The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-10
Registration Tomorrow.

AeCSiotl dIlOH iUiltOITOW.
Registration begins tomorrow and
will close at p. m. Saturday Those
who fail to register during the term
regularly prescribed will be charged
an additional fee of 50.
Following is the list of the commit
tees as announced yesterday by Presi
dent KlnGsburv:
Arbor day-Vorhles, Ketchum. Brad
ford
Arts and sclences-Cummings Mar
shall; Ehaush; Babcoek; Pack. Young.
Catalogue-Reynolds. Roylance. Gibson
Peterson, Paul.
Code-Gibson Kingsbury. Holman
Commence-Lyman, Beckstrand. Evans
Credit-Hedger, KnoWlton. Wise, Miss
Home.
Debating and lectures-Roylance. Bah
cock, Reynolds, Coray,
Discipline-Cummlngs. Merrill. Ben
Mon,
I0ligibility-Beckstrand Bolin, Know1-
ton.
Appointments for graduates-Bennion
Merrill, Cummings
Entrance examlpa paLions-Tipton Smith,
Pehrson
Far-Merril Bennion. Cummings
Snow
Fraternities and ororities-Ebaugh
Bra adford, Young. Miss Nelson.
Graduation-Coray. Rennlon, Gibson
Merrill, Cummings.
High school-Merril Royla nee. Ben
Mon,
information and publiclty-Reynolds
Paul. Paul briegs. :s Hedser Miss Van 's;at"s cott
Law-Holman Cummings. Porter, Roy
lance.
ibrary-Coray. Gibson, Vorhies.
Medical-Snow, NorhIes. Byrnes, Mat
till
Normal-Bennion, Mcknight. Peterson,
Steiner. AssIstants-Paul, Miss Fox. Miss
Wheeler. Mr.. Giles.
rogramme-Cummings. Merrill Ben
MON, Holman, briggs, Mcknight.
Resolutions-Paul. knowlton. briggs
schola arships-Bradford Wise Nc
knight.
Secondary Training school-Driggs
Peterson, Reynolds. Assistants-Evans,
Pehrsons Fowler.
Social gatherings-cummings, Paul,
Student affairs - Pack. Babcock.
Ebaugh, Young.
Guiding committee-Paul Kerr, (Thom-
as) Becker.
Friday and Saturday, beginning at 8 a m
Appointments Made.
On the recommendation Of President
Kingsbury, the following appointments
We're made for the present school year.
Perry G.. Snow was made acting dean
OF the school Of medicine. c. D. Steiner
as professor OF agricultural education.
Elbert D. Thomas as instructor in an
Client languages, and T, c, McCracken as
assistant professor OF education. Fra nix
II, Fowler was advanced from instruc-
tor in ancient languages to assistant pro-
fessor Of ancient languages.
DR.. Perry G. Snow is a graduate OF the
University of Utah and will soon take a
medical degree from the University of
Chicago, He has been professor OF
ana tony In the University OF Utah for
the last two years.
Professor Steiner is a graduate Of Ohio
State university and has had much ex-
perience In public school work, and in
agricultural and farmers Institutes in the
states Of Ohio and Kansas He is a ma n
of mature. years and comes to the Uni
versity OF Utah very highly recon-
Mr. Thomas Is a graduate of the Uni
versity OF Utah, having taken the A. b.
degree in 1906. Until recently, Mr..
Thomas has spent much of his time in
japan and in travelling around the world
Professor McCra cken has been engaged
for the last several years in research
work In various educa tional lines. He is
a graduate OF Monmouth college.
DIR. j. II. Merrill director of the School
Of Mines, which is the engineering de-
partment of the University OF Utah, was
given power TO act a s president of the
university In the absence Of President
klnssbury.
The secretary was directed to adver-
tise for bids for furnishing the unfver-
Slly WllN coal lOl the coming SCHOOL ScQr.
The university uses from 1900 to 1900
tons OF coal each year, so that this Is
one of the principal Items of current ex-
pense.
AS early as July. 1908. the regents
adopted resolutions to the effect that they
reserve the right to have examined by
competent physicians any teacher stu
dent or employee believed to be suffer-
ing from pulmonary tuberculosis. with
the understanding that should the ex-
amina ton disclose the presence of this
disease they shall exclude from the Uni
versity OF Utah. and from any and all
OF It's branches. the teacher student or
employee so affected. The recent death
Of a prominent teacher OF the university
from tuberculosis, and the fear that
others might be affected. has caused the
board Of regents TO require all teachers
in the university to be exa mined for evil
dences OF this disease. The results OF the
examination are not yet known.
). n. Thiessen. section director OF the
wea ather bureau In Salt Lake City, Utah
requested permission to install and main
tain United States weather bureau
kiosk on the university campus similar
to the one In front Of the postonice Ills
reasons for this request being Cd to en-
ma BILE hlm to form a compa rison of the
weather conditions on the east bench
with those In the business portion Of the
city. 90 to furnish a meteorological
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