Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-23
UNIVERSITY or UTAH.

Salt Lake Clty-1n compliance with
the request from the county suprIIu-
tendents. through state Supl NeIson'
the officials OF the state university nave
arranged FOR a state normal sumner
institute to be held In the university
buildings at the close OF the present
school year. The institute VIII DfsH
June and remain IN session Two WEEKS,
During this time the training school
will be IN session giving the teachers
of the state an opportunity 10 rccelNe
professional training from the proIes-
sors, SUPERVISORS and critic teachers OF
the state normal school Special lee
lures VIII be delivered by some OF the
hest educators OF the United states
The bulletins announcing this institute
Will be issued next week. AT the con-
cluslon OF the two weeks summer III
stltute the regular university summer
school viii begin and continue In ses'
sion for six weeks. II viii commence
on June 20 and close on July 20 More
advanced studies viii be given ms
year than in previous sessions All
Inc laboratory and library equipment
will be IN use The university summer
school committee consists OF Prois'
Marshall, Cummings, Roylance, Ben
Mon and Ebeaugh.
william T. Taylor Of Lehi, college
Junior OF last year who has been travel
ing az a salesman I'm central Utah, re-
turned to the university and registered
on Monday.
]. +. Tolton. merchant Of Beaver,
and a member OF the school board Of
that place. visited the university on
Thursday.
There was an important meeting OF
the athletic council Of the university
on Wednesday afternoon. The council
decided to employ an eastern coach TO
succeed Prof Holmes who has rendered
his resignation. ana President Kings
bury was authorized 10 communicate
with Coach Yost Of Michigan. Coach
Camp OF Yale and Coach Warner Of the
Carlisle Indians asking each 10 name
q competent man. From among these
and Others who may be mentioned the
new coach'will be selected. Prof Cum
mings who ia treasurer of the athletic
association stated that the association
had paid all its expenses and was In
good condition financially The council
decided not to put baseball team In
the field but will direct It's attention to
developing a good track team for con-
tests IN the spring. Messrs. Callahan
Anderson and Redden and Dr. Plum
Der visited the council at the close OF
the meeting and offered to assist In
the promotion OF varsity athletics, The
athletic council consists OF President
Kingsbury. Prof, Holmes, Prof Cum
mings, George G, Riser and Atty. p, +.
Christensen.
Capt. Rideout Of the track team has
notified all candidates for positions on
the team to report for work at the gym
on Mondays and Wednesdays at $3.50.
Mrs Rebecca Il. Little and Mrs. En-
ma ]. McVicker OF the board Of re-
gents were visitors on Monday.
The Hon. II. c. Williams delivered an
Illustrated lecture on THE sun and So
lar Physics" before the engineers Tues
day. He will address them again next
Tuesday. For number Of years Mr..
Williams has made study OF as-
tronOmy, He has at his home two large
telescopes Of his own make for use IN
studying the movements Of the planets.
On Thursday the debating club dis
GUESSED the Negro Problem" The
speakers were Carlson, Reese, Holman
and Alexander.
The chapel exercises on Wednesday
were conducted by Atty. NJ. Thomas.
His subject was Live for Others"
Last night the junior college girls
gave n leap year party In the museum
building
The University Dramatic club are re-
hearslng "a Scrap Of Paper" The play
will be presented In the Salt Lake
theater on Feb. 49, Miss Ardella BIT
ner IL directing the work In the abb
spnCe Of Miss HubcOrk