The San Francisco call., 1903-12-05
UNIVERSITY EVENTS

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BERKELEY. Dec. ii Gustave White o.
was elected editor of the Daily Californian at
a meeting of the stockholders Of the publiea-
tion this afternoon White has served staff
editor on the publication and during the last
term was managing editor und.r Richard
! O'Connor whose term as editor has just
| to succeed Eugene Hallett business man
ager. Hallett having resigned.
! James Hopper. %. is the author or story
! of life in the Philippines publish ed In the
| December number Of McClure's Magazine. 1t
| is a tale of an American school teacher whose
wife dies in the islands and leaves him a
mourner far away from home. Mr.. Hopper Is
/ a member of the editorial staff Of McClure's
During the last senior singing on North HAN
| steps last night telegram was read from
Professor c. L. Cory. who had been invited
! to be present saying that he could not re-
spOnd TO the invitation on account OF being
| detained in Los Angeles. j. f. Roadhouse was
appointed a committee Of one TO arrange for
| the use of Stiles Hall when the weather is
a school in biology viii pe conducted at
| Coronado Beach during the Christmas vaca-
/ tion the idea being to complete studies begun
! at last summers school The work will be
| Kofoid G o. Esterly and A. d. Miller. II
! will include the classification OF the many
forms Of sea life together with cata upon
] the effects of climate and temperature upon
/ them.
The regular term meeting OF the Associated
Students will be held at IL o clock IN Harmon
| Gymnasium. REPORTS will be received from
! Graduate Manager Ezra DecOtO, Secretary F.
/ H Mcconnell 'O5, and the various committee
The addresses delivered at the memorial
| services in honor Of the late Martha kellogg
/ have been embodied in book that has just
| been issued 1t contains the addresses Of
/ President Wheeler. Professor W. A Merrill,
| Professor W B. Rising. Professor George H.
| Howison and Regent Columbus Bartlett
Charles D. Hurrey. college secretary OF the
Michigan state committee Of the Young Men
| Christian Association, will address the Young
I Mems Christian Association organizations or
the various schools and colleges OF california
| before the Pacific Grove Conference.
The proposed merging OF the University
| Magazine and the Oceident has been aban-
| doned the stats and stockholders on both
| sides having decided that it is best TO con-
| tinue the publication OF separate papers. II
was intended to call the consolidated journal
| the Occident Magazine and issue oi-WeeAly'
the idea being to concentrate attentlon upon upon
| cred in practically the same way by the two
! publications The associates on the Oecldent
/ could not see any particular beneht 10 accrue
! 10 In through merging and let it be under
| stood that they were opposed TO the pian' with
| the result that the magazine associates, VINO
first suggested the change. wlthdreW thelr
| offer. ,, ,., L..
! ing Wednesday night President, W. H. Dehm-
/ '05; vice president, Miss Louise Shearer, %;
! secretary Miss Amelia Schmirer, 'O5.
| Professor Adolph G. Miller of the economics
/ department has changed his plans In regard to
| taking a leave OF absence from the unlVersity
| and will continue TO instruct his classes all OF
this and next term.
The Occident Publishing Company elected
] Hart Greensfelder. 'O4. editor OF the Occidsnt
| at a meeting Wednesday. George w. Lauder.
'O6 was elected manager. and the following
/ named officers of the controlling corporation:
/ President Harry Dehm. %: vice president. A.
/ r. Kaane '0h, secretary Miss BELLE C,ooper
'O5; treasurer. ]. S. Koford. '06. The new
/ editor Mr. Greensfelder. has been managing
editor of the occident and president of the
/ Kappa fraternity and debater Of prominence.
! Professors Charles Mills Gayley and NJ G.
! F1aherty composing the faculty committee on
intercollegiate debates, announce that the pre-
| liminary tryouts for the Carnot debates will
take place on the evening Of Wednesday Jan
| lege. The final tryout viii take place two days
| later. and the debate with stanford on reb-
| ruary 3, The question for the tryouts VIII be
| announced two weeks beforehand. but the
question for the Carnot debate will be kept
| secret by the committees until two hours
before the debate begins.
on account of inability to secure speakers
| there will be no university meeting this morn
| ing in Harmon gymnasium. as announced.
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,rhirty-sixth street. 100 E Of Market. SO by
| S 1908, block NJ. property Central Land Com
pany. etc. Oakland: $40
Mary e. Jones (vvidow) to Nora Gannaw
| (wife Of Daniel). rerecord e26 d. 1874 lot W
street, 1o5 10 w 1o2 101. 1Os.so Sc
| 50.92. E 5000 to beginning. being lot IL and
strip feet wide taken from Z portion of lot
10. block F. revised map Claremont- avenue
Tract. Oakland $40.
c.. 5. and Elizabeth j.. Holmes 10 q. W.
! Fisher undivided fourth interest In lot on
line of Hobart street 29425 W Of Telegraph
| avenue, W "a BY 11S.S3, Oakland; also un-
divided half interest in lot on N line Of Delger
/ street 24017 w of Telegraph avenue, W "a
by N 100, Oakland: $40.
f. F. and Jennie H. Henderson TO Helm
| rietta Frantzen. lot on NV line OF Twenty
| third avenue as described in 22I ID. 4o9, 2So %
NE from projection Sc in straight line Of NE
| East Fifteenth street, NE 80 by NV 100 East
Oakland: $40
Marie / and Frank l. Bateman to J. W.
Richards. lot on $ line Of Durant ,Gn street 10
block 12 property College Homestead Asso-
citation Berkeley: $40
| Same to John CaIkins (trustees). lot on
| 4 line Of Monroe street 200 OF Webster s
600 bv 100 lots to 10 block A, map No
2 Bateman Tract Berkeley; $40.
| r. T. or Robert J. McMullen to Zerah Smith,
i lot 49, block 2, Grove Street Line Tract.
| G. Richter (singie) to T. F. Holtz lot
on N line Of Delaware street. 80 w OF Ninth,
w 90 by n 100 lot 10 block 63 map Tract
/ Berkeley Land and Town Improvement As
/ sociation. Berkeley; SO
charles A. and Alice c. Bailey (wife) 10
| same lot on Sc corner Of Virginia and Sixth
/ streets so by E 90 portion lots i and ?
block 65 same map. Berkeley; SO.
| Lyman and Sarah J. Allen (wife) to L. E
| Martin lot on w line Of Manoa street. 100 n
| Of Parker. N 1874 by W 100. block D. map
blocks A. b c and D of map No. 8, Hflle-
gass Tract Berkeley; $40.
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