Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-12
UNIVERSITY or UTAH.

han DanIel $. futile of st. Louls :.
blsnv yocutiye Of the Episcopal church
thlet trnited states, addressed the
10 inT ~ ne devotional exercises on
sulvndov He spoke on true educa-
uu'snnhasizlng physical, intellectual
iion' N1,ons development and their IN
ana le"e en- human character, He criti-
fueI'V, me trend of modern education
clSeu scIentific training and regretted
to"ssss, mar classical education IL be-
tne laassIected The bishop closed his re-
Wy .ssby ray ng a high tribute to Utah
and her recpie'
wednesday President Kingsbury
WI ar official visit to the branch
ven, i" a. c, dar city, He will return
no~,Hbctiy sunday evening
,..oo G Kelshaw, a junior engineer,
piVd his studies at the University
it'S,uorday. Mr. Kershaw Is now a
.ad states deputy surveyor and has,
UNIV n,st few months, been doing
lc "" surveying In Uintah coun-
y with Mr., II. d. Page
~ tuesday the college students of
.VornIyersity met to consider the ques-
ws W creating a college student body
wv nI7atlon separate from the prepara-
usa scbool O. w Carlson, b. A. Per-
~! ona +. ID. Worton were appoint
w - draft resolutions embodylng n
Se,,tImtion to be presented at the next
meeting
nm Tuesday afternoon, DR.. r. H..
p,.Jlord delivered lecture before the
snSInqers on Electro Metallurgy at
Niagara Falls
Tho Christmas number OF the Chroni-
A viii be issued next Thursday.
mr. Joseph f. Merrill has written an
.,,lcls ON the state School of Mines
%r Inc Christmas News" This arti-
IN Mil be illustrated by a cut OF the
new Meiallurgical building.
The seti.rs up OF the machinery in
M Nplalurglcal building is to be done
nv University employees, Mr., Albert
shaw has charge of this work and will
begin Of nce'
The rooms for assaying in the new
metallurgical building are so nearly
completed that practical work in assay
Dg has begun. The furnaces are built
N the wall and are fired from the
rear. This keeps the coal dust out Of
he rooms
The surveying class has completed its
field work for the fall and viii now
work Indoors until spring, when field
work will again be taken up.
The lnstalatlon of the new machinery
IN the mechanical laboratory Is al
most completed. The class in this la
toratory will soon finish It's work with
The Richie testing machines. The
work on engines and boiler testing will
kgin after the holidays.
Some more electrical machinery was
received from the General Electric Co.
during the week, In this shipment was
ihOrse power induction motor Of
special design to be used for expert
mental purposes. This motor was
made especially for the university.
The big game between the university
football team and the Carlisle Indian
Segregation of Pennsylvania will be
played on Cummings field next Satur-
Day Instead Of Christmas day, as pre-
ylously announced. This Is done to give
lhe Indians a chance to get two games
on the coast, one at San Francisco
Christmas day and one at Los Angeles
On New Years day. The home team
Will be strengthened by Robbins, Ben
iIon, Roberts, Paul Neldon and DR.,
JOS Anderson.
Yesterday afternoon the football men
lned up before the camera Just be-
lore beginning their practice work for
'he big game next Saturday.
Now that the time for the football
game with the Carlisle Indians has
peen changed to next Saturday, the
Students will get a chance to see the
days.
IN Thursday the university debating
Cuo discussed the question, Resolved,
mat trade unions retard rather than
lOmole Industrial progress" The af-
nrmallye speakers were Frank Hol-
uah and Ike Alexander O. w. Carl
Sn and Fred Warlton spoke for the
Negative.