The San Francisco call., 1896-02-11
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having been cast. The entire student
body participated in the election, and in
consequence there was continual string
of college men and co-eds waiting for their
turn to ballot from the time the polls
opened at 10 o'clock in the morning until
they closed at in the afternoon. The
polling system proved an admirable i'm
provement over the old method of assem-
bly, voting. What added animus to the
election besides the Importance of the Of
fee, it being the highest college honor, is
the fact that the two candidates were rep
resentatives of rival fraternities.
Reinhardt is prominent N ember of the
Phi Delta Theta and Taylor of the Beta
Theta Pi. Each organization has strong
following, and each used every effort to
put their man at the head of football
affairs for the coming season.
Reinhardt is a native OF Kansas, and is
in his twenty-sixth year. Both he and his
rival are members ofthe junior class. Rein
hardt has had considerable business expert.
ence, having been associated in a mercaE-
tile pursuit with his father prior to his en-
trance to college. In 1893 he graduated
from Chaffey College in Southern Califor-
MIA. and during his course there served
both as baseball and football manager In
his freshman year at Berkeley he played
center on his class eleven against Hunt,
the now famous guard.
1t was during his freshman contests that
he was incapacitated for work On the grid
iron until last season, through an injury to
knee. Last season he joined the Varsity
eleven, after two years rest, and played
left guard in the intercollegiate match
For the past half-year he has been assist
ant to Mr.. Magee in the department of
physical culture at the university. It IS
generally conceded that his close associa-
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edge OF athletics will be Of material as
sistance to him IN his conferences with
Captain Ransome as to the best prelimi-
nary training methods to pursue.
Rosewald Memorial Fund.
BERKELEY, CAL, Feb. 1O.-Mrs. J. II.
Rosewald. widow of the late Professor J.
II. Rosewald, has decided 10 establish in
the State University "Rosewald Memo
rial Fund" for the benefit of self-sustain-
ing and needy students. Mrs. Rosewalds s
proposal is result of the project of her
husband shortly before his death The
professor had arranged to give lecture on
descriptive and characteristic music last
October, but within a few hours from the
time set for the discourse he was stricken
with fatal illness. The lecture was to
have been for the benefit of the students
loan fund. Three hundred dollars was
raised through the advance sale OF seats.
the tickets sold being uncalled for on Mrs.
Rosewald's 8 announcement that the money
would be applied as though the lecture
had taken place.
For the purpose of adding to this amount
and founding the proposed Rosewald me-
mortal fund, the lecture prepared by the
professor will be delivered at the Colum
bia Theater, San Francisco, Friday after
noon, February 81. The lecture will be
presented by Professor Bernard Moses Of
the department of history at the univer-
sity.
1t will be illustrated on the violin by
Sigmund Beel on the viola by Mr. Jaulus.
on the piano by Miss Weigel. Miss Morey,
soprano, and Mr.. Coffin, tenor, will give
vocal selections illustrative of the address.
Resolution of Thanks.
BERKELEY. CAL, Feb. 10.--The Good
Government Club of Berkeley has passed
resolution of thanks to the Board of
Town Trustees for their earnest work in
support of the one-mile limit liquor law
and their efforts to prevent illicit traffic in
intoxicants.
The following officers have been elected
Thomas Addison; vice presidents-Pro
fessor w. e. Ritter, Joseph CARRIER, Pro-
fessor A. F. Lange, s. N. Wyckoff, Philo
Mills; secretary, G. s. Merrill; treasurer.
III. G. Easton; executive committee-A. F.
Eggleson, A. w. Naylor, George w.
Fletcher; membership committee-John
Henderson Jr. and George f. Earl.
College Republican Club.
BERKELEY. CAL, Feb. 1o-Milard d.
Thompson, president of the Pacific Coast
College Republican League. will call a
meeting of the voters of the university for
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