Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-18

tello. The college was fortunate In
procuring the labors OF Prof. Burchell
| He has had training In the Spencerian
| Business college Oswego Normal school
and Columbia university. and added TO
his splendid preparation has had exper-
ience as a professor In a business col
lege three years, as public accountant
in New York and Philadelphia three
years, and as professor and vice prlnci-
| pal In the Oswego State normal for
seven years.
The professor on animal biology has
| been selected to succeed Prof. GOwans,
| who resigned in June TO practice medi-
| cine In the southern part Of the state.
| The name OF the new professor is with
| held for final acceptance, but he Is q
| man OF unquestioned ability and eX-
| perlence for so important a depart
ment in this institution
Mr. George r. Campbell, n graduate
Of Harvard, and q brother OF the cap
| tain Of the Harvard team of last year.
| He has accepted the position OF physi-
| cal director and teacher Of physics here.
| He Is an able instructor and an enthu-
| siastic director I'm athletics. inspiring
his men with the right spirit for sue
| cess.
Prof l.. A. 0stein, who has this year
! been added TO the mathematical stan,
! Is a ripe scholar and teacher OF wide
experience.
Mr. Edwin A. wilkins les been se-
cured as foreman in forging In the
mechanic arts work Mr. Williams has
spent several years as foreman OF the
Boston and Maine railroad shops and in
| doing apprentice work for the govern
meut in ship building. Prof. Jensen, In
! charge Of the department. is very much
pleased with Mr. Williams work and
feels assured that the forging viii be
q strong feature Of the course.
Mr. Henry j. Stutterd has taken the
! place Of Miss Louise Richards as in
structor In drawing Miss Richards Is
spending the year in Paris for advanced
study Mr.. SWtterd is Salt Lake city
man. but has spent the last three years
ia New York doing extensive study IN
I fine arts
Alr Robert Stewart. q recent gradu-
/ ate Of the college has taken the posi-
ton as station assistant In chemistry.
Mr.. Stewart Is AN earnest worker and
most efficient cu-operator in station
work.
Mamie S. Morrell has been added 10
The faculty as assistant IN household
| science.
Mr. David Stevens. graduate from
the commercial department last year.
occupies the position as private secre-
tary 10 President Kerr succeeding Mr..
Norton. Mr. stevens also assists I'm
the commercial department as teacher
OF stenography
Mr. W A. Jensen Of this city has
taken charge of the courses In stem
oewphy. Mr Jensen comes back 10
,he college with additional experience
Of summer IN law and real estate Of
ces In Butte. Mont
Air. John II. Daukhead. n graduate Of
! Toe college, AMI who has spent two
Years IN the missionary 6e'd. and In the
Ass Two Years mas been employed IN the
fllst National bank, Is another valu-
dule addition to the commercial DEPART
ncht. lie teaches commercial calcula-
IONS and assists iu the regular work OF
DE department
MISS Ella Vaughan. formerly assist
ant secretary IN the Office. has left this
work for teaching In the typcwritlng
department., ana her place In the secre-
ioty.s oihce is being flied by Miss Car
tir hcAlister, daughter Of J. A. Nc
Allster Of this city.
The faculty Of the Agricultural col
lege rendered the students delight
ful reception on Saturday evening from
s 10 -.
The Agricultural college women's
Grub has been reorganized for the year.
With the following officers Mrs. W. J.
kerr. president; Mrs. A. NJ Fleming.
vice president Mrs. J. F. Engle. secre-
tary, Mrs. G. L. Swendson. treasurer.