The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-02-24
THE STUDENT LABORERS,
Three Days a Week to Be Set
Aside for the Campus
Improvements.
The Old English Comedy "Love for
Love" to Be Produced at the
University.

BERKELEY, CAL, Feb. %. Tomorrow
afternoon the students will meet for the
purpose of making definite plans for the
carrying out of the proposed Student
labor work, which is to be undertaken
during the latter part of the week Thurs
day afternoon, Friday and Saturday are to
be set aside by the academic senate as the
time for carrying out the plans OF Regent
Reinstein in making the new approach to
the buildings from Center street. The
entire WORK of organization for the under
taking will be left to the students them
selves for determination. Whether it will
be on the military or section plan remains
for them to determine.
Some objection has been raised among
them as to the plan for working on Satur-
day, but it is thought that this can easily
be met by the argument that they should
be willing to place themselves to some in
convenience for the sake of the university
and the desire TO see the grounds in better
condition.
Visiting Preachers.
BERKELEY, CAL, Feb. 23-Dr. Warren
Landon of the San Francisco Theological
Seminary preached both morning and
evening to-day at the First Presbyterian
Church. His address this evening was ON
1.-The Form of Government of the Presby-
terrain Church." 1t was a doctrinal SER
mon throughout, and many important
principles upon which the foundation Of
the church rests were elucidatede
DR.. Buckley of San Francisco conducted
the morning service at the Dwight-way
Baptist Church.
DR.. Mclean of Oakland filed the pulpit
OF the First Congregational Church, hav
ing exchanged with the regular pastor,
Rev. George B. Hatch.
Blue and Gold Election.
BERKELEY, CAL, Feb. 23-The cleo
ton OF the UNIVERSITY, of California class
OF 1913 Blue and Gold officers will take
place next Tuesday. The polls will be
open from 10 A. NJ. to P. n. Those who
have been nominated for editor are Chick
ering, Dickie and Rector and for business
manager, Baker and Mead. The officers
on the Blue and Gold staff have grown to
be of much Importance within the last few
years, as the university has increased in
size and strength, and it is expected that a
fierce political battle will be fought on
Tuesday before the last ballot shall have
been cast. As all OF the candidates, save
one, are fraternity men, frat" spirit and
interest will play prominent part in the
struggle. There are about 375 persons who
will be eligible to vote.
Will Vote for More Bonds.
BERKELEY, CAL, Feb. 23.-Notwith-
standing the fact that the proposition to
bond the town for $500, 900, to be expended
in the erection of four new school build
ings and a wharf, was defeated at the cleo
ton held on February 10, the Board of Ed
ucation will ask for another election to be
held on March % for the purpose of raising
$50 600 to be used in the erection of needed
new school buildings. The West Berkeley
Progressive Club is preparing petition to
the board asking for $40, 900 to be spent in
4 ~ yhsarf A.
citizens state that the two propositions are
likely to kill one another in the same man.
ner the last two were lost.
Charter Day Baseball.
BERKELEY. CAL, Feb. 23.-Arrange-
ments are being made for baseball game
on Charter day, March %, between the
Varsity nine and the University Club of
San Francisco. The game, if played, will
be something out OF the ordinary and
would be expected to draw large crowd.
1t is the hope OF Manager Miller TO make
the OCCASION day of sport and festivity
after the usual ceremonies are ended.
"Love for Love-"
BERKELEY, CAL, Feb. 2S.-L. D.
Syle of the department of English at the
university is training number of his
class mem bers with the view of producing
version of the old English comedy
Love for Love" some time next month.
Those who are to perform the most prom
inent parts are: Miss Jessie Anderson
90, Thompson 95, Kierulff go, and
Fryer '99.
Cathode Ray Experim ents
BERKELEY, CAL, Feb. 23-Experi-
ments with cathode ray photography will
be continued in the laboratories of the
Mechanics building tomorrow morning.
The success of yesterday has given much
encouragement to the experimenters.