Carpets...Furniture...Lace Curtains W W OHSTOCK V E R gj , Quin, 5 'on . ' oA,PA8,4 r THINGS 'fHgAlKLAST are always of an inherent interest and value, While things that don't last are inherently worthless. saw! There is nothing in the world so daintily and delicate ornate as a soap bubble. But the worthless- ness of the beautiful bubble is in its frailty. It lasts but a second. The most precious of possessions, the things which should be se- lected with the most intelligent and discriminating care, are things that constitute the furnishings of the home, not only because they af- ford enioyment to the household in common, instead of but to one member of it, but because they are sources of enioyment for long per- iods of time. We have striven now for over forty-three years to handle such goods as are lasting and ar- tisticg that are good today and can be handed down as heir-looms to posterity. .al J .al .aff asf sa' .ai Q09 Q09 I Draperies.Shades.Rugs 3 1272 00383 6663 A1.E?lJE ll':l5':lUl: Home avings and Investment C0 H. B. DICKINSON President and General Manag Ct' NOT AN EXPERIMENT S3355EQTEZEJENSESSSITZAEZMES IHS OME may become imbued with the erroneous idea that this plan of co-operation - among consumers instead of capitalists is an experiment 3 but if theyinvestigate they will find practically the same plan in successful operation in England. For years the laboring classes of that country have been securing their own homes ' - in just this manner. Thus you see the experimental stage has been passed. Naturally, the more members we have operating and co-operating together, the sooner you will be placed in your home. Many are realizing this daily, as is shown from the fact that three times within the first year of operation the Home Savings and Investment Co. have been forced to seek larger and more commodious quarters in order to be able to handle the increase in business, and at the present time, although having just added two new rooms to their already large suite in the Y. M. C. A. Building, they have no more than is absolutely necessary. lf the plan were an experiment we might fool a few individuals, but it would be an utter impossibility and plain folly to attempt to mislead the thousands who have joined our ranks throughout Central Illinois. No! At last a suc- cessful combination of consumers has been formed that will weather all financial storms and be the final means of conferring the blessing of the ownership of their own homes on hundreds and thousands of renters who would, under any other circumstances, be forced to remain at the mercy of a landlord all their lives. mfxg f? Ea 66:2 'T BRHDMES PMSTECHNIC INSTITUTE PEO rglA,nLL, .14a:mrQA5ez: G, I. I. U. I Rl iii! VQV A X ? Nj A km ? S 'W fi ' 1 9 1 QW 1 ,X ,QW L T' I fa-Q1 1,43 N U 'W QX. 'fxifh U NZ . 2 'gy FIRST RAGS THEN PULP THEN PAPER AND NOW A DOCUMENT OF MUCH Evloemce OF THE SUPERIOR VVORKMANSHIP or J. W. FRANKS PRINTERS PEORIA, ILL. Cgc SONS Our Excuse i - y i ' i ,Jttlg Q MAIN the crime is committed. Volume ll of the 'J' 'A Poixseoife is offered to the public by the Board of Editors. XVe humbly crave your tolerant hx inspection and then, if possible, your hearty H approbation. QL 'l'hroughout our work we have had two motives K - 1-lk in view, viz.: to give to the public and the stu- dents a more accurate knowledge of the Institute, and to furnish a means of laughter and enjoy- ment in humor which will please but not offend. W'e feel confident that our playful jests will not be taken in a spirit other than that in which they were written: a spirit of comradeship and respect. VVe wish to thank all those who have aided us in our work in any way, and the students in general, for their interest in our progress. VVe have striven to give you a tiny glimpse of the labor. fun and results of life at Bradley during the past year, and to make this volume interesting and worthy of the Instie tution by which it is published. The editors hope that the size of the volume will not prejudice its purchasers against it as a whole, but, taking it in its entirety, they may say that it is worthy of its college. No higher praise can be given. '02 B0aI'd of Editors EDICATION THIS, THE SECOND VOLUME OF THE ROLYSCORE TS RESPECTFULLY DEDICATED TO OUR FDUNDER MRS. LYDIA BRADLEY BY THE ECIARD OF EDITORS MRS. LYDIA BRADLEY FOUNDER OF BRADLEY POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE l l 4 l I 1 i l i I l l l l r l ll Cfibllw to mrs. Bradley Q Mus. .EQ gm R:XIDI-I2X was born in Indiana, her parents having moved ' ' , . . Lvnrx Moss -la if from Ixentuekv a few vears before her birth. bhe grew up .wits ff '. . ' . . . .efrffigf .,,ffzf U'. on western soil with western customs and ideas, modihed gk'-y12 ,wr 1 'N were somewhat by the old southern habits which her family had i X brought from the land of slavery. After her marriage to Mr. Bradley, she moved to Peoria, where she lived a short time in the square house on High street, which over- looks the city, and from which she moved into her present home. During her whole life habits of thrift and industry have kept her interests close to the interests of the great mass of American people, and when she saw herself nearing her eightieth birthday, possessed of a large amount of money, and remembered that of her six children not one lived to inherit the fortune which had piled up through her frugality and her business ability, her thought went out to other children who had too little opportunity to learn the practical things of life. Mr. Bradley's death, some thirty years before, had cut short plans for building an orphan asylum in memory of their dead children. The orphan asylum idea gave place in Mrs. Bradley's mind to the Bradley Polytechnic Institute, and now, in her eighty- sixth year, she takes comfort and pride in the school she has established, because she believes it is doing good work. Mrs. Bradley's chief interest at home is her flower garden, and her choicest roses -of which she has great numbers-are often sent to the Institute upon occasions of festive gatherings. Mrs. Bradley herself frequently comes to the Institute, and as she sits upon the platform, a beautiful figure in her black silk gown, relieved by handsome lace, the students look upon her with the love akin to that they give their mothers. At home Mrs. Bradley is cordial to her friends: is ready to entertain those who delight in the Institute, whether they are former acquaintances or not: and always holds her house open for the personal friends who are fond of gathering for an evening chat. i During the eighty-five years of her life Mrs. Bradley has laid up stores of wisdom, which, united with her sturdy common sense, make her a most interesting woman, and as she sometimes gives her ideas about the vital questions of the day, every one within reach is glad to listen and to know what her keen insight and strong judgment find in the problems which this generation must work out. Long may Mrs. Bradley live to lend to us her gracious presence, her kindly thought, and her helpful word. All Bradley Institute members unite in loving and honoring the woman who has done so much for the young people of today. f if x O at LL ,f- V E A. PEDRICK UGG K E L L VVEST VV A RD RAMSEY FRANKS SZOLD MILES 1, Board of Editors Y Edii0l':il1:Zhief UIMANKIIIL N l'1cANl4s. A G Hssociate EClif0I'S lliterary .AN NA A, lx1al,1.m.f. NIARIAAI Szmm I'rA1,1N1a l'rimeu'rs, 0 K K frR.XN'l' AI. KIILIQS, Qb A E Jlrt XYIVTUIQ I. XXYICSIQ A ll .IL I,I.X BHl'RI..ANI1, IA IA lx IuEN1aI3l'Nul1 Jlthletic lrlilblilili I'1Nu+3u Q Business manager llkulum AY. RA AISIQY, Lb A Hssistant manager H Alam' XYAl:1m, fb A E I U ES ULM H LL SMA PFEIFFER H PUTE R BA U1 9 HARPER S, BRADLEY BR -. BAILEY HAMMOND Board of trustees OLIVEIQ VI. BAILEY, Prcsiduiit. .. .. .Puoria LESLIE D. PLI'IEIzIz.xUi,sII, Vice-Presirlciit, Peoria I-Ixiuw A. PLXMMOND, Secretary. .XVyoming XVILLIAM R. HARIIEII, University of Chicago RUIIOLF PFEIEIPER. . . . . .Pcoria ZEALY M. HOLRIES. .. ...Mossvillc ALBION XV. SMALL. .University of Chicago Q Q Q Q I EL-may Q?-par, ,L-uw 64,551 Efvue' GL- 153 QL- ue 91.45 -5 I? ery? EL- ji 29 245 Qi 2-i Q-Ji M' 1:-if Q-S f ' f f Q: rf J . FTP Sz 'cf X :J TZ X' L Q Q I .um .1.- 11 .L-wi I-I-5 ,rv-x .L-ISL mr- L41 ,-iI- L-r-5 .Mig L-J-N F 51 gf 1: 5? ii: fi! iii ,Gi Af: 3 i 3: ,F Air ff 431 VL iii yi if: if ii gk if: v f v v v v f V v v v v v W, ,., W, , ,,, Lg, I., W, I 4.4, .fn ,V , ,,, .,, ,V V, .,, 4, .,, Ig, I .,, Ig, .,, W, ., -Q iii-Q L: -Q5 : s V: w : M -.: -Q if -I5 2 -I 15 -Q 2 ui 2 -Elegy: f if EZ , sz 'cf Nz cz Q: Q: L7 Q: . xi Q OLIVER J, BAILEY PRPQSIDHNT OF THE HU.-XRD HF 'rRUs'rE1-is VVILLIAM RAINEY HARPER I-RESIDENT UF THE F.-xCl'L1'x' V? wiv 6 6 UU 6 6 660 Cb! Faculty 6021600 60b60b 600600 6021603 603602 4 Officers oi Instruction Q Ranks assigned to this iaculty are granted on a basis oi aiiiliation with the University oi Zhicago and are equivalent to similar named ranks in the University. with the exception oi the Director, the names in each rank are arranged in order of Zollegiate Seniority. Q Sclumls 1886-S1 l,l'lllCl1lZ1l lligli Scliunl, Klanlizittzin, Kansas, 1888-90: l'rinCipzil uf Sulimnls, Mound City, Kansas, ISLJCPQIQ ,X.ll., The Uni- versity nf Cliiczxgn. 15933 ljratliiate Sturlent. z'lvirr'., 1893-6: liczin Of South Siclc .Xciulg-my, fl1lCZlgl'i, 1893-7. 'l'1lEo1m1cE CIIALON l3L'Rls12ss, l li.D., Assistant Professor of Grcck zinfl Latin. Dean of College and Higher Academy. Xl llumltrn Cnllegc, 1883: .X.M., 18803 llcml of Clrissical llc-part uit-nt. lfrcrlsmizi iN. YJ State Nr,rrinz1l Scliw-l, 1883-Q61 ilrnrluzitc Student in tlruck, The L'nivo-rsity of Cliicngu, 18915-71 Fellow in Greek, ilml., 12497-83 l'li.ll.. flwifl., 1398: .Xssistzint l'i'0fussrvi' of Greek in Ll1lXL'I'Qity nf Vllicngu. Sunnncr, Iqrm and IQUI. lQ'11.xin,ias AXl.l'llEl.'S 'lp2ENxia'i'T, SB., .Xssistunt Profcssnr of Manual Arts. l!,S.. XY-wcwtci' l'+vlytccl1nic lnstitute. H801 Klncliinist :incl llmuulits- man with llwwii X Slizirpn Blzuiufncturing Cn., and Putnam Machine Vullygc. Now Ynrk City, 1891-7. limxxxklm lilCT.XY10L'S SIS?-UN, HSC., AB., Assistant Professor of lfnglisli. ILSC.. lizmszxs Stzitu .Xgricultural Cullcgu, 1830. Teziclicr in Public Uv., iNNh-7: Ylik'!lCllCl' nf Manual Trriining, lligli Scliuol. St. l'ziul, I Xlinnt-wtzi, 15547-8: l'rincipz1l uf Manual Trziining lligli Sclm-il. St, I'nul, Nlinucsntzi 18337912 l'1'ufu5f.m' uf Manual Trziiniug, Tcuclwrs H121.15N B.x1:'r1,ET'r, lJl1.D., Assistant Professor uf Gerinaii, Zlllfl Dean of VV0111c11. Stuilcnl in llCl'lllI. ISS:-4 mul 181,113 'llCIlCllL'!' uf ilL'l'111ElI1, Vcnria lllgll Schmil, 1884-gg ,XsSi5tz1ut l'rincip:1l, 1837-1,1 Ncwnham Collage, Um- versily uf Czlnilrrimlglc. Ifuglztml, H4801 ,X.Il., Ilryn Mawr Cullcge. 1891, .X.Rl.. 1803, mill l'l1,ll., ISQDI lil'il1lllillL' Stuflent in linglish :mil Gm'- mzm, liryn Mziwr Cfvllcgc, ISO!-5, zmfl lfcllfvw in lingliwli, 1893-4L l'lc'1l4lc1' uf tlic .XlHCI'lCZlll lic-ll1111'sl1i11 uf thc iXs51w1z1tif1n of Cullcgizitc .Xl11lllI'IiL'. 189.1-51 l11al1'11ctu1' iii liQ1'l112'l!'l. l'111'llzm1l Aczuleniy, l'o1'tlz1111l, Urvgmi, 18915-7. 1-1,x1e1-E5 T1eUM1xN XVYc1m1fF, Pl1.D., Assistaiit Profcssoi' nf History and Civics: Dean of Lowci' Acaclcliiy. , Y . - - 1 -- , .- ,1 . ,X.l1., lxnux Cwllcgu, 1884: .x.M., 1l111r'., 18871 lull.. tlncztgu ll1c1,1lUg1c:1l Sc-111i11:11'y, 13547: llczul -if linglisli llCI1lll'llIlCl1f, Usnkzi Klilllllc Sclimil, .lz111z111. 1888-111 lI1StI'llCl0I' in liuglisli, lmsliislizi l'111x'c1'+.1ly, liyutw, -lfllillll. ISSCVQIQ l.Q'kftUl'L'l' 1111 thc llistury of Szxcrul xlllx-IC, lfl1ic:1g11 'l'l1u11l11g1cz1l Sc111i11a1'y, 1801-31 llrzifluzitc Stumlent, The lliiivcrsity uf l'l1icz1g11. 1Ng1.1-11: liellivxv, ilml., New-73 l'l1,lb,, Ifmin 1807 1..x1:1zNcE IZLMER Cm1s'1'ocK, AAL. Iiistriictur in Mzitliuinatics 211111 Registrar. .X.l7., linux Lkullcgc. 1888: l11st1'11ct1,v:' in l2lz1ckl1111'11 L'11ivc-1'Qity, 1SN1z: liistructui' at Knox College, 1889-93, 1893-41 .X.M., linux Lbllcg-,', 18911 ,lolins llupkine lf11ive1'ii1y, 189:-3. 1894-52 The lliiivcrsity ul' Cliicngu, 1395-ol lllxil'l1Cf0l' in M:1tl1c111:1tics, l'1'i11cuton-Yule Scliu-fl. Cliicngn, 1890-7. XIM111-is Bill:-T GARNER, Pl1.D., Instructor in Chemistry. ILS.. XVZ1lJZiSl1 College. 1893: XLS.. 1895: l11st1'L1Ct1'r1' in Liliemistry zmnl XllllCl'IllOgy- 1893-5: 'll16 L'11ivc1'sity of ClllCZ1gO. Fellow. 18915: Assist- ant, 1895-71 l'l1,lJ., 1897, Re-uiglieal Xuvemlxe-1'l,1EIU1. XVALEb I'IXRRIbOIN PACKARD S B Instructor 111 B1ology Q I' Ohvet College 1894 1-'ellovs lfl Zoology The UIIIVCTSIIY of Chl cago 18958 Instructox 111 Zoology Marme B1oloff1cal Laboratory XX oods Holl 'Hass Summers 1893 QQ FRED DLI-XNE CRANVMH xxx 8 B Instructor 111 Manual Arts Thploma qt Paul Manual F1 auumg behool ISQI P S XXIOICCSYCI' Polxtechmc I1lNflfl.1tE IQQ6 'leacher of Nlanual Trammg Mmne apohs H1011 School 1396 , FREDERIC LENDALL BIbHOP S B Instructor 111 Pl1ys1cs Graduate 'wt Iohnsbury Ncaclemv 1894 btudent L1terature and Lan Technolofv 1898 Gmduate Ntudent zlvzd 'wununer 1898 Cuaduate Student Umvelslty Lf Cl'llCZ1 o 51111111161 1900 CLINTON SHELDOY Vu DFLTSEB MC Assoc1ate 1n Manual Arts Xll Co1 nell Inu erntx 189.1 Instr11cto1 111 Nlathemaucs Ixeulaa Col levfe IQQ4 5 lnstructm 111 XX oodxx oxkmv and NI6C1l3!11C3.l D1amng l I21IllxfO1t Ixy 1895 6 Centml II1-ith School BI1I'l1'1S2i17Ol1b 18068 1 - a. Y , ' ' . 1 1 J . ., I . e. ,., ' . 2 ' ' ' , ' ' '- ' ': , 1 : ., I I '- . - V - s . 1 .s 1' ', -. ., A . , , , - . , 1. , 4 1 r. ., ' j ' : ' . e 'Q ' 1' ' ' . ' - 4 . ' 'D I , --. 1 4, . ., . , 6 1 I. A 1' ,, 3 ' ' - guage, Boston University. 1894-5: S.B., Massachusetts Institute of ' 5, : 1' I , ' ' ., I , 1 . ' Q , ' '1 ' g . Q ', . X, , S X I 1 - - A ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 . , . ., r Y 1 1 ' , .' . 1 Y . ' , ' ' , - 1 . -.. - ,. c . 1 M, D. -K 'ji 1 ', ' 3, 1 ' ' ' , I' ' ', .. ,- 1 ' -1 fb Q . V , -. l i I I l i l l i I l l i I r I I 1 l 4 F Louis CLARK PLANT, Pli.B.. Associate in Mathematics. l'h.ll., University of Michigan 18971 llflllllllllll of Schools, Olive, Mich- igan, 1889-QI, Uvcrisel, Michigan, 1801-3, Graduate Student. Uni- versity of Chicago. 1897-S. N ARY TJOAN S1fA1.1m1Nns, AB., Associate in Engqlisli. Cornell University. 1889-Qxg Teacher ot' English and Mathematics, Hyde . Classes tor Girls, 180:-3: Teacliei' of English anil Mathematics, Ilarvarcl School, Chicago, 1394-6, 1397-0: ,X.l!., University of Chicago, ' ysics, llezirluorn Seininary, Chicago, 1899-19003 Grafluate Stuilent, Uiiycrsity of Chicago. l5QQ-1900. y I - t t y. 1 18963 Liraduate Student, zlml., 1695-og 'lcaclier of Mathematics and -'1 L M fl, 9- Mizs. ELIDA E. VVINCHIP, Associate in Domestic Economy. Superintendent of Sewing, Kansas State Agricultural College, 1384-97. BERTHA J. SPOHR, BS., Associate in Domestic Economy. ILS., .Xgricultural College, Manhattan, Kansas. 1898: Teacher in Pulwlic Schools, Manhattan, Kas.. 1893-61 Instructor in Domestic Economy, Deaf antl Dumb Institution, Olathe, Kansas, 1898-1900. GEORGE CR0x1W1z1,L As11MAN, BS., Associate in Chemistry. ILS., xXl2llT?1Sll Collcgc, 1895: f,il'ZN'lLlZltYS Student and Instructor in Lil1e111istry. 1805-ng Tcaclier Physics ztnrl Llicinistry, l'll'Zll'llif0l'lf, Incl., Iligh School, ISQC-19011 1Vil'2lClLl2lfC Student, University of Cliicago, Suinincr, 1897-19003 ,llE2lCllE'l' l'I1ysics :intl Chcinistry, Illinois State Nornizil Scliool, L'l1111'lesto11. Sl'IIl1l'I1Cl'. 15111. NVI1.1.I.1M l714E11ER1c1i RAYMUNU, Associate in Manual Arts. XI4Lcl1i11ist for XX'z11'11e1' N Swzisey, Clevclzinilg Xl'4f1l'tlll1lgtOl1 llytlrztulic XYorks. New York: Ill'lL,l l'ittsburg Locoinotive XYorl-is, Pittsburg, Pa. For six years. RlCCll8I1lClZlll. l,C'l'5Z1l'tlTlCIlt of lix11c1'i111e11tz1l liiigiiiec-ring, Cornell Univcrsity. Q, l21.s1E Pix1:soNs ljoU1tL,xN1i, UL., Assistant i11 French and lVi61'l11Illl. -1 1 X , 5 7 'llll1'CC years' stmly in l'sl'ZlllCL' nnfl Gr-riiianyg l'l,l,., Smith College, North- 'l w z1n111ton, Mass., 18953 r.llEZlCllt'l' of Al4,H,lk?l'l1 Lztiiguzigcs in Scovill l l:1ce School, Unk l'z1rk. Ill., 18941-71 'llC'2lCllL'l' of lfrcnch :mil Iinglish, i W llLt4Yl'l2l lligh School, 1807-go: So1'l1o1111c. l':11'is, 111110: Stuilent in Gc1'111:l11y. 1 oo 1 . ,ft l 0 Miieuii lis'r11E1c SwINo1,1z, SB., Assistant in Sewing. . A. , uf ILS-c., liznisns State ,Xgriculturzil Kfollcgc, 18901 lii1'Zl4lL1flTC Stuwlcnt. -ilml.. -'-l'1 -1-2,2 1Xot1-73 Zwtiirlcnt in l'1'1vu1c .Xrt btuelio ut XX ztshington. ll. L., 1898. 1, 'FL'-Ls , 45- if ,V K . Q swf XVILL1,xM BENSON, AB.. Assistant in Latin ztncl Greek. .X.ll., llcloit Cullcge, 18971 'll-ncliui' in llelnit, XYi:.,, lligli School, 1893-93 llrzuluatc- Student uf Greek :mil Latin zlt L'nivcr5ity of Cliiczign, 1390- Iggfxl. ERNIQST Runouf llm:sL1t'1 I, A.M., Assistant in Matlicinutics. .X.ll.. Germ. Xlfnllzice Lkwllcgc, llerca, Uliiu, 18931 University mf fliicagn, 18:33-19003 Instructor in NlJlIl'lt'lll11IlCS, llcflelinq Cullcge, iguui ,X.M., zlvill., 19003 llnivermily uf lllllL'IlH4l. Sumincr. ICOUZ .X.Kl,, Hfffl., Suni- mcr, lgoo. lll.XRY AMA DE.xt'n, AB., Assistant in Physics and Matlicinzitica. ,X.lL. Vassar Cullcge, ISQSQ Stuclcnt lllllfull zlml., 1896-S. Teaclicr l'em'ia l'ulJlic Sclmnls. 1898-O1 Grzuluxxtfs Stutlcnt. 'lllic Vnivcrsity nt' Cliicagn, Sunnner, 1899: Instructor in Mutlimnatics., llmvarel l':iync Cnllegze, Fayette, Miasunri, 1899-19:10. LAWRENCE EMERY GURNEY, AB., Assistant in Physics and Mathematics. .X.l3., Colby College. 13993 Special l elluwr-liilv. Unixxrsity nf flllkfllgtb. 19011-01. Mosl-:s .li-xMEs XVRIGHT, AB., Assistant in History and English. A.B., Cornell University, 1900: Student, The University of Chicago, 1900. Eivtixfiix M. BTOREHOUSE, Assistant in Biology. Graduate Michigan State Normal tYpsilantil, 1SS9g Teacher in Tra- verse City. Mich., 1889-9:1 Teacher in Council llluffs, lowa, 1892-72 Special Student in lliology. The University of Chicago, 1897-IQOO. llliw CGRNELIA XVYMAN, Assistant in Drawing. Graduate Art Institute of Chicago. 1399: Student in Suinnier Sketch Class with Al. H. Yaiicleiqwool. 18962 Teacher in Private Studio, 1899- 190o: Student and llemher of Art Stuiilc-:nt's League of New York, 1900-01: Student Chase School of Art, New York, 1901. ADELAIDE lX lICKLE, Assistan in Drawing. Graduate Chicago Art Institute, 1900: Designer for Marshall, Field Sz Co., Chicago, 1900-01. 'ir CL.x1:ENcE CAREY LEF1f1NuwE1.L, AL., Assistant in Latin and Greek. Hillsilale Cnlleqe, 1894-63 'll-zicliei' in l'nl1lie Sclnmls, 1806-8, l:iI'fll,ll.'lfl.lE' Hrrifllcy l'olyteel1nie lnstitute, 1800: Student University uf Cliicagn, 1900-O I. lXI.'XL'DE CULRERTSON fDLMS-TEAIJ4, SL., Assistant in Sewing. Eureka College, 1393-41 llurgan l':n'k ,Xcznle-my, 1304-61 Teacher, 1'eo1'iz1 Cuunty, 1390471 llrarluate lirzulley Vwlytccltnic Institute, 1897-IQOIQ Grznvluzite in Science Course. KATHERINE KECK, Assistant in Foofl XVO1'k. Teacluer. Nevada, Mn., City Sclmols, 1391-3: Summer Student Clmutnn- qua, N. Y., 1893: Snnnnei' Stullent. Cook County Nn1'n1al Selinul, 18941 Tffwller. City Schools, Calumet, Mich, 1893-1900: Student Bradley lnstitute, 1'eo1'ia. lll., 1900-og. ,mn ' s I Yvx .- 2 D 2 .. H. ,. IJ SZ ... Fw N ,JZ ..I'fI Q2 'F4 M I Z :cf :rv- -1 G E 'C Z Lf mf H, m7 Q fl' 'sf - L LL 5 - ff, 55 Az, 7.1 I Council 1 befi 111 3 Faculty 411 'IHIC 12. H. 5Iw511N, L 111111111111 ,, Y. , 1311. I111Q111111111f: 41. 11l'N11l NN 1111.1 1111111.15 1. XX11141111 11li1.IiN 111111'1'1,1a'1 1' e. Q',oIlege4l90l:l902 N1i'1 l'lli 1111151 1'.IlW.Xl4Il 5'11Hl 1i c. Higher Jilcadcmy Vuxxx Y. R1'l'L'I11l2 11111-311 51. 1x111x1i111a1c G Bower Ecademy H.xz1:1, 5111111 XV11.1.1.xx1 S. 111111111 VICTOR J. 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XV1e11sH'r I,11.1.1.xN XYx'111a.xN1 GRACE ANICKER JOHN ARMSTRONG FSIILIX AYLESAYORTI-I A R 'I' H If R BAKER RIILDRIED UALDAYIN ETH EL BARTIIOLO IAI EW ELSIE BAUER MILTON HAYNE IiA'l'I-IRYN BELSLEY NYM. BERGNER Htlfi.XLxE BEST-OR ALICE BLAIR RUTH BR.XlJLliY GEORGE BRYAN EXIE CAMPIIELL BR.-YNSON CAXFIELIY ROSS C.-ANTERIICRY RERTHA CARSON IYY CLEAVER HENRY COLIN' CHESTER COLLIER BTARGARIET COLYILLIZ GLADYS CORNING JOS. COYYELL JOHN CRAGER ROBERT CRAIG FRANK CRANEY ANNA DALTON PEORIA DEBIPSEX' ROY DEX7.XL'LT CORAL DITEWIG THEO. DURFEE CHESTER ELLIOTT IVIOLLIE EMERY DONALD EYANS NELLE FARLEY EARL FERRYMAN SIDNEY FIELSELNIAN N CH.-XS. FISHER BESSIE FLETCHER ANNA FLETCHER THEODORE FLUEGEL REX FRAZIER VVALTER FRYE EDNA FIILKS GEORGE FULKS NICHOLAS GOLDSBROUGH EGWQI' .HC6d2l11V G IUCIIIIJCYS FRANK GOODINIZ ALICI2 GOSS JANET GRANT Al4'1'1'IL'1i GREEK PHILIP GREGG JOSEP1-I GRIER HENIQN' GRIAIES JAMES HACK xMERS'lxliR HAKES BIZRENICE HALL CLARA HAMMOND GLADYS LIARIJTN D. G. HARAIES XVAI. H.XRI'liIi VERA LIAYE5 GILRERT HILL PHILIP HOIi'l'11N WAI. HOL7G1i J O I-I N HO UG H TO N EDITH I IL'NTIZK FRANK JACK PIERRE JENKINS P,-XVLINE JOHNSON BICSSIE JOHNSTON NIAURICE JOHNSTON FLORENCE IQEENE HIiIiIlERT KELL.AR MARION IQINGMAN JOHN KOHL FRANK LARASH MARGARET LXUDER ELLEN LADDER JANE LEE ETTA LEE EUGENE LEONARD EDITH LEYY ISAEEL LINES EAIMA LOOK P1-IOEBE NIASKER STELLA MAULEAIR ELIZABETH NIAYER NIAURICE NIEEKER ANNA MERCER LLEWELLYN MERRELL LOUISE MILES FREDERICK MILLER O. W. MILLER FRANK MOIQRILL VV. P. MOSHER LANIE NEILL MARY NEWMAN ROY N4JI?l.ING FRANK NORRIS ELIZ,-XILEFH c,J.XKI7UIiI'l EDNA QVBRIEN LILY PARKER FLORA PAS-QCAY M Y RTLE POTTER HCl1i.XLkli PRATT MARY PROCTOR BESSIE RADLEY JULIUS RORISON CHAS. SCIIAUwII.EEELE LILY SLHNERLEY HARRY SEAIIURY HAZICI. SIIOLL PERLE SIMMONS MARE1. SLANE LEROY SMALLENIIERGER I'IENRll2'l'TA SIHXLDIXG ETI-IEL SYFERT CLARA TAPPE LEONA 'TOMPKINS ELSIII TRIEBEL ROY 'FYSON LINA LJLRICH TEIS VELDE ALVIN XVENELL E. J. VVALKER HARIQX' 'WARD FRANK XVARREN WM. WELCH GEOIQGIE VVHEELOCK RALPH VVHEELUCK ILXLIDA NVHITING WM. VVHITING FLORA WILEY HERBERT VVILLIAMS ELY WOOD XVALTER VVOOD ROSE WOOLNER BURDETTE WRIGHT HOWARD VVRIGHT LEL.-X XVRIGHT RALPH YOCUM 3 1 I I I i . 'I I I 1. I I I I I I I I v I I I I I I I I Q1 D1o111111e-31516111.13 1 .,, .. arf! ' vfff fri -Q. 2 1 2 LQQ31t11Q1f1my if 2 1D12p.a1111111me.f .11 XX XX xx T 1 fx X O X , X W , S 4 N ff 1 , -'- r 4 ' 2 v 11 1 121 ' 1 11111 X 1 , 01' ., ' f f if A . f 1 TT 1 f . fl 1 ffl' ' 11,1 , ' IM 21 ,X -' f j 1 311 J Z1 I I 111 . F f,-T1 3 L 'IVN S ., . 1 . .sk . lr' -M.- 'e. tailoring. 11 A li D111111-stic liconoiny 131-pa1't1ne11t was one of the lirst flepartlnents thotight of in tl1e very llkflillllllllfl' of 1'1r211l1ey lnstitnte, 111-ine' 111-flfillllifffl wit11 the other 1lep21rtn1e11ts hefore the lmilrling was llll1511L'41. Vlillk' work of this 1lep211'tn1ent is 1lesie'11e1l to give tl1e TL'lll1l11IlL' llflfllllll of 1110 st11111-nt lbtltly 21 f1L'1-UICSS in, Zllltl k111,wle1le'1- of. tl1e principles g'UX'C1'l11l1gi' tl1e work of ll 111'1111e. For tl1e tirst two years IIT tl1e six spent at 1'3r:11lley lnstitnte, tl1e girls are re1111ire11 to spen11 one class peri111l i11 tl1e sewiiig' Ttbtllll, where they are t2111g'l1t to 1111 51111111 11111111 work 211111 Z1 k1111w1e11g1e of the 111-st stitches to pnt into each p1'21l'lllCll1, in tl1e places where these same stitches are 11L'L'f1Uf1i this takes 11p tl1e work ofthe first year. 111 tl1e sec11n1l year, the care 111111 ns: of 21 SQXY1l1fJ,'l11Z1C11ll1L', tl1e 21l1ility to C111 211111 tit garinents comes Ttllltlly. ln tl1e tl1ir1l 211111 fourth years of tl1e six sche11111e11 years 111 scl11-1111 life, tl1e girls can, if tl1ey chose, take I1 course in practical 11ress tnakine' 211111 t tl1e sa111e ti111e they are t2111e'l1t soinething' of tl1e pro1111cti1111 211111 111a1111f21c- t11re of tl1e materials 115011 for clotliiiigg thus. when tl1e course is Ctll1ll,D1L'lCtl eacl1 girl has the satisfaction of weariiig' SlIl11Ctl11l1g.1' of l1er own l12llltl1XV0l'1i, 211111 of knowing' of what, how fllltl wl1y tl1e g1'21l'1llCll1 she is wearing: is n1a1le 211111 worn as it is. The fflllflll year witnesses the intro1111ction 11f these girls to tl1e 17111311 1JCl12ll'1lllCll1. There they may learn i11 tl1e kitchen 1Z1lN1Y2lt1ll'5', tl1e lllllllllblllilliflll of certai11 f11111l materials 211111 their Ilfliltlflll to one 21110111611 Practice is given i11 inziking types 11f w21ter 211141 111ilk foorls, cereals, fruits, yegretal1les, nieats, S2l1IlflS, 1JUtlll1llg,1'S, pastry, cake 211111 11re211l. ln the fifth 211111 sixth year tl1e caiining a111l preservintg of fruits, fancy cookery, l11211'1iL'11l1QL', l31Z1lll'lll1g.L', preparingi. 111111 serving' 11101118 are tatight. This w11rk occupies one- rpiarter of the hfth year. tl1e l'C11lZ1ll11llgl two t'lllZll'1L'l'S are 11ev11te11 to the st111ly of f111111 a111l its functions, to dietary st1111ies 211111 cheniistry of f111-111, T11e last year of tl1e course in Domestic Econoiny is 1'leyote1l to tl1e st111ly of hye'iene 211111 sanitary science. T11e flC1J21l't11lCll1f is well e1111ippe1l wit11 the necessary f11r11it11re 211111 utensils, tl1e last two years 1lZ1Y1llg' seen a won1lerf11l i111p1'11ve1nent i11 this line. Seven l't'Jt 11115 are g'iyen 11p to tl1is t'lC1J11I'lIl1lCl11, two serving: roonis, the 11111c11 1't11ll11, a 11.11154 kitchen, kitchen 12111111111- tory. lect11re l'OOlll, practice 1lining' r1Q1on1 a111l E111 ofhce. The practice 1linin1r 1'1'1111n is often tl1e scene of lllfllly pretty ltincheons flllfl parties given hy the 1lit'ferent classes. This clepartinent fills a long' felt want i11 the city of Peoria 211111 1'icini1y, and in the t11t11re women 211111 girls will he 1:12111 to say t11at tl1eir scientilic knowleflue of llOl1lC keeping, is, in a great n1eas11re, 1l11e to tl1eir Stlllly at 13r211lley 1llSl1lll1L'. W W W W W W W W WW W W W ,W W I. 'W W W W W z W W 1 W I 1. W W W W 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 J 1 1 Ng 3 , ,N -f- W 19 I if-7 Xgivfifig XXXJXJA manual Hrts e. in '11 F UNE 11'1'1'c 215kc11 11'11c1'c111 11121121111 Institute 1111511-15 1111151 111111111 1111111 the large l1L1l111J1'l' 111 c0111-1:1-5 211111 1111111 5C1l1lll1S 111111111 XX'4l1'1i of the 5211110 g'1'1l11L', pr111121111y 111- xY1ll11l1 2111511c1', H111 its 111111-1' range of 1111111111't1111ity. 11c5i1l1-5 211'f11r11i11g' 2111 o1111111't1111i1y to S111115' 2111cic11t 211111 1111111c111 1Z1111.l'112l,il,'CS, 111211hc- 11121tic5 211111 history, it H1:1.C1'5 1211111r211111'y courses 111 sc1'c1'211 sciences, 211111 p121ctic211 i1151111cti1111 111 111211111211 1I'211l11l1LL', 11o111cs1ic 1-c111111111y, 1112111'i11g' 211111 1 1 . 41 P Q -11 H Q vV i eiigiiieeriiig. Here Z1 5111111-111 1111118 2111 1111p111'11111ity 111 111115111- 1111-se 1111lf1C1-11 I 73- SC111'101 5t1111ic5 111111cr c1j11111iti1i111s 215 1211'11r21111c 215 those which 21t1e1111 1111- .-I , 11c51 of i11511'11c1i1111 111 1111- 11111c1 5t1111ics 111 the c111'1'ic11111111. 1 The 111211111211 Arts 1iJ1'p2111111c11t 111'f1'1'5 Zl 1':1ri1-ty 111 courses, 11111 the J gciieral 211111 111 2111 these may 111- 512111-11 in a 11-11' 111111152 111 the L111111' -4-I 1Xc2111en1y 11 is 111 give such i11str11c111111 111 111511111211 112111111111 211111 1112111'i11g 215 -L51 2111 pupils 5111111111 receive, 11'11211c1'1-1 courses they 111211 p111s111- 1211e1 211111 11'h21te1'e1 11121y be their liJCCl1PZ11Q11'lll after 1c211'i111: 5c11o1j11. This 111211111211 1I'Z11l1111g.l' 1111111 l11E11iCS the 5111116111 112ll111y1 it gives 111111 2111 11p11111'11111it1' 111 11'1'11'k 11111 ll 111-1:111ite 1JllI'1J1150-P12l11ll1l1g.1' 211111 t11e11 CXCCl11111g' 11'it11 his 111111 112111118 11 gives 111111 11111111' to express 1111118011 111 11121tc1ia1 things 215 11'e11 as 111 1'1'1'11a1 and 1111111-11 12111g'1121g:1-5. By thus expressing' his i11ea5, hc g'I'111'l5 practical power 111 1111l11i111g3,' 211111 k11ow1e11g:c 111 1112111111211 211111 processes 215 11'e11 215 511111 of 11211111. 111101114 11'i1h these c1'11111'5 also the 11211111 111 111111- 011g'111lCSS, 211111 some 2lIJIlI'CC1Z1t1Ol1 of 1111211 is 11111111111 211111 211111111111-iate 111 works of Zll'1 and l11E1l1l1fZlC1llI'C'. XY11et11er 111a11'i11g or 511op11'11rk, the 111211111211 21115 work of the 1,o11'er Ac2111en1y is for general 11eve1op111e11t, 211111, t11c1'cf111'e, of 1'21111e to 2111 st1111en15, just 218 are t11e other studies taken during the 521n1e years. In the Higher Aca11e111y, after 51111161115 have chosen the 11-1'1 111p5 of studies they 11'Q5h to pursue, the 11'orkbeco111115 more technical 111 character, v21ryi11g- ZlCCOl'f11ll1Jf to the gr1g111p. XVhen t11e College is reached, trade processes are 5t1111ie11, and 511111 is 21cq11ire11 in suf- ficient measure to 111 students for re111u11er21tive Ql'111J1OylT16111 in i11111151ries where special kno11'1e11g'e of o11e or 111ore of tl1e 111211111211 21115 is required. Une may pursue courses 111 art work, 11r211vi11g, painting, clesigning, clay 111o11e1ing, 211111 11'oo11 c21r1'i11g, or such tra11e a1111 e11gi11eering' courses as pattern 1n21king, cabinet 11121ki11g', arc11itec111r211 11r2111'i11g1', 111ac11i11e design and construction, applied electricity 2lI1C1 51621111 e11gi11ee1111g'. The 111a1111a1 arts courses at Bradley, then, help to 1J1'O3f1C11 and e11r1c11 the curricnv 111111, reenforcing IIl3.111Cl1l3t1C31 211111 science studies, and Cl12l1J111'lg' a student to c11oo5e more intelligently his life work. B6g'1l'l1111lg with courses for general clevelopment, in which both the mechanical and the artistic 61611161115 are 111e1111e11, the work becomes 11101e and more specialized, on the one hand htting 51111161115 for positions of responsibilitv in a variety of 21115 and inclustries, and, O11 t11e other, sending' them on with 11111 credit to higher courses in e11gineeri11g', art, or architecture. -l .1 l fl Q,, 0 is ,': 1 , IBXXV7 Y - 00- ff if '57 ii ' X '1 1 Che Drawing Department Q l , 1 :' i 0-QQ12 li ARE in1lel1te1l to lzaak xylllttlfl for the saying: As no man is KEJ MCQ:-1 horn a11 artist, so no 1112111 is horn an Zl1lg.L'lCI'.H Curious enough '60 qlxj this same genial philosopher tells us tl1at a11g'li11g' is somewhat I . Ugil like poetry, 111en are to he horn so. lt was 111ore than two hun1lre1l years ago when lzaak XYalton wrote on Zlllgllllgl, but if Qu LU l1e were XX'1'lllllg1' to1lay on tl1e art of painting' his paradox turnerl 1 Qbaxill ahout xvoulrl serve l1in1 well. X11 1112111 is horn Zlll artist, though he y 'll' -'I l1eeon1es a great artist, if at all, heeause s1,11nel1ow l1e was hor11 so: l1e 1 was horn with talent or tentleneies which, when tlevelopeml to their full 1 ' extent, lllllllt' l1i111 a11 artist. Even so a large peree11tag11e of l1is talent is p notl1ing' hut talent to work, to sturly, to 11vereo111e obstacles. lfverylmcly with hanrls eau learn to rlraw antl spreacl pigment, hut not everyone can grain power to make a 1l11llar's worth of pai11t ancl canvases worth tC1l thousanrl 1 flollars in tl1e market. l1l11rtunately tl1at is neither necessary nor tlesirable. The world IHZQ' neefl more great painters, hut infinitely 111ore tloes it neefl those who can use tl1e 1. hun1l1le art of llI'ZlXYlllgg' in Zlll elfeetive inanner in El thousantl imlustries ancl activities, antl can 1listing1uisl1 hetween tl1e true anrl the false, tl1e goocl antl tl1e had i11 rlrawingi il enlor anml clesign. Art applierl to so111e worthy use is wl1at is most neecletl. 'llhe 4lI'ZlXYlllgL 1lC1JZlI'lll1t'llt at Braflley gives every reasonable opportunity for genius to hurn, for tale11t to rlevelop, hut in l'CCOg.1'llltlOl1 of tl1e greater neecl it eiieourages every stnflent 111 learn to clraw anrl to apply tl1at rlrawing: i11 so111e useful way I. -the xvortl useful l1ere to he eonsicleretl as inclurling' the beautiful, the higher useful, , xvhieh l11llllSlCl'5 to lllillliii hig'her 1lZllfL1l'L'. To tl1is enrl a great variety of courses are 1. s- - . . . . . . . . , 1'I 11Here1l: treehantl llI'2lXY1lltl' tron1 casts, lllOllL'lS antl still-lite: tll'21XYlllg.Z' from turnlture, 1 tloxvers anfl machinery: clrawing' i11 outline, and i11 light ancl shatleg wash tlraxvingr, pen flraxvingr. el1areoal tlraxvingr antl peneil tll'flXVlllgl'j . . , fy 1 ,- :1relnteetural flI'ZlXYlllg' anrl 111ael11ne clr:1tt1ng4'1 1W1111l1ll1J111 113111 j11111,l 1 11 11,,,1111 111 X W1 1 1 H11 ,N 1 tlt'Slj,L'lllll,2' for llCCfllCXYl'l1'li, hent iro11 work, furniture, gl1,ll,1 ,i 1 'N A' 11 , . . 11 11 , 11111 11 v,1 11, X 11'111'1flft11r11111a'. NYOHfl-Clll'Vlllg.1'. sheet-metal XYllI'li, llll1l1,1. YN ,112l,', '. qt, ,Wl-.l, - - ,1l:1 1, '11 f1 - 1. ' lbY1'tlg.L'l'ZlllllV, tiles, antl lmooli eoversg otitflooi' sketel1-MU ,I ,1 M1 . ,Wt 1 H1 ,M L S. -l filmll 1 .' . ' . . 11 3111 11-11511111 'l1 l1rlLf f11,11,15l11:111111 15 1 1 11 -11 11 ing tr11n1 nature anfl sketel11ng11 from the lllllllllll M11 j1'N1,111l 'i,1j,1Q1 1,11l11' 15 131 ' .1,Ll,l,':', I HU, ,,t .. . I . .- ts 111-WQ11111111l1tfZ'1f'f .'!'ifgiflKi'.l l Hutt, 11.1 Ll to 111 1341111 lIl,,. kvgE:3iv1,,,.2 A, wg -at . 1 x . . 5 4. I Y. . Q,-. -1:-3-If-g,-,V-y stii - 54 1 l1nt this IN not all. ,Xlong Hllll tl1e llltllxlllgl' of svggiff-a 1 rlraxvintrs anrl rlesigns eoines a stu1ly of the XYl'll'liS of masters, olrl and new. Mag'azi11es . anfl lruolqs are reatl, illustratetl leetnres attenfletl anal papers written. l11 this xvay . . . . . . . . - l 2l1PlPl'L'ClflllHll of the spirit an1l n1ot1ve ot art ancl CI'llflSll1Zl1lSlll1J are Ll'2ll11Cll as well as appreeiati11n of tl1eir technique. 'U UU QM VU U U School oi Borologv xOb1xObdObd0b dObdO21HO2JmiO21liO21HOZ 4? A 1151? mm - 3 if fr 3 1 4 i 4 1 4 'N Ai I N N N 1 X W l I i W N I A 4 f W N I 4 9 F1 r . 11 . I ,v 6, rx gi I p 'PVD I Q 'ff ..,, a' ' E' ji I el I ME' Lt ST Iiorological Department Q ANDARD of excellence which characterizes all work done at Bradley, was maintained in this section of the school, during' the past year, and has even reached out farther and higher than ever before. The work has been more systemizcd and regulated hence the possibilities of rapid advance- ment are greatly increased. ' c ciuipmcnt 'lvays it -s ia cout - proc iru has me' 'lht ec ' ,ax tl-hcttl t lllmt i'l, . l cn greatly increased in all departments of the school, especially is this the case in Uptics. which seems to be the more favored one in the minds of the students, who realize the advantage of learning the optical business while studying watch work, thus preparing themselves for either occupation. M.-., The student in Wfatch XVork begins his course in the .lewelry Room under competent instructors. Here he makes some of the tools needed in his work later on. From here he moves to the A B C Room, where he is expected to do certain specified work. His work is examined and mistakes corrected, and he must be able to pass an examination before he goes to the Finishing Room. Here he encounters all the difficulties that beset a watchmaker. He is taught the theory of watch construction, how to draw the mechanical parts of a watch, and engrav- ing of all kinds. The methods employed at the Horological Department are so thorough and direct that the young men who have been there during' the course of about a year or more, can find ready employment with first-class jewelry firms all over this country. Last year the demand for workmen from different departments was greater than the school could supply. These facts speak volumes for the reputation of this department of Bradley Polytechnic Institute, because of the expert workmen it turns out, and must add immensely to the influence exerted by the Institute. During' the past year the Horo- logical Department has had an average attendance of seventy-tive students. 4 + liorological 'Faculty G GRANT HHHD CRAVVFORD PHILLIPS rxw1'Rr'cTmR IN WATQH WURK 1NsTRI'c'roR IN 1ar,b:MxaNTARx' WATCH XYORK A. T. XVESTLAKE DEAN AND INS'I'Rl'C'l'UR xx lf:xf,R.u'rxa. AWA b -. 2 , : 'w.- N-Rcitfwf , .,., .. J. A. MINUR P. DOMBRKJWSKI 1l4:wEr,Rv l'JI2l'AR'I'MlCN'l' Llf:u'1'L'1uf:R ON ulfrlcs L Optics ru af adH5 an 3 A. I. I1R.Xl'NI1lClUilfl' ' 1 -I. L. Inl,'Rlf4llilP .X. I'. LAUIILICX' H. L'. Lfux XX'. Lf Lkxxxflfmcn IJ. Ii. L'l:L'x11-1 XX'. H. llmv l'. IZ. ICRILILSHN H. I.. Ifrrx Ii. IC. 421:.xY ll. I, ii1q1Q11N1.LfNn I,L',l1UY XX'. H. lim-141.1251 S. Lf HALL rlilllbi II.xI.'11xx1 . I .vvx L. IJ. L 4mx14.I.I. .X. vl. I IIf.IM.xN IWLLYL Plulxlzlamgrglc Iuilx .X. HuI.1:r11u lf. .X. H L'1:mf3LL 15. XXV. IHRIMPX L. X .x'f1wx1,1.1L Xl. .X. K.X'l'Z Xl. XI. Iilxmgx' I.. XX. lxlclfzlw-nz: fi. lmwwx M, .X. Lum. JX. l'. l.x 11.1fL H. S. Xlxsux Lf. XI. XIVIQIQIQL L. Xl. Xln'Ixlil.X' XX. XI. XI14.r4.1Lf XX'. LJXYIQN ju. L. Xlamfnx XX'. H. l'.x14m11: L'l1 As. lll'fL'K Y . , X V XX. L. IXILIAXIIIIII Lf. 4.1. 5L'lII.7l-1I-I-l-1 J. M. Sl-:11fE1z'1' XXV. H. SXIITII L. H. S-L'R1,:1i1c X.L. lu1,L L1. D. XX EIIIIQRLLI- Il 4 f 1 Sai ! CL + 2 S M 1 Vx7E?5?5iwsi4 gy Fife? if gags v W1 W k IW 14-9 KW FQ Q'. ' H4 WZ Vx W - X , ' fix 5 7 'W Q T EE mis an If U ' E J jfllgfgjilliil ff! f A- , A. gm , 1 K EE X ff ' 1 N . ' H f' 4 f ff -fC w X X5T5CiiETlE fffm f' yfe ,f X , ,. fy , .X R i u m Q ,:., .h Z 'ff A , 5 7' 1 ' ' 'E 5 12552 M idrayk QD fs Lwb 5, v. Cf 2 45 Q C5 -QZZV ' Q X Q '4 YQ ,ld Q J ff' , w A 4,1 CU 4 lynml '1 U N 5 Ci! f , 6 4 KE' XX dp! W W x Z J 4 2 3, ,X f xliknzbg in 3 ,SX , Eisiorital Svtielv Q Officers NIIRIAM SZIILII ......... ... ..PrQsiclI-III FRANCIS bl. NEIEF .... . ...... Vics-Prcsirlent AIAIKEL IQENNIZIJY. . . .. .Secretary Executive Zommittee fl'1.XRI,liS T. XVYCKUIVF KIIRIAM SZHLII MOSES vl. XYRITQIIT XI.XI!liL IQENNEIJY FILXNVIS hl. NEEII e. nI2mb6l'S Zharter EIJVVIN E. ,XNDIZRSON LQILXRLIZS H. LYIIN REJUYCE B. COLLINS IXHIIZ SQIIAEI-TER JAMES XV. KIARNER IKURTIEAN STEVENSON LEIILII HARRIS .IHIIN M. XYAIZI-IKE f1'l.XRLES T. XVY'cIw1fE lionarary HENQIAIXIIN QUWIELL .IAMEH XV. GARNER MRS. B. CONV!-ZLL XYILLIAAI E. RIUFFATT FLORIZNVE IXXVIIWSUN EITXIYARIJ CJ. SIS-SON MRS. E. O. SISSON Regular CHARLES A. BENNETT LUTHER L. IQIRTLEY FRANK XV. BENNETT BIORTON XY. RIERRELL JULIA P. ROURL.-XND FRANCIS -I. NEEF FRED B. BOL'RL.XND A. XX-YILSON f7JAKFORD RUTII BRADLEY KIARY H. SCHVREAIAN ROSQOE BURTON IZIIITH M. SEATON SIDNEY B. CUTRIGIIT MARY SNYIJER RRY DURLEY RIARY D. SIJALIIINIL HLANCIIE N. FRANKS IRVINI: -I. SXVEETSER LAWRENCE E. QIURNEY KIIRIAM SZIILIJ HELEN M. HOSICINSKJN XIICTOR 'IQ XVEST ANNA IQELLOGLQ MOSES I. XVRIGIIT RIAIZEL KENNEIJX' CHARLES 'If XVYCKOFF Jlssociate PHILIP E. NIANN ESTHER SZOLD MRS. P. E. ALXNN Honorary member oi the Jllumni I3xDEI-I.-X SWANSON 'F 5 Er A ET-sf L TQQE3: 'J l if Ei iEE 2: 5122 fiiifI iii :ig E3f E172 5 E E I I 2 E-'fi 2 1 lt E be ig I .Ig E EI I I gfi, 1 1 0ffiCCl'S II ll.X lEoLfIII,,xNII .... . ..... PIQSIIIQIII IFIIIINQIS bl. NIEEF ...... First Vice-Presiflwt XYHNNA Y. RITQIIIIEL. .SI-cowl Yicu-Prcsidmt. l:I,lbli.X ul. XYILICY ..... '1'1III'rl Vice-Presirlc1It HIIIQII lX11l.I.IiR ..... .... . ........ S ccrctary GIQIIIIIQ liEI.I.oIaII ..... . . .Treasum f L' IX. I3ENNE'II'I'. .. . ...... L'IIr1trmf e. members Cf. A. l3ENNE'I II ,ILII.I,x I-5III'IzI-.xNII IXLICI-I liuss IIIIIQRY l'l,xNIxIuNI,I MAIIY .lIfNII H.XI1I'El l3I,IxNuIIIa IIEIIRICIQ IENNIE IIEYLE liIc.xN'II Iimm XvliRUN.X INLXNNE MNIIEI. KENNEDY LIIUISE LINES R.XI.1'll LYNIII .'XIIEI..xIIIE RIIQIQLE 12Ie,xN'I KIILIQS lrllflrill V. MII.I,I-:Ie Mu' C. XYYNINN FIIANCIN hl. f-IEEE GIZIIIIIIIIQ PINIQEI: QSEIIIQIQIQ R.xxIsEY NY. F. RAYMOND LILY 5cIIInII'IfIf HEIITII .x ScL'I.I.IN MAIu:,xIzI2'I SAIITII EIIIWAIIII F. SFOQIQ MIIQINNI SXVINGLE GEOIIIII-1 E. 'l'IImI.xs RALPII XYESI' YICTUR hl. XYEST Fw XYILI-:Y MAX XYuoI,NER XVONNA Y. RITQIIIE Engineering Zlub Q ' 'li the last .XNNLKXL 111e 121111-i11eeri11-1' Club has 11111 ll s1e211l1' 211111 fl1'1l11- 1- rs K -' , 1, fyi1111',g-1'111v1l1. A1 that time its 111en111ersl1i11 was one l111l1l1l'C11 111111 thirty- ,4 Q1 tive. l3111'i1111' the 1?1S1yL'f1l'111C 11111111rtu11it1es 1111111116 benehts arising fr1i1111 's 111'u'2111iz:1ti1'111 l121ve been ex1e111le11 so as 111 e111l1race 2111 111L'11l11L'l'5 of T A IRL K-. 1111 1- tl1e 111111'0l11g1c211 lnstitute 11'h11 desire to unite with the Club, 111111 its 1' 111Cl1l11C1'Sl111l has now reached 11111- 111111111611 211111 11ine1y-eig111. lt has 1111111111-11 the same liucs 111 work 1111I'1I1g' the past year as here- tofore. lts 11u1'1111se 211111 aims have been 111 increase interest 111 111e 5111111 9' ' 111 El1gL'1l1L'Cl'll1gL' 211111 Manual Arts, 211111 t11 furnish its inenibers nieaus 1,11 0131311111111 inforniatioii 1111 111ecl12111ic21l 211111 e11g'i11eeri11g1 subjects, 211111 111 s111'1w 1111-111 111111' Cl'lg'1l1L'C1'1l'lQL' is l11J1J11C11 111 CO11111lCl'C1Zl1 life. T11 sti111ul21t1- the interest 111 tl1e study 111 E11g'i11eeri111:, etc., lect11res were 1le1i1'ered l1ef11re the Club as f0ll1111's1 Un t'1ct11ber 25, IQ01, E. 11. Sisson 011 M.1111N1i EN1:1N12s. Mr. Siss011's lect11re sa1'0re11 e111,1ugg'l1 11f E1111'111CC1'111g' to l11Zl1iC his w1'1r1ls 2l1Jp1'CC1fl1fCil from Z1 technical stand- poi11t, and at t11e same time was g'ive11 111 such ll po11u121r way IIS to be Cl11C1'1Elll1ll111' 211111 i11str11ctive to 2111. 11111 Noveniber 16, 1901, Oscar Scliiinpft gave a very instructive talk 1111 his visit to the P2111-.Xl116I'lCE'll1 Exposition. Mr. Schiniptf described t11e 11i11erent 11uildin,u-s as l1e saw them, g'1V1l1g1,' special attention 10 exhibits 111 Cllg.L'1l1CS. The paper was T1,l11UXYCll by a general discussion. 17111 December 12, 1901, Professor Bishop on T1112 N1i11UsT L.1M1'. The lecture was indeed very interesting' and i11struc11ve 211111 showed c11nsi1lera11le rece11t work O11 tl1e part of Mr. Bishop for tl1e p11rp0se of presenting the subject 111 2111 up-to-date way. On February 7, 1902, the President of the Club, Ralph XVest, read a paper on ELECTRIC R,11LR0.1Ds. T11e paper was supple111ente11 by stereoptic011 views. Mr. 11-'est explained 111e general problenis in t11e c011structio11 ZIIK1 operation of an electric railway, beg-iiining' 11'1t11 1116 power 1101156 and ending' with the wiring of cars. lX1r. Schinipff followed 1vit11 a review of 111e excursion to the electric light station. Many ter111s 211111 electric appliances 1vere CX1J1Z111'1C11 by both speakers. T11e nieeting closed with a general discussion. On March 15, Mr. Hood and Mr. Raymond gave talks 011 STEEL, 211161 both were received with e11tl1usiasn1. Mr. Hood took 11p the subject from tl1e S1Z1l1C11JO1l'l'E of the man using' very s111all steel and fr0111 111e experi111e11tal standpoint, illustrating his talk with some excellent microscopic views. Mr. Raymond spoke fro111 the standpoint of t11e 1112111 using- heavy steel. The two talks brought f0rt11 much discussion upon the handling' of diiferent grades of steel. 011 April .1, 1902, 111e last ineeting of the year, Mr. Brubaker spoke 011 XVATER Gas, illustrating- his talk with blackboard cliagranis. Mr. Day followed 1vit11 C0,1L Gas. The general subject was discussed by Professor Ashnian. In order to sl10w h01v E11gi11eeri11g- is applied to COl1111'lCI4C121l life the Club 11a1l Z1 series of successful 211161 instructive excursions to various large niaiiufacturing' plants of tl1e city. 4 J i -w il 1 I 1 1 i 1 , I1 v .F '+ a I 1 ' i I The Club was organized February 23, 1898. with a membership of twenty-live. L. L. Simpson was elected president, and Charles A. Bennett, secretary. For 1899, Ralph Olmstead was elected president and F. D. Crawshaw was appointed secretary. In 1900 the same officers were elected. On the departure, in Qctober, of Mr. Olmstead, George Ramsey was elected president. For IQOI Mr. Ramsey was elected president and F. D. Crawshaw was appointed secretary. The oflicers for the present year are: President, Ralph West: First Vice-President, joseph Pauly Second Vice-President, Fred Kraemerg Treasurer, Fred Bourlandg Secretary, F. D. Crawshaw. The Club once a year enjoys life from a social standpoint, laying' aside its objects of learning and research. On February 22, IQO2, about ninety-three students of the two schools assembled in the Domestic Economy rooms for the fourth annual camp fire. The evening' will long be remembered by the fortunate members present. The Engineering Club has been a strong orgranization from the begin1iin,e', and the increasing' interest in its object and methods proves that Engineering: and Scientific students are realizing the value and help of such an organization. n1Cl1Ib6l'S i- JXLLEN tl. E. .4X1zMsT1zoNo D. A1:'rEs S. C. As11A1.xN hl. F. BARTLEY -o-- B.xRTLEY TQAY RIELSLIEY C1t.xs. A. lllENNETT KVM. BENSON -1 BERESFORD H. T. BEs'roR I. P. BIRc1t1f1ELn R. BL.xc1q .lNo. l3RocK.xw F. BROWN 'FED BROXVN XV. C. BHUHAIQER JOHN H. BRUN1o.x A. BOIIN F. B. BOURLAND XV. G. BURNETT H. COLBY I. N. CoL1:Y E. nl. CoLL1cK C. COLLIER A. CONERUS M. COWELL bl. XV. CRAIGER F. L. CRANE TTRED S. CR.xwsz1.xw T. F. CROVVIN SIDNEY Cll'l'Rltill'l' XV. H. D.fxv1s Roy TYTIZXYAULT X'vIf l'0R TDICKSUN pl. L. DL'Ne.xN lf. XV. li1sEl.E C. D. liLL1o'r'r H. XV. El.I,1o'r P. B. ERICKSUN E. H. lfE1c14Yx1.xN T. lTLlil't2lil, ll. FoR'rNEY REX F:z.xzIER Nl. F. l.iARIDNliR H. lViIliSON XV. GRAHA xt lf. li. tix.-xx' H. Kltuwtizs XY. H. HALKELMAN XV. 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HEI,liN HUSKINSUN PIIOIZBIE, a Shepherdess. .. .. .Gi3oiu31A RIDER AL'nu12x', Country girl. .. ...VONNA RITCHIE Fourth Zonvocatlon Frndav, june 21, l90l Program I x X 111-IXx11N N 1 1Xl11LlI1 WTVCTYUIL 1 1 1 1 111 I 1luC'1t11 1 11 1 1 T 1111 PCIINLL XX Pl'2S2l1f3fl0I'l of DIDIOUIBS winners oi Instatute Scholarshlps XI Xl l X Illiernales Graduates m Science Graduates ln llaterature XI 11111111 'Xl 1 XXII. 1 S11 xxu11 Xl 11 x1r.11. xxx L 1 11111114 11111 1 Graduates ln Jlrts 1Ll1 I A 1 'X .2 .1 1, T 3 Z' j .1 1 z ' - N Z 3 4 'f 74 ' 1 gf' E 1 ' 7 E 3 ' . - -- 4 f . - - . ' 1 7 -' - ' , F Q , ' F If IJ: 'L f 71- f Q , .. F. T 7 I , v I , . .' 4 f 2 , ' Z. ,,. - - . . A r- . ' e ' :e :' 1 5 EJ Z. 1 P f Fff ' 'T 'A - T . I : f. ' 1 rl Q- Z ' P: SI 1 ' , ' T 1 ' I 3 ai F 2 I P5 fi 2 . Z ,C - T r yr JT - , 1 , ' . I 3 - 7 A 1-1-1 1 . 1, f.. 1- . , 1 , . W H . , ,A 4 .. , f - - f-, -, 1 4. u W H 2 I f- Z ' I Z1 5' 44 5- . E fa ' 'V E 7 '- T 7 T. ' - A V '-1-. . - : - , :. 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'G- 1 11 I! x 1 1 1 W 11 1111 1 1- 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 BHNOR FORTNEY LARASH Jilbtbletic Board O. SISAUN ..... ID. L'1c,xwsu,xw. .. If. 131511012 . .. IS. MINIQR.. C.P1zx1.ux.. KIQNYUN ..... Q S. RRUXVN, IR. A. L xR.x5u. Q .4X.XYo0ns. I I ' F. CII IERRY. Q Tf FoRTNnY.L ' ...fhiliflllllil Sccrutury . . Fzlcultv I Im':nI0gg.c1Ll Faculty . . . L11lllCg.1': Iflighur fXc:u1:my .Lmvcr .xkfilfltllly ..Hwrolwgic::I Q H Q Q Q 'K Q K Y 1 u r f GT' f HJ Wim, fa. lf' Hx Lf fu, Lf vi ku 'ws ' ,+',v '-.v- ' v - 1 x - X 1 ' X V ,, W gn, yx. fx 1-., gm 'Cp X: E7 Lg? AN' , xf' -cf' ,L-'Q . L Lf ' f'N'LXf V K I g y 1 ,' LL-psig' if - L.-W5 LL-11 YU 2? wif' vi' ,WV N? lL L A11 ii if 3 lgzligg 13555 1 w a Q Ya 1 2 1 Fa Q . .. ,N ,V , . .v . , lx, 1 x, 1 m 4 --34lfaEilfg54lPi53l I' w ,, a- gf Hx Q wa- ,gf Tu GL' ,gl a- ff 7 .3 ,S .Q 5, .y gk . , .3 J: .y , .y L ,L-14, LL-,uh .L- ui, .vs- V1 Hg' YV Wg, 4 Jiltbletlcs A lHLlITlLH 111 genelal elllflllg, the past year l1as contmu el to hold 1ts 1111porta11t plaee 111 the lnstory of B1adley Inst1tute The effeetlve xx orle of the Atl1let1e Board and the Nplllt shown by the student body are two of the many reasons fo tl1e lngh standard that has bee11 1H2l11'1t2l111ECl XVl1e11 we eompale the past results ot Bradley on tl1e athlet1e held YVltll those of tl1e prese11t we can read1ly see a marked 11nprove111ent moreover o11e tl1at has been made w1tl1 teams composed of 111611 tl1at l1ave never played on the regular tean1s before At tl1e lJC 11l11ll1lQ, of the football seafaon tl1e team was taken 111 cl1arg,e by coacn Dunean vybo developed one of the fastest teams Bradley l1as ever had How ever on aecount of the late date that sebool started It xx as nnpoaslble to get the team 111 form early enough to pl1y a long sehedule ln all 1JlLV1OUb years athletles Clllflllfl tl1e W111'ECI' have been dead but tlns year the sel1ool No braneh of atl1let1es 111 wl11el1 '1 Bradley team l1as ever tr1ed for honors has left aa deep a11 11ll1DI'LSblOl'l w1tl1 tl1e opponents as baae ball Tlns 18 one reason for tl1e present reputat1o11 of Bradley on the Cl12111lOllCl VVl1en M1 -XIOYIS took tl1e pOS1lQ101l as coaeh at tl1e lJLf.,1l11'llll,Q of the season It was l:6d1CCl that the former reeord of Bradley could 11ot be l11'1ll1'Lel1l'1LCl but under l11s fl1I'Lel1011 tl1e team has ClOl'1C some hne work a11d as far as the season has been played has proved ltself as strong as a11y of 1ts predec: ssors l r tele atbletles have 11ot 1n1proved w1th tl1e sa1ne r'1p1d1ty tl1at 15 ev1elent 111 some of the other branehes but fro111 the outloole tl11s season v11ll be one of the most suecessful VV1lll0L1t a g.,VlllllZ1b1Ll1U tra1n1ng can HLVLI start Ulltll warm xxeatber tl11s makes 1t nnpossible to hold any meets early in tl1e season. Tenms which has been 111 pl'EV1OI.1b years 111 tl1e hands of a11 associanon has been turned over to the Athletic Board who have appointed a manager Q .? N ll M 4 ' 'L ' . f ' ' 1' a' 5 ' e '1 1 s 1 lt 1 at 1' ' 5 3 or ' ' S . ' 1 ' ' , 1 , . Y 2 . s. M . 1 ,- athletic held was converted into a rink which afforded ple11ty of sport for the whole , , . 1 , n ' a K. M s C R1 JSLW Ili HELLA R 'NIANAMHR MMVI HALL IICANI XVILLIAM H. DAVIS CAPTAIN 1f0oT BALL TE.-X31 r -Ay S.. Q .gb T 3 if I ,M W . U if 5. f ,Q w fav-f E cw -'U' . Nk.,wxA iw. fx 'Z W ,N Q QTY AD fkw Q 1 A 119 ,f,,,..x , UM L o UDLR D 95 1 t L g d Q pr Nln ms n OW D 'NIL Parkgr 1' A-rrill ' K h1l-- , A r. XN'ar Birchfielc Kirl Y H n, 'na h ' - S fz so Milos Davis, Cap . Fisher Cowell K wal FE Kraemer A' cy Kenyon UI' U 3 l I 4 l V l i l l A mr. Nm: 7 ls ll 2 YW 4l X VEQM W WW ff Af mwmg wfz Xl 4' ZW 1 ff ff lllwl I I L10 LJf,u,' F ,qlfsmlwm ' X fjjrj F l?imDiCll'DaH,llH f 1 is f TX N X B Q 51 . 3' 'LL-V , I x- K X f .,.,. . B 1 I 1 Mb Y rl ' . ,Wi l ,I I -an-...-1 N-1 5 'Cy' 'X I I , ,- ff ' 'GMI' X K ' 1-V1 5,51 fy V I ,ff M A , logs- ' ,wt ffl- ,, X l ssl x X! :B lmwlflll n Ullllm V mb GX J 1 X I' ff? l 'U QNK ' , , , f I ' Nl K B j 5 'I' 'ILS fi gf- ff ,yr X X , X uf? 7 - oz . .O ' o liusun-1 li1a1.l.lcl:.l . .................. ...xlllllilglk XYAI. ll. l7.xx'l5.,. .,.... .... l dlllllllll 'Ceam li1:.xm1H1:, CliN'l'l-IR l2r:.xY, l.l-ft lluzml Xlll,l-QS, Right lluzml bwxxsnx, Loft 'llzlcklu lirixwvx, Right 'lllclclc lXmx1xI.14, Left lind lixluslale, Right lind Dow, Luft Half Back liI1e'I'I.1iY, Right Half l uk l'lSllER, l,JllZll'ICI' Buck lJ.xx'1s, lfull Buck SllbSfiflIf2S BlRL'lllfllil,!J, Xlflxlcla, lil!-'F, RlliRlilI.l-, L'mw:1.1. e. Games J I Bradley v 5 Bradlcy x' lj Bradley V 3 Bradley V Q .1 Bradley v Brzldlcy v B1'm,m'11's Business fullsgs .... Alflllllllllllll ... ...... .... l31'mx'n's l'lllNlllL'4S College .... . St. ,Xllrzms .. X llmmf wut ll ............. . El111xx'fm:l lligh Scllool .... f1'9'Q. M25 6 al 0 0 6 i i I EDWARD F. STOCK 1wIANAcsER BASE 1+:.u.L TEAAX DELOS S. BROWN, JR. CAPTAIN BASE BALL TEAD1' E A 4 4 -Q LI fx E N Q ' , ff X4 1 ,Q VM 53 X xx '53 ky--W-w-M E23 , BIS: if 5, 1 Z :- U A.. :- LJ 'Li P :IL E, .21 Z- M- 12 4 -. H15 15 114 :Ld 4-'.2 ff 5 E J, E ia QD! I 5 +31 EE Ji C D , 9 an C z 1 LJ ff ,A f re 1 fm-EJ fm ?F 'x ,,.tuuu, MS lxl!Xx rl X .A-. - N 'KJ' fe ff ff! I l WZ' ffl Xf ffl 2- . 1 tl' -Jn: X ,p,45...-. f 'S' 0 44475 fgfzfg fqff y ff!!! l H' all it il twebello lllxt IXIILI April I2 19 33 24 25 26 May 3 9 IO 16 17 34 31 June 4 7 9 14 20 Base Ball....l902 lin. I+. S'1'oc'K ................. Dams S. BROVVN, -I R .............. Ccam IXIONYALK, Catcher LmI1:URm ,ER and Sw.xNsoN, First Base l'lot:.xN, Third Base HROXVN, Seeond Base DAY, Short Stop Games Bradley v Lincoln University ........ Bradley v Eureka College ............ Bradley v Bradley v Bradley v Bradley v Bradley vs Bradley v Bradley vs Bradley vs Bradley vs Bradley vs Bradley vs Bradley vs Bradley vs Bradley vs Bradley vs Bradley vs Iowa NVesleyan University. .. lllomnouth College ......... Knox College ....... Lombard University .... . Monmouth College ........ Iowa XVesleyan University... Illinois State Normal ....... Lineoln University .. Eureka College ..... Lombard University ........ Illinois Wfesleyan University. Illinois Normal ............. Knox College ............. Lincoln University .......... Illinois 'Wesleyan University. Alumni .......... .......... . . .Manager . . . .Captain Hots.xN and Sw.xNsoN, M1I.i.i2R, Left Field lJ.XYIS, Center Field CARTER, Right Field Ruizix, Substitute Q- Pitchers ...23- 6 . . 9- 5 --33' 7 4' 3 -- 3' 5 2-II 1 ..5s 5 Q- ..... 3 - ..1-ta ....15f14 3-H + TRACY HANCOCK BI.-XNAIHER TRACK TE.-XXI FRED J, KRAEMIER Q.-xlfmrx TRACK 'rr-LAM X J , ig W X55 Q4 Q NX, X 1 L' i Xfmbf X f ,W W K M Y X X' X x fwi i I X N fi . XX -1 if G Q :ii Viv!! 5 igncaiicjl MQ crackoooolqoz 'l'R.xn'Y Il.xNi'm'1i... .. ,Xlzmzigcr lim-:ii VI. Kiiuixiiclc.. ...Giplziiii e. Dual mccts....l902 unc 5 llrzimllcy vs. 121111-ku .. ...at Iiurckz lunc I: lirzullcy vs. XX'cslL-yziii ..z1t Vuwizi e. Bradlewweslevan Dual mcet....5une I2, l90l I iiiilu run-lfirst, Hziiiiinimfl, XY.g sucuml, HL-imctl, XY. Timc, 5:34 155. ilu imiiml lizmiiiiei' thrmx'+l7ii'st, Ilziiiiiiifmil, 13.3 si-cmiil, Fully-i', ll, 137 fu-I IO inches. mo yzml rlz15likFir:at, -loiics, XY,3 scconrl. i'i1'OXX'Il, H. Timm, IO I-5 sccmiils, 330 yzml clusli-First, hlmics, XY.g sucuml. CZlSSIl4iX', XY. Tiim-, 31155 s--cuiifls. QSu yrml 1121511-i:i1'St, Hailey, XY.: RCCIIINI, Czilhoun, XY. Timu, 3:35. Discus YIIITIXY-Fil'ST, Czisszuly, XY.: SUCUINI. l9'rm'ell. XY. llistziiicc. so in-I 7 iiicliw. Qiinning' high juulp-l7ii'st, Yilllllllllll, XY.1 sucmid, Fiiilcy, XY. llciglit, 5 fact 2 influx Runiiiiigr lmvzul juiiip-Ifi1'st, l'1vxu-ll, ll.: si-cfmml. Triclnul, Il. Uislziiicc, IU feet I0il1CilL'S 4.10 yzml rlzish-First, Bciinctt, XY.: Qccmicl, Hzuiiiiimiml. XY. Timc 57 3-5 sp-cwlifls. 50 yzml clusli-First, tlmics, XY.: sccuiiii, i'il'1'JXX'11, B. Timm, 5 4-5 sucmirls. 16 puuiicl shot put-First, -loin-S, XY.: sccuiicl, KlcFz1dilci1, XY, Distzmcc, 52 fcct 6 iuchcs 330 yziril liurrllc-First, jmius, XY.: sccfmcl, Calhoun, XY. liy ilufziult. lulny msc, I6OO X'Z1I'fiS-XYL'5iL'X'2ll1 won in 3125. Points XX7cslcy:m, 763 Rrzlrllcy, 2-. i Bradlev 'Field meet Shot Put C16 poundsb .... Pole Vault Discus Throw . .. Running' High .lump .... Hammer Throw . . . Running- Broad Jump. . . may IE, 1902 ce ...I Sparling, 32 ft. 6 in. 2 Morrill 3 Hecht ...I Benton, 7 ft. 4 in. 2 Joseph 3 Sweetser ...I Sparling, QI ft. IO in. 2 Kraemer 3 Morrill ...I Kraemer. 5 ft. 2 in. ' 2 Horton 3 Hancock ...I Hammond, Q2 ft. 4 in. 2 Sparling 3 Kraemer ....I Morrill, I7 ft. II In. 2 Hancock 3 Kraemer G Bradlev Records 50 Yard Dash... IOO Yard Dash. .. 120 Yard Hurdles. .. 220 Yard Hurdles. .. 220 Yard Dash ...... Shot Put fI6 poundsj ..... . Hammer Throw 1 I6 poundsj Discus Throw ..... . ...... . . Running: High -lump. .. Running Broad Junip. . .. Pole Yault .......... .joseph H. Kilver, 5 3-5 seconds. ..Albertus Bartholomew. II seconds. ....-lloseph H. Kilver, I6 seconds. .Albertus Bartholomew, 28 seconds . . . . Delos Brown, 25 seconds. .. .... Sylvester Sparling, 32 ft. 6 in. .... Harry Hammond, Q7 ft. IO in. . . . .Sylvester SlJZ1I'lll1g,',QI ft. I0 in. .. . .Fred il. Kraemer, 5 ft. 2 in. . .. .Clarence Powell, IQ ft. IO in. .. . WY. H. Dow, 8 ft. 3 in. A .l I L ! I I 2 D I l 1 I 5 l I l 2 l 4 l I I x W Efgesnmmi S M ll novice ior Ladies H Qflrick Rngcrs I':1rkur Collilmunl' Starr Schimpff ff iff mf Cennis....l902 135' I N '-Ax . N m 7 XY. I'. Hlbl.5I.XN .... . ............. Xlzumgu tournament, IQOI :V llcclrick, 6-I, 0-3 1 :V Parker, 6-3, 6-4 '- Starr. 643, 6-I I K XYiIuy - Stzlrr, 6-0, 6-1 uwlrick, OA2, 0-0 Fm X W i St 2lI'l', 0-0 nbvigg for men r 'fi 6 T9 C uh I XO 'Tj 2 G .-. L- .- I-' C f CD CP 1. O N CS' W' KO T' Lf? 0 0 U5 115 53 A 5: - 2 .2 , .-. 74 rd .- A s.. S N CQ -r K 4' 3 6 X f OC: 'fa 'Sf' Q . I I 6 O CJ NO 3-4 . , ' Ng' QQ lx Tr I - ljf' 0 N p-1 I V ' LO 9 Q E . 7' 'T' -1 lx w 5- ,gf -v GJ Q an -A.. CQ E cf M? if 1-A W : . C ' Nj '-41 'Tl cu 6 1 C f-4 D I iw T 0 LL' RO ,J FI S-' .J 6 -I cz F S 51 E E 2 4' ,Lf 4 I x.. 5 5 in Q v C E ,Lf ' 5 1... gc +: f .J M fc . .- -I E .3 . 5 9 li E E 'E 5 5- ' Q s.. F U .L Q ,J an if J L' -A-I : r-J S vp E S- O ,P cus .3 III K s.. 1 I ,Lf ,., A L14 Jllhcome Holman XVeyrich XYei1'ick Keith Faville Peclrich YS i6l' lladics - Holman, 6-1, 6-o l' Holman, 6-O, 7-9, 6-I ' NVQ-irick, 7-5, 6-3, 6-1 sf Faville, 6-2, 6-2 Bourlancl :P Faville, 6-I, 6-3 J ol Q. faith WEBSTER HOLMAN MAN.-xcsxn Holman, - , - - . ,296-1 l 75-96791 .:: T-- , lterar mm pg Q0 Q A-U1 W Q QMS Wm Q 'MW if 35 f X If If Xl' r il .L 11 .1 .it C C .Ld 11 T3 - C CJ Z V1 4- .Z U C .. L C T . J I - F L G! J I 9 . P -Z J P 'E .J 1 C - 5 72 M Z 1' if I v-1 U if , O J U 2 X fri QS ww oo N f XMXXX M4 fx, XX Vg Qnmmidbmamiinu X Il I'l!Ii -I. XX lfxlx. . . .. lmx R. l11s1-:1'11. l'1'11fN1f K l'11.1.x11 bI1 l.I.X l'. l1111'111.,xx11 l':1iXX'.XRll IZ1i1X11f11111: XX II.I.I.XAl K . II111'11.x1x14.1: lf1:.xN1i Lf l'11z1j11'1 lQ1 r11 l311.x111-1iY R111:1Q1c1' XX'. IR1,.x11i 1 xl.XlQl'I.X l1151,1- 1 Rns1'111i I11'11'1111N 1 1 , . 5111x111 11. LI 111111111 1,1115 I. 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S'1'111'14 Till! 1 ll XI. b11.x'1'11x l'l1211'r11.x l,l.XlPl'1X 'IX111-311. Xl. VX'11f1X1-,11x Ii1111.x11 IZ. XX'121.1,f X'11X'1'1111 -I. XX'1is'1' Xl ,xx lu. XX 11111,x1i11 I-,X Y I,14.11111.x XX 11.1,1.xx1s Che Gnotbautii Q lili GNOTHAUTH, organized in October, 1899. has grown to be o11e of the ' most important organizations of the school. Through the unusual ability of I9 0 its first president, -lohn XVabeke, the society at once started 1113011 a most s11c- Q15j,Si'l cessful career. The first year the membership was small yet some excellent ii A-' 1' 40 programs were rendered. - ' . 'TV In March, 1901, Anna Tjaden became the second president. She left school a short time later which compelled her to sever relations with the society. The vacancy was filled by Edward Beimfohr. ln October, 1901, Mr. Beimfohr was re-elected president. After some energetic work by the officers Zlllfl committees. the interest, which had somewhat waned during the summer months, was rekindled and rose higher than before. Twenty persons applied for membership, most of whom were accepted. 1 ln the evening of Qlanuary .2d, the first open meeting was given. A good program was prepared and the public invited. Later the Faculty with commendable wisdom and foresight, placed the matter of a fitting celebration of the anniversary of XVashington's Birthday entirely into the hands of the society, and the next public meeting was given on February 22d. Much favorable c01111ne11t on both occasions gave the members every reason to feel that their efforts had been appreciated. Un the 2d of last March the present efiicient corps of officers was elected: Presi- dent, Yictor XYestg Vice-President, Don joseph: Secretary, Francis Neef: Treasurer, Sidney Cutright: Sergeant-at-Arms, Eugene Kenyon. These are all men of experience and ability Zllitl it is confidently to be expected that under their able leadership the society in the future will attain to even higher levels than in the past. The benefits of such an organization, to those who participate in the advantages it affords, are not to be valued lightly. It is here that perchance the slumbering talent of some future Sappho, some village Hampden, or some mute inglorious Milton may be awakened a11d find an atmosphere conducive to growth. The musical exercises give the future Calves, Carenos and Paderewskis an opportunity early to overcome that timidity which later still might prove embarrassing, even whe11 worlds bow at their feet, The plays frequently given afford the future Richard Mansnelds, joe bleffersons. Kfaud Adamses and julia Klarlows an early acquaintance with the pleasures and pains of real stage life. The practice of extemporaneous speaking will later prove a boon to many an ambitious youth stumping the field in a11 effort to satisfy his political aspirations. The practice in debating will be helpful to many a Gnothautiian in after days when, in congressional halls he will wish to vanquish an enemy to a measure introduced for the public good. To some the knowledge gained of parliamentary law will be found inval11able when by virtue of being Vice-President they will preside over the deliberations of the Senate. And the rhetorical skill acquired i11 literary coinposi- tion will be found of greatest value to others when as President of the United States of America they will prepare their annual message to Congress. In view of these facts is it not important that every aspiring student of the FE. P. I. should become a member of the Gnothautii. Res Gestae 6021612 6021605 ixOb1iO21H0bdOb QOMOZ l N w W 'W 3 .1 ' I r 1' v fj CQ W 3 l ill , Exds if Z X CQTOQGQHEEDD A ' ' mm vi , 'il aa. F- ' ' 2 fl! A it 'E ,. i 7 to Yi XXX G h 1 I 1 . , V I jf .XJ il Q M, ,..,' , If .X X XJ, V7 L57 i , -5 o gf X ' 1 . ept. 24 VVest Blull eating houses hang out signs. XVest appears, and the new year is on. Kirtley's dignified bearing leads a young lady to mistake him for the director. Glenna G. G. finds out where dem mush-millions went. Sweetser begins selling stock in his coal mine. Saturday. Total exhaustion. Oct. 1. 55 Mr. Sisson perpetrates a jokeg E'-JEFF cause unknown. ffl g-Q Bradley ties Monmouth in tirst l fixi football game of the season. Oct. 4. Lambda Phi gives a reception. Query: Vllho started that music box? Oct. 5. Cowell smiles--tirst time on record for this year. Oct. 8. Founders' Day. Mary Schureman . l fffvlf 1 disgusted again. ff,,f N, ,ff l Oct. Q. o:45 A. M. Mr. Vllright visits Room O 12. 7 if. M. Mr. Xllright takes a walk. fftfil, kj l b- OH ,I kk Oct. 3. ' ,F KO ' K ,lgliwfl ftitl I ltfllgxxll ' Qs If 'iii X, f ,V f .ff i i , j Wig 74. 4 I Q68 Qkvvca tr Oct. 1IeeCouncil revives and gives reception in chapel. Bennett thinks he'd like to look like NVheelock. 15-Kirtley helps Duncan coach the team. 1ofTri Kappas take Mable Perlee to see Life on the Midway. zzeliindergartners are given half holiday so that their nurses can take them to hear about Wild Animals. 25-Miss Scullin entertains. 3I'0HllCfOH Tri Kappas have spread. -l- Nov. ff... - X , W will Novo mba 06 if- J i - Y X f- l , ,I l 1 111 lllll ul if' ' uilllllllii K 'X l 'X in illli , W I ' W Q e if - - f M X' 1 1 V L' X M xi: 7 l 'wi O 5 6- QJ l lv I gee I-1- Ytloel Woe! Doctor Garner resigns. Consternation among the Lambda Phi. Glenna Green exhibits a new ring. College election. Brown's party jubilant. Ormicron Tri Kappa's spread. St. Albans visits us. Anguish and clispair. NVhat does the sign XVe want Cutrightf' mean? Miss Szold discovers that farming is good for the cultiva- ofthe gods, but hliss Schureman disagrees. meliey Durley, lilo VViley and Bertha VVilliams make their IQ bow to the Tri Kappzfs Sphinx 'Social Club comes to life and elects officers. ai-Theo. Vickery and Mary Schureman visit his Satanic ww 'J 34 37 30 Majesty, but are informed not at home to youvat present. Akfhorus takes up its work again. -ef' Country doin's at Cottage on Yoris' Lane. -Marcia Bell decides that she would rather not 'ldie at home. ehlalloween. Miss Parker entertains. Dec. 3. Sweetser uses microscope. Query: For what? 8 -1 X Dec. 4. The Shanty that Crawshaw built given by the class in wood- working at Bradley llall on any day ofthe week. Admis- sion free. Dec. 5. g,,.f Historical Society takes a new grip on things and elects otlicers. . S f V i ' 4- llec. Q. i Dr. Burgess discovered to have worn the same tie on two con- N secutive mornings. P Fl J 'X 4. N lb, Dec. Ii. 1 fl . lv , . M DQ ll Marcia Bell is given to dissecting in Latin as well as in Biology. C3 Dec. 13. Mable Kennedy and Bernice Hall initiated into the Omicron Tri Kappa. Dec. 14-A faculty member suggests that the name of the Tech be changed to Cream Puff or jollier's Monthly. I51EX3Il1l113tlOllS. Great decrease in weight of all students. S! 23-Vacation. Members of the faculty put in good time in the shops to give their wives a rest from their Society. 26 -Sigma Tau Beta gives spread to its ex-members. 31-Lamba Phi lose one of their members. She is gone for- ever. Ib-Laura Prior introduces Theodoren at her thimble party. A Wm f lf fl! ,Af 'C . V ' if 1 s l M P- fy 7 I I I 1.' lil .g an. 2eeGreat display of new clothes and Christmas presents. VVin- ter quarter begins. -lieithley's Rules for Order of Greek accents. Interview Miss Deach. -Mary Schureman wonders where she has seen the pictures of 'that yacht before. -llelen Hoskinson entertains the Historical Society. Aylunior Class organized. Ted Brown unanimously elected manager, captain and the whole ball team to represent the class. eeSenior Class organized. 'L Dux femina est. 4Alpha Pi reception: Did they expect their sisters to tip the waiter? ellean Sisson evidently decides that the students are beyond reach of prayer, and he omitted the morning prayer at chapel. eeliirst athletic benefit Hi. -Phi Lambda Xi initiates Chas. Fisher, VVillard Mosher, james Canheld and Geo. Ramsey. fhlr. Bishop illustrates a lecture to second year Physics class with moving pictures. 4Roscoe Burton initiated into the Alpha Phi. Frank Morrill makes his debut to a Peoria audience. 'YOH discovers a bucket of ice cream and Swanson sets a new style in automobile coats, on the night of the O. K. K. K, initiation. -Social Club's quarterly spasm. FSLVHM RW X? ,i . F 1 Mr. Sisson runs short of small ch'1nOfe and charges upon the penny matchcrs to gain some 7 llammond brings forth a number of fine yells foi the glory of the class of ok, leJS Lois Lutiight are initiated into the Lambda lhi 'incl see loseph leflerson throuwh lax ender Glasses F 1 I The boys excluded from Paradise otherwise the Domestic Economy Department it noon Fe is Miles tries to resuscitate tie neelxly paper boom WN lli X Il 4fLf fmwf yi Aly .fff N.-2 ! 43111 llliebrmary ,'?7 Ri X l M177 R' X i 5J'f'4 f .M cb. . ' ., . F-.. Q ' rg .. X a C g L X . h Z ,SW 45 , ' , I ff if hr! 'divx ' ' - - f llrii. it lr-.K ' if - 5 iN l 'lf i xl i 4' ,, . A ' ' lel.,. -YM 1 ny: v i , , . A 4' gif. 4124 V ' kg K,-' .. ' ' M 7 ,Ll f.f'77'jv A ' c.,. 3. - E i A ' . . X. f fj U . 1. ' wget. Theo. Vickery, Laura Prior and ,ug . , n. . . . . . TTI, ' i i c V D i C ' ff AM Ulliqiii j . ,p W .. ff? . 5 ' L' r- K! lx fl ,I ii, ' c . 1 f mfr l . 'lll if f -f Q i' . Wi, i If If f pk eb. . if it tyf,,'-l - ,f ,ff -f X Aififff' f rf 'K X ,IA lb. -4. 'E 'O L . . 1 , H 7 Y 7 ic K ii . I ' . Feb. 17-Laura Prior is willing to show the letter to any literaix society on earth. 21-The Tri Kappas initiate Ruth Cowell and Margaret Durham. 63-Merrill chokes on a high collar. A few members of the faculty become hilarious at the camp fire, and many foreign dances are executed. Lois Cutright entertains, and Armstrong finds out how far it is to the end of the Knoxville car line. 23-lhflf. Gurney establishes a record in porch climbing. 26-Kenyon does an experiment in Chemistry and the sudden change prostrates Mr. Ashman and sends lien. west to recover. 28-Mr. Leflingwell airs a hair cut. i Q fl fiixx ' i it 'S X i li A lu i . '-A N j 'F?NCQ::f' !,f! ll , i , i is ,yfffff ' if ' i S H K9 K p YY K Q March 1 X xp l i-J y , , l , Ward and Canfield start a culi- l 'xp . f will naiy department. I E Ai March 3 . I X V' ii, lhe name for the Annual for now ' LN gf and for ever settledg Pom- 1 sco1'E till the crack o' doom. t X P -r C l. sl March 4 I NL X i l Hammond makes an induction coil .P l large enough to shock himself. 5 A 1 March 5 l EL i VVest Bluthtes want to know if the F HD l X . . . l blue and white decorations ','l Q X , y i have anything to do with the :V ip dxf i ' i . I ,-.' , caucus. 3 l , J, l . X Q iii I March o f is - ff! Neef declares that no one has a l X if If S string tied to him. ' ' ' 1 March I4 'lJLll11p brokeng Keller and Thomas lead chapel. 17eeNew club formedg Domestic Science Club added to list of Bradley Clubs and Societies. 23eVVhy cannot all the Math, besides the Calculus, be made pleasant by parties? zo-Grant Miles initiated into the Phi Lambda Xi. glee-Meeting of Historical Society at Julia l3ourland's. ox ff X , .F in f .akpriill if rl X ff O f A W A -C A f , f . li L , K X NU Qqfilll i ril i-eAsk Ballance where those fudges went? Brown is not superstitious but he does believe in signsee used externally. Hammond talks to Mr. Bishops hot air engine and it runs four hours. And they gave Ballance pickles. I wonder why? The editor of the Tub writes a hot editorial on Girls, XYeak-kneed Intellectuallyf' and the printers refuse to print it. Alpha Pi initiates Frank Neef and have a spread with the elaborate outlay of four hot tomales and a half pound of boiled ham. Annual inter-division meet. Mr. Wright instructs a class of young ladies in I-low to Keep a Score Card. Latin 5 manages to keep quiet for one and one-half min- utes. but then Sweetser, Thomas and Cutright are great aids to gravity and quiet. Iowa Wesleyans provide a good practice game. Lombard receives Bradley cordially. Anguish later. Oscar Schimplf decides that he wants a good natured wife. Yes! Actually a glee clubl CD JSXQQPQY .llxaflibila l Sir l ixmmxmxm Wk f ya y '-Y lf, y f 5 5. f ' , gf Q l ly 1 -P 3 ,fftffxy YI gig X fl I ll lilly. 'W Cl 'I a, .L-- ,J-xg X ii f'F :5?'?3i , V :H , Q- ' i W I - f V' -.X U I May ge 'Q Q II 17 22 'W 5 zo 30 5- Qmicron Tri Kappa takes in The Crisis. The Council at last decides to let students of the Horology Hall into civilized society and gives them a reception. Gnothautii Social. Kenyon says somebody looked. -A box is discovered in Dr. VVycrol'l s oiiice labeled Clarke's l'ure Rye. Such an example to pure, high-minded boys. Grant Hood gives his annual tally-ho party: Vlulia Bourland, Nettie jobst and Blanche Franks take turns in singing A Sentinel am I. e-Alpha Pi gives a boat ride to the Lambda Phi. junior-Senior lawn partyg some one discovers that Hancock is witty. -elirank Bennett airs his generalites in History 7 eeAlpha Pi gives a tally-ho party to Poplett's Hollow: Roscoe Burton and Helen Hoskinson have a license. TLEEJHGS W if A Y lille M Til wi' l ll l I Lili A 1 il-ill il w il ,ff i iii :1ii4i:'iul WiQ1j' 'QW llllillf W ll' l liiiiiillHl W i ill i l'J,ii, Q' in iii, i A mi all tim li 'J i -'li i li'!z'lt'm ilwixnlw-Nl'if,' fi ,i ilill A fllli lil lil , w i i -ii, ii. it i fx lj 'H' X M A ning' HJ ' Ii l il i 1' lu l m l l,,Il X11 X Wl, xl li 'N il! , -i U wil l lillll l ll ifl llll i li r l illllllil' llll li l rl + i ll l wi l l ri i i i new ig fl i til lfllfll ll llli 4, Wr 1!l'J'giH,'N!iii Y WN lla, till Il! l Jr will L l A it uillii,Qifiiieififiiiliiigit gjgfmf if Ji llian, W 1 it ly g :ffm 'just i ,Q-4 une 2 e-eHistorical Club meeting at Miss Szold s 6 I2 I3 16 TQ Second Athletic BCHGllt. 'ufXS You like It The Omicron Tri Kappa's Annual at Glen Oak Paik e-e0pen Night. 18eelixaminations over. Every one tuins the other fellow s pony out to graze. --Senior banquet. zo--Convocation exercises. Ucrba hunt mortuo Uale' Ualc' Ualc' Q O O 0 O 'U U 'U' M 05100 Prose and Poetry 600 600 600600 600600 600 600 600 600 1' 0. is f K xg? ' . 5 Z- Che Bradley Girl 11 the 1'll'21f11CyfJ,'l1'1. when she's at her best, ls E1 11121111 of g1'e21t aetivityg ii For clubs 211111 frats 211111 sveh like things J She s111m's Z1 great p1'11elivity. lf for speeches, s11111g1-s, 211111 el11q11e11ee HI She s1111ws 01' feels ability- She joins lilltillllillllll, 211111 1111115 11 A11 outlet with f21eility. 1 lf s11e T1111ls her 1l11ties fill' too grrezit, - - v A1111 11111g4s fm' less s11b1'ietyg The S11ei21l Club will soothe her woes, .'X11li1 giver 1lC1' go1u1l society. lf she loves t11 111'z1w, 211111 posters l1lEl1i6', ,xllfl w111's11ip Copley l11'i11te1'y- She mixes 111 with Arts 211111 Crafts. gxllfl spe1111s her ti111e i11 ti11te1'y. lf she to xyzxrble l1'111g 211111 101111 C2111111'1t resist te111pt:1ti011g She 2111115 herself to tl1e Chorus then To 1'1111' great 11e1eetatio11. A1111 l21st tl1e Cookery Club e0111es i11 A1111 512111115 out quite 2111l1J1t1Ol1S1yQ For those who 101151 to eoueoet pie C2111 1111 it 1110st 1111triti011sly. The only one from which she's 1'1z11're1g1 ls tl1e Club of E11g'i11eeri11g'3 But lllCll C2111 1'Ll1l the Ship of State, Shell 110 the Domestic Steerhigz A 1.11. Q ,,,,,. ,,,.,., ,., .,.,. , ..,.,.,.,.,...,.,.,.,.,.......,.,. .. .. . .. 2 y '11, Because of D8I1l1V'S Periidv 1 H. Q ii . +1 213119354 1 . gkkfw E' 1 1111111 1 '11 1 s 11 H1 21 11 if 111 11 1111, 111 111111111 111111111 111 111111 111111111 11 1' 11Ntl11gJ,1l'sl111 1111 112111 111 1111111 11s 1111111 s11111111111111g1s 9 XTL 11111 21s11111 1111111 1 1 111 111111111 1 1 lll 11 to s 1 11111 1JI'O111l'11 111111 1111 1111111 211111 111 1111111111 still HU11l1tll1llg.l 11111 11111 11211111011' 1 -1-s 11, 1, -2 - 2 l - .1111 0 11,' 1l1JS111ll'S 211111 11111? H 'l1'l1l.f 1' 01111 'ltll 11' s lfni 2111'21'-, 'atel H' 1 - ' 11 . 1' 1 - 1- 1' 11 '. 111 tl - 12111 Egg, s11a111111', only 1101 112ll'1i eyes 211111 111-1 dark 112111 1111111111-11 111111111 1110 11i1lo11', 141' '1' -1 -' ' 12 - ' 1' if 11 11 1, .1 , 2 1 il :- hi 'U 11 -1- -. X1,l '2 '1 15' ..1-011. 11If',i '51, 2 , ,,'1 ', 2 'Q .-'.- '1L-' 'K-0 . ' - 's1 1 ' He L11 010s1-11 1111 1y1:. O 1 1Y'l1 s111- l711'L'l.tllLfl. A1E1TCl'l 11'l1isp0r1-11 s1'1n11-t1i11g,'. .1aCk? 0111 Q111 0111-11 111110 sist01', sitting 1111 i11 1101 0x0110n10111. Marcia 12111g'11011. 1. close R0n1e1n110r what I said, dear. You 11111811 110 very 1111ie1. N011 110 11111111 210-21111- 110111 eves-111011-Y There 111021111 111100 kisses, p1i11111011 11111111 111-r eyes a1111 upturned 11056. Helen lay still and i11 11 few n1i111110s, f011n11 111-rself VCT,-' gently lifted i11t0 .1l1Cli'S strong arms. H0 11'as a s110ei211 favorite of 1110 111110 i111f211i11, 211111 s110 162111011 1101 1102111 c0n10n1011ly against 11is s1111nl110r, a1111 w11is110r011 11111128 to 111111, 13111 in 21 v0ry few n1in1110s, Marcia, 1110 inexorable, 11r11ve 111111 1101111-stairs. I just 10v0 lack, sighed little sister, as Marcia tneked 1101 i11 for Il 1111211 11-0011- night. 1 lik0 llllll, too, smiled Marcia. But 1 love llllllfl insisted H0l011. Marcia di1l 1101 21ns1v0r, 11111 1101 Q Lat0r ,lack 211111 Marcia 1211k011 011 1110 0001 front porch, 1111010 1011-11-0111 l1air 021r0ssi11g-ly against 1101 01100ks, and 1110 n1001111ea111s i11 1110 dark, s110 1011 110eks l:lL1Sll, as s110 stooped to kiss the little 1111111111. 1110 1110020 13lC11' llL'l' 111101011 1111011011 1111- vin0-10211'0s. H0 teased 1101 215 110 Ell1V2ij'S did: they 112111 110011 fri0n11s for years. 1301010 110 110111, 110 looked 1111 into 1110 clear sky with a v0ry kn011'i11g' 0xpressi011. N0xt week is g0i11g to 110 1v21rn1, 110 said gravely. 11 1. Yes, said Marcia, with a rising in11ecti0n. And Saturday afternoon will 110 particularly 11011.11 Yes, again from Marcia. And 1,111 going 10 have El 112111 holiday, and go driving into 1110 woods. Indeed, said Marcia, 11i111pli11,Q'. T11011 11165-' 130111 1a11g'11e11. 1 You'll come, won't you, Marcia ? Oh, I suppose so, if I can't find some excuse, she pouted. And, Oh, Jack, I tell you: I'm going shopping Saturday at Pearson's, and I'll go for lunch to Mrs. Hastings. Then you can call for me there, and that will save your coming way up here for me. All right, Saphira -lane, jcs 'z you say, said jack. All during the week it was warm and close for early may, and Helen drooped langruidly. Saturday, she seemed especially frail and restless. Marcia moved her couch out on the cool veranda, and sat with her all morning, but at eleven she dressed to go down town, and then came back to Helen. Dear, you won't mind staying' with Mziggie, will you ? Helen looked wistful. You'll be back soon? she asked tremulously. Marcia tiushed. XVhy, dear, I did intend to be away all afternoong I promised to eo driving' with jack. Poor little Helen tried to be brave, but the thought of the long, hot aftenoon with tiresome Maggie, in spite of herself, made her tears overfiow and her lips quiver. The pathetic little struggle hurt Marcia, and she knelt down beside the couch. There, dear, kissing the frail fingers, don't look like that. It was selfish of me, I will not go if it erieves you. I'll write a note to -Iack, he'll understand, or wait-perhaps- She wrote hastily: DEM: -Iixck.-Helen is ill and restless, and I don't think I ought to leave her, unless--do you think we could possibly both go? It would do Helen worlds of good. If there should be room enough we will wait for you here, for I can't take Helen down town. Danny will bring' the answer. Forgive us, jack, for being' so troublesome. Yours, RIARCIA. llanny, the impudent son of Mollv, the cook, was dispatched with the note after having' been given full directions, and strict orders to return promptly with the answerg but Marcia waited in vain. Hue o'clock, two, three. llelen drowsed a little in the hammock under the treesl Marcia at first was angry, then hurt, then absolutely indifierentg at least she tried to convince herself that she did not care, but the hurt look still remained in her eyes. That he should not even care enough to answer. In the meantime .Iack fared no better. Promptly at two he asked for Marcia at Mrs. llastings, only to be smilingly informed by the trim little maid that Miss Marcia had not been there that day. 'lihen he drove to Pearson's, and watched the entranc: till the faces there all seemed a blur. ,Xfter he had asked once more for Marcia at Mrs. Hastings, he drove round town all afternoon, hot, perspiring, but dog.1'e,'ed, glaring savaeely into space, making desperate attempts to summon up a sickly grin for the people he knew, and trying' to convince everyone, himself included, that he was having a fine time-just hue-every bit as 'jolly as if Marcia had not broken her promise. .Xnd Danny. Uh, he came home at seveng the fifteen cents Marcia had given him, had paid for a dandy seat at the ball game. He had lost the note, but that didn't phase him, and when questioned, he lied, as a matter of course, The man wasn't in the office. so I left the letter fer him, Miss Marcia. So it rankled, and IYt-dnesday was to be Marcia's birthday. -lack had never failed to remember before, and Marcia did not realize how much his little gifts had meant to her, until she felt how commonplace this day would be without some message from I1i111. Hut she w11s too proutl to 11111kt- tht- first :11Iv1111t't-. hI11t'k, too, lIL'lL'l'IIllIlC1I to ht Iirm 111111 tligiiilit-tl, hut XX-'etI11t-stlzty ht- mt-Itt-tl, 1111tl I11te i11 the 11ftt-r11oo11, tht-1't- c11111t- 11 hig hox of Iovt-ly wootlI1111tl violt-ts, witI1 It littlt- ,gift 111111 ll plt-:1tIi11gg uott- tucltefl 11w1 i11 tht- eo1'11t-1': lJ1c,x11 M,x11t'1.x.-I t'1111't forgt-t your I!Il'llltll1j', t-vt-11 if I try. l'm surt- thert- w11s some 111ist11Itt-, I shoultl not h11vt- Int-t-11 so oI1sti1111te, sut'h Z1 mult-1 El 111t11't- pL'CIlL'TlIll3w 1111111 woultl uot h11vt- IlL't'Il. Ilut I'm such co111111o11 t-l11y :mtl 11111 tlt-vil of El I.L'lIIlPL'l'-lJ2lI'lItIll me ,hut th11t's wI111t I lllC2lll1g'tll. tI1t- ht-st of 111t-. 'Iiht- violt-ts ple11tl for IllL'l'Cy1 tI1t- 'iSllllIL'lIlIll5l t-Ist is for tl1t- I1i1'tl1tI11y. I hopt- you will 1-t-It-ut, llllll if you tlo may I Ctllllk' to11ig1I1t? ,xt'K. 'I'h11t t-ve11i11g1' hI111'ci11 was 1'11tIi1111t, uor h11tI sht- evt-1' ht-t-11 mort- ht-11utifuI. IIt1 thro11t 111111 111'111s wt-rt- CI'L'2llllj' white iu t'o11t1'11st to I'lL'l' soft, IlIZlL'Ii g1'ow11g IICI' hlut- C5-'ts wt-re so tlZlI'li ht-11t-11tI1 tl1t- Slllllltlllv of her I1t-111-y l11sht-s th11t they st-t-mt-tl Zllllltbt l1l11t'It, Zllltl ht-r ht-11x'y retl-goltl llllll' SIlIlllllIL'1'L'4I 11111I shown. 1X11tI surt-ly hoth sht- 1111tl .luck 11ctt-tl strzuigt-ly A '- :.'e Ah -Q ..-' tI111t uiglit. .IZICIQ w11s ll littlt- 1111lt- lllltl mort- quit-t '.' lllllll usu11I, hut I1t- lookt-tl 11t hlIlI'CIZl ottt-11, 111 Ll it- bll' w11y lllllt llllltlt' IICI' eyt-Iitls tI1't1t1l1 Zlllll ht-r sgusitivt- 'f v , --Eff lips 2ll1llt'1Sl tluivt-1'. Sht- t1'it-tl to smilt-3 she trit-tl 1lCSllL'1'IllL'ly to kt-up up lllt' C4lllVCI'5Ill.l4JII, hut still f i tl1t-rt- woultl ht. tIl'ClltIlllI sileuees th11t 11l111ost ' IIVI 'I frigg'I1tt-11t-tl ht-1'. . --- XYIICII bl 11ck rost- to go sht- wt-ut witl1 l1i111 iuto in lIlL' l111ll. After sziyiug' g't1t'1tI-11igI1t, he ht-sit11tt-tl, tIlCIl hlurtetl out, 11I1r1111tly, tI1oug-h 11I1111Q1st wist- 1--, fully, lf it wt-re my hirtl1tI11y 11111l if I 1I111't-fl, I J I kutirw wI111t l shoultl w1111t 11I1oVe 11ll things. lf you woultl only give it to mt-, hl11rei11. lf you I, L V only coultl, 4lCZll'.H For 1111 lllStillll M11rei11 lookt-tl luminous, tliough r11ther frig'I1te11t-tl. 'llheu she r1111 quickly hx J up tl1e I,1ro11tl st11irc11se. I11 ll momt-11t she Cllllltx I g H flown, but slowly, f11lteri11,e'ly. llll the l11111li11g1- I --IN I ' I sht- w11ve1'etl, stoppetl. 'Ilheu came Z1 lfl'CIl'llllOl1S, 'U E -lack, I-lfthiult I e1111, then l'llll'I'lCtflly. as l1t- if H ' 111111le 1111 eager lllOVClllC1ll. Na pleast-. 1lo11't 'I 1 i come up-not to-uiglit, l'm still Z1 little frigl1te11ecl. I f - I These 11re for you. Q I He caught them, a little I'lIl1lCl'l of cool, - .f' fr11g'ra11t violets. rlllltll 11s he stootl there, not 11hle I, A to say a11ytl1i1111', hut only lool-:ing up 11t her, she . I I 1 1 s11itl low, Gt-mtl-11igl1t, lack, theu lower, mort- H ' I tremulously. I-I lqissecl the violt-ts, lack. M, s, ' I I-r , C? v 4 7: INTH yi X, 0 Z- .-.J V 1 x. '91 Spring HE XYinter wild has passed and sped, The fierce north winds are now no more Hut, blowing' softly in their stead, The mild Spring' breezes northward soar Now from the ground at every pore, As each mild day the frost doth thaw- The sweet Spring' sap, as in years before, The librous roots of the Maple draw. Then, as the days of Spring' advance, The little twigs begin to quiver .Xs if the life within them danced, And would not stay a prisoner. So, from the end of each small stem, The spirit within puts forth his hands. And then he slowly opens them 'Till the tree in all her glory stands. ,Xnd now the mild air she may breathe, Standing' in all the pride of life XYith arms extended to receive The sturs great glorious beams of light. So, brother, though our life be stormy, And we feel the tempest's blast- Let's not fret, despair, or weary, For the Spring will come at last. Eternal Spring on the other shore, XYl'lCl'E' naught but mild winds ever blow, There we will draw at every pore The sap of love in endless How. Then, with the faithful, we'll be decked ln robes prepared above, And we shall bask, with joy unchecked, ln God's eternal smile of love. E. tl. XV. lWith apologies to Kipling! YE you 'earfl o' the Dean o' the W'o111e11, f XYith 'er l1eye-glass a'strim.le o' 'er nose? Qliyyglzi-L ' She 'as power to lJllI'll, every bit of it llCI ll, Q ,.-51125 X , . 'Q' gxll she slays hevery one lll a lloze. I I Q S bf Q , 5 'l'he1'e's 'er little ,lohu 'Aueoek lll refl, llltlll. CN Q 'l'here's 'er room witl1 the hauxious set, theu, Au' 'er sulrjeets you'll liuml, with a sharp g1'lZlllCC l1e'i1111l, That plainly points liout- Beware Y 1 Poor tl1i11gs- Beware! j But 'ere's to the Dean 11' the XX OlllL'll, llut 'ere's to the power that she 'ol1lS, Anal to the hahes, 1llLlll.l5 :mtl lanes, w'at inalces up 'er classes The Dean o' the XX'YOlllCll eurollefl. fl'oor tlllllgl'S-Clll'lflllCil.l H. N la -lillll' -nm!!!llr!'li!1NHl1.1:!l!!2!! if 'lliggffl 11!I'!fl1n1v'-xgmiw'1'flf!L 1 -'v-zggfir 1 gil!-lqgzeftma 51 : .v.J1:33E-..,, - - - - lP .:v '-4-rfi q: .b'..1ff-1 ill IZ '-I 'QP .... ggi-QW -,iff I view' '1? 'e+hfa JS .1-1121 -' .. ?i2'lB:f'Eiffa2 'ixbwemaa'- 1 1 -ff!! --v- 'rel :rr- ggt. --H ?S12f::afl'l'l ff MII - 1' I , V lk? Y Q Nlblilqfsi, ',',-.. ,Vg-.,,. :ln . fa,-4 g!efyil',jQM?111.i il . ' -fr lllt - . fi '1 57 f -- il 1 '1 ig! Ulnlii - ' zliilzll-l1l1M1 ill fn S ' Hnotber Coast 'Ave you 'eartl of tl1e Dean, ealletl Burgess, 1 lVith 'is ties what haiut never the same? 'E 'as 'e111 i11 plenty, as 111a11y as tweutyg Some pretty lieree, and some tame. Theres the green o11e witl1 vivicl red stripes, 111e111, Theres the o11e witl1 the little black clash. Au' lllillly 111ore will you hurl, if you'll call .6111 to 111i11d, For theres 0116 for each clay 111 tl1e year. fPoor 1112111-CVGTY clay i11 tl1e year.l But 'ere 's to tl1e Dean callefl Burgess, But 'ere 's to tl1e ties that 'e wears. For although some are yellow, 'e's a llllgllty good fellow, 'E 'S 21 ulllilll for a' that, you know. lPoor lllllll-'TOT a' that. 3 13. N. F. Co maecenas INE, from common Sahine cups, shall he lgilhe only drink l give to theeg Q4 'Twas stored in jars of Grecian delft, l Dear Knight Maecenas, hy myself l XVhen, on that day the theater 1 l XVith thy full merited plaudits rang, lion' And mirthful echo caught the clangr ilr Answering: from the ancestral banks flf thine own dear paternal stream: XYhile Vatican renewed the theme tif hearty praise and thanks, Hld Caecnlnean, the very best, .Xnd wines from old Falerian pressed You drink at home, l know. No line lfalerian my cup lills, Nor 'round them the lformian hills lmpart a cheerful glow. iz. N. F. Q 1 ld-'fnfvgllf 'llggg el I! f-E-,L JEL 'J K Proverbs Y l Illi words of those who leave the precincts of Bradley Institute to those still there and to those who come. Take heed and learn therehy. l.-'l'h e wise man hasteneth to answer four when Comstock sayeth Two and two are-1? ll.-Ile that readeth newspapers and such publications as The Tech during: Chapel service, shall he as nothing in the hands of the llean. lll.4'lihe fool regrardcth not wisdom, hut singreth songs and shouteth pleasantries outside the door of Room 20. 1 IX .-He that marketh upon the desk hefore him, shall he held in contempt before the lilocloli V.-He that hath an ear to hear, let him hear the words of the Council and profit flicreluy. X I.-l.et him, who scollfeth :il The Tcelz, take heed, lest the Editor heareth him, and rewardeth him according' to his deserts. YH.- He who is wise doth not ask questions in Analiticsg hut the fool ceaseth not to question till he is sent to the California woods. Xlll.-Let him who doth not delight in the German l2Illg.L'l1ZlgL'C take heed and announce not his aversion to the head of such department. lX.wlf thou decoratist thy note hook with inks of divers colors, then great shall he thy reward hy the Doctor. X am and foolish is the heart of him who heareth these sayings and heedeth not the same. ,l, Co Sestius lfnomi Iloimei-,, Q'-ww Y Sl lQlNt,i antl zephyrs' joyful play .,ff,,,..,.,.1 Unlvonntl, stern winter slips away, Again the vessels eotirse the sea: The Hooks again run o'er the lea: ' lei The ploughinan now the tire forsakes, nf' T K, ,Z ami Anal frosts no longer turn the lirakesg Beneath Liythera, o'er grassy tieltls, The clainty tlanee fair Venus reels, .Xntl joined, the nymphs antl graces train XVhose tlaneing' steps now shake the plain, Xvhile Yulean, with his niiglity tires Visits the Cyclopesp their forge inspires. Anrl let the lirow with myrtle he entwineil Anil flowery ehaplets too will lninml, lflowery wreaths, from earth's hosom thrown. The saeritiee now leatl to lfaun, The lamh or kirl whieh e'er he claim ln tlark tleep groves eallecl hy his name. Pale Death knocks with impartial foot ,Xt prinee's court antl peasants htitg Sestius, warnetl, hy lite's lnrief span 'liorhear in tlistant hliss to stantl. Soon hnrrietl to the realms of night away. Sestius, where fahletl speetres play Shalt thou in l'luto's shaclowy home, Thyself a spectre, thither eomeg No more shall tliee allot to thee The banquets' jovial sovereignty. Nor Lyclia, no more thou shalt arlmire, The virgins pricle, the youths desire. iz. N. if. T s s e t 1 H A Zh .... what is It? XYhat was the next station F You mean what is the next station. No. Xlihat was is, isn't it? That tloesn't make any difference. Is is was, but was is not neeess sarily is. Look here: what was is, and what is, is. Is was is or is is was F Non- sense. XYas may he is, hut is is not was. Is was was, but if was was is, then is isn't is or wasn't was. If was is, was is was, isn't it? But if is is is was thens- l..istenl ls is, was was, and is was and was isg therefore, is was is and was is was and if was was is, is is is and was was was, and is is was. + Ode XXU11 Lgyif ' ' q SHURE, 'tis 'l'hracian to foight o'er the wine, ,E J: To quar-rel in th' joy of th' jooce of th' voineg 'li ' iv' Ye only exthol th' barb'rous fashion XYhich Bacchus prohibits, th' same bloody clashin'. L A noight s intertainmint, an Median case-knife. Q Fail to har-monize fully at this toime o' life. Cease this impious clamour, yez roist'rin' fellows, An' recline, if you can, on ye'r couches and pillows. poi Phwat, wound in th' hart of Megilla's brother? Phwat, dhrink this? Uch, thin, I'll ask ye another. A quistion, a query, not hateful to Cupid, XYho wounded th' gossoon? QSO, stupid.J Yez ain't wish'in to tell? Not a drap 'll I drink: Ye air not ashamed? Permit me to think. Phwat Yenus it is, who has set ye to blushin', I knew that ye love, bekase ye air ilushin'. If yez tell me who tould ye, yez'll tell to safe ear-rs. Is that she? Mealia murther! a foine object for tear-rsg Ye sthruggle in vain with a bould Charabydis, Ye're a bye worthy of a far better Miss. That witch has enamoured ye by Thessalian woiles, Has intangled, beguiled ye-caught wid her smoiles. Even Pegasus' wings cannot free ye from this- Th' three-fold Chimera-the rasult of her kiss. B. 5.1-. wanted A jack to T. C. Burgess' jokes. A brief and dt'L'Ill'tIZ'C account of the Junior-Sophmore war, and a short sketch of most famous generals and soldiers. A short history of the Golf Club. The origin of the well known saying: Some German did it. An analysis to the beauty of Hammond and Miles. A treatise on best method of boot-licking. A compact statement of the things which Eddie Stock does not know, A short and truthful acount of how the election for college tribune was run. An explanation of how Mr. XVright can instruct a class in How to keep a score card, and attend to the game at the same time. A treatise on scientific equestrianism. A prayer for the PoLYsCor'E Board of Editors. Che Story of a Kev Q - he 'l V - - fixg'-ti' ' .XX IL you heard the mournful story ot a key? . l 5 5.7, 5 R143 5i'efi'f+T W Q4 ifyll r.-4' , -rn., 'Z J. jti'l'i A n e ,. X-14 . X,.f .-,A .lust a key- Klercy ine! Ted and Nettie started out- So they say, For the Senior-hlunior party. Un the way 'lied took Nettieis key to key-p. tlfor boys have pockets big and deep.J XYhat luck! the car they took XYas full of merry hluuior folk: And soon they canie to llrad-lee- Ah, nie! Ah, nie! Xvllill did they see- XYhen onf the car they stepped? A yelll what noise! The fourth year boys Crowd 'round and shout with tiendish Poor Ted was took - XYith one last look Poor Nettie shrieked and oi? did Hee. They stood pool' 'lied Upon his head- He was half-dead- And Nettie lost her key. l Ah, mel Ah, nie! glen X Xlx That nice latch key. . . .. i e. Quiz Qll2SIi0l1S Cutright, Neef and Stock all after the Council tribuneship. Lonipute the chances of each for winning it. Note.-This is a catch question. If we bought Kirtley for what he is worth and sold him for whit he thinks c worth, how much would be gained by the transaction? ll ISTORY. I XYh0 was comniander-in-chief in the -lunior-Sophniore war? 2. Has precedent established the ettectiveness of a keep otf the grass 1, ii actual combat ? 3. Give an account of the Senior class meeting' and state whether it w as co ducted in accordance with Roberts Rules of Order. 4. XVho was the first to introduce the expressions jigg'ers ind he Hunked into college slang? 5 ,Nl , X 1 14' , 'WD jimmie Bones Y f . ' ' IMMH2 BQNES is our skeleton: -linnnie, ,limmie Bones. His rihs clnn't match and two are gone, Puor -limmie Bones. Cnmzvs-But he cares not a whit No, he Cares not a hit, But happy is he, Our ulimmie. XYhen .limmie came to llrarlley Hall, There was no room for him at all, So they hung' him up in a locker small. Putin' .limmie Bones. Now, how it happenerl l cannot see, Hut Klr. Spalding gave out that key .Xncl he searefl to cleath, a maiden wee, Dill .limmie llones. L'imRL's-lint he earerl not a whit No, he earefl not a hit. llut langrherl in else Our -limmie. Now the class in Biology four Grew to know -limmie more :mil more, ,Xnrl all the time their affection grew, .Xml lmarrels of heartfelt sympathy twigs. tf'11oi:i's-lhit he earecl not a whit No, he earefl not a hit, lim' silent was he, Our blimmie. Then une clay when 'twas eight helow, Pom' 'limmie shivered ancl Sliuclflerecl sn, Fm' the temperature in the lnelcer was lnw' Pom' -limmie Bones. CIIORUE-Rtlt he CElI'Lfl not a whit No, he cared not a lwit, lior frozen was he, Our ulimmie. Then the lmys formecl 11 relief lll'lQJ'IHlL',H ,Xml pour ol1l Jimmie was fortliwitli 2ll'l'Z1yL'il lfrmu 21 eulleetiuii uf w1':1ps, hastily lllZl4lk'I l'111n' ,Iimmie liuues. CIIORUS-lilll he cared nut il whit No, he ez1re1l mit ll hit, lfor XK'2ll'lll was he. Hur .limmie. XYheu iu glllllfllll St1iclcy's cunt uf hlue, :Xml ll llruclley pin sl11111'e1l his eulmw, mu, 'l'h1-11 .limmie was ll liI'2llllCy lluyf' l7e:1r -limmie lluues. Cl1o1111s-l511t he cares mit El whit, Nu, he e:1i'es mnt Il Int, lfm' lizurpy is he, Hur -liiuuue. A. .X. Ii. Milt Im, omqpllk ng .,f?f'Ait' jgpg! , QM YMQX-. Bow would You Bike to See l Xxvlf5T-'lflliC ll hack sent? l Nlzizif-u'itl11111t ll girl? H.m1x111N11fsile11t at L1 hall gziuie? M11.1m1eE1,1 l:.XX'Il.l,ETXYllCll she XYIISHQT aiigry? l:314:11'1'11.x S1'1'1.l.1N-xvitliuiit llertha Tjzuleu? B11L'1:,xKE11-HirtingP lvllililiILL-tlZ1llClllQl' P l 'llllUMAS-011 speaking' terms with the faculty? IfIRTI-EY-XYlll10lll 21 StOry tu tell? 15xNN Ki:1.Lo1a11-squelchedP SYVlfE'lqSERTCllllHZl1'2lSSClilF MAU111 C.,x1.1'E111-aekuowle1lg1'e that she rli1lu't know it ll Enough potatoes for all eustmuers in the luueh rooiu. Jil model lliterarv Societv Q MID a general uproar, an elongated imitation of a man pounds on the speakers table, adjusts the pencil behind his ear to give it a more busi- ness like angle, looks out over his specs and calls the meeting to order. A Kenyon momentarily ceases to kick Cutright, who, like the 5 Cherubin, continually doth cry, and Xeef. having been accidentally detained among a crowd of girls, decides that he ought not to disturb the ,N meeting by changing his seat. The president unwinds his legs, and by , careful disposition of his feet manages to assume a standing posture, which, by the assistance of the table, he maintains very creditably. Quoth he, Since the first in order is an inaugural address by the President, the chair will say, with all due modesty and without throwing bouquets at himself, that be is the best and most deucedly brilliant fellow that they could have possibly chosen as President: that he knows more about the position than anyone else might, could, would or should know. and that nobody has ever heard of anything that be doesn't know. Furthermore, since his dictatorship, the society has reached the loftiest pinnacle of literary attainment, and, taking the chair as a model of parliamentary conduct. each member is exemplary for industry and thoughtful attention to- -a green ribbon is very becoming. Matches your- The gallant Neef had not counted on the possibility of his supernatural President stopping to swallow. Pres.f to the business in band. l.et us have the report of Committee on Spring Play. Miss Faville.- XYe-ah-your committee thought that, owing to certain circum- stances, the play should be postponed again. Mr. Oscar Schimpff here arose, batted his eyes rapidly from the fullness of his emotion. looked about with an expression of the deepest pathos, and moved that the number of postponements be restricted to ten. There was no second and the motion died at First base. Pres.-XYe will now listen to a reading from Miss X. Y. L. The aforesaid young lady had forgotten her book and begged to be excused. Pres.-The next will be a debate. Mr. Hancock and Mr. Kenyon on I1l:l'lI'IllZ1tlYC1 Mr. Cutright and Joseph on negative. Res01'z'ed, That education is a training to the mind. Mr. Chairman, I wasn't informed of this. Nor I! Nor If Cutrigbt.-I was thinking- Kenyon.-NYell Y XYell Y How did it happen? Cut.-I was thinking that Kenyon himself would make a line argument for the negative. Hancock. who was propping up his head with his hands in order to assist his neck in supporting a weighty argument for the affirmative, was entirely convinced by this clincher and the negative won the decision. Preswls there any new business? Oscar Sehimpff.-l move that the play he postponed until Nay 49, .2 ln orr lo give the present Freshman elass time to participate. Motion is unanimously carried. Miss Yonna Ritchie arose tu say soniething, hut hy the time she reaeherl her t et had forgotten what it was. She sat flown amid applause. l'res,-lllill the eritie give her report? Bliss lfaville.-The presiclent's address was gjftltlflwiilllll modest. Miss reading was to have been good. The dehate ought to have heen goorl n s Ritehie's remarks would have heen good, if they had heen made. l'res.-XYhat shall he done about the next prograin? Burton.-l move that we adjourn. All seranilale out of the room except Neef, whose preeipitanee iainpered hy eertain existing: pressures. Neef tfrom doorwayl.-Second motion. lfxit. Pres.-Now, indeed, am l the whole soeiety. This meeting' stands adjournef Yietor XYest, the soeiety, strides majestieally from the Capitol. lfni .nn s .. -ee- Wills! Ig t Spring Song K H, heart of mine, he glad, for Spring is here. V Forget thy sorrow. Beneath the open sky, , Rejoice in all things beautiful. T Behold the earth, how fair! Our Father's love is manifest ' In all the new, fresh life we see unfold. Along the forest path, the timid creatures move, Startled, alert at every new, strange sound. The violet, half-hidden 'mid green leaves In the cool shadow, lifts her lovely face, The wild-rose blossom, shy, faint-Husliingg Breaths a drowsy fragrance in the air. Upon a swaying' bough a lxoholink Pours out his little heart in sweetest eestaey: And deep within the wood, a thrush pipes So low, so sweetly tremulous, It seems the faintest breath, stirred through a sylvan flute. The orehard seatters spray of pink sea-foam, And through the moving leaves The shadows Hieker cool upon the grass. So all things sing the song, New hope, new love, new life. M. s. Jillltrlie Rxm.EY.- Hello, Hammond. how's your fat this hot weather? I'lAMlVIONlD.-Ullis on the hog. e. NR. Bisnoe.- Oli, yes, most of the things we know we don't know. e. lhaxx XY15s'r1..xKE.- XYhy not make the senior pennant a United States Hag, then if any one attempted to pull it down you could shoot him on the spot. l'no1yi.is lpost graduate of dreamlandl.- I wonder which spot Mr. VVestlake meant. e. Die. XYYeKo1fif.- Mr, Cowell, what sacrament usually went with confession? CfwwELI..- Marriage. e. Rxxrsiix' fmornine' after dance J.- By Gosh l fellows, that cloek's going backward. e. Hxwixioxim.- l'll tell you what, Xeef, my mother's great grandfather was a Catholic priest. Neef collapsed. e. Pkolf. liisnoi' finaking' skating' rinkl.- l'm goingr to dam the campus. Sweorsiziz.- Do you think you can dam it? Pieor. l'ilSHfJl'.1Ul3Il1ll it? I don't know. e. F11'R'roN.-Say. Marcia. would it be all right if l took a girl to the Social Club party and then went to the show with the boys F e. Die, NVYeiioifr.- Tlie Constitution of the United States compares with that of England, as Oxford compares with Bradley. Uxford had no hue buildingr, no hne equipment, no line faculty as Bradley. And he could not understand why the class laughed. e. Heard after the Beef Inquiry Board had announced its decision.- XVhat durn fool thing' will the Faculty do next F e. Miss F-l'.xL'I,1m1Nts.- XYhat's the meaning of 'coekerel? LYNCH.- A young' man. Miss SIRXLIJING,--Ulgllllt right, Mr. Lynch. e. Die. Bl'iuaEss.4 XYliy' are not the words of a general before battle usually given in full? No answer. DR. loltfizislzss.- Because they would be mostly blanks. e. lXl0RRlI.l,.-Ulilll going' to send XVest a paper of pins as an exchange. He can get points out of it. e. Query.-XYhy does Miss S-li-r-m-n like Maple Syrup? Answer.-Because it is sweet, sir. 11 11 U T111 S. . d C ,fo,4f of D 1311 11-1'g'ss.- X11111- 11111 11i111s1-11 L11P11l11 111- 11is11111'11111-1. 1. tl. SW--IS-114-111' 112141 sc111-1111-s 111 11111'11. Y. bl. XY-st.- 1 21111 511' 1Jr111'11-. XY111'1l 1 11111- 1115' 1111111111 11'1 1111 1111! 112l1'1i.H l'. -1. X--1.- .Xs 11111- 112111 115' Ili s1r1-11g111 lll-1YCS 11111 1111111111-1', s11 1111- 14K'11lK'1111l1.2l11CL' 111 111 fll1'l111'1' 11111 is 111' ll 111'1x' 1111c q11i11- f111'1111111111. 1. 11. B--1'1-1111.- 1 11111111 it 1111' Z1 f11i1'y visi1j111. 1.. k1f11 Q.l'111.--111,111 ll 1ll'Zl1iC 1111 111111 11'111g'111z 11111y. 17. X1-1'1'-11.- 1111-, 111s sweetest 111 1111 S1I1g1'C1'S.u .X. E. T11-111-S.-A'S11Cl1t1j', si1111111y, 11111 wheels 1511 'l'f1111141.n Miss Sp-111.-'IX 1111152 211111 El 11'111- 1111-1111. N. 15. SC11-1'-111f11.- 1'111 111i1111i11g', if 11111 critical. K1. 11-1'-11-.- 11111111-11s 111111s111f 111151111 11211111 111s 1y1'1- 11111111 1110 wi111'1x1's 11111-1' 111is, 'f111ss 111 'O4.-NXY111-11 11i,u'11t 11111111-11s 111c s1rcc1s, 1111-11 1111111101 f111'111 1111- 8111151 111 1311111 C. R-rk-1111-s11.f Hcr voice was cvcr s11ft. 11111111- 211111 1f'1XY, 2111 11x01-111-111 1111111 XV0l11?11'I.u N. bl-bst.- Take a Dutchman for what he means, not what he says. F. B--rl-nd.- A Daniel come to judgment: yea, a Daniel. T. H-nc-ck.- I am not only witty in myself, but the cause that wit is in other men. G. C-rn-ng.- Disdain and scorn ride sparkling in her eyes. H. D-X.- A thing of beauty is a joy forever. C. F-sh-r.- Rare compound of oddity, frolic and fun, who relish'd a joke, and rejoic'd in a pun. F. ul-ck.- Neither rhyme nor reason. I. -rmstr-ng.- A little curly headed good-for-nothing: a mischief-making monkey from his birth. M. K-nn-dy.- Age cannot wither her, nor custom stale her inlinite variety. L. P-rk-r.- Rules the roost. I. P-dr-ck.- Oh! she is perfect, past all parallel. G. P-ng'-r.- Vaulting ambition doth o'erleap itself. G. R-ms-y.- Repented all his sins, and made a last irrevocable vow of reformation. V. R-tch--.- There are more things in heaven and earth, Horatio, than are dreamt of in your philosophy. G. S--b-rl-ng.-''Uncertain, coy and hard to please. NV. Rh--. l 1 V A--'Of two evlls choose the less. H. XX'-rd. C. Sp-ck.- There is no other royal road which leads to geometry. L. Sch-mprf.- lYe had been brutes without thee. F. B-eht.- A scholar and a ripe good one. R. G-sh.- His talk is steady by jerks. t NV. B-ns-n.- Besides 'tis known he could speak Greek, as naturally as pigs squeak. l.. A. P--r.- As merry as the day is long. E. NV-ll-s.-Mistress of herself though China fall. T. M. V-ck-ry.- 'Tis a consummation greatly to be wished. jones is not so musical as Smith. M. Sz-ld.- lt would talk. and talk, and talk. Class of 'o2.- Farewell! a long farewell to all my greatness, at whose sight the stars hide their diminished heads. F. XV. B-nn-tt.- There never was a philosopher that could endure the toothache patiently. XV. Hr-b-k-r.- So wise, so young they say, do never live long. C. Al-X-nd-r.-''Talking she knew not why, and cared not what. M. C-w-ll.- A thing of custom-'tis no other. E. K-ny-n.- Arise with the larks, but avoid larks in the evening. B. C-tr-glit.- l3cl111l1l thc child hy ll2lltll'C'S kin1lly law, plcasul with a rattle, ticklt-tl hy a straw. P. I1-llll-ll.-uftlllllliilly, villainous coinpany, has hccn thc spoil of mc. .-X. K-ll-g'g'.- Still thc action to the worrl ancl thu XYl'll'tl to thc action, with this spt-cial ol1sc1'1'a11cc that you ol-r stt-11 not thc mmlcsty of nature. NYh--lvck.- Oli, that this too solifl llush woulcl melt. Bl'-XV1l.-Hlvlll not in thu roll of connnon mcnf' N. Sc-ll-n. 2 l l ' H - -'IX sutlflcn tliongrlit strilcus mc, lct us swt-ai' ctcrnal fricnrtslnp. M. Tj-11-11. S H-Sksns-n.- ljcrelition catch my soul, hut l clo love tlit-tx ll-S-ll-W.-u'llllL'l'L' is littlc melancholy in ht-r. ll--mf-hr.- llc that falls in love with himst-lf nut-ml ft-ar no rival. .lj-Y-S.-USllUI't ot staturc hc was, hut strongly huilt antl atl1lctic. R. D-rl-y.- Shc touclictl nothing: Shc rliil not 1Ultll'll.H R-rll-y.- llc was a man. takc him for all in all. M. M-l-s.- Oli, worthy fool! Nlotlcy's thc only wcarf' N. S-llllll-l'S.-Ul lCl' ways are ways of plcasantnuss anml all llCl' paths arc pt-:tot-. U. G-hssn.- TIN littlc mitc thinks itself thc wholc clicust-. ,IQ H-T11-l'.-itlgl'ltlL'SlllIlltlS may soon hc math- lwriflt-s. ll-rlr-cli.- Too swcct to last. K-ll-r.- l7antastics, frolicsonit- an1l milfl. with all the trinkcts of a cl1il1l. QI. Kr--in-r.-He 1li1l notliing' in particular antl tlicl it wt-ll. l.--n-1'1l.- Ol1sc1'vcfl of all OlDSC1'VL'1'S.N ll-ll-11- l5cI01'e anytliing elsc was, l am. --tl.- Tl1c helpless look of hlooining' infancy. A. 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H1I7'1l1fl 11'1011 0111' 11051 10 11111k0 11, 11'11111 L1 0011000 11111111111 511011111 110. F. N jimi iustitea, si caelum ruitf' JFSTINIAN af' M4 fi 2. 2 F 1' sy 1 pgf 1 j ':l:iQ My ' '4-- Lf 2 + llist to iht Gi Our s 1 Q X XX 1 . N X '- . ' N v I. I I I X i' jg ,,2'::4,Q5 J, 47 X is ' ,- X Q J dvernscrs X ,15gi15g5g,f5,1 '-,1f 'T fx. ..v,,-, I 3:5 '.-. :- X 1 I 1 1,1 11 Kp 11119 1 A . W 1 1 1 1 1 ,M L 1 W 5, 1 lg 1 1 1 A 3 y ' ' ?wm? 1 was 1 . 1 I 'N ,f EOCHUOII Qi HdV2l'fiSQl'S QT'-.ni.ni.niiiii.ii'ii .ni .ni .Q, -Q, KV felifii 551 QQ? I' 59 L? 61527 , ... QM L I L oi ,K :P A fi kg .9 'Qi-' . FW Z X S Q wk li ft' y I c lk 3- , S ,Q ,ir ei' gn V ix .ia -n X ' X lit X 5 a t I i. Avery Manufacturing Co. , Bach, E. VV. . . Barker dk Wheeler Co. , Bartholomevv Co., The , Baxter, The Outfitter Bergantz, H. C. , Bourland do Bailey , . . Bradley Polytechnic Institute Briggs Real Estate Co. . Brown, D. S .,,, Canipbell, A. D. Hay Co. , Canon, Charles do Company . Central National Bank , Clark, Quien :Sa Morse . Colburn, Birks dt Co., . . . Commercial National Bank , Comstock-Avery Furniture Co. Dime Savings Bank, . , Douglas, L. , Eckley, S. W. . . Fisher, Charles do Co. . First National Bank Franks db Sons, J. W. Geneva Optical Co. , Hamrnond, W. . . Hint-. Bdvv. do Co, . ' . . iv xiv viii iii iv xii xiii i xix vi vii v xv xiii . . ii xv inside iront cover xviii xii iii ii xv xix xi . iv xiv Home Savings and Investment Co. opp. front cover Isaac 'W alker H rdvvare Co. , Jones, John W .... Kinsey fic Mahler Co. , Keuftel dt Esser Co. , Lauterer, Fred . . Loquist's Photo Parlors MCI-ieynolds, B. F. . . Oakford do Fahnestock O'Connor Brothers . Oii, Chas. J. dt Co. . Livery Co. , Palace Palace Restaurant , . Peoria A1-ins Co .... Peoria Conservatory of Music . Peoria Electrotype Co. , , Peoria Livery Co. . . . . Peoria Optical Co. . . . Peoria Proctor, J. C. Lumber Co. , Reeder Medicine Co. , , , Richardson Book and Stationery Rovvcliife. J. F ..... Salzenstein Clothing House , Scott, Wrigley do Hammond , Starr, Judson ,... Stevens, Horton cS'c Abbott Streibich, John C. . . Sutliii dt Case Co. , , Szold, Joseph dt Son . Triebel do Sons . Ward, J. N. dt Co. Woodiiuff Ice Co. . Van Alvvick, Fred . Zervvekh, Al , Pekin Tovvel and Apron Supply xiii xviii xvi iii iv v viii xvii xv xviii iv v xvi vii x vi ix . v xvii . iii Co. ii ix viii vii xvii xi xvi xi vi xii xvii xvii xiv ix Bradley If Polytech mc i3lil:l!il?51'7if In titute TTL l. The School of Arts and Sciences SIX-YEAR COURSE Academy and two years of College COURSES Science Mathematics Language Literature History Engineering Mechanic Arts Household Economy Graduates who wish to go further can enter the third year in good colleges and engineering schools Manual Training For Boys Domestic Economy for Girls 2. The Horological School A School for Practical Instruction in Watchmaking and Allied Trades DEPARTMENTS Filing and Turning Watch Work Finishing and Repairing Engraving Jewelry Optics Instruction at the bench, supplemented by Class Work and Lectures N B XYztt-,-liitizllcvis unll .lt-wt-lr,-is in tn,-oil nf utiiiipett-nt assis- n 1 flll1lN E1IiCll'lVliL'l,l taic'rll'l't'sluul1ilWiill lllt' Hul'4vIng.flC2ll Skflltyul Ifllr catalogues :mil further inflvrmzitirln, :ttliilrt-ss EDWARD O. SISSON, Director Bradley Polytechnic Institute PEORIA, ILLINOIS Charles Fisher 19 Co. ' ii Mfg: L P xy. -- 1 l.11'. 'mf f ' ' ,w?f1LfdN ff., -. 1 :ll j 1 t 1 , ' ff xxx fl, x35 ,qt x' 1 ,I ' ' A .Sf IJ A r avjwl 1 , lik' if W' ,fl 'NYT X 1 4,54 V' X t KX, X jA WK JW fgg I -I Established 1846 Oldest Drug Firm in the City a a a Upper Store 634 Main Street, Corner Perry Lower Store 315 South Washxngton Street The careful and accurate compoundtng of Phy lclans Prescrlptlons a speclalty Trarlmg Arbutus and Queen of Roses Perfumes Deltcrous Soda Water Gmger Ale and Concord Always up to date we endeavor to satlsfy all who gxve us on opportunlty to serve them Prrces rrght Goods r1ght Well selected large stock Colburn, Blrlis C? Co w,,o,m,e Importers and Jobbers lh D t Drugglsts Sundrtes Cigars Statloners S Supplles Etc 218 220 222 224 South Washnngton Street Peorxa Illxnols chardson ook 6 Statlonery Co Importers Jobbers and Retaxlers General S andard Mlscellaneous and Reference Books School and College text books IU new COlldll1OIl A full stock of popular f1ct1on always at the lowest prrces The genulne BAGSTER ii! W X ,gi Mm ab. il complete stock , of HURLBUT s flne SER r t Illini F, correspondence pap rs for all occa lons and 1nvar1ably 'xnxx and tlnts Q All forms of soclal and buslness er gravmg always correct and every lrne perfect at the Blbl s Prayer Books Fount 1n Pen Commerc1alStatxorery and Hymnals lll all Blank Books most reasonable styles at all prlces Prrces 105 S Adams St Peoria. Ill f 'C A F r'ff l V . W f 99 ff 'ff Ill, .Jr 'WEN Q o o ' o . , . . . , 9 3 , . I I r ' ' ' , ll' 1lEl5lul1nunAL ' ' Il w r Icnnunv lit flu, .tes t A .ptr .. Q mm- wt 'I' H V - ' - W' . - ' - , ii pn 4ljlftl',I,1j,gi.g,,,lLA ,Ix S and second-hand X571 'f ' . f f:,g5er - in the newest styles r . 1: rr K A j f QL, V lf ttrse ' 'P-fgf'5fg'f lglrffl 1 ' re - to fpttm. - W! A ff A D F ' 'Q El WT 'NW ' ' -5 H f flfagZf?1ttQF1lPR4tt itrl ' . , ?1e'f'7es 1' f'L'lV+R1:',l . an ag t'w . 2 , a' Q, ' ' . . A Q n a a I y u i Co. HOW T0 LIVE l00 YEARS DR. REEDER'S for Men ' W Life Tabletse I a,.'1F'e I E, Children Sold by DruggisIs...25 50c and SL00 Keuffel 8 Esser S. W. CKLEY 92l South Adams Street of New York Chicago San Francisco I St. Louis Watch Tools gtg 2? and Matefidllig Drawing M aterials eiERIESIERIERIERIEBIESERIERIESIERIERE HtU HVWtNWN'HU S i I ri Surveying Instruments gxiecilatop ces Horological Students Telephone CHICAG0 Get prices from us before buying Main 4803 III Madison Street your tools Office and Factory of 3 1 THE BARIHOLOMEW Co. Automobiles ..... Peanut and Coffee Roasters..Automatic Corn Poppers Etc. PEORIA, II.LlINOIS BRANCH OFFICES AT DesMoi ,Ia. Ci nati 0 Philad I h P E stziblixhvd 1862 Fred. Lauterer COSTUMEP1 HIZALIZR IN Wigs, Beads, Mustaches, Tights, False Faces, Etc. 3l,XNl'lf.XC I'l'RliR Ulf Society Goods, Banners, Regalias Badges, Caps, Gold and Sill! Embroideries 118 N. Adams St . . . Peoria, Ill. B. H. I. and B. P. I. Caps, Sweaters, Atheletic Goods and Swimming Trunks BAXTER xaf 231 South Adams Street Peoria, Ill. W. W. Hammond S!! Attorney at Law Agent Lydia Bradley S95 U, J. Br rr.IaR, Pres. M. J. FINN, SL C, J, S,xx1xiIs,'l'ruus. Palace Livery and Boarding Stable See our new Broughams before hir: ing elsewhere H They are handsome A trial will convince the most skeptical d 419 Observatory Building Ph0l'le Main 416 Peoria, Ill. O I O O - h d Scientific Farming 222,.:5,..i5f5'i possible with v Y H W the use of me 9 5 f Wlhfgxzfkiigwr X xt Avery Implements feet gif? 23, than with any other Visitors always welcome at our mammoth plant Aid 2300 2310 Avery Manufacturing Co.N.Ad5m.S.. AN IMPORTANT FEATURE h appearance. .ai .al .al .nl .29 J .al .nl sfkffff Dress correctly. .al It costs no more iT than it does to be a year behind the 095,75 rimes.swsv-sr.,s.x.,s.,s.sm-lsr fy K WE KEEP APACE WITH THE STYLES and will appreciate your patronage. CHARLES CANON 81 OO. 325'-ETGSETSHERS 401 MAIN ST- PROMPT ATTENTION QUICK SERVICE Peoria Towel and Apron A .1 NEIL U I W' lQJ.5 Aozrssrfxifff 5 PP Y Furnishes Towels and White A f Il k' d . .23 ,QI .99 TEIIZTSCZSQ, als Efombs and B h I ' IJ d I f Restaurant cffffgf ,J'f3'1f.,,f .fl Z .TffZ.2'C.2 527 FULTON STREET Dinner, 25c. PEORIA, ILL. FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN Rss. 'PHUNE CREEN 226I Umcs 'PHoNE l554 7 Y , oqmst s botos gr, 4 'Q EXRFI AI,WAX'S Vg 'rruc nmsr Nothing brings back so vividly, in after years, the happy days in school as the photo of some old school fellow. Remember this fact before going on your summer vacation. ST LY I5 If N TS' YVQDIK Ii A Sl' EC T 1-KITTY STUDIO, 107 SOUTH JEFFERSON AVENUE U DREDS OF ACRES here? One and One half Miles from Peoria Court House hat For Cheap Homes Eine Gardening Property Factory Sites, Etc, Etc FINE DIRT DIRT CHEAP D. S. BROW , MA1i5'2S?REET L PEORIA'S ONLY Q, A it? D E PA R T N1 E N T S T O R E A r 'lr of' I 00709-fLi'o I Q Y, ,ziii . T, VM ,N oon ff' 1 DQg .Filing TY1s1. Di'Zff'f2iTffPeE-fr C3259 n A 'l gg, M -35 fig 25- 'Biff H 5:3 Aiiiilx 3:3 .IOS uigsfi' ,. P E214 tail.-.Jim 11 A50 : ,VXI xanax J i ii Y Agri, X V-v 81 WE CAN RIG YOU 2201-35.19 35 fs 1 SOUTH ADAMS ST. WITH AS GOOD A PHAETON BUGGY, RUNABOUT SURREY OR TRAP AS ANY LIVERY BARN IN THE COUNTRY... . STANDARD YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED AT LESS THAN PEORIA LIVERY CO. STANDARD PRICES PHONE 267. 517-519 FULTON sr. C' Q f 1 u Q , u 1201121 olxscmbiltupg Flu' X 0 'A '! , SPIE!! of Qifglusuz In JXLL ISRANC 'PINS 4217 BI I 'HIC PRIVATE LESSONS. FRICE VLASSICS REC 'I'l'A LS, Q.'CDN I ' lCli'1'S - - l , 7 . :alf- Qfrmfxrltes muh LBIPIOIIIHS Y. M. C. A. BUILDING .1 I 3 EUGENE PLOVVE, PRFSIUENT ' J - HAXROLIH l'I.ONN'E, hHC'Y-TREAB Lu' F Xi vLAUD1A ELYIJA l!T7RKli4XI,'I'IQR 'A P 41 5 LILLIAN AIJICLITE SINIITI1 , Q :' KHRPHA IXJE KENDALL G. W, Scoit john W. Wallers A. B. Walters nee Wrigley H. A. HAMMOND, Cashier G. S. PAKESTRAW, Asst. Cashier Capilal, ,5l00,000 Established 1870 Scoii, Wrigley E5 Hammond Successors fo SCOTT 63 WRIGLEY BANKERS Wyoming, Illinois o 0 ' ' o 1 D W M PBE W L W 0 1 A 'o ff' 1 An '. .X Q X , - -i f if S X W I 1 A , on 128 MAIN s'r. B. I X A K 'wiht S- L . xx 's Q 97' Mm R ' -fl' fihf x . 'w,.'fx.l 'liz ' ' px X , , ' MIN ff X X W Q I-,v xx ,Jil-,if 51.7,-fgif liyv -X N N -f m xi - P X of vii:-sl axmw 'W 'W ,ffl I 1 y ' Q - A- 4,,,, - ,y X , Y -Wizilil WV flfffff KW 'W V f 'l 1 !9Qzjg-.fa ,f,f',l P jp, , ,',:3,,,,:., 1fL'f4PW'il W1 ffvf f' MW: 1, WSW: ' wig-44' wif. ,T f W ff: fi lim, W , i :PE QQ 1 C x ' fiifflkm--aegis- .,-ij, I r if 1.-,Zip 155- - -- -:-:Le--A 11 X111 GRADUATE Should come to this store for their Commencement Suits, Shirts, Hats, Neckties, Shoes. Underwear, Socks, or any other wearing apparel they ' . N f m f , .... . ,., ,. A-ns. 2 rf : 1 , ' 1 4 - 1 vw r 1- rw- ' A - .V .- ' ,-fi pfgrwl if Q-Vu E5 ...Ek rf er 1' '. . Y in may need to make them look their i-ning? ?j ff, very best on leaving school. S J '. E A J.. 1 T ,ny 'AQ rf S I oUR SUM MER SUITS Milf A ifei n s isrvs zl .sec i are the very Acme of Perfection, so far as goods, style and workmanship J ilfazfz , y l NQfil5 I are concerned, and they are cut in ' lffiw L 1 all sizes to tit any sort of young -W in or old man. - - 57.50 10.00 512.00 515.00 518.00 Q BASF: ,1+:.xLI. GET JK 01 l'H11' PRFIMIITBI .FOIQ .Boys ,Q o Jit'DOK 22l-223 YADIHSST -I- B. F. McREYNOLDS 'Fresh and Salt meats The Choicest Hams and Bacon in the market. Try our Own Sugar Cured Corned Beef. Sausages, Poultry, Etc. PHONE 807 When in need of a choice steak or roast, remember our number, 1419 MAIN STREET Bark r sr lllbeeler Q aft' if eff uf . :Zyl vig ,l :Lg gi ii ,ti L1 X C , , N WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS Zhemicals, Glassware, e..'FllC0l70l,e FOR SCIENTIFC AND EDUCATIONAL PUR- POSES A SPECIALTY 245 A FULL LINE OF CTOTJF GQODS L-MQLLHI. ZQl'WQkh'S ZQleSIial SWQQIS Dainty Delicate Delightful Delicious alce Zream Sodalllater and D Qonfecttons Peoria 0pticaIZo. lee Zream Soda CW Olll' Soda wdkf, VOII 5900709198 EVP misses will tina It cold and re: and 0ptical Goods Q Q fresltlng. e 1 Pure Fruit SVYIIDS dlld dS wld dS RQ Prescription work a Specialty can make it, 4 4 4. Q Q 1 425 main St .... Peoria 17. Rowtliffc ma.!f2Im. tiebel of Sons mmiflite Dvposite Zourt Bouse PQONZI, Ill. ll2:ll4 ll. Hdams St. i THE RESULTS CIF QUF? WORK X-XPPEARS IN Tl-US ANNUAL . J GA fm A EGIQBQIWLE GRA YPING f, wr - fd ECECKQNESHG KW ?1'a aw' Q1E5,-B4AHM'D UGIEI E11 IOQ MAIN 51. fPEORIA,lLL C. A. ETEATY R XV1- 1'2li'l'y2l 1'H11llbIt'itt limi nt' vvv1'y- IIIIIIQ' fjlbiivill, :tml :lt tho lmwst pussilrlv p1'i4-ees. The llillllt' ti1f1Nlf1Y.x is il g'11:11'z1l1tw that UVl'I'yHlIIlQ' will lw as I'Ulll'PSt'IlIl'1I. s .-11. i t'm'L'z1tul+1Q11l' GENEVA oPTlcAL co. c ST. LOUIS DES MOINES, IOWA Sutliii S: Case o. Stevens, Horton 8: OIIIO 1 to gf'-1 'f'f A A A 1,1 .4 eff' e'eA 1 . A A T T 0 R N E Y S:AT:L AW Photo Stock Cameras...Kodaks...Plates 1 Paper - - - EAC- 300:302:304:306:308 Y. M. C. A. Building 3l2:3I4 South Adams Street, Peoria, III. PEORlA lLUN0l5 l There is Nothing Better For Good, Hard Service, Than Niyargdfs Qveralls and Shirts WE AFIE ALSO MAKERS OF Men's Fine Negligee Shirts J 4 4 -:I 4 4 4 and Cassirnere Pants J. N. WARD 81 CO. S,3,12a2'S5'iet Peoria, III. W. L. Douglas Shoes Always 53.50 ,E About the Only Reason 'A They're not FIVE 1 1 ft --it AQ' 'pg . , 'g 0 E 3 I n cjc, DOLLARS is that they re J' Z L - iiii ' i t I atio L D The Douglas In N aooxfg Main Street ' '---. IIQ, ROSS R. MYERS, ivingr. 'l 'U ? 'A COMPRESSED AIR SIX CHAIRS If You Want the Best in the Tonsorial Line, Call on H. C. BERGANTZ TONSORIAL PARLORS AOI Main Street Everything First-class Daylight Basement LAW, LOAN AND INVESTMENT OFFICES OF OURLAND at BAILEY 109 South Jefferson Avenue .... Dime Savings Bank Building Have Farms, Lots and Mortgages for sale Money to loan on Illinois farms...MunieipaI Bonds negotiated...Funds safely invested PEORIA CITY PROPERTY AND ILLINOIS FARMS Clark, Isaac Quien Walker CSI MOYSC Hardware Wholesale CO. Hardware Cutlery Jobbers of and Hardware and Tinners' Tinners' Stock Stock 514-516 South Washington St. Peoria, - - Illinois Peoria, Illinois I 1'DR T1114: I.A'1fEs'1f IN 1l,1IO'L'1 NOQRAPHS c so To 8. 717. .Zach 11141 XY'1I,Iu VIJPIASE Xflj K' Cor. jlfain Sl. and jffadison Rue. EDWARD H NE F. L. FEUCH ER EDW. I-IINE sz CO. Q Printers BEST AND BUSIEST . BmNTERs IN BEORIA ,X P'j'1 '-'ffm Boss ON Books, Bmders Boomers AND BRINTING IN ALL COR. ADAMS AND HARRISON sTs. 'TS BRANCHES SECOND FLOOR PEORIA, ILL. TELEPHONE MAIN 403 'G-V TEADERS li 8 I I ' Q x JT A M A A , - 03 ? 41- Napoleon, Gladstone and Depefw, eacb 0 i a leader in a differenf line, each success- U I ful because he defvofed himself to one line of endeafvor 1 N RU and made himself master of if. , If Awe are successful in our line, it is because fwe are fhorough masfers of if. ' , We gzfve carefulperfonalaffenfion To efvery garmenf. We guaranfee style. fit, finish and qualify. Qgvre-c.-Av, -as - FRED VAN ALWICK 209 SOUTH ADAMS ST. POPULAR PRICE TA-XILOR onno, WCONNOR BROTHERS Plumbers..Gas..Steam and Hot Water Fitters 205 S. Jefferson Ave. Phone Main 489 Peoria..lllinois OFFICERS OLIVER J. BAILEY, President RICHARD W. KEMPSHALL. Vice-President BENJAMIN F. BLOSSOM, Zd Vice-President FREDFRICK F. BLOSSOM, Cashier ALBERT H. ADDISON. Assistant Cashier K MAIN AND ADAMS STS. OF PEORIA, ILLINOIS B BOARD Ol' DIRECTORS J. C. PROCTOR LYDIA BRADLEY MATTHEW HENEBERY CHARLES R. WHEELER WILLIAM E. STONE 4 e Capital Surplus and Undivided Profits S265,000 Students' Accounts Solicited DIRECTORS Q Oliver J. Bailey Richard W. Kempshall Isaac Taylor Benjamin F. Blossom Jacob P. Schnellbacher Henry W. Lynch Frederick F. Blossom Capital and Surplus 'he Commercial ational Bank A Of Peoria, Illinois OFFICERS WALTER BARKER, President JOHN L. FLINN, Vice-President HOMER W. MCCOY, Zd Vice-President ELWOOD A COLE. Cashier WILLIAM HAZZARD. Assistant Cashier DIRECTORS Walter Barker, President Central Railway Co. John L. Flinn, Contractor and Builder Warren R. Buckley, Buckley, Pursley 8 Co., Grain Commission J. N. Ward. J. N. Ward 8 Co., Mfrs. Overalls and Shirts Johnson L. Cole. tien'I Bookkeeper Com'I Nat'l Bank Frank P. Lewis, Cigar Manufacturer John Wilson, President Wilson Grocery Co. Homer W. McCoy, Zd Vice-President John Finley. Supt. Central Ry. Co. KINSEY 84 M HLER CO. JOBBERS OF IRON PIPE BRASS AND AND FITTINGS COPPER WORK F Manufacturers of si? J Plumbers' Materials, Steam and Gas Fitters' WQEJISIIZHSE Supplies, l'lose, Packing, Etc. S- WATER ST- Office and Factory . . . Corner Adams and Harrison Streets PEORIA, ILLINOIS 0 Telephone 992 PEORIA ARMS CO 'I' UTIS and AITIITIUITIIIIOIT Bicvcles and Athletic Goods, Fishing Tackle . Gun and Bicycle Repairing a Specialty Main JOH C. STREIBICH Commercial Stationery Wrapping and Building Exclusive Agent for Globe BIair's Tablets Wernicke Files Waterman's Fountain and Elastic Cabinets Pens Q Toilet Paper Inks, Envelopes Playing Cards Lead Pencils, Pens Festooning for decorating ..Rubbu,0idv and .Ready Twines of All Kinds Rock Roofing My RUifjQ,Q 1, Q 2121, 30l to 305 South Washington Street L Cf Proctor Lumber Go. Judson Starr PINE AND HARDWOOD ATTORNEY AND REAL ESTATE L U MB E R 5 Yards, Builds 200 fo 212 North Washfngfon sffeef, D'faSanf HOWS f0fP1fMfPf0P'f Phone 146 ,,-1 Peoria, Illinois 502 Y, M. C. A. Building Ualaford C5 Fahnesfock 0' Canned Goods. merica 's Cup and Blue A Wholesale Grocers Q G Band Coffee. V enesee gilfief Grain Tea fmpoffffs D N Arcadian Ginger Ale and Water. Coffee Roasters and Spice Grinders 6 PafScZ1'SH0qS2h01d Arcfi'c:?2?3'ZZicure Syrup Refyners Sewigemailfoes. Established 1855 'AU 233 Magara CBuilding uni cms J ff Co 1 Agents for DuPonts Rlfle and Pacxflc Mllls Blastlng Powdern Grocers 116 118 120 Llberty St 226 S Washmgton St Peorla, Illtnols Sewlng Machlnes and Supphes When you want a New Sew 1ngMach1ne agood second hand one yours repalred Shuttles O11 Needles Belts or Repalrs of' anv lhnd go U E D W-it 9 P A So Our lxne embraces The New Domestlc Standard Rotary Paragon NewI'Iome Newark and others unequalled qualzty and moderate cost Come and see them Maul orders promptly atten ded to We pay frerght We employ no canvassers A1 A7 Sewxng Machxne Rooms John W JOIICS 316 Fulton sfreeffw Money Loaned only on Real Estate ,S Boxes ln Safety Vault E Callender Pres O J Baxley Vlce Pres Rudolph Pfelffer Cashxer Dune Savlngs Banli Interest on Savings 109 South Jefferson Ave , Peorla, Ill 0 0 I , . l l . . . jiri jf ' ,Y : V' WS' .5 19 - - , : ' t in g ' 1- H , . . K X Ju ' H nu on . 6 M X 'fi ' . , . , ,Lag I, , , 1n . . . ff .4 X- All I In to n u n a a n .' ' . . , . . . 1 , 1 : . . 0 0 fg' 09 . O U PPOSITE Bradley Campus The X Briggs Real Estate Company is building a model residence addia KNNNOF tion. It is converting 86 acres of the old Bradley farm into a place of beauty, and adding more to the surroundings of the Institute than anything that has ever been done. Institute Place has been continued IOO feet wide through the plat, and Bradley Park improved as it would not have been had this enterprising company not located here. The boys of Bradley have had an op- portunity all the spring to watch the work under way. lt belongs to engineering and also verges on landscape gardening. Sixty per cent. of the Bradley youths intend to be engineers, and in this great Peoria improve- ment they may study, if they will, a prac- tical problem, such as may one oay lie before them. Sewers and water mains, ce- ment work and asphalt paving, tree planting and the adornment of grounds are all inter- esting subjects. With hundreds of men and teams the plat will present an active scene this summer. When the fall session opens it will be completed, ready for the builder. The Briggs Real Estate Company special- izes. City plats. finished to a higher point of perfection than any other company in the country has ever brought them, are its sole business. lt is spending a half million dol- lars on the Bradley acres and furnishing a conspicuous example to Peoria of energy, system and brains. XIX A Usual Conversation at Q J. . A Franks c'3'J'ons CUSTOMER. -At what price can you furnish us with l0,000 Catalogues or Lithographed Letter Heads. MR. FRANKs.- We will furnish you with this stock and our usual first grade of work for- Cusroivtenff But this is more than Mr. Creen printers or Mr. Pine charges. We want your work, as Litbographers we know the stock and work is much better ,and that you will give us. 'Binders MR. FRANKS.-We only have one price, which we know is reasonable: we give you Fulton and Water Jtreets good value for every dollar you spend with us, and our high grade of work can not be dupli- cated in Peoria. CUSTOMER.-1 know this to be a fact, so go ahead on the work and let us have it as soon as possible. Peoria, Ill. ttatttttt Earmntanb G. HATUH R. F. D. 1 RIVXIN lla. IIXID. il. Y.
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