1909 kenyon at ohio st

~nyon 1)5.

Q)Qio State CLqanksgioing t 9 0 9 CIv {J v e 117 86 I( .;z 5 )

Buy

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~ .J'holl.

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.(et your loot /,el /in8,

J'hop. /forth Jfigh, Fi.,e one nine.

The Foot= Ball Season Ends today, but the season for

FURNAS ICE CREAM Never ends. It's good at all seasons, and the best the year round. Ice Cream, Punch and Lemonade. Service furnished for dances, receptions, etc. Call us, our prices will interest you.

THE FURNAS ICE CREAM CO. Bell M. 1470

581-583 E. Long St.

Citz.3410

u.

C. T. Temple Challenges

Any Club or Society in the city to find a more commodious, or better appointed Club House, for their social gatherings than it affords.

The Score and Why We have more dates booked now, than in all of last season, "There's a reason " -model floor in Auditorium, large checking rooms, superior appointments for banquets, good lights; splendid heating and ventilating, electric fans. A Clientage that is Select.

Call or write the secretary, A. E. Paul; (Tel. 7928) 24 West Goodale, and reserve your dates.

Carn.ival and Fair, Dec. 2, 3, 4th.

By Columbus Council No . 1. Admission Free. •

Make the most of your

Themes By using

Swan Linen Paper Insist upon your stationer furnishing it. Don't be put off with the "Just as good."

There is none so good DR. H . S. WINGERT Director of Athletics Ohio State

THE CENTRAL. OHIO PAPER CO.

L"nder whose efficient leadersh ip Ohio State Athletics have been brought to their prese nt hi g h stanuard.

BIG SIX CHAMPIONSHIP CUP Which by prior agreement went to t he win:ler of the State-Case game, Nov. a, lOOIl.

The Columbus Railway ÂŤ Light Co. Cars pass immediately in fro nt of the Railroad Union Station entrance, and within one-half square of the Interurban Electric Railway Station.

Cars may be taken at frequent intervals for any point in the city, including

State Institutions, Churches, Hotels, Parks, Theatres, Educational Buildings,. Court House, Postoffice, Colleges, Hospitals and all the principal houses and thoroughfares

in the city you should see theae important place.

. SPALDING'S ATHLETIC STORE

If you want a College Hat Buy it from a College Man Who knows the College styles

THE TOGGERY HAT SHOP 69 S. HIGH STREET (OI"P. STATE HOUSE)

$2

Your choice of hundreds of soft and stiff Hats at $2 in price, $3 worth in quality. A hat for every head.

You get a top piece that suits. As hat speciahsts we carry every shape and shade that's right this season.

A $3.00 Hat for •

$2

CONNOR & EGAN COACH HERRNSTEIN To whom is due the credit of having built Ohio State's Greatest Foot-Ball Teams

I!YINGSTeN'S THE ARTISTIC FLORISTS Furnish the very choicest

CUT FLOWERS

In the City of Columbus

American Beauties Violets, Chrysanthemums Roses. Carnations, Orchids And all Seasonable Flowers Wedding Parties and Receptions given personal attention When you buy Flowers, buy fhe be5t

I!YINGSTeN'S 114 N. HIGH ST.-BOTH PHONES

Fallon ~s

Furs

T. M. FALLON EXCLUSIVE

FINEST WORK

FURRIERS

"THE CLASSY KIND"

ALWAYS THE BEST

&,

CO.

SEVENTY-SIX NORTH HIGH

SLOWEST SERVICE

Let State win, let Kenyon win, If ~ want to win, send your Linens to Rankin's.

NEW METHOD LAUNDRY BOTH PHONES

EBERLE-Full Back

WELLS-Left Half

Now For Xmas

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Somet~inR to Give T~anKs for It will be w hen you c a n have your clothin g clea n ed so as to look li k e new and save t he expense of a tailor's bill when you a r e i nvited out to a Thank!!giving dinner.

Men's Fuits, ladies' tailored !towns o f the daintiest lace and chiffon silk or satin gnrment& will be made to look like new at

Brown's Dye House.

OOTBALL time is past and a few days will bring us into December. The season has been a little backward, so we can scarcely believe it is only THIRTY DAYS till Christmas-perhaps the gift question has not yet entered your mind.

I know it is a little Out of the way to come down to Main and High but you will be amply repaid. We offer you a line of suitable remembrances at fair prices, second to none in CentralOhio. Then the name of a Jeweler known for high quality goods, on the Xmas package adds greatly to its a~­ preciation.

Come in and look around whether you buy or not . Anything selected now will be laid aside for you.

The Reliable Jeweler

10 92 N. High St.

HEIMBERGER

C i tizen 7506 Oel1 N . 170 Out of To_n A~ e nt. W a ntecl

Maoln aond High CAPT. JONES-Quarter Back

SCORES FOR 1909 MICHIGAN

OHIO STATE SCORES 1908 Ohio State ..... 18 Otterbein ........

0 Wooster ......... " 16 Denison ......... " 0 Western Reserve " 6 Michigan ... . .... " 20 Ohio Wesleyan .. " 8 Case ...... . ..... . " 17 Vanderbilt....... " 14 Oberlin .......... " 19 Kenyon .... , .,. "

OHIO STATE Sept. 25 ... . . . .. 14 Otterbein ........

Oct. 2 ......... 39 Wittenberg. ..... " 9 ........ 74 Wooster.. ......

16...... ... 6 M ichi~an ... ..... " " 23 ......... 21 Ohio Wesleyan. . " 30 . . . . . . . .. 29 Denison... ......

Nov. 6.... ..... . 3 Case .... .... ... ..

II 13 ... ... .. 6 Vanderbilt. .... .

0 8 2 18 10 9 18 6 12 9

0

0 0 33 6

0 11 0

0 9 .... ..... 3 Case ........... .

16 ... ... .... 33 Ohio State ....... 6 " 23 ......... 6 Marquette ....... fi " 30 ... . .... 43 Syracuse ......... 0 Nov. 6 ......... 3 NotreDame ...... 11 " 13 ......... 12 Penn ...... . ...... 6

Oct.

"

Bucher The name that stands for all that Is good In

KENYON Sept. 25 ......... 26 E. High .........

Oct. 2 .... .. .. 8 Otterbein ........ " 9 .... ..... 11 Wesleyan ........ " 16 ......... 11 WIttenberg ..... " 23 ......... 0 W. Reserve ...... " 30 . ....... 11 Ca e ............

Nov. 6 ......... 59 Heidelberg .... .. " 13 ..... ... . 6 Denison . ..

0 6 0 6 3 32 8 9

Illustrations GET PRICES FROM THEM

Columbus,

DENISON

CASE Sept. 25 ......... 27 Mt. Union .......

Oct. 2 ...... .. . 23 Denison ... ..... . " 9 ..... .. .. 0 Michigan.......... ... .... " 16 ......... 21 Wooster 2:J ......... 0 Oberlin . ......... " 30 . . ....... a2 Kenyon ......... " Nov. 6 ......... 11 Ohio State . ..... " 13 ...... .. . 21 Wesleyan . , ...

5 0 3 5 0 11 3 0

Sept. 2; ....... , 2 W . &J .......... .

Oct. 2 ... . ... 0 Case ... ... .......

Muskingum ....... " 9 ........ 21 ... .. ... 28 Heidelberg . .. .... '" 16 23 .... .. . 0 Carne~ie ....

30 . .. .. . n Ohio State ... ... . " Nov. 6 . ...... 23 Wooster ..........

13 ........ 9 Kenyon ..........

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15 23 0 0 0 29 6 6

BHIJX;£WORKSP£C/AUsr

DENTAL PARLORS

17312 S.N IGN ST.,aJLUNfIlI.s;O 3424 SELL MAIN 5207

PHONES- CITIZEN

PH O TO B Y

Me C ART Y- Center

O'''''KI~'' E ''

PORT Z- Left Guard

Who Built the Iron Fence About the O. S. U~ Athletic Field?

The Stewart Iron Works Co. Cincinnati, Ohio, of course The University wanted a fence that would be a credit to it. A fence that was durable, of good design, of select material and good workmanship, and in keeping with the grounds and surroundings.

To get these requirements they naturally turned to the house with a reputation and ordered Sold all over the

World

~l'EcWARt~

ffi) Iron Fence ~

Looks Best Lasts Longest Costs Least

This is in line with most of the colleges and universities of prominence throughout this country.

This company is prepared to undertake all classes of work in this line from the smallest to the largest contract ever handled, for it is the World's Greatest Iron Fence W orktl.

DR. WM. C. MILLS Treasurer of Ohio State Athletic Association and Staunch Friend of Athletics

Photollraphic View of the Iron Fence Inclollnll the O. S. U. Athletic Field.

Some idea of its size may be had from the illustration of its buildings.

These have been greatly enlarged since this view was taken, thereby in creasing its facilities, enlarging its output and enabling it to sell at still lower prices.

P. S.-Hope all are well.

FACTORY BUILDING

If you or any of your friends are interested in Iron Fence, catalogues ~iving full information as to detail of construction, etc., will be cheerfully furnished on request.

If desired, our art department will submit special designs to meet requirements.

The Stewart Iron Works Co. 1'l63 Covington Street

CINCINNATI, OHIO

"The World's Greatest Iron Fence Works" POWELL-Left Tac:kle

College Suits at College Prices HINES- Sub. Left Half

SUMMERS- Left Half

Tell your friend that the money left over from buying your Suit or Overcoat at our price will pay for the headgear, footwear, and then some.

We don 't need all your money.

$18.00 .to $ 35.00 For a superfine Suit or Overcoat, built to fit, makes you dressier than the next fellow , who pays double the money for garments no better. It's your turn to be convinced.

Diamonds and Diamond Set Jewelry, Watches, Silver Ware, Cut Glass, and a complete line of Artistic Hand Wrought Brass and Copper Wares in exclusive design.

A SPEOIALTY. FINE GOODS.

TING AND PECIAL ORDER WORK CHEAPESrl' TORE IN OHIO FOR

DISCOUNT TO STUDENTS

~ยง\) JJ~\W~n~rr 10 E . LONG ST.

Mendel the Tailor 530

North High Street HATFIELD - R liht Half

McCLAIN- Sub. Left Tackle

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ORR-KIEfER

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ARTISTIC

PHOTOGRAPHY "Just a little bit better than the best" -

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A good portrait makes an acceptable Christmas Gift

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and it's inexpensive

199-201 SOUTH HIGH STREET

SCHORY-Ass't C o ach Ex-Cap tain '07

Kenyon Line-Up Nov. 25, '09 L. E. --Axtell L. T.-J. Cable

13508

AUGUST ROEHR General Contractor , . . - - - - - - Builder of - - --

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Bell Telephones In Columbus on Novem ber 1st

L. G.-Seigchrist (C. ) C.-Bland

R. G.-C. Cable R . T. -Hayward R . F..- Williams· Reinheimer

Q. B. - Bentley-Young L. H.-Weaver·Wiltiams

R. H.-Young-Bentley

Central Union Tel. Co.

F. B .- Lord

Twin Ticket Offices on Ohio Field Hotel Star

COLUMBUS, O.

Kiter.Walters Drug Co. Cor. II t h

,. .

Ave. and High St.

Xmas Suggestion for Students. Save money

by NOT goin g down town.

Ash Trays, Pipe Racks, Pennants, Cushions, Box Cigars, Fountain Pens.

Special Line of Box Candy and Stationery.

BOESEL-Left Guard

SCHIEBER- Right End

... HOTO BY O .... ·K'E~K ..

BARRINGTON-Ass't Coach Ex Captain '08

SCORES. 1909 OBERLIN Heidelberg . .. . .. 0 Cornell ... . . .. .. . 16 " 16 ...... . .. I) O. W. U ... . ..... 0 " 23 ... ... . . 0 Case . . ..... ... .. 0 " 30 ....... 22 Hiram .... .. ..... 0 Nov. 6 ........ 20 W . Reserve... . . . 0 Wooster " 13 No Game Ohio State " 20

Oct. "

See here, my dear fellow!

You are puzzled about that Holiday Gift for HER as well as for her Mother and Brother, saying nothing about your own folks at home. We can help you out of your trouble very easily, and have it all come within the size of your pocket book.

See the Immense assortment of choice Holiday Gifts at The Paper Store, 3 1 to 37 East (~ay Street, and you will thank us for reminding you of it.

VANDERBILT

2 . ........ 37

9 . . . . . . . ..

6

Oct. 2 ..... . . .. 23 Findlay . . . .. . . .. " 9 ......... 0 Kenyon ...... .... " 16 ......... 0 Oberlin.. ....... " 23.. ....... 6 Ohio State .. .. .. " 30 ......... 17 Wooster.. . . . ..

Nov. 6 ... . ..... 6 Otterbein:.. . ... . " 13. . . ... .' 0 Case ............

0 11 I)

21 0 0 21

Citz. Phone 2778

South Presb .....

Mercer. ..........

Rose Poly ...... . .

Auburn...... . ....

Mississippi. .. . ...

Tennessee. .......

Ohio State......

Oct. 2 ..... .... 11 Mt. Union ... , .... " 9 ... ...... 0 Ohio State ....... " 16 .. ... ... 5 Case . . ... .. .. , .... " 23 ......... 29 Heidelberg ... . .. , " 30 ......... 0 Wesleya n ...... . ..

Nov.6 . .. . .. ... 6 Denison ..........

Oberlin " 13 No Game

Ohio State . ... ..

Kenyon . .. .... .

Ohio U ..........

U. of Cintti ... . ..

Wittenberg .. .

Antioch .... ... ,.

Wesleyan . . . .. ...

Muskingum . . . . . .

18 8 0 3 I)

d

0

Sep, 25 .. , ..... , 11 Wilmington . . . ,..

Oct. 2 .... .. ... 0 Ohio Sta te ....... " 9 ... .. . ... 5 U. of Cin' ti .. , , .. " 16 ......... 6 Kenyon ..........

Otterbein " 23 ... .. . , . " 30 .... .. ... 2 Reserve ......... , Nov. 6 .. ...... 0 Earlham . ......... " 13 ......... 14 Antioch .......

Bell North, 778

THE PLETCHERBROWN CO.

OTHER GAMES TODAY Case vs. Western Rescrv e Cornell vs. Pennsylvan ia Notre Dame

Sherman D. Brown, Gen'l Mgr.

FUNERAL DIRECTORS

V B,

OPPOSITE KEITH'S

Marquette

Sewanee vs, Vanderbilt Syracuse

VB

Fordham

PRIV ATE AMBULANCE

1909

Lady Attendant for Women and Children 1122-1124 North High Street

Michigan

12

Michigan

3

Notre Dame 11

NITSCHKE BROS.

WEST SIDE BRANCH: 1084 West Broad Street Citz. Phone 8567

0 5 5 0 0 0 5

12 74 21 0

17 23

WITTENBERG

OTTERBEIN 0 6 " 9 .. . .... ' 16 " 16 .. . ..... 15 " 23 ........ . " 30 ......... 18 Nov. 6 ........ . 0 ., 13 ... . ..... 17

1)2 28 28 17 17 51 0

WOOSTER

OHIO WESLEYAN

Sept. 25 .... . ...

Oct. 2.........

Sept. 25 ... . ....

Oct. 2 . ....... " 9 . . ....... " 23 ......... " 30 .. .. . .. ..

Nov. 6 .. .. ..... " 13. .. . .....

Bell 3524

Penn ,

6

Case

0

Michi ga n 3

Chicago

6

Cornell

6

Cornell

16

Oberlin

6

3

39 22 11

5 31 6

SPECIAL X M AS OFFER An Appreciated Gift

"THE OROWL"

A "Buff Etching "

Or - r - r - r - r - r • r augh Or - r - r - r - r - r - r augh Or - r - augh, rah, rah, rah

Something entirely new, and never offered by any other photographer.

To each person ordering One Dozen Cabinet Photos we present one of these beautiful photos, without extra charge, size 9x12 enclosed in a handsome portfolio. This offer good only until January 1 st. ORDER EARLY After Thanksgiving the gallery will be open evenings from 7:30 until 9 for sittings by our latest improved electric light process.

o HI 0 If you want to be as well dressed as the fellow who is pushing you out of your seat on these bleachers, "Oet the Habit" and go to

THE OLO RELIABLE COLUMBUS.O.

FOELLER'S

POPULAR DRUG STORE

BON D'S Corner Oay and High

For Everything Found in a First Class Pharmacy

Cut Flowers

SODA ALL WINTER

Floral Designs

Ohio State Line-Up

E. E. DOlY

Nov. 25, '09

JEWELE'R

L. E.-Summers 10, Beatty.

L. T.-Powell 8, McClain 17.

L. G.- Portz 6.

WATCHES CLOCKS

C.-McCarty 5, Olds 19, Boone.

B. G.-Hall, Perry 9.

AND

B. T.- BoeseI15, VanSwearingen.

JEWELRY

R. E.-Schieber 21, Wright 18.

REPAIRING

Q. B. - Jones I, Schaffer 13.

A SPECIALTY

L. H.- Wells 2, Hines 12.

1096 N. HIGH ST. BACHMAN- Right End

R. H.-Hatfield 3, Clare.

F . B.-Eberle 4, Cox 16.

HALL- Right Tackle

ACQUAINT YOURSELF WITH THE

There's no Crowd When the Third's a

K0 0

K

Anybody can Kodak. No fuss; no bother; no dark room.

We have them at all prices; everything for the amateu r.

Films developed promptly and carefully.

1

High Street Tailors 166 NORTH HIGH STREETThey are showing the most extensive line of Blue, Gray, and Green fabrics ever offered in Columbus. Newest Patterns. Best paid cutter in city.

Popular Prices Let them build you a suit that will enlarge your circle of friends.

TDKE DSHOT At the game.

BrinK your FUm or Plate to us.

Bafora 11 O'olook We wW develop them for you by

4:30 lIla Sarna Dag

COLUMBUS PHOTO SUPPLY 32 EAST SPRING ST.

STARLING OHIO MEDICAL COLLEGE

BEMIS PIERCE-Coach Kenyon

lOCH BROS. ARE THE

R. I. W. DAMP PROOF PAINTS

BEST.

VERDE

FINISH

R. L. WATSON, Agent, USED ON

HAS NO

EQUAL.

Brunson Bldg.

METAL WORK ENTRANCE TO OHIO FIELD

YELLS AND SONGS- OHIO STATE Carmen Ohio Oh! come let's sing Ohio's praise And songs to Alma Mater raise; While our hearts rebounding thrill With Joy which death alone can still.

Summer's heart or winter's cold, The seasons pass, the years will roll; Time and change will truly show How firm thy friendships-Ohio.

These jolly days of priceless worth By far the gladdest days of earth, oon will pass and we not know How dearly we love Ohio.

We shou ld strive to keep thy name Of fair repute and spotless fame' So, in college balls we'll grow ' And love thee better-Obio.

Though age may dim our memory's ~tore

We'll think of happy days of yore; We'll be frank to friend and foe, As sturdy sons of Ohio.

H on seas of care we roll, 'Neath blackened sky, o'er barren shoal, Tboughts of thee bid darkness go Dear Alma Mater-Obio I

Ohio Tune: He RambJed. Ohio, Ohio.

The bill sends back the cry, We're here to do or die.

Obio.Oblo, We'll win the game or know the reason why

Varsity, , rarsity, We're the finest In the land, \Ve can play to beat the band.

Varsity, "''"arsity,

Wahoo, Wahoo, Rip. Zip, Bazoo, Varsity.

"The Growl" Gr r-T'~r.r-r·rr-augb, G r-r-r-r-r-r-r·r·augh I Gr· r·a u&,!b'\::,b , rab, fah.

COLUMBUS, OHIO

To Prexy Prexy Thompson's a friend of mine, Friend of mine, yes a friend of mine, Ready and steady and always in line Is smiling, good-natured Prexy; That's tbe reason we're feeling so fine Feeling so fineLyes feeling so fine.

Yes President Tbompson, we're proud of our Prexy, Prex Tbompson's a friend of mine.

CHORUS: Yes, Doctor Tbompson's a friend of mioe Friend of mine, yes a friend of mine, Wbat care we if tbe profs complain, So long a8 we have our Prexy.

That's tbe reason we're feeling "0 fine Feeling so fine, yes feeling so fine For W. O. Thompson's a friend of us all Yes, Prexy's a friend of mine.

Rab!

"The Locomotive."

Rah. Rah, RAh, Rab Ohio tate, Ohio State.

[Give three

very fast.

tlme~

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Rah, Rab, Rah, Rah, Ohio State. Ohio State.

(Long, Loud Whistle.)

Ohio.

SONG: Tune, Roll Jordon Roll.

Wa-hoo, Wa-hoo, RilhZip, Ba·zoo, I yell, I yell for O . . U. Wa-hoo.

Wa-hoo.

Departments of Medicine Dentistry and Pharmacy

I Capi1al City Laundry

Prolonged Whistle.

All rise grndua.Jlv

Boom!Hoo·Ray O-bio.

The Chant. . u.

O-hi-o, Buckeye, O.

"The Wahoo."

LEAD

Wa.hoo, Wa- hoo, Rip, Zip, Bazoo.

I yell, I yell O. S. U.

"Tripple Rah " Rah,Rab.Rah! Rah.Rah, Rahl Rah, Rah, Rah! O-hl-o.

"Ohio Rah ."

Ohio Roh, Obio Rah, Rab, Rah, Ohio.

Phon •• '

590 Z590

35-37 N. 4th St.

OHIO STATE Professors and Students are Cordially Welcome at

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CITY NATIONAL BANK Gay and Hi2h Streets =

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COLOMBOS,

OHIO

Depositary or the UNITED STA.TES, CITY of COLUMBUS, FaANKLIN COUNTY and OHIO STATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIA TION

OFFfCEUS AND DIUECTO&;!S:

FOSTER COPELAND, President, Z. L. WHITE, Vice-President, Pres't The Z. L. White Co. DAVID WESTWATER, Vice-President, J. M. & W. Westwater.

JOHN W. BROWN, Pres't The John W. Brown Mfg. Co. Pres't. The Columbus Mill and Mine Supply Co. ANDREW TIMBERMAN, Physician.

C. A. STRIBLING, Architect.

JOHN W. KAUFMAN, Treas. The H. C. Godman Co. Pres't The Ohio Steel Foundt"f Co. J. D. PRICE, Orr, Brown & Price.

F. W. CRAWFORD, V. Pres't The Ohio Fuel Supply Co. W. O. THOMPSON, Pres't Ohio State University.

Pres't Midland Mutual Life In.urance Co. J. J. JENNINGS, Cashier.

F. C. CAMNITZ, Assl.tant Cashier.

Safety Deposit Boxes for Rent

Interest Paid on Savings Accounts and Cert ficates of Deposit Open Saturday Evenings from 6:30 to 8:30