Friday, Dec. 5, Those wish.
ing 70 enter this contest are requested
to hand their names 70 Secretary T, M
Reese by Monday, Nov. "a.
Louis j. Seckels a student last year
was visitor on Wednesday
Lorenzo T.. Elggren. 'O2 normal has
been appointed a substitute clerk In
the Salt Lake postofllce.
s. L. Richards, former university
student, has been elected orator Of the
freshman law class at Ann Arbor.
On Wednesday at Delta Phi the ques-
ton, Resolved, That the Federal Gov
eminent Should own and Operate the
Coal Mines of the United States"
was under consideration. Speakers
for the affirmative were, John
w. Condle and w. II. Smith. The mega
tive speakers were Geo. N. Weston and
Harold Goff.
Student Stephen w. Wallace was sue
cessful in passing the naval examina-
tion at Annapolis last Tuesday. Only
l6 out Of 40 applicants attained a pass
ing mark. Mr.. Wallace Is now mid
shlpman.
A new 2o-gallon copper gasometer was
recently placed in the chemical labora-
tory. 1t is to be used as a storage
tank for oxygen.
The dynamo laboratory In the base
ment of the physical building has been
fitted up and the students In electrical
engineering began their work last week.
A new switch Is being built which will
have between two and three hundred
terminals. These will enable the opera
tor to connect the machine In any com
binatlon.
As Thanksgiving day approaches the
students become more interested in the
big football game with Stanford uni
versity The California eleven, with a
tralnload Of rooters, will leave for Utah
on Monday. Manager Riser Is pushing
the work on the new bleechers for the
athletic grounds. He has made ar
rangements with the railroad company
for an excursion train TO be run from
Ogden so that the people OF the juno
ton city may see the game.
Mr.. Riser is now negotiating with the
University Of Wisconsin for game to
be played In Salt Lake on Dec. 20.
Miss Mabel Brown. 'O2 n, and Miss
Edith Kendell, '02 ~, teachers in the
Franklin school, visited the University
on Wednesday.
Professor w. G.. Roylance delivered q
lecture before the Normal society Mon
day afternoon. His subject was. How
Differentiation Of lndivldualism Aids
the Progress Of Civilization"
Mr.. William Iglehart, editor and man.
ager OF the Salt Lake Herald, addressed
the students at chapel on Wednesday.
He spoke on How Daily Newspaper
Is Made Up"
The Ladies Literary circle met with
the president, Mrs. Byron Cummings,
on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Dart gave
O review OF Edith Wharton's book,
'The Valley OF Decision" This was an
exceedingly artistic production and was
greatly enjoyed by all.
At the request of Gov. Wells DR.. Tai
mage went to Willard county on Tues
day, where he is making geological in
vestigations OF the possibilities of Sc
curing water for irrigation by means of
artesian wells.
The students Of the University have
arranged to give a reception and ball
In honor Of their Stanford visitors. The
event will take place In the new Chris
Jensen dancing academy on Friday eve
ming, Nov. Is. Refreshments will be
served by the chef OF the Commercial
club from the club rooms The chap.
erons are Mrs. II. NJ. Wells. Mrs.
Thomas Kearns, Mrs. ]. Z. Kingsbury.
Mrs. Hoyt Sherman Mrs. Edwin f.
Holmes, Mrs. Robert Hardness. Mrs
w. w. Ritter, Mrs. David Keith, Mrs. S.
Bamberger and Mrs. j. X. Ferguson.