Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-21
UNIVERSITY or UTAH.


Salt Lake Clty.--The Hon. VIM.
Jones. a member of the British Parlia-
ment from Wales, was shown through
the University building on Tuesday by
Prof. stewart. Mr.. Jones Is a member
of the educational commission appoints
ed by parliament to investigate Ameri-
can schools. He was particularly inter-
ested In the work OF the train school
and came up again on Wednesday. He
saws the university has the best equip
ned normal school for training teachers
that he has seen In any Of the state in
stltutions OF America.
On wednesday the students were adj
dressed by DR.. Kelsey of the University
OF Michigan. He was accompanied by
Mr. Wade secretary OF the board OF
regents OF that institution.
Last night Mr. Arnoldson OF the de-
partment of modern language read a
paper on his work at the University of
Lausanne.
The electrical laboratory has just re-
ceiyed two fine Instruments from the
Western Electrical Instrument COM
many. They are semi-portable lab0ra-
tory standards, one triple scale volt
meter with multiplier and having a
range of 800 volts, and the other a
triple scale ameter the largest range
being 100 amperes, These are the finest
Instruments OF the Weston manufac-
ture, and together with the set of Kel-
vim electrical balances received during
the summer, and the standard cells,
standard resistances and silver volta
meters with which the laboratory Is
equipped, provides a complete set OF
standards for all kinds Of electrical
measurements for both direct and alter
mating currents. Electricians and 9TH
ers having electrical instruments can
now get them callbrated here without
sending them east
On Thursday a shipment Of electrical
machinery for the dynamo laboratory
was received from the Fort Wayne
Electrical Works. In the shipment was
) *. w. rotary converter of special
design made for one two or three phase
work. IL is also compound wound for
direct current work. This machine
was made especially for the university.
Similar machines of the Central Elec-
trio and Westinghouse manufacture
form part of the laboratory equipment.
The electrical engineering students
have now completed their galyanometer
work and Will begin work in the dyna-
lllu ldDNi dlplJ llNAN Ntths
The department Of chemistry has Just
received large shipment OF chemicals
from Elmer and Arnold, New York
Yesterday afternoon Prof Marshall
left the city for an extended trip to
Nernal and Castle Dale. He Will visit
the schools of those places in his off
cial capacity as deputy state superin-
tenent Of schools.
on Wednesday the student body
failed to elect president, The vote
was as follows; Ebert ID. Thomas, PA;
0, W. Carlson. 1853; and b. A. Perkins,
1874 j. G. Brown was elected secretary
and treasurer and Geo. c. Riser was
elected member of the Athletic coun-
ell $. j. Claridge was reelected editor
of the Chronicle. j. G. Brown win Of
hoate as acting president and arrange
for another election
on Wednesday afternoon the football
game between the faculty and members
Of A. II. fraternity took place on the
campus. All the students went out to
see the game The score was 20 0.
President Kingsbury acted as referee
and Or. Jos. Anderson was umpire. The
lineup was as follows;
Dr.. Ebaugh ,...L. e.. .,... Hamilton
ffOt. BeckStfallu' h. InDhh AlcNaHuer
Prof. Toronto ....,L. G".,..Stockman
Dr. Merrill .n..,..C.... .,.,-. Park
Prof. Stewart .,..R. c.. Ike Alexander
Mr.. Hansen .u...R. T"..,."Holman
Mr. Plum .........R. E,,.,...,u,Judd
Mr.. McBroom 80. B,.,, Thomas
Prof. Cummings Il, II Forester
Mr. Riser ., ,,.R II. B,,."... Walker
Coach Holmes ,.,F. B...". .".Carlson
This afternoon the Alumni team
lined up with the Varsity on Cum
mIngs' field.
The big game on Thanksgiving day
VIII be played between the A. c. OF COL
orado and the Varsity. The Colorado
school will bring about q men.
Next Friday evening the Chronicle
win give grand ball in the assembly
hall of the museum building. The par
~ viii be under the management Of
the Chronicle staff. The following are
the chaperones. Mesdames II. Nj. Wells,
j. r. Kingsbury w Montague Ferry
j. S Ferguson w. c. Hail. Hardness,
J. r. Harris, G. NJ. Marshall John Mar
shall and Woodward.