The San Francisco call., 1909-03-26
STANFORD JUNIORS
ARRANGE HOLIDAY
Annual Festivities of Third
Year Students Will Stop
Academic Work Today

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, March %.
All academic work at Stanford univer-
sity viii be stopped tomorrow and the
undergraduates will take part in the
annual festivities of junior day, the
most important holiday in the calendar
of the third year students. which will
be terminated with the big Junior
prom in Enclna hall.
The aquatic events on Lake Lagunitas
are the most important of the exercises
of the day which viii begin at 10
O'Clock. Many entries have been re-
ceived for the contests as follows:
Canoe race-J R. Pemberton. Os, and W.
Turner, 0s; J. Il. Pohemus. 10 ana H. T.
Warren, 10; ". r. Pittenger, IL, and T. ID.
Hilton, II: Il. G. Ferguson, IL. and W. ;. Por-
ter, II; d. ii. Thomas. u, and Pratt, II;
Fifty yard swimming race-H a. Maundreli,
10 T. c. Henry, 10, II. /. Dietterle, II, j. b.
Beman ~ s N. Higgins. 'l2' II F. Moore
High diTe"L. 3. Mackey. 10; NJ B. Carson.
Bretherton. u: 4. F. Moore, II.
Quarter mile swimf5ing race-M B. Carson,
10; 5. A. Lindauer. '10; II. Reed, 10; J. B.
Beman -; \ P. Moore, IL
TUB raeeB- ". Upson. %; N. B. Carson.
H Msundrell. 'is; a NJ Mitchell. 80; H. Fer
gusoD. ii; J. b. semsn IL
Iflting contest. r. Pembertep. 'os and W.
Turner, '09; J. II. Polhemus 10, and II. /.
Reed 10; r. c. McFadden. 10. and II. G.
Warren, 10; W r. Pittenger, II, and F. H.
Hilton, II; 81 G. Ferguson. il. ana w =
Porter II; D. II. Thomas, u, and Pratt, u.
The trio which will represent STAN
ford in the annual intercollegiate de-
bate with the University of California
April II We're selected last night, after
one OF the closest tryouts held in re-
cent years. They are A. c. Stelle of
Pasadena, a student in the law depart
ment; c. F. Morgan of Los Angeles, a
local journalist and a member of the
Carnot trio Of this year. and 2. j.
Batkin of Riverside, who has had con-
siderable local experience. f. E. Hill
Of san Jose was named as alternate.
Elections were held today by the
upper class students OF Stanford uni
versity, voting by departments, for DEL
egates to represent the men in the
newly formed university conference.
The polls were well attended and the
following were chosen:
Law representatives.. NJ. Ward of San
Diego, j. K. Shelton Of San Jose. ~ =. Kirk
wood Of Palo Alto. i. Craven OF Spokane, 6. n
Civil engineering-J s. Hess OF Baltimore
Nd, d. II. Walker Jr. Of San Francisco, b. W
L ISD1 OF SIOcktOH
Mechanical engineering-P. H. Van Etten of
Pslo Alto.
Electrical engineering-H Hsver 'os OF Los
Angeles. +. A. Robinson Of Benieia.
Geology and minfng-F- W. Turner OF Oak
land. A B. Shutfa Of San Francisco
Eeonomics-c. B. Bradford OF Chicago, T. R.
Cadwalader OF Los Angeles, L. ]. Hart Of Ala
media.
Chemistry-E n. Staber Of Pasadena.
Pnysioogy-F J. Pruett of Palo Alto.
Greek. Latin Romantic languages, English and
Germsnic languages departments-H. c. Fiske
OF Ithaca y. J.
Physiology-H. w. Campbell of San Jose
Drawing. mathematics and entomology de-
partments-H. V. Poor.
The daily Palo Alto, the college pub.
lication, will be sent to all the high
schools of this state and representative
institutions of Oregon, Washington AMI
Nevada TO keep the secondary men in
touch with university events prepara-
tory to the big interscholastic meet in
May.