The San Francisco call., 1905-02-16
WILL FORWARD
EXPLORATION
WORK IN CAVES

BERKELEY. Feb 15-Aunouncement wss
uuade at the university to-day that The soeh-
oeclogicsl Institute Of America has spproR---
ated $500 for the continuance OF the cave eX-
plcration work that the University OF call
fornia has been carrying on for some tine
past. Valuable results have attended this
work IN the last few years the university
museum and classrooms having been enriched
By discoveries OF tools implements used BY
prehistoric man and bones OF animals that n
hcbited the caves az early periods IN the
worlds history The knowledge OF this eX
Gated by the recognition in substantial form
II has received from such a conservative BODY
as the Archaeological Institute OF America
The programme OF music in the Greek The
ster next Sunday afternoon Is TO be given b.
the University Orchestra The numbers 70 be
Overture. Raymond CThomas): "Cujus
Amman" from '-Stabat Mater (Rossini); (;
ballet music from Faust fGounod); Mem
ores OF the South (Stephen Foster)s waltz.
''Ange d'Amour'' (NaldteufeD-
Thomas Means. chief engineer OF soils Of
the United States Geological Survey. visited
Tho university to-day in connection with the
work OF the reclamation bureau which has been
established at the university. The bureau is
ia charge OF J. NJ Stone assistant 10 Mr..
Means. and is located in the chemistry build
The Mining Association has elected officers
for the present semester as follows: ]. J.
Brown. president; R. I. Dunn, vice president:
c;esrv alumni secretsI.I-. " W wbitton'
ccrresponding secretary; E. E. Parker: treas
sociation is planning for its annual banquet
10 be given in the near future
At the next meeting OF the 1908 debating
society the question Resolved, That the
judicial power OF the Interstate Commerce
Commission should be increased will be de-
hated. s MacNeil and s. T. Gordon will
support the affirmative and s. Rosenthal and
T. Crane the negative.
The entire cast Of the company which is TO
produce the sophomore buriesque at the Mac
CunuuEn IleeTer
hrst complete rehearsal yesterday. Hamam-
let the burlesque is called 1t is without
musical features. contrary TO past customs Of
those who have prepared sophomore burlesques
but is said to bristle with hits or satiricaI
character directed at prominent university pro-
fessors and university features
The women students have broken all records
In the matter Of sales Of the Pelican the
ccmic periodical Of the university. The edition
prepared by the co-eds numbered 1900 copies
according 10 Business Manager Mervyn Sam
nels. being 200 more than ever had been
printed before. The PeIicans Were put on sale
this morning and in thirty minutes the edition
was exhausted and copies were at a premium
o. . cents
The Art Association gave a successful con-
being in charge Of Albert l. Elkus and Miss
Ruth salinger- II consisted OF the following
Concerto No. ~ De Beriot) Miss salinger.
Scenes From Childhood" lSchumann) Mr.
Elkus: "Csvatins'' fBohm) ''Perpetum No
sie' CReessl Miss sslinger; Prelude. op. g.
tIsehakowskyD; scherzo. minor tMendel-
ssohnl; Legend Of St Francis GiszD !:
Walking on the Waters
Professor ". A. Setcheil Of the botany de-
nsrtment has received copy Of the lectures
delivered by Hugo de Nries the famous Dutch
ssvant al the summer session Of the uni
published by the Open Court Publishing Com
psny Of London The work is entitled t'spe-
ton" Each lecture deals with a botanical
subject.