The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-02-01

give a lecture on Liquid Air" in Bar
rett han next Tuesday night under the
auspices of the university. The lecture
will be fully illustrated by expert
| ments with air in liquid form: with
| 1t mercury is frozen to a solid, and
upon block of ice the liquid boiIs
vigorously. Students of the city Will
/ be admitted for 25 cents Tickets NAV
be had at the High school, the Lat
! ter-day Saints university, and seats
viii be reserved at Schramm's drug
store.
Messrs. George Gibbs and viii Ray,
and Miss Ida Rawlings, were visitors
on Friday
Professor w. NJ. Stewart and Mrs.
Virginia s. stephens went to Price
I on Thursday where they spent Fri
/ day and yesterday doing institute
work with the teachers of Carbon
county.
/ Miss Mary c. May. who was out of
/ school on account of sickness, was
/ back again in her kindergarten work
/ all last week.
1 The first year normal students will
/ hold a meeting tomorrow to elect a
president in place of Louis Van DAM
who has withdrawn from school, and
! also to name a godfather for the
class.
Bishop Charles S. OImstead of Den
yer, Bishop Abel Leonard OF Salt Lake
Rev Hiram Bulls of Glenwood Springs
and Rev. G. s. Perkins of Salt Lake
were all visitors at the university and
training school on Wednesday
In response to the challenge made
to the senate by the ZeJa Gamma the
senate last week appointed Messrs.
Frank Holman and John Deal to meet
the Zeta Gamma boys in joint debate.
/ The question will be: Resolved, That
| the public utilities of the United States
should be owned and controlled by the
federal, state or municipal govern
ments-" The senate also named
Messrs- E. D. Thomas and Daniel Alex
ander as alternates for the debate and
instructed Attorney General L. G. Nor
rlS to prepare a brief to be submitted
to the senate before proceeding with
the trial of Vice President Leo But
Ter.
The student body will hold meet
ing next Wednesday to name a sue
cessor to Parker B. Pratt, who has re-
signed his position as managing edi-
tor of the Chronicle. There will not
be an issue of the Chronicle the COM
ing week
The second number of the Utah Engi-
neer came out last Wednesday.
On Wednesday Fred ]. Pack, man
ager of the Utah-IdahO debate, made
his official report to the Debating club.
The debt incurred by the debate was
a little over S1O0
The male students of the first year
normal class held a meeting last Mon
day and decided to form an Organiza-
ton for their mutual benefit. They
elected the following as temporary Off
GERS: Richard Phoenix, president; ia
cob p. Russell, vice president, and VIII
James, secretary and treasurer, and
also named a committee to draw up a
constitution.
Professor G. NJ Marshall went TO
Ephraim on Friday to conduct an in
stitute of the Sanpete county teachers
on Friday afternoon and yesterday. He
addressed the school patrons of Ephra-
i'm on Friday night.
The college women will celebrate st.
Valentines eve by entertaining their
friends in the assembly room of the
museum building. Invitations have
been issued to members of the fac
ulty, college men and some friends of
the college girls. The evening viii be
spent in games, dancing, ping pong and
refreshments.
Members of the faculty played a
game of indoor baseball last Wednes- !
day. Mr.. Beckstrand's team defeated !
that of Professor Cummings by a score |
of Il to SO. The teams lined up as fol- /
lows;
Beckstrand ...P..-...... Holmes |
Bradford ......-.....C..-... Cummings 4
Allen B.........-... COray /
Robinson. ...........2 B........... Arnold /
Howard. .....-......3 B............ Evans /
Messrs. jay Johnson and Harold 1
Golf paid a visit 10 the B. Y. academy
at Provo last Monday.
The training teachers in the fourth
grade ended their history work on the /
age of chivalry and the second term |
by giving a programme on Friday aft |
ernoon- All the groups of the grade /
furnished parts for the programme. In /
addition to music and miscellaneous |
numbers the principal feature was the /
knighting of a page.
At next Fridays session Of the Zeta !
Gamma ]. D. WOrlton viii be tried for
assault with a deadly weapon, COM |
mitted upon the person of James Carl J
son. Ernest Burgess will prosecute the /
case and o. J. Carter will represent /
the defendant. T. NJ Reese will act |
as judge and w W. Stevens rs clerk. /
Miss Nellie SCofeld, editor of the
White and Blue of the 3. Y. academy,
was visitor on Thursday She SAYS
that the Provo students have organ T.
lied a student body and are taking /
steps hoping to bring about a track
meet with the university next spring. /