Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-01
SPECIAL LECTURES ON
POLITICS PREPARED
PROFESSOR LEoNHARD TO SPEAK
AT UNIVERSITY
Valuable Collection of Archaeological
Remains Presented to Faculty OF
Berkeley College by Resident
Of Santa Rosa

On the 18th and 17th7of March Pro-
fessor Rudolph Leonhard will give two
lectures at the University of Califor-
fia on the "Social Tendencies of Ger
man Legislation and Their Signifi-
canoe for Civilization" Professor
Leonhard is member of the fac-
ulty OF the University of Breslau. and
for this year is the Kaiser Wilheim
professor at Columbia university In
New York. He comes to the United
States in some sense as an exchange
for the Roosevelt professorship at the
University of Berlin, formerly held by
Professor Burgess of Columbia, and
now held by PREF '-ant Hadley of Yale.
Professor LeonharL coming to Cali
fornia indicates a purpose to give the
Kaiser Wilhelm professorship q wider
scope than it would seem to have If
the incumbent lectured only In New
York. The lectures will be given In
the large lecture room, No. 101, OF Cali
fornia hall, at s o'clock on the even
inRs of the 18th and 18th of March,
and will be open to all students or
the university and to the public.
Indian Collection Presented
Jesse Peter of Santa Rosa, CAL, has
presented to the museum of anthropol-
ogy of the university a collection OF
archaeological remains from the vicin-
ity of Santa Rosa. This collection
comprises several hundred pieces, In
Guiding finished and half completed
mortars, spear points, knives and cere-
monial implements. There are seVerai
pieces of types that have not been dis
covered before and are therefore OF
particular Importance. OF special IN
terest is a large series of Clipped OBJ
sidian implements and charm stones.
all found in large spring where they
were evidently for a long period de-
posted as offerings by the Indians OF
prehistoric times.
Coming University Meeting
On Friday next at IL o'clock the reg
ular university meeting Will be held
in Harmon gymnasium. The meeting
promises to be one of unusual inter-
est. 1t will be addressed by two speak
ers of note. DR.. w. w. Campbell, di-
rector Of the Lick observatory. Will
speak OF the recent expedition to Flint
island and the discoveries which were
made at that time The party visited
Flint island. which is about 450 miles
from Tahiti, to make astronomical
photographs at the time of the total
eclipse of the sun. The plates nave
since been developed and have been
found to be all in good shape and 10
bring out many startling facts new 10
the AStrOnOnlCal WOIlQ. JOull w AAiAS
Baer, president of Occidental college,
Los Angeles, will be the other speaker
of the day. The Treble Clef club will
make it's first public appearance this
year.
Athletic Notes
The Varsity baseball team met st.
Mary's for the second time this sea-
son on the afternoon of Washington's
Birthday. The game resulted in vic
tory for st. Mary's by score OF to
O, as against the to 2 score made by
the Varsity a week ago. There was
plenty of excitement in the game, but
neither team played In the same form
as a week earlier On Tuesday after
noon the 25th, the Varsity lost hard
fought game with the Honolulu ALL
stars by a score of to 0. White pitched
for the Varsity, allowing only four
hits.
The Varsity basketball team was de-
feated Monday night by the champion
Muscatine Qowa) five by a score of
SO to 27. At the end of the first half
the score was /. to 13 in favor of the
Varsity. The Iowa champions started
in the second half with the lead that
they held till the end. In the prelim-
mary game the Freshmen defeated the
Presidio soldiers by a score of 65 to 6.