h DE VOL XXXIX GRANVILLE OHIO APRIL 30 1906 No 29

TRACK MEET SONG RECITAL PHYSICISTS MET OTTERBEiyEFEATED To Be Held In Granville on May20 Given By MIhs Pearl Ferguson In Instead of In Newark PROF CHAMBERLAINS SCIEN Recital Hall DEXISON WINS IN A FAST GAME YOUHG TIFIC INVENTION SUBJECT MENS FROM THE UNITED Manager R C DeClerque of the The music- lovers of Granville en OF COMMENT BRETHREN r track team who is in charge of the joyed a deligntful program in which vs Denlsonian interscholastic track Before the Meeting of the American was manifested the talent of one of Two Games This Week Baseball SUITS meet has decided to make a slight Physical Society at Wash- the conservatorys own graduates Track Meet and ltcccption May change in the plans for the meet on C when Miss Pearl Ferguson gave a 28 Athletic Notes ington t Beaver Field Instead of in Newark song recital In Recital Hall last Prof Clark W Chamberlain head The Young Men are Otterbeln lost in Saturdays con- as at first intended Wednesday evening Miss Fergu- re- by 8 to 1 Her of the physics department has son test en Beaver Fild This change was made uon the possesses a rich sweet Somewhat Stirred Up l JlW fit i K turned to Granville from a brief vis only was secured In less than a sugestlon of President Hunt It is voice and In the rendition it to Washington D C where he minute the Intention of the officials to make of the following program showed her Over Our Handsome presented a paper before the Amer Strahl was by the first ball the occasion of the track meet a gala Ability of interpretation The selec- SPRING SUITS ican Physical Society upon his In- pitched and Funk landed on the day in Granville and the meet will tions manifested taste in choice and vention for delicate measurements second ball for iwo bases scoring resolve itself into sort of an athletic showed the charming qualities of the Well its True they the Compound Interferometer Some Strahl Smith was an easy out to carnival A baseball game will be singers voice Miss Ferguson Is to seventy of the iriost distinguished are certainly IT McKibben Flick hit safe and stole played in the morning between Denl- be commended for this excellent con men of America in physical science second At thiB time a hit meant son and Wittenberg This will be on tribution to the musical interests of were in attendance at the meeting two runs but Pine pitched himself Saturday May 26 and the track Granville and It goes without Baying We know what young men want in clothetand w make it our butincM The director of the Government were appreciated to have the proper thing cut of the hole nicely GrayblH meet will be held in the afternoon that her efforts Our suits have ewagger look so to heart of all voung bureau of Standards Professor S W that dr the filed out to Hunt and Seibcap fan- During the entire day the various PROGRAM dressen r Stratton kindly volunteered to Weve the very newet and BRIGHTEST IDEAS FROM THE BEST ned Thus ended the first inning departments at Denison will be open Nymphs and Shepherds 1 bring to the meeting the Torsion In- MAKERS and the run making for the visitors and in charge of the faculty and the terferomoter which he had con- Purcell Denisons runs were ail made in visitors will be given an opportunity My Me My Suits 10 1250 15 20 and 25 structed from drawings furnished by Mother Bids Bind the second fifth and eighth innings to thoroughly Inspect the institution SUITS Yoang Man wants Professor Chamberlain It was the Hair Haydn Weve tbat are EVERYTHING the Anderson started out in the second In the evening an informal recep- When Love i second instrument of the kind to be Is Kind Old English 19 with a single LaRue drew a base tion will be given to the young ath- Marie constructed and proved to be of Schubert The 1 Great Western on balls McKibben filed to short letes and in short everything possi- Mignon beautiful and costly construction Grieg Ellor hit safely and scored Anderson ble will be done to make fhe day a I Professor Chamberalin was gratified LoveThee Grieg if and Hunt repeated scoring LaRue big success in every way From U The Water Lily to find how well known Denison and Greig and Ellor Green was given a pass indications there will be a larger The Vow its work were to some of the fore- Bohm Sportsmans Headquarters Pine and Alfen were given lives at number of schools lit the meet this Shougle Shoo Henschel most scientists present The work Complete line of Gymnasium and Athletic Goods first through errors and Green and year than ever befoe Mt Vernon Burst Ye Apple of Dr C J Herrlck and the Journal Buds Emery Pine scored on errors In the fifth high has not had a track team for of Comparative Neurology and Phy Sweaters Jerseys and Gym Suits Allen made the longest hit of the five or six years but the students SENIOR MEMORLAL scholoev which S niihllsheri fmm game getting three- An- aany now The class of 1906 in keeping BASKET BALL SUITS AND SUPPLIES a sacker uuubi n order to Denison have gIyen the un with n n a tnom 1 x j i ATHLETIC AND OUTING FOOTWEAR clean single scored him va tA anJDCUU vu the custom established a few years dersons Bl Bl an envlaDle standing among scientific After two outs were made in the vjioumio uunug me part or ago have decided to leave as their Make our Store your home while in the city Being athletes we know how laiter y- men j rri v r i J t J eighth Ellor landed on the sphere for May memorial a clock system about the to tane care 01 you i ne umy oporung uoous oiore in centra imuf two scacks scoring LaRue and then I WHO ARE DENISONS PIONEERS various bulldlngis of the university stole third Ellor scored on Greens SENIOR GIRLS PLAY In arranging for the Memorial Hlsi There will be one master clock Columbus Sporting Goods Co two- bagger the girls of the senior class will torical Volume to be published f placed in the new science hall and No 235 N High St COLUMBUS OHIO present Denlson was put out in one two Shakespeares As You Like connection with the seventy- fifth an various dials will be mounted in three order In the other innings it on June 9th in Recital Hall niversary of the College this year It other prominent buildings Gongs Ohio Pine did fine work for Denison Thq young ladies of the class are Is Interesting and Important to find will be placed In each building which and pitched himself out of some bad sparing neither time nor money to out who are the oldest living pioneers will ring the class schedules It will Medical holes outside of the first and sixth make this the unique feature of in Denison history be so arranged that all the schedules Innings but three men faced him commencement vbek This custom Doubtless Dr William Ashnior of the school will be rung The University each inning In the ninth he re- of a senior play started by the class class of 45 is the pioneer Btudent lot Shepardson schedule will be rung for 1 COLLEGES OF tired the side on strikes Summary of 1903 is one which deserves the he is not only the oldest living gradi them Independent of the regular hall Medicine Dentistry pnd score i commendation of all friends of the uate but he is the oldest student schedule The system will be elec- m m raaraacy DENISON ab r h po a e institution having attended the Academy while trically driven from the central graded Green 3b M 1 1 1 1 1 Tickets can be secured from any a mere year 1832- 3 clock and 1b said to be a pronounced Four years lad in the in p 6 1 1 ij course Medicine Pine 21 of the senior girls for BO cents a Deacon D M Shepardson of Gran- success in schools where it has been three in Dentistry Allen cf 4 1 2 2 0 0 piece which can be reserved at Re ville is probably the person who has installed The seniors expect to have two in Pharmacy Livingston lb 4 1 0 6 0 0 cital on It In operation Annul Sessioi Anderson 2b 4 1 2 1 2 1 Hair June 1st from 330 longest continuous connection with temporarily by com 5 LaRme c- lf 3 0 0 2 0 0 to oclqckU the institution for he remembers mencement time Thirty- Two Yeeka McKibben ss 41 0 0 1 0 0 riding with his father who was one All Instruction Except Clinical by the Recitation Plan 2 3 are Traded on tnetr aanv reciiiuionn miu uuu Ellor c 4 lljO 0 RESULTS OF SPRING FESTIVALS J CLIPPINGS SmdenU trrui cuiuumkuiii iiuK of the first trustees to araw lumber s- 4 2 2 0 class room dt signed for ihe recitation Mem Laboratories are large well lighted 01 iue secona Annual lestival dem for rebuilding college A rather Interesting article In the modem apparatus Abundant clinical tacinues in ooin OTTERBEIN ab r h po a e the of the and equipped with practical onstrates the possibilities which lie edifice destroyed by fire m 1832 and Tattler on the geenral failure of eye Medical and IJental liepanmeris Stahl ss 3 1 0 8 3 I Session tor 1906- 7 All Colleges Begins Tuesday Eeptemoer u laus dormant in sight purports to seo a general evo- Funk lb 4 0 2 9 0 0 Granville and Denison Deacon Shepardson Is still an active v For catalogue and other inrmatiun add re Smith rf 4 0 0 0 0 1 in aaainon iq us unquestioned nr trustee and member of the executive lutionary change in men analagous to Geo M Waters H D L P Bethel DD S Geo H Hatoon GPhD Flick It 4 0 2 lj 0 0 tistlc the loss success the committee is glad committee of the monkeys tail It Ohio Medical University 700- 7 1 4 N Park St Columbus O Grablll p 4 0 0 Oj 1 0 io leport a oaiance on hand of Mr E M Downer seems to see in the dim distant future Leibcap cf 4 0 0 2 1 0 Some of Granville thing over J 100 the time when our ears 4 8 1 1 1 for the permanent class of 1850 who has long been a shall have Kellar 2b 0 0 Mail Your tur Kring 3b 3 0 0 lj 3 0 fund trustee of the college and was at one supplanted our eyes and concludes Phone or Orders Spltter c 3 0 1 5 0 0 Accounts are not yet closed but time an instructor In the institution thus Further and still more com- Denison 1 x 8 soon plicated 0500 002 sb as balanced will be recorded has known every president of the ln- changes does this new organ Groceries and Pure Food Products Otterbeln J 0 1 10000000 in the secretarys book will a bring In Its train The world of po Earned runs Denison 3 Two and be stltutlon and as resident of Gran TO open etry and of song t Is revolutionized base- hits Green Ellor Funk to members of the association ville has perhaps had more Intimate Spltter Three- base hits Allen bfflclal knowledge of its history than Sonnets to mistresses eyebrows and First on balls Off Grayblll 2 THE SENIOR CONTEST any other living peroa except Dea- songs to the maiden with the dreamy Conrads The Big Store 8 t out By Pine by Graybill The I l Struck contest for the senior English con D M Shepardson Dr N 8 eyes are no longer understood for 3 Time of game One hour and We Retail at Whulrsale Prices yinn promises to De better this year is when the goo- goo eared maiden in- five minutes Umpire Francis Burton for whom Burton Hall than ever before The prizes are 110 nnm ia onntw whn nn mrm habits the land man shall read his High Grade Coflees and Seal Shipt Oysters a Specialty NOTES OF THE GAME and 5 to the first and second best knowledge of Denison Mr Janus fate not In sly averted eyes but Ellor played a Btar game Out of essays and orations The girls contest Clm k nf Cmnvllfn Hvln in iet In languorous swaylngs and in excit- he three four times secured will occur this Thursday evening in anon in May- 1830 when our college ed flappings of the ear while bushes 35 N Third St Newark Ohio hits He played an erroless game Recital Hall at 815 The contest had Its beginning in the organization running riot over the broad expanse and had eleven to his cred- ants will be Misses Woodrow Thorn 0f the Ohio Baptist Education Socie of countenance left vacant by the dis it In the eighth Inning Bill stole ton Evans and Nickels The boys ty at the home of Ichabod Corw appearance of the prehistoric eye third contest win occur Tuesday evening Esq Rev Samuel Gorman of Day shall make of women indeed a thing I CHASE nOSTOS A M I B If 1 lI l ot Joy Captain LaRue played a good amy o at o ciock ana win Be par ton was a member or the class of beauty and a forever Are used and endorsed by game in the left garden His two telpated in by Messrs Boyer Gut 1843 but not a graduate of It Michigan has the largest law putouts were difficult catches nage Bridges Bolger Mathews Mr j Whipple Baber of Norwalk school In the country Harvard the largest DENISON UNIVERSITY Green got in on nearly everything Morrh Payne Roudebush and Sten Ohio Mtended the college in 1835 largest academic Cornell the He had one one one r competent Judges have been Und 1836 Mr Peter Richards of technical and Pennsylvania the larg Special Prices to Students on Musical Merchandise and Music one run one hit and one procured for these contests and it is Lode Wlsi attended the college in est medical t books Writr us lor cveryinintf in music s men responded to hopedthatfa large crowd will avail 1843 or thereabouts Two hundred crew at Col Pine pitched ber hU as the inemHAiveg or tnis opportunity to hear1 All cf these except Mr Downer the call for candidates PlJNTEN NEY l EUTSLER game progressed He too got in on the contestants Urn well hevnnrl four morn vears of ombia O Michigan put shot 231 N High St Columbus everything as did Joe age though with unimpaired mental Garrels of the The game was a fast one being THE FRESHMAN- SOPHOMORE 1 powers Their personal recollection 2 feet 1 inch in practice spring practice pulled off in one hour and five min BALL GAME of the earliest years of Denson ore Thomas in his first P F RHOADS SON utes There was not a bit of Jang Some time ago the class of 19 OS of great importance hurled the hammer 148 feet challenged play ling during the game i the class ofJ1909 to a There should be a list or all the The newspaper correspondents at Score cards were printed and dis baseball game The challenge was pioneers In our educational history Cornell have organized a Press Cub Fine Tailoring and tributed free They are to be to accepted and a Joint committee has who are stlli jiving Wno will fur In order to prevent the sending out of sued for each home game arranged a game to be plyed on Bea nlsn information false reports Mens Furnishings E Benjamin Yale has been ap ver Field on Tnursaay May ii AUGUSTINE S CARMAN Leland Stanford University has ar pointed as official scorer There has been a great deal of riv cepted the challenge of Waseda Unl Spring Woolens Now on Display alry between these two lower classes Recently thirty Bowdoln men went verslty of Japan for a return game of NEWARK 8 DENISON 2 Y M C A liuildmg Newark Ohio during the past year and the contest to Portland and took the part of baseball to be played at Wasede The team played ine Newark O- l Is already claiming the attention of monks archers soldiers execution Perhaps the wrecking of the Univer league team Thursday at Idlewllds the members of the classes and riv PPS nobles valets and neasants in sity by the earthquake will prevent FOR QUALITY Park and were defeated 3 to 2 airy to attain a place on the class La Sorclere as presented by Mad them doing so The Japanese play Chambers and Hunt did the pitch teams shows well for the spirit of the Bm Earnhardts comnany in the ers came to California last year and inc Two of Newark s runs were underclassmen and no doubt a good portland Cltv Hall AH the supers were defeated scored on errors crowd be on hand to witness the com will were treated ver y kindly by the Ground bus been broken for a nev as this will b BASKETBALL CAPTAIN contest on the 17th pany and were allowed to view the university library at Yale sopho- elect- the last chance the present whole play from behind the scenes Walter Livingston has been The University of Heldelburg has more class will have to feel the met- CLOTHIER ed captain of the basketball team recently secured a new building for tle of the freshmen An athletic surplus of 130000 OHIO for next year Manager Campbell is of more than 700000 OF NEWARK n- htcli ha been hidden during the Its library already at work arranging the sched vninmoa RnmA twenty miles of of Steln- Bloch Smart Clothes Manhattan Lehigh University has organized a last 13 years has been recently dis Sellers ule required to hold the books National Hats covered at space is and Cluett Shirts Continued on Page 2 hnxlne club laie X

alas they are hardly as warm as his Dont be too hard on the alumnus OTTERBEIX DEFEATED DENISONIAN corporal and- so in absolute who is temporarily out of joint In Page 1 TI1Ey rind Continued from WE ARE LOOKING desperation he throws down the point of college loyalty An old Ro- There will be two games on Beav- FOR Publiaed Every Week During the book seeks oblivion in slumber ard man morallzer once said Qui ebrium er Field this week Your presence And Catering lor the trade of the man whose is Approval of ambition to College Year Under ven- laedit abse- item laedit or words to tomorrow flunks like a man I will help to win them look Coa- Hat Faculty of Denison University well dressed If its a Nobby Suit Top or ture the assertion that mort than that effect Now an alumnus whose TEXXIS anything in the ine ol Mens Furnishings and you ap- natural affection is thrown off its bal want to be Walter C Humpton one poor fellows grades hava At a meeting at 1130 Saturday well drebsed can find it x Editor in- Chief I proached zero as a limit durlnv the ance by some imagined wrong like you at Phone No S morning in Coach Stantons office Gordon C Beck cold snaps of last winter one whose mind Is off Its balance Business Manager- J the representatives of the various s Nor can the detrimental physical through excess of wine is in a cer- Maurice Pace Associate Editor tennis courts in town met and form- effects be overlooked There has tain figurative senqe absent Dont BUTLEDG- E BEOS B A Bennett T Local Editors ed the Denison University Tennis Sellers of Good Clothes A B Chaffee J been more sickness in the doruis do him an Injury in his absence 9 League Theodore BJohnson was Laura Beitler Society during the recent winter than at any have heard the same alumnus ex Roudebush elected president and Clyde Hollo- 21 South Side Clara Shepardson other time since I have been press very different sentiments In a Square Newark Ohio Gertrude Phillips J tien way secretary and treasurer ison It was no uncommori 10 normal state of mind and have icon Jesse Stenger Alumni uit At a later meeting held at 611 E Benj Yale a Athletics see a lounge pushed un against the fldence enough in his fundamental the league met again and the fal- TV CoEservfttorv radiator and bearing a student in tlx sense of justice to expect that his lowing schedule of iluubles was ar- gripe of some cold weather mulidly Alma Mater will receive due repara- one year in advance ranged to be played on Saturday Subscriptions I25 In substantiation of this statement tion from him in course of time Smart Oxfords If paii after Januarj 1 1906 morning May 5 vl50 I may mention the cases of Beam W H JOHNSON 1 Single Copies Five Cents Sigma Chi vs Cemetery Club on Gutridge Bolger and John Bridges New York City April 28 v Not Advertising rates made known On appli Prof Colwells court at any price can cation Personally I was on the verge of Phi Gamma Delta vs Watertank leaving school and would have been there be built better I Address all communications to The THE COLLEGE MAX AXD Club at Cemetery court Ohio torapelled to do i were it not for I Denisonian Granville POLITICS Beta Alpha Delta vs East Dorm Oxfords than the he nkl of Dr Thompson i The following editorial is from the Club on Beta Theta PI court Entered as Second Class Matter at the Then again the defective Janitor i Granville Post Office Bowdoin Orient Bowdoin College Beta Theta PI vs Colwells court system Little is needed to supple Dorothy Dodd Brunswick Me at the Sigma Chi court iriMt what was said In tho list Issue Wje have called attention from The recent of corrup- Umpires will be chosen by the ofA of The Denisonian I appreciate the revelation time to time to The Denisonian tion and bosslsm in national state fleers of the league part that the janitors are students Box placed in Mr Ackleys drug and municipal politics should cause working their way through school In a spicy editorial Dartmouth store for the purpose of facilitating every young man who is devoting LINEHAN BROS to whom the financial aid is a bene announces its determination as an news gathering and wd have asked four of the best years of his life to IIrjCT fit I sympathize with the boys for Institution to know itself and in or- 17 liiliiPfinprn t that the students preparation for his subsequent career I also am working my way through der to accomplish this end offers COLLEGE feel free to use to ask himself seriously the ques- and the college at large a dozen white NEWS the columns of tion What is proper of the attitude pages each month inviting every the paper for the the college man toward politics A fellow- feeling nlakes us wond- man who has opinions to give them purpose of expressing themselves on drous kind cannot be denied there is It that The request has been ulfly complied matters of college interest as well as too much corruption in our politics Ptiotos with and the first opinion presents a to aid us In collecting the news of But should these brothers be allowed But what would the college man do FROM HE COLUMBUSO to follow graphic description of their chin- town and gown Now it Is impossi- their slipshod methods Accept the situation and let it grow ARE THE BEST SPECIAL STUDENT RATES ning season All those who have ble for the staff to know all the lo- If all the Janitors were like SheiM worse by avoiding politics or enter- lately gone through with our own cal happenings and this is one fea- or our recent Pat Orlmmell no ing the field in one capacity or an- cherished rushing season will be In ture of the college paper that we de- one could complain but they are not other and using his efforts to improve terested In viewing the practice from sire to be strong Perhaps you Doubtless the work is not very in- Conditions the standpoint of I Theological Seminary are going out of town on a visit or spiring to some of the boys and tliej the Dartsmouth Rochester Who would think of President writer who says IN rod hear cr read something about do as little of it as they can This It Is a season of Rochester Y Rooseveit a vuiulug politics because coddling and baby- talk up one of our alumni It would not re- is why some of the lavatories In the backed there is too much corruption His with juvenile diplomacy sys- AUGUSTUS H STRONG D D LL D President Quire much effort on your part to west dorm are on the pig- pen order If the answer Is because there is corruption tem was instituted for purpose The It is truly marvelous ob- the make a note of It and drop it in however to go In fight to quell I will and it W of rolling fraternities of ves- I EIGHT Denisonian box It is getting late In serve the dexterity which a few of the last PROFESSORS believe this to be the only answer of tige of dignity the year and there are only a few our men have acquired in the art of and living freshmen EIGHT DEPARTMENTS the college man He need not neces modest and amiable before more weeks In which to publish the Janitor work I forget the exact the most t sarily become a ward politician but Intolerable of fat heads It serves paper but they are weeks in which record in seconds per bed one of our its Old Testament New Testament English Bible Church can and should take an active purpose admirably Let is be said there will be much of local Interest experts has attained Now in all H istory Theology Christian Ethics watchful Interest in all political cam- to the credit of every fraternity We desire to make these issues the frankness if men wish to work their in Homiletics Elocution paigns in order that corruption be college that each conscientiously fol- best of the year and your support way through school by attending to 7 lessened lows the dictates of its own greed can help a lot Use The Denisonian the dorms let them do their work Address correspondence to is Impossible to prove tha and allows no thought of general It the i box none8tiy and 11 tney wui not do it great offices or ononuiments will be the welfare to disturb the even tenor of Win then I say it is too much to expect The actions of some small boys reward of every college man who Us own conscientiousness The it the bulk of students to be inconven- SliliaiMSililSIiMliiaiBI Miss Fergusons recitnl calls to mind takes a hand in politics it is likewise Kalends t ienced in order to their accommoda that there is need of some change unnecessary It is enough to say that tion Let us have non- student Jan- Coach Con- every college man who sees his great John F McLean has been about the cellar entrance at the itors STTJZDIO political condi- discharged by the faculty of Missouri ELLIOTT servatory of Music It is not the first est reward in better Original Ideas Exclusive Mountings Special What are we to do Most of us because he went down into his own FINE PORTRAITS w V tions rather than in high office will UIUO tUUl lUUPIbUI VMWVM are both disinclined and powerlens Rate to STUDENTS amply by and pocket to pay some of the expenses ment has been spoiled for some of be satisfied the honor 111 South High Street COLUMBUS O to leave the dorms Disinclined be- of Akerson the No the audience by a number of small appreciation that will be accorded crack fullback of cause the facilities are good and the 05 team boys climbing upon the roof of the him by a grateful publlo The affair has arous- the student intercourse is congenial ed considerable talk The students shed that covers the cellar entrance Neither can it be denied that L E Powerless because when a fellow at Missouri look upon McLean as a DAVIS and peering Into the windows per- there is prejudice In some quarters comes here expecting to remain four martyr to his own generosity forming antics or displaying some years against the college man In politics DENTIST or more and spends about 11 A G Spalding Bros unsightly object to the view of the undoubtedly true men In hundred fixing It is that Office over Wright Wrights Grocery dollars in up hia in audience The removal of the1 shed both business and politics are saying Largest Manuiwttureri Office Hours 8 am to 11 m i to pm apartments how can he pull up the World of OlHcial 430 or the covering of it with spllcoc in substance today as did Horace stakes and betake himself to furnish- Athletic Supplies would remedy this annoying prac- Greeley say literally forty years ago QICIILODIODl ed rooms without the most decided Base Ball- Lawn Tennis- Foot Ball tice The Lord deliver us from college Inconvenience Indeed the only Croquot- Golf t men and other horned creatures But pear Mr Editor effective plan that I know of is a di- Implements for all Sports we believe that the men who hold 36 North Paik rect appeal to Dr Hunt More than As one of the denizens of the two small class- Tor over quarter of entDry Spaldings once this view constitute Trrt- Mrk on Han Ball Implfmenla has dorms I take the liberty Of adding have I and others dared ap- fcdisonV es the one those who do not konw ProifctInK Kinet marked tba advancement of tbls particular THE CONNECTING LINK word to what was said In the last proach him with our complaints and incope Movinii 1lcturf sport BETWEEN THE GREAT LAKES AND THE the college man and look upon him as Conllnnus Perlormance SOUTH AND SOUTHEAST Issue of The Denisonian with regard on every occasion W has used all his a theorist only the other those who from to a m to u p m MAP to our abodes That our dorm life Influence on our behalf Prexy has A clean plxce of amuse- LOOK At THE

college man fear his 1 do know the ment Courtfnus treat- L TO a TlS Is far from being Ideal Is alas too the Interests of the students at heari 7SrTW Influence and therefore discourage his ment shown all patrons true and It seems to me that the and every new comfort and conven- Admission cents entry Into their field of effort j blame for this centers first In the ience that he can think of is added to But in addition to all thla that Spaldings Trad Mark aV0 management and second in a few the dorms He has always expressed on your Atbleilc Implements gives you an ad- I existing corruption demands his Pictures Change on vantage over tba other player aa you have s himself as being moBt willing the T IcmTtaauea J reckless spirits among the boys to help better article laata longer gives mors latle OtnAmo1tiivceX AcaAMviua f us n every fexigiency influence for better conditions that Monday lactlon themselves From lack of time But what at there Is ample reward for him that Kvery Baea Ball Manager ahond send V and space I can deal only with the thoughtful student knowing as he and Thursday once for a copy of Hpaldlngs Spring and 1HU7 the prejudice against him Is really of Hummer Catalogue Free former must the many weighty matters little accord that the people at large A 6 SPALCIX2 1 EF3S Our Just complaint is due to- p that claim President Hunts atten- are prone to sacrifice their Interests well to save complications we had tion will car to burden him with New York ChicsgSP Denver too long to the will of the bosses in Ban Francisco New Orleans better say to some defect In the heat- petty grievances j addition to all these there Is another H La Ferre ing system As I stand sow at the Mr Editor I am not a kicker reason why the college man should genial dawning of the springtime it nor a chronic pessimist I am as loy MERCHANT TAILOR ONLY tffcke a hand in politics It Is becauso not without a creeping in my al a Denisonian as any man who it a Granville W Is qualified man as 0 TVMV M MM he the best backbone I contemplate Mil Ml T I TTriYi ftoiarVi Rati SLEEPING CAR LIIIE that the 1 aaaM no class In the country There are Tf DVeiVat STVM BTWBEH chills and shivers of the recent win- rash statements but projected a W few three reasons for this as follows He CHICAGO FIND LAY KENTON ter While the front rooms of the sober facts to which many an- Is trained to think logically on all COLUMBUS CORNING ATHENS buildings have been tolerably warm other fellow can attest Let us hone problems he studies under the lead The Improved MIDDLEPORT GALLIPOLIS thanks partly to the fact that the that they will strengthen your af- AND CHARLESTON ing thinkers the social economic and GENERAL V sun shining upon them the back- firmations and draw the attention of political conditions both past and Darin Carm m rln br rooms have been on the refrigerator the powers that be to this Important BOSTON HARDWARE ranor axn twoenTouoand department present and finally because college Columbus Elegant niodrrn Pn- lor order Ah how often have I dread- so that life in the Car with firxt- claiw CAFE SERVICE life inculcates In htm a spirit of fair between Toledo Columbus and ed the study hour Try to imagine dorms may be more livable next GARTER Charleston I play Independence of thought and sir a student seated at his desk en year v Broadway Granville liberality of views more thoroughly The Standard Ask us for Time Cards Polders Etc deavoringto get out a lesson in fresh Yours truly It It I Pleasure in Answer Questions than can be done outside the college for Gentlemen man A He has shut every window GEO W PHILLIPS Vnurmf Hook On Passenger A tt Toledo 0 chinked every crevjee and stuffed ALWAYS EASY a THE rag or two into the opening Jnflr Editors of the Denisonlon The Name BOSTON FDRHODESDDS GARTER If the door He has done more sir Dear Sirs tn view of Mr Car EW BRIOKELS lUmped DENTIST W on every losp TiiEGLtcicsL not daring to indulge in the luxury vec mmm i- iwuu uuer w neip in giving Proprietor Office Wilson Buiiding of study attire besides his heavy Denison its sorely I needed enlarge Second Floor OF clothing he has donned his over ment of library facilities let me sug Temperance coat and turned up the collar of the gest that all students who can find 4 Colgate University same There heslts with bis hands time and that certainly would not CUSHION Is the oldest Haptist Theological Billiard Room BUTTON ONLY THE Seminary of our Faculty stuffed Into his pockets trying to exclude many should turn to the country of 1 twelve besides lecturers Wide range keep warm and at the ame time May number of the Popular Science CLASP in addition to mystery rLies 1st to the tetf BEST GftOCElUES of elective siudies the unravel the of the biquad- Monthly an5 read what Mr Carnoglb ntveri IN O 11 T LUSCII ROOM connfc i can noruniaiiens prescribed course including study ratic equation After a while he jo- has to say on one of the most Import TION AT VOID VIHTWHIR1 and work in New York city Degree glns to sneeze and shiver and so he ant questions of this or any othei ftimpltiwlr gnkjnp B D for special work For cata- Sliort Ordori a HpwlHlty Callim Ite Mllnl crawls tip to the radiator places h time the proper method of settling Ol wtlpt o prln CHRYSLER logue or information address Om rroat 0 Mkr book on a chair and hugs the pipes International disputes BuUuaMaH USA HAM f tviny Pain S BURN Dean in mowi aneuiiuuaia manrnr mu Junl h word on a lar Warranted IJ- I M V V iuuereui mailer lVanuts 111111 OWENS r

o fcaBBbisu LOCALS Frank Pease returned Wednesday from Cleveland where jie had beto IX Rl jl on a short business trip t f WJIll Townsend was home over Mrs Bunyan Spencer received miumnmoiesj 4- New M4 Attractive Sunday word Thursday morning from her There was a small attendance at father Mr H L Gear who was in THE LIST OF DEAD AND MISSING the senior exhibition Thursday the San Francisco earthquake Ho After a great battle or a disaster Furnishing Goods evening escaped uninjured but met with a like that at San Francisco one of the big loss of personal property Mr most tragic experiences is the slow Wm Ashbrodk lslted In Johns- You know Gear is a brother of Mrs W Ew- process of compiling a list of the dead that Spring cant De far away wfe yOU town Wednesday T v sce tje new art and missing Strange mistakes are things in our Furnishing Goods Stock Expert hatter at Newark Steam J jt Panamas bleached re- blocked often made through the failure of in- Neckwear at 25 and SO that has come direct from best Dye Works Largest In the city the mahu and retrimmed at Newark Steam dividuals to report for themselves or facturersof Mens High Grade Neckwear in West Main street Both phones the country The Ill Dye Works 111 West Main street their friends Something of the1 same very newest advancr spring in all 508 patterns correct shapes New Much enthusiasm is shown over difficulty Is experienced In compiling neckwear every week Get an Eastman at D B X i ji jt the new project of organized Campus a General Catalogue such as Denison New T Watanahe 07 visited Iriends patterns in iligee shirts very nobby 60 I CO i50 up to la preparing for it Seventy- fifth An- tubing x tue ftieeuug Ul me bLU vuyj i uii iuii nne oi In town Sunday niversary The failure to report ui oiuris iiiu n seasonaDie Under- dents Jast Thursday Mr Bolger was wear right prices 6 Lloyd was home Saturday at ji jt J E elected director of this movement leaves many a name In uncertainty j J J and Sunday and since then committees have met Will not every reader jot the papei Homer Beattle of Norwalk visit tp make further plans All students who knows of an alumnus of Deni ed friends In town last week who can sing will be called upon to son who has died since the issue of MERIDITH BROTHEKS the last General Catalogue in 1900 Roy Wells was a college visitor lend their aid In pushing this along Doty House Saturday and Sunday Tennis and baseball goods at D or of a living alumnus who has not Block Newark sent in a report for the General Cat- Ladles and gents spring gar- B X alogue of 1906 Immediately notify ments dry cleaned at Newark Steam CALLIOPEAN the undersigned before it Is altogeth- Jye Works SOCIETY Declamation V Jenness er to late To be living and lost to A number of the students made Paper Ditto view Is more humiliating than to bt use of the fine weather Saturday for Reading jj Johnson dead Secretary Denison Alumni a fishing trip to Buckeye Lake They Oration Huston Granville O rennrt excellent success The bass Essay C W Thompson season closed today Current Events S G Bridges Seaburg ex- 03 The Beta Alpha Delta wore colors Debate Alexander- Patrick Miss Anna Seaburg ex- 03 of Dav- Orcutt last week for Alfred Et Cetera ton has been the guest of Dr and 06 visited In town Porter E H Leslie Mrs Herrick during the past week last week IRVING Miss Seaburg expects to remain In was In town i Arthur Hlxon 06 After the roll call and chaplains Granville until after the Shepardson his visiting friends He delivered exercises the following program was Glee Club concert and then leave evening and senior oration Thursday produced for Millersburg She will make a returned to Ada Essay Brown short visit with friends there before Steam Expert hatter at Newark Current Events Duerr going to Chicago where she will city Dye Works Largest in the Declamation Yale make her future home West Main street Both phones Science Paper Massle ill Will Pay Your Fare to Coliimbns and Return if You Buy a Suit 508 Debate Desolved That the U S Harbour 07 at Our Store Coach Stanton was in Columbus Senate should be abolished Alumni Ed of Denisionan Your Friday on uumuess AfSriutttlVe Huui card of the 16th was forwaraed me Prof Stickneys ornotholbgy class Negativ- eOrrS from Cleveiand We have been her was up at 530 last Saturday morn Won by affirmative for a llttleovr a year and a half ing Sally t Bradshaw- Moore endeavoring to build up our Baptist Edgar Harner was confined to hla Interest in a town quite paedobaptist FRANKLIN room on account ol Illness a couple x in its tendencies I rejoice to hear of Biography John Hay of days the first of the week Denisons progress find hope next fall 1 f Prof Carney and George Howell Elson Heator to pay a short visit for tnis has never Essay Magic W G spent Saturday at Hanover dolns Spencer been my pleasure since I graduated axtempo A M geological research Colby In 97 Remember me kindly to any Current Events Gordon C Beck The new small Euterpe and Phllo one who may know me There Is e Extempo wTa Payne pins are made extra- heavy and have picture In my dining room of the Den safety catches on them For sale t ju iuuei ttuirmaiive lsonlan corps At this time Mr White H M Huffman iv negative Decision eauormch- by King the Jeweler was ier I represented r In favor of negative A product of the mystics of orl the Y M C AMay the paper and Open debate ental magic appeared on the campus the college continue to strive for the Tuesday morning when through the best things Sincerely yours THE WHITE FEATHER iiVV fti occult performances of some over- WM R Barbour This is the title of a communlca bright Btudent the Arbor Faculta Bellevue Ohio w vuvx WJ A X ItJBli tls sprang into being and bore fruit man it is a very extended article Xlchol ex- Denison has one of the most beautiful college sites in America witn sxteen buildings an Some of toe ripest 02 and investment of over night which more than a mlllllon of dollars Its faculty numbers forty and It has abou five hundred limit of space prevents our Mr Ferns Nichol ex- 02 whe students In its various plums referred In terms compllmen departments viz Granville College for young mem Shepardson Cnrege for youn women Doane Academy printing It seems to be a good roast graduated at Kenyon since tary or otherwise to Old Hickory and has the Conservatory of Music and the School of Art Young women as well as young men receive the Denison de- for 08 for not coming to the fresh- been on gree In Science Philosophy and Big Graft Gil Desache the engineering force of the Arts Literature Prex mens view point in the debate they B 0 at Newark resigned his po- The courses in language and literature have always hwn tron nml It scientific work has taken high rank Kibble and numerous others who educational Recently has wanted in with the sophs Apparent sition there and accepted a very ex in the world there been added a chalr of history and political economy and a depart- In some unknown manner had called ly ment of engineering which have already bepn paitronlzed by larsre numbers of students the sophs wanted the debate at cellent position offered him in the UOWll Upuil LuviT ucauo iu6 maiu The fine Gymnasium and Y M C A building is a fining once or not at all but the freshmen same department recoeniion of the leadership which Denison has college wizards of the Atlantic taken among the colleges both In athletics and along advanced lines Y some of the claim in M C A work that their class has so much Coast Line R R at Wilmington N Howard Clark spent Sunday at his Granville which has Just celebrated the centennial of its settlement is an ideal home for educational par good material to pick from that h home In Utlca poses j preliminary Is necessary This the For catalogues illustrated bulletins and other information write to Ladles and gents spring gar sopohomores would not stand for Herrlek ex- 04 PRESIDENT EMORY W ments dry cleaned at Newark Steam HUNT DO UD Granville O and the freshmen declare they art A letter was received a few days Dye Works showing the white feather ago by Prof Herrfck from his Mr Vandenbark of Dresden nepnew jtiarry tiemcK Is a was a guest of Mr Shore over Sun- Prof C J Herrick attended the who student at the University of Califor day meeting of The American Confed- FOOTWEAR FR0VI FACTORY TO FEET stating f eration nia that he with the other Fobs Hamilton went to his home of Reciprocating Examin- a The Seasons newest fids and fancies for the Spring trade Correct Styles cadets was called into service of for Men and Trinway Friday evening and re- ing and Licencing Medical Boards i Women We have the most complete stock of Mens Boyn Youths Womens Misses rescue and relief at San Francisco turned today which met In Columbus last Tuesday i and Children Shoes and Oxfords to be found anywhere No need to go elsewhere after the recent earthquake He de- Carl Eschman spent Sunday In It Is the object of this society to es- scribes the awful sight suffer- tablish a Btandard requirement and Dresden for ing Panamas bleached re- blocked medical colleges and to bring about For the prices in this country See them and youll say so Dont take our word for and retrimmed at Newark Steam a co- operation of work between the W C Lacy ex- 06 Is now traveling it come and see for yourself Dye Works West Main street literary college and the medical for the American Book company ill Y M C A BUILDING John Hislop spent Sunday at his school from office the Cincinnati Mr Lacey NEWARK OHIO home in Columbus Is located at Yellow Springs Ohio Dr Kanishl A Kenneth Allen left Saturday morn- Sakawa has been appointed a member of ing for his home It has been nec- the faculty 96 Rev A C Baldwin of the of Yale He is essary for him to drop out of school the first Japanese to First Baptist church Aurora III Thurston Teachers Wanted THE NEWTON be elected to the faculty uni- for the remainder of this year but of this baptized thirteen convert on Easter 1 hvc Mound fmllloM lurl versity Teachers many urmoii gramiait at goo THEOLOGICAL Sunday 1 Mlarlr Hiir taiU he now intends to return in the fall 1 rmb I Arclay than have rattdldnna availyi TTn MASiVt 11 Inrennw f A A VtttA1rA 1 aWe Ffsd tr ecl 1 lufc is- s INSTITUTION The athietes of the University of lion Enmll ftrly and Philiomathean pins at Kings 88 The many friends of the late California will hereafter receive Anna M laaratoa Mr S7l Wiiuk Dr Daniel Shepardson who died Nov t Chlcfc the Jeweler credit toward graduation for work The New England Baptist Ned Roberts 03 of Columbus 25 1905 in Honolulu Hawaii will be done on the gridiron diamond and I Size Semirary near Cambridge visited friends in town over Sun track interested to know that his wife who and boston day so ably supplemented his work will Shoe Headquarters John Swartz er- 06 is now spend- E Q Stanley 93 who was for sail for Berlin on May 1ft where she ARROW expects 3 Cents each 1 lor SS Centa For All Upto- Date Will begin its eighty second ing some time with his parents and some time a missionary in Africa has to pursue a course of musical OLUETT PEABODY CO Shirk year September 5th 1906 friends in town Just accepted a call from the Baptist study Mrs Shepardson will be ab- tm of Vtuell and ilimareh sent from this country about two The freshman- sophomore debate church in Wellington O Open to College Trained Men years and upon her return will take FOOTWEAR thas been declared oft because tho with Knowlege of Greek J H Brierly M D 75 Is now re up her life work as a teacher Our Joint committee was unable to come CHASES Call on siding at Glasco Kas and represents best wishes attend departure and Thorough Courses and Wide to a satisfactory agreement It Is hr the 66th District in future success The Standard Ground Floor Studio Range of Elr- cuves to be regretted that these classes the Kansas House MILLER of Representatives 64 East Vlh8t FRED cannot come together in some kind Mrs Shepardson graduated from Equipment for health comfort refine No of a contest The sophomores have Granville Female College in 90 and Work First Class and Stairs ment and inspiring studv Expenses Prof Will E Wells who took his challenged to base- from the G F C Conservatory In THE UNIVERStTY OF CHICAGO entirely within the possibility of every the freshmen a degree of M 8 at Denison In 97 is W9- man ot Mnd ball game and It Is hoped that the 88 Old Phona T If Pbotw lltt scholarship industry teaching biology at Grand Island Ne The Unlvnaliy jrrar la dlvldrd lino lour Qunr- challenge will be accepted and that Irra Wntr Xnhii Bumimr and Autumn Ad For information iddtess braska Mr Wells motner and sis Mr C A Marsh of the class of nil- alnn lit grHiiii- ri at tliv ofrt- tilttff nt rnch nn these classes can come together In a State Dye Works Juiiunry vd April Id Jtnir IHh and Iwr Int ter are well known residents of Gran- 78 his son daughter will tcl and and trndtiHtrt hiHtiticiion laKfTcrd it tlia Orodttata PRESIDENT N E good old class game which will Crhmiiaof Kn and Muraium and ilia igden WOOD ville spend the summer abroad Mr CALLANDER BROS PROPS old- UrailiHH Hrhiid id 8h nre bring back some of that time nlfiTMl till- OlvlnII Newton Centre Marsh Is vico president of the Marsh Pnlmtial liiotninlnn la In Mats class spirit V Krlimd ill i l aw hrh d lliili Mllcal Ciillcga O S Clevfnger 75 Is in faraway Bingham Co lumber dealers Chl- Dry Cleaning Dyeing afltllalvil ald he Srlwtil of KdiHatlnn Von get styles Summer Qiiartir Jiin K- rVpimbrr 1 can all of the latest A1onka a tnlilouary at Skagway cago Mmt Tirwt Jim i July w Hemnd Tumi July Repairing t7- A HI eye glass mountings and also ct Pressing Mxuat lallrntii la M- wnilttnl lor III C MA LONE in nllr qnarier nr Inr t- ltlirr Icrm rull and regu- J your eye fitted correctly nt Llehtlgs Dudley Rhoada 76 Is at 578 East M N McCall 09 Is connected with Office and Works Van Buren BldgT lar crrdlt 1 given fnr ft- ork dfine ffrH- cUl cnum- a ara tiffrrrd lr tearhrra t or Information addrraa 1- Cor Church and Fourth Streets CLOTHIER Optical Parlors 16 2 North Park 51st Boulevard Chicago He Is a son the Baptist Temple at Havana Cuba THE UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO llace AewarK onio ot Mr Charles nnoads ot urahvlue Newark Uhio ijnirtiRO Illinois a Gentsf Furnishings SENIOR EXHIBITION st yt- jAi jtrtjfLsft rf- ti3 UPTO- DATE The last of the regular senior cxi ISHEPABDSOII IIOTES ercises occurred last Thursday even ing In Recital Hall attended by a fy- sip Tn KS- ti BOOTS SHOES is rather small crowd many doubtless Miss Edna Thornton was the being kept away b the threatening AND guest of Miss Clara Roudebush Mon rain day evening Miss Carroll gave the opening es WINTER OXFORDS iss Grace Wright entertainer say wnicn oy mmv jimuuuutca Miss Mabel Butterneld Wednesday the best of the evening Her sub For College Men and Women in a Variety of Styles and to see our New eveniirgr- J I ject was The Success of Failure tldlth Thomas entertained man is not the at the RIGHT PRICES Goods all th fiiwi while Miss Toe real successful Spring Dress Miss Mary MoKibben at supper but he who fails and is will French labrcb both victor goods and the bheer Tuesday evening ing to admit his failure using that depart- r flowered and plain are now in the Miss Ella Roberts was the guest of failure as a means to attain some ihe firrt TWi McHueomerv ments There is no question thai Mas saturdav better success by an oration by ESTABLISHED 1830 the choke and later duplicates evening This was followed buyers get Maude Chapin left for her home in Hixon After a novel introduc- as the imporu- d fabrics Mr are not so dainty Elyriii Sunday on account or a tion Mr Hixon in- treating his sub ought 10 V that are made to our order This sprained1 ankle ect said that the man for the appeal to every woman The many friend of Miss Susie times is the man with convections Quick were glad to welcpme her and purpose Jackson and uoose- THE II H GRIGGS COMPANY back Thursday velt were contrasted as to their fit STARLING Miss Lela Montgomery Is recover ness for the work each found to do ing from her accident Miss Anna Beattie well handled Miss Mary Hunt entertained Mrs her essay entitled Why Study the rSlnriinnT Pnf Innrn Butterfield- Smith and Misses Isabel History of Art Miss Beattie Butterneld and Anna Sieburg Sat showed the value of art in relation JlltjUllMl uuiioyo urday evening to other studies Art gives a broad- Miss Edna Thornton was the er vision of life and enables one to 21 guest of Miss Bess Trumper Friday better appreciate the beauties we so Unequaled Laboratory and Clinical Fa- evening often pass by cilities Four Hospitals Francis AH STUDENTS Miss Grace Wright spent Saturday Business a Vocation For Col St and Sunday In Newark lege Men was the subject of Mr Carmel St Anthony and Lawrence Hospit- The Euterpean Literary Society Humptons ration The college als connected with the College 3SjD met In Recital Hall Friday evening man should go into business for two Write for announcements with the following program reasons r Because tnrough the train- i We are showing new SPRING How to Study Art ing he has received he is best fitted CHAS S HAMILTON ill D I It i I i STYLES in LADIES Neck Florence Gray to direct the great industrial move I I Dean wear Belts Ribbons Laces Schools of Art Ann Beattie ments of the times and because r i 1 r I CURTIS C HOWARD I Sc i i CmDrOluerieS C IC Instrumental Solo many mgn position are hwuiuub ft I 1 Blanche Bushnell who is fitted to fill them Registrar i someone MENS Ties ArrOW Collars Famous Art Galleries Miss Dlckersons essay was The 1 o Soft ShirtS Be tS HatS HO Bess Trumper Value of Mathematical Study The I t sierv Monarch Shirts Etc great value of mathematical study s SOCIAL lies in the use of the following fac- i i which It calls tp Chicago Washington Mlnneapolii Spokane Ran Franclico New York The Betas entertained a number of ulties of the mind toiion Denver Portland Loa Anirplrg heir friends at dinner last Frid the attention observation Imagina Chicago Office Fine Arts Building 203 Michigan Boulevard UlliiLiU evening Those who enjoyed their tion and reason Mathematics is the Manager Herbert F Fik Ernest E Olp Marion Holmes Let us know your wants Manual and membership forms sent on application Misses most completely logical of fill the hispltality were Blinn Par Twentjr- Third Year Over 22000 positions filled sons Davies Jones Adams Peck sciences ham Montgomery Prof and Mrs The last number on the program Trask and Prof and Mrs- McKnnan was on oration Jjy Mr Bollinger at is better than this The best list ol Spring Shoes on The Power of the Insignificant eanh The newestf lasts and all leathers on the S E MORROW showed first the power Miss Edna Thornton Mary McKlb Mr Bollinger market For all the new ideas call for GRANVILLE O of visible forces that usually pass b I ben Marguerite Jones Gertrude and by a number of Wright Maude Thompson Clara unnoted then 1350 and 400 Illustrations spoke of the power of Wright and Flora Hoover were Emerson 360 and S400 insignificant guests at the Phi Gam home Thu- forces which are such Stacy Adams 5 00 and 600 rsYOUNG MEN Care day evening for dinner only in name Mauss 360 400 450 A couple of very pleasing numbers Richard Brenons 250 3j0 350 on the violin were given by Mr Jttd- for date Mrs D D Johnson Frances more up to son in his own delightful style i i Johnson and Mrs W TT Tnhnnnn ETIYf S oninfl n thA T A Vh1fh entertain mczrncn S 5 S cnii Clothing than do older were guests at dinner Sunday at the A ment a di S S Chamberlain lodge men and they usually The complete program follows H BECKMAN Prop 9 S Third St Essay The Success of Failure buy where they can BETA SMOKER Miss Clarice Can oil On last Tuesday night the mem Oration The Man For the Crozer find the best for thc berB ot the Beta Theta P1 iraternity Times Arthur H Hixon Theological Seminary PHOTOGRAPHS eujuyeu un inionnai smoKer at tneir MubIc Evening Song Schuman Henry 0 Weston D D LL D President TAKEN chapter house After light refresh- Mr Judson money College ments were served toasts were re- Curriculum designed for Gradu Essay Why Study the History ales and others ol like attainments sponded to by DAY OR NIGHT members of the var of Art Miss Anna Belle Beattie Free access to Philadelphias Libraries J l M W ious classes as rouows seniors nrnHnnniiaino a Vocation and Archaeological Museumk By ELECTRIC LIGHT K b unissoia juniors K W Hoyt For Colleite Men Privileges of elective work in the Univirtity of Pennsylvania The STYLE FIT QUALITY AND PRICE iiinKjey iresn AT Walter C Humpton Degree of B D at graduation to qualified men K B Allen preps W H El Music Romance in O Beethoven students holding degree ot A a at I are just right 1 m a tor iuasisi were hibo given oy Mil nt Expenses Light i M till l I HI iUli UtiUUDUU lard Campbell Professors Trask and Essav The Value of MathflmaH Scholarships for A BMen information address MacKinnon cal Study For Catalogs and MIT9HELL fe MIRACLES MILTON G EVANS Dean SENIORS GOING INTO Miss Viva Kelsey DicKersun Chester Penna BUSINESS Y M 0 A mt East Side Square Newark 0 Oration The Power of the In TECHNICAL WORK A helpful and yet rather unusual significant should write us to- day for full lnormation phase of the subject of Steward- concerning desirable positions in all parts Freeman E Bblinge McCAHONS ottne country we already have 1271 ship was presented yesterday definite places for College University and THE PHOTOGRAPHS FROM morning by our leader Prof M E I echnical School graduates to begin work LIBRAR1 GALLERY In July or September ard the list Is grow- Btlckney The story of the Good aV ing daily A choice of the best ofportuni THE 1NNES K1EFER STUDIO samaruan tLUKe iuz5- 37 was The following books have recently 6HIO ties is yours if you write us at once stating NEWARK age course read and especial emphasis laid on been added to the library taken practical experience if 19J 01 S High St Columbus Ohio any and line of work preferred the question Who io my brother Life of Saint Francis of Assise HAPGOODS light Paul SPECIAL RATES TO Are the best that experience skill and the knowledge ol thai In the of the recent disaster in Sabater National Organization of Bruin Brokers California the term Broother Syntax of Classical Greek from Park Building Pitmburg Pa which U artistic can orrducc The hiehest award over all STUDENTS Offices In other cities ihood assumes a great breadth Our Homer to Demosthenes B L Gil Columbus and G ntra- Ohi ohotocraphers for three consecu inatlon showed a pronounced Christ dersleeve tive seasons is o nl the many proofs of the exclusiveness Intercollegiate CALL ON t ar ian spirit in responding so quickly The Cyclops of Euripides and quaiity ol our wurk i land heartily to this Harvard Bureau of I A need Patterson l Mi 1DCDDV1 I II I Then the pointed Adam Bede George Academic Costume leadt out Elliot DEALER IN That an animal is self- cented It Ways of Nature John Burroughs Cctroll DISCOUNT TO STUDENTS wants to get but not to give Trlm Handbook of Princeton J R STAPLE AND FANCY ltlve man waB much like an animal Williams Zioonord STYLISH CLOTHES A J But civilization brings the spirit of Essays In Application Henry Albany N Y GKOCERIES unselflBhnesa Ai Christian espoc Van Dyke Per von luxuriousneas of having Per VVrnlthnAlH OOWKSaiM HOODS to IVnl Po enjoy the Yale Prlnctnn your clothes made to order If you do tally cannot be self- centered A man Religion and the Higher Life annOhtn Btait UnvrHjr Harvard firnrll Ulllvarrlly l IDrlK prju nnI- Broadway Granville and appreciate High Grade Tailoring at should not accept Christ only as a William R Harper rv Htanliirit and mlirra at vour service rraaonahle prices were Kullabla nattrlala Tnllorlnj experts and wa bow to Savior but rather as a leader A The Oregon Trail Parkman rnniracia a iwclnlty 0 Cent Were IJCent Huporlor workmanahlp r no superior In the Tailoring Business Christian Is a follower of Longfellows Complete Poeticnl Christ IcCuFig a But Christ was an active worker Works RictsrSs Knircri HIGH STREET TAILORS continually busy laboring for others Outdoor Pastimes of An A merlo n For Choke Hence Christianity should stand for Hunter Theodore Roosveelt ARCHITECTS SMART TAILORS i6S North Hish StrCCt unselfish activity on the part of be WPstwArd Ho KnlgRlov nuggeryBulldingr lievers Shelburne Essays Three vols Fresh Salt MeaU 0H10 Moore Columbus Ohio coLumous There was a spirit of love behind P E d all Christs activity He never did a James Russell Lowell Fen in Try WRIGHT WRIGHT THE FARMERS BAHK COM thing simply because It was his duty Greenslet Design atl New Buildings The Christian also should not be im- Special Method in History C A Improvements Staple and ftuccrora to Rani at Oanvlllt McMurrey anc at pelled to service because of a sense Denison University FANCY GROCERIES of obligation alone but his love for Michael do Montaigne E Daw HI CAPITAL 25000 his fellow- men should be so great den that duty would be forgotten In an The Care of a House T M D THOMPSON M D 1 RUSSELLS J Good lor Athlete intense desire to live the altruistic Clark Oirice Hours 800 to a in Good ior Student Deposit accounts received sub- liter v Bonnets and Songs Helen H PHOTO STUDIO 930 Weat ject to check Large or small Utf to 300 p m The Need of a Life will be the Whitney 700 fo 000 p m FKCM Newaik Ohio f subject of our next meeting and Karl Residence and Otnce nri door ivest of University of Cambridge Students GEO PIPERS H Slack Cashier R Bull will lead Sprcial Rates to Baptist Church Granville 0

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