The San Francisco call., 1906-11-16
COLLEG|ANS MAKE
MORE TROUBLE

BERKELEY. Nov. 15-Not satisfied
with the sport enjoyed last Saturday
night after the football game. when 4
',ew of Kappa Sigma men annoyed the
Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority with RI
bald songs and unseemly yells, necessi-
tatfng call upon the police for help.
the collegians are reported today to
have continued the persecution of the
girls.
Chief vollmer was Informed this
morning that four cows Were tied on
the porch of the Kappa Kappa Gamma
sorority house on Monday night by the
roistering frat men The cows
roamed the piazza at the length of their
tethers and the girls were unable TO
get out to summon assistance The
porch was made to resemble a farm
yard rather than the entrance to a
fashionable sorority house and the dis
gust of the girls was intense.
Representatives of the Police Depart
ment have visited the sorority houses
in the neighborhood of Euclid avenue,
in North Berkeley, gathering data re-
garding the annoyance caused by bois-
ferrous fraternity men. The university
authorities are to be appealed to for
aid in suppressing the ebullient stu
dents from the frat" houses. and the
prospect Is for peace in the purlieus
where dwell the men and girls of the
fraternities.
The Kappa Sigma men today entered
a denial of the charge made against
them. asserting that men from other
fraternity houses may have been guilty
of the offenses charged:
]. S. Lamson, a prominent alumnus
of the University of California and a
member of the Kappa Sigmas. tonight
denied that any member of the fra
ternity had been concerned in the dis
orders complained Of and also declared
that a a. he no her
had been accused by the members of
Chi Omega and Kappa Kappa Gamma.
On behalf of the fraternity Lamson
said:
We have. since the published ac-
counts of the disturbance have ap-
peared. made a searching investigation
lutely ignorant of the Identity of the
culprits- The members of the fra
ternity. however, had nothing to do
understand why the name OF the Kap-
pa Sigma should have been connected
with the outrage.
We are determined, however, to dis
cover, IL possible, who the guilty per
sons are, and we are prepared to OFFER
Marshal Volmer every possible assist
ance in his investigation.
Lamson, accompanied by T. A Rich
ards, Samuel Wells and Raglan Tuttle,
called on the members of the Chi One
ga and Kappa Kappa Gamma tonight
to discover whether or not any accusa-
tion had been made by the Sorority
girls against the members of the fra
ternity. They secured the following
written denials that any such accusa-
tion had been made
/ have read several reports in GER
tain newspapers in which the Chi
Omega sorority is reported to have
connected the Kappa Sigma frater-
nifty with certain disorderly acts al
legged to have been committed on No
vember 10 and November IL On be-
half Of the Chi Omega I desire to say
that on no occasion did they (Chi
Omegas) ever mention the Kappa Sig
mas with the acts above mentioned Any
statement alleged by US connecting
the Kappa Sigmas with such acts is
a deliberate falsehood
ETHEL DENNY.
A similar denial by members of the
Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority con-
cludes:
We recognized no one on the occa-
sion mentioned, and any statement In
which we are connected with mention
ing the name of the Kappa Sigmas Is
a deliberate fa1sehood
MARY JOR CULLIMORE.
HAZEL FRANCES HOBSON.
ALMA WOODS TUCKER.