Daily capital journal., March 18, 1908, Image 5

DAILY CAPITAL JOOKXAL, SALEM, QRKQOX. WEDNESDAY, MARCH
18, 1008.
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The new Seniors are in.
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iWrof Roy Smith, who w'ns
u;ij arowniM on inn way to
I nit MI'l C j Tuosdny. was
1 Uiis fcrcnoiMi. and Coroner
not fled Close lnnulrv
I tfes deah bi due to nccl-
iitlao 5qa vsas held. Tho
rM tznz f. Rihool with n
MHIIIWI IIMI IIHI liJM
youngor brother and hla grand fnth
or, w. II. II. Smith, and fell Into tho
swift water, and tho old juan could
not help him.
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dJugo Wlflcy, of tho United StntOB
court at Shanghai, China, Is to get n
favorablo report from tho commit
tee of congress.
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Cash prizes, mcrchanls' special prizes; stalHonk breeders'
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Kwlum list and Information, address
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(United Press Leased Wire.)
Dublin. March 18. Ono of Dub
lin's leading sporting writers, oora
mentlntr today on Tommv burn's
ridiculously easy victory ovor Jom
Roche, whom be put away with one
punoh In leas than ono mitnito of
the first round of tholr fight hero yes
terday, advances the opinion that
tbo American tighter hypnotlzos hi
opponents.
Tho 'Writer deolaros that he put
the (jucitlon to Itoirpa after the fight
and mat tne American replied:
"Well, if I am a hypnqtlst, I am
one. unconsciously, i never try to
exert any myotic power ovor my op
ponents. As a matter of faot though.
I know, that I can sCeady my man
up a bit " once I got my gaztf fixed
steadily on him. ! don't hollove.
though, that I am a mesmerist."
AMERICAN FLEET
(Continued from pago ouej
STRIKE BY
500 MALE
STUDENTS
lg Hovolt Again! rnifcKon.
Will Xot 1'nt lUm on Their lion
or iih (Jcutleiiicii Htanfonl Men
Who WIF1 Xot HluiMl for Sly
gnvo out tho first ot his Impressions
of tho (loot's ortilso. Ho said:
With tho coming to anchor in
Mngdnlena hay of tho Atlantlo floet
a groat cruise ondoa. Hero Is the
problem. Blxtoen battleships of flvo
clasos and ng many slre, speeds nnd
equipments wero suddonly called up
on to got ready for sea. I
To tako this fleet around was tho
work of some hundrodu of o(tlor, '
young and old, experienced and oth
erwise, and aouio 13,000 men, of
whom hal probably had nevor ho-
foro heen to sea. ..
Upon the bridges of these Bhlpi- Stanford Uulvursllv Oal Mnrnl.
wro tho scores of yrvung offlcora who 1H '-. V ,, , -'. . f .
had to b trained to their work. 18. Stanford University is today
Tho officers who ont hla cruise ao to face with tho possibility oj a
hf'd a ship In placu dqrlng an avolu- strike of half ihvt men studcuts, as
i.on, wnero a mismKu migni mvau tho rosult of tho HiirprUIng notion
tie lots of ono or more ships and a r ., Q, .,.. .-,.,. ...
thousand or two of men, Is tho man "f tho 8tiiiIoiit Affairs Committor
who will Inter handle a ship in bat- ,n iJndlng 12 of the most prom-
tl or any whore elso, where inca- ineul inn for partlolpatlng In last
purity might moan the last of a ship, week's big demonstration against
hi JUot or his oountry's prwtlgo. Prof, plork's prohibition edlot.
The pasago of tho Magellan The strike la made more probable
' mlts. of the prlH of which so by the admlselon of C00 student
much has boon said, was made by that they took part In tho demon. i
the flft't at regulation speed at ragu- etratlnn. which couslsted of a noisy
l ion intorvals. parade around cite campus and t
The worst part of that passage, the honip of Prof. Ctark. who U
to a student body In Amorica. Hero
Is what will happen:
Sixteen droolc lottor frateriiltloa
will bo closed. Tho Dally Palo Alto
(student paper) will Mttspend The
Junior opera company will disband.
.The 'varsity boat crow will be brok
en up. Tho track team will ho dle-
organised. Tho bnsobnll hluo will
I rail all gamos off. Eighty seniors
.will ho prevouled from graduating in
.May. All tho talk on tho camnus to-
Who day favors u student strlko by th
hand or 300, should tho reinstate
ment of the tn students be refused,
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FATAL
BOXING
MATCH
Yoimjf Man KIHh by Oiiu IHor
Prom Fjt In u Tlircc-lOMiiil Coh.
New Yerk. Marek IS. Tht morn-
, Ing paper? here carry th Dublin
writer's theory that Tommy nurnel
nJrnrJ. -.' cw,..i nA . making from the straits Into the ehairmaji of the committee. Furteeii
n "ei ?7LJ,??,L ,orUng Vi0,r ofPeJfle. wa made at night In the students. SNeeoted of being the
niv.?i J JS SL'nnm'"'"1 'orroatlo. In a fog and at ton leaders, were ftammoned before the
hil VhifJi? f roeseage irom.VBOU an houri wttbnut on ship for oommlte yerterday. and 12 of them
"i viab nuVn wnini rv in m ' 8,nB,e mt endangering he refeeo lo wear that thy were not
-.L-.rL Bu-n. Vtri1 P.. t0 mw safety of the next In line. awaag the offenders, wherouuon
mmnzv mo. jacn jonnson. T,g flot jmj)reagej ag H0 0ne they were lestantly suspended.
thing over did beforo upon the mind Stanford University, Cal.. March
TO PiTMSI! ItunnHU the ople of the South American 1. -A petition and "confession"
NECKIXO TUB P1IOXK. ropnbMw the military power of toe slgaed by 3tu KtihieHts. and' ewbrae
(Unltcd Press leased Wire.) i raited State. No e than the also lag la the ilet the name of virtually
Guthrie, Okla . March IS. Per- end power of tho fleet did the beba- al the leaders In tho various branch
sons of an Inquisitive turn of mind !v tor of our sailors ashore leave thfir os of college life, wae seat to the tu-
who have made a pratioo of listen. . impress upon the South Amerleans deals affairs cowmlu&t. today. Tho
log to the convarsauons over the tei- At every port the moa were given aoeumom siatea a.t tne signers iilu firg, rJjH,i WM over No son land
Ai no purs aw mr ru wr wiimii khmhhh .-;... mm jr th YaUi Unflh. Itnlilnanii foil
(United Prejs Leased Wire.)
Philadelphia, ., March 1 8. .Willie
Itnbinsou, a young amateur boxer of
this city. Ilea dond In tho morgue to
day a the result of a boxing match.
In wbloh he participated last night
at the IMJou (heater.
The blow that ended the boy's life
was a right to the neck that sent him
to the floor unoonaelous. The crowd
that tilled tho building wildly
ckmej young Nelson, the vlotor.
Ten minute later a white-faced ref
eree dismissed the audience with the
new that Uobltixon was dying.
Youtig Nelion'c real namo was
Charles Wo'f. He was lo box three
rounds with Uoblnson, but before
ephone o? others, are to be deprived , liberty.
or mis .lorm oi amusement. anytmug
but credit upon the r- suspended
I last sight and prayed iiM.n on,i waa arrt'A ,.m ti. ....
The lower bouse of the legislature vleo and the nation They were that the latr might b- reinstated. ; titf wua Mirrleii tn hnimiiul t iTut
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regulation measure, wkb tne aani- welbbonaved young fellows. Wife or an etuueni ronnniuea wnu iho nui Ti.e boxers naoh wluati -tza
ng a four thousand of them some days faculty demonstration of Marea 12. pounds --
tloa.of an amendment Imposing
flue of from $5 to S0 for eaves-, waklag the rounds of the sbope. rau- whleh
A Professor Clark has stated thatj(i(a,i f, lUf, u,a;.
in i
pounds.
precipitated last Might's
dropping over the wires. 'eeumar and aajr place that TfOMld In- trouble, would be suspended, the;
The measure provide also for sep terest the young follows eager to we 300 slgaprs of today's petition know! O-0.
arate oooias ror oiacxa ana wane. .the world. Ana among an inese so me ouanevs iney are taxing. ( BKnHx
.' ; - eW of these played the rowdy 0it Should thy be tujpeuded thej ftn
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