Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-03
UNIVERSITY OF UTAH,

UNIVERSITY OF UTAH,
salt Lake city. President j. f.
Klngsbury returned from his oihCial
visit TO the branch normal at OtuNl
CITY last Sunday lie says the work ON
the new building there is being pushel
rs rapidly as possible. This new build
ing Is larger than the old one. me
heating plant in the old building " pc
ing enlarged to supply heat ana Vrn-
tlation for both buildings snall
frame building for mammal tralnlni Is
also being built on the campus. Pres
'dent Klngsbu1y SAYS the crops In
southern Utah are better than they
have been for years.
Thursday morning Instructor WIN
Ray was operated on at the Holy cross
hospital for appendicitis The opera
tlon was attended to by Dr. $. u, Allen.
assisted by prs Richayds, Wilcox ard
Cannon, and was very successful Mn
Ray began suffering on "wednesday eve.
ming about n O'clock while at home IN
his study. He was taken 10 the hos
ptal and made as comfortable as pos
sible His case is a severe one but II
Is believed he win soon recover
waldo Kngsbury q. s., 49, is still
confined to his bed with typhoid fever
'rhe other members of President l<ings-
bury's family have recovered.
The steele beams for the Metailurg-
cal building win DE here on Monday
Yesterday morning mt o'clock the
football team left over the X. g. W.
Tor Denver, Colo, where they line UP
with the team from the University OF
Colorado at Boulder The Boulder elev-
IL af ha hinunaI In The
west The line up win be as follows.
lIelselt, center; Ray right guard Carl
son. left guard Peterson, right tackle
Strobel left tackle: Russell, right end
Bennon. left half, Burmlstcr left half;
Pitt, sub The boys win leave Denver
for home Sunday night The party was
accompanied by Coach Holmes. This is
the first trip out Of the state for a
Utah football team
Professors Bennlon Evans and Ar
nodson have arranged a Photographic
exhibit of the university at the state
fair There are 30 pictures In the group,
Those Illustrating the school of arts
and science occupy the center with the
mining school on the right and the nor
NAL school on the left, The exhibit IN
IN charge OF members of the instructing
force,
on Tuesday afternoon the football
team viii line up with the Soldiers FROM
Fort Douglas at the state fair grounds
on Wednesday there was an import
ant meeting OF the student body in the
the interest of student body organiza-
lions. President kingsbury gave a
talk encouraging the students along
these lines. $. j. Claridge editor and
manager Of the University Chronicle,
briefly outlined the policy of his paper
this year and urged the students Ia
patronize the merchants who adYertizc
in the Chronicle Ebert Thomas, pres.
dent OF the student body. Dan Alcxan,
der, of the arts students, and r. T.
Meyer OF the engineers were appoint,
ed q committee to revise the student
body constitution. The students wcr,
favored with "A violin solo by Miss
Whitley.
The fourth year normal girls met or
Tuesday and perfected their Bachelor
Maids organization Miss Emma SAY
age was elected Most lllustroul
Bachelor Extraordinary" The Bach
eors Bees are: Margaret Crook, Clar,
Williams and Mildred OFT.
The 'N normals win give dancinl
party in the museum building next Fri
day evening,
Mr. w. King briggs Of pleasan
Grove visited the university Wednesda.
and Thursday.
Next Tuesday all class work viii b
suspended to give place Tor the depart
ment meetings OF the state Teachers
association The following Is a list o
the meetings to be held on that day 4
the university buildings The kinder
parten section, high school and coNeg
section, superln,endents section, schot
board section, parents section, music
elocution and physical education m
scction for physical education and clio
cutlon Is new feature of the depart
ment work 1t was created last yea
by resolution introduced by Professo
Maud May Babcock of the universe
~.
Mr.. X. X. Steneson, % ~, is ON
ployed az supervisor Of manual traiun
In the state industrial school at Ol
den.
Mr. David white of ogden visited tt
university on Wednesday
This morning the state Federation
Womens clubs visited Che numi
school to inspect the work IN domest
science. At II o'clock they We're seV,
luncheon by the students uudor the q
reciion Of Supervisor Lanchmond Nil
Wheeler and Madame Root,
The engineers win meet ON Mondl
90 elect officers for the ycar
on wednesday the O5 uormals eIcctt
Nicholas Morgan class president II
Marshall, vice president lucille NJ
Master secretary and treasurer and
T. Syndergaard, representative ,
Chronicle staff
The committee on graduation, co..
slstng OF Professors Marshall StnNi
and Bennion, have posted notices 90 u
effect that an candidates for grodu
tion IN 1904 must make appI.a'U
therefor IN the form of a petition u
later than oct 10.