Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-19
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.,.ro civ President Kingsbury
say "a" nom the east Yesterday.
return 'oay he attended the annual
WE'VE .4i.Mn' of presIdents Of state UNI
ton',in.,, ~, Des Molnes, Iowa, on OCT
Wf.ul "a, The convention was pre-
q any N ,or hy President McClain OF
slel Vr5 sl states were represented
low" Sj.,ts discussed were discipline
me s'VtD,. york done In normal SCHOOLS
ulit,,mltv Of courses ana enlral'ce re-
un ,,,.,msois and preparatory sChools'
wv" 1IsaussIng discipline all the plgsl-
lI ,psre bitterly opposed 10 haaInB
de's f,rm. Experience had shown
.here discipline was LETT IN the
loa' WV ibs students. the punishments
hhnl' y, @ ton severe. All were OPP
N,i' 7, Uniformity Of courses Doth
los .hs5 and elective. and also To- uni
,tr Nm entrance preparation. Each
',, should boz loft to attend 10 lhese
,I,o,s for itself ana mus develop
reoln its Individuality Fun credit
s 1,,lyqlpnt work done IN normal
.c1s should be given
IN, r,.nners 0f the convention were
.,t, orInl1n that preparatory schools
,r,estIop with state universities
m matter for each state 20 look af-
,ra lhe convention. President
y,.s.bmy visited the worlds fair He
Isttd washington university Uni-
..l,y M iowa. and Chicago university
IA rmdr "a careful inspection Of gym
..siun buildings and equipments OF
h Institution. he was aCc0mpa-
,,.l an his tdp By Mrs Kingsbury.
Wtno leaving ST. Louis they were
c.nebi In railroad wreck and mar
ogy escaped severe injury
ON Wednesday, supt-olect h Il. Eg-
eer,sen of Utah county and Postmas-
,sr poupal of Sprlngyille visited the
University
Yesterday al II o'clock, classes were
o,,repded for an hour and the students
ue5t OUT ON the bleachers and prac-
tl.ad wells I'M the interest Of the football
game with the A. G. u, this afternoon,
Dr. Gowans the medical director OF
the gymnasium. who is specialist on
diseases Of the brain and nervous sys
fem rs working out the details Of
course IN neurology TO be offered next
wear The course will be especially
sdarted TO the needs OF advanced unl-
yfrsIy students who purpose doing
work. n pedagogical psychology. It
uGl De Of inestImable value to the
teachers OF the future who already rec
omIze the physical basis Of mental
eacency and who see the necessity OF
regulating mental work by the physical
Development Of the individual The
doctor says that schools generally are
producing disastrous results by dlmin-
,hIng the vitality OF the race, that
while the mortality due TO acute infec-
iols diseases Ia diminishing that due
t0HeN0us diseases is increasing These
edous results can be largely prevented
by proper understanding OF the de-
,eopment Of the brain and nervous
system
Next Friday and Saturday Professor
Stewart with conduct a teachers insu-
mle az f. Cameron Beaver county
Ne win also deliver evening lectures
Of Beaver and Greenvllle
Supervisor Upton Is confined at his
home suffering with typhoid fever. His
y0rk Is being looked after by Kearney
Sslsnson
The parts for Christopher Jr" have
btn received and the Dramatic club
ket work on the play.
Today Miss Babcock gave a lee.
u' recItal THE Place OF Dialect In
l.'nture' at Tooele for the public
schools,
During The week the college women
INFLATED Margaret Savage, Alice Me-
Donald Edna Harker Rosa Thomas
and Hergluh Bush