Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-11
UNIVERSITY OF UTAH.

UNIVERSITY Or " Ian
prof G. NJ. Marshall went to Provo
today TO speak before the Otah Oou"''
Teachers association
Instructor r. l., McGhees niue
daughter died from the effects OF scar'
lei fever and was buried wednesday
evening.
TIE Wood Grocery company present
ed the university with large pam
door skate. This fish was receiuy
caught on the Pacific coast near aau
Francisco. 1t is interesting on accoun,
of It's size. It's two large ms teasuie
forr feet across. The fish Is hVe lee.
long Dr. Howard has mounted II lo'
the university museum
on Tuesday. lie Roy Mulllner W. NJ
Worthington and Delbert Stayner' inc
/ ID S. IT,, James II. steele, of me -
Y. A.. and ]. S, Mulliner, OF ldan2
rails. were shown through the unlYer-
sity buildings by David p. Howells'
Next Friday evening April II. the
fourth wear normas win give a ball
M Chrlstensen's. The chaperones are
Mrs. j. #. Kingsbury Mrs. X. ~ LIT
lie. Mrs G. NJ. Marshall, Mrs. william
N. Stewart and Miss Maud May bab-
Geek. The committee In charge are ~
J.. Howells. j. q. Carter. r. 5. Gardner;
Ethel bruce, Anna Wilcken and Ethel
Sutton.
The student body met on Wednesday
TO hear the report OF the committee
a 1af
ts.c management Of athletics me ora
athletic association was aDsofDeh ps
the student body and IL was decided
to form an athletic council cohslsthis
of FIVE members. Three are to be elect
ed from the student body one 10 ps
a professor chosen by the faculty, and
the other member TO be the athleuc lh-
structor.
Next Friday afternoon there will be
an inter-cIass athletic meet on tne
campus. A pennant will be gwen 70
the class winning the greatest NUMBER
OF polnts All track men who have won
ony points on any previous meet VIII
be- barred.
The first year, second year, third
year and fourth year normal classes
and the sophomores have each organ
ICED baseball nine.
Az next Wednesday Is Arbor day, an
class work will be suspended. FAIRY
10 the morning the University band
win play on the campus until the stu
dents assemble, when they viii be al
dressed by some prominent citizen OF
the state. after which all will engage
In planting trees.
The university training school was
nat in session this week
on Thursday the fourth year normals
appointed Erastus Daley manager OF
r,elr track team. They also decided
10 go out on Arbor day and replace all
the dead trees in their grove.
on Tuesday the University Dramatic
club viii elect officers for the next
school year.
Last Tuesday Miss Laura Christen-
cen was married 10 Mr.. David 5. NC
Curdy. Mrs. McCurdy is a prominent
member Of the University Dramatic
club.
After paying all expenses connected
with the Chronicle last coat ana
"hoedown" last Friday night, the
Chronicle management have $50 left to
Put into It's treasury.
Instructors Raymond and Brown, OF
the Salt Lake City High school, visit
cd the University on Wednesday.
Mrs, Harvey Holmes is sick with
scarlet fever and the family Is quar-
antined. Richard Phoenix Is conduct
Ing Instructor Holmes algebra classes
ana George c. Riser is looking after
the track team.
Yesterday afternoon Dr. Bradford
took his classes in metallurgy TO Visit
the copper plant north Of the city.
There was no issue OF the Uniyer-
slty Chronicle this week.
Stanley Jonnason was in Provo Tues
day and Wednesday on business con-
neeted with the Extravaganza 20 be
given in the Provo opera house next
Saturday evening. The railroad mas
arranged for a special excursion 10
Provo that day. The Extravaganza
company will take baseball nine with
them and the l.. ID. 5. U. basketball
team will also accompany the party
A baseball game will be played with
the Provo nine and the L. ID. 5. boys
will line up with the b. Y. A. team
The u. Y. A. win entertain the visitors
with a grand ball.
on Tuesday and Wednesday Presi.
dent Kingsbury, Supt. A. c. Nelson and
Principal George A. Eaton conducted
an examination for entrance to Wes'
Point Military academy. Walter DRAKE
Prown, OF ogden, received the hgh'
est per cent. The alternates are A. Il
Trauers, A. c. Dyer and Harry Bero
The vacancy at West Point Is due t'
the graduation Of Charles Telford. Mr.
Telford was a former University stu
dent.
Principal Prosser OF the Bonneville
school. and Mrs. Prosser, Of the Yves
side High school, visited the university
on Thursday.
on Wednesday William r. Calder
wood Ernest Van Colt, Harold Nai
Colt and Lyman ]. Skeen Jrp al tor
rer university graduates, were granted
certificates to practise medicine II
Utah.
last night the Sophomores gave
hall in the museum building.