THE ONE COMPLETE STORE IN COLUMBUS

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Brawn, Beef and Speed, Backed by Spirit, and Intelligent Play, and Today's

Game is Ours! Each Saturday afternoon when the team's home, you can locate us at

Ohio Field, rootin~ for the Scarlet and Gray. At all other tImes, we welcome OHIO STATERS to our office, Eight East

Broad Street, where we sell Life Insurance for The MIDLAND, the Company of.which Dr. Thompson is President.

We won't talk "shop" in this ad., but when you are considering the pur­chase of another Life pohcy, we will appreciate the opportunity to serve you.

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THE MIDLAND MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. ,

omo STATE LINE-UP

L. E.-(19 ) Bolen, (9) Garvey. L. T.-(28) Courtney, H. J ., (26)

Dreyer. L. G.-(4) Karch, (38) Holliday. C.-(2) Knoll, (29) Hoyt, (3 ) Sed­

don. R. G.-(6) Courtney, H. G., (7)

Yassenoff , (1) Lapp. R. T.-(8) Boughton, (40) Gwinn. R. E.-(13) Ginn, (11 ) Peabody,

(22 ) Hamilton. L. H.- (37) Winters, (16) Havens,

(2~ ) Van Dyne. F .-(20) Sorensen, (27) Boesel,

(14) Schwartz. R. H.- (15) Hoht, (18) Schweitzer. Q.-(12) Yerges, (30) Norton.

Other Numbers Page 15.

High and 11th Avenue

Student Outfitters

Furnishings Shoes Hats

College Jewelry Pillows, Pennant~

INDIAN A LINE-UP

R. E.-Mathews or Pope. R. T.-Prather. R. G.-Weiland. Center-Voss. L. G.-Redman. L. T.-Murchie. L. E.-Allen or McCoy. Q. B.-Whitaker (Capt.) .L H. B.-Scott. F. B.-McIntosh or Hathaway. R. H. B.-Erehart

Referee: GARDNER, Dlnois: Umpire: REID, Michigan; Field Judge: DAVENPORT, Chicago; Head Lineman: KNIGHT, Dartmouth.

STUDENTS ==========BUY YOUR==========

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CUT RATE STORE ========= 1602 North High Street ==========

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"FOOTBALL FIGHTUM"

Football is a game which has a fundamental appeal to Americans of all classes. Through properly organized football comes a challenge to exercise the best of one's physical and mental powers at all times. The game involves discipline in moral restraint on and off the field. To "bleach­er football players" the game should be an op­portunity for the exercise of real broad-minded sportsmanship in approval of the hard, clean foot­ball of both sides.

The ideal attitude of Ohio State rooters to their team is involved in the Ohio State Rooters' Creed, which is an adaptation of the Amherst College football song: "You do your best boys, we' ll do the rest boys, Fight for the Victory."

We all work for and want legitimate victory. The exhibition of the best possible faithfulness in clean fighting effort, win or lose, in football or in life, should bring as much or more enduring value to player and spectator.

T he following selection is apropos:-

THE OTHER MAN

"He fights with set teeth under the writhing mass of men, and is pushed back. And pushed back and back fighting harder as the enemy batter over line after line. Every muscle pains, he must drive his body to stop the rush that comes again and again, inexorable. Then, the last stand-they hurl their helmeted heads at his line, he smashes into the melee-goes down­feels the heat of sweaty bodies-is crushed hard against the ground-but always fighting, always trying to hold off defeat. And when he rises­Touchdown.

When the game is over, and the goal posts cast· long shadows over the grass, and the crowds are leaving, some roaring, some disconsolate­give one yell for him-the man who is staggering with bent head, bruised, battered, defeated, but every inch a man."

'1ERCES Quarter

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SERVIeE The keynote to success for the individual and corporation

THE DEMAND OF THE DAY S~~,~t !~~ movo~ot in the w orld today

CALLS FOR CO-OPERATION

e E)URTESY A part of our stock in trade­and the business of every man

MAKES FOR EFFICIENCY AND PROSPERITY

THE COLUMBUS RAIL WAY, POWER & LIGHT COMPANY Few Things are impossible to diligence and skill.

We Win WHEN IT COMES TO

Classy Haberdashery We carry a Nifty Line

that will please the College Man.

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For quality of Food and Service the

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GIVE US A CALL.

Lookout That You Too Don't Queer an Otherwise Excellent Special Paper!

The paper you use for themes, typewriter, correspondence, e~c .. has ~he power to "knock" or "boost" your work. It's analogous to lmpreSSIOns

made by a cleverly or well dressed person Always be sure of the Highest Credit by using

Swan Linen or Buckeye Bond The largest and most widely used papers at the University.

"ASK YOUR STATIONER"

THE CENTRAL OHIO PAPER COMPANY 1

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SONGS RAH, RAH, RAH, FOR OLD OHIO

(Tune: "Tramp, Tramp, Tramp, the Boys are Marching.")

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Raise a shout of hearty cheer For the Scarlet and the Grey And the boys that go to battle in

the game. They are out to do their best And whoever wins the day They'll be loval to our Alma Ma­

ter's name.

CHORUS

Rah, rah, rah for Old Ohio, For Ohio hip hurrah, hip hurrah. Oh, the team is filled with pep And they're out to make a rep And they'll die before Ohio'll lose

the day.

2

Oh, the backs are fast and strong, They will take the ball along Till they've traveled forty times

across the field, And the line is like a rock, I t will stand the hardest shock, For Ohio's men were never known

to yield.

3

So we')) pledge our heart and hand By the team to always stand. We will cheer them every moment

of the game. For Ohio's sons are true In whate'er they try to do And they'll bring Ohio victory and

fame. C. T. CONKLIN, '16

Rent a Victor S ONGS

1. Tune. Roll, Jor dan, Roll. Wa-ho, Wa-ho, Rip. Zip, Bazo,

CARL'S PLACE For then you r ent a com­plete Typewriter Service.

Special Rates with purchas­ing privilege.

Call or Phone

Victor Typewriting Co. Both Phones 50 N. Third St.

Campus Representative H . F. VANDERLIP.

30 T welfth Ave. North 5924

I yell, I yell for Ohio. Wa-ho, Wa-ho.

2. The Chan t. o hi, Buck-eye, O-Hi-O.

3. Varsity. Tune. Tam many. Varsity. Varsity, We're the finest in the land, We can fight to beat the band. Varsity, Varsity, Waho, Waho, Rip, Zip, Bazo Varsity.

4. Oh io. Tune, Oh, Didn 't He Ramble. Ohio. Ohio, The hills send buk the cry, We're here to do or die. Ohio, Ohio, We 'll win this game or know the

reason why. And when we win the game I tell you what we'll do W e will yell for old Ohio Till we wobble in our shoes.

If you are looking for a full line of

Smokes and delicious

Candies this is the place

STOP AND SEE!

11th Ave. and High St.

There is no question about it===============---

T HE FACILITIES OF ~ " The Old Reliable" (, AR E TH E

COLUMBUS,O.

B ES T

FOR PRODUCING EVERYTHING PHOTOGRAPHIC

" State and High Streets Special Rates to O. S. U. Students 2

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W E RESPECTFULLY SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE

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YELLS

F~ANNIE 'S "D AY-AND-NIGHT"

~L UNCH~ Citizens Phone 14372 1666 N, HIGH ST.

IF YOU HAVE A FRIEND BRING HIM IN; IF YOU HAVEN 'T A

FRIEND, COME IN ANYWAY

THE COLLEGE BOOK STORE COMPLETE LINE OF

STERLING SELF-FILLING FOUNTAIN PENS. ALSO WATER­MAN, CONKLIN, MOORE AND SCHAEFFER

I-P LOOSE LEAF NOTE BOOKS Reference Books in all Departments of Higher Education at Special Prices

BOOKS BO UGHT FOR CASH OPP. UNIVERSITY ENTRANCE

$10 in Gold GIVEN AWAY Every Month

Any man, woman or cWld in Col­umbus may win $10.00 in gold tWs month for the best picture developed and printed by us-Cootest open to e<rJerybody, Expert judges will decide

- THE-

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YELLS

1. Wa-ho, Wa-ho, Rip. Zip, Ba-zo, I yell , I yell, Ohio.

2. Ohio, Rah: Ohio, Rah; Rah, Rah, Ohio.

3. 0-, Ohio; 0-, Ohio; Rah, Rah, Rah, Rah, Ohio.

4. The Locomotive s-s-s-s-s-s-s Rah, Rah, Rah, Rah; Ohio State, Ohio State. (Repeat three times, very slowly,

faster, very fast, all cheer at end.)

6. The Skyrocket A prolonged rising whistle-­Boom-, Hurray-, Ohio.

6. The Drum R, r, r, l'ah: R, r, r, rah, O-hi----<>. R. r, r, rab: R, r. r, rah, O-hi----<>. Ruh, Rah, Rah, Rab:

R, r, r. r, r, r, r, r, rab, Ohio.

COMPLIMENTS OF

College Pennants

Cadet Uniforms and

Military Equipmentst

Flags, Banners. Etc.

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New Method Laundry

~WE

73-77 N ORTH THIRD STREET BOTH PHONES

DARN YOUR HOSE~ Look on page sixteen for your best friends

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YELLS

Pool Room Bell North 59 Cigar Stand

Varsity Barber Shop A Clean, Hot Towel Given

With Each Shave IS 8S North High Street COLUMBUS, OHIO

" There is so much good in the worst of us, and so much bad in the best of us, that it hardly behooves any of us to talk about the rest of us."

The Divided Ohio

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H H H- H

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OHIO

The O-hio

O-hi-i-i-i-i

O-h .... e-e-e-e

O-ho-o-o-o-o

R. r-r-r-r, rah.

Ohio.

WESTERN CONFERENCE TEAMS

Wisconsin

Chicago

Minnesota

Purdue

Northwestern

Illinois

Iowa

Indiana

Ohio State

ST. JOHN. DIRECTOR ATHLETIC

The "So-Different" Tailory c. H. BRADLEY, Proprietor

Out of the Common Service in Men's Tailoring

Citizens Phone 5396

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Department for Correct Clean­ind and Repairing

High Street at Tenth Avenue

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Phone orders given prompt attention We aim to please

1591 N. High St. Opp. E. 11 th Ave.

Bell N. 1746 Citz. 3596

MARCH SONG

Brosmer's CANDIES

Two Stores Louis V. Brosmer

Home made Baking Ice Cream and Ices and Fine Candies

1735 N. Fourth St. Cor. 14th Ave.

Bell N. 3932

We carry the largest and most complete line of Salted Nut Meats in town. Our Ice Cream Cakes at 15c per cut, are the best ever made.

YOUR ORDERS WLLL BE GIVEN OUR PROMPT ATTENTION

Nature has given us two ears but only one mouth. Use it.

Always a Winner

Furnas "Quality" Ice Cream

The most delicious frozen desert for all occasions.

Students:

OHIO STATE MARCH SONG 1. Ohio. my love for thee

Overflows my heart and soul, Brings thoughts of pride to me, to

make thy halls my goal ; Ohio, may ages pass Ere defeat shall mar thy pride May vict'ry for a thousand years upon

thy banners ride. CHORUS

Ohio's fame in the field and game Is a JOY to all the thousands who sup-

port her name. I

Hear the cry, "Fight 'em State." Never die. never wait. Th~ fighting hlood is in our every vein

(rah, rah). Our heroes fight for Ohio's right, When the whistle blows they're ready

on their toes With Carmen's call our foes will fall, Three cheers for Ohio State.

2. Ohio, we love the day That hegan thy life of pride We love the very grass that grows

upon thy campus wide Ohio, nor mortal hand Can efface our faith in thee, We know thine everlasting name will

stand through eternity.

SHOES- MENSfuRHISHINGS 1203 N. HIGH COLUMBUS. ONIO

We appreciate the large number of University Students in our midst and will make every effort to furnish their banking needs, consistent with good banking rules.

Students from out of town should have their remittances from home, made by bank draft or money order.

THE FIFTH A VENUE SA VINGS BANK~ FIFTH A VENUE AND HIGH STREET.

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SCHEDULE

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KIBLER CLOTHES

1rTIu@ ®ITilIW ffik~1])@~Lt 'W~ 1l@ ~@nll ~n@LtUu@~ .

Stud¢nts of Obio Stat¢

Let O. S. U. Students do your CLEANING AND PRESSING

J. E. BUFORD 8 E. 11th Avenue

Bell N. 2595 Citizens 9147

SCHEDULE

Oct. 2-0hio Wesleyan at Columbus

Oct. 9-Case at Columbus

Oct. l6-TIIinois at Columbus

Oct. 23 \Vi~{'on~in at Madison

Nov. 6-Indiana at Columbus

Nov. l3-0berlin at Columbus

Nov. 20-Northwestern at Evanston

MA KE R S O F BEAU TIFUL

B OO KS AN D BOOKLETS

After the Game .... Drop in and get one of our specialties

at the Fountain

VARSITY DRUG SHOP Citizens 14238 Bell North 4377 Near the Field, 16th Ave. & High St.

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PENALTIES

The Ohio State University Administered through Ten Colleges and a Graduate School

A griculture Arts. Philosophy. and Science Dentistry Education Engineering

College of Homeopathic Medicine Law Medicine Pharmacy V eterinary Med icine

The Graduate School

Provides Liberal Technical and Professional Education For information address

THE OHIO STAT E UNI V ERSITY, Columbus. Ohio

Lets play such a clean game on the gridiron in this world that we shall not go where there are gridirons in the next

FAMILIAR P ENALTIES

1. Off side- 5 yards. 2. Unreasona ble delay-5 yards. 3. H olding by defensive side-5 yards. 4. Holding by offensive side-15 yards. 5. P ushing, pulling, hurdling, holding or tripping-

15 yards. 6. P layer disqualified for illega l play-suspension

from game and one-half distance to goal line. 7. Forward pass striking ground-loss of down

and on fourth down loss of ball.

8. Interference by defensive side under forward pass -1 0 yards.

9. Intentional grounding of forward pass-l0 yards.

lO.-Batting the baH-loss of baH by side in pos­session.

11. Side line coaching- t!5 yards.

12. Failure of substitute to report to official-Sus­pension from game and loss of half of dis­tance to the goal.

NEW P ENALTI ES

1. Interference after the ball is dead-lO yards. 2. Substitute communicating with other players-15 yards. 3. For wa rd pass over side line-loss of down, on fourth down loss of ball.

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Fellow Students: Better make that new pair of Shoes a good one. When you can get Quality, Style and Service all combined in a pair of shoes at a moderate price, you had better snap them up. We can't use Bates Shoes to kick goal, but they have been my "kick abouts" for years. "Chick" Harley.

The Knowing Housewife Uses ...

Buckeye Milk (EVAPORATED)

DAISY BRAND Butter

Ohio Dairy Co.

Columbus, Ohio "GOGGLES" DIEBEL TurnIn, the Flip.

O. S. U. New and Second- Hand

UNIFORMS

J~

SAM ROSEN Remodeling and Pressing 1574 North High Street

The Indianola Printing Company

1616 North High Street

PROMPT ARTICULAR RINTERS

8 COLUMBUS, OHIO

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F. BERRY Class of 1901

SAML. G. OSBORN Class of 1897

Candidates nominated at the regular Republican Primaries, whose names will appear without party designation on the separate non-partisan judicial ballot; these names will rotate; be careful to pick out these four "Old O. S. U. Boys."

"Boost O. S. U. Boys.

HOMER z. BOSTWICK] ' Class of 1900 and 1902, J

FRANK E. RUTH Class of 1904

BlLL THE BARBER The Students Barber at the Students Building.

OHIO UNION

Vet. '18 Coupons not good at Barber Shop

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CARMEN OHIO

COME! 1-1 A VE A LOOK If you want to see the best line of Suitings and Overcoatings ever offered in

Columbus for $25 $30 and $35 then come to THE HIGH STREET TAILORS. It doesn't matter who has 'been your tailor heretofore, we guarantee to

give you more for your money.

OUR $25.00 SUITS TO ORDER Are simply unequaled by any other Tailo~ in the city.. Just brir:g in some other Tailors' $35 garment and compare wIth our $25 kmd-that wIll be a con­vincer and a clincher for your busmess.

HIGH . STREET TAILORS ABE SMITH, Prop. 166 N. HIGH STREET

Block • Crane Floral Co.

CARMEN OHIO Quick Service--Quality

"The College Flower Shop"

Across from the Museum

Citizens P hone J J496

Oh I come, let's sing Ohio's p~aise And songs to Alma Mater. ralse; . While our hearts reboundmg, thnll With joy which death alone can still. Summer's heat or Winter's cold, The seasons pass, the years will roll; Time and change will surely show How finn thy friendshi~hio.

These jolly days of priceless worth, By far the gladdest dayS of earth, Soon will pass and we not know How dearly we love Ohio. We should strive to keep thy name Of fair repute and spotless fame; So in college halls we'U grow To love thee better-Ohio.

Though age may dim our memory's store We'll think of happy days of yore, We'll be frank to friend and foe, As sturdy sons of Oh io. If on seas of care we roll, 'Neath blackened sky, o'er barren shoal, Thoughts of thee bid darkness go, Dear Alma Mater-Ohio.

There is Nothing

More Enjoyable

than Good, Clean

Wholesome Food

YOU GET IT AT

Varsity Inn 1598 N . High St. Citz. 9175

IDqr Q})rr -1Ktrfrr ~tubtn

COLVM6V8,O.

ARTISTIC PHOTOGRAPHY "JUST A LITTLE BETTER THAN THE BEST"

Highest Honors in National Competition We do all Kinds of Picture Framing--Right

199-201 SOUTH HIGH

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T REET CITIZENS PHONE 3720 BELL, MAIN 3750

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O. S. U. BARBER SHOP

ELECTRIC MASSAGE AND SHAMPOO

POCKET BILLIARDS, CIGARS AND CIGARETTES

HARRY TIMMONS 11th Avenue and High Street

Read The Columbus Dispatch For all the Best Sporting News

COACHING STAFF

PICKER EL ST. JOHN WILeE CASTLEMAN

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VICTORY OHIO

ATHLETIC CUPS AND MEDALS

OHIO ST ATE CAPTAINS

1892--Chas. B. Morrey

1893-A. P . Gillen

1894-W. G. Nagel

1896--R. W. Dunlap

1896-E. H. French

1897-Harry Hawkins

189S-J. T. Sigrist

1899-D. B. Sayers

1900-J. H. Tilton

1901-J'. M. Kittle

1902-W. F. Coover

Dinner Daily 15c

College and Fraternity Jewelry and Stationery

Just as You Want It Because We Make It

Bascom Brothers Manufacturing Jewelers

VICTORY OHIO lot Verse

We're loyal to you, O-hi-<>, We're sons, tried and true of O-hi-<>; We're backing our team, for they've got

the steam, They' ll fight 'til the battle's o'er, O-hi-<> I Hear that referee's whistle shrill. Touchdown State. is the cry; The hills ring back from far and near That call to do or die,

2nd Verle The first half is over. O-hi-<>. Now each man on our team, O-hi--o; Mw;t FIGHT 'til the ball's clear Over the

goal. Push ______________ off the field, O-hi-<> I Let everyone stand up and cheer. Boys, you must take this game Come on with a touchdown and for State You'll win eternal fame.

CHORUS Fling out the flag of vic-to-ry For we're going to win the day; Fight hard boys and take this game. It means 80 much to Ohio's name. Fight hard boys and answer the call Of your Alma Mater and so; When the game is o'er, we'll know There'll be a score Meaning victory for O-hi-<>.

Eleventh and High

1903-J. R. Marker

1904-J. D. Thrower

1906--R. W. Hoyer

1906-J. F. Lincoln

1907-H. L . Schory

1905-W. D. Barrington

1909-T. H. Jones

1910-L. R. Wells

1911-Frank Markley

1912-Don Barricklow

19l5-Irving Geissman

1914--Campbell Graf

1916--1 van B. Boughton

Sunday Chicken Dinner 25c

Marzetti's Restaurant Tenth A venue and High Street

We Bake Our Own Pies Short Orders Any Time Home Cooking

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"Mike" is always host at

"THE COLLEGE INN"

The place where you will always find State Students

BOWLING, POCKET BILLIARDS, CIGARS, LUNCH

Phone N. 3489 Cor. 10th and High

"MIKE" GEO. E. ADAMS, Proprietor

After the game call

J. S. CLARK BAKERY

- for -

Bread, Cakes and Pies

Special attention given to Clubs and Fraternities

1435.1437 N. HIGH ST.

Student's New Smoke Shop

Along with my

Barber Shop and Pool Room

INDIANOLA BARBERSHOP

Between 15th & 16th

Citizen 5596 COACH JOHN W. WILCE

"Dad" Willis

START RIGHT SAVE MONEY

Get Your Next Suit of Lehman

TAILORING that is SNAPPY

LEHMAN'S, 1652 N. High St. Suits $15 to $40. Near Chittenden Ave.

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The Leading Business College in the State

The Bliss College of Columbus, Ohio, is recognized as one of the most thorough commercial schools in the Middle West. Its graduates may be found acting as managers in business offices and holding responsible positions in banks, in railroad offices, and in commercial houses everywhere. Their success has been due to the practical character of the work and the individual instruction which en­ables each student to develope his best possibilities.

What We Teach Bookkeeping, Banking, Higher Accountancy, Penmanship, Business English,

Commercial Law, Business Correspondence, Salesmanship, Stenography, Type­writing, etc., taught by experts.

Students Enter Any Monday and begin at the very foundation of the work. Brothers and sisters of students attending Ohio State University find it convenient to enter Bliss College and be associated with those whose assistance and encouragement will mean so much to­ward their success.

Tell Your Friends about the leading business school in the State. Phone 3559 for a free catalogue and we will give you full information in regM"d to what we are doing for our students and what we can do for those who enter our school.

Main 3559 186 South High Street Citz.3559

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All the Guests at Dinner Today were Given a Megaphone by the

~COLLEGE CAVE~ South East Corner Fifteenth A venue and High Street

Football Squad Numbers

1. Lapp

2. Knoll

3. Seddon

4. Karch

5. Poe

6. Courtney, H. G.

7. Yassenoff

8. Boughton

9. Garvey

10. Silsby

11. Peabody

12. Yerges

13. Ginn

14. Schwartz

15. Hobt

16. Havens

17. Haley

18. Schweitzer

19. Bolen

20. Sorensen, F. G.

PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS~

ATHLETIC BOARD.

Prof. Thomas E. French, Pres. Prof. Alonzo H. Tuttle, Vice Pres. Walter Carroll, Sec'y. Prof. Clair A. Dye. Prof. M. B. Evans. Dr. O. V. Brumley. Erastus G. Lloyd. Ralph Hoyer.

OFFICERS.

Prof. L. W. St. John, Director of Physical Education and Athletics.

Prof. J. W. Wilce, Director of Football.

Prof. F. R. Castleman, Director of Track and Field Athletics.

R. M. Royer, Treas.

Phil J. Kimball, Student Mgr.

Football Squad Numbers

21. Price

22. Hamilton

23. Van Dyne

24. Martin

25. Putnam

26. Dreyer

27. Boesel

28. Courtney. H. J. 29. Hoyt

30. Norton

31. Duddy

32. Jones

33. Lieberman

34. Bennett

35. Wasson

36. Sorensen, S. (L

37. Winters

38. Holliday

39. MaIm

40. Gwinn

After the Gallle ... Pay Us a Visit for Something Good to EA T and DRINK

OUR LINE OF CANDIES: Johnson. Lowney. Apollo. Bryn Mawr. Schrafft. Snyder and Shaffer.

HENNICKS, 1864 North High St. NEW STORE

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ATHLETIC BOARD

ROYER CASTLEMAN CARROLL LEIGHTON TUTTLE

HOYER FRENCH

wrLCE DYE

MAXWELL ST. JOHN BRUMLEY

THESE ARE "OUR BOOSTERS" Baker Art Gallery Bascom Brothers, Jewelers R. C. Bates, Shoes "Bill the Barber" Bliss College Black-Crane Floral Company Brosmer's Confectionery J. E. Buford, Pressing Capital Camera Company Carl's Place, Candy Central Ohio Paper Company Champlin Press City National Bank Clark's Bakery College Book Store The College Cave College Inn

High Street Tailors Indianola Printing Company Kibler's, Clothes Lehman's Tailor Shop Lilly Company Maddox & Kilgore, Haberdashers Marzetti's Restaurant Midland Mutual Life Insurance Co. New Method Laundry Ohio Dairy Company Orr-Keifer O. S. U. Barber Shop Rader's Academy Sam Rosen, Pressing Smox Smith, Haberdasher So-Different Tailory Spalding's

Columbus Railway, Power & Light Co. Davies, Haberdasher

Union Central Life Insurance Co. Varsity Barber Shop

Fannie's Furnas Ice Cream Company Guerr's Academy Hennick's Confectionery

"Dad" Willis,

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Varsity Drug Store Varsity Supply Company Varsity Inn Victor Typewriter Company

Barber Shop

Cf:>....~~. W\'\\.~ t:·,:~ .. ER ~A~~'e.R.

INDIANA, OUR INDIANA

In-di-an-a,- Our In-di-an-a,­In-di-an-a, - we're all for you-

We will fight for--the Cream and Crim-son,­For the glo-ry of old I. U.-

Nev-er daunt-ed, - we can-not fal-ter,-In the bat-tle- we're tried and true,­

In-di-an-a,-- Our In-di-an-a,­In-di-an-a, we're all for you.

THE INDIAN A YELLS

THE SERIES

Zickety-Boom! Rah! Rah! Zickety-Boom! Rah! Rah! Whoo-rah! Whoo-rah! Indiana! Rah! Rah! Zickety-Boom! Rah! Rah! Zickety-Boom! Rah! Rah! Whoo-rah! Whoo-rah! Indiana! Rah! Rah!

Gloriana! Frangipana! Indiana! Inc-iana! Whe-e-e-e-e! Rah! Rah! Rah! Rah! Indiana! Indiana! Rah! Rah! Rah! Rah! Indiana! Indiana! Rah! Rah! Rah! Rah! Indiana! Indiana! Whe-e-e-e-e-e-e ! !

CLA."\.R 'Sc...O~~ ~~"L~ ~f:>....c,"'K-.

MclNTOSH Fullback

1915 Football Squad

I ~TOP ROW-Wasson. 35; Bennett. 34; Yerges. 12; Johnson; Boesel. 27; Thomas; Karch. 4; Gwinn, 40; Sorrensen.36; Lapp. 1; Courtney, H. j., 28; Castleman, Assistant Coach.

THIRD ROW-St. John, Director; Pickrel, Assistant Coach; Van Dyne, 23; Proctor; Stephens; Lieberman, 33; Hoyt, 29; Holliday, 38; Bolen 19; Steckel; Malin, 39; Dreyer, 26; Schwartz, 14; Wilce, Coach.

SECOND ROW-Peabody, 11; Putnam,25; Hobt, 15; Ginn; 13; Knoll. 2; Yassenoff, 7; Boughton, 8, Captain; Poe, 5; Courtney, H. G., 6; Silsby. 10; Schweitzer. 18.

BOTTOM ROW-Haley, 17; Jones, 32; Price, 21; Duddy, 31; Seddon. 3; Garvey. 9; Damlos; Havens. 16; Hamilton, 22; Doc. Gurney.

H.G. COURTNEY c. W . BOLEN R. H. KARCH H. J. COURTNEY

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Depository for Ohio Union

Ohio State Athletic Association

And Other Student Organizations

Students' Accounts Receive Careful Attention

ERRATA-Page 7 Rule 10-Batting the ball toward opponents goal, except under forward pass-loss of ball. Rule l2-Failure of substitute to report to official-I!) yards. New Penalties-2. Substitute communicating with other players before reporting to referee-15 yards.

t Prof. W. j. Rader's t Fall Term Dancing Calendar

NEIL AVENUE ACADEMY

647 Neil Avenue. Phones: Citizens 4431, Main 6189

BelEmners' Classes, Saturday, No_ vember 6, and Wednesday even­in&" November 10, 7:30 o'clock. First lesson.

Private Lessons can be had after­noons and evenings.

Tuition; Gentlemen, per term of 10 lessons, $5.00; ladies, $4.00. Pri­vate lessons $1.00, six for $5.00. Tuition can be paid $1.00 per week until paid.

Advance Class Monday evenings. Reception night Thursdays (hall plan).

WINTER PAVILION Neil Ave., between Goodale Street

and Poplar Ave. Open Tuesday, Friday and Satur­

day evenings.

OAK STREET ACADEMY 827 Oak Street

Citizens Phone 7105 A strictly private place for fra­

ternity, sorority and club dances.

THE EUCLID ACADEMY OF DAN

PHONES

Five Minutes Walk from O. S. U. High St. & '

WEEKLY RECEPTION THURSDAY EVE

BEGINNERS' CLASS. Will organize Beginners ' , nesdayevening, November 10th.

PRIVATE LESSONS. Private lessons cal" be morning, afternoon or evening. W ~ co

you to dance in One Term of -Academy can be secured for hops, etc.

j Auto. 8584 . Pro 1 Bell North 1759

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