The San Francisco call., 1904-08-22
UNIVERSITY EVENTS

BERKELEY, Aug H.-Fred Talmage. who
was graduated from the University of Cali
fornia with the class Of 1908 has been ap-
pointed private secretary 10 President Kendrfc
G. Babcock Of the University OF Arizona
Talnnage viii leave for Tucson shortly to take
up his work President Babcock was for
merly connected with the faculty of the
University Of California and Talmage was a
student in hts class at that time
Miss Lutte Ruch and Miss Elizabeth Grey
Of the University of California have left for
the East to represent their college chapter ar
Co = eonvsntion OF the Kappa Kappa Gamma
turn from the East soon as the convention
adjourns.
News has been received here of the death
Of Frank Radelfinger in Washington. Radel-
finger is well known in college circles for he
was graduated from the University Of Cali
fornia with the class OF 1897 and acted as an
assistant in mathematics in the university for
a year after that date
Two men have been added 10 the de-
partrnent 81 physics OF the university They
arc Dr. Thomas Mckay OF Harvard and DIR
Louis A. Parsons Of the University of Utah
The nominations were formally ratified al a
recent meeting Of the regents.
The members OF the faculty OF the Uni
Nersity OF California will deliver addresses at
the international congress Of arts and sci
'nces. which viii be held In St. Louis begin
ling September 10
The Oceident and the University Of Cali
fornia Magazine have combined and will be
issued as one paper. The consolidation ends
the competition that has been going on be-
tween these periodicals. for fifteen years dur
ing which numerous unsuccessful attempts
were made 70 draw them together. The Occi-
Bishop. editor OF the magazine, and A c.
keane. editor of the Occident, will be joint
editors William Murray. 'o5, will be the
manager. II is the plan Cow TO issue three
papers month in the Occfdent form and one
in the magazine form.
Director w w. Campbell OF the Lick OBJ
servatory has accepted an invitation to de-
liver the principal address on astro- physics
at the st. Louis congress OF arts and sciences
Astronomer c. d Perrinp and AStrOnOu,pr
r. G. Aiken will read papers before the
astronomical session OF the congress
OF Technology, has appointed the following as
members OF his staff; Mining editor w w
Whitton. 'O5; civil engineering. c. f. Day,
Go: mechanics. ". r. Toyne, '06 chemistry
A s. WEBSTER. '05; agriculture, F. B. Kellogg
05. Manager. i. J. Booth. '04. has appointed
Or. F. II Harring OF Cornell University has
arrived from the East and Is preparing to
take up his work the bacteriology depart
ment OF the College OF Agriculture, TO which
he lately appointed. Or. Harring will de-
vote himself largely to veterinary science in
association with Professor A. r. Ward. head
Tho entomology department OF the College
OF Agriculture will soon be conducting its work
under a roof Of is own Plans for new
pleted by Architect Howard and Professor z.
1-be nv Structure VIII b mad ~ ,ho
Hillegass Tract. between the physiological lab
ordtory and the agricultural building II will
be two stories and will contain a lecture room
with seats for 100 students a silkworm labora-
tory. aDiary and Offices
Miss Phoebe Binney. 'o6, treasurer Of the
Associated Women Students has appointed the
following members OF the financial board
for the fall semester: The Misses Franklyn
Jones Margery Lynch, Helen Knowton
Carmel Riley. Blanche Cameron. Sue Biting
Helen Mcel,s. Emma Blacow Alice Johnston
Olive Hampshire Kate o'Neil. Ruth wilkins
Maud cc3e. Bertha Wollenberg. Nell Nc
Carthy, Mary Kennedy. Edna Fletcher. Lu-
verne Marshall.