Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-01
uNlVEpSITY OF UIAn.

UNIVERSITY or UTAH.
student Life at Harvard % was the
subject OF an address delivered by Pro-
lessor Fred W. Reynolds during inc
chapel hour ON Wednesday AT ihls
meeting the University orchestra made
lts hrsl appearance. The boys made
good showing and were given ID
hearty applause by the students assem-.
bled. The orchestra players are Bees
lev. violin. Freeman, piano Alexander
trombone Nelson, comet ana watson,
clarinet
Professor Edwin Evans returned
home ON Tuesday trom Atlanta
Georgia whore he went io attend the
annual reunion Of the 'Old Time Telo-
graphic and Historical Association "
which he rs member The professor
has many good things 10 Say about the
southern hospitality he enjoyed FROM
the kind people of Atlanta WINE
away Mr. Evans visited the fair at 81
Louis.
supt q. W. Ashton M The county
schools ~ assisting Supervisor Welsh
at the training school
Professor Chambcrlan's college
classes IN zoology and histology win
begin on Monday.
There are lO5 fourth year normals
registered for practice teBChing This
Is the largest traipiug class the normal
school has ever had
The subject OF class pins 10 being
Investigated by the college seniors ana
the fourth year nonmals.
After Professor Reynolds had finished
his speech al chapel on WednesdaYthe
college men called for Coach Mad
dock who spoke ON The needs Of u
gymnasium 10 encourage college
yells. Mr. Maddox called all the
football men to the rostfum and had
them give the following new varsity
yelli
u. Of g. rah rah,
q. Of e. rah rah,
who rah who uh
Utah, Utah
Tiger
On Monday afternoon q College
Mems Republican club win be orguu-
ized. This club will become affiliated
With the American Republican College
league. with national headquarters az
zoe Auditorium building Chicago Tho
purpose is to effect an enthusiastic club
which VIII be- a unit in the great or
ganzatlon Of College Republican clubs
massed together throughout the coun-
Try for the success Of the Republican
ticket. Roosevelt and Fairbanks will
he the slogan ~ every college Repub-
llcan IN the school from now until cleo
ton day Karl Hopkins and O. w.
Carlson are back Of the movement here,
The students met yesterday At 1880
and pracitsed yells and college songs.
1enoard Cnhoon, college senior, is
yell master.
The Colorado football boys came In
over the o, $. H. at 400 yesterday AZ
ternoon They were met by q commit
tco Of students and shown about the
city IN the Raymond.
Tonight the visiting football team
viii be given reception In the form
of grand ball IN the museum building.
The Varsity orchestra VIII furnish the
music,
Or. state graduate OF the Unver-
sity OF Colorado, was shown through
she Normal school yesterday by Pro-
fcssor Stewart. DR. State was stopping
nj one OF the hotels when he learned of
the football game. to-day. so he decided
TO stay and root for his alma mater
George c. Riser and JOS W. String
fellow. both graduates of the Univer-
sIty. were among the ten representa-
tlyes nominated for the Legislature by
the Democratic county convention on
Thursday. Mr.. Strlngfellow Is one Of
the leading attorneys Of the city. while
Mr.. Riser In q member Of the Instruct
ing force OF the University
The many friends Of Prof George NJ
Marshall win be pleased to learn that
ne is now comfortably located at S.
Wendell street, Cambridge. Mass,
where he is doing post graduate work.
Mr. George A. Hedger IL the new IN
structor in English In the preparatory
school. For q number Of years Mr..
Hedger was a teacher In the Salt
Lake High school.