Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-15
UNIVERSITY or UTAH,

ONlNEkol v w W All'
The Rev William M Paden conduct
ed the chapel exercises ON Wednesday
His theme was "The Value Of Books
The musical feature Of the program was
n piano selection Oy Instructor Squire
Coop.
Professor Lyman went to EphraIm
today 10 speak before the teachers Of
Sanpete county.
During the past summer Professor
r. V. Chamberln OF The department.
OF biology communicated TO the Cana-
dian chronological society," two sclell-
tlho papers giving the results Of FUR
ther researches which he has been maxi
ing upon certain groups Of spiders,
termed the LycosIdae These papers
were recently published In the pro-
ceedlngs Of the society mentioned, ami
the professor has Just received sets Of
the papers for the purpose Of eXchanB-
Ing with his scientific friends and core
respondents. The first OF these papers
As entitled Generic Characters I'm the
Iycasldac." This article begins by
calling attention 10 existing lncOnsls-
fences and errors In the commonly ac-
cepted conclusions 0s to these animals,
in the works of both European ana
American 2OOloglst4 Or, Chamberllu
then gives e technical account OF his
own researches into the structure ana
relations Of the LycasIdae and shows
that IN accord with the new facts he
has brought To- light the entire systerh
OF classification in the family Of spiders
above named, must be- changed. The
final portion OF the article embraces u
re-arrangement and more concise def
milton Of the principal groups OF the
family, including the addition NJ new
genus 10 those previously recognized.
The second article includes descriptions
of further new forms from Louisiana
ana other parts 0f the United States.
That me results announced by Dr..
Chamberlin have elected much interest
is Indicated by the letters Of inquiry
and Of congratulation which he has al
ready. received from such men as the
illustrlous naturalists, NJ Simon Of
France, Sylvester Of Italy, q. w Peck.
ham IN our own country and others.
He Is also receiving many specimens Tor
examination and two Of the CORE,
ppondents have expressed their inten-
tlon OF pursuing upon other families OF
spiders enquiries suggested by the re-
suits obtained by Dr. Cnamberlln In me
Lycasldae.
There are now M fourth year nor
mails registered for training. This is
the largest training class IN the history
Of the normal school. Last night they
gave class social In the Mndergar-
ten room OF the normal building Re
uehmenls were served from the dOmes
tic science rooms. The committee IN |
charge were. Moses Nelson, II, i.
snydergaard, Elsie Ward. Prele Clark |
and Laura Gibson.
Supervisor Virginia snow stephen
has recovered from her recent Illness, |
She returned to the normal school ON |
Monday. An her time Is devoted TO
art.
Next Monday evening. Dr.. Talmage |
viii deliver public lecture Oh the |
"sun. Moon and stars The lecture |
will be illustrated with stere0ptlcOn |
views, ana mechanical devices ana VIII |
be under the management Of the Var
sity engineers.
Al o'clock yesterday morning Dr,
Talmage delivered steropticon lecture
before his students In geology.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Poulson and Mr. |
johnson OF Lindln Utah county, Wis.
TIED the university ON Monday.
Next Friday at $3.50 the FIRST year
prep and normal students Will meet TO
elect class officers
The students held an enthusiastic
meeting yesterday IN the interest OF
todays football game. Professors
Ebeaugh and Lyman were the speak.
ers. Dr. Ebeaugh spoke on athletics
and college spirit as he saw them at |
university and Professor I
Lyman told how they do things at
Michigan and Cornell Leonard Cahoon
as yell master and O. NJ, Dou.
gall was selected In his place
The Montana 'pg.skin punchers'
came IN yesterday evening and were
met by committee OF Varsity men,
This afternoon they are waging foot
ball warfare, with the University eleven
ON Cummings field Tonight they will
be given a reception IN the form Of
grand ball In the museum building,
Last Wednesday the Varsity prep,
football team detected the east side
High school. The score was . TO 0.
Next Wednesday Professor y, r,
Howell viii speak before the prepare
tory students during the chapel hour
The college students will be addressed !
by President Kingsbury,