The San Francisco call., 1904-12-09
TOPIC FOR
CARNOT DEBATE
Is ANNOUNCED

BERKELEY. Dec. s.-The date of the Car
not debate to be held at Stanford this year
has just been announced as Friday. February
B. Tryouts will be held Immediately after
the college opens. In case there should be
both preliminaries and finals the former will
be held on Tuesday. January L. in the even
ing at Stiles Hail, and the finals on Friday
night following at the same place. The
definite question to be discussed viii be posted
on the bulletin board two hours before the
debate. The general question already an
nouneed is: The relation OF the church to
the state in France since 1901"
The associated students of the university
are 70 hold their annual meeting next Fri
oay morning at IL o'clock in Harmon gym
nasium. Committee reports will be made and
discussed The honor system committee will
be among those giving reports Manager De-
coto VIII present his report of athletic events
he has supervised, including receipts of the
games and profits.
The Prytaneans a woman's honor society.
last night initiated the following women stu
dents: Florence Parker, 'o5; Mabel Downs,
'05; Gladys Meyer 0G; Bertine Woolenberg,
'O6; Helen Parker. Or, and Flora Frlck-
The Occident Magazine Publishing Company
has elected the following officers for the en-.
Koford vice president; Miss X Hershey. sec
retary; c. B. Glascock. treasurer. The edi-
torial board will remain unchanged except
that by agreement between the editors "A c.
has had charge Of the editorial columns dur
ing the last half year. will give way 10
Bishop during the coming term.
The executive committee of the A s. L C.
has decided that there have been too many
complimentary tickets issued to football games
and Manager Decoto will be instructed TO cut
down the free list. A committee has been
appointed TO act with Decoto in revising the
list. The executive committee has reported
the receipts from the sale of souvenir football
programmes al the intercollegiate game 10
have been $3.50 TO- The books cost S1O0S 10
The uniFersity. soon viii take up new line
Of work in the form of nature study con-
fsrence. on the subject is to be held in South
Hall on December 10. under the auspices OF
the seminary Tor the study of special prob
lens in education. Addresses will be made by
Professors Ef W. Hilgsrd, W. ]. " Oster-
hout and T.. z. Brown.E
The sophomore burlesque committee has
annCpneed that the burlesque viii be pro-
duced at the Macdonougb Theater in Oakland
on the night of February 24
The Students Congress elected officers last
night as follows: L, p Bohnett, '06 was
chosen. speaker for next term; s. H. Beach,
05 speaker pro tenn; H. l. Hagan. 06, clerk
c. L. Smith treasurer and d. n Evans cO5)
Nj. C.. Lynch COO and E. Nathan CO5) for
the executive committee
Five new drinking fountains of artistic de-
sign haze been placed the campus during
the last. week. one under the lie conte oak
near Hearst Hail and by the gymnasium. l'e a 4
more pretentious fountain is to be erected 10
the memory of John Mitchell. late armorer
whose memory is cherished by students and
university authorities
In a restaurant In San Francisco Saturday
night the following university men were in
itated into the Winged Helmet, junior honor
society: Professor James T. Allen, Recorder
James Sutton, Roy II. Elliot Harry A. En-
S. Rust and Lewis z. Stern. The Winged
Helmet is one of the most exclusive of the
honor societies oft the universities and admis
sion to it is eagerly sought. OF the men
initiated Encell is chairman of the Junior
day committee. Elliott and Stern are mem
bers Of the varsity football team, Koford is
prominent in college journalism, Rust is an
amateur actor Of distinction and assistant veil
leader and Gum is distinguished for ability in
scholarship.