The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-10-17

10 suit himself. just he claimed he would run
the NJ Q. Railroad to suit himself Just as he
GAINED he would run the United States Postal
Department to suit himself. just as he has boast
cd that It is hopeless for a lawsuit to be brought
against him because his father-in-law is in the
Supreme Court. Just as he claimed last year that
the sheriff OF Oktibbeha County and all the mill
tary forces Of Mississippi and the army and the
navy OF the United States were backing him up.
President Hardy claims he did not dismiss Stu
dent Blanton for presenting the students petit
ton for wholesome food. but he has not stated
what the reason was. and Mr. Blanton has asked
privately and publicly for a reason The Board
promised. Governor Noel making the statement
with the silent consent OF the Board that the
reason would he made public Several months
have passed but The reason has not been given.
Prc&idcnt Hardy's arbitrary conduct in dismiss
Ing Dr Crglcr because the doctor asked that the
students BE- given wholesome food needs no com
meut Ills saying that he dismissed Captain Wei.
born because he though, the Captain had been
connected with the petition OF the students for
wholesome food aud the fact that he has to this
day done nothing 90 free Captain Welborn from
tha; charge. which President Hardy was forced
while on the witness stand TO admit wan false
indicates a lack OF fairness The man tho haul.
81 all the things from the residence OF Captain
WcIborn has made a statement that ahows Preni.
deut Hardy'a report that lot Of whsnAry Jugs
wor" found in his Placement IS false Il was
either made on Insufficient evidence or made "a
deceive the public aud malctouaiy to discreet,
-
those whom ne dssliEcd waa rrnortrd 10 a mum.
Der OF times. and Governor Noel permitted him
TO introduce hearsay a. evidence on the witness
stand. but Was very strict about no, letting 9th.
rrs introduc" h~arAay evidence"
Witnesses were hadg-r-d i'm a -fror. by Cover
>o~i and the inner ring Of the Hardy No~i
clique the Beard of Trustees to Keep testimony
frum coming out detrimental TAI President Hardy
tao professors have been dismissed from the Col
"ge because they did not get bluncd BY this
menacing attitude Of the ring. and 1t was a, a
later meeting OF the Board proposed to pass a
rule that none but male employees be- hired by
the COLLEGE. that two young ladies who testi-
acd against President Hardy might be dismissed
In a way that would not make the public too in
dignant
when Professor Lcayell preferred his charges
against President Hardy. be- not allowed TO
call witnesses In some cases. the excuse being
that the same witnesses had been on the stand
and questioned by somebody else about something
clre or course could prove anything II
he was not allowed TO summons witnesses and
question them on the points be had at issue. The
Hardy-N clique do not want anything proven.
Governor Noel and HardyNoel henchmen have
raised foolish cry against persons not natives OF
Mississippi having thought on the College trou-
bile. but who are not natives of Mississippi
and who we're not even citizens. were used To spy
~, nntlrna and 10 entlfy against them for Presi-