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UOTVERSITY MISSOURIAN.
COLU3IBIA, MISSOUKI, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1908.
volujik 1.
NUMBER 4
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SOPHOMORES CALL i
A SIX-HOUR TRUCE:
Hazing Suspended to Allow
Freshmen to Attend .
M. C. A. Social.
FIRST-YEAR MEN AS ORNAMENTS!
c:v 0f Them in Spear Carriers' ; iH
Holes While Captors
Deliberate.
.in.lmiii.-K- i t"' Inixei-itx "i Mi-
. in tin. ii.ilili.i iinil
-null. '"" -""- "" '
,.f tin- I '-' - ""S"1- J"-""'.
).l!.!elcl .lll.lll- of -tlldcllt IIMHIIflll. illl'l
v.t.tl im.iiiiMi..u-h to -ii-)ciil all "chi-
tlii itijr" ; i.it ion- between (' and 1-
1...1 ...,,,... i.nv nk'lit iii .iiiliT to allow
jOll"l -
the fii-Innm to nucii.i. xwuioui i.-..
an.I tK-iiil'liiiL'. tli-' annual Y. .M. C A.
tag
i.i l.
"J iii m-'
n- tli.it fir -i l.iicf lioitr-
tin- ti
i-t xi ii ii.cn. whither or not they ,
wear the dmkx cap- pie-ciihed li.x their
mentor-, will In- flee flom the identic
ja.l.lle- ft the -ophoinoic-. Xexcr Ik "
fore in the hi-toix of the -chool. -ay the
-oj.h-.iii' H-. ii..xe the -eioii.I-.xcai men
ht-ii -o lenient.
The l tie-.; l.i-t night w.i- i ailed b
1. Piie-th. a -o.hoiimie academic
-tiiili-nt. who xx .1- pie-idcnt la-t xi-.ir ot
the loml-incd tie-l.i...in .u.-. .
fr.-h.ncn. ..iptn.cl eail.er m the exen-
ijrt att.-ii.li-I the in.vlin... l.y o.mpul-ioii.
lull t..k pinch an oinamei.tal p.ut in
I the p.oicolin-. Yl.u-c- lolled above
thirkee-, thox -at on the che of the . u .,.,, wi
-tiiL'e, fit hanni oxci. jcxpii ly lciounie and ajjuv to ic-pcct
Dr. Hill Will Speak. j the lilit of the other contract in;: l'oxx-
A1I Univci-itx men aie inxited to the ,., j their teuitoix and -oxeieinty
-oci.il to he ixen hx the Y. M. I'. A. j theiein, when com liidin-: general tiea
in the c, ui.I.. 1- of Academic Hall 1m- t;,. ,,f aihitration. that they will ic.ir
uinniiii: at 7:"!0 tomonow niht. l)i". jou thi- foundation a -afc and complete
A. Ko-- Hill, pie-idcnt of the I'liixcr- ,y-tcin of intcination.il ju-tice -o that
-ilx-. will 1' pi e-eiit and make one of the ilu ln.,y . -uli-titutcd for xvar in in--p.iihc-.
A. 1.. Olixci i- chaii 111.111 ot j tcinational lclation- a- illicitly ha- lieen
the -ocial committee of the Y. M. C. A. 'done in nitional a trail-.
A iimik elcitioii, mimicking in detail 1 .S-coml le-olution:
the Au-tiali.iu l.alh.1
llliiiille featllle of th:
-x-ti'in. will he the
- m'.ii"- cnteitain-
incut. The aim of the election, accold- Haincntaiy Union, failed to pi oxide for
lie to -. Pi iix Yx il-011. local -eiictarx llm, M-i iodic and autoniatic a enihlin
of the . M- v. A., i- ml only to fur- f ,Ut.M uiufciciicc- and for the -elcc-ni-Ii
fun foi the -indent-, hut to teach 1 tioit of jh-i-oii- to compc-e an iulerna
th.'lii how to xote. P.ooth- will he fitted ! timi.il coin t of aihiti.il ju-tice. therefole.
1111 in apt.K.xcl -ixle and theie ixill he ; . ;t n-ohcl. That a lommittee he ap-
1
lu.hc-. ileik- and ch.tllcnucr-.
Uh.it iiuc-ti. n will he put to tiie ou- 1
lot h.i- not IB-en dei idtil. A -uiruc-t ion
that a -tr.ixx liallot lie taken hi thejthin ticaty. lontainiiig 11111t11.il giiar.ui-
1.1 r-M.-nti.il i.ice ha- met with -nine I tee- to it-peit the tenitory and -oxer-
1.1x01.
Pinh.il.I.x. hoxxcxer. -indent- xxill
1h-a-keil to xote xe- or 1.0 .111 -nine que
linn of 1'nixci-itx inlcn-t. -11. -h a- the
-leu 01 l.illlile of the lixe-U.IV -ch"l
-xtein.
I.iylit iclu-hminl- will he -fixed at
the -o-i.il, the piimaiy aim of xxhich i
to get the -tu.Icnt- of th
..iit!r-iit- a..U tinted.
h-
,
STORY OF MARVELOUS
WHEAT IS EXPLODED
3field Only 30 Bushels to the Acre.
Instead of 222, and Quality
is Only Medium.
vpinvwi ..i. e,,t 17. An-
9 Hlorit.ltlXe lej.olt- h.ue lieen leceixed ill
Si.ine thil tiie 1 laiiu- made hx Ahra
'i.iiii . l.ii.i- i.i the -ct-illel "Ala-ka"
wlie.it "ii.vn ..11 hi- i.ineli near .lulia-
'tt.i. Idaho. .111 not ju-tilie.l. The ax-
1 lye xield 1- .il.ont :il hu-liel- the acie.
m-tea. 1 i.i ii. . m Ion to -J22 a- he a-- --tied.
.11. 1 11 i- not tin.- 'hat the giaili !
1 "1 he n, w 11 .ni wlicie. I
Ihe tin in making .pialilic- of the 1
xt'ii.u ..lc rnkiioAu a- no . lli.-ial te-t
La- In 11 in.i !. . Kxpeit- -ay that it" Atl-
r-.i-- 11.11111- n.ie uue me xvneai laiui
'11 ilidiMi , ul.l Ik- lixollltioilicd.
LAW TEACHERS HONORED
Professors Lawson and Hinton Are
Omcers of Bar Association.
Mm D. I.,ui-on. dean of the Laxv De
partment t the I uixrr-ity of Ali ouri,
xxa-eleited i i1.111m.1n of the exeentix-e
toiimiitt.v .ml Pi,.f. K. W. Hinton. a
niemlicr t ti,,- general coun-el for this
'ittlui.il di-tii, t at the annual meeting
"t the l! ..-, ; ;ar A ociation at Per-'1-
xi.rm- 1 iid.iy and Saturday la-t.
V. N. .In ;.,,,, 0f .;t. Loiii-. the nexv
l'lt-i.leiit ,, ti. a otiation, holds the
h-imi.m de.'i.e ot LL. 1). fiom the L'ni-
xr-it ,,t Mi-.uii. Prof. Hinton read a
!'a;.ei ..n "lue Xeti itv for a Formal
Mi t hod ..f P'oivdure."
llh-iliption to the I'.MXKUSITY Alis
(ri:i. i- j ir the school tenn. $1J."
a -enie-ter inxaiiahly in ailvanw. Suh--crilv
nou.
BARTHOLDT LEADS
AT PEACE MEETING
St. Louis Man Introduces
Resolutions at Berlin
Conference.
.;-;;''-.JJ;
17. Kcprc-ciitntiYA
of Ali ouri. pic-i-
dcnt of tin- American gioup of tin I li
tcrpailianicntaiy Union, inlirtlitccd iin-
- uant n-
lution- at tin- intcipulia-
ini-iitaiy (ontt icmc xxhich lonxened here
toil.iy.
TIlC-C ll-nllltio'l-. xxhich haxe to lo
with tli.- -oxeieiirnly of nation- ami with
the holdim; of tin- iu-t peace contcieutc.
fol low iii thi' hmmI ioui-1- anil win- ii'
fcind to tin- Intcipailiaincntaiy Council
for lcpcrt. Tlu-y an- a- tollovx-:
Wheiea-. innneii-c oiill.ix- for ntniam-i-nt
on hinil anil -im aii- being ju-tilii-il
iiy th.-i- lc-pon-ihlc fir thrill on the
giound that national light- anil iutcr-i-t-
an' in -eeiue without them, ami.
Yx.heic.i-. tin' fm iiiatimi ami dcxehip
ini'iit of tin- -x-tun of l.iw. ilutx decl.ir-i-il
.ui.I admini-teied in nllaii- common
to all nation-, can in ox ide nii-aii- for
,,.,.;., .,ii,m.il ijht- moic in keep
ing with th.- -piiit of model n cixilia
tion and with the end- of ju-tice and
lijilit. ihcieloie.
ResoUuion
lie it ii-olxed. Yh.it the light of each
national to peipetuil po e ion of it-
uiuli-puleil teuitoix and to full and
fiee exeui-e of -oxoicignty theieiu i
hcicbv iciojiiiied. and the otliccr- of the
Illt(.II1.ii.,lm.n,aI v Union and of it- -ex-
,
. .,,,, to tIll. attention of
7 ,.,... ,.,111M. m,li:i,eiit- arc
" , . , t (hlt
I Whcrca-. the -eioml jicati' confeience.
lealled upon the lt.iue-t of the lnteip.u-
pointed to -tndy and li-jioit to the next i
(-oufeicme upon tin c oiic-tion- ami al-o
, (,c Ik t foim of a general aihitra-
cintv of the contiaiting Poxei- and t
ji.mt jiui-diction to cxi-tim: or expei ted
inteinatioii.il tiihunal- for the dclcimi-
n.ition of qiie-tioii- which dipl a ex mix
fail to -olxe.
TO PAY INDIAN WARRANTS
1 Paper of the Chickashas had been
Considered Worthless.
, l!l4. (hi.ka-ha Indian iuti.ui. ag.e-
Mliug ."-1 1 :..-.-!. xxhiih haxe Im-i-ii held
h hank- in the wt-t and M.ulh for
n.ailx live xcu- and coit-idcied to he
practically woithh . aie new to !
1 : 11 .,:.!. ,,!,.... I ;.... 1. ..1
r-"" '" '"' """ ""
'I hi- hi came known yc-te.tlay when
the C0111mcici.1l X.itioiial P.ank of lxan-
-.1- ( ity. Kan., icieixc.l .'!.S17.l! a-
1 1.1 m.-in.il mill iiilen-t on :I.S 1S.1 ot
I I I
x a 11.1 nl
rhex weie held 1 v that huik
a- -cent ity I01 a loan 111 ide in Octnhcr.
P.ili:!. to Kilhy Puiilom. a chief of the
Chieka-ha nation, then pie-idcnt of the
K.ink of Ti-lioniiiigo. Okla.
Kills Himself in Cell.
P.v t'l.it.'il Pro--.
P.riTK. Mont., Sept. 17. William
Hr.intner. -aid to haxe come here from
' Clinton. Alo.. committed Miiciile in jail
' ,,m" t,M,a" ''-v h,lltil1" ,u 1,e,,1 afrrtint
the hai- of hi- cell. His mind is thought
to haxe heen unhalancetl hy ill ink.
Americans to go to Bullfight.
tr r.ii I'r.c
nUdWXSVILLK, Tex.. Sept. 17.
X'e.uly 1.0(10 Aineriean-. nio-t of them
firm the interior of Te.xas. cro ed into
.Mexico to-dav to xxitno- a hull fight at
Matamoias thi- afternoon.
Killed by Burglar in Bedroom.
l:.r rnit.Hl Pre--,
AHCHICAX CITY
I ml.. S-pt. 17.
Kdwaul Huxck. a
penitentiaiy guard.
xxa
hot and killed hy a lunglar in the
l.tdiooni of hi- home eaily thi- morn
ing. The University AIissoiuian is on
-ale at the Ding Shop at two cent- a
topy.
AIRSHIPS TO CIRCLE
WORLD IN A WEEK
Thomas A. Edison Predicts j
Wonderful Future for i
the Skv Sailors.
FULFILMENT IN FIVE YEARS
Present Crafts Not Practicable,
However, Wizard
Declares.
Ily 1'iittcii Pre-.
SALT LAKK. Sept. 17. Thoma- A.
Kdi-on. inxentor. in an intcixiew heie
today, prcdiitcd that within live xeai-air-hip-
will he cro-iim; the Atlantic
ocean in eighteen hour-. 1 caching the
Xoitli Pole in foitv I10111- ami enciulin
I tlie woihl in a week. The re.it lit'Itl of
tiie inxentor 111 the tutuie. lie -am. ,
would he in perfectini: the 11 aft of the
;,ii-.
Mr. Kdi-on declaied that the diriuihle
li.ilh.on i- a fane and the acioplaue i-
;.,,.., ,,ii,-.1,1.. II.. -iir...-t.d a ciiciil.ir
a indication of the aeionl.ine. 011 the
prillciple of the human he.ut icdmcd to
meie mcchaiu-ni, a ill the ca-e of the
automcl.ile.
DELAGRANGE FAILS TO
EQUAL WRIGHT'S RECORD
I'.y fi.ltcrt i'r.-. I M'' :l "-''i''1 thi' -i'1 ":'-5 :tti',k',1
PAU1S. Sept. 17. Delamaie toitayjaiid tenihly laceiated hy a tame hear
failed in ciroit to icain the aeioplane j t I'.it lo.imcd within the "loiniil-. It wa-
j
lauicU taken fiom him vi-tenl.iv l.v the -aiil aftciw.ud that the .-hoik had un-ct-
1 c(oiil flight of Wilhur Wripht.
....:.....! :.. .1... ..; !.i mimtin.
lie it-
licit in"
....in.... ... ... .... " it.iiii.t
hi- own iccoid hut falling -holt of that
of the Amciican iuxciitoi.
SPOKANE BREWER, WITH
A FAT BANK ACCOUNT,
IS SEEKING A WIFE
She Must be Between 25 and 50 Years
muUuuvUU u..,,v.,
Neat and Clean.
SPOlxAXK. Wii-h.. Sept. 17. 1'icl E.
Ixemfer. who h.i- lieen a -uixexor.
hiewcr. pi inter and politiiian .luiini:
hi- twenty xcar-' -tay in Spokane.
xxant- a xx ife.
ant- a wife. He i- a widower and can
leached at Wa-hingtoii -tieet and
lie
Cataldo axenue. SiH.kane. xxhcie he ha-
a nmifoitahle 1 e with cellir and
xxood-hed Mocked xxith l.ioxi-ions ami
fuel.
1
iiv -g. od xxoman. not younger limn
-j.- xcai- r ..xcr ."ill yen-, pioxidcd -he
i, a good hou-ckecper ami neat and
udciii,' i- eli"ihle. Kemfer ha- a -nug
j b.ink account and i- cmploxed l.y the
1 ir.i.tion company in Spokane, hut -ay-
he i- too hti-x to -catch for a helpmate,
lie ha- laid in a -tok of ihotograph-
and i icadx tor a .hoit touithip hx
mail or olhciwi-e.
SOPHS ARE PERSUADED
THAT "EASY" ANDERSON
IS NOT A FRESHMAN
Hazers Capture Football Star, but
Release Him After Some
Forceful Argument.
It i- icioi.Icd tint the Sophonieie
haxe made a mi-take.
"Ka-" Amlei-011. a foimcr laptain of
the foothall team, lctllllled atter hcilig
axxay tinni -chonl l.i-t year, and the
.-oph- failed to reiognie in him a man
xxlio had piucli.i-eil immuuiiy mini lia-
ng.
l'liii-ci'iil aigiiiuent hroiight ahout An-j.ler-on"-
iclea-e and the di-appointt'd and
1 ( ic-t fallen Sophoinoie- lt-un.cil their le
1 lentil -eaiih for I'lc-hinen.
i
AFTER SHORT SLUMP
THERMOMETER AGAIN
HITS THE UP GRADE
Forecaster Reeder Says Rain May Be
T.a T7A.l....l.
1 UU.K3 ucicauuuis
I
Tomorrow.
Kiidelitlv tlie weather i- tivin.r fo
, .. .. , 11 i
k-eeii nut. ultli the lllere:l-e.l enrnllinellt
,.f -tudent- at the Unixer-itv of Ali-
; -miri. The mercury took a little -lump
j,, nij.ht. hut came hack -tionu today.
t 7 a. m. the thermometer re-'i-tered
(i'.i tlegici-. Py 2 p. in. it had climhcii
to S(i. the maximum for the day.
Foieca-ter Kee.ler i-ue- tin- welcome
forcea-t:
"P.utly cloudy tonight: prohahly
-howcr- tomorroxv "
Good Wishes from Clinton Mo.
Prof. Aithur Lee, superintendent of the
rt:... .,.1.1:.. .J.ni.1.- ..rlio.. "I iJl,
1 llllll.ll IM.I.1M -II1W... ..-. .....
for the Department of Journali-m of the,
Unixer-hv of Alissouri a career of much
11-efulne in its great nexv xxork."
HE NEVER EORGAVE
GIRL WHO ELOPED
Daughter Who Eloped With
Coachman Won't Attend
Funeral.
XKW YORK. S.-pt. 17. i.ioxanni P.
Moio-iui. the aged lunkor ami philan-thiopi-t.
ihiii'!. iliil not foigive hi-
daughtcr Yiitoria for doping with tin- I
fauiih (o.uhni.111 in 1SS1. Ali Ciulia j
.Moio-ini. her fathci - faxonte and in--cparable
conipanioii. ilcchiicd thi- af
ti i in on that -In- did not expect her m
ter to attend the funeral.
"My i-tcr i- not in the hou-e."' Ali
Ciiilia Moio-ini -aid. "She ha- not hccii
heic She i- not expected heie. She i
not ex en expeitcd at the funeral, 'lhcre
i.exer xxa
nix- lecoiiciliatioii. AIv -i
ter did not coiiimunicate with u- or my
tatlicr (lining in- nine.
Mi Ciulia. who ha- lieen the in-ep-
.uahle ciiiiipaiiioii of her f.ither -ince her
Ui - tcr lied with the coa.hman. i- familiar J
with the tenn- of 'lie will, and let it he
known todax- that, if Yiitoria dc-iie- to 1
-h.ue in the c-tate. he may. The luoth
ci- and -i-tei- will amply pi oxide f oi
lier. She may leaxc the conxent. if -he
will-, and lixe in luxury.
Coiiccinin the xouner -i-ter of the
family. Amelia, a toinplete my-teiy ha
heeii maintained. Since -he wa- a xeiv
little
iil -he ha- never lieen permitted
I to -peak to a man.
tied the child'- iea-011.
MANY ARE INJURED
IN CHICAGO FOG
Laporer Killed bv Traill and !
Lrin waiKS rrom a
High Window.
1
,
uy rnite.I ire.
CIIICACO, Sept. 17. The heaviest fog
; in x ears enxeloK'd Chicago to-day. cans-
in. maiiv accident-. A Northxxestern
train lan into a cioxx'd of thirty lahou-i-, !
killing Don Petei-on.
Another train on the same line collided
with the rear ot a .xiilxx-auKce pa engei
train. Peter Veil.eig was eriou-ly in
juied and lixe other pa eiigers Mineied
-li"ht hurts.
S'Xcral other minor xvrcck- xxcie caiied
hy the ilen-e mink which hid the train
-igu.il.
A girl in a foggx- room "nlked out of a
thiid tory xxiudoxx ::nd xxas prohahly fa-
tallx hurt.
CATHOLIC REVIEW IS
BANNED BY THE POPE
Articles on Human Side of Christ
Bring Condemnation From
His Holiness.
P.y l-nitcl Pre--. ;
XKW VOKK. Sept. 17. The Catholic'
Kexicw ha- .-u-iieiided puhlieation and
may not lc-uine. The puhlieation i- said
lo luxe In en placed under the han of the
Pope on account of .-cxeral ai tides hy
tlie llev. K. A. llaiina on "The Human
side of Chri-t."'
Sexi-ial :ut ide- in the Catholic ency-
' 1 lopedia hv the -ame author en the suh-
ji'ct of ah-oliition al-o are condemned.
"I'lii' action i- a pait of the Pope'- cru--.ide
again-t ".Model ni-ni," xxhich he Le-
' liexe- i- glowing in America at an alaim-
, ing rate.
iDR. REED TO LOUISIANA
xo De Assistant i-roiessor 01 r.ngusii
in University.
1 Dr. A. G. Heed, with hi- family, tle
1 parted ye-tciday for llaton Ilouge. Li..
1 where he ha- accepted the po-ition of
1.1 islant liiolc or ot Knifli-li 11
' 1
the
iu-
1 Loui-iana State I'liixer-ity at
an
1 . .
crea-cd -alarx-.
' Dr. Heed ha- heen iu-tructor in Km:
li-h at the I'nixer-itv of Ali 0111 i.
I
Stephens College Opening,
1 -rj1L. 0j,eniiig conx oration of Stephens
', C illege will Ik- held in the
Saiipington
Auditorium to-morrow at ten a. 111
! ire,ideiit Peeler. K. W. Stephen
and
other- will -peak. Signorina C'omh.i,
Italian concert -oloi-t, will -ing. and Arr.
Alar.-hall. the new director of the Wo-
.......V ..l,.,r... ..Ill ,-.l.. I,:, fir.t n linear
111. 11 - .11. 'III-. ..Ill U...n. - "J
. .. . 1 .. -.i 1:. 1: ....... 'rim
mice before a Columbia audience.
'Ilex-. AL L.
rhomas will deliver prayer
, and pionounce the lx-nediction.
LIGHTNING KILLS
ONE; INJURES TEN
Powder House Blows Up
When Hit by Bolt Near
McAlester, Okla.
MINERS' HOMES ARE DESTROYED'
Shock of Explosion Felt a
Mile Freight Cars
Wrecked.
By United Tress. I
McAlkstkii, oivfa.. Sept. 17. One .
1
on xxas killed, ten xiere teriouslx- in-
jiiied and twelxe re-itlences weie xvreckcil '
when lihtnin Mruck the powder hou-e
of the Sample Alining Company, txxo
mile- north of here, today.
The dead:
Aim 111 ic 1'iciiAiMis, Afonroe, Iowa.
Alo-t -eiiou-Iy injured:
.Mils. .IIIIIX S.xyi.ki:.
Mi:. Thomas Hi.i.m ami I.aiiv.
Mrs. s. 1!xi:cki.o.x-.x.
AIns. Saaiami.o.
All:, ami AIks. S. Slock ami txxo Chil
w.ns. AlliS. Z. Cokdoss.
All of the hou-es xvrecked xvcre homes
of n.inei- near the powder home, which f'""u'r l"'-'''" "" '" 1!l'' L'"
l.lew up with a territic e.xplo-ion. The ur'i,.v- ih i"'"'"- 1W"- of LL" D--hock
wa- felt for a radius of a mile. 1 il! "'";-"'iti" "f "" ""-tru. t.xe c.lu-
.Mo-t of the injuied were the wives of
!iiiint'i xxho had no chance to escape
fiom their home-.
1 Sex-enteen freight cars of the Alissouri,
1 Ian-a- and Texa- Itailio.id al-o were
I wiecked.
SOCIETY WOMAN BURNED
TO DEATH AT OUTING
She Kindled Camp Fire With Oil
Two Girls Injured Trying to
Save Victim.
Ily t'iiitc.1 Pre.
XKW OltLKAXS. Sept. 17. Air.
Chaile- Walter, a -ocietv leader, was
hurned to death to-day as a lCMilt of
kiii.Hintr a camp lire with coal oil.
Air-. Walter xxas a niemlior of an out-
iii" ii.ii tv at Cnviii"ton. Two
young
, women who tried to saxe her life were
-criou-ly injuied.
250 REVOLUTIONISTS ARE
. rmnnmriTi y-lt nriTlT rT
Others Are Being Hunted Following
Finding of Dynamite,
I'.y I'nite.1 Press.
ST.
PKTKKSISIT.C. Sc.t.
17. Txxo
hundred ami fifty mcmU-i of the -ocial
' lexoliitionaiy tonimittce and the icxo-
lutiouniy railway union xxcie arie-ted
heie today, and -con- of othci- aie
'l.eii.g hunted, a- the le-ult of the di--'loxeiy
of .1(1(1 pound- of dynamite and
in.inv homh- at their headquaitei-.
The di-coxeix followed the aile-t of a
liiiih polite 0llici.1I xxho i- -aid to haxe
hei-n implicated in the plot.
KIDNAPPING SQUAD
ON DUTY IN CHICAGO
UiM JJU X IVi UntVAUU
Police Are Spurred by Disappearance
of Fourteen Girls.
,.r t-ni,.(I 1r(vs.
(HICACO. Sept. 17. A -pecial '"kid-
uapiug -quad" ha- heen a igned to duty
j,.. Ciief of Police Shippx to try to clear
up the mx-tery -unwinding; the di-ap-
pcaiance fiom home of fouitceii gills and
xiuiiig xxomcii xxithin the la-t fexv days.
Xo tiace ha- yet hccii found of the lit-
tle Ilo'ioa gill, who i- thought to haxe
Ik'i-ii kidnaped.
"
Rovalists are Routed.
ST. PKTKItSi;riir;. Sept. 17. The
10m , ..,.- ............ ......
command of l:itul Khan, hx a detach-
. . ...
mi-lit of the 11-iiigeiit ga 1 11-011 at I.i-
hli, i- (ompltte. :n coid
liu to llllther
di-patdic- icceixed heie to-day fm.ii 'I a
lui. and Ain-etl-Doxx leh cannot longer
count on the -uppoit of the Al.ihu cax.ilry
whith wa- intercepted hy mountain tri-he-men
and defeated.
Taft's Front-Porch Campaign Off.
P.v rnltcl Pr.
"ciVCIXXATl. Sept. 17. Taff- front-
. - .. l. 1 r.i:..:..lli- ..! 11..
pweii t-amuign ni.- ." "". .
lulled. Delegation- tllle yi-lfltl.iy mm
to-hiv faihd to ai-J-ear on aicount ot tin
failuie of tin
lailioad- to giant cheap
rat.-.
- Suh-cription
to the U.MXKllTY Alls
... , . -.1 .1
-11 r:M 1- -- ior me -i-nmii i-n... :
!..... : 1 -:..!..
a -em.-ter-inxar.ao.x ...
tribe noxv.
THILL
SHOWS DANGERS
IN COLLEGE LIFE
His First Public Address is
j Given at Convocation in
Auditorium of University
of Missouri.
; CONFERS HONORARY DEGREE
I ON DR. RICHARD H. JESSE
Applause Greets Former Head
of Institution as Toga
Covei-s Shoulders.
i Dr. A. lto Hill'- lir-t pul.lie utter
ance a- Pie-i.lcnt of the I'nixei-ity of
j Mi oiiri included a xxainin. at the
1 ...
1 opening coi.xocition thi- nminin.
.aL'ain-t the d.in'i'i- of I'nixei-ity life
' ocr-empha-i- of -tu.Icnt and -ocial ac-
tixitic-, and intclledual anilici.ilily or
; ili-liono-tv.
I
l)r Hill'- lii-l pul.lie ollici.il ait xx.i
1 '.
l. . 11.. i;.i....i 11. ...1.- I..
... IU.1 1 11 "Ml 11. ii.i..it.. i..iib ... -.
:"":1 -a..-m....-.....
After the parchment had lieen pl.uod
in Dr. .Te-e'- hand and the to.i thioxxn
oxer hi- -houl.lei- hy Dean .1. C .lone
and Dean Walter William-, the applau-e
from the audience xxhich p.ukcd the
Unixer-ity audittuium amounted to an
ox'atinu.
When the hand-clapping uh-ided Dr.
Je aio-e to Imixv ackuowledincnt. and
it lnoke foith with ledoiihhd xior.
punctuated hy eric- of "-pecch."
P.ut Dr. Je e apparently had pi ('de
termined that he would delixer no ad-tlie-s,
exen c.xtempoie. and the -tudent-iiml
other- in the au.lieme leliutantly
IkiwciI to his xxi-h.
Alany -tood in the ni-Ics of the aiuli-
toriuin xxhen the Ilex- Dr.
W. W. Kl-
xx any. ntlertil the opening jiraxcr. It
wa- c-timated that at lea-t l.HO weie
,... Ali-s Aurora Ieilom .ivc a
;, 0i aw y Sihi-im.ui a violin
'-.do. which, with the -inking of "Old
I Mi ouri"
1 tilted the
hy the Mililcut Uidy. 1011-ti
mu-ical pioi:ram. The f.it-
'iiltv m ! 1.1I in cm- and "imn-
at on
... ...-- 1 cr
' Apilau-e greet cl Pi.-ideiit Hill when
he aio-e to delixer hi- addi. . and the
audieiue -tood a moment 111 -alutal nm.
Seeial time-, when he ill gel that the
name of the I'liixci-ity he kept than of
a nx- rovdvihi or xan.lalim. h.ind.I.ip-
ping hur-t forth.
In jiiti'iiliiiir the d.-ice to Dr. -Ii e.
Dr. Hill -aid:
Hecord Well Known.
"It i- the cu-toin in thi- I'mxcr-ity
to haxe all who are to itecixe degrei- pre-
entcd l.v -nine ollicer or teacher of the
I'liixci-ity: and in the ca-e of honorary
device-, to haxe the achiexc nt- of the
pcr-on upon xxln.ii
horn the honor i- to he he-
-towed -ft loltll Im'IoIC tlie Wlioie l mxer.
-ity tommuuity in an a.l.lit of iire-eii-
tat 1011. lint xxlien tliei-a-c 1- one in xxlinu
tll ,,.,., d ;, known to exery meinlK-r of
j1(. flU.ilty. of the -tu.Icnt l..h. and i
Jm (oinlniinilx-. indeed to the piople and
(,u,n ,m. ,,,! ehihlien of the entire
State, it -eem- iinnete ary to haxe any
,, h formality oh-eixe.I. Such a t-a-e we
liM(. t ! 1 morning in lonfeiiing the I1011-
..,ri- de-'ice of doctor of law- upon
Pie-ident Itiehai.l Henry . I
Constructive Chnrncter.
"I'le-ideiit .It e. Iiiciu-e of xoiir -.t-
xj(. ,,, ,Mi(..itioii in dexeloping thi- I'ni-
,.l,;,v ; j making it a fitting iu-ti-
tut ion in which tht-e xouth may -pend
tin- crowning xcar- of their formal cduci-
tion: 111 gatt.cmig l.eie a lacimy xx.umx
of any unixei-itx: in ini-ing the -tand-.ird
from that of a -mall college to equal
,.,..... ;.....;,;...;,. tt... l.,,,,!-
""' -
: piomotiu-' -ecoml-irv cdiiiMtinn
'" I " .
ii - I.,... !.-. .t it.. I.i- in tuuiir tit Ii ill
,1111......"... ......... .. -
the Cnixei-ity (ompele. tiuouu n- pre-
paratoiy dtqiartiiiciit, xxith -e(ondary
-(hool- an.I encouraging the-e -chool- to
adxamc their -tandard- -o that their
graduati- might meet the higher -tand-aid-
of adnii 10:1 at the I'mxcr-ity;
heiau-e of the educational ideal- you
haxe bequeathed to u- whi'li it xxill he
.our purpo-e to realize: liecaii-e of your
con-tructixe educational -tatc-man-hip
!...tii tl.rril..1.f.llt -eletlteell venr- of the
- -
mo-i eveiiin.i ..ni.'.iii.iii.n ""-."..' ' --'
- -ouri an.I tlie .Middle He-t. it gixe- me
plea-tire in exerci-ing tlie autnontx
gixen me hy the Hoard of Curator-, as
mv lir-t ofiieial iiuhlic act of thi- -e-sion,
- to confer upon x oil the honorary degree of
- . 1 t 1 't
,.i.i..i . -.
t- ii:n ...i.i-.-;: :.. full u ill ! found
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