Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1909-06-25
2ES AT UNIVERSITY
Jew CONTINENTS AND PROMO
)NS ANNOUNCED.
Regent 1omplete Their Budget, but Few
{ ages Are Made in Com
,nittee Figures.

MAD 81 IN Wis, June GA large
number f promotions in the faculty of
the Uni, rrzslty of Wisconsin for next
year, made by the regents of the uni
versity, was announced Sunday.
Dr. Grant 1Showerman was promoted
from associate professor to professor of
ant professor of pharmacy to professor
of analytical chemistry; DR.. G. G. Sellery
from associate professor to professor of
European histor.T.
DR.. H. G. Taylor was made professor
of agricultural economics in the college
of agriculture, being promoted from an
associate professorAhip of political econ
omy. 3. II. Otis, q ssociate professor of
animal nutrition, was made professor of
farm management. EThe title of Prof.
G. +. Burgess was Changed from pro-
fessor of applied electro-chemistry to
professor of chemical engineering. In the
extension division, w. III. Lightly was
professor
These were promoted from assistant
prOfessorships to associate professor
ships:
w. L. westerman, history NJ. B. Evans,
German; j. F. A: Pyre, English; r L. Ly-
English; Elliott Blackwelder, geology; C. M.
Jansky, electrical engineering in the extern
sion division; e. G. Hastings, Baeteriology
in the college of agriculture; WS U. Moore,
law in the college of law.
These were raised from instructors to
assistant professors:
Dr. Katherine Allen, Latin; DIR. F. L.
Kelly, Hebrew and Hellenisticf Greek; e. b.
English; George Wagner, ZOOLOGY; E. K.
Jones, soils; c.. P, Norgord, agronomy; M
Q. Whitney, mechanics; W. s. Kinney, struc-
tural engineering; A. G. Christie steam en-
cheering; DR.. E. C. Meyers, from lecturer
to assistant professor of political science;
e. c. Wooley, English.
Frederick G. Howe, Cleveland, O.,
well-knOwn author and lecturer on polit-
zeal subjects, was made lecturer in po-
litical science for the first semester of
next year. K. L. Hatch principal of
the Winnebago county school of agricul-
ture, WlnnecOnne, was appointed as
sistant professor of agricultural extern
sion and secretary of agricultural extern
sion work. Carl E. Lee was made as
sistant professor of dairying. James 6.
Halpin, Michigan Agricultural college,
was appointed assistant professor of
poultry husbandry.
Among the new instructors appointed
were William K. Wright, philosophy; III.
@. Bell, history; F. A. Ma lchester, Eng
fish; G.. NJ Northrup, e. lglish; III. e.
Buchanan, H. T. Burgess, Arnold Dres-
den, Henry Moulton all mathematics; B.
G. Smith, zoology; Ford II. MacGregor,
political science in extension divisions;
Miss Leila Bascom, English in extern
sion division; J. L. Tormey, animal hus-
bandry; Laona Hope, home economics;
F. w. Ives, drawing and descriptive ge-~
Ometry; William Black, steam engineer
ing; James Aston, chemical engineering;
0. @. Berry, drawing and descriptive gp-
Ometry. &. w. Hammar was appointed
bacteriologist in the state hygienic lab
olatory.
Among those promoted from assistants
to instructors are:
H: A. Watt, English; W. e. Forsythe,
Klein s me chemistry " WHO'S, siem narG
Edward Steidtmann, geology; A. 3. Stout
botany; o. c. Nelson, bacteriology; w L.
Walster, soils; A. J. Rogers, horticulture.
The new assistants chosen were:
mers, education; G. B. Austin, polit Hti
economy; ]. R. Hayes, commerce; H. B.
NJ r. Gutsch, g. e. Schmitt, Katherine s.
Alvord, history; e. A. Hooten and A B.
West, Jr, Latin; Grace Wales English; G.
A. GeselI, public speaking; g. 2; Moots
berlin, T. H. Bahm Clarence Kaiser, R.
G. Sherwood, A. L. farrell, E. B. Young,
zoology; Il. G. Deming, Emil EIiingson, A.
F, A; German, Walter Mabel, L. l. Shaw,
chemistry; Frieda NJ Bachman, Fred Mae
Alester, G.. NJ. Smith, botany; V. Arm.
Truog and F. j. Sievers, soils; John John
son, horticulture; ". H. Wright, haste.
riology; Alice Loomis, home economics; "
Il. Peterson, agricultural chemistry; w 1
Totman, dairying; G. c. Burrtt railroad
engineering; II. L. Garner, G. p Stocker, j.
G. Glaettli, G. E. Smith, f. A Kartak, en-
gineering.
The regents have also completed their
examination of the budget for the COM
ing year, very few changes being made
in the figures prepared by the committee