VuL. XI. 1'0.20. UNIVERSITY OF 'CHICAGO. $ATURDAV" O�� ,26, �912. PRICE FIVE CENTS.Meeting Closses ��_!)��_. TWELV� MEN SUR�VE 'DWtiNlt TAW'oiI'� DETECTIvE BEt.IEVES. HEThis meeting will .close the .. pro- DEBATE TEAM PRELIMS'. .'_ : . . FOUND STOLEN AMULET. . h' 'Th ' 'Hon ..... I. Not Invariably the Best". � -'.gressh'c campaign on t e campus. e ,-·1Go Into Finals Three W-'-- From' Policy, Bat. it ,Pap in the Lone'Run, :Imorma60n'Selit in.' Ano!!ym.ous Let.;.men at the head of the movement ex- �.. He DecIarea. '.ter Gives Clue to'Hi�C'Ptace of Coach Stagg:pcct the turnout to be a fitting close .Monday-To Be Grouped in,,� . ,.;, . ..:: ,., . , "I think that Purdue will put up a. ': '. ,.�.". . -. Stolen Gold Plate.of the ca.m�aign, as they believe that Team�'.. �onesty is .not. always, t�e . be�� ,.; ; ,___ �uch better g�� to�_a:.th�� the �ea� -: .�,_: . __ ..the attraction of speeches by mem-, poliCY accordlDK to. Dean Linn who � __ __.._ ..... __ �-Iul�k;---r-a:m .;tIlI dissatisfiedbcrs of )ile..."\(a��l�y' w\U .. au�ci a', s� ... '- . Tw�l�e . ..men:� :were- c�osa.�t� :�m.-:- aadre�d;:the' ,fiDl' 'ffPe'�]fte�ui�"l'):: ��:a"r'� �"���'. "a��'��teaec�tivr ,��. ':J.te" �lay of 'our' team. '. T�e men'. h '11' K' t pete 111 the final tryouts for 'the de- the Honor Sentiment assiociation m' ,wlio has been worlCingtoD' the case 0' wiIl'bave to play 'bard to WID_dell t turnout t at WI Jam en ,, I • h • h h' '.'IlL' .. , I" , I' -. f" : �1' k II I '..'. . . hate team ast DIg t, wit out t e ne- Kent theater yesterda7 at 12:15- In toe amu et: sto en rom flU east Captain Carpenter of Chicago:t lu-acr, regardless of the poht�cal af-. cessity of going' through their explanation of tbis .statement he said Fe��rY; thinks he has �Ocated it. : "Men win play hard to win as afiliations of those attending. speeches. The twelve were the on�y that a large number' of people achieve' "Acc�rding to the st�rY f�atured in victory today means the right to playThe \ Vilson and Taft forces have men to show up at the time scheduled success in small'things by' dishonestY.: '3.; ';ne�s.,aper -yesterday m��ing, the for the championship of the Confer­not. announced their plans for final f�r 'the preliminary tryouts, and" The question of pOlicy, bad 'therefore' �ter ofihe 'mysterious' let;�r is the eaee,"demonstrations hefore election day, in smce twelve were to be chosen for the better be left out of th� subject of I tliief� and - not John c. Hartzell" who .. Coach .Herr:answer to the final shot of the Pro- fin�!�. the twelve were �lected auto- honesty '._ .•• '. . ���_'c:o�v,i�ted'o� ��e t�e�t. _Gri�n'_fo�-. "Purdue has the best materiel inmatlcally.. '. "As an mdn'luual each of ·US, has. an lowed the directions and found the yean. In spite of our defeat by Wis-gressives, ',It is expected that they ,.... h ld ChiThe men were paired into two af- ; ideal, a training, and e"ucational op- "amulef lUl'cler a stone' near Fifty':.siXth consin we mean to 0 rcago,will present their final arguments im- firmative and two negative teams and portunities," said Dean Linn. "Op- street' arid Lexington' avenue. .Captain Hutchinson of Purdue:mediately after the Bun. Moose dem- will meet three weeks from Monday portunity spells responsilaility, �nd the '"We have had· several men injuredC ...r I ,.,. ' '. ,.. ' �hursday, night the detective ,m·,- .' ..p' ra'-CU-cA, .thlS- ,week, but despite thisfor the. final trials. oach .ro.ou ton responsibilities' of a coUege student b .... h I h U' .' ..._declaredthat what the men lacked in " rouaut t e amu et to t e mversrty :tbe men are in fair condition �nd will:ue very : great.. He. might be dis-: :�;,;e identified. by P�ofessor, �reasted . .,honest ,a�d yet .,obtaln �. r�sults ,Owin 'to Dr. Breasted' absence in the Pl!Y a bard game to�ay.!for a short time but in �he. lon� run' '£as'...'t .Khl·s ..... :�ta·nt- Thoma� Allen, -.-----.---:------ Chicago meets Purdue to(l:.y at 2:30honesty is much �tter_ Thi!! associ&-.· ��t�: that t�� matter would. h;ave t� on M�rshall field with both tt.'ams '-'X.(Continu� 0.: paae 4) rest until Profe.�r Breasted's return •PROGRESSIVES, PLANHUGE RALLY IN mTHope to Close Cuapu c.·pait. WidaRecord-Breakiac MeetiqNed nllt'lda,FACULTY MEMBERS WILL SPEAlTo Make Addresses on the"Why I Became a BullMoose."Bull Moose supporters plan to holdthe "ig-gl."st political mass meeting oft he campaign next Thursday at 4 inKCIll theater, surpassing any' similar:.!athering ill the history of the Uni�\ cr sity, Plans arc being made to havethe meeting addressed by a score ofmembers of the faculty."Wh)' 1 Became a Bun Moose,"the g-clleral subject of the meeting.Four deans' of the University, andmany pro iesaors. will make five minutespeeches on this topic. None butfaculty members will addressmeet ing.onstration.Maroon Supplements Calnpaicn;. qua�tity, they made up in quality.� The'DailY"Maroon wiU supplement The twelve men who wilt compcte::'the �i'n,al a�'pcals of the difrc;i�nt or- in the finals are as follows':. gani7;lt,iqns, .. by printing �r.t�ements (Continued on page 4/·from thc' "arlous party 'organizationsllt�xt \\·�ck.· Each of the three princi­pal parties will be given half a col-'lIl11n' in' which to present claims. TheProgressives wiU be invit�d' to presenttheir case in the Wednesday morningissue, the \Vitson forces. Thursday,and the Taft forces Friday. Other· part�· or�ani7.ati�ns will he given a·chance to (lresel�t th'cir ,arguments1,i�JJowillJ.! the statemcn,ts of the th,ree· principal parties..The final stcps of the campaign willafford many who have not dcclared· their party affiliations .to state theirprcf('rcnces. An attcmpt will be madeat the tinal meetings '0 determine thesentiments of toose. attending. innnlcr to dctermine as far as possible,the political complexion of the cam-pus, _Thos(' who havc alrcady promisedto speak at the Bull Moose meetinga r(' as fo 110\\'S :J)(,:1n �l11al1: Dean Matthews. DeanLinn. ne-an Rrcckinridge. ProfessorStag-�. Professor Rutler. ProfessorCOI11t('r, Assodate Professor Hoben.;\ssistant p. ofessor Blanchard. andMr. MerrifieM, of the Divinity school. THE PROBABLE" LlNEUP·FOR:'TODAY'S�l.GAME: ;....• l _.,1 t. :.O�-IloN' BKk.o·CaptaiaHatcIIin8oiI-l.Ouaner BackPURDUE.'Oliphant-IS6R. Half Back HUlia-161;L Half' Backo oO.G�177Cen'ter �..,: Het'4IrIck-.., Street-16l-Left' Guard ' Uft 'Tackle Left End0' 0 0 0---------------- ..... ------ ..... ------ ..... --------------- ----------------- ------------ ------------ ----------o 0 ,0 0BaU'17S Winston-lIs Roath-III•Right End Right Tackle Right Guard0 0 00 0 0Left End Left Tackle Ldt GuardVnnrink'167 Sellen-I 72 Whiteside-I"CHICAGO <:enter Right Guard Right Tackle Rieht EndDes Jardien-IP HIirria-17S CarpenteNI7 H1IIltiDaton-IfioCaptainoQuarter BackPaiae-16i '0R. Ha�f BackNoqrea-171" - .. .,.• oL. Half Back', Coatchie-161 oPaD Back..: �I""Total Wei,ht Weitht' of Uae.Purdue. '946: average 'n Puprdue. 1281: avenge, 18J.Chicago. '9'7: average, '74 Chicago. 1247: avenge� l,s'OBiciaJs-Rcferee: 1Iamma, West Point; Umpire: PIe8a*, Honhiues'tem;moatJi. .'!i Weiaht of BlICk PieldPurdue. 665; average, 164�i��go. 670; �ve� 167'Head Linesman: HeDDeap,. PLAY PURDUE TODAYIN CRUCIAL CONTESTON MARSHALL FIELDOapite neir Disastrous Defeat by Wis­co ... Coach Sfagg Fun Out­COIBe of Game WithBoilermakersOIICAGO MEN OUTWEIGHEDCoach Herr Has Given Team Seriesof Intricate Formations-Expec.tNine Hundred Rooters.�--------------------Chicago-Purdue Scores,Scores of previous Chicago-Purdue. games.18g2-Chicago, 0; Purdue, 38.I8g3-Chicago, 10; Puzdue, 201lJ94-Chicago, 6; Purdue, 10ISg8-Chicago, 17; Purdue, o.ISgg-Chicago, 44: Purdue, 0Igoo-Chicago, 17; Purdue, 5190I-Chicago, s; Purdue, 01902-Chicago, 33; Purdue, o.1903-Chicago; 22; Purdue, 0I904-Chicago, 20; Purdue, 0I 90s-Chicago, 19; Purdue, o.Ig06-Chicago, 39; Purdue, 0I907-Chicago, S6; Purdue, 0Ig08-Chicago, 39: Purdue, 019o9--Ci:ic=!go, 40; Purdue, 0I9Io--Chicago, rb ; Purduec gI9n-Chicago, II; Purdue, 3�c'ti�g,' 'a 'hard fought gamc. Con­sist��t improvement has hel."n Illltict.'din Chkago's team play since the 111-di��a �nd Iowa games but Cc)achStagg is stili. dissatislied with thepl�yi�g of the'team. For this reasonhe' fcars Purdue. There is Illllch atsi�ke' in the game and he has avoid­ed' the risk of overcontidcn'ce on th�Part 'of the' men by instiHing a fcar ofP�rdue in them.Although the Badgers decisively de'feated Purduc' last week by thes"rore of 41 to 0, stiH AssistantCoache� Page and Sauer who saw thepme declare that the Boilermakershave a strong team and wilt call"cplenty of trouhle today. Thl'ir �rcat­est. fault in the \Visconsin g-ame wasthe' propensity to fumhle at criticalmoments. This. rathl'r th,111 thest�enltth of the Badgers lost the �al11efor them.Play Open Game .Purdue has two styles of play 'lutlhas always been noted for the trickpl�ys which the t11l'n have !'prllng- "IlChic��o. Chica�o's !'pc('1) :1IHI he-ad'work havc always hcen ahll' to hrcak(Contiimcd on page (ocr),0. To the Editor.:Unfortunately do not know to whatextent the Hitchcock Blanket has fig­ured in song and story, and conse­quently this communication may bea plagiarism. A� a matter of fact itseems to me wholly inconceivablethat so many generations of Hitchcockinhabitants hould have come and gonewithout voicing some such protest asis wrung from me. In any event. Ican see no harm in reviving the sub­ject..T(\ put the whole .situation briefly.the Hitchcock Blanket is too small bold. ZO.OOO letten orpapera .�zll Inche».bOlid. .ub.tanUal.Golden. Natural .,rWeatbered anlsn.A.lr&wen are dust­proof and on rollerhearlnCL Frelcbtpaid. (See nete.)'1:1.9.Get CatlllllC show­Inc mlln: hRntt)'. In.expensiVe omce 4e­,'Ices and g.'cUon:,'bookcluJe .. , Booklet. "Flllnc SuClCelltlon .. ••al80 tree.NOTE.-Freleht orExpreu paid allquoted to point. eatotof Alontana. \V)'om_Inc. Colorado. Okla.boma and Tezl\s.SUehtl;r bleher be.),ond.·:··-·B· 1'1' .�. :.� .. ' .'d �"'��:� :f.:�:l!';(· � f.;t � � .. ���U tetm an �: .. ���g����� •......... ,. "'" '.,. � � ....... ,. '.. .. � I,Football Game-Chicago .. vs. Put' BotaniCal Club-Tuesday, 4:30,due. 2:30, Marshall field..L Botany, IJ.University Relicious Servi�Bis1i� Student' . Vol�teer . BaDd�Deacon-op Williams of Michigan, II, ·.tomor'; .. ess' Goodwin Tuesday, i:15, Lexing-row, Mandel. . ,. ..ton:Junior Chapei7""Meji:;. Bi�hop�: Wil- Menorah Socie.ty·- Tuesday, CobbIiams, 12:15 �ondaY:. A4rid�. ,::i .,. 6.(· •. �.Physics C1U"_:_4;·M�naaY; R�rson Divinit,. Chapel-Bishop Williams.32•. . :.... :.:� ". WJdnesday; 12:15, Haskell assemblyHousehold Administration:' Club- room.'!\feeting·.for-.organizatiOn, '4£l$ �Mon- Y. W. C. L.-Wednesday, 12:15,da, Green hall � � Lexington.Zoological' Clu�4�J5".' . Monday; .o.tchesri RehQrsal-Wednesday,Zool�gy.:·zI. ',. i r ['\..,_,,' t .,., 'M· ··....:..1-.." ,. .. . �" . .: .i !:15, anUII;.Seni�r : YJape1":"'B�shop . \Vi!liams, ..C b-'. lor 'Education lu Wednesday, 7 :30,12:15 Tuesday, MandeL ; �:' Belfield 159. .. : .• ' .Qlee Club--.Mfeting for candidates, ie • • 4. Tuedi�! �y�lds dub theit�r. !.�or �hapel-\Vomen Bishop(O.fin41 �h,�#ut �#lU.'4'#<& Publi CenT d . t .• 5 W illiams, Thursday, ,12:15,. Mandel. c onc - ues ay, . 4.1 ,. . . ... . • .;r •.Mandel. .. �.,.. :.. Le Cerde Francaise-Thursday, 4.I'he University 01 Chicagc Weekly �. L' 8• < •• Univusit)t.1PuIalk.��R.ev. J.. exmgton .Formerly "�. Peters, .:;r��s®.. Ar 1 iii • ...ija��l1. as- Philharmonic.' Society- Thursda,.,sembly roo� ......•. " 'i;·.· }:15. Mandel -,. . ". -r" ..... ".. 'to. k·'!·',) 1"" J.Maroon :buildin'gs : are specifically' for this andlike purposes. In the interest ofreaders themselves it is hoped thatthese bridges will not be used simplyto enable ia student to make. a shortcut to some point which he wishes toreach. but students having occasionto pass from one library to another inthe prosecution of their studies arepermitted to do so freely.Very truly yoursErnest D. Burton,Director of the Libraries. keep. enouch .taUon('r,.· at hand for ('urr";"use, Solid Quartel't'tl Oak. handllolnt"ly IID­(abed. Po ... Its ....... raieL (Sec note.)SOLID OAK LETTER FILE-·fhe DailyEditorial-Business offices, Ellis 2Telephone Midway Boo. Mail Box·'0" Faculty Exchange. one's person, this strikes me as a"ital defect. Moreover, there seemsto be absolutefy no, �ogical reason for.such a conditio.n. What possible mo- FILING DESKSFounded October I, .i�.2... �; �o,;..;;�i�':':;':· subsequent letter from Mr. Ulrich. I... ', ..... t� � ... ."..m hope that 'there is among the studentsThe c:clitor u not n--8Pondble for .,u.c. u-. t .. of the University such, a demand for for even a man of average stature.vrc •• cd here. Comm"ntclltiotu _,., be.. .• some co-operative scheme that the of- Now considering a blanket as an:slulI�tl' G.a. an ericlence of 1I0od fa4tJt..�. ; : . ficers of the Olicag'o Grand Opera 'article intended primaricy to covernois, March 18, 1908, under Act.o.f .• LfI'. • J'.od..�. m � c:p-mpa. ny will be interested in i plans. . •... I( �.. � 'U -q"L'1I It r _�March 3 1873 .. -�.: .. '. . '.1. ._t,' ... " :; . for reduced.crates to students. If. , .� Your editorial Tuesday on" the re-. '.' students of the Unhtersity!will in suf-lation of the University· to; ,grand': { . fident number indicate their presentopera 'is a:wor«hm �::'lthe ma�ter interest· in opera, . .ah interest which isit seems to ine, should not be allowed.. � a guara�tee 'Of a 10"t of ·Opera and fu-to rest here. The educatronal"valuef ···h; .• , ' . �:': .. �d - '; t·· ture patronage of grand· opera es�ec-o t e .tlpera . .to. tlV; �t� ejlls IS. 60 .. '• .• _. . .• •. ;-. " ! •.. '_' tally ID Chlcago� I'.beheve ·fhat someJmportant and the·· support .�O.f�' th�. ... -" I .' ...d d . b ,I • t:; .h ·.assoclatlon eould··bJJ 'agreed upOn forun ergra uate Ouy IS 00 �muc. ... ..�� h·. h'l .e".. � .. �{J' if .b: mutual benefit. SmCtt·-:the· Maroon has could. have been an attempt to econ-wort �w Ie..., t O�/'" e ,j to e .. • ! .IV!anaging Editor • Hiram KennJc:4)tt disreg�rded. i i,. \ � \ � � : �a�en .t.he le�d�rsh,p!"m tbis' mattes: I omize seems out oi the question whenNews Editor. • •• Leon St8Iz h·" h � . .lt � fh Lk:. itself. suppose' that jt� will continue to�sound we consider how generously our Uni·A thletic Editor • • Bernard Vmissky mubc wl.ort wd de ro e oy�. � , :jtudCtru::"-pini rdor Ui�' purpOse bf dis- Versity has been endowed. Revenge,to e (Isregar e . I ; I 11 .·f. � t •• f ,., - "7 ...• ...L.. ; . .' h· fBusiness Manager ••• Burdette Mast I h d t th . t" 'th covetnfJ! a - genrsm�· Imerest· ,whIch hatred, love, jealousy-t at any. 0t as occurre 0 me "t EI er '.. ".: ... '. ". i �.t., can be adequately put before the these could have actuated the purc.�as- ..Associate Editors. through the medn� J:'f the; r�nt . . i r..• • • • I "Droper a�thont��s. •... -, cr is m.mfcstJy impossible. From an\\'alter Foute Maron S�vers; ol'chesl�1 assocratloo,_some fl � J� :,11.;, �;Id. '·S· �.I(11 ·":1 ! ''. . ,. ... . . -'..• . . ... � : '.. mcere y yours, I aesthetic: st�ndpoint. a. sho� U1�nk.e�\\ Ilham Lyman·.' � .... Joltn PdrfI. ltnent .. c.ftOld be madeaar fOCjJflg theD 'd ARb _1 ':';',. ". . : •. _.. �'?1 : aVI • 0 el"lson 'is' no· 'iuore to 'be commended �an aSamuel Kaplan ..•.. Harry Gorgas mterest of the studenfs and culty, i_. �:. ..... .. ...,. Secretary to the Pre�i1dent. 10Dg�r one; from the u.tilitarian :stand-HalgcrLolle.sgard ••• George.LY.mail and�alfll1g:.J,.�M'sslble"'ft.. �sec!1, .. seats .... � v+·f ;;'�.'J'._.")� - : .: ... ' ".• point, the latter is infi��t�ly' to be pre-Clyue Watkms • - George Cotboghcin rc:guI�dr�ati reduced "tes.:, :.There To the Editor: I, ", 'fe�ed_ Consider th'e case �f theGrace Hotchkiss .. Sarah Reinwal must be in the· undergraduC\t� �'pdy -"1 �' .... ····d····�· . .. -'. . .. ,. .d H h· t .and among the fac1l.M::f'. �fai�ly': l�.ge ._lIave r�a Wnll .sY��h.etlC: I�ter- Hitchcock.. �tu. ent... e as pu ID a"Even the reporter bas an office h h P 'd' �h � ::- .. j< t .�st 7�'?' t{1mhiudtbail���.lJs morn- hard day at hIS studIes, of course. He- num er w 0 atten t e oyera· "'.. •.. .., . . '.and with clear eyes and honest ,laD ,;·fi f . th��'· '.�.;'..:i:. � �ng�ij�ar09� r��·ng..cADditions in returns from one of the vanous. ••• _ vot sor::e requency, �re ;m . ....,.,r.---.. .,. � .... ..' �'.' :.J!'l'!:U7T. •• • • .guage, may unveillDJustice and po�t a very much larger num1le* who t�,e"I�I�,:,r��s �o.�; t ei UDlvers!ty� .. !�� !��!.Ol�e� .. at.. ��u� .. ;��� .w�tchm� hour. • .the way to progress. "-R. L.:�h .,'::; �Woiit¥.�like i7c"'�'. they.f�lt t�at ;O�.�.lt��al:?�'�� ��� .�IDt. w:�U: ,�f:I .. � .. ;.:and; ��� � ;s}gh �(. rel�f �n the _, lomb to unscmr.---------- ........ -. _ ......... _ r h· .' .... '.:.1� Idl t. ft�\: th � t"b" )"'dtl!permlt me' a wo� ·oi-·two of con»- . dally scho1astl� StIDt, he prepares to 4�.. �ed,�..,.I ..... w_·. Lal.'·rin: .. ,) loy llaroon Press. G:ill Couap Grove. t ey cou 'a or ., er� toUS e ; .. ,,� .'.-:r '. • '.: :.. ... .. .f" - ....1 h· h ;. 1 'meift;:·' ........ � .", ,�,.!� .. ,.�. kmt up the raveled c1eeve 0 care .... d .. __ at ............ wiILaat .a.a.... some at east w 0 WIt out any specla .,... • ..,; � . " .'. . '.. .. " :. f" -1- .'. .h' td b' .'11' Thosc�m eha�e of the Ilbran.es are ·home he has always looked forward .. -I willa - ..a law •.ee 109 10 t e matter wou e 'WI 109 . ,. . .: ••.. '. , .. , .. '. .. ........... � elf ... f.weeThe Western football championship t h ...t t' ._ �;'t�h" 5'r well 'aware;1 p'aWutly' aWare'! indeed, to this with a large measure of pleas- pa� ao':'W •• lo.e.-:!. 01 ord ....o s ow an meres In ope ... · D el.. ... .. .. ' .,.. •this year is a m�y-legged creature .II d h at � f:t - tflbt the CCItalo�ej�fof ·tha library are utable .anticipat�Qn; at HItchcock he ,� ............ ,.. -- .......diflicul attention was ca e to t e v � 0 ••r • .., •. ,- .. .' ., .. ; ...•. � h d d H E"'I� pea .acoaditio.al ....-Lt to capture. . TI .. h t . � ·t:n-...::t; lar. �r:.gm complete.and. f. ar. .. from. satlS- regard!! t�e .P��sp��t Wlt rea, . eChampion- Each leg must be grab- h Ie... questIOn ISh o� °h ge;f':»k :tf;,t' 1SC?Orl' rri"'7>1h�� ·'e;pe�is:·· Nm only dispos�s of his �rson in such fashion_ .. tree groups tGget .,. tIl·1 e qu es ..' � .,,, ': .• ' ... . .'" .• . :ship. bed and hel. d tJ&ht be-. d L � • ht�·. e-�. 1��$IS;�j teC!atalog1Jmg the as to attaID the m��lmum of comfort,_ ...:' wayan ·tg··tHe.-:IDost purpose.. Ig ..... �. ". ..' � ..fore the animal ma,. be.. '... : �. '.""-'-.::� . d " entJ,re COile. c. tJO. n of .bookS. ID tho e Uni- and, reachmg down attempts to drawsaid to be caught. And each·.leg is ��t.a �omun'u�l�+. ppomte � cafi n-: .. ..,..ecsfi- lia.$t!ei;·1W( w�'are ;.� un- .QV.t'·�nd about·bimsol$.the blanket. In. . vas • tne nlve 'It at once t 10 ".... V. . ..... . � -. " ..likely to be more wriggly anel. � slip- .;. ; ''';''':.'''�l:�� •. i4! . ..It 'i .der'· �he: neceSsity �f .. construc.-. ting a vain, for he and the .Blanket part• ....., out wm�r'���_o terest IS S wn. . ..'pery than the preceding. C1aic;agos S -h '.':-�.J. h h ft' temporar:y.·ca�logue made up of no company some degrees north of the. h h • sm·· .... ,.. ., uc·z c;o··:::�t� 0 t to a. ome I --:I f:..L.· '. fis. '''"'-,.'.. .. 1 -:c. ! - - I' d'· • f F hgnp on t e c amplon p IS as yet � .. �� '.� dJ.....l.: t .k h..:..:-i t:swo Ulan vervr SIX'·cata ogues ong- waISt me. 1m memones 0 re, man'. .... •. spe9,uC yT pu�1t n rna e,. �,ever. . . . ;;', ... 'pretty sbgbt, but the team· has dis- S ... '_ ..'" Ii·· '':' . .1-.. b f dr� th mally dlmne ..;: and each const,mcted ·Math. snggest that the hypotht.nuse.. •• . uppose t ere cou e oun . I!I e• .' .. . ... ' .. � ,�. • h h ba at .played conS1derable skill ID the dif-. U ... ' ...._ .. -L..._ .... ........_;,.. Id u�··B. ddre'renn�y�tem. In thIS tran- IS ·Ionger than elt er t e se or tt·. •• nnerslty h..-ee nDnuleu -w-l1Ul. ,,"OU .'-... .�.. ...' h h· hficult art of captunn& a ch;mJp1onshlp., '11- t d h : . al I't -sft;ort ·petJO-d:· whlth' we cannot :at tude� .. actmg upon t e mt,. e en�. • �e WI mg to.�a ten t e. opera a .. ; eas"" .-' ." . ... ... .' ". d fNow With the struggle waxing harder �' .. ,' '·":-'1' iii I.... -u�r . J.t ollC'e.;hnng.to.a.c'lose, we deSIre to de.avors \0 quarter across, an a ter. • . SIX urnes I I tne1 �oUl.:secure! son' or' '� .. ... ..• •week by week, ·It IS for the students bl d f . ; • �. serve to �t�utmost the faclilty .and several mIDutes of more or less frantICa y goo scats or, say sev1= -I,ve . .. ' • .. ... . � . .'. . .to stand behind the team, never let- .. _]: J.•. :il"t·' I I. i..l ·b.... !f� ,�riidints 'Of' th��nlv. �"'slty aA'd m.u·st cfforr, �e. presents an appearancecents apiece. IS a toget.,er flf a 1.; . 1I ",'., ... . ... .ting it think for a minute that defeat ..h ii' .' .j" -' : ••.• ··v ..... b....n.� ,-OIL h b�g"'h'l!irlcoop'eTadon·in_.otir efforts to which may best be de:cribed as thati� possible. And there is no reason t at t e.,. �ul�dmess manage�te�t��� ht�,f_' ��t¥e 'them:;1 'Wish', tlierefor� to ex- of a yourlg man who has been tryin�opera w()u cooperate WI. II,.. a_ ... �. t. I. .... .. _.. 1 htl�hle clod as I think some poet or... ·Jhy defeat should enter into the .. , .� "; • ...... �........ '� •• r..",. ,J i :. L4L: press my appr4!aatlon "of ,tbe letter Of. to cov�r him:l4'lf with a b anket of in otllcr has renlarke,l. '\lld I ')elievebody .. I{c;,gular UDlverslty se.ts�ould . . .�. • • uschedule at alL The team is ,GOd, .... :':1 d'__ "',Iij"h b.!-"" your cOITCS})ondent, whosc IdentIty IS adequate proportionr., and who can the other I'nhabl'tants of Hitchcock• )C prov�ue at •. say, t res:. f''I(; .. orlll'- • . , '. I' fThe season thus far has been eOll-· .- "':"k··'·· ·;'�d: h' ,. ,'Ijj·:".Il.l �.' h� 1- unknown to· me, add the hope that the hardly be said !,; hav,� achieved more hall will J'oin me in sayinfY' that when. ances.a .wee an t ose 'Y.l1v ........ s e( . 4 '. .. • - - 0�ntly successful and best of all-" ..f·" 'f � . �:'l:- ., •• '4;,' .10. h '\ �i l. .. , students 'of the University will read than an indifferent succes� Finally I'n the course of Iluman events the. . . • to go or any .partlcu!ar perlurmance . .. ..' .,.there IS a sptnt of pluck and ·fight lD . -1'1 ·fI·· I .. · .. ··�·) f;"� ,�..!�. ) •. �'I f hiS COmmtlDlcatlon 'and confirm to hIS he docs one or two things. He folds• cou ( ID( out rom some centra ") -,the men that ought to mean VICtOry.,. . 1-;· .. 1:· k' "')d-o.� w,,:; 'b"l� ;_� .suggestions.._ .. { . ,. .. hOOdf up like the Arabs, and seeksnce W!at tIC ets were avalla e:,or II. � .. ". .Nothing will be lacking if the team .,' d···· .. , I·.": ,�j�-.r .,,q'''k'''I:· :ha' '.--',' . S\lggestions as to ways in which his natural rest in a position whicht. oes not se�m Uilil e Y. t t SU)- .gets the kind of support that ought ". . .• ; 'f"'� . ,?, :1!"!""'" rt! the libraries can be nlade more ser- would cramp a blacksnake, or else he. .. sCrJPtl(\n.�, or I�ftl,�r. suppo o�.,a..... •.... . : ..tCl be charactenstlc of ChIcago. Every- .h .. ··f' .: I· .' -� ,�l 't'·l f·b· . _'.i.:. ,<; �"'J(ea1)le," or reporls ,.on I. defects that aris�s and dons a pair of knitted slip·. . • . sc eme o. t 115 sort. cou (J e ,ccUTea' ..thmg POints to the fact that the n,ht f .. ". ·d· ··�(··h·' 'U.-!' 't' J..- can hc ':,emedled. arc alw�ysrwc1com- pers, sweater, coat, bathrobe andkind of support is forthcoming. The rQ� trlen � 0 tl e Dlver.sl y·I:·,;.fi"· . '�'d:4 "".'�':". . '. . .. .over coat, into ·one of the pockets ofmculate actIOn, lowever, IS 'p am y .' •.. _ .•crowd at yesterday's rally was large ,I • t· I ···D- T-h· M··! .. d��·· !,\Y.ltb"-re'Spccrl0 the cntitlsm cour- which he carefully tucks the blanket,ueSlra ) e. oes e aroon, ()r o('sand enthusiastic enough to pfease the h O· I' at .. '. d . tcously made. in. your editorial, there and blissfully unconscious 'Of the. . I t e rc lestr asSOCiatIOn, or .'. �es.. �'>'"I", • .' • .••. .'.most critical The crowds at the n- ,;,' 5t �. 'to t\ k th tt' is' �\'idently some misapprehension. many wrinkles which the mornmg sun'. . .a r. e .. ens ·ta e·, o· ta e e rna er·,.. ,.,.t·' , . �. ,_' .', .R W·U Be H me.diana and Iowa games were excellenttl" -.... J t' .. .. '-t:·· .�.. .rth d' •. , : ·l'bf',r.e..is no .rule .forbidding a student will show in his garments, gets his obertson I. at 0• . I' seems 0; � wo omg. . ..\. P f d M"'" Rollit'! size and rousinc In character. Now ' '. . �. S. .' I passing from the Harper reading wen earned rest.. ,sslstant ro essor an ' OJ. -.. .'. IDcere y yours,· I t Hitchfor tomorrow-everybod,. out and at. ....:". J W be :L' ." 'room to !tire Law·schOol reading room Now, Mr. Editor, I am no Sybarite. ertson will he at lOme a -. . .. ames cr· Inn . .. 6'em, and don't let the rootel'S_ f��cet '. .. ... '.�__ ' and back' again to'·N:u-per· if· he 'has A bed of roses may have its crumpled cock tomorrow from 4 to ,tn get their rooting hats-anythmc .10·,th� ·Ed·itor. i' I occasion.}? .. �.o so in the use :of the leaf, with never a complaint from me. --that unifies the. rootinc �on wi� � at_" very much intere�ted tin the �ib:-aries. Th�; brid:�s. connecti�� the t I� is really n�t so much the present The Daily Maroon is now on salemake for entha .. � VidOI7'! edItorial of Tuesday �.� ADd the Ha�r 1ibrary , ... tli· the ad,Jaceat discomfort which compels me to send �t the Prea.Published daily except Sundays, �ondays and Holidays during threequarters of the University year.Entered as Second-class mail at theChicago Post Office, Chicago, lUi·Subscription Rates.By carrier, $2.50 a year; $1.00 a quartcr. By mail $3.00 a year; $1.25 combine dmwt'n In hanll!.ome dt'lIk. TheDies 70U want at your ftnct.·r tlplC. See 0".,at )'our dealerL Freight paid �S.OO. (Seenote).tives can have impelled the presum- THE.��MANUFACTURING CO.ably. humane person who selected 87 Union St. MONROE, MICHthese blankets towards the choice of .,Chicago DispIaY-SlJ·IS S. Wabashthe overgrown chest pro�e��ors with-'which we .are provided? That thisquarter.<ifbitotial .'DAILY MAROONSingle Copies-Five CentsEllis or Press.you this letter, as the fact that we areapproaching with alanning steadinessthat season of the year when theHitchcock student will either have topf'()\'ide himself with a set of arcticsleeping bags, or freeze-go and be abrother to the sluggish rock and themurcury snuggles cozily down some­where in the bottom of the hulh, we,the aforesaid resid�nts of Hitchcockhall, should be granted suflicient cov­ering to make possihle life,liherty, andthe pursuit of happiness...Sincerely.·H. D., .... Wi ; •• • r - ::=c:,THE· DAILY IlAROO., SATURDAY .. OCT. � !gt2.iTIIat'a -- -' pat .u ... bowl&dce into buyinc the right sort of IWANTED-The DaiI¥. Maroon de- fabrics and .n our Mill iDto makine them properly. •sires. copies of its Juac 01 October AAI.._ .... d... .oft.OO to $60.00 IEight Sophomores who tried out V� a" �I, 1912. � complete ita 6leLfor the position of assistant cheerlead- Three Stons: •er at the rally yesterday noon. will be FOR JIJUIT":'O:--...... iron 7 N. La Salle St.�, . TAILOR FOR igiven a chance to lead the yelli�g a. iQ priYato lao.. Saleable f!r r:� 2S E. Jacboa Blycl. YOUNG MEN •the game today, The final decision -_ d AU od 71 E. ... ·a�: .. oD St. •.. er one 01" ._v stu eDb. m ern .a QUI, •of the Undergraduate council on the • :. Wuhia . ; A. N. JERREIIS. lIanacer• '����gi�����=���, ���� tjudged on the performances of theaspirants at the game this afternoon: -Yesterday's rally was the first ODe PO� RBII!-�ble, aUDD�of the year at which the women were qUiet room JD pnvate ,.l1li17. �f tw�present. Coach Stagg in his address �ult.. Mode,... Opea for .mapa:­to the crowd said that he was not! tion at aD,. tbDc. GIIO lWis Aye.··Come and inspect the weest liDe pleased with last Saturday's perform- 4th .partlDa.&' $5 00 I. Thr M h Iof foreign and domestic woolens dis- anee, and that he would look to the.......... • IOr ee ont splayed in Hyde Park. Our clothes are men today to redeem themselves in WAKTED-Koaopamias and ini- .perfection' in material. style. and his eyes. Assistant Coach Page ,spoke tialin& OD 'lineD; aIIo me .. ding andworkmanship. more cheerfully saying that" although plain sewing £Or ladie. or gentlemen. . B� ..,.mpe caaranteed to be in fine working order, and will be •BENEDICT W A L D the Purdue-Wisconsin 'game was in- . Phone Midway 46Js. kept ao dariIac tam of rental.MAKER OF S c-"RI flaenced to a great extent by luck, and -..-. .... •U s: � OR CLOTHES, . FOR RENT-Five room apartment". We daIiYer the maCUlne and call for It at the end of the rental term.that Purdue should have run up a' .b. h th ht th Chi completely funUshed .. 4· all out- !. � w. aIao baft for ale a &De line of Factory Rebuilt machines of all19ger score, e oug e lea·. _ '. .go would be able to win today.' con- Side rOODIB. M�nem con.enien�es. . � ..... OR which 'rou can- Save 50 to 75 per cent,flict, 'Captain Carpenter mentioned 3rd apartment WIth elevator servrce, 'Julius Is Your Barber his regret for Mr. Stagg's attitude, but Martin, 1379. E. 57th Street, S. w. �admitted that it was justified. He Comer MadIson allel 57th. Phonespoke for the team, saying that they Midway 971. ..:! ..would do their best to regain the con- ' -......fidence of Director Stagg. . WANTBD-A liye, capable and in- "Rooters Sq.tecI in SectiozL dustrious·.;youaar JD&D, who hasspent· at :Iealt a _-.. or -0 in the ,'� 431 loath Dearbom St.The same' arrangements for the ",_." �massing of the rooters that was em- UDiYeraity, for .�rk in our Ad-THE TYPEWRITING OFFICE ployed last Saturday will' be in ef- vertiaing, aDd Sale. clepartment.feet today. All students are requested . Here is. an exceptional opportunity.for the right IDUl to Jeam sales andadvertisiag in a buaiaeu with a fu·ture. Phone,W. K.·Page"Haymar- MALTket 800, for interview.Ari�:""ruuoJWSHIRTSThe makers dependon their good qual­i ties to sell youanother bearing thesame label.S1.50upCluett. rcabOOr I:. CompGDY. )bken1445 E. 55th Street.Tel Hyde Park 2860Sanitary Shop - Three ChainOne-Day Laundry Service.Agency Sanitex Brushes :Shoe Shining Parlor. .1003 � East 55th Street.Basement of Cobb '��tJOSEPH scmoD:rStationery. Toilet ArticlesFine Line of Candies956 E. 55th Street.. Chicaco, IUImponed and Domestic Line' ofCi&us and Ci�e�� ,SHOE REPAIRING I.'You can not_ �e,a mistake in Sendiqyour work here. Onlythe most skilled work·men employed.II SMITH-GOODYEAlt1134 East 631'd Street.Oppositc Postofficc.CHINA STUDIOLillian Wood5710 Madison avenue.--------C URKISHBATHS �EI CANDIDATES WOIl 'CL' £55 ft .'", � ..,." �1I1·JIAI)E c10tbes IDCIa �e comfort style and general sat-Eicbt ..\spirants for Job of � AI�' .' �0Il thaD you will Cd &om the ordinary kind.CbeeriDC Chosen Yesterday�Wall . I ...... �.�be civen cbaDce to Perform at GameToday..TYPEWRITERS RENTEDis prepared to copy all kinds of manu to come to the game and . occupyscript; to handle correspondence by seats in the special student rooters'. stenography; to· fur�isb 'copies of section which will be reserved exclus­circulars, etc. ively for them. ,The maroon' rooters'If· you are new on the ca�pus. we hats will be on sale at the Reynoldsshould be glad to' become acquainted; club alt morning as well as at the: if not, you probably know uS .. �nd we game. where a committee of ten men 'I;should be glau to see you ap�. will selle them. The men on the com- IOO� aDd 1001* Bast 55tIa Streit. .'. .. �'. _:. _: ...; ": '; .. :.;. i. ,', mittee areas follows; ���old�Wright.· . ... _ ,,-, .'o .. ,. .. , Horace Fitzpatrick, Duane' ·Mann,pen until MIDNIG�'l1 Rudy M�tthews, Wifiiam 'Dicke�son,. � ... " ., Rollin ·H,:�ge'r. Earlie 'Shilton, HowellGreenwood. Cate Murray, and Toomas Coleman. Dora-1357 E. 55th Street.·· .ty L1ewe. llyn, ch�innan '. of . the wo-1 &� . Silt. if, Ow" ia tile. .,' ! man·s hat comrrsttee wlll have 1111'0- ..... ,_ . ' .. " . $"' ....Chinese: cooking, Amez:ican' �oldnK men's �.ats on sale all �y. B� ... to.. IThe 'Drexel 'raitors' Janas Coo1Ier�' THE UNiVBRsITY TAILORCLEANERS ANI) DYERSThe kind aU Chempioaa __SpalcIiDc'.· Trade-liarked impIe­menta. Beat -.terial aDd wodl-1IWIUip.SPALDING'S NO.,JsOFFICIAL FOOT BALLThe official . Foot BaD of the Icame. Uaed in aU importantmatches played throuahoat the ANDDW McADAMScountry. Eftr7tbiDc Dec lllar,for the pille. 1 norlst' all. DeceraterI Send. for our. Fall and Winter I PiftrtIdnl,1t. ad 10.". A_Catalogue. ',is CentL Plain Batha SIS CeIlta Spaldinc'a OBicial Foot BaD TelL H,.. Park 1& Clah:1P\, ..Open nay and Night. Gaide, 191L Edited by Walter: Telephone R7de .._ .117SARATOGA BAR B E R S R 0 P Cmnp. CODtaiDiDc the oIIidalJ. H. Hepp. Prop. I ruJea. recon._ �twa of""'1 � ...... aIaaIe copies. he29 South Dearbom Street aada of playen. etc. Price, I, eta. ceata. BIlla 01' Prea.Expert Manicurist.a Q. Spaid. bu •• _ ...__. I _Scientific Masseurs .... -----D at .D.IVIIExpert Chiropodilt 28'30 So. Wabash Ave. Chicaso, III IIAROON ADS PAT.lAS •. E.' CO\VIIEy, .'903 East 55th. Street.A lterinc etc. of Ladies aad' Gents,Garments.RepaIrlnc aDd 'Preaiac atModerate Plicarhone llidway sl7fi Telephone Harrison 6388-6399Union Made.We also d�j high grade repairins udpreuing at 'WeI')" low pri�WoodlaWn Tnst.• Savina Ba.1I1204 E. 63nI Street. a.icap. AMERICAN WRITING MACHINE COMPANY" A. loseuhine Graham, .1329 � Fifty-Fifth atreet.A STATE BAlIK . (INCORPORATED)Chicago, III----DEPOSITORY· PO.UNITED STATES POSTALSA VDlGS JI'UIID8-TIle Iarpat ad ...-.at to tbe Vai ". AI:-coaata of prof___ .. __deata IIOIicite4.Checlrinc Accoaats of $SD.ooand Saviag5 Accoa.b . . IMARROW.. � '"Td"��,., "It Strengthens" .. TBB 'l(.)NIC OF. THE AGEIIal\ Marrow is a graat brain builder- .it is recommeDded by physicians.,".r ...r.t'mt tDruggists Sell It.Producers 'of ALMA MATERIcAvo, lalt larrow Department23M-8 Souih. Park Avenue.. Phone Calmnet 5401t__ � __ � -----------------t.�------------�------------------------------- ------,,\IIBW YORK •..... ..,- caq fraaa Graa4 Ceatral ,Depot. I...... A.- c.. from Pelmayl- i ..... Stadoa. !Kept � • CeIep .... &om Vermont iB ·,_ � StadeDta iIpeciII for CoDep Teams •Tea 1!ralk to TIdrty TbeaIrea IIt __ with BatIa, so aad ap. :, .N .. , ad Fireproof 'HI..RY P. STIllSON. IIANAGER i.8 •• I ... t •• for Cbicap lieD� --��---_-- __ --_iBotel C..-Iod�HICAGG.... �OIM.&"""\. THE DAILY 'M:��OONt �;\ 1;URDA Y. Ocr • .26. 1912.�P,LA Y PURDUE TODAY ing players. Tbey get down the field big things are e�J>cded of them Pennsylvania "5. Lafayette at Phila- , . TrIE' EMPRESS BILLIN CRUCIAL CONTEST fast on punts and are adept �n receiv- against Chicago, St�eet is one of the delphia. At the Empress, starting tomorrowON MARSHALL FIELD ing forward passes. At tackle, Set, best ends the Boilermakers have had Lehigh vs. Ursinus at South Bethle- matinee, The Peerless Karno Comedy--- lers and Captain Carpenter seem to be for some time. He is a hard sure ham. Co. will head a bill of five rousing(Continued from page one) the most likely players. They have tackler and is possessed of a good \VUiams vs, New York at Xew numbers, "The Wow Wows" is thebeen playing welt. Sellers in addition football head. Oliphant is very fast York. rirle of the creation which the Karno'slip these plays before they caused will d� the place kicking if the team a. nd clever iu open field running and I Penn, State vs. Gettysher.r at Penn. Co, will present and it has been wide'much damage, however. Two 'years �is gi\'en an opportunity to score by IS depended on to do the drop kick- State. lv heralded as a feast of lauuhter anti;.:-!'v. Chicago nearly lost the game ... ...this method. ing, The line is heavi and can he . \ f f I 1. 'IIbecause uf the startling formations ... enjoyment. : eature part u tIe. lJlwhich Coach Herr had taught his Rieht Guard Uncertain. . depended' on to .hold > consistently AWARDS FIVE SCHOLARSHIPS will be Geor�l' Leonard ant! Margar-1 . I Ii f 'Vhiteside is certain to be a fixture against Chicago's backfield. --- itt.' Merdirh, Iormcr lv 4,j Zie eticld'smen. 'racHcal y the same me 0 U J ...plays is being used again by Purdue at left guard. while the other guard Two excursions, one over the Mo- President Judson Announces H. F. Follies." in a comedy l·lIlith·tl "Till't his year. position is more unsettled. Harris I non and one over the Big Four. will Strone Scholarship List. Man and the l\h'tltller," Pierce a ndChicago on the other hand. wilt seems to he the most likely candidate I carry the Purdue supporters to the -- Mazl'c will sillg anti (lance and Lc -p lay the same kind of a game that although Freeman and Scanlo� may I J.{ame. About eight or nine hundred •.. Scholarships provided by the Henry Adlers will do some of the thrilliuj;was used against Iowa. In all prob- get into the game, Des Jardien is t arc expected to make the .trip. F. Strong fund have been awarded feats that han' 1113tll' them among till'ahility no startling formations or certain to I) lay center. The big Sopho- - this year to Martha Green Donald woorhl's Illo:-.t !':lIllOUS equilihri st«. (iil-trick plays witt be shown unless it is more has been playing a fast game at. Foot Ball Games Toc!a • Breed, Leroy Campbell, Roht.'rt Pres" be r t Losee, the "tr iplc-voiced vocal-al)�ullltdy necessary. The forward center. He is an accurate passer and. Chicago vs. Purdue at Marshall nell. and \\'iltiam Shirley. $1.000 e)i ist" will so some wonderful sill).,!'illl-!pass plays proved the undoing of is a sure tackler. field. I this iund has been set aside for the and t he Emprcsscop« will Ill' last hutl o wa last week and will be great Lafayette. Ind., October 25.-Special Minnesoota vs. Iowa at Minneapolis. University, the money to he J,!rallted not least 1111 the pro�ralll,-,\tl\'t.,rti:-;l·---Th� Purdue coaches .ha,"c been Indiana "5. Northwestern at' Bloom" annually in the form of at lea-st ment.working hard all week to 1t11prove. the. ington, I four scholarships.The backfield will be the same that weak spots brought to. light in Sat' Wabash vs, Notre Dame at South I General Strong in his wilt directed STRAW BALLOT WILL BEraced Iowa in the latter part of the urday's game, and there will, proh- Bend. -. I that not only scholarship hut charac- HELD EARLY NEXT WEEKgame. Pierce will be relied upon to- ably he several shifts in the line-up St. Louis \'5. Miami at St. Louis. ter and the l>ron.li�e of high character _Jay tu make consistent gains against during the Chicago game, Captain. MichiJ.{an Aggie vs. De Pauw at sould hc determining features as well Questions in Regard to Reasons forthe Purdue line. Although the Pur- Huthinson has improved rapidly diu' Lansing. as financial need. The scholarships Choice Expected to Make Votedue line is considerably heavier that ing the pas' few days and will he in Beloit "5, Cornelll at Mt, Vernon may be withdrawn 'for unsatisfactory Significant.Chicago, the plunging full back has much better condition to play than Case ,·S. Ohio Wesleyan at Dela- work in the University or any other __shown that he is a brilliant player and he was a week ago, O'Brien and \(·are." cause. \\'hll IS your cau-lidatv j"r pre si-usualty manages to gain the required Purdy are rapidly recovering from Drake "5. Simpson at Des Moines. dent?distance. Norgren, at right bali, and their injuries although the latter witt Earlham vs. Butler at Indianapolis. TWELVE MEN SURVIVE \\'hy are )�I ,-otin).,!' for this caudi-Paille. at quarter, are the other vet' in all probability not be in the line- De Paul vs, Loyala at De Paul. DEBATE TEAM PREJ .. IMS date?. . up tomorrow. McConnell was added \\'1 I" I rl' .vraus III the backfield. Paine is playing � Michigan vs. Syracuse at Syracuse. '_.__ rat were your JlO Itlca a tu lall":1�to the hospital squad Wednesday wit.lt I ' f I I I'his third year of Varsity football and Missouri vs, Oklahoma at Norman. (Continued from page one) at tit.· t nne II tIt' ast (. cct ion ?I 1 - I H a severe ankle sprain, This will pre- A . G' I A I The:o't' qut.·stillns will hI..' :l:o'kl'cl oj thelas )cen a consIstent payer. e runs . mes VS. nnne at mles. Affirlna • TI . II I N \"ent him getting into the game for VI' bve eams: llIen alHI women students of tltt' l'lli,t Ie tcam Jll ex�e ent stye. orgren 'J a c vs, \Vashm�on and Jefferson C K' \ II 11 'l..I' I, Ii lid . f some time. Rufner has been showing 'T H' I .Icorge asal.: rno l aar, � Irsc 1 versit\., and also' of f.'lClllt), nl .. lnhl·r .....· . '11IS a. Irst c ass payer an IS one 0 at .:.,ew avena Soble. ... - ...,tl I d· th up strong in practic� and wiN proh- �'I d B C b'd either Monda," or Tuestla\.' (If nn"Ie Jest groun gamers on e team. r arvar vs. rown at am n ge. .SI C 1 G H \V'I JIn addition he takes care of the punt' ahly take Berns' place at guard, Tay' Army ,'s, Colgate at 'Vest Point. 1erman onral, ary unto '1" wel·k. The straw ,"ote is 'heing' ('till'lor has heen used at tackle most of bur Hamm .... m.;n!!. His kicks have been averaging Navy \'s. Pittsburg at ',lA.nnapotis. Illlct�(1 hy ::\fr, Bramhall of the politi-C.\-l'r tifty yards and are handled in the week and niay heat out Herdrick Princeton'vs, Dartmouth at Princc- Negative Teams: cal Science department.at left tackle Glossup is putting up a Cornelius Teninga, Newton Knapp. ·J"lrc .. (1I'tT"r"tlt l'I'n(l.: of I),·lllc)t.� ,'lr'"gllod shape enabling the ends to get' ton. Kathan Fine. .... � � "J ''''d.lwn the field, Coutchie is playing classy article of footb�lt-'at c�te.r an� Cornell "s: Buck·neU· at Ithaca. Ihis first year of Varsity football. He the contest between him,-_;md Des Amlt'erst·.\�: Trinity at Amherst.played in the Iowa ga� and showed Jardien will be an inte'resting one. Bowdoin vs, . Colby at Newfair: ahility. Oliphant Is Star. wick.Illlntington and Vruwink will play Street and Oliphant Were the stars Carlisle -vs. Georget&wn at('11£1. These Sophomores are promis- for Purdue in the Wisonsin game and ington.grvulltl g:liners today.Use Same Backfield.Lee Starling. LornCook.BrunS-IwaSh-I. The Daily Maroonat the Press., Peters heing prcpared, one ior the men. olleKing ior the women. and one fOI' the facultymembers. The ohject in askinJ,! ahoutpre\'ious political atliliations is to lindis now on sale out whether the major part of '�, 'osc','cit's support comes from the "C'puhlican party or whether all apprcci-. AMUSEMENTS .. .:"__AMUSEMENTS. � .' ': ···,jAt.n}SEMENTS AMUSEMENTS.J,n....EMPRESS JEFFERSON 1Vl��,e:'!��ssth Sueet and JAke Avenue. .' Daruel'Pr s.. ,. ··DIAMOND NECKl.ACE"NOVELTY PHOTOP:bAY I (\IOUNTAIN ASH MALE CHOIRFive Reels nightly of the latest mov- ., � -: Froril Wales.iog pictures. High class songs. . Best DINKELSPIEL'S CHRISTMASof music by high class orchestra.]-, . . '-A ·Humorous _ Classic: ,Come and hear the new $7,500 �!pe #�war� c1: Sn'c;w;'Six I�;'�organ.' , . Lester; Herbcrt·:& GoldsDiith; RfaiphTONIGHT Errolle; E�. O'Neil . '/!Martin ChuzZl�t (drama-:3 re�ls) .�� -� � •- - .------------AND ,OTHERSSUNDAYTHEATER63rd Street and Cottqc Grove Av.Week Starting SDD.llatOGt 27, SULLIVAN c1: CONSIDINE'PRODUCING DEPARTMENTANNOUNCEPEERLESS KARNO·S COMEDYCO."A Night in a London Secret Society'"With Charles Chapin (Who Playcclthe Fully Souce Last Y car) aDd Fif·teen Brilliant Fun-Mtlters. .GEORGE LEONARD ANDMARGARET MEREDITH(Formerly of Ziegfie1d·s "Follies,,) inTheir Merry ComedyTHE MAID AND THE MEDDLERLES ADLERSEquilibrists in Novel ExploitsPIERCE AND KAZEETimely Sonp and Clever Dances.GILBERT LOSEEThe Triple- Voiced Vocalist.7:30 and 9:15PRICESI Oc-2Oc-3OcILLINOISOTIS SKINNERIn KISMETGAR�·�CKTHE BLUE BIRDThe Wamine Hand (drama):His Life (drama)AND OTHERSPathe Weekly Every Friday,Current Events.ADMISSIONMain Floor, all seats •••••• IC:C; A U�I�ORIU�Balcony. all seats. .' •••••••• .sc Mats. W�· �ri. and Saturday. ahle number of Democrats intt'ncl tovote for hirtL---------------: Mr. Bramhall hopes that thcanswers to the question of previousafiiliations and the answers giving thereasons· for \'oting for certain candi,date in Jlrefcrence to others will makt'this haUot re:llly siJ.{nificant :lIlcl willmake it mean somethin!=! tllore thanthe orclinary straw \'ote.BLACKST�NEKlaw & 'ErJan2er' preseaat1860�ILESTONESLASALLETHE GIRL AT THE GATEpRINCESSWm. A. Brady PresentSThe First Chicaeo Performance ofBOUGHT AND PAID FORBy Geo. Broadhurst.An American Play of To-day! ;. THE GARDEN OF ALLAH"The Eighth \yonder o(the �ir1d." CHICAGQWOODLAWN TBEAIIE.·SStla·St. ... W ...... A� •The only fie Show in Hyde ParkGood Music and Good Pictures..... r ........ a.. ....GAUllOIIT WEEkLT ·EVERT TRUaSDATCtrtrn'nnbMD OTBEIl PlCTUaU CtlAn ,un 'Raymond Hitchcock ill'l:H� .. RED \!IDOW... COLONIAL�:"! ORCHESTRA BALLpALACE MUSIC BAU BURTON HO��ESTraveloaucs, Colored Vi4!'ws and Mo-Clark & Hamilton; Great Lester; tion Pictures.Sherman, Van & Hyman; Wanalow • INDIA. Bombay to DelhiStryker; Hany Breen; Klutiac'. Ea- ' OLV���Matintee� Wed. and Sat.THE MAN HI.GHER U�Has Climbed to Popalarity.2SC to'SI.SOTHE WINSOME WIDOW. '.... f Real Ice Skatinc .trrtainers.F.ngagement Extended-FiDal· WeekTHE ETERNAL WALTZ' . Wed. Eve., Oct 23, at las.. Pri. Eve., Oct. 2S, at las, 'sat. .�t., Oct. :z6, at 2 :15-.A .ElltAlIIIJSI( l1li'LEAN AND HOLBROOKTHE IIILITARY GIRL .CORTPINE FEATHERSDramatic Seaaatioa. Richard Carle-Hattie Williams Sl'\"eral "iolin sdections hy �fissTHE GIRL PROII MONTMARTRE Walker anel a \,oeal SlltO hy Mr.'Iacludinc J .... Barrie'. Burlesque \VnrlhinJ.{ton feature ,Ithc proJ,!ram 0ftil .. (;crman dllh in Lcxll1J,!tlln yestcr­clay, �'iss \Valkt-r playect three IIriJ,!"rcading thc' -constitution of the as' f)(':tfflncss f'.Jf)odwin. national �('cr('­sO('iation. and allllouDcing that honor t.lry of Ih(' Episcopal church. willslips would be used as usual in the �peak at a meetin'J,{ of the Episcopalexaminations. Florence Rothennd \\�Olllcn's dull Tucsday at ,L�o in �followed Dean Linn and appealed to LexinJ,!ton. .1\11 who arc intacstedevery woman tOi back the assocIation. have been mVlted to attend.OPERA HOUSE ANNOUNCE CHANGEIN TIME SET FORCOUNCIL MEETINGSl�eJ.{ular mectitlJ,!s of the l�nclerJ,!rot),uatc council will he helt) ht'rl'aitt'r �lt,�:I:; Monday in Cn),h r:;B. accortlinJ,!to a statement made hy Prcsitll'ntPaine yesterday, The Council has :o'l'\"('ral important matters under cl)n�i,l­eration, and it is exp('ctl'cl :hat the re­ports of the i",·csti ...ratin� cOlllmitteeswill he puhlished next week ahcr IheCouncil meeting,German Club Hears Violin Solos.illal sl'1l,(,tinns .Glee Club to Attend Game.:\11 (;Icl' cluh men. old ancl lle\\". arcrC'lllcsh-,110 asselllhie in Ihe R('ynolclscl,.h al 2 t(lday. "The March (,f theMaroons." witt he tri(',1 out, then theciuh will J,!O 10 the gamc in a hody.Episcopal Deaconess To Be Here.problem play.A SUCR OF LIFEDEAN LINN TALKS ON HONES(Continued from page one) -tion hacks up the ideals oi hOllestyand if you are strong. here is yourchance to use your strength, and ifyou arc weak to o\'ercome yc...ur weak·ness."'Muriel llent opened the meetin� Ity