Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-14
UNIVERSITY or UTAH.

Salt Lake City-The doors Of the
University were closed on 1 uesuay oa
n,y'" chairman Of the university
ehor5 NJ regents. In the afternoon, the
socnIty and students attended h Is run
r,i ,yhlch took place from the Assent
,n, NAH Profs. Cummings, Marshall
nd Merrill were appointed 20 purchase
s,ttoble 0oral Offering, and PrOts.
cummings, Merrill and Stewart were
oi,op charge Of the seating Of the stu
5,rts In the north gallery. The faculty
va members Of the board of regents
"'c,nied saats In the main han imme-
Jistnv behind the mourners, Mr.. James
Sbarp has been a regent OF the uni
yersily for the past 30 years. His deep
,rierest IN the university is known TO
all the students and he was highly es-
TENED by them
PRINCIPAL David p. Howells n '03, Of
,rc Tooele schools was n visitor on
Monday
Ever since the present graduating
rornals have been at the university
NOV have bolted their classes on the
s"sGpi Friday I'm May. Yesterday was
ma execution to their established Gus
,om They met on the campus be-
tween $ and o yesterday morning and
made the air ring with their class yells
and songs. Led by their president, Mr.
rred Warlton, they marched TO the
Inns 10 spend the day enjoying the
beauties Of nature,
Last night the Bachelor Maids
gave a dance I'm the Museum building.
profs Merrill Stewart Evans, Ar
uoldson and Bcnnion are preparing the
university exhibit for the worlds fair
at ST. Louis. They have kept Prof
Allen busy with camera all the week.
The training school Is preparing an
elaborate exhibit In manual training,
domestic art and nature work This
collection win be on exhibition on
Monday at the training school
Today the first annual state thigh
school track meet took place on the
university campus The high schools
Of Salt Lake, ogden and Park city en-
tered teams, The visitors were met
at the station by representatives Of the
university students and escorted
10 the campus where refreshments We're
served In the Museum building by the
varsity women. hey were then shown
through the university buildings after
which they went over to Cummings
field and shouted ana cheered their re-
gpectlyc teams.
Next Saturday, tho big state track
meet win take place on Cummings
field between the A. G. T.. h. Y. L.,
i. ,. s, L, ana L. Of L.
on Saturday May 2S, the Branch
Normal Of Cedar city and the Varsity
UtHtl HOLD al L.
Cummings field
Last Monday the Prep baseball team
defeated All HalIows nine by score
Of % to 3,
Custodian Nordvall has appointed
Robert Hannay janltor Of the Museum
building.
Next Monday Prof Stewart viii ad-
dress the district school graduates at
Springyille,
Dr. George T., Vincent, dean OF the
NhautauQua school OF New York, and
professor Of sociology at Chicago uni
Nerslly who VIII teach I'm the state
hummer normal institute. has am
nounaed the following topics for
course OF lectures Mind Of the
Mob Educational Efficiency" Chill
dten vs. Grownups," How the Land
Mouds "a People Sociology Of the
curriculum ne press comments on
Dr. Nincents lectures are of a most
complimentary character The follow
llg is one from the De witt Observer:
Prof Vincent delighted his audience
win a 30 minute address. II was an
eloquent effort full Of plain language.
ara lotty thought and was indeed a
masterpiece, hose who did not hear
him missed a treat"
George NJ, Weston, superintendent Of
men county schools writes Prof Stew
art saying that every teacher I'm his
county viii attend the summer instl-
tute.