Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-09
UNIVERSITY or UrAn.

Profs. Howell Benner ana Merrill
have been appointed 10 edit the Uni-
versity annual for 1904 and 1895 They
win also provide for iJs printing.
Today Prof. Marshall is conducting a
teachers institute at Heber city To-
morrow evening he viii deliver % pub
lic lecture in the Weber stake academy
al ogden.
Next Friday the students and iacul-
" Of the University VIII celebrate Ar
Dor day by turning out In body 20
plant trees, lawns ana flowers, Ivy
plants are 10 be set out around each
Of the large buildings, This work viii
be done by the women students assist
ed by Prots, BahCOck and Howell and
Miss May. The ground-Occupying the
space In the half circle between the
buildings VIII be made into plots OF
grass. The men students will dig
trenches for pipes to provide these plots
with water. For some time Prof. VIII
son has been surveying and laying out
these grounds and this work will be
done under his supervision The heavy
work Of the day will be done by
the men and the women Will provide
lunch for them, which will be served
from the domestic science rooms. At
a meeting Of all the students on Wed
nesday, President Kingsbury announc-
ed the following Arbor day committee:
Trees, Marshall. Roylance, Howard;
grounds, Beckstrand, Wilson, Toronto,
ivy planting, Babcock, Howell, May.
On Wednesday the fourth year nor
mals were excused from their training
school and class work to visit the city
schools to get practical points on teach
ing the young idea how to shoot.
Prof Marshall will deliver the com.
mencement address before the Eureka
high school graduates in June.
Mr. Robert Dupouey, representing the
American branch Of the Alliance Fran
caise Is TO lecture In French before
the French classes Of the University
on Monday, April 49, at D. m. in the
lecture hall Of the physical building.
People In town who are Interested may
obtain tickets from MIR Arnold or Mr..
Arnoldson
AT the Unity club last Monday night
MIR. Arnold gave talk on Heinrich
Herle' the great German poet.
Percy Goddard has returned TO school
after an absence Of four weeks on ac-
count Of sickness.
Prof. Stewart has received n letter
ron Supt. Ashton informing him that
the salt Lake county teachers, AT their
last session, voted to attend the sum.
mer normal institute 20 be held at the
university In June.
Next Thursday Prof. Byron Cum.
fnlngs VIII 90 to southern Utah TO de.
liver series Of public lectures on
friday and Saturday evenings he will
speak at Cedar city, and he will sneak
at 81, George on the following Monday
and Tuesday. His topics VIII be Life
OF the Ancient Greeks" and Greek
Gods and Their Temples" The lee.
tufes will be illustrated.
outdoor track work began this week
About 30 men were out each afternoon
Next Thursday the nter-class athlet,c
meet will take place on CUMMINGS
Held The business men of the CITY
interested In athletics VIII give prizes
TO the winners,
John Hume, n former student Of tho
university, now studying at Stanford
recently defeated the Berkeley athletes
IN the l2O and 220 hurdle races and
gained third place ON the broad jump,
Coach Holmes has been appointed
1ull professor Of physical education nj
the University of Southern California
az Los Angeles In rank and salary
his new position Ia better than the one
he has here. In accepting this position
he refuses an offer from North Dakota.
The University OF Southern California
IS an endowed institution and ranks
third In the schools Of that state.
The university has entertained
host of visitors during the week. on
Monday Supt Brown and the teachers
OF Utah county with the training
teachers OF the B. Y, L. were SHOWN
through the buildings Other visit
ors were Prof John NJ. Mills. Prof.
Moslah Hall, Ezra Christensen II.
g. Jensen, g. NJ. Mumford. Bert East
man and Messrs Lay Jones and l,unt
of Cedar city, Yesterday the ogden
school board paid an official visit to the
university They We're accompanied
by supt. Allison
Next week President Klugsbury viii
send his recommendation for next
years appointments TO the board of
regents,