The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-11-10

negotiations for the delivery of a pub
lie lecture in this city upon the very
interesting subject, Liquid Air" The
lecture viii be accompanied with nu-
merous experiments Illustrating the
properties of air in the liquid condition.
The exhibition will be made under the
management of H. 3. Thearle and H.
~ Hanaford shortly after the Christ
mas vacation.
Professor Marshall went to Provo
Saturday and addressed the teachers
of Utah county upon English literature.
This Is the second Of eight talks that
the professor will give before the teach
ers during the winter. In the evening
he spoke before the Literary society of
the students of the Brigham Young
academy upon the history of English
literature
Professor Babcoek has announced
that the cast for ''Tusu,'' the play TO be
presented by the junior members of the
Dramatic association, will include the
following students: Misses Claudia
Schmierer, Edith Brorkman and Bessie
Wiedner. and Messrs. Nicholas Morgan,
Evan Garnett and j. c. Banks.
The books for THE AmazOns" have
arrived and the first rehearsal was
held Saturday morning. Permission to
present the play has been secured from
Daniel Frohman through Baker & CO.
AAC COfllillleG Oh SIdQudllOH ndS
posted its regular notice to applicants
for graduation, asking all students who
expect to complete courses next June
TO present to the faculty petitions for
graduation before the 10th of this
month.
The teams of the sophomore and
Junior classes played game of foot
ball on the campus last Wednesday
afternoon for the class championship of
Il faxr
a score of 5 to 0; and, having previous
ly defeated the freshmen, they now re-
gard themselves as the champions.
The third and fourth year normal
class will play a match game of foot
ball on the field next Tuesday.
The annual game of football with
the Logan Agricultural college will be
played on the university campus next
Saturday.
Messrs. ]. v. Buckle and Ebert
Thomas. both of the dramatic associa-
ton, are out of school on account of
the mumps. Mr.. John Stewart is con-
fined to his bed with a severe case of
typhoid fever.
]. Fred Anderson, managing editor
of the Chronicle, has addressed a cir
cular letter to the members of the nor
NAL class of 1901. reminding them of
their promised subscription to the col
lege paper.
superintendent George Reid of the z.
9. NJ. /. drug department of this city
has presented 10 the department of
chemistry a chest of such medicines as
are valuable in case OF accidents to
students in the laboratories. The chest
has been placed in the hall on the
chemistry floor of the physical build
ing, where all can have access to it in
case of accident
DR.. Talmage is having a dark room
fitted up so that he and others can do
developing work on plates from which
lantern slides are to be made.
Mr.. Silver, instructor in shop work.
and some of his students are making a
press with which to make fine sodium
wire for the use of the students doing
organic work in chemistry.
The two rooms of the manual train
ing department have been fitted up
with the new hardwood work benches
shipped to them from Boston recently.
and during the next week Mr.. Upton
pupils OF the grades Of the training
school, as well as the regular manual
training classes of the normal school.
The Delta Phi. boys on Wednesday
adopted a new constitution and by
laws. They declare the purpose of
their organization to be fraternal, So
cial, literary and debating At their
next meetlHg Iney VIII DEBATE the qUeS-
ton, Resolved, That the several states
are competent to deal with trusts
without the help Of the general govern
ment''
The second year normal students will
give a social on Friday, Nov. q.
Mr.. S. w. Wallace of the sophomore
class left for the Annapolis Naval
academy last Monday.
Instructor Beckstrand during the
past week has adorned his room with
number of photographs, valuable for
illustrating the mechanism and setting
up of modern machinery. The pictures
are those of various kinds of engines,
copper converters, ore crushers and
blast furnaces. The photographs were
taken and presented to the university
by the Allis-Chalnlers company of Mil
Waukee, Wis.
Mr. Thomson and the second grade of
the training school on Wednesday last
paid visit to the Royal bakery and
to Husler's -four mill in connection
with their study of wheat.