Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1904-10-03
FORTY-TWO NEW NAMES ADDED
TO CORPS OF INSTRUCTORS.
IN ALL THE DEPARTMENTS
List includes Two New Professors,
and Three Assistant Professors,
Fourteen Assistants and Twenty
two Observation-Disclosures Secures
Many Strong Men.

The university faculty will be
strengthened this fall by forty-two
new members who were selected by the
board Of regents last June as profess
sors, assistant and instructors in
various departments of the university.
Of the new members five are profess
sors, fourteen assistants and twenty
two are instructors.
Prof Daniel w. Mead, hydraulic and
sanitary engineering, is one of the
most efficient men in the United States
IN his line Of work, having been for
several years consulting engineer in
Chicago. This is the first time Mr.
Mead has occupied a university chair
and Wisconsin is to be congratulated
in securing him as several other uni
versities rendered him the same posi-
ton.
DR.. Charles r. Bardeen, professor
of anatomy, has for the past several
years held this same position at Johns
Hopkins university. DR.. Bardeen is
specialist in the anatomy of arteries
and veins.
Prof. John R. Commons of the de-
partment of sociology and economics,
commands, perhaps, the esteem and
confidence of the great industrial lead
ers as does no other young man and
has very high standing among the
leading economic professors and
authorities in educational institutions.
The new members of the faculty and
the positions they will fill, follow:
Dr. Charles r. Bardeen, professor
Of anatomy; D. Earle Burchel, assist
ant professor of business administra-
ton; John r. Commons, professor Of
political economy; George N. Knapp,
assistant professor of farm engineering;
Daniel W. Mead, professor of hydraulic
and sanitary engineering; H. w. Allin-
ger, assistant in German; w. B. And
erson, assistant in physics; M. F. An
CELL, assistant in physics; w. Brad
ford, instructor in engineering; Walter
S. Brown, instructor in horticulture;
&c. C.. Crawford, assistant in history;
Howard S. Elliott, instructor in electri-
cal engineering; Caleb A. Fuller, as
sistant in state hygenic laboratory; ].
S. Fuller, assistant in animal hus-
bandry; M. H. Haertel, assistant in
German; J. F. Hausmann, assistant
in German H. G. Horack, instructor in
law; w. o. Hotchlziss, instructor in
geology; Miss Ella A. Huntington, in
structor in household economics;
George l. Kemmerer, assistant in
~, o,,,;c+rr. VIZ G Kinpo ipctruotor in
drawing and desc. geometry; Miss
Anne H. McNeill assistant in educa-
ton; H. F. Moore instructor in test
ing laboratory; G.. M. Norman in.
structor in electrical engineering; E.
G. Olive instructor in botany; J. NJ
Overton, instructor in botany; G.. e.
Post, assistant in electrical engineer
ing; John G. Potter, assistant in me-
chanical engineering; w. A. Price, as
sistant in civil engineering; Arthur
Ranum, instructor in mathematics; G..
M. Reed, instructor in botany; E. w.
Schlatter, instructor in French;
Charles N. Smiley, instructor in Latin;
Warren d. Smith, instructor in geol-
ogy; c. w. Stoddard, instructor in ag-
ricultural physics; J. d. Suter, in
structor in mathematics; L. F. Van
Hagan, instructor in drawing and desc.
geometry; R. M. Wernaer, instructor in
| German; Archie G.. Worthing, assistant
| in physics; Miss Hester Coddington,
head cataloguer; Miss Margaret DAN
iell, intructor in voice, school of music;
Mrs Inga. Sanberg instructor in
piano, school of music.