Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-10-11
FILL. VACANCIES
IN j. v. FACULTY
BOARD OF REGENTS NAME MANY
NEW Observation-Disclosures IN
DEPARTMENTS.
4 FOR HISTORY DEPARTMENT.
Large Increase in Student Body Neccssi-
tates Hiring of Many In
StruCtorS

MADISON. Wis. Oct. IL Special. /
| The executive committee of the board of
regents of the University of Wisconsin
today made Il number of appointments
to the faculty to ill vacancies.
-Four new men were named for the.
history department. W. G. Chase, a
graduate of Brown university, was APP
pointed assistant i'll history; }. E. Nelson
Norwood was given the scholarship in
American history; Heinrich Mauer. Uni
Nersity OF Wisconsin, was made fellow
i'll European hist Dry; vice Ivory V. Isles,
resigned and James f. Dillworth. Co
! IumDIa university was made assistant in
European history Matilda Kinder was
named assistant i'll business admnistra-
ton in place of w. Il. AtweiI, resigned.
Lewis H. Herrick, Amherst college. is
/ instructor in French in place of Otto
Patser, resigned. The department of
Romance languages has two additions;
James ). Griffin is made assistant i'll
! place Of Dugal McDutf and Frank La
I MOtte Chicago university is also assist
ant.
/ In Chemistry Department.
In chemistry Charles Is. Gates takes
/ W. II. Dougherty's place as assistant.
Raymond Schulz has been made assistant
i'll pharmacy i'll place Of Florence Gage,
resigned. The physics department has
two new men. John Il. ROebuck, who is
graduate of Toronto university, and
for the past year has been professor Of
physics and chemistry i'll McDill Medical
college, Toronto, has been appointed in
structor i'll physics in place of a. l..
Cotton and W. A. Ellsworth, Rutgers
! college, is assistant. The resignation of
/ {. NJ. Reed, instructor in botany, was
/ accepted and j. NJ. Branuon and Il. O.
\ TIL NJ
department. The assistantship in zooIo-
! gy, made vacant through the resignation
! of y. 3. Clawson, is filled by the ap-
! pointment Of Robert W. Hegucr.
Curtiss Gets Scholarship.
The new assistant in bacteriology in
place of \. e. Wayson, resigned, is o.
| Q. Nelson. The scholarship in political
! science held last year by Oliver f. Baker
was given to X. L. Curtiss. Willard
Shannahan was appointed assistant III
Latin and Bruce Bartholomew is assis-
/ tant i'll mathematics.
Agricultural College Changes.
! 4 number of changes have been made
! IN the various departments at the college
! OF agriculture. Louise Johns is inStruc-
tor III soils i'll place Of \. +. Mcleod
j. f. Reubensaal was made pasteurizer
! III place of j. a. Davies, resigned. Scv-
! eral new assistants were named for the
| dairy school. Adam J. Schneider Of
! Avoca is assistant instructor in cheese
making, as is also Harvey j. uoskin of
Muscoda and Lucius L. Pierce, BurIing-
ton, is instructor in Separators Walter
| ID. Cooper, Whitewater, is the new in
structOr in milk testing and Otto Griep
| takes the place of Russell Cooley as as
Slstant IN the dairy department.
! Six changes were made in the faculty
! of the college of engineering. Ernst
| F,lanner is instructor in electrical en-
glneerlng, vice John G. Potter, resigned.
| Paul Sladky succeeds 3. S. Anderson as
assistant in machine design, and y. s.
/ W God has the instructorship in wood
! work in place of w. II. Mcintyre. NJ.
/ K. Hammar is the new instructor in
drawing, succeeding J. e. Boynton, and
i. II. Miller succeeds II. +. Moore, in
structOr III mechanics. In the hydraulic
laboratory W. A. Gattiker has been ap-
pointed assistant.
Prof. Horack Resigns.