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2 THE TEXTILE EARTHQUAKE. LETTER BOX. O ' Brien, ' 09— We will publish your photograph and story of your life for ten cents a line, our regular advertising rates. Freshman — No, Pope is not the head of the chemistry department. The same mistake has been made before— by Pope himself. Inquirer — The information which you seek about a special evening course in astronomy can be obtained from either Wingate, ' 08, or Sanborn, ' 09. Gay, ' 08 — Don ' t write to us asking for information on how to propose to a girl, ask Storer, ' 07; he might be able to help you. Brainerd — It is not proper to kiss a girl in a dance hall, even if you do love her. PERSONALS. Potter, ' 09, from Ludlow, is a regular little cut-up with the girls now. Williams, ' 09, wishes us to announce that his purple socks have just worn out after a solid month ' s wear. We may expect pink ones now. Burns, ' 09, has just edited a book of short, spicy stories, which will appear shortly . Conafit, ' 09, said damn it all day before yesterday. Collingwood, ' 09, is taking lessons in voice culture which we hope will prove beneficial; at least, to those who are forced to hear him warble. Stone, ' 09, is suffering with Jaw-ache at his home. Holden, ' 09, is rapidly recovering from his attack of Ear-ache. The abbreviation for Gay ' s latest say- ing is C. P. A PRAYER. [At Whitman ' s.] O Lord, have mercy And keep us all alive, There ' s thirty here for dinner And grub for only five. BANKRUPT SALE I offer to the public a larffe assortment of personal property in order to pay my bills of honor. ROY P. WILLIAMS Pink, green, and purple socks, slightly worn, at i9c per pair Large assortment of RAINBOW Neckties. Beauti- ful WHITE (?) felt hat, with Textile Hat Band and ELECTRIC LIGHT pin. Nine pairs of low shoes. Size, Nine One Dozen Imitation Silk Handkerchiefs, Assorted Colors. Call and look my stock. over, It Costs You Nothing to Look. Open from 10 a. m. to 11.30 p. m., at my office in Claverly Hall. ASTRONOMY. Don ' t be slow. Avail yourself of this opportu- nity and cone oat with me some night. I ' LL FIX IT UP FOR YOU. A. T. HULLEN. T Jr- The Lowell Textile School Will have fastest track team in history of school. ANDOVER GA Score Was 22 to in the First School Contest of the ■ Year. The first game of t)A jsjwpj vreijilt- ed disastrously for t j Iff team, which went downTn WHPv ' fb Andover the winner, by a score of 22 — 0. The game was played at An- dover yesterday, and many went from this city to see the Phillips team ill its first game of the year. The Andover team outweighed the locai team man for man, and this woi the first practical scrimmage of the year for the Textile school. Conse- quently they are not in the ( USr -d»- couraged. Andover brought out one of thfc fastest back fields in many years, us-, ing cross bucks, skim-the-tacklp plays, and a few end runs. The forward pass was dispensed with, and straight football with line plugging was tha rule. The first half was the moat disas- trous for the local team, 18 poln ing scored against them. It ond half, however, they took a bracn, and the only score made was a igoa) from the field, netting the other four points. Andover used a number of substitutes after the hardest play of the game was over, leaving in Porter, their star fullback. Porter is an sld Newton high man, and is a fine punter and all ' round h ° lf ■ 10
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THE TEXTILE EARTHQUAKE Sequel to the Blud and Mud. FIRST SHOCK. Pkice, Free to All BOARD OF KNOCKERS. Grand Hellion Chief Buttek-in Head Ink Slingkk Hot Aik Collector W. H. J. H. W. C. L. M. P. S. D. P. vS. B. EDITORIALS. Before putting out this little paper we wish to explain its object, which is to publish all news that is unfit to print, and to offer advice and anything else we can to those who think they don ' t need it. We have run the Bind and Mud to earth, and are now looking for any other loose trouble that is lying around. POLITICS. We feel it our duty to suggest a few things that should be voted for in the next campaign. This town is absolutely as rotten as any in the United States, and we should like to see a reform movement started. At least, it cannot make the town any worse, for that is impossible. Our Platiokm. Keep it license. Put in overhead bridges instead of blocking the streets with freight trains. Fill up a few of the holes in the streets, so that when it rains puddles two feet deep will not be formed. Widen the sidewalks so that at least four persons can walk abreast. Have the sidewalks shoveled once in a while during the winter. COMMUNICATION. To the Earthquake Editors: — Gentlemen— 1 should like to have you trace my ancestry back for me at least fifteen generations. Enclosed find ten cents in stamps for your trouble. Anxiously, B. B. O ' Sullivan. Ed. — The Earthquake Editors, after carefully perusing several volumes on the Darwinian theory, think that you will find an answer to your question in Vol. 23, page 99. Also note illustration on page 635 of same volume. ROOMS TO RENT. Nice, large rooms, each furnished with a CHAIR AND MIRROR Also steam heat, when there is a fire in the furnace. FriceS ' Comparatively reasonable. ' COOKS, ' 81 Mt. Vernon St. EAT »T KELLY ' S. INDIA RUBBER STEAK UNFAITHFUL EGOS DOUGHNUTS Breakfast prompt at 8.00 or a little later. Icecream on Thanksgiving and Memorial Day. Seidlltz Powders Furnished Free. TEXTILE SUPPLIES Odd bottles of thick India Ink, 23c. Shading Pens, 30c. up. DON ' T FLIRT WITH THE SALES- GIRLS. LAWLER ' S BOOK STORE.
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