The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-08
UTAH'S STUDENTS
THICK IN CHICAGO
Many Facilities Aside From
Those of Universities At
tract Pupils.
UTAH SOCIETY PLANNED
University of Chicago and
Northwestern Literally Pa
tronized by WeSterners.
UTAH SOCIETY PLANNED

special 10 The Tribune.
,-utf.AGO ILL.,. oct Most OF the
Utah students who attend eastern COZ
leecs find Chicago q most valuable ana
attractive place TO pursue their WORK.
whether * be law medicine. dentistry.
economies. sociology. pha rmacy or grad
,s,e work. The facilities are many ana
diverse. not only for theoretical but prac-
iical,
Students interested in la~ find the
I-riersit,, OF Chicago and Northwestern
uniyersI,v courses equal 20 the best ne
many federal and state courts when arc
:, e,.sion during the school year afforu
o,,o IN o,nortunity 10 see the practice
Of law in operation.
Besides the theoretical work done III
tho schools. much practical experience
can be had outside There arc the s'ui''s
and settlement districts. wherc All ma
tiopalities arc represented; the stoch
wards. the numerous banks ana trust
companies. the railroad terminals, "here
railroad construction and management
can be studied. and the large hahuia'
turing establishments.
Attendance Is Big.
Tho University Of Chicago opened It's
doors for Tho AUTUMN quarter last Mon
day They boast of having the largest
number OF Utah students In attcnoancf
at any university In tho lnlted Sta,eS
OF this number tho medical ana Ia"
schools attracted the majority In the
Rush Medical college are registered
George +. Roberts. who vas associated
with the board OF health In Htah I ,as,
summer: Henry W. Nelson. Earl Van
Cott. ]. Edmunds, BY Reese. Thomas
H. Glenn NJ j Macfarlsne. r. ], Young
Y. * Bartlett. Nephi J. Recs. Thomas
u. Recs. Lyman II. Robson. Claude J..
Shields and Fred u. Worlton.
The law school has the following stu
dents enrolled II. l.. Muilner. Hugo
Anderson. Ashhy II. Bowie. Robert n
nobe George u. Parkinson (who Is really
from Idaho. but has claim on salt
Lake,. ], r. Rich. J W Evans. l.. Egg
gertscn Cuff. Edwin r. Miles. Leon Fon-
nesbecE and Cyrus Young.
In other dcpa rtmen,s OF the university
arc registered Jean Brown. and Reeve
Richardson. who is engaged az instruc-
tor I'm athletics and who Is taking other
subjects Mias Norma Sears. whom
many Utah people will remember and
who Is now living In Chicago. Is one with
The Utah people and claims a right to
Utah. She is taking special work.
At the North Wesley.
Although the University OF Chicago
boasts OF the largest Utah representation.
the Northwestern university claims a
schools. This Is true Of their profess
sional schools. they arc located here
while tho university proper Is at Evans
ton. Ill. In medicine arc Francis +. Ham
1nond. James o. NibIey. n. Is Allen.
Ralph .. Porter. George y. Curtis, Oscar
II. Hardy and Sidney W. Bodson In
dentistry are Joseph H. Davis. George
W. Ekins. Ralph +. Clark. Soegmile
Musser aud Graham w Nesbit.
Victor s. Amussen. who had intended
registering In the University Of Chicago
law school. enrolled In tho Northwestern
university. Mr.. Amussen Is the only Utah
student in tho Law school.
Mrs ". l.. Mulliner and son. Dick arr
rived hore before the opening Of the
University Of Chicago 10 remain with
Mr.. Nu'linnr, vino was here during the
summer and who has enrolled In the law
school besides being engaged To be an
Instructor in the Y NJ. G.. 4. here Mr.
Mullinrr WAS formerly connected With
the iaticr-day Saints Business college in
salt Lake.
" present plans arc carried out the
ttah students will organize a Utah So
cieiy among tho colleges.
Any ttshn passing through Chicago
viii find II worth while 10 visit the Utah
siudcnts and receive a royal welcome
from them.