University Missourian (Columbia, Mo.)
September 17, 1908

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I UOTVERSITY MISSOURIAN. COLU3IBIA, MISSOUKI, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1908. volujik 1. NUMBER 4 1 j 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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UNIVERSITY MISSOURIAN, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1908. 1 University Missourian! VIEWPOINT OF THE STUDENTS An ftening nexvsftftr fitbltshei at Clnvibiay er s hooltav br the ttprttent cf Journal,,,,. tftli I '7 To tLe E(ltor of the Un-Tersitr MIoarlan' SOCIETY ABOUT SCHOOLS OF JOURNALISM Application pcnJin for aJmission as second class man mattir Mo und-r the cts I I find iii win paper Iiic-i'ay an i mount f liototis ,iiiKttlins li tin- i UK oiiii'' women of tlio V. W. C. A. entertained tlie nieiiiliers of the ad-1 i-orv baud tliis afternoon in honor I T is I iy the urn-taut pie uie of leal nitum-taiice- the liii-ini ability in general i- shaped, and thi- 1- pet u- rait', ,niiccatClumb... -ophimioie ,l.i. pi.-su.tul a man 0f Ah- h.-odosia Wale-, the new ecneral ,inIv tuu. u,()m ColCmsr ss. March a. I ..1 OX l ,.,-j of the ao.ia.ion. Tie house w t,u sl'lt-CKII'TIOX-InariaM in Alliance thi i.ll papei ot the llllWllt. It Mail or Carrier: lll(re ,.,Htorial lt-fflcmv to Si I I li-.-ir, fS.OO: Semester, !fl single Copies, Tun Cents. ind u.i attiattivclv dtcoiatcd for the .ifT.nr tm and the harmoniously arti-tie new ru;s m.'tter showing any othei feeling to fuini-hiii-!- were the subject of ap wanK the di-jirateful acts that uie ii- piciiative lomineiit. Citie-ts and hos- Omcr-Koom D. Academic Hill, Unix cr,tt of pit rated. Simply buail-e a Imiv i- a,,,!.,,, wero attiied in the daintiest of fn-hinan, a liotoiw crowd invade- hi- nim piwiii anil were the harmonious looiiiiiiir plrue, take- him ly foice lo a complement of the animated scene. I Missouri, Columbia, Mo Th-eihom- Nos 271 and T14 0jf .lio iu Aitrvrtiii,tj .lrr7fuf. Jttitt a t,n .iftjrfictithtn. V sun. '1 he minute- cannot lie length ened. -o the woiker niu-t lie trained to adju-t him-elf to tluir limitation-. Al wis in touch with the event- of the moment, with flit tlie liciw- that cowl the j;lolie. the ivw-paper must in ien-ify its -tiain of ellort an ordin I hole i- no variation in ENGLISH NOBLEMAN WHO SENDS GOOD WISHES TO DEPARTMENT Atlrfics nil om ma nil ti lion to L'MVERblTV MlSbOURIAV, i i .i i......:i: lmii pui.ne piaee aim men- t,(. t(((k l,y making trawl on the ,..mi.l, ry. Vuhhc L,raiy. o lentl. Mint .1M1,(, ukk t.IMuitv l.aik like a do- and mew like a at. I in the Ikinti-t Piiihlin-!. miintain- I.n an tut.- in iur lull ill iii.ni. ill of teii-e aitiity. 'I hi- power tan no more lie attpiiied from hook- or di iiiill-e- than a nulitaiv leailel ean Ih WHO IS A MISSOriiIA It iii.i he iioIitahle to delme .1 Mi souiiau. Iln- delinilinu I- hot diilulllt. A .Mi uiiiiaii i- a iitien uf .Mi ouii who i- in -mpal'i with the people ot the -late, pmiid ot it- lii-toi, ainhitioil Ini it- pii-piiit and -iiueieh ion is mid m it- wiltau. I If is not luie--alilv Ixii it in the -tale, lie in i h.if Were I a juiviiian tiin; -uih a tie-h- fd l.y the member- and fi lends ot man foi nitiideiiii!! any of his iowd the Tue-day Club, lepoit- that theie ale Columbia, Mo. ;i-.il.int-, I would ote "not ;uilt.' now 1.0(10 oliime- on the shele- and II. .1 I Hi., finliiii ill i I.Ivh 1,1. l.v. ,iii(iIi.i ..f H.H..III. tin. i I 11.111 1 .1 -llll lt IIH I llll Ml'l Hl.n, il l.ll"- llllllll- III lll-l-.PII- II. II. f I. I iiimiImiI iidiii in urn t- '.inie- ot war oi 1 would call upon the lmei-it all- '.,.,iled thim-ehe- of the liiiMh-e- of- 1 ii ,-liam battle-. A loullaration oi othei (hoiitie- to piotitt him and not allow I teied bv comte-v of the ilub wonie-i. I lie 1 i-1 f ii.imitv in.iv ouur at a late hour, and him to be u-ed a-a do-'. It tin did not liir.uv i- ojieil on Alond.iv .mil Satin d i 4 l''e -uiiiiijr woik to I if doiif bear- iio -ii, i winnii nun i.iKf mi- ui.iiKi j moi iimj;-. the mint- oi the lej;i-latiiie. Hoe- the) u. HbiaiV ha- been built up b 1 ii'.! ia I opmu of the School of .loiunal imt.iiv tontiibutioiis and the aiiu-i-ie appioxe ol the taking tiom ani lu, niembeis h.ie taken tuin- i:i ait ot the -tudint- oi tlie lni i -it the Hbiaiian. I'M Ii 1-1' ot litl-OII.il IlbelU 1 A. I III oiuniii" fall mutiny ot tin 'I he I'niwi-ity Mi ouii.in is not "(be olimil oiyin ot the I'niM i-it." It i- T rue-diy Club will be held the lll-t 'J'ue-day in October. 'Ibe nn mhers lull bom Ill when- on the "loin-, bill he pilbll-hed allold tl.l Ml i 111 11.11 .mill ip.uf ic.i-iii .1 -im.iwie ii.oiu i- In if to -ta. lie max haw bull a i-m. It- pu-. lit ition ol niw- i- in (lie u-'iil u plan- ol meeting. li-idint of tin' -latt bin- ilioiii;li tinded to he without appioxal oi di- The olliteis of the lub aie a- follow-: t.. M.te oi u not lint lonj. ad I appi.nal of the new- a- pu-eiitid mile- Pu-iilent Air-. Ro-a Inli-: Vi.e I'u-i- I...1. Mi uiiii Mm! -:n i nev. luene- uitoiial eoiuuieiil. inni..ii tt liiuieii t t ii wen i,cu-io in.. .1 a- n he weif to rhloi. e' 'secletaiv. Ml-. A. I.. I'aliuei oi u-pomliiij; Seiiet.nv. All-. Lukin hobe; To Hie IMItor of the fnlitrslty Ml-sourim: Tie.isinei. .Mi-. A. M. McUie: Dine I am a inmle-l oimu l.ul and I illoy tin-. .Mi-. A I in" Alaefailaue and Ml-, i 1 1 1 1 n 'r the in w -pa pel- and I think it Ii in "swith l lloiioiai.v 1'ie-ident. Mi- woiild be ei niie lo be the -oiiilv id- V.. '1 lioinp-oii: I(ouoi.u "iie l'ie-i itoi of a new-p.iHi. 1 had thoulit of dent. All-. Ii.nucs l'ooi lni'oi.ii .Mini taking the miii-e in .loin nali-iu but I bi. Mi-. Philip NT. Mini-. vt. I.nui-. patln with all tiling- that the tllle -Mi '.mvc il upbiiau-c I don't waul (ode oniplinienl.il Membii-. Ml-. X I. -ouii.in- low ami houm. (In the ollu i livt-i iiew-papei- on the -tiei t like tho-e illi, and All-. Ai.idi-on A. D.ut h iii hand, we know no bettei .Ml oiiiiau new -box- Horn St. 1-oili- do. wool and mental tibu the m.i in i bin ii. Itiilb oi 1oiij ie-idi uif l- nt t-scn tial Inilied then- aie piople who haf Iiid in Ali ouii liti iais wlm aie still Viijiiiiiaii-. Keniiiikiiiii-. New Aoikci-. And tin ie aie -oine who wiie hoi n in tlii- -tate who an out ol -vm 'no l fl.it ii n to am hut the mo-t en eial iietepts that eoiild be laid don. 'I he ie was in Apiil ni'ht tortx thief wais ,iu when editoi- who had jut 1 1 .til theii pinol's touihil!" the u libra tion ot the end of the iiil war wele h mded a ti leiaphie line beiiin the -tuiiiiin new- that the war pie-ident had In f ii a a-sinatul. uime. hit!i- iito unknown in the hist on of louutiv. had ilaikenul the earth. 'I he (Iilini.il pen- must be takui up aaiu to wiite. aMllist the eloi k. of tile lie i iiumbiu- blow. it niani of the arti I ehs that app.-aied the ret liioiuiu weie iHOM'ilul. floiiuent al'd -i:iL;iil.ii 1 I will tiiiifd in patiiotic. stati -iii.iulikf i tone. i inithr new-itpei iuiii-itf that i.im i lit l.e auiiiud h ilo-ft -Unix m i la i loom adxiif is a jilst -en-e ol le-tiaiut. A jouinil ol (linaitei nin-t Sll! Ill i. II CilLt.W IsHD. s upon xx i lies than a oil. nn (itiin ol oliimbi I xxho ha- -c:iiclx bein txxo e.u- xxe-l of the Ali i ippi lixn. '1 he Mi ouii in xxil! not ileniallx JiRitf nf the -ilpelloiitx ol the otliei -tate-. ot iluii iiistitutioiis. tlu-it law-, tin n pfople and theii i ii-tom-. II will not ii "a id tin iititn- ol hi- M xx oi adoptid -tate a- mole lliu lilt ill t d. li.oie iuoiaut oi b piojMi iw than othei- in Ala ailiu-ttt, (.ihio oi ii"in i i. mk;ii.ti"i: man lain. ii x Couimittie. .Moiii. Mi-. Lizzie I! VOICE of the: INDEPENDENT I hi- column is undo the tontiol ot the IhiikI oi niai!.i2ir- ol the M. s. I 1 mli pi udenl.l lioaid of Alaiiaei-: I". W'ihhIi ulT. wi.il.. i... I.. ii il.ii .11 pie-idiiit: Sliw.tit. -emtaix: ih it i- in Missouii is t-ood. m it lu i xxill he as-iit tint the state is whollx 'ivin oxci to the heathiu and biibaiiau xxhom il is his mission to tixilie and lidicm. Whatexei he si xmu he will -uk to lonett a- one would lediem a In other IK III (MI (.II.ZI.W HMD. p.f-dint ol the lii-tmu. .t .lo-nuili-ls of (.ictt I'.iit.nii. cdili i ai. d uwiii ii xiiii- ol -mial ii.u'iii lai.-li-h iiilllli.lN. llldol-e- the Slinol ol .loin lah-m t t!. I l.. ii. Sn llujh wa- pie-idem ot l!ic n,r- ',,.ss I'ailnineft held in st. urn in-' uif xxoiiu, la i uif i nixfisin ,f .Mi-ui, .onieii d nun. lor in- fiiiiuuu -eixi i- lo ji.m n :i i-in. the dijiu I.L I). lie know fiom his home a( Tciitinl'ii Hall. Ilei dor. London. X. what not to -a. An iiuoiiiiiuoiis woid "I h.ue lead with piofouml intili'st the plan for a Sehool of doimiali-m in oi ifion-i-Ieiil utfiiie lia- a jailing the I nixt l-itx ol All ouii. 1 he plox i-i.,i, made aie -o lomnh te and thoioiioli only to he euibr.ued bx e-i liable J joiin-; l.M'ii and womiii and winked out with inielli-. me and skill, .is I am sine xx ill I e ib in 5 "I paitiiiil.nly like lo see -,t foith tl-is a, one of jour aim-: 'We aie plan- nin' to ti.nii hi iiuiiii.ili-iii. ml of, e. to make journalist-.' In the j hfchei -di-e it mu-t be said joiiinali-i- are bom. not made. One ha, a ift tor oiiijiual wiitititr. anothei. a- ou -a-, in Ameiii.i. 'ha- a no-e for news, othei- aie specially litted for lepnrtim.'. oianiinu' and the like. All the more mid i- thfic ffir the (i.iinifi.r xxliiili inn- K.i .1 i ..i i- i... .,f i ........1 .ii..i.-. i.. jur, aim i am 1 blini ot the -tudx de-k and a mi aye ante i- to lie oiouylit heloie the iiuetin CVIIIOI.IC Xo. 4. etFeit and i -uif to b.- ihilhuyid bx I that little or nothing tan be addid; tli x haxe tue ion-taut iiadiis xxho aie iiilii.il .Is ie xxell .is appu tiatixe. Sm h thimfs lit be wiitten with the "leatfst ill mllejie eiict-e th it "i All-. .1. S. Ankenex. cone-ponding -ic- i-tai of the Columbian Chapter of the 1 fi i fdi m ii i i. ii ii. i u l'. .x. i.. oi"cs an me luciiiiici- oi uie in- i 1 .i into the xxa-te h.l-ktt. but put tin m III aiiiatioii to attend the called meetiii" the piiutid line tint neitiiei pietx nor j it the home of All-. Anita Ai. .McAfee. i xxil i. HI i.iuiel. and the ilittiieme 1 at 1 112 Ha-t r.io.ulwav. Satuidav aftei- ii-iiii ii uci Willi i lie ill-c.ll licit villi- 1 1 mil ci mi. Hi- xx ill Ho iiiolc blazon to the woild the sins and -hiiitioiiiiiia of the miplf nt his -late to yd at oxel them than he would exhibit the -kihtou in In- oxxn t lo-et im it venue. 'I he gemiire Mi ouii. in doe- not live in the -tali -implx to make all the nioilcv he i ail. lie takt- a deti inteie-t in it- i peoplf lutau-e he is one if tin ill. 'Ihe well.ue of Mi ailli is .dwaxs liist in his thoughts and plans. He has tine state piide and is exei le.nlx and anioiis to stand iii tot .Mi ouii anxwhcic and txi'ixxxluif. He In lifVf- ill tin- iiiminoll wealth, and xxith kuoxxhdi;e of the ii-t. iutflfsl in the pii-eut and hope foi the flltllie. i .11) yixe ail ilitelliyel.t lea-oil foi the laith thai is m him. who i;avk Tin: .most .lull n I). Km mi in ti: is a eix liih in in. Kxin in .meiii-a vxluie mill I n mil's luxe Uioiii. all tin pleiitilul. he i- leiMidul .is a xxiallln iiti'en. Some :i'Oit- -.i thai he i- the nihe-t man in the xxoihl hiiani iallx -piakmi;. .Ml. KKkilillei i- a hii-tiau man and tie nexolclit. He nave tin othei dav to thf I'nivii-itx ol hiiao livf bundled tbous.iiiil dollais. inakiuy -cxci.il uu. lions he has yixin to thii in-t it tit inn. It xx. i- a noble j;ilt loi a xxoithv iii!po-e. Would that mine million. uu s xxeie mi--e id of Ketki tellei"- -iint. 'Ihi ie died not lony ,i'jo in a iiitaiu toxxn a yiax hailed pi off or. I'm thiilv xi ir- he had l.ilxmil to make the -ihool ill xx hit h he had taught a model. Hi- s.il.uji hid bci n neuh all this time It than .'sl.Mlii a e.u. Win n a xoiirj: mm. t ii I il hilt axxav tiom tiie piofessiou ill xxhith his alulitv and eueiux would M. H. (Iti-. P.. Ilutihisiin. K I'. How ai 1. L. Spciix. 1". K. Wollei-. C. K. i:eilioll. D. f. AleVax. Ileuix Klliott. K. Smith. Hilmiiml ilke-. di.. H. reiui-. l-adoif Audi i -on. K. II. leaiidn. K. W". Ku-k. Ihe ludipclidillt I 1. 1 nl will be ;I.ul to liteixe -iirned lominiiuii atiou- tout liinr anvthinj; ot iuten-t in the I nivei-itv fioin -tudint- in iithei k'1-oii- foi jiiib liiatiou in thi- uiliiiuu. Ski li commiiiii c:ilioiis should be dltipiied in the hide pi iideiit Po in the inn III i ud ot the hist loiiidoi ot Aiadeinic Hall, It iia- lonie to pa t li.it tile Oxill i the -olit.in imtiamiuelul hi laid ot -til dent tin ll"hl. '1 he meiubci- of the hide PICTURE SHOWS ART NOW LOST IX" the senate ihambei of the fa pilot in .li'lliT-on I it v i- a bu-t poitiait of Ccoi'f Washington. Ask tin axi'iajje ik'Isoii what mauiiei of a putine it is ami the answer is almost sine to be. "All oil p tint in;;." I.xen xxith t hw iiispeition. this opinion xxill still picx.nl and unless one's exes aie iimi-ii ill.) -tionj!. a m.ipiifviut! I.iss xxill he i ec e ai to -ee that the jiii tllle i- rot a ;:.iintinj!, but made xxith medio and -il's tllle. id-. It is, in fait, a -pecimin of a lost i. I... i.ui. iiiatiiuii mix jic.iis .iif iii e if (imtidiiit that it will not only l.ii-e the -tatiis of the pies-, but he a fre-h -oune lo the bu-v woi Id. 'Iiu Columbia dailv j ot unlit to the nat unixei-itv, of xxhith I am pioud to he ,u honorarv "ladu 'will he a po-itixe liioul ot both elfoit ate. "It is a notable toineideiue and a stiikiii" indieation of how the two HuIMf -leakinj! i.kc- ninth fonxard in line.lh.it a School ot Joiiinali-m ha- ju-t 1 en i-taldi-hed at the Univei-ity of Hirmiiidiiim. War.vitk-hiie. with which",., i- Munhci ot Pailiameiil. initv .Maui-tiate. ami otheiwi-e. I haxe b. en Inn"' a oi iatul. I "1 hope xiiii will send me occasional!;, a copy of the liiivir-ity Alissourian.i which xxill doubtless lie a complele for training student, i jouiinlisin Is the f e upnet i im.' cstaldihment. whi.h I in-pciteil, i- for it- purpo-e and which I tound -inn' has piodueid emiiueei- xxho more than iti-fv exen Amerit-an re- and u-tr.iiiit. It mu-t til! it- Held .u midiiij! to the -xxup of event- that ihoo-cs it, own lit mi and can l ol be joxeincd bv -ihidllle. Il 11111-1 be ae loiiutablf loi the piinti'd xxoid. It--tiiihnt- mu-t hustle to t out the pipii. and il it is rot a e.ood om it rill hen 1 1 mil c-leciin d ueiti iiihii aiifs ami .111 iiialxtii.il public Put il will be aitiial liiaitiie. and without iiiiiremOnt-." bonis of ioiiiuali-ui xxill make no moif hiailxxax in the ftituie than in thf past. 'Ihe nexx Mi ouii iiha in the mllcjjiito -tudx of new-papei xxi ik -1 fin- to open the liht mid. SI. I.nui'' (lloli, i)t 11101 int. pi iident Koud "ladlx be-peak foi it the 1 i. A Al.l! i- not to haxe the tield 4 1- 1 xxith aiti-tie tendeliiie- and xxith de Y iiiiittd -uppoit of all iiei-oii- in the i-i-i.. 1 .,11 ii 11.. it I pi.utii.il tc.iihiii!! ot iouiuali 11 'tenuis alulitv lo handle the needle. X I'liixeisitx. 1 to hei-ilf. The I'liixcl-itv rnixei-ilx In 0111 anuoiiuct meiit we stated that it xxa- not 0111 intuition to open a ion te-t of any kind. 'I hat statement xa liieant -eiiou-lx. It -till di-ilibe- the attitude of thi- bond. And xxe aie -111-pii-eil indeed that the editoi of the Mi ouiiaii should have lcjMidid 0111 hist .ntii le as a jest. 'Ihe statemuit in the editoi ial loluinu of the liiivei-it Ali ouii.in of Sep timbii l.'i tint the Independent bond, in it- openin;! ai title, xxa- je-tilii! when it -it foi tli the uiiiilition- pit-it dill;! tlie tenipoiaix di-iontimialiie ot the -ttult lit wieklx wa- fiioiiioii-. Peihap- f.ut weie wioii-!lv 11 pn -eiited. but it that i the opinion of the editoi of the diilx xxa- lll.lile hV All t I.I I t dail-ihter of feliiial limine f. 1. :....i 1 10 at- iiiii'ii.iio. .Mi ouii al If. ha- to haxe the tield of -111 The I'liixcl-itv of plan pi 1 ft 1 ttd and MISSOURI WATERMELON SURPASSES GEORGIA'S 1'iiiL'ham. i- n-tiiutoi- appointed loi a loin ve.n- llie alti-t. who-f nn t tamoil- paiutin: 11111-f. join 11 iii-iii 10 in- 011 an upiti xxa- "(lidei Xo. 11." .Mi Pinli.i'li pi 1 -lilted tin- liiitiire to the -tn.-.te in iMiJ. When -he made the pit tine she wa- a gill in hei teen-. she afteixx.nd niniiid 'I lioma- P. Kimr. a -on ot (i'oxe::ioi 11-tin Kin'!, "sm I died at Stejiln in ille. IVa-. in l.Vll. I LiKe Missouri Mule, It Leads the World Scott and Dunhlin Counties Ahead of Others Cultivation is Profitable. The Put-it-Offs. My tiiei'.d. have vou I11-.11 il of the Toxxn of axxn. On the bank- of the Pixel Slow. Winn- PI00111-, the Wait awhile llow-i tail. let hint -o -tate it plainlx. We ale not jWheie the Siliietime 01 othei -lent- 'e w nliii.! a hiimoiou- loliimn. If theie a'1" i- anx je-tin-! to be done it will pn- 1 -1"1 Hie -oft Coea-x, ym.xl iced fiom othir -ourti-s than the rude- '4 I'"'-4 ,Ml Vallex of What'- tlie ti-i. n-iident Iwi.ud. In tin- Pioxinte ot la t-'i-i lide: When it wa- -tatul in o-n aiinoiime- ,That tiled ftflinj i- native theie. ment Hut the -liatv whiib xxoiild In- It's the hoini- of the li-tlt-s 1-dnn't care. ilul by the Iiidi'iM-ndeiit via- puuha-ed fmm the family of the School of .loin-nali-ni it was nut meant that a uintiait xxa- -ineil by the bii-ii'e iuana-!ei ot the Mi ouriaii and the Indeliendent While the Put-it-otls abide. 'Ihe Put-it-oirs smile when a-ked to work. And -ay they xxill do it toiioim.x. ml -o thev delav fiom da unto div. tint ill-! xxith the ilcp.ntn ent- of law. oi J ei -iineerm-! and the otilel pinft ion-, j I'oli in I ll.nxex'- idea in" a dailv new papt-i a- a 1 1 .1 in iiilt tield xxill be foi I loxxul. an epeiicmed Mi ouii editoi haxin.: If "i 1 ille.l lo th4 pii-ilimi o: di in an 1 uliloi of the tolb-re pipii. 'Ihe fi ur xeai-" at. identic toui-e will in 1 ludf lu tine- upon hi-ti iy. iionomic-s. -oiio'ii-jv. pill lit laxx. ti.. a- well as upon tli- tu-ht'iial ihtiil- of iiexxspii milk. Ihis i, the pi.u t ii .il plan, and it s'iouIiI siiuud. atmallx. ".'laduite xxill -till luxe -omelhin-! to lei 1:1 in tb viei itudi- of aitnal liexx-papii lite, -oii.tlhii'-! whith thex u-iihl never leiin I in the ni.itli-to oidei eiivin nn.iiit of the toll.-!!- riw -paper ollite. Put the nui vti-itx i- nilv a tiaiuii'-! -1 liool for anv profe ion. 'I here i- no lea-oil why it should not suu.-fully iierfonn that I -eixue foi the nexx-pipei jnofe ion. llostou Hllllltl. T Hi: Mis-oini watt-inn Ion nop ha- liuii hnxi-t'-d. lu this line, fat xeai ot .Ui1t11lt111.1l piospciin in Missouii the xxaici melon his nunc than held il- owl'. 'I In- Hit ia! lcpiit- -how that illi nium- "n-xx moif melon, than Aik.in-a, rioiiii.1. Indiana. K. Iowa and Ill inois, and a- maiix as xxi n- -.'loxxn hr 4 New .Ii-1 sex and California minhined. Mr. .Marshall n-pmis vei ,j.i,t tliou--ii'd ai-if, in Noj, cnintx alum, i.'cvotetl xc.n'- outpii of watfinielou- ha- i-miiiI- Ii wateimilou, aid a thoii-an I ain-sof id that oi anx piexioa- tutlxe mouth- iantabiiiie-. ii Idin :il out twuitv thou--1111 e .i..i 11 11ll111.il lion -tati-tif- hive -.nut lu,Le!, ..i" il.;. .....11 1 n ..1.-. II. III. 'I III.'...... II ii bu 11 kept ill Ihe -tate. 'I lu e-timatt ot i, c:ih ulatul that tin- melon 1 rop of vatiiiinl eit- an- tint mole than '-outhea-t .Mi nui would make a -olid txxelxe ii.illiou ineloi with an .i-!jlf watci iiiclon ti.iin. allouii:' ti.rtv tut to I !.iti- xxii'jhl oi :;iiil.Ml(l.iiilil jit 11111I- hm-ia i-.n, 7."i milt hiu-.'. been -hipped fi. in point- in Mi oiui 'Hit- Cmiii and Ti-a, xx ate rinclon dm in;! ihe la-t thin- month-. Manx ot nop mine- e.nliei than tin- Mi otiri the-e an- uir-u'i'i-d at St. I.-uii-. K.111-1- nop. and i- h ine-tcd lietme the tir-t of J Citv and othei -tate m uki t-. wlnli- oth- j.Xuu-t. abi ut tin- tun- the Miouri eis an- -hippul all ovi-i tin- L'liitfd jtiop mine- into the v, 1.1I maiket. 'Hie State-. w.iti-i melon, that are no.v Im-iii- -old in j Lends Like Missouri Mule. nave wo 111111 lame ami loiiune. lie ...1.1 t, ul(1 ttlk(., 1Iu.nl a- 111- 11111011. I .1 1 1 ..own ui -iiinui iii- .1- 111- nn 1011. jvt, I,,, ..1 1. 1 a lou-tiuttiou ti.ubl lea-oii.iblv have X'o oiler of inelea-ed -.1l.1t could tempt 1..., ,.1 1 .1 win plated upon our -tatemeiit ot the him .max fiom hi- -ilttho-en xxoik. ,-,,1 -u 1 tail-. llie agreement xxa- a taut one llll- olil piole 01 lett. attei a lile liaid. 1:111 ea-iiij! toil, an t-t itt- altied at It than the intome Kotketeller if 111x1- from hi- fort line in one dav. He had 110 monev to -!ive. but he had -.'iven to the tau-e of idilcation him-elf. but a pelfeitly cleat one iicwithelc When it was made the Independent boa id wa- tontfiiiplatin-! the publication of a dailv. Imbed the name. .Mis-or 1:1 adopted hv the facultx ot loin nali-in foi it- 'iiim'i. t.i, nrii.iiiiii.il Ihe puucclx "itt of Potkifellei i- told 1... .1... 1.. 1 1 i" iiiucicniicin 110.1111 xx nen 11 mane a -uett fill tN'it-rimciit with a daily pipir. 'Ihi- t.ut wa- known to the dean ot the Sihool of .loinuali-m He al-o of xxhi-icxer buievoleiite i- lioi mt-d and j!cncio-it e-teiiiHil. It xxill be the tet lor -jiieth and -i rinon and nuhtlx -o. The gift of the old piote or i- not conuuendul out-ide the tinle of hi- texx -unix in-! tiiend-. Hi- n.iiiif xxoiild not he upon men"- tongue- -ixe that the school lv founiletl ic-tile- it fiom oh lixion. Put who -!.ive the mo-t to education-cau-e and to the wealth of hiunaiiitv? away, And their tamilie rovx st.nve. lit-'! 01 In r- Wh.it xxe xxant is better men, men with lai-!er intellectual back-.Tound. 1 tinner convictions and jireater couraf. l'rilit Imvs who will write feature sto- ii--- an- f.iiily ahiindant. Thoroii-ihly toinpttt-nt reporter's, tlion;1i le easy to 'find, are still to he had. But men who small quantities an- im-nlv for tin- rine, whiili i- iis,,l in tin- miniifaituif of the i 'Ihe Cmi-ia watci melon, whi.h In- (Iflilitful dclicaci,-. waleim. Ion swwt heiet.fo.f. bun supic-mi- 011 tin- milkit-. U(. .11(I .,1,-,-nf,. i-Men.ixilv bv L'ood 1- belli'! siipjdantul bv the M1-01111 hou-ekeepers. watci 11. eh'ti. even tIioiii;Ii tin- latin doe- not 1 a uk -o lii-ili in -on;! and -tin v. Watermelons Profitable. Ali ouii wateimeloiis in thi- -ii'lf Afiouri fanners who en-! ic in water- vear have been moie thin -iilliuent to melon iioxvin;! npoil it more prolitahl' suiinlv lath head of a fainilv in all the ,!l-"1 '4'''1 ,,,r or wheat "lowin-'. TheJ 1'nitul State, with a thiilv jiouiid water ,,f ,'rowin-! melons in a ooil Iccilitj! melon. Scott iiiiintv i, the ihief water 1 almiit the s.-iuc as tin- 10-t of -!roxxmj Tests of True Republic. There are three te-t- of the tme le publie: Kii-t, that power re-ts 011 fit m to rule: second, that it- sole oh jett is the public ood third, that it i maintained by public opinion and not bx- force. I 1 iV I tun ison. melon count v of the world. A Smtt l-at or corn, vxhih- tin- avi-ra"i- rciiirn em drop into journalism in the old and fi (f j F. yUr. ,i, from .fill to .fid an a. re. whi... is u- lnli sense of the word offer themselves m, )(f iIfMlttt. ...cMent. ha- -hip- pW-wM.v in .-mi f the 11. t piufit of 11 -man niiniM'r-. v,,r or. t.i.,ij ,M1 over -ix hundred car-of waleini.-loii, the corn field. I'ovr. w li l II I I-, V. "tl ri l to xx "I lo X- toi ba XX 1 III lei I I To wn u.l an 11111 'I 111 tia of tiei I If half the ood thin-!- whith are lic in;! -aitl about the department of jonr- I'.ili-in at the state unixerity xxill be certain that he ili-ioiir-med thf tin 1 rcpi-atul in two or three war- from now. knew that the -tmlent- of the Univer- i tlier publication of a -tudent paper ami the new lilidertakin-! of the institution -ltv would loxallx -uppoit their own 'aeioinpanicil what he li.nl to -iy in that will be it- ii'o-t popular a tt. Time or-.Mii. the Independent, a- the had ic-'ard with the promi-e that the hide- was not -o far di-t.uit when the idei of the this jear. (J'-' Ahs-ouri farmir n-iilinj; ner j U The total -hipmert from the county of 1 Keiinett, in Dunklin lountv. with a hun- .t Scott i- in fci of 2..-l0 i-arh.ad-. The dnil atri--. of wati-nni Ion- madi- thi-jear ,.w pri-s paid at PIod-!ctt are aUnit .$100 -l I-,-t profit of .:.J00 and this i- deduct- a carload. 'Ihe iir-t four hundred ear- I m" an acre for rental and i-oiintlBffifc fliippill out of Plid'.'ett The ii-M of .Mi-ouri water- tommi .?11!).S: unions i- one i.irloid to every three a i.... 1- ti. 1. .11 t. ..1 I .icii-s pi.iiiifii. im-ii r. .11.11-11.111 11. in lOIIf lor llllltcfll r.ll. .lllil he klll-XX 1.. ml. nt .lw.lllil line .-..intilr ti. illtml of .1 -elirull .it" 11. urn. ill. 111 im.t iiitl. .iluml J 1 about sex en hurdled .uie- ot mi-Ion- on one farm and xxa- paid at tin- rati- of iuii--third rental which netted the owner $10 an acre. ver"!id.01t the emise, of labor, -nil. freiW'' W In n it is n-ca lied that a rival piper tondutted by the mkIi pacf. not to exec-til two i-oliimn-. a- many jtcrs .is compliment-. .o.i'i -tinlent- with lower adveitisin-! rates ,1(.v -Iionltl choo-e to u-e in each .V tcs-IIcrntd. miild not but sniotisly c'ndaii-!er the day", i-sue of the .Missourian. Whin projett of a laboratory daily suth a he j from the-e fact-, we drew the contlu- Dr. M. I'.uhler. man.i'.'injr editor of! projxised. Will am one think that -o,.ion that we had "iven value re-iveil Der IJimil. Perm-, Switzerland, ha, beml Twro HniintiPfl T!niial Clonma .-1 f. .....v., ,rv Vww.n. 110-iripiion 10 uie L.mvu:-ity Aim- -hrewd a man a-he i-known to lie could for space allotteil to the Independent it elected to the head profes-or-hip of! Two Mi-ouri countie- tcott an.1 T,lnMerrni,'!rinh1,HnvCrm,i5 f ,,n liw ",Mt the "ntinuan I never occurred to that we were journalism in the new DeparUnent of Dunklin", produced nearlv' om-third a- "crX now of the Independent meant financially j,-siins. .Tonrmilis,,, the l"nivcrsity of Pcrne, Lanr mvU thi- war" a- the entirt .cr.ue now. lml othcrw.-e to hi- chcri-l.cd plant It Pv the I.ndei-em.i-vt Maxacim; Pvim. Switzerland. Ifetnt of Geor-'ia. The-e two ct.unties that the watermelon crop only rupiir atttntion from -March until .lulv, it wD be -ten that the xxaterun Ion farmer h not a very dilliciilt ta-k a- compared vvitk any other Jijrrit iiltur.il laborer. Ali-soiiri'- chief xxati riuelon locality is southca-t .Mis-ouri, .ilon; the JIU" ssouri river bottom land- and a Ion; th low-Iinjr, sandy i-Iand- in the .Mi-soOTI and Ali-sissippi river-. In the-e parti lar localities neither cotton nor corn, bt watermelon is kin-'.

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BBwramtsyrtBiyi ,u. I UNIVERSITY MISSOURIAN, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1908. E COULD NOT BU! FACULTY AS GOOD Dr. Hill Says M. U. Educators Are Better Than Money Can Get. Come Direct to "The Drug Shop" PLANS TEA Anvthin.n' from Fine China to Split-Uottoni Chairs on Sale. MRS. SEARES TELLS OF WORK WOMANS ROOM IT Orijaniation Moves Today Out of the Historic Duncan House. Tin- W' Iicl-ll Il"U lmii-c" j.iniwti" !.i i" .in- lAchaiifie. whiih li.i .1 in tin- lii-toi it- "Duncan 1mm iv -tieet, -in(t it- i I t lVluii.tii. i- uioiiiif; to in 'i in tin- llliii.i block, on K.I-1 lil"llw.ll. wllcll- tilt- WOlk- of uiiimn'' m!ii l.ilt will be on di-play. 11,( ol, i Imii-i- iitilinl hi tin- mcm-lier- cv liaiific ua- Imill in 1SJ.I ami w.i- lin-i n .i- an .iiiioiii.it- -citing toi 1 1 .uti-lii- 1hiiiii--iiiii uiticlt wliiih li ii.ii ti-iii- tin- -Imp. but tlu tl.iliipui ."ill lalliiu il.i-trr fimvil .1 nnni.il i" h hi-toiic lull -aft-i ipiai-tu-. Tin- ilnii- f the new cihanj:e will .i n -i .ni'I tea iiNini for tin- cuiiifoit mill immi nit tin- of tin- mi iiiIm i s. Mr- beares Tell- Plans. "c int in pnviili- :i jil.m- wlu-it-. i.in t.ik- mil i liililirn to w.i-li tln-ii fan- w'litt m- :iu- -hoppiiifi." .Mi-. N.iii-. I'n I'H -iili'Ul. -aid to ii icpnitcr lin t'n- I nm-i-iti Mi miii.m. ".mil wo .11' "IIIL' t .11 1.tllLI to -clle u lll of tii t" tin tin-il woiiii'ii. loo. Wli.it wi ld k ini-t -i limi-li ju-t now. i- .1 -nit I"1-' 1...IH. W. an- hi.piiu the lifiht pei-mi will (nine to I1-. "Hi. wi'hi'iiii a- niemliei- all p'-i-on-wlio aii ii't le-teil in -iipNiitnu the i.m-e. tin iili.inic i- not alwai- -ell u-t lining anil Hind- aie iiiliileil that tin- nmk in 11 iiilltiliue. '1 hi- 1111 nihel -liipi-.it 1 nit ahmit -inii. O111 li-c.il 11 Uf.111- in 1 In 11.111 Mini a- a -pciial iniliin nu lit we .lie olli'iiii' liicinlici-liip lur oil'' m.ii. ilaliil IMiiiiaiy. l'.HI'l. upon ihii- 1 1 now. I hi- entitle- the mem In i to tin ii i ilt-iit it the eiham:e finiii now until nct IMn-ii.iij in aihli tn hi to the ji.il' ineiii!x'i-liii." Club Paper Gave Idea. I In ln-tnii ot tin- Woin.m"- IIili.irip' nati- t.nk t the tall ot l'.'l'T. when Mi-. I'. II. N.ue- ii-ail a ilei on "W'il II 1111 Mi iii-.' at a nuetiiifr of the I'oit I nitihtlv lull. In her jiajici .Mi-. Sean iiilfl nut that then- wa- 1.0 wa in whnh 1 wi 11 an who i-Mi-lleil ill an ait in a 11 lit i.iiihl ic.ilic a niaiket foi lici I'lnihii timi I "I wa- iiiiiic eil with the look of I wiaiiin nu the f.ue- of women fioin j tin- count i whom 1 met 011 the -tieet." Mi- i.ue- -is. "aiul in my aier. I 1 iiu-i'il a ih -in- to liinl a wa to niiel tin in ami to .1 i-t them. Tor in-tanio. I liniiiil that the ln'ouht theii i.i'J iait to lnwn ami i-icil (cut- a x.ini 111 I1.11I1' tm 11 I knew the ait of 1 tin- Iimiiii to lie i f iciv 1c.1l alue. rajr my- lieiii'j nun li 11-cil. Mrs. Noyes Suuccstion. "Mi- 1. I. Now- 1 cplicd to the ap ial nt in papei with the -uj;c-tioii l.'i th- 1 -lahli-hjiii ut of an cvhanue wlme wmiii-u niinht Ii.im- their handi ..-It pl.inil in tin niaiket. .o it fnl Inwi'l ih it tin ait of hand iuweain va- tin Ih-hiiuiii: "t tl ihaiifie. c ti'iiiul th.it tlie.e W.I- le.ldx -ale for h unl vnvi 11 11.- wlii-.eh the woman who wi hi- tin m (ouhl make 1 a aid m-tiail nt the lit -eiit- -he had tiiliuclh tin Kill Mi- itlu .in.- W.hh. Mi- -M.u 10 Mi ln.-. .Mi l.ofi.111 and -Mr-. Man Il.1w.1- made iiiiuinil de-ifin- fir kii.i11i -neii 111-. A pine tree ile--iti. 111 ludiin hlanket de-ifin. a Folk ru.r 1 .!i-i;u taMiml h the Cocrnnr- witei. a iiij m the .Mi mil i lilue-ja ii'l'ii- unl iiiiithei in -wi-et pea (olor--tie H t.ii -,ile. 'I here an- other in uiiinue .n.i .ut i-t ii- -tripe- ami plaid-. Water Sketch Designs. lhi nu- .n- wi.xeii fioin de-ifin- done in w it. 1 1 -ketche-. 'I heir fame lias ti.mh.l t., .u oik and to C'alifoinia. Mr- .1.- 1- pn-iileiit of the bond c-I duct..!- and deiote- niuili of her d -inn-. In the ndhi tion aie fine Havl Hi'ie t.. t'u a niiation. land plate- with a -tately baud of fiohl In i.hliti.iii to the hand Moicii liipr. .dit mating the nine and with a 1110110 1 ieie .n. n mi handwonn -plit lia-ket- fir.im or initial a- the nly other orna 111 di-ui, i i lied the "l)iie" and the mt illation. .Mi-. .Miller -pend- Tin Kent ui k plit lii.ttmu oak thair- in ilu. Thur-day and Satunlav at the r--i il i.iii.l .1 di-ifju- and -ie- an di (haiifie at hei woik. piaicil. N .Mi. J. I', .lone- i- the iliaiiiii.'in of 'h .1. the woik of Mi mill farm- the Coinniittee on food- and under her ii-ihi!i! tinii r eieniiifi- when ttic direttion cateriiifi older- are euuteil. 'thi 1 1 them to lemain indooi. Mr-. A. Hra.lford i- (li.iiriii.in of n I ii.li-i: tia ba-ket. al-o hand the Hou-e lommittec. "h -nt il le for -mull u-c. for the1 Ml-, t'l.uk Hctheriniiton i- the Mein-ici-pil.r.li t.,i -irviicor for a in.ifiiini- lei-hip tl1.1i1111.111. t.i'k. 1- oi,.. 0f the novcltie- in thi- Ml-. Libby Thomp-mi i- the chairman ipi.unt -,,p on the Finance Committee and Air-. II. li uii'ii. i,,i lira c-. dull coppered lan- mat-, burnt wood 1mic- and even 'imi-ual pi,,,, ,,f furniture are to Ih '"i in th. tnlh-ttion. Mr- Ma Millerha-adi-play of hand- paiiiti.l tlnna in attr.utiie (onientional MAKES HIS OPENING ADDRESS'

Points Out Some Dangers of College Life aud Urges J Right Conduct. j )i. A. P.o-- Hill, in lii- address to day .it tin- openiiifi ioii oc.it ion of the Uni-ici-iti of Mi ouii. aiil: "1 wi-h to thank ion for jour pie-cine lieu, and to ct(iid wi-li'onio to the tn-ilt-iit-. olil .uid new. 1 can :i nu- vou tint. nlthoiifih .Mm n'in nunu-lou-, the f.iuiltv'- lii'.ut. .mil inti-n-t- an- cpaii- -ie t-noufih to .n-iouiiuoil.iti- oil all. j "Ti t -cienteeii ic.11- of tin- ni"-t .11 '.liiou- .unl -line ful l.ihoi-. Pn-ideiit 1 1 e h.i- lueii le.uler of tin- Cn'uci-iti lominuiiiti. You know of loili-e how, i.i- a U'-ult of the-e cll'oit-. he was foiceil l.i-t e.ii to ahmdou, on .ueount of ill iii'. hi- ilutie- lieu- wliiili illne it i- hoii'il. will Ie -hint liied. 1 To Follow Jesse's Policies. I i'hi- i- not the plait- nor time foi me 'to entei into .111 i tenih-il ili-ui ion tit Iniin-iti I'oliiie-. For four cai- 1 w.i- in elo-e toiuh with Pie-idcnt .le e, a meiiiliei of hi- e.iliinet. a- it wele, ami -hainl in the n-imp-ili'ilUu- ami hoimi of hi- ailniiui-tiation. It can he epe(ted ,l,,t .1- tai a- 1.0-ihle. then- will he no ,l..w.i...,......t of the that. .1- tai a- o ihle. thei politii- he ha- mapped out. I expect to 1.1UJ out the lii.m- w lilt 11 liau- ancauj I icii ni.itiucil. rl i I uefci to -n-.ik of a tew iti 111- of -.ccial intcie-t thi- t-.n. I np-io-c theie i- nothing ahout imici-ity lite that I louhl -peak of that wouhl he of -mil inteu-t today a- the change- in and addition- to our f.uult. First Dnticultie-1. "Whin l'lt-iilfiit de e Ihj.mii hi- ad- iiiini-ti.itioii at thi- uiiiei-it. when the unixei-itx'- lepiitation wa- not known oiil-iile the State, ill fait, not out-ide Co lunihia and l'.notie iount. he had the dillii ult ta-k ot pioidin men ot ma- tinitv. flood tiainiiif! and cieiiente to uiile the -tudie- of tho-e who came lieu- M(,k f, tin ii pioti ion. Tin- inih 10111-f open to him wa- tn-elttt 1111 11 tin- to 0111-elc-. towaid "cttiiif; the nf lnilliaiKV and pioini-c. who had -ulli- piiicr -.pii-p of value and -social stand lient tiainiiifi to w.ui.mt 1iok- that the; .ml-, ami toward cciiiiiifj the informa woitld inea-uie up to a hijih -tandaid. Hon. training and ahility to fill pn-itinn; How well he-il'(eedcil i- -impK a niattei ,f ie-pon-ihility in the State, of man el. 1 I "When he had ...i-ed the unhcr-itv Plea for HiKht Conduct. j f...... the rank of a 1.1-1. -ihool to the 1 -put.it and honor of thi- urn- 1.111k of the ve.y 1k-1 u.mei-itic- in 11 1 1.. Ann-ilia, tlic-ic wele occa-ioiial In c- f .1 t-w.ii. ..,...,,1.,.. iu.;ii.r eillrtl fioin the t.uultj. meinlici- lieinir canea to othei iii-titutioti- of lc.iiniiifr. 1 am lx.t.tx j lnnounce that theie hae lieen 1 f.i.t It 11 'IIV.ll if v- -on -1 I can in-all hut one full piofe or who ha- lc-ijiucd -iiue tin 11. Brilliant Faculty Here. -Km another tliiiifr that i- fiiatif iiifl i- that in the clo-iiif e.u- of I)i. .le e'- ailiiiiiii-liatinn it wa- po ihle for him (o tall here men of tiainiiifi and hiillianc mil 1 cpilt.lt ion. c-tahli-hed el-ewhcie, -o that we do nut face the -itnation of till ing aiamie- with untiaiiied men. "I wi-h to intiodilte a few of tho-e who Ii.im- Iki-m liimiuht hen- to till .h.iii-i-ii-. 'Hie Chair of Philo-ophv. x.u.int -iinc the 1 c-ifinat ion of Dr. Tillci. in l'.Hll. i- now oniipied h Pi of. A. O. jiejoy. of Va-hiiif:ton I'liiM-i-ity. who i- eer le.nU to -crw the inteic-t- of thi- Mate, and who i- known a- a lnil li mt w liter and -cholar. j Authority on Economics. "The (hair of Kionomic-. acaut '-ince 'the le-ifiiution of Piof. Pope, ha- hecn tilled h the appointment of If. .1. l)aen poit. who i- a man of hifih method- and broad -diolar-hip. forineily of the Uni-ei-it of Chicifio. Theie he wa- pro moted fioni in-tructor to a--i-tant pro ft or and then a ociat c juofe-'-or. and P.. Philhriik i- the chairman of the Accept .uue Coinniittee. I Mine-. E. W. Stephen-. .F. K. Thornton j-ir.d John Heliher are the lict'-pre-ident-. 'Mr-. V. T. Stt-plit-ii-tin i- the tiea-iircr j.inil Mi Denny i- the -cerctary. WINTER TANS They're "It," Mr. Smart Dresser! All the chic style features worked to t li e limit in the new models. Russia and Calf Leathers. Oifords, ISIicliers an.l High Cut Shoo,. I'ciforated tip and 1n1p. THE SHOERS j who ha- .111 inte111atiou.il it-putatioii a-, an author. "'I he ih.iir of hotani. whiih ha- lieen vacant leienth. ha- lieen lilleil bv the 1 appointment of l'tof. Ci-iir. of Cornell I I nnci-iti. lot fou-.- 1e.11-, di tec-tor of the lahoiatoix of the New Yoik State Itotanic-il (.'allien. "I (onyiatillate oit thcicfoie the student- who ale a iinhlcd hcie on the op pnituuiu the State ha- fhu- airorded tin 111 of piu-iiiiiL' their -tudie- to com plete their fundamental education, aud al-o for the pui-uit of -pecial line- of ti.iininu'. that they may lie of 'i eater -cr- ne to the State, until r a faculty of Mich hiilliant attaiuineiit-, inihiieil with Midi tu 1 1 iiueie-i ill t lie weii.ue b of the -tu dint-. Better than Money Can Buy. wa-tiioled icccnth in a local new p.ij.r :1- ,.ni,m it wa- the he-t faculty money imilil ohtain. I didn't make that j. ;t I wjH i:,v that thi- faculty i- licttcr than niouc can "ct. "'I he-e opptii limit i allouleil to jou ;I1(. ,10t to Ik- -pout in ain. Tile State ha- done it- unit. It re-t- with ym ,1 j,mr p,lrt, if ,,u would do jti- u"''.v 'c reputation an.l honor of1 t lie -tiident-. I a-k 1111 therefoie to lie 1 I 'tieincly jiMloii-i of the reputation of the l iiiiici-it. to ah-tain from andali-in or iowdi-iu or any foi 111 of un-ccnily ton dint. 'I he pi c-ciit reputation of the uni-ii-i-ity re-t- laifiely in jour hand1. I Ii.im- not been -o loiifr away fioin student life m-elf that I have lo-t nil apprecia tion of -Indent inteie-t-. impul-e-, am bit ion- and eneifiie-. I -yinpathie with tin in. I'.llt student- (-lioulil eeici-e -elf out ml in firatifiiiifi them, in order that they iii.ij propel ly be subordinated to the i.-al purpo-e of this university. 1 The pci-onal a oiiafion- here aie -o plea-ant. and the chaim of thi- place -o fiic.it. that temptation ei-t to forfiet the icii motive in (omiiifr here. Tttit I 111 fie vou to put fir-t of all ciinu, -tieiiuou- woik in the pur-uit of knowl cdfie. Points out Fundamental. "With the ioiuplciu of 0111 life. I cut .ni.ifiiiie that, eicii with the be-t inten- lion-, -o fiu-at demand- may be made on (on that the l.ngcr. fundamental de- 111a111N111.il be forfiottcn. To try to carry both Uneaten, wcakeni.ifj of the phis- Columbia's Big Steam and W. J. McGrath, Mgr. AH Kinds of Kodaks, Cameras, Photographic Supplies for all Kodakers at 803 Broadway BOSTON HAS A NEW IDEA Pupils to Review Work Done Durin Last Year. IHKI'ON". Sept. 17. 'Hie Uilh-lex (Ji.uiiiiiar School- communed theii tnui thi- nioiniiif.'. and while the attual tiji me- aie not j(t ohtainahle. it i- thoiifiht that theie i- ery little, if am. intiea-e in the ciiioliucnt. Tin-jc.ir a new idia i- liciiif; 1 1 it (1. Tor the lir-t two week all the old pupil- will attend -ilmol-in the fiiadc- with which the wele 1 11 lolled la-t -jo.ir. Duriiifi thi- time a review of the woil. will he in older and after the two wtek- the jiupil- will he a.li.micil to their new "ia.li-. There i one PMcptinn to thi- Mile. The -eenth fira.le of the Iliinne well School will fjo to the inteimeiliate -diool at Wclle-Icy Hill, for the two week-. Diuiiii; thi- period no new pupil will he admit ted to the -chool-.

ical con-titution. I ce daiifier triuii that T onice, and I warn olI to -it our ee- on the fundamental thiiifj, ami tic-at a inci.lcntal all the re-t athletic- or -dial life or ilaneiiifi. or other -tudent activi-tie-. I have no -vinpatliy with the doc 1 1 i tic that it i- bitter to have nine .111 I loafed than never to have conic at all. "Colli-fic life i- weakened -on.ewliat hv the tendency to try to satisfy the in-tinc-toi at the moment a oiie-timi i- a-ked. with a view to immediate "ladin-'. when the real ambit ion of the faculty i-to en able vou to know -oinethiiiL' tomoimw. uel. intellectual di-honc-ty undermine (haiactcr and weaken-niauhoo.l. It p.o duel- an unwoithy -liicrfici.llity. "At thi- moment the pioblcm- that aie befoie vou for the 1e.11 an- -11 diii.lv outliiu-d. a- thei an- ill 1111 iwn mini!, tint they could not he di-cu cd in detail, lint I wi-h now to lll"C 1111011 Mm the inipoitame of ideali-tn in the tuii- ici-ity lomniunity There I -houhl -.11 finally, what-ocicr thiiifi- arc tine, what- -ot-ver thiiifi-arc ju-t, what-oever thiiiL'- hom-t. what-oc-icr thiiifi- are loieli. let vour niind- dwell on thcc." Yfegg? Cor. 8th and Walnut 'If. X. 'I I V 40 "THE DRUG SHOP" FREE DELIVERY HARRIMAN TO QUIT Railroad Magnate to Devote Time to Affairs of Finance. Xi: MlKK. Sept. 1.".. It i- lepnlted 011 hmh aiithoi it that 11. II. II.u 1 iin.ui i- pi imnn to 11 tile fiom the attie man- ()I tIl( p. Hie. the South- 11. t-i...,i ...I.. I... .ni.'i. 1 ..i.i. and devote hi- attention moie -iccilically to the lin him- of the II.u 1 iiu. 111 -i-tem a- thiiruian of the eicutiie ho.ml- and pn ibly the head of the mm h talkcil-of l'ililiii'' (luupany -hniihl sudi a jdan lie liiialli .1. .idol upon to take over the in- ve-tmint -tuck- held hy the I'liion I'a- c tit-. definite annoiiniemciit of the plan mav be evpccte.i in the veiy near futuie. now th it -Mr. II.u rim. 111 ha- returned to New Yoik. It i- known that it i- l-eiiifi cHcfi'lli winked out on a line whieh will yive Mi. n.uiiin.iii an oppoitunity to ti. 111-tii mu. li of the aidiimi- ee. utile w.nk nf hi- fiic.it railiiiid -i-ti-m- to "u"'' 1- .lame- .f. Hill did with hi- N1.1t lici 11 I'acilic ami (.1e.1t .Nnitlicin jiinpntie- -nine tinlitccu month- afio. Washincton Satistied. While th- detail- of the niiaiinciii'-ut einiiot honivin until thei li.nebien tin a Hi appimcd 1 11 Mr.Ilu1i111an.it i- uu- h-i-tonil that thei ale iti-f.M tori to the authoiitic- at Wa-hiiifiliui. ami that ac tin- work of prt-piiation for the hcaiiiif! of the "niciniuent -uit a".iin-t the I'll ion Paiilie at Silt l-ike. involvini.' the rnimi Pai itie ownei-hip of the oiitlu in I'.nific -tmk. i- N-iiifi held in nlt-yam-i- pi inline the loinpletion of the II.u riniaii plan, Thi- -(heme of rcadjii-tment of the SYSTEM Chemical Cleaning Works Phone 302 llaiiiiu.ni -i-teiii. it i- aid, i- Ix-ing uoi knl out aloiifr the line of the inde pi ndeiit npeiatiou of the three fjre.it mad- now (nmpti-inij the ir.irriin.in a tcm. In addition the plan contcmplale- the t ikin oei of the Ciutial Pacific hy the I iiimi I'aiilic a- an efen-inu of it- sy-,-tuii. 'Hie (inti.il Pacific i- now con- I I idled h the Southern Pacific, which in t hi 11 i- (niitiolleil lii the t'nion Pai ific. 'I he i-iiti.il Paiilie i- a natural ctcn--ion of the Union Pacific from Ofjdon, t'tah. To Chance General Officers l!ut the pait of the project hearinfj lllllle llileitll nil ir lll.lll.li.i.tiw.tif nf tlm thiee iit -tem- now l.eiiif; created out of the ll.imman line- i- the dt-irc nf 1!,,. mIk.i.I ...1 i, .i.k.i. i. 1 1 iii.iiii iihj un utile head and fieiieral ollii e- of each mad in the immi iliatc territory sericd hi that load. Aloiif; thi- line it i- a pari of the plan, a- it i- now undcr-tood. to haie the funeral otlice- of the Union Pacific Kailioid locat.d in Chicsifio. wilh the pie-ident'- Iii-.ulijii.i 1 li-r- there. 11 here the -hippei- may Ih- in clo-er touch with him. The belief hen- i- that .1. C. Stubb-. the tiailic diieitor of the Harriman roads, uill be the pic-idem of the Tiiion Pacific -v-tem. A- to tin- -nutliein Pacific, the belief i- that .luliii- Kriitt-thnitt. director of maint. name and opeiation of the llarri- I'll' ami nu- pre-ident of the -outlieiii Paiilie. will become the pn -i- diiit. with In-nl. purler- at Xew Oilcan-!. Who will -ii.cenl Ml. II.u 1 iin.ui a-pii-iduit of the Oregon Short Line Ilail n ad i- piobh matit-al. I.HT: I). K. I!, pill betwieli Kappi lli u-e ami i-adi Hall. I.'ilmii to Kappa Ilmi-e. Ilitt KODIK WORK IN TODAY AND OUT TOMORROW WALLER PHOTOGRAPHER OVER THE KOCHCSTCR Phone 122 i Is L ,jyiUMl J-JfUJlLiBtyj jd-

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P ji ii i- jiiwii i i Wml-iMnfr l iTTHKiiriMwn lir.iTwtwiiHj, UNIVERSITr MISSOURIAN, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1908. OF ir SCHOOL M i T L ENROLL Remarkable Growth of the Department of University at Rolla. HAS HAD TUMULTUOUS HISTORY Attendance is Larger from Outside Missouri Than from State. Tin ."n-Ihmii i Mm' .mil Mt illui-'v :it ltoll.i. .i dcp.ii tun nl "I tl' I nii ,il of .Mi otii i. will open in-t Tui" day with an tiiiollniuit pnbihh f -"'l students. 'Ihe-i.iin i- tlir lu-:i-t i:i tin-school'- hi-toiv. tin- attendant e I i-t e.ii In inir In en alu-nt -I'll. Tin- .VIiikiI of Mill'-- i- tin- iniK li-pailim-nt it tin- Cuivei-in nut at o liunlii.i. lAK-ptinj; tin- othei dcp.ut-ment- of tin- Mate l'iiit-i-it and the Xiiuii.ll Nlii nl-. "I whith Mi -mi ln onlv live win it itii-in h.i- -even, tin SiliiMil of .Mine- i- Mi in i"- "ill tn nical -chool. It- pin ti-- i- i-ilaiiinl in it- ii.iiiu-. It i- intended tiain -tinl.'iit- in miiim;! aid im talluitiv. It i then-lou- tmliki- in puipn-e .nil -mp-anv othei -iliixd in tin- -talc Tin- .N-liniil nf -Mini'- ha- li-nl tmnnl luoii- ln-toiv. In it- tii-iin it i- a put nt the l idlc-e ill Vjiitiiltuic and Me ch.uiie Alt- I In- 1'idi-i.il Cm-ire pa "d an ait. nt vvhiih tin- ve-iei.ihlc ciialiii .In-tin Mmiill. nf ninnit. wa- tin- fatlu-i. mi .Inh 1-iiJ. i-ic.ilin-i in imiIi -tati- and tcnitoiv in tin- I'liio'i tliit Miiild coinplv w it li M-it.iin iiindi t ion-, a milt-it i I .mi i lilt nit and mc ilianii.il ait- and n iilini; niiitiiiiiinj nppiopiiatinu thcielni. 'I In- .Mi mill (ciici.il A tinlilv am'pli-d tin- tondi lions and iindcitonk tin- establishment of till- collf-ic Location Settled in 1870. '1 In- lui.it inn nl tlio mlh-ie wa- not lin.ilh -ittlid until 170. linn bv inisipiiiiiii-i'. In oii-jlit alinnt b tlic late Major James S. l!i llm-. it wa- detided In lot.itc a 1 1 1 nt tin- i-idlc-it ilt-vottd to milliner i nirii -i-i inir "in tin- iiiint-i.il di-liiit of -ontlifa-t .Mi onii."' while tlit- lt-iiiaindt-r of tin- mil--;:-- wa- huatetl at tin- Mate Cuivei-in. limine louiiK and Columbia -i in-j 1140 acie- of land and paving IhiihI- tlit'ii-tm. 'Iheie wa- a iirm on- iniiti t over t lit liK.itinn of tin- Nhool of .Mini--. --t-i.il toiiutic-tompctcil. I'hilp- wa- siic ii fill and tin- cumin -rat at Koll.i w.-.- ilio-i-il fin tin lm-.ilioii. l'hclp muntv a-iin-d to p.i t i-i lain liond- foi tin- -iliool. luit l.itt-i lU-faultt-d. Tin -tliool tipi-ni'd foiinalh on Xovcmhei !S71. with :i im-it- liainlfnl of student. Dm in-; it- thiitv I'm e.n nl i-i-t cmv it ha- !iowii in attendant!- and ii-i'fiilm and linaiu i il upiipnn'iit. dc -piti- liiluuial and f.utioii.il tli-M-Iop iiii-nt-. I'm a nuiiihci of it-.u- it wa- a u-nti-i nt di-io-d. t.tlui i .ii i it-il to tin- state til pit. 1 1 to -i ltle (lillt-ii-iiif- littwcrn itin ti iidiii-: taitioii-. Iiii. ill.v. hn.vcvei. it wa- il-liii.ilii-tl and it--pon-iliilit toi il-lii.iu.i-ifiiii-iil. a- will a- it- -uppiut vva tlnouii intileh iijioii tin- -t ite. -i ve width tniii it In- attaint i! I.u-ici pm peiitv. It i- i-.ndi-i tin- niaiu-.-1'int nt nt tlit- Ko.ii.1 of nialoi- it tin- Matt- I'ni vci-itv. Mm in-! tin- tiiin when the lo.inl i- imt in -.-inn it- din it man .i!t iin-iit u-t- witli an -t cittie nun niittic tho-cn nt tint lmaid. now mn -i-tiv-! of (apt. 15. Tan-, it Tanitli ei-ville. ju.-iilt nt Di .1. C. I'ani-li. ot V::inlalia. anil I. Km Inn. cditni nt tin- .Inplin Xi-w- I'eiald. Has Had Stormy Times. 'I he -tlmol lia- hid .u it'll- diiciloi ainl -tonnv time- mull r tin- dilli-ient iii.in.i-!i-nit-iit-. lia lie- 1. Willi mis, Cliarle- K. Wait. II. Keho'.-. W. II. -iMiinn. It. Kitliud-. Ciiii-!!- K. Luld with other- have at tune- -netl a- it thief oMiii.il. Il ha- had a -.'nod veal iiiidi-i the i-llit ii-nt leadei-hip of l)i. L. 1". Voiin-!. who t .inn fioin the Colm.uln SthiMil of .Mine-, with l.ue tiainin-! toi hi- -pet i.i tethnieal wtnk. "Hie -thnnl elilnlletl la-t ear more than -tmlent-. whith wa- a notalile ineiea-e. It i- not epeited that the at tendance at a piueK technical -ihool Mill ever 1m- a- lariit- a- it would he at a iiniiii.il -ehool. when lmndied- of -Indent- aie ii'iolletl. Xet a -!reat many Mi nuiian- will enli-t for the -tudy of miniii-! t-ii-iiiieerin-!. 1ml the pie-ent nimilier i- likely to ineiea-e. "It- iii.iiiit-.-n.imt." -aitl Dr. J. C. l'aiii-h. "i- litie aiily epen-ie. a-i- the niaintt name of all tetlmie.il school-." The pre-ent tqiiipiiieiit i- Iar-!e and peni'i.illy well-cho-cn. Tin re ale ten liiiihlin- on the t-.iinpii- The en-iiiiter in lmildin-! ha- a paituulaily line ami attr.utiu- lotation. oeilookini! Phclp county for mile. Many Students From Afar. The student -Utenilanec at the -tjiool is larger from out-ide Mi omi than at pre-ent from the -tate. Of the students WL 1 ST. LOUIS FIREMAN DIES IN COLLISION', Truck Crashes Into Street Car With Fatal Result On Demolished j Truck LaBt Week. i .sT. I.Ol'IS. Sept. 17. l'.itriik Laikin. lone of the ohle-t liieinlMTS of the File Dt-Ii.ii tnit-iit. wa- instantly killed mIu-ii Je.ir Hlla of the Iijllefontainc line eol-1 lided with tiutk Xo. 2. Larkin m.is handlin-! the tiller mIicii hu crash came.1 I Hi- was tin own fioni his eat and struck j on hi- head -ceial feet fioin the car tl.itk-. 0-i-.il i:oiklinof 2i22A lleliert -tieet. tliixei of tin tniek, hid his i iht foot eiu-hetl anil i- helieed to h.ixe ieteied inteinal injuiie-. 'I he i tin i iKiupant- of the tiutk. .lolm Mt-llu-!li nf 2::ii; IVnton stieet. and M. .1. l.ati.an. fal.n and 1'Ioii ant ae-ilili-. welt- hadlx hilli-etl. Checks Stolen. ISO's ION. Ala.. Sept. 17. ml'licM of itltilied ihctk- to the Ian- .llut- of Slil.iMH). on the hapnian Xatinnal ISank ot I'oillan-i. Me., wa- n pm ted to tin-pnllti-liv llfllM I!alel nl ISi Ull-W it k. Mt 'I he ioliliei toi k pl.ue ti Mr. ISaMei's automo'iile. in limit of a l!o--tnll hotel. 'I he i het k- Well- ill a -llit Sllli-iliptioil In the I'MMItsllY Mis sin 1:1 w i- 2 lni tin- -ilintil tellil. ."!1.2.") M -nit tii iiix.ii i.ilil in adxame. ."siih -t 1 die mm. I'hoiie :Ss!l fni Tillex's I'll 11 lll.lt I'm- ih-lnei iiiiv wlieif in citv. 1 moiled I.i-I ve.u. Ill wele fioin Mi---iini. III'! I10111 otl'i-i -tile- and leiiito lie- ami -itien liom foiei-!U Klilitiie 'I In tuition i- tlee. a- an- all ilepnt ineiils nl the ."state I'llivei-itv at pie tut. ami no di-timtion ha- eei liei-n J made lietvvieii -tmlent- fioin Mi omi aiitl tlio-i- fioin out-ide the stale. Ii'dii-tiial pio-peiitv i- shown hy the lal-je .ii'tl Ulilea-etl ileui.lllil- foi the -!iaduate- of the vi In nl of Alines. 'I he.v 1-111 It- tniim! i:nv in tvt'iv aitive ininiiiu' it'-!ioii in Xoith ami "outh Ameiica and in South Afiica. Sniiic have -.-oiie lo the tleveIoinieiit of milling' Held- in A-i.i. I'lhev il-uallv take up lii-l the vvnik of the -mvevoi. a i-tant n-jiueer ami a--avei. and. iiiakiu-! !i otl in the-e po-i Hon-. ;;ii into l.ii!i-i liehl-. 1 Some nt the l.iilu.iti-s of thi- -thonl have aihievetl I.ii foitiu-e-. One. in paititulai. has nude millions in South Afiica. Metal niiiiiu-!. lather than coal minim:, .itti.iets the st hool l.nhi.iti I he tvu kiml- 1 f milling an- -n ilitleieut tli. il tevv coil mini-is n into met il i.iin in-! anil few who have hetnme inteittel in iniuin-! hail, ine ant nthei metal-. -!it into 111.1l pit-. The si hool ha- loim lo 1 irk a- nne 1 f (he half doen -jn-it iciliiiir.il mining school- of Ameiiia. Onlv alie.ul of it an- the -:it'it miuin-! hool- in Xevv oik Citv at ('oliiiului I'nivci-it.v. Mil hi-: in IhmiI ot Mine .intl llnce or fi-ui iliiei-. It i- rapidlv lakiiii: 1.111k with the lie-t nf t lit t-. I lie la-t lt'i-l itme appinpiialetl S120.IKMI fni the -uppoit and mipiovemcut nt I lie -thnnl tnl the liiciilii.ll pel mil. Ill ail tlil itm lo thi-. iiKiucv 1- nceivit! mm -pciial and tcdeial iveiumeut tuutl .1 in! finni the F1.1111 i- endow mt-iit Practical Traininc Given. Tin- -liilenl- of tin- "stlionl ot Mini-, ill ailtlitioll to the let line ami lahoiamn wi ik at I!oll 1. -v i -it duiiu-! tin- -t l-ool 1.11 the Mi 111 i ami llliroi- miuiii'! 1 le-iini's. t St. I.oiii- aie -tudictl the mi I hods nt -melt in-! and leiiiiin-! ine me. -ii.t-liin-! anil ii-liniii- le n! vvln-n miid with -ilvei. ami the Helling nt il I iv the npi 11 In .11 tli plnie Ill the I Mil iitnliii-iiiir oil ion-ol -tiuthea-t Mi tuii stiulv i- made of the 1 1 in cut i.ttioa nl ('aleu.l tilt'- hv both the I'llli-h and (tilililirlH.il -v -It ill-. Al lleiculauciim the loi-til' and icdlltliiiu nt lc.nl ill and it-fining nl hullinii aie -ten and the imu mill--- n Dent ai'tl I'iielp- ttiantii iie il -il illv vi-itetl. Othei -ludclil etlll-inli- an- m.lile In the .Ii pliu tli-tlitt. while ale -tlldicd the -v -It m- nf minim: the im and lead me- in the ditleient kind- of mound tin 1 1- nuuiiiu-!. turn lh- haul -hci !!loillll lo the -ott -.-lolllld. lri!lil nil: loicpolin-!. Othi-i -pciial tlip- aie unite dm ill-! the t.11 to tin lloinite mine- ot lllii'i i- ami to the Alaliama imu mine-. 'I he taihouifeioii- In-in .il-ttnt -t. L' ill and it- lelation to the Illinois mil 1 tield-. the eionomie li-e- of the laihninf eitui. tlav- in the tl.iv tli-tiiti- have iini-11 nntcil h the -tmlent- ami the Iloll j I Mountain and l'ilot Knoh viiiuitie- an-vi-ittd. I A -iimmci eviii-ion toi -tiitlent- who have pa etl the jiinioi vvoik i- u-uillv i.iiiiinpctl to the dtep miniii-! tli-tiiti-of the IttKky Mountain- ami the Lake Siipciinr legion. I 1 lie hn-itii of the -thool teini is the I Usual K)lle-!e eai. Direttoi Youim estimate- the eien-e- of any -tinlei-.t foi the entile -phool je.u not to et tv 1 .-2.'.". while --.".lio will cover in a u-a-on- ,:ihle manner the fie- ami the entile to-t of lmoks ami loiitl. At the -(hool aie -evcial telle-ie fi.l tirnities. the O.imina Chi of the i-!iu.i IX11. lVta Alpha of Kappa Alpln. I!et.i Chi of Kapju Sima, Alpha Kajijia of I'i Kappa Alpha. The Youiii! Men's Cliri-tian Association is al-o n-pre--c-ntpd in the school. UNIVERSITY EWROLLMEWT TO 3 P. M. TODAY At end of 100S-9 1907-S 1906-7 it da 2nd dav 3rd da. 41I1 tlav. th dav 61I1 dav 7H1 i. S1I1 dav 9U1 dav 10th day. nth d.u 12th tlav. 2J5 7-M 105.5 1 4 lb -"j 470 S05 ioS 1560 1569 15SJ 5'J 1 60S 1614 1 62 1 3) 6,9 S;6 1016 "X 12S2 i34o 13S2 1402 1416 1426 '457 TIGER LEADER IN THE LINE Cut us E. L. Miller. ATHLETICS EL. MILLLK. of Xoiboiiie. Mo.. who will lcid the lii:ei- on the -iiiiliiou thi- fall, i- now plaviu-; hi- fouith .M'.u on the "Yai-itv. ami i 111 line shape for a -iiiiclliii-; -ca-ou. lie ha- been one of the be-t t.ukles in the Middle Wt-t for the la-t two ve.u-. Li-t ve.u befini- he vv.i- iiijilicd ill the Tea- -i.ime. he had taken the hall I0." time- tin .111 avcia-ii- -!iin nf ovel vanl- a clip, ami had failed only once lo make the ncie--aiv di-t line. He im-.- low. hit- haul. and. lor a 111111 it l!Mi pounds, is i-Mtediii-iK fast and -I'.lppV. "1'i-v" im1ci-oii. tapt.iiii anil -.'iiiul nil the l!MI"i team, look- ;iinil thi- Veil, lie w.i- out Tiit-d.u nuht lor the lii-t Unit-. Coaih Mouilavv ha- pl.ivnl him lullbitk in the little plelimiliaiv pi. 11 tit-- the "Yai-itv ha- h nl. lie w.i llol at hi- l.e-t ill 1!HH. Ir-in-; til lllded tvitii iii.il.ii i.i ami in the ho-pital hilt the time, but thi- je.ir he iioini-e--ic.it thin-!-. He i- a- haul a- ium and la-tei than i'ir. even tlmiiiih he now t'ji- the beam at aioiuul 210. A ith iiom totlav. the lil-t 1e.1l tt of the -ca-on toim- with the panic :i!!.iiu-t Iowa I nivcisity I'miii all it- polt- the llawke.ve- aie bntikeil for a stellar -e.isoii. ami the ".nne will be watched by i1ok aiti-t- all ovei the we-t with 11101 e than li-lial inteic-t. M.iliv ie-civ.itiolls for the dale alie.itlv The "Berkeley1 PS h'ILv. ''it ml MmKm UP TO THE MINUTE Always Something New in College Posters, Post Cards, Pictures, Frames JOE JANOUSEft'S ART SHOP Session ot j 1905 6 1904-5 1 1905-4 1 1902-3 1901-2 167 37 1 627 77S t)66 949 969 1 001 1026 "035 1052 ioS 169 374 .-.'M 6S2 75o 37 S78 912 937 9s4 966 991 102 2S0 460 ;f9 64. 710 763 7S4 S12 S27 S4 S64 221 3i S49 639 69S 75S 7S S16 3V9 5S2 720 79S 921 9S5 io6 IOb2 1 107 1191 II olidav S40 S5S S94 have been made at Columbia hotels, .md old ltolliiis Field should pie-ent :i -!.iv appe.name oil the atti 11:0011 ot the ".ime. Monilaw s.ivs the .inu will be niurh the -.nne as la-t je.11. with pclh.ips .1 few mine line pl-iv-. -j I'niu.uil p.iss. which the Ti;:cis 11-eti to heat Tca- ami Wa-hin-itnii, will he il-etl ocia-innally .1111! -hilt- aiitl take- will be abundant. jMiuli time is hcin-! dt voted to the kick ing end of the -i.iiue, wheie Mi omi m.i aikiiowhd'.'t.il veake-t la-t vear, and it Mouilavv tan linn out a -.'otnl back-tield, the -tuce of the "Yai-ity -ii-ni- billed j l.lmk. the -220 pound tackle of la-t ve.u's tic-lim.ui eleven. I1.1- not et Im-i-ii (ill iiioleskiiis this ve.u. but will be out I the lii -t, of next week. 'Ibis hot we.it li- ier would not help the pliv-ical eondi- tion of the hi-; fellow, ami it i- ju-t 'a- well that the Co Op -liould claim hi- seiviies dm in-! the bu-v u--zi-ti.it ion w 1 1 k. j (illllhy. the Y.11 shy's nio-t leli.ihli- b.i-eb.ill pitiher I.i-t spiin-!. who h.ls been ciitieallv ill of im-iimouia in Colo- lado for the la-t thiee mouth-, i- it- ipoitcd -oinevvhat impioved ami hope- .lie cnteitaiiicd fur hi- lccoveiv. lie iinav it tin 11 the -ccontl -eme-tei Mole than ei-ihiy men have -1-,'uea up for -nits and the -ipi.ttl is epettctl to 1 le.u h the "JOII 111.11k b-loie the cl.i-- teilii isfiic- U'-iin. Lven Miuill Oti- ha- -aid he wa- loiuili-! out il he totihl -it-t Cap tain Fiaiei'- peimi ion lo .ib-ent him -elf fioin milit.uv dlltie-. Side line -uppoit i- liciiiiiiili-; mole unlit cable eveiv dav. 'Ihe Cnliimliia Camlv Kitihcu on Xnith Hightli -tieit is the pnpular t-in dv -Inie that uiaki the Jit t i.imlie-lie-h eveiv tlav. l'uiitv i- piiamouut at tin andv Kitihcu. We canv the litic-l lil.e nf ihiKidate- ill the til v. (live u- a t-all and -id the habit nl eat in-; 0111 1 .unlit-. 'I ht-y an- iiiupu tionablv the imie-t -and the be-t. I'OIl 1IKXT: Two 1 u-!i- it fm ni-hed 01 iiiifiiini-hcil. with bithioom ailjoinin-!. I'm ui.iiiicil lonph- or vvoin- en. Jill.'! Like -tietl 1 ne hlotk I10111 -.'viiin.i-iiiiii. I'licne :!1S' foi Tillev"- I'll 11 niacv. I'lee deliveiy .uiyvvheie in eilv. JTJILL is here and so are we with the r best line of new goods ever shown in Columbia. Suits and Overcoats made to order $15 to $35 Our clothes have a reputation. We make them fit better and hold their shape longer. They cost less, too. JISK ANYBODY ABOUT US. Better still call on us and see for yourself We press clothes right. Columbia Tailoring Co. North Ninth BOSTON HONORS SOLDIER Banks Monument is Unveiled After Many Delays. liOSTOX, Sept. 17. Henry Kiid-on Kit -on- monument to General Xathauiel I. Uaiik-. in the -.'roiinds of the State Ilou-c was unveiled yesterday, after many delajs. 'the ori-iinal appiojiriation of 20.000 was pas-ed hy the Legislature of 1S!I7; this l.ii-ed hec.iu-e no action wa- taken for two ear-: and the appio piiation was otetl a-!.u'n in 1000. In I!MU there was a limited competition in which Mr. Kit-on had for his rival Cvrus K. Dallin, William Ordvvay Par ti id-it' and Cvrus Cobb. 'Hit- avv.uil of the tommi ion to Air. Kit-on was niade by a coi ittee com- po-etl of Lieutenant Governor IJate-. 1 DAILY BROTHERS For Fine Tailoring. Pressing and CIean ing Splendidly ready in their newly enlarged quarters PHONE 736 THE STUDENT TAILORS 808 BROADWAY W. W. GARTH, JR. GROCER Carries Everything in Staple and Fancy Groceries The Store and Goods are Clean and Sanitary ion EAST BROADWAY THE BOONE COUNTY NATIONAL BANK COLUMBIA, MISSOURI SOLICITS YOUR PATRONAGE Phone 299 The Me 1-. S. lleibcrt Howe, David 1. Slatle, Ileniy 1). Yera and .Tuliu- II. Ajijileton. The stipulations set forth in the prelim, inaiy ciicuhir i ued by the monument committee included the follow in;; points: 'I hat the suhjett should be ifpre-onted in civilian die; that all the models should lie in jd.i-ter and mi a eale of two inches to the foot; that no model would be considered the eiilarpemeiit of whith toiiltl not be erected of lirst-class iu.iteii.il for $18,000; that no model would be icteived after Dec. 1. Ii)01: and that the iiiisiicce fni compctitoi- -liould let eive .-?I00 each. The models entered in the compttition weie exhibited in the State llou-e for two weeks in December, 1001. I'iih.inl E. Urooks had lieen invited to enter the com petition, hut he was in France, and could not toiivtiiiently prepare a model. riioxi: 179 if f WmEy&t MB v?s WfviJsvliA, Cv lEIB Jw "Chicago" iiss-J-it Sf t 3 1 1 t i V It i V o I 1' o o II 'I si ei n h 1- iii w i in i i i' A U J I" ti ri I., i-i C mi fr li v