The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-09-23

academic degree. He will have charg
of debating and public speaking at tn
university and win teach some classe
in English.
Laurence Morgan. a graduate of th'
university of North Carolina, instrue
tor in English at the university arriy
ed last week
John C. Darling, who has been ava!
two years on leave of absence, returns
to the University as physical direc
tor. During his absence he complet
ed his studies for the NJ. d. degree
and also made a special study of the
latest methods in physical training.
Professor Chas. f. Giard, instructor
in piano and theory OF music, returns
to the university this year. He spent
the summer on one of the largest chau
tauoua circuits of the country.
Dean Monnet will give his entire
time to the work of the school of law
this year.
Miss Louisa Brooke, who has been
on the faculty of the university for
three years, will take up her duties as
adviser of women and instructor in
English this week.
Howard Browne, who last year
taught the classes in pharmacy, re-
turns to the state pure food laboratory
at the university as analyst.
Robert P. Calvert has resigned his
position in the department Of chemis-
try, and Earl Porter received his mas
ter's degree in the university last
June. has been appointed to take his
place.
Members added to the medical fac
ulty in Oklahoma City are as follows:
Abraham Lincoln Blesh, professor of
clinical surgery: Lauren Haynes Bux-
ton, professor of clinical eye, ear,
nose and throat diseases; John Fred
erick Kuhn, lecturer on clinical sur
gerry: Everett Samuel Lain, lecturer
on electro-therapy and photography;
Harry Coulter Todd, lecturer on elm
ical eye, ear, nose and throat diseases;
Arthur Anderson viii, lecturer on rec
tai surgery; Thomas Craig Burns, in
structor in nervous Diseases Richard
Leland Foster, instructor in medicine,
]. A. Highsaw, B. A., 1911, who was
superintendent of schools at Yukon
last year, accepted position as pro
fessor of economics and political
science in the high school of Memphis
Tenn, at salary of $125.00 a month
+. g. Holmes, b. A., 1908, formerly
city superintendent of schools at Mar
low, has resigned that place and ac.
cepted the superintendency at Bris
tow.
Streeter Speakman, b. L., 1912, has
been nominated for county attorney on
the democratic ticket in Lincoln coun,
ty and stands a good chance for elec
ton Spealkman is one Of the best
orators and debators that ever attend
ed the university.
/ Lee Jones, medical student, re
turns to the university this year a mar
ried man.
Prof. w. c. Irwin, who has been on
the university faculty for many years
and is a graduate of this institution
has resigned his position here in order
to take up the study of law.
b. p Davis, NJ. d., 1910, has opened
up an office at Welch, Okla He was
married during the summer.
Elaborate preparations are being
made for the formal inauguration OF
DR.. Stratton d. Brooks, as president
of the university, on October 21. 1t is
expected that large number of dele
gates from leading colleges and uni
yersities and other prominent eduea
tors OF the t. s.. state othclals, alumni
an dother friends of the school, will
be present The program will open
with the formal Inauguration cere
monies on the morning of the 21st
In the afternoon, welcome addresses
will be made by prominent educators
in the evening an educational rally
will be held at oklahoma City.
Prof f. c. Kents book. First
Course in Alegabra, =" is now being pub.
lished
The construction of the new law
building is progressing rapidly The
concrete construction for the third
story is nearing completion