The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-01-12
University Notes

SIX new students registered AZ the mi
EersIty during the past week, raising this
year enrolment to $751;
Chapel exercises We're conducted .d,,-i,, .,
the past week by James II. Anderson
| chairman Of the board of counfT- cC,,o
missioners. Mr.. Anderson officiated ar
Mon. I'm Deil-
instructor Harvey Holmes will conduct
chapel during the coming week M
Holmes will speak upon 'Self-cuIfure and
SGnaIdcter buIolng, devOting one morn
ing 10 the ethics of football Two sono
services viii also be arranged. on Wei
nesday the engineers will furnish the
music. '-0
Professor G. NJ. Marshall addressed the
SJu0entS OF the High school last Wednss-
day morning upon The Reading Hsb;+ ;,
Mr. Claude Richards, n. 'Ol. has with
drawn from school to accent a posifion
as teacher IN the schools of RichfieId
MISS Bertha BOotes, a graduate of the
Salt Lake High school. who is now At
tending Leland Stanford. was a visitor AZ
the university on Monday.
Inc Zet9 Gamma boys on Friday night
DEBATED the question. rs the Tariff .
Legitimate Issue of the Next Camnaien ~
AT Normal society on Friday afternoon
Professor D. r. Allen gave a. yerV inter
estlng and entertaining exhibition Of
phOtOgrap hic slides Over one bTp5re5
ana seventy-five views were throVrn mo-,
the screen, and Professor Allen con-
menled very briefly upon each The
series lncIuded live groups of pictures
one on Yellowstone national Dark one Of
7 tan scenery, one on historic Salt Lake
one OF the university and the firth con-
sisted OF slides from the prize SET of fba
= fnerlcan Amateur PhotOgra pner From
the university group were shown pictures
o eX-PIeSident John r. Park and Chair
man OF the Regents James Sham ea--b
VI WHIch received rounds of applause
Inc freshmen during the week issued =
T Ino+oiI 10 any class in school for
tltSeeSn same OF hockey. Their offer has
Deen accepted by the Senate and also bv
Professor Giles conducted the music
e eEaSS, on Thursday in place of Professor
Professor Milton Bennion delivered
lecture upon Historic jerusalem in
F0reSI Dale last Sunday night
Miss Dott M.HStay, N '99. and her
mother were visitors on Friday.
Professor @. NJ Marshall last WAdnas
DAY night addressed the Parents class
OF the Brigham Young academy at Provo
upon the subject of Literature in the
Mr.. Ebert Thomas. who will soon leave
Tor the missionary field. has resigned his
position as president of the Senate. Mr.
Daniel Alexander has been elected to sIIc-
coed Mr.. Thomas.
Mr. Ben Harker, one Of the best ground
gamers in this years football team. left
yesterday for Germany, where he win do
missionary work.
Inc management OF the Chronicle an
nounce their prize song contest open until
May 10. A reward of $25 will be given the
student, ex-Student or alumnus. who
writes the best university patriotic song
TO consist of from four to six verses. The
song that wins the prize Will be sung at
commencement exercises.
Tomorrow afternoon the Social league
VIII give a public programme. the at
fractions of which are a recitation by
Professor Maud May Babcock and a talk
on Things to Be Got Out of College
Life" by Mr.. c. S. Gibbs.
Miss Laura Samson. N '9S, has been
substituting during the past week for
Mrs. V. S. stephens Mrs. Stephens ex-
poets to return tomorrow.
Mr.. Arthur yelling, n. '01, who repre-
scented the university in the two inter-
collegiate debates with Nevada, has given
up his school work and viii leave on Jan.
10 for mission to the eastern states.
Mr.. j. E. Mcknight. principal of the
training school. who has been out of
school with typhoid fever, returned to his
work last Monday.
Next Friday Professor G. NJ Marshall
Will go to Ephraim to instruct two DAYS
in the Sanpete county teachers institute.
On Friday evening he will deliver lee
ture before the students and patrons Of
Snow academy.
Misses Minerva and Louise Clark, the
twins" of the normal class of 1900, were
visitors on Friday.