Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-26
UNIVERSITY OF UTAH,

The Rev. James y. Eddie addressed
tho students during the chapel hour on
Wednesday. His guh5ect was SIX Days
Shalt Thou Labor
AT the regular meeting on Monday al
ternoon, the faculty voted TO nave
bulletin for chu-ch announcements
placed In the halls OF the university
This provision is made TO accommodate
the various religious denominations OF
the city who wish to announce their
meetings to the students.
On Wednesday Dean Eddie Of the
Episcopal church was shown through
the departments Of The university,
The studcnts in physics ! and ii be-
gan their laboratory work on Mon
day.
Today the University footabll team
ran an excursion to Ogden, where they
lined np with the ogden High school
eleven this afternoon. Tonight the boys
viii be given ball by the Ogden High
school,
Next Monday the students Of the pre-
paratory school win meet 10 elect Of
fcers.
On Wednesday, oct 7, the depart
ment meeting Of the state teachers as
aociation viii be held i'm the university
buildings. on that day all classwork
viii be suspended. the laboratories and
library remaining open.
The faculty committee on state fair
consisting of Profs. Bcnnion, Evans
and Arnoldson, are arranging Tor Il
Photographic exhibit Of the university
work. The photos Will illustrate the
equipment and products OF the school
of arts and sciences, state schools OF
music and state normal school,
Yesterday the zeta Cana elected the
following officers. George A. Larson,
president j. NJ Carlson, vice president:
H. II. Syndergaard, secretary and
treasurer; r. NJ. Reese corresponding
secretary; f ID. Warlton and Earl
Thompson, program committee.
Mr.. Joseph Howell son of Congress
man Howell, and a student OF the
school Of mines here last year, left on
Wednesday for Columbia university,
where he will continue his studies.
The Chronicle staff for this year is
as follows:
Editor and manager, s, j. Claridge.
Literary department, Nellie Goss and
Delta Cole.
school OF mines, Il. H. Meyer.
Normal school, David Leek,
College women. HELENE Critzer.
Locals. Ferry Fax.
Exchanges, Garnet Atridge.
Circulation, Jared Russell.
The first number of the Chronicle
viii be issued Tuesday, oct. l3.
on wednesday MI James Beless
Mrs Cheswick. his sister. and Miss
Cheswck were visitors az the Univer-
sity. Mr.. Seless IL the Oldest engineer
on the r. q. w Miss Cheswick is Q
graduate of the Boston University anC
a teacher OF English In the Dartmouth
High school.
Mrs. Rcbecca r.. Little, one OF the
regents of the University was yisl-
tor one Thursday
The fourth year normals met OF
Tuesday and elected the following OIL
Gers. President H. ID. Warlton; vic,
president, Ethel Thompson; secretary
Jennie Hill; treasurer j. NJ. Carlson
executive committee, Amy Lyman
Kate James. Emma ]. Savage, Clell'
MacCready, w, J. Lowe, and Ear
Thompson, property man, Evan II
Garnett.
The 04 normal girls met Thursda!
and organized club known as tn
bachelor Maids" MISS Emma SuNAg
was elected Exalted Ruler" The or
ganzatlon will be perfected next week
The purpose of this club 10 proyid
amusements during the school year,
The number OF students now regis
tered In the university is greater tina
II has ever been at the close Of tn
second week Of school In the arts de
partmcnt there are now Ave courses /
German, three IN French. three I
Greek, six In Latin and the Englis
classes are oyer-crowded. In tn
school OF mines there are registere
60 freshmen engineers The sophomor
junior and senior classes are also niue
larger thnn they were last year, Their
are 225 first year normal and prepare
tory students, The second, third an
fourth year normal and preparation
classes are about as they were La
year,
President Kingsbury went to Cedi
City Wednesday on official busine,
connected with the Branch Norma
He will return on Monday.