The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-11-08
the universities of the East and Middle

the universities of the East and Middle
West.
Its list of alumni, living and dead, in
cludes the names of Senator Morrill,, Pres
ident Garfield, Justice Field, Judge Sher-
man of Chicago, Judge Lorenzo Sawyer,
Redfield Proctor Blair of Michigan, Will
liam Swinton, DR.. A. T. Person, B. Fay
Mills. President Andrews of Brown Uni
versitv, President Jordan and others.
The California locals both announced
themselves in the spring of 1894. The fol-
lowing men organized the Berkeley local:
w. L. Lloyd, '95; T. H. Dam, [. G. Howell
Jr. and A. w. North of Sc; C. A. EIston,
J. A. Elston, E. C. Gage and A. C. Wyckoff
of 81. Besides these names the member
ship now includes Franz Argall, G. II.
Tade, '97 Herbert Bias, George Clark,
Ray Howell J. NJ. Jones and J. M. Oliver
of '9S; Sidney Elston and Ralph Lloyd of
$50.
Excused From Drill.
President Kellogg issued an order to-
day eXcusing a large number of the foot
ball players from military drill until No
vember %. This is considered great
boon to the chasers of the pigskin, since
voted to drilling for practice. Heretofore
on drill days they did not reach the
grounds until almost dark and hence their
work was cut short.
Following are the men excused:
Radelfinger. Plunkett, Wilson, Hilborn, Wit.
ienmeyer, Ransome, aupP, selfridge;, sher-
Winkler, Julien, Hall, Bender, Greisberg Carr,
Ely, Kaarsberg, Ludlow, Van Schaick, Craig,
Hutchinson, lessen, Hess and Prouty.
Stole a Students Watch.
Another case of theft is reported as hav-
ing occurred in the Harmon Gymnasium.
IL. H. Gable, '9S, is the victim, and his
loss IS handsome gold watch, valuable in
itself and highly priced by its owner as a
souvenir. Mr.. Gable left his KEYS in his
locker, and it is supposed that the thief
took advantage of the opportunity to 60
through the contents of the drawers.
Gable Immediately notified the Chief of
Police of Oakland, but has little hope of
recovering his property
More Water Mains.
A movement is on foot to secure more
water mains in West Berkeley. There are
at present a number of wells i'll that sec
ton of the town, owing to the lack of an
adequate water supply through the regu-
lar mains, and it is believed that such wells
are a source of disease and are responsible
for cases of typhoid fever that have &C.
CURED in West Berkeley during the past
year. Health Officer Rowell will petition
the Board of Trustees tonight to make ar
engagements with the water company to
have mains laid.
Scholarship Fund.
Quite a sum was realized for the STU
dents scholarship loan fund BY the sale of
tickets for the benefit arranged for October
%, but which did not occur owing to the
sudden death of Professor J. A. Rosewald.
Six hundred and thirty-six tickets were
sold, and though the concert did not take
place only twelve were returned for re-
fund of the purchase money. There is,
therefore, 1902 55 remaining to be placed to
the credit of the students fund
Liquor-Dealers Raided.
Marshal Lloyd to-day raided several es-
adjustments in West Berkeley where it
was thought that liquors were kept in vio-
lation OF the law. The place kept by Mrs.
Foster, at the corner of Sixth and Add
son streets, was visited and a quantity of
beer and whisky secured. More of the
same liquors was seized at the house of
Mrs. Christ, on the corner of University
avenue and Fourth street. The billiard
parlor of Sam Fisher was searched, but no
contraband goods were discovered.
Distinguished Visitor.
DIR. John NJ. Bloss, president OF the State
College OF Agriculture of Oregon, has been
the guest of Professor Hilgard and other
members OF the university agricultural de-
partment during the past week. He left
to-day for Stanford.