Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-31
UNIvEpsITY or UTAH.

"success IN Life was the subject OF
talk by the Rev. y. a. Simpkin at
the devotional exercises on Wednesday,
ON Tuesday afternoon AZ new MEM
hers were admitted to the Engineering
society. Fifteen more have made ap-
nIcation for membership and VIII pc
acted upon at the next regular meet
ing. The leading feature OF the pro-
gram was a talk on Praetiqai I'm
Cheering" by Or. Merrill. The presi-
dent of the organization, Leonard Ca
hoon. has arranged for DR.. Talmage TO
lecture before the society on Nov, H.,
His subject win be 'Lodes and Bedded
Deposits
Dan Lillywhite and Parker 3, Pratt,
two former students were Visitors on
Wednesday.
state normal scholarships were re-
Gently awarded to the following stu
dents Nels l.. Peterson Susie Meeks,
Canute Peterson, Sylvia Martin, John
Banks, Hazel Taggert, Violet Gaisford,
Mary Stewart, Theresa Sunderland,
Edith Haynes, David Leigh, Anna
Dobbs, Gorda NJ Hendrickson, Sarah
Humphrey and Josephine Eisenman'
A COPY OF the new student body con-
stltuton was hung In the halls of each
of the university buildings during the
week for the students to examine. Al
meeting of the student body next,
Wednesday the adoption Of this con-
stltuton will be discussed and acted
upon.
Prof Beckstrand now has four new
testing machines set up In the shop
room OF the physical building. Tests
of tension torsion, and compression of
materials, and strength OF hydraulic
cement are being made by his students
I'm mechanics. new eXtensometer for
recording tensile strength arrived on
Monday.
At a recent meeting OF the Club de
Langue Franchise Mr.. Arnold Of the
modern language department of the
university was elected president for the
ensuing year to succeed Mr.. Aubert.
This club Is composed Of people In the
city who speak the French language
and meets once a month. II was or
ganlzed last year by Mr.. Arnold.
Through the efforts Of department Of
modern languages there have Just been
added to the magazine literature of the
University library n weekly German
periodical, Die Woche, and n monthly
French review, lie Monde Moderne
People interested In keeping up with
the present literature and politics Of
France and Germany are cordially in
vited to visit the University library and
read these magazines,
On Wednesday afternoon DR.. Tai
mage took his students in physical ge-
ogpraphy and geology on q field trip
10 the lime kilns northeast of the
Warm Springs.
The Hon. Willard Done visited the
university on Thursday
Invitations are out announcing the
Junior ball next Friday night in the
museum building.
Considerable interest In football was
shown during the week. On Thursday
the students met and practised yells
under Yellmaster Harry Il. Dresser.
Yesterday at 1880 all classes were sus-
pended and the students held another
enthusiastic meeting. Instructor Best
led them In singing class songs. Early
IN the forenoon the sophomores bolted
their classes, went out on the campus
and ran the large university flag to the
top of the flagpole. In the afternoon
they took ride In the large drag,
Utah, through the principal streets OF
the city. AT p. m. they met the Dem
YER team at the station and drove them
to the Hotel Kenyon. At the game this
afternoon the students occupied the
west bleaohers.
grand athletic ball will be given to-
night In the Museum building in honor
OF lhe Denver football team.