The San Francisco call., 1905-05-17
Brilliant Young
Woman Leads
Students.
Regents Award
Scholarships
to Many.

morning in South Hall. President Wheel
er mace the recommendations, when
were approved by the regents.
The university medal awarded annu-
ally 10 the most distinguished graduate.
was given this year TO Miss Dorothea
Kern Jewett Of the college of letters
Miss Alma Barnett is named as lie
Conte memorial fellow with Samuel A
Barrett. The James NJ. Goewey scholar
is James g. Davidson: the students
graduate scholar, Warner Brown: the
Frank NJ, Pixley scholar. Robert L. Nc
Williams
Undergraduate scholarships were
awarded as follows:
Phoebe a. Hearst scholars-Nina Agatha
land; Frances Combs. santa Rosa; Jessie Alice
Damn. Redding: Mary Christine Francis,
Nheatvilie; Helen George Msngels, san Fran
cisco; Elise Henrietta Martens. Oakland, Ma
bel Keturah Paul. Pomona; Edna Earl Wat
son Norwaik: DsCmar White, Berkeley.
state Of California scholars; First conEres-
sfo1ei District-Nsude Neosho Chi6ester. For
tuna; William John Cooper. Red Bluft; Mary
Hlssr Grant, Eureka.
second Congressional Dlsrrfct-Ruth EsteIIe
Berger. Kynwood George William Eachus.
Lsakeport;. crystel Hartford, PetalUma. Richard
Sleyton French Healdsburg.
Thirc Congressional Dlstrict-Alice Rosen-
crsnz Berry Oakland Spencer Cochrane
Browne Jr Oakland; Elise Henrietta Martens
Oakland. Elaine Notter Berkeley
Fourth and Fifth Congressional districts (to-
gether)-Lillian Bessie Cotrel. San Francisco;
Luther Albert DHnlap. Hollister; Leslie Marion
Fifth District. san Francisco. Mary Alice Ro-
maine. san Francsscos Francis Otto Sievers,
San Francisco; Alma Blanche Tobin. San
sixth Congressional District-Amasa Archi-
bald Bullock. Merced: Henry DieyeBdorf Dew
ell Fresno; Anne Louise Martin, Stockton;
Thomas Talbot Waterman. Fowler.
Seventh Congressional District Edwin
Learned Adams. Los Angeles; Alfred Finley
Angeles; Mabel KetuTah Paul. Pomona: Harvey
Lasher Thorpe. Los Angeles.
Eighth Congressional District Augustus
Griffin Nisalls; Kent Allen Hawley. Santee;
Isabelle Wilson, Porteryflle.
Levi Strauss scholars, First Congressional
District-Charles Junius Booth Confidence;
Kathleen Mary Kesting East Auburn; Gladys
Rogers' Grass Valley; Edward Locke Lord. Ar
second Congressional District-Mabel An
toiDette Crane Coiusa: Marvin Dale Garrison
Colusa; Howard claud Whitman. Florin
Third Congressional District-Henry Ward
Beecher Oakland; Clara Leona Carr Berkeley:
Mary Ethel Jones Berkeley; Shirley Howard
Weber. Oakland.
Fourth and Fifth Congressional districts ITO
gether)-Alice JOY Fourth District san Fran
c.sco; Elizabeth Kedrolivansky Los Gatos:
Julius Klein. San Jose; Royal Everol Frickey
Francisco. Matilda KinIoch Wendell. Fifth
District. San Francisco: Bertine Wollenberg
Fifth District. San Francisco.
Sixth Congressional District-charIes vii
liam Bstdorf. Hollister; Harold Nichols Green
wood. Hohister; Emma Christine Loomis Oak
Seventh Congressional District-Ernest
Brown 3abcock. Los Angeles; Bennett Routh
BATES. Los Angeles; Lillian Mary Head Los
Eighth Congressional District-Georse Wash
ington Lyons. Ballard Lena Emoline Reyn-
santa Ana: Carl Gotthelf Zschockeit. San
Cornelius 3. Houghton scholsr-Mabel Eth
ieen Palmer. Livermore.
BACHELORS DEGREES.
BY the vote of the Academic Council.
candidates for bachelors degrees TO he
conferred in I9oz-05 have received honor
able mention for distinguished scholar
ship, as follows:
Alma Barnett, Ray KID Rsrrous E,n,.
Jane Bowen, Delwin RAes Buckner Dora &c
sena Ssa burgess Mary Jane Theresa zita Burns.
Carey, Madge Augusta casterlin EfheI
Chaplin, Alice Mabyn Chapman. Clarence Ed
Harry Dehm. Mary 7 DoilenmaS., "hi,ihn, Man,
Downs. Louis Henry Dyke. Edna Louise Ecker
is.s. ponalo a Eastman an togg Elizabeth Freese,
Walter Leroy Huber. Dorothea Kern ieustt
Joseph Philip Loeb. Flora Josephine Miller
fnaipn fs.,p Inones Mlsshler William Warner Mott,
Rigoen. Helen Margery sinsheimer, Otto Tin
nenaann' Ts' Frederick Pau vIckery, Ben Randall
woodruff. ast'orle
AS was foreshadoWed a few dave aeo
In unofficial announcements nearly one
hundred members of the class failed to
graduate. The list of those who win NOT
receive diplomas has not been given out
by the recorder.
The regents to-day considered the fol-
lowing recommendation of the COMMITTEES
on the colleges OF medicine and dentistry.
We recommend that in pursuance OF the re-
oolrements placed upon The University hv an
- &C. passed y the last Legislature an examin-
lEe posro be constituted consisting of DR.
medical examiner in the Cniversitv of
spsulinE. Miss e1sl5sras; oe5eT1sy;s Or; go r. L K
Elizabeth Ash and Miss Helen cris-
80. 20 eSaInne candidates for registration as
~ nonses sno to examine nurses training schools
IA oroer that recommendations may be made
TO the Board of Regents FOR confirmation
II was decided TO refer this recommen-
cation to the Attorney General of the
State for legal advice.
COMMENCEMENT DAY.
The senior class held its annual picnic
to-day in "Co-ed" Canyon. To-nisht the
class ball took place in Hearst Han
Tomorrow is commencement day.
when the Following programme will be
presented In the Greek Theater at 2:30
O'Clock:
Invocation. Rev. Charles N Iathrop cb,,rch
q the Advent. San Francisco; song Gloria
California; The Value of College Activi
ties, William Harry Dehm; Pure ana A.
Unincstion OF Ideals Among College Won.n =. :.
I5fhel B. Richardson: The Duties of .. a.
toi11ey At Law. Hugh Goodfellow: The place
OF Research Work .n the University - T5erha~e
II. Powell. NJ. A. b D.; delivery OF miiitsrs
commissions by the Governor Of caIiso--i.s
awarding OF university mccall and conferrtns
of degrees. president OF the unfversitv- ,,ni.-a.
sity hymn. Let There BE Light benedictsen
The annual Phi Beta Kappa address
was delivered at Hearst Hail this after
noon by Professor A. T. Murray. Presi-
dent Wheeler. with members OF the fac
ulty Of The University Of California. oc-
cupied seats On the platform
Professor Murray's theme related to the
acade--ic career for scholars-its desira-
bility. its exactions. its advantages and
results He described the difference be-
tween the man or woman who teaches
in public schools. often merely as a
makeshift and the scholar who devotes
a life to academic pursuits. Poverty must
be faced by the latter. What many mil
lions would call a princely salary means