The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-02-22
UNIVERSITY NOTES.

The university students will enjoy
the celebration of Washington's birth
day by having a holiday tomorrow
The students at chapel exercises last
Wednesday enjoyed a healthful talk
from State superintendent A. c. Mel
son upon Educational IDEALS Mr..
Alfred Best sang Sir Arthur Sullivan's
THE Soldiers Crave
Upon invitation of superintendent
Bowen, Professor Byron Cummings de-
livered an illustrated lecture upon
Greek Art before the patrons of the
schools of Park City last night
The Zeta Gamma boys on Friday
began the proceedings of the mock trial
of F. D. Walton, charged with assault
of ]. NJ. Carlson. The boys actively
engaged in the trial are: E. H. Bur
gress, judge; w. w. Stevens, clerk of
court; T. NJ Reese, prosecuting attor-
ney; J. o. Carter, counsel for the de-
Tense; H. f. Smith, Samuel Hanks and
James Manning, witnesses for the
! prosecution, and W. H. Smith and
( Charles Manning, witnesses for the de-
| Tense.
Representatives Hamlin and White
were visitors in the various depart
ments on Friday.
Six new down draught FORCES have
just been put into place in the shops
for work in iron.
The freshman quartette sang in Sug-
ar House on Friday, the occasion be-
ing the farewell testimonial to Mr..
David Larson. who goes as a mission
any to Scandinavia.
Miss Ethel Smithen. '02 N, and Miss
Belle MacLachlan, 91 N, were visit
ors on Monday.
The executive committee of the sum-
: mer school has issued its preliminary
announcement. 1t is in card form and
will be mailed at once. 1t announces
faculty of eleven members. as fol-
J lows: Professors G. NJ. Marshall, By
ron Cummings. w. G. Roylance, Milton
Benfion and r. II. Bradford, and IN
structors Edwin Evans, r. L. McGhie,
A., Harvey Holmes, z. H. Beckstrand, F.
( A. Arnold and ]. H. Upton. The fol-
! lowing courses have been definitely an
nounced, and others are still being ar
ranged for: English grammar, compo-
sition, English literature, Greek and
| Roman literature, pedagogy, general
/ history, American history, plane and
1 solid geometry, algebra, trigonometry.
! elementary physics, history and science
| OF education, psychology, ethics, manu-
| al training, Latin, German, French,
arithmetic. mineralogy, physical Gull
( ture, geology, physical geography.
| drawing and painting.
The University GIee club now COM
I prises more than thirty voices. Prac-
tees are held each Thursday night I'M
4 der Instructor Alfred Best in the rooms
/ of the Utah College of Music, Dancing
I and Dramatic Art in the Deseret Ma
/ tional bank building.
! The Delta Phi boys last Wednesday
afternoon debated the Cuban reciproc-
ity treaty, Messrs. T. NJ. Reese and o.
/ w. Carlson leading the respective sides.
! Samuel Pixton gave an able review of
| the Venezuelan question.
i Ingles Macintosh and c. H. Ulmer,
] both old students of the mining school,
We're visitors during the past week
A good representation from both
houses of the state legislature visited
I three of the five buildings last Tues
day. They were in such%haste that they
! did not enter the library and normal
buildings at all. In the meeting of
students short addresses were made by
Speaker Hull, Senator Bennion and
Representatives White and Done.
i The class in metallurgy have begun
iassaying and are now working with
copper ores.
The freshmen have begun their work
/ in qualitative analysis
The Amateur Athletic association of
st. Paul, Mimi, has asked Mr.. Holmes
for date for a football game next
season between the THANKSGIVING re-
cess and the Christmas vacation This
club has already arranged for games
on the Pacific coast and desired to
stop off and play in Salt Lake.
Professor w. NJ. Stewart will go TO
Rexburg, Ida, and conduct two DAYS
of institute work on March z and s.
He will also deliver public address.
Captain George Brown, captain OF
last years football team, who was
compelled to discontinue school on ac-
/ Of of oil Of srI,
iberia, was visitor on Monday last.
Professor Stewart gave talk on
domestic science on Friday night be-
fore the Parents club of the training
school and a goodly number of the
legislators. Refreshments that had been
prepared by the children of the grades
were daintily served by the little girls
Miss Nellie Goss is making some de-
signs for use upon posters and bill
boards in announcing the "opera-ex-
travaganza" which the band boys are
preparing for March at the Salt Lake
theatre.
The chorus for the opera is working
hard for their coming appearance.
The first year boys, who recently or
ganized a secret society of heir
own. met on Wednesday to select g
suitable badge.
The fourth year normal girls of the
ct A. N" society gave a very sue
cessful dancing party last Friday night
in the assembly room of the museum
building.
The executive committee of the De
batting club have submitted TO the Ne.
vada boys a restatement OF the cues.
ton for the spring interstate debate
The questions now reads as follows
Resolved. That municipalities in tn.
United States should own and operat,
telephones. lighting plants and rail
ways This restatement has beer