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JHESSAy CALL. SUNDAY, 1

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Helen Campbell, Who\u25a0Appears in Stanford Play

DEMAND THAT

MACHINE MANBECOME MAYOR

STANFORD ACTORSTO PRESENT FARCE

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•:-W. E. Colby of:San Francisco, ex-pert mining lawyer,\gave"his "first lec-ture of a series before the students ofthe .law and mining-departments ,yes-terday. He outlined ;the importance. ofa

"familiarity of Vmining lav/Ito Lbotb.'

thc en glneer and Ithc young attorney.1;jg

Following 'the-^ success which at-tended" the 'last smoker given ;thefaculty of the' economics:. departmentby;the Istudents a similar \affair will-begiven? this semester by', the undergrad-"

uates-f taking.Vwork .in this ;branch ;ofthe university. •

of Stanford/ :Inan"editorial last "nightthe:DallyPalo Alto\advocates the step/echoing t the*, expressed statements :':atseveral U: prominent

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whom Vare President \u25a0C. C. "Coonan*;ofthe", class 'and- student \u25a0 bodyA--E. Roth."/\u25a0-•-. :

Senior singing, a custom- which' hasbeen tried to advantage- in many ofthe larger, universities of the east andwhich' has been adopted on this coastat the University of California, maybe taken up by the graduating class

In pursuance of the adopted policyof, the chaplain df the university andin accordance with the expressedwish of the founders >of the. universitythat the Sunday services here be non-sectarian, Rabbi Bernard M.;Kaplanof the congregation Ohabai Shelome ofSan Francisco will occupy the -pulpittomorrow morning at the regularservices as .the annual- representativeof the faith he preaches. He;haschosen as his topic "Judaism in theWorld's Progress." Speciar music willbe rendered by.the university student-choir and by-the student vocalists. \.

The-, junior class of Stanford" univer-sity ia fating the most unique situationwhich has been heard of in recent yearsat this university. The .trouble whichlooms ahead 6f the third, year men isthe surprising lack of interest -In thebig formal dance of the semester, thejunior.prom. The matter was broughtup In a recent meeting of the thirdyear, class and it was decided that acampaign to raise- "queeners" wouldbe started. .. ,- . ; • .

The musical numbers will be renderedby P. F. Pettigrew and H. B. Post, twovocalists; Miss Ruby A. Roberts, • whoIs well.known as a singer; W. Fergue-son, a freshman, in"a violin solo; andH. D. Owen, the cornet.

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G. F. Morgan, a junior, registering'from Los Angeles, will take a lead: inthe farce and superintend the perform-ance. His part in the show is "Bram-bleton," a country gentleman. He willbe assisted by P. M. Ogllvie/ a sopho-"more who held a part in the recent pro-duction of "7-20-8," a-ndH. A.;Lewis, afreshman. Among the women who willassist. Miss H. Campbell -

and Miss F.Wendling, two university 'girls, will beprominent. - \u25a0

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. "Who's Who," a short farce, which,issaid to be extremely funny, is the" vi-hicle.

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STANFORD UNIVERSITY, March 13.The next event- "on the" student dramaticcalendar at Stanford university Is acombined conceut and farce, which isto be given March: 23 by a score of.themusicians- arid: amateur actors. The re-ceipts'of. this performance are to be. de-voted (o the building fund of a PaloAlto church. ; -

University Effort WillBe in Be=half of Church Building

UKIAH.March 13.—

The well knownBehrend residence, bordering. on Bluelake, " where many summer touriststhroughout the state spend their vaca-tions, was destroyed by fire this after-noon. The loss willreach $18,000, withno insurance. The house was furnishedwith antique furniture 300 years old,besides valuable silverware, all of\u25a0which was a total loss. The fire was\u25a0caused by a defective flue.

Lake Is DestroyedBehrend Residence on Blue

FAMOUS HOME ANDOLD FURNITURE BURN

Great Russian Pianist MakesLast Appearance, Today,

Josef Lhevinne's farewell' concertwill be given this afternoon at Chris-tian Science "hall. The opinion whichthe public has registered regarding

this Russian pianist is unanimous inhis favor.

No player has ever appeared in SanFrancisco and won more instant recog-nition than has he. The program forthis afternoon's recital is of more thanordinary interest. He will play the*following selections:Senate, F minor ..BrahmsSonate in F... Scarlatti"Pastolale Varle" .".'.... Mozart\u25a0'Momenio Capriccloso"

—Weber

(at Nocturne, C major; <b) polonaise, F sharp \>minor ;........ .Chopin

Nocturne, C major '. Grieg"Marche Miguonne" ;.Poldinl"En Eoute" God&rd

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FAREWELL CONCERT

From Santa Barbara comes the newsthat former :Mayor. Harper passedthrough that Itown today in a bigtouring car bound north.;

ber of the park commission and somemembers, possibly all, of the fire com-mission.

Chief of Police Broadhead has ;nottendered his resignation and, stoutlymaintaining, that' he Is not Implicatedin the scandal which has overthrownthe Harper administration, says that hewill not be willing to resign until anew mayor has been named and it Iscertain that he *s not wanted In theposition.

Southern Pacific "Push" MakeFinal Stand on Harper's

Successor

LOS AXGELES. March 13.—

Fivecouncilmen lined up to pyt throbgh the

.program of the Southern Pacific bosses'

that calls for U.e appointment of'

George A. Smith as mayor, four mem-

bers of the council pledged to carry

out the wishes ofthe good government

forces, and vrith the recall threatenedagainst one or more councilmen if they,persist in listening- to the. dictates ofthe machine, is the situation tonight inmayorless L^as Angeles.

Walter Parker and his followers aremaking their final stand in an effortto force the council to select a machineman to fillthe unexp'red term of A. C.Harper, whose sudden resignationcaused a municipal sensation.WANT AiEXAADEItAPPCIVTKD

The municipal league, -which hasbeen leading the recall fight and con-ducting the campaign of George Alex-ander, selected to oppose Harper in the» election, declares in v statement issuedtonight that the Southern Pacific ma-chine is endeavoring to thwart thewishes of the people as expressed inthe rccs.ll petition, and that nothing

ishort of the appointment by the councilof George Alexander to succeed Har-per will suffice. The appointment ofAlexander, it is urged, and his subse-Itjuent" election March 26 will do away

\u25a0with any legal entanglements thatmight arise as to who is mayor, andwill permit the city to proceed withconsolidation, the building of theOwens' river aqueduct and other bigpublic works.

The anti-recall forces are threateningto take the fight into the courts and

jj He up the siuation indefinitely unless-Smith is appointed. The final strugglein this phase of the fight is expected\u25a0when the council meets Monday morn-

IUESIGXATIONS EXPECTEDNo 'resignations of city official* ap-

pointed by former Mayor Harper weresent In today, but it is said that sev-eral have been ,mad<?~ out and will bepresented to the* city council Mondaymorning.

Since the resignation of HarperThursday, after tremendous pressure'had been brought to bear to force himto resign or withdraw as a candidate inthe recall election it has been knownthat several of the men whom he ap-pointed during the latter days 'of hisadministration, after cnarges of cor-ruption had been made against him, areready to leave their positions. TheseInclude three or four members of thepolice commission, at least one mem-

Five Councilmen Who FavorBosses' Program May

Face Recall

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