The San Francisco call., 1909-04-15

game of chess. :, NV eAess eoal-,.
In anticipation
or the contest Stanford has an
nounced the team which will rep
resent the local student body. The
number chosen contains four veterans
and four men who will meet the Blue
and Gold players for the first time.
Among the Stanford veterans is ]. H.
Pratt, senior who played a good game
IN the tourney last year. This year t.
X. Figg-Hoblyn will captain the team.
he is veteran. as are E. j. Cummings
and w. NJ. Davidson. The other men
are Fl. Mann. A S. Otis and w o. Smith.
J. W. Hough will be the alternate.
Additional zest is added to the tour
ney this year by the presentation of a
handsome silver trophy cup to be con-
tested for by the two universities The
trophy is the gift of DR.. Isaac L. Rice
of New York and is similar to the cups
given to Yale and Harvard and Prince
ton and Cornell for competition.
The final list of the students who will
be eligible to take degrees in May from
Stanford university has just been posted
by the registrars office. The number
of students who will take their sheep
skins is unusually large, due to the
fact that many of the 1908 class were
forced to await graduation this time
because Of the disturbance last year.
The list Is:
Greek-Miss r. E. Lewis.
Latin-AIiss G. R. Coolidge. Miss A. S. Cox,
Newlin, Miss l. Norton Miss H. E. Russell,
Miss |. Thomas. Miss D. Thompson. Miss B..
Vending.
German-Mss G. A. Beard. Miss NJ. Browne.
Miss A. B. Cuthbertson, Miss B. Field. Miss NJ.
s. Gray, Miss S. +. Mckinley. Miss NJ. 0sgood.
Miss [. Otto. Miss ]. B. Quandt. Miss r. Sterne,
n iOsin
c. Woods.
French-Miss H. aIichod. Miss NJ F. Osborne.
Englsh-Miss H. si. Binder, Miss NJ C. Brun-
ton. Miss E. Chamberlin. Miss E. C. Davis, Miss
A. Ellerbeck, Miss l. Flaus. Miss G. Z. Flem-
ing, Miss F. Forbes Miss F. E. George. Miss E.
NJ. Gillett, Miss NJ. c. Hayden, Miss d. McPher-
son, Miss NJ. +. Malloy. Miss A. E. Miller. Miss
L. B. Mirrielees. Miss B. Mash, Miss NJ r, os-
borne. Miss Z. A. Weaver, Miss NJ. Mathiason.
Psychology-Miss NJ. Marshall
Education-J. G. Bayley, Miss E. F. Clarke
]. o. Gossett, Miss X. NJ H. Hall. Miss E. W.
Young
History r. BIodget. N, /; Cox; Miss E1
F. Henderson, Miss j.. b. Houghland, A. L.
Koeher. Miss S. McAllister. R. L. sIillikin. Miss
r. .McClelland, Miss L. j. Newberg, n. NJ. os-
troski, Miss E. J. Patterson, Miss a. Vail, J. B.
White.
Economics c. Boyd. ]. C. Boyle. L. v.
Boyle, c. X. chao, E. j. Clark, A. Cooper, D. s.
singer, c. V. Park, ". s. Perry, H. L. Rixford
$. G; Sweet, j. r. Tuttle, p Valentine, j.
Preiegal-T. T. Bennett. W. W Blood. /. X
Brewer, D. W. Burbank. G. B. Bush, A. F. Coe,
pesns S Z fFayse a. G FopS r
Goold. R. A. Gott, b. L. Gregg. a. NJ. Hamilton,
W g Hill, J. J. Hin. n. +; kirkwood. $. I.
Mealey. H. L. Price. G. " Richardson. A. e.
Roth, W Slack, L. j. Smallpage, r. B. Slower.
A. NJ. Thompson.
Miss F. II. Sandee. Miss G. E. Van Epps.
Mathemdtics-Miss NJ. Brinton, Miss l.. B.
Hess, Miss B. n. Robinson. Miss NJ. V. Swift.
Physics-E. S. Prdham.
Chemistry-M. B. Bainos. A. n. Cole. A. NJ
Cuthbertson, W. II. Gardner, R. W. Harbaugh
v. Hfckin. w. H. HILL S. Jenanyan Miss A. T.
Kennicott C. N Leach j. ~ Pratt, E. w Rice
G. Wallace.
Botany-Mss S. D. Halsey. Miss H. Keech, s.
Physiology Figg -Hoblyn, Miss j. T. John
son, j. F. Pruett, Miss B. NJ. Symonds Miss E.
zoology-s: S. Berry. Miss f. A. Foshay H
Gnnthorp, Miss n G. Maddox, Miss G. H. Per
kins, Miss E: II: Perkins, W. H. Rich, Miss R.
A. Roberts, F. W. Weymouth
Geology-R. Bryan, F. d. Burtt, s. c. Herold,
+ R. johnson u F. kramm Osborne
B. Starnes, A. F. Taggart
Civil engineering-L. W. Barhur. D. H. Ferry,
R. Il. Fitting, E. 6, Gibson. R. P. HastingS, j.
s. Hess. II. G. Marshall, L. Mcwethy, j. f.
Pieper, B. Read, L. B. Reynolds, E. W. Sawyer,
9; G. Terrill g. Il. Wells, c. II. Dondries. G. A.
Mechanical engineering-C. Breer, j. H. Clarke.
A. c. Coouradt, X. L. Daugherty. H. e. Fuqua,
J. II. Goodell, f. H. Herbert, c. E. Steinbeck
a. W. Stevens, ]. l. Thompson, P. H. Van Ell
ton.
Electrical engineering-C. s. Ambross. R. D..
Brooks, NJ H. Buell.. W. G. Cole. A. B. Cox A.
J. Gowan, H. H. Haver T. J. Hattman c. NJ
Hoskinson, ]. o. Mcdonald, ]. H. Miano c.. A.
Montgomery. S. Motomuna, ". c. North. W. P.
Smith, J. D. Taggart, f. p. Tallant w It.
Tylor X. Yoshida
A combination varsity rally and well
come to Admiral Robley d. Evans will
be observed by the students of Stan
ford university tomorrow night The
athletic part of the function will come
first and will be in the nature of big
gathering of the men of the university
in the clubroom of Encina hall. Yells
and songs will be INDUCED in and upon
the conclusion of the gathering the
men will march in a body to assembly,
hall, where Evans lecture is scheduled
to take place.
The conclusion of the lecture will be
followed by an informal reception in
Encina hall to Evans by the men of the
dormitory