Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-02
UNIVERSITY OF UTAH.

- 49,
salt Lake City-Attorney James II
Moyie addressed the students "a chape
on Wednesday. His theme was a stu
dents possibilities" The musical fea'
lures OF the program were two duets
entitled SAY once again ! love YOU
and Come to me-" by Mrs. Joseph
Wood and Instructor Best
Visitors on Wednesday were Mrs
Cook OF the Agricultural college, Miss
I.ucretia West OF salt Lake and MI
Alfred Bond Of Heber city. Mr. Bond
was formerly supervisor of manual
training In the university training
school
on Monday the engineers elected
Clarence G.. Dresser TO succeed II. El-
mcr Caldwell as editor Of the Utah
Engineer for the next year Mr. Dres-
ser Is now a junior In the mining en-
cheering course.
state Superintendent a. G. Nelson od-
dressed the fourth year norm1ls Thurs
day morning during the hour for peda-
gogy,
Horace w. Shelly a. D. OF visited the
university on Wednesday
on Tuesday the beard Of managers Of
the athletics elected George C.. Reiser as
the general manager Of an athletic
events for the coming year. Mr. Reser
has been an ardent worker In varsity
athletics for the past four years and Is
thoroughly competent Tor the position,
The board of managers consists Of Har-
vey Holmes. chairman. Professor Cum
mlngs, treasurer n. Il, Meyer o. w.
Carlson and Fred Bennion
The third year normals are quietly
working on their class day program.
This program viii be a take OF on the
graduating nOmals and will De given
sometime during commencement week.
Most Of the students IN DR. Merrilps
elementary physics classes have COM
pleted their laboratory work for the
year,
The managers Of the big intercolle-
giate athletic meet have appointed the
following officials Referee. Mr. Cox,
OF the Y NJ. c.. A., Inspector Or.
Plumber, scorer VIII Ray; clerk OF the
court, Rolands Dole; announcer Parker
b. Pratt; judges at the finish e. A.
Barney Of Provo, DR.. Ellerbeck and G.
d. Bennett Of Salt Lake; timers. u. A.
Callahan, Jack Short and John T.
Clark; official starter Hugh Rlpeto;
field judges, Mr.. Shefski, Mr.. Cowan,
Or Rally w, II. Regadallh and Harry
Roberts. The managers have also de-
cided on the following list Of events
ne hundred yard dash, 220 yard dash.
$50 yard dash. half mile race, mile race.
40 yard hurdle, eco yard hurdle. relay,
hammer throw, shot pole vault run
ming high jump and running broad
jump This big athletic meet will take
place on the university campus next
Saturday The events will begin at
2 o'clock p. m. General admission so
cents. The schools that win take part
are the University Of Utah, l.. d. s.
university b Y academy and Salt
Lake High school
At meeting Of the athletic commit.
tee on Thursday II was decided 10 put
the track and field grounds In first class
condition. The varsity now has 80 new
hurdles and also one Of the new style
hollow spring poles for yauting.
Superintendent Frank NJ. briggs OF
the state school for the deaf and !
blind, visited the university yesterday.
Last night the third year normals
went for trolley ride Their cars left |
the Brigham Young monument at
,. m.
The following new men have been |
employer to teach In the school OF |
mines next year: Louis A. Parsons of |
Johns Hopkins university, Edgar h |
Kay OF Cornell. and William Blum OF |
the University Of Pennsylvania, Mr. |
VIII w. Ray has been employed ls in
structor In economics and sociology 10 |
teach In place Of Professor Coray who |
goes east next year TO study Mr.. Ray
was graduated from the university In I
1902 with the degree A. b., and Is now
teacher Of history in the Salt Lake