The San Francisco call., 1908-03-26

tains the following, who are classed as
graduates by request.
F. B. Mayors 'O9 OF Reno. New.
II. 5. Ross '0s Of Pasadena.
r. J. Macomher 90 Of Los Angeles
l. R. Gay '0s Of Redlands.
". KOerRer '0S Of Portland, Ore.
c. F. Sampson 'C9 Of Stockton
J. H RIddeIl '0S OF Brazil Ind.
G. McGregor 09 Of Benicia.
J. 0. Macdonald % Of Compton
]. L. Henry % Of San Jose.
7. r. Cadwalader '09 Of Los Angeles.
Q. ". Morgan o9 Of Los Angeles.
y. E. Doan 'O9 Of Sacramento.
&. D. Hussey 'o9 Of Los Angeles.
o. F. Dean of Corona.
". h Richardson Of santa Barbara
A. 6. Luchsineer % Of San Francisco.
II. F. Brunlng 90 Of Oakland.
F. d. Malone 'OS Of Honolulu.
". Slack 'os of Juanita, Neb
r. X. jackson '09 Of Berkeley.
a. ". Froln 90 Of salinas.
J. ". Mott 'OS OF Salem. Ore.
r. 3. Delan0 '0S OF New Bedford, Mass.
f. C. Proisker 'os Of MiIpitas
J. D. Moreen O9 Of Minneapolis, MINI.
r. ". McEIoy '0s OF san Frapcisco.
P. r. Watson 'os Of San Diego
L. L. Eaton '09 Of San Francisco.
r. c. Nestwick 90 Of Santa Barbara
?. Kinley '0s OF Santa Rosa
T. r. flanagan '0S OF Denver. Col.
J. e Cushing 'os Of san Rafael
G. l. Goddell 09 Of Portland.
The statement Of the faculty commit
tee is as follows:
The committee on student affairs has taken
dNNA1u IA AAt u-NAAtA u NAc NCiASAcAaAOA "a
March y. follows:
In the case Of the u students originally sus-
pended. action has been reconsidered and they
have been placed in the same category with
the 242 petitioners who voluntarily acknowledged
participation in the demonstration.
As result OF the hearings given by the
committee, these pa participants have been
separated into three groups:
First-fa) Those who were not in the parade.
testify to the fact of participation in the
withdrew their request that the committe in.
Der Of i; td) those who did not act indepen
IDENTIFY in signing the petition TO the number
Of 19; le) those who participated in q minol
way TO the number OF Al.
Seco1d-Those who participated actively but
in portion only Of the parade, 10 the numbel
fully in the demonstration
In regard 10 the first group no action is con
templated BY the committee.
III students in the second group have Lad
hve unit hours adced 10 The requirements fol
graduation.
IN regard to the third group. those VIII,
have been considered by the committee as uppei
'elassmen 30 the number Of AZ are suspended
for the rest Of the semester. Second year stu
dents have had 10 unit hours added TO the re
Quirements for graduation. First year students
have had hve unit hours added to the require
ments FOR graduation.
Leland Stanford Junior University Committee q
A. B. CLARK, Chairman.
The students have taken no action
The campus is comparatively quie
when the issue at hand is considered
Aside from the demonstration at tn,
campus postofflce when the first no
tices were made public, the campus ha.
not presented any unified demonstra
tions. Everywhere that students ar,
won't to gather little knots of excited
undergraduates congregated all the af
ternoon discussing the situation. Du,
to the preparation for the coming
junior week events no place is avail
able this evening for monster mas
meeting and the students will no
gather to take any action until tomor
row noon
STAND OF THE STUDENTS
President Murphy Of the studen
body, in discussing the situation to
night, said:
I would first like to correct the falls
opinion which may exist in the mind
Of many people that the Stanford stu
dents were protesting against an edic
of prohibition by the faculty Such /
not the case. While the present con
troversy arose out Of statement o
policy in regard TO this question, th
faculty regulations referring to liouo
have not entered into the later devel
opments.
Twelve men were originally sus
pended. not for participating in a pa
raoe as such, Dut Tor taking part
three specific details in it. The punish
ment for those offenses was deemed en-
tfrely too severe by the student bod,
After an ample apology for the unde
sirable details. we naturally expecte
that the faculty would be prepared I
reconsider its first action and take
more lenient view of the matter. Th
action today proved TO be even NOR
severe than before, and the studen;
are naturally much wrought up. Thoug
/ don't know what action viii be take
in a meeting tomorrow, I know man
members of the student body are !
favor Of taking out honorable dismis
sails in order to show that they cor
slider the action unjust"
Athletic activities have suffered a
most complete disruption. The varsit
crew was so hard hit by the suspensio
Of Captain L. r. Gay that it disbande