William Jewell College - Tatler Yearbook (Liberty, MO)

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SA TATICNS We tlie TATLER, '09, by way of Volume V, salute you, ye sons of Jewell. There is a mutual love betwixt us and you. A love that has stood the test of photographs, engravings and pocket books. If you have been handed a lemon, eat it. If a boquet, wear it grace- fully, and if stung, remember it is good for the Rheumatism of Vanity. If there are any new things herein, they came in our sweetest dreams. If anything hackneyed, in our nightmares. So to you, of the class of nineteen hundred and eleven we half gladly, half reluctantly, surrender our Togas. We envy you your pleasant lines, we sympathize with you for your hard ones. On ahead yonder the TAT- LER of some future class-yours perchance-ought to excell any book of its kind published-ought to bathe in the lofty atmosphere of the Olympus of Quality, and may we as well as you and they wear worthily our Crown of Wild Olive. THE EDITORS. -W fr 4 4 ' ' W' -ig I- IV 1 1 I T H E T A T L Hear. iw- ,Vind X 1' I uh'-, Q 1 g X , A, n kxx Professor Robert Baylor Scmplc 311 flllelnoriam On Feb. 8, l909, Professor Robert Baylor Semple passed into the life beyond. dying as he had lived, at peace with C-od and man. He was born among the sunlit hills of old Virginia, in the days when those giant men were born whose spirits clashed in the nerceness of the Civil War. However, under the fostering care of that strong man of God, William F. Broaddus, his school-boy days passed quietly enough and he went on up to the classic walls of the University of Virginia. Here in l86I he heard the call of hfe and drum and marched away, a lad of nineteen, under the Confederate Hag, which he followed for four years through cold and hunger, glory and defeat until the end at Appomatox Court House. After the war, this veteran soldier at the age of twenty-three, turned again to his books and taught school until l86S, when he was called to the professorship of ancient languages in William Jewell College. l-lere for forty years, following in the footsteps of the Great Teacher he went in and out before the students of this college, with the calm philosophy of a Socrates, the stern virtue of an old Roman and the gentle heart of a little childf, During these four decades he stood in his place, did his duty day in and day out, raised a family of hve sons and one daughter in honor and the fear of God, and came to his bed in peace, wishing only, since his work was hnished and he must go, to go quickly. Since his death, tributes of loving appreciation have come from his students scattered in all parts of the earth, and though he has gone from us in the lives of these men his spirit still lives and works. 6 5 ,rx-x ,fs 7 Q-sf-A+ x e A A syitiwlk -ii- beyond, me sunlit clashed lt strong and he 1 lad of :old and again to frship of lg in the college, me gentle day out, nd came 0, to go students of these LT 3, 'E in T: -? n.4'P' -f -: -P li 3 - u if 123 .9 6 X, 'KES ll lu' , X - , ligne 'ji I x.1 - sl Qi O is u 1 -. l 9 Hel 2 1 lll r X i If X 1 Ll? XX 4 O l dll 1. LA, ? R6 ll' fllll lllll S X 3 f l ' '!. A N r V l . ' i i ll' I fl .A A J ff fr ll .-- 0 1 ,,.1Wl,:I,l,,N H x X . xl I 1 X I I ,V 'I I lluf ,L- I. KX fi ' S fy 2 js! f lx ,J 1 ' J KX r I w f , l f 1 We ill g Q 1 r Q ' 1 We THE TATLER '09 f To the Great Qnes. Oh Men evolved through years of painful climbing: Oh, deilvers deep in Wisdom's deepest minesg To Thee, the worthy Sons of ancient Sages- Thou none less worthy-we have penned these lines. In sunny France when Modern age was infant, A King with heart of l-lope didst found a Schoolg From far off Bagdad and from old Cordova, Crusaders brought the Power of Wisdom's Rule. Deep in those ponderous books didst delve the sages, Deep into listening ears didst secrets pour,- At Oxford, Paris and Berlin the An'cient, Didst Learning knock and hnd an open door. And so to they who builded for the Ages, To they of future greatness greater still, To thee, whose knowledge found such sure foundation- We pen these wavering lines with trenchant quill. 8 Jewell, I 89 7.- A Jewell, I 893.- T i T-X323 T H E T A T L E R ' 0 9 - H Harry G. Parker, PhD- H. Merritt Richmond, A. M. HARRY G. PARKER, PhD. A. B. William Jewell, l892. at---I A. M. lbid, l893. Instructor Chemistry, Harvard. PhD. Harvard, l896. Professor of Chemistry and Physics, William I-l. IVIERRITT RICHMOND. A. M. A. B. Colgate University, l885. A. M. lbid, l888. Teacher in Rangoon, Burma, l885-87. Professor of Geology and Biology William Phi Beta Kappa. I T. P. STAFFORD, A. M. ThD. A. B. William Jewell, l890. A. lVl. lbid, l894. ThlVl., Southern Baptist Seminary, l893. ThD. lbid, IS94. Second Church, Liberty, Mo., I894-1900. . Universities of 'Leipsic and Halle, l903-04. ' Professor of Philosophy and Theology, William T. P. Stafford, A. M., ThD. Jewell, 1900- a 1 I I .-.-... L 51 pfxf, VYP f I -HV ' , , ,v,rZxlf'fg T H E T A T L E R 0 9 it. X Ari. wi ii. A. Vincent Dye, A. M., PhD. Robert R. Fleet, A. M., l'hD. 2 A James William Kyle, A. M. A. VINCENT DYE, A. M. PhD. A. B. William Jewell, l90l. A. M. lbicl, I90Z. PhD., University of Leipsic, Germany, l904 Professor of Modern Languages, l903.- ROBERT R. FLEET A. M. PhD. A. B. William Jewell. l896. A. M. M. S. U. I90U. Fellow in Mathematics M. S. U., l899-1900 University of Berlin, l90Z. PhD.,l-leidelberg, l903. Professor of Mathematics Vlfilliam Jewell l903.- Phi Beta Kappa. JAMES XVILLIAM KYLE, A. M. A. B. Denison University, l894. Royal Museum, Berlin, l898. Athens, Greece, Student, l898-99. A. M. University of Chicago, I900. Acting Professor Greek M. S. U.. I900-OI Professor Greek William Jewell, l90I.-A I2 X L X. H 1 iz? fi 1f'Qr,'F1f3 'T V32 Wifi? fi'J3fTCf'VT1tf T H E T A T L E R ' 0 9 Elmer Cummings Griilith, A. M., PhD. ELMER CUMMINGS GRIFFITH, A. Nl. A PhD. A. B. Beloit College, IS95. A. M. Ibicl, l898. PhD. University, of Chicago, l902. University of Berlin, l899-l900. Graduate Student University of Chicago, l900- 02. Professor of Histor and Political Science, y Yanlcton College, 1902-05. Professor of History and Political Science William Jewell, 1905.- - SELATIE EDGAR STOUT, A. M. A. B. William Jewell, l90l. Associate in Mathematics William Jewell, 1900-02. Professor Mathematics, Howe Institute, Lima, lncl., V902-06. A. M. University of Chicago, 1906. Associate in Latin, William Jewell, 1906-08. Professor olf Latin Language ancl Literature William Jewell, 1908.- YIOHN ERNEST COOK, A. M. D. D. A. B. LaGrange, l879. A. M. Ihid, l882. D. D. Bethel, l903. MSoutl1ern Baptist, Theological Seminary, 1884- ul. lireasurer lxwilliam Jewell, 1903.- I3 Selatie Edgar Stout, A. M. Y, John Ernest Cook, A. M. D. D V 5 TMWYWA Drim A W 0 9 w.,-'u,,.,rwp nw? '- rw.. :I of-'-.f all v,..4,.!s , L, -'shy v.. M...--1 X HE TATLER' M 9 N John E. Davis, A. B David J. Evans. A. M. ThD. JOHN E. DAVIS, A. B. A. B. William Jewell, l907. Associate Science Department Vvilliam Jewell, I908.- DAVID J. EVANS. A. M. ThD. .X B. William Jewell, l900. X. M. lbid, I90l. ThD., Southern Baptist Seminary, l904. THD. lbid, l905. West Park Church, St.l..ouis, Mo., l905-06. Professor of Theology and Hebrew, Xxfilliam ewell, I906.- Dean School of 'Tl1COlOgy. WARD H. EDWARDS, A. M. A. B. William Jewell, TQO3. A. M. lbid, l905. Associate in English William Jewell, l903.- ard H. Edwards, A. M I4 a vswwwm , WM 5 235 ZQSZEWLEN T'Hl3 TfXTlaEI2 09 QQQEZSEQK .. I O. C. UpChurch, A. B. o.. c. UPCHURCH, A. B. A .B. Ewing College, l90l. Well' Associate in Ewing, l903-04. Principal Burton High School, l905-08. University of Illinois, l905-06. Associate in Latin William Jewell, l908.- JAMES E. MCATEE, A. B. A. B. William Jewell, 1907. 36, Associate in Mathematics, William Jewell, lliam l908.- I ALPHA BRUMMAGE. Kansas University, l90l -03. Physical Director, Qttawa, l906-07. Physical Director and Manager Athletics 1- Williani Jewell, l9U8.? I5 If James E. McAtee, A. B. Alpha Brummage The Chapel Roll Cali. Like one who dreams at even tide of days long passed away, Of days of genial sunshine and hours of pleasant play, So you dream oft when twilight falls and hides hoth hill and dell, Of other days-when in life's morn-- era- you heard the Chapel Bell. You took your seat as lrrcslwmen and saw a form of grace+ With silvery hair, and genial smile and happy. loving face- And heard his voice- -homesickness Hedge- your heart with love heat When hrst you heard the Chapel Roll as called hy Uncle Dick. Then years passed on. As Sophomores you needed good advice, Up to that little office you hastened in a trice. As Juniors and as Seniors you often spent an hour fn talking to him and you felt the drawing of his power, Each morn he stood through many years and called the Chapel Roll. Each morn he played the chapel song through all those days of Old. And then th. d ' at ay in Sunny June you hade the Hill adieu. With heavy heart and tearful eye you sought associates new. And now nie often wonder, when nie leave the long loved Hill, If thoughts will surge hack here-wardseu and we trust they ever will And if they do come surging hack to scenes of college days, On what will they most linger in all this hlessed maze? Will it he on some victory we won hy power of hrain? Nay, on those matters trivial we'll look with fond disdain. But there is one sweet memory that fain will stir our soul, And that will he the voice of him who called the Chapel Roll. I6 quick Li,..1D U3 ERTY ...UQ I- ' 1 4'1'U il GX ezafgm , V M f:!:wf ' f WJ! QQ mg im-1 ,Q V , - L1 ,Fr . 'i,.fg. Q,. F' V Tj U 1 it-:'+ 5 L..I ,,.,l,X u Q 4 -L' f ' -11 PmL0soPH A Hmm lxst -1L - u n -1- - J T' T ' W if! K 'H :HA A i b 4' x 31 THE TATLER'09 1 Y Y ,, Senior Class Organization. C-. N. McCrudcr, Pres. G. N. Mcflruder . President John W. Green Vice-President W. M. Smith . Sccrctafy A. R. Foster . ilircasurci 4 VV. M. Smith . . . Co-op. Director E. H. Norton, Jr. . Pres. Student Organization YELL Yea-Senior-Yea-SE-N-I-0-R-N'ea-Senior. HONORS Reading Medal '08 . . Judson Sanderson Oratory Medal '08 . Harry Deiuglit-i-ty 'liatler Art Prize, '08 . . Paul Rider I8 Aww TQ . . n a if T H 'Mu fmw.. ' . s,'if.wsw, George F . Barton 1' L. W. M. Burton 17 i.pz'2yfifJ . 5. E T A T L E R ' 0 9 GEORGE F. BARTON Lentner, Mo. Preacher. Philomathian. l-lonors: TATLER Staff, '08. Philomathian Officer. Motive in Life: To find a really good hair restorative. His hair just grizzled as in a green old age. MARTIN LUTHER BIBB, jr. K E Liberty, Mo. Excelsior. Hono-rs: President Excelsiors. Motive in Life: To become a ward politician. When taken to be well shakenf Martin' ,Luther lBibb, Jr Class '09 L. W. M. BURTON, 2 N Stroud, Oklahoma Excelsior. Honors: TATLER Staff, '0S. AEONS. Motive in Life: To paint Okla- homa red in the future. nl cannot tell what the dickens his name is. ROBERT L. CARROLL Liljerty, Mo. Philomathian Honors: Married. Motive in Life: To look dig- nified. ul have seen the blind men throng to see him And the deaf to hear him speak. Robert L. Carroll I9 Q f fi,,.tx R . ,. , , . -w.. f t me ,,.-.xv-. Harry A. Daugherty William Farr Tl-IE TATLER' HARRY A. DAUGHERTY fb I' A Trenton, Mo. Excelsior. Honors: Inter-Collegiate Debat- er, '07-'03, '03-'09. Foot Ball Team, '07-'08, '08-'09. Ollicer Excelsiofs Oratory Medal, '09. Motive in Life: To write ll-te Paul Laurence Dunbar. NA Mugwump is a person ed- ucated beyond his intellect. GROVE S. DOW Canton, Mass. Philomathian Honors: Student Editor, '08-09. Manager of Co-Cperativc Book Store, '08-'09, Track Team, 08. Marston Scholarship Brown Uni- versity, '09. Motive in Life: To emulate the pelable stunt of Demosthenes. His speech was a sample on the whole Cf what the learned call rig marolef' Class '09 XVILLIAM FARR Excelsior. Honors: lnter-Collegiate De- hater, '08-09. Dutch Clulng Sons of Rest: Ofhcer llxcelsiors. Motix'e in Life: To finish every thing he starts. UA Daniel come to judgment -- yea a Daniel. ALVA A. FOSTER Liberty, Mo. Preacher. Philomathian. Honors: Married. Class Of- licer. Motive in Life: Long since forgotten. mlqhyself no more deceive thy youth hath lled. 20 lfifit T H E 14 FH, -' is ff rift? N., 'Tiff' N Grover Graham Frank B. Haggard TATLER 'O . r wQ'wfxrtf4,rA'f 4,1.'1' 9 ref' f 'fif S-P 3'Qffw ,W :'F'?ii GROVER GRAHAM Fredriclctown, Mo. Excelsior. Honors: Manager Band, '03-'09. Dutch Club. Motive in Life: To learn to make martial strains at 12:30 A. M. Music hath charms to soothe the savage breast. JOHN W. GREENE. Liberty, Mo. Excelsior. Honors: Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, '07-'08. Sons of Rest, '07-'08. Officer Excelsiors. Motive in Life: To learn to sit on his back in Dr. Fruit's class. I was not born for courts nor great affairs, I pay my debts, believe and say my prayers. Class ,09 FRANK B. HAGGARD Q5 E A Mexico, Mo. Excelsior Preacher. Honors: AEONS. Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, '07-08. Inter-Collegiate Debator, 07-'08, '08-'O9. Married. Nlotive in Life: To do unex pected things. Ah! Women. -IUDSON W. HICKERSON Brandenberg, Ky. Preacher. Philomathian. Honors: Married. Officer Philo- mathians. Motive in Life: Has none since last Christmas. UA man of pleasure is a man of pains. 21 John W. Greene Judson W. Hickerso 1 W l 'X Roger L. Jennings A. U. Kawaiguchi TH E TATLER 'QQ ROGER L. JENNINCS, K A Higginsville, Mo. Excelsior. Honors: TATLER Staff, '08 Officer Excelsiors. Motive in Life: To keep out of June Plays. 1 have drunken deep of jOy and will taste no other wine tonight. HAWLEY S. JOHNSON Dawn, Mo. Excelsior. Honors: Unmarried. Motive in Life: To emu'aie his Old Ladiesn' Example. Since there's no help for it, come lets kiss and part. Class '09 A. U. KAWAIGUCHI lkeda, japan Preacher. Philomathian. Honors: Officer Philomathians. Motive in Life: Too many to tell. From a little spark may burst a mighty flame. CHARLES S. LEMONS, 'If I' .X Birch Tree. Mo. Excelsior. Honors: TATLER Staff. '08. Motive in Life: To get a wound from Cupid. Oh, that girl, than girl, that pretty, little girl. 22 8 t ww-' fs wt J og' wr 1W'vDfgEti3t.'xfcfJLWfvQg T H E T A T L E R i 0 9 Q Glen N. McGruder Guy C. Motley GLEN N. MCGRUDER Higbee, lVlo. Preacher. Philomathian. Honors: President Senior Class. Motive in Life: To keep from hurting anybody's feelings. And be the Spartan's epitaph on meg Sparta hath many a worthier son than he. ELMER E.. lVlcCASKll..l..,qb PA Liberty, Mo. Excelsior. l-lonors: TATLER Stall, '03. Relay Team, US. Debate Com- mitteeman, '07-'0B. Officer Ex- celsior. Motive in Life: To get put on Excelsior committees. Co to thy bosom knock there, and ask thy heart what it does know. Class '09 GUY C. MOTLEY, gb 1' A Liberty, Mo. Philomathian Honors: AEONS. Sophomore Class President. Debate Comit- teeman, '08. Editor-in-Chief TATLER, '03, Business lVlanage.r Student, '08. '09 Foot Ball Team, '07-'08, '08- 'O9. Track Team, '06-'07. june President Philomathian. Motive in Life: To prove to the world there's nothing in a name. ul have no other but a woman's reason, l think him so because l think him so. GUS N. NEAFUS Ekron, Ky. Preacher. Philomathian. l-lonors: Inter-Collegiate Debat- er, '07-'03. Officer Philomathian. Motive in Life: To get along with every body. Thy head is full of quarrels as an egg' is full of meat. 23 , ' 7 ' - 'Y ., . - V Y .f , .y a My Elmer C. McCaskill Gus N. Neafus fi' ., iw' .3 Gordon C. Peck 1 Paul Rider . , , HE TATLER' GORDON C. PECK, K IC Rosedale, KBDSHS Excelsior. Honors: AEONS. Debate Committeeman, '08-'09. Ofllcer Excelsiors. Motive in Life: To prove that a lyusliel docs not contain four pcclfs. 'Tis impious in a good man to be sad. E.l..lJAl'l H. NORTON, Jr. Il X Missouri City, lVlo. llxcelsior. Honors: AECNS. Track Team. '06, President Student Organiza- tion. Motive in Life: To be good even if it is lonesome. Sir, l would rather be riglrt than be President! Class '09 PAUL RlDl2R, K A lndepcndence, Mo. lilxcelsior. l-lonors: TA'I'l-I?QR Stall. 08. Student Stafl. '07-'03, 'OS-09. 'I'A'l'l...IiR Art Prize. 03. President lfxcelsiors. President Kansas City Club, '08 Editor-in-Ciliicf Near. Moive in leile: Not in our power to tell And yet tlwc nolule Brutus lias told you Caesar was ambitious. JOHN XV. RIDILR Preaclter. lfxeelsior. Honors: Business Manager 'l4ATlr..l:.R. US. lnter-Collegiate Delnatox. '07-'Ui -lune President lixcelsiors. Business Manager IVCDJL Motive in Life: To lrecome president of the United States and pastor of Calvary Cliurclm Kansas City. But wot you wlmat tlme youtlr was going, 'lio malce an end to all lris woo- ing. 24 l'Iiial 1 ll. Norton .lolm YW. Rid X, , 5 fir 1 qpfmfx on T '- QIVNCQTI flqtiw Tl-IE TATLER 'O 9 1 M1411 Gr Montville F. Roborts Walter M. Smith MONTVILLE. F. ROBORTS Springlield, Mo. Preacher. Philomathian. Honors: Inter-Collegiate Debat- or, '07-'08. Married. Motive in Life: To succeed Dr. Stafford. Besides he was a shrewd philos- opher, And had read every text and gloss over. JUDSON SANDERSON, K E Bunceton, Mo. Philomathian. ' Honors: Reading Medal, 'O8. lnter-Collegiate Debater, '08-'09, Motive in Life: To soar. iiwhat means this passionate dis- course, This peroration with such cir- cumstance ? H Class '09 WALTER M. SMITH Memphis, Mo. Q Excelsior. Honors: TATLER Staff, '08, Director Co-Op. Student Organiza- tion, '08-'09. Motive in Life: To get rich enough to spell his name with a y and a final ue. Ohl Amos Cottlel Phoebusl What's a name? WILLIAM TODD, db I' A Canadian, Texas. Excelsior. Honors: lnter-Collegiate Debat- or, '08-'O9. Motive in Life: Nobody knows ll. ul never dare tall: as funny as l can 25 Judson Sanderson William J. Todd , V 'WM rATLELR 09 s TH 1 ,4' - Gilbert Watson Paul Weber El AV Y, ,, GILBERT WATSON Blackburn, Mo. Motive in Life: To ask Quest- ions. Back to the Woods. RICHARD M. WEBDELL Lentner, Mo. Preacher. Philomathian. Honors: Slmlcnl Staff, '08-'09, Married. Motive in Life: See Shady Westbrook for particulars. Get money, boy-still get mon- ey, boy- No matter by what means.' Class '09 PAUL WEBER St. Louis, Mo. Preacher. Excelsior. Honors: Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, '05-'06, '07-'08. Married. Motive in Life: To keep Dutch quiet. And when a lady's in the case, You know all other things give place. VVl?.l-LlNC-TON M. NVESTBBUOK , fl! l' .X Holts Summit, Mo. Philomathian Honors: AEONS, Treasurer V. B. C., '07-'08 Purveyor V. B. C., '03-'09. -Iunior Class President. l . itor-in-Clsiel Sluflcnl, '08-'09, Base Ball Team, '06-'07-'08. Cap- tain, '03. Debate committecman, 08. Oratorical Committeeman, '09, Dutch Club. Motive in Life: To deserve the fame be acquires. Mend when thou canst, be better at thy leisure. 26 e Y Richard M. W'ehdcll YVcllin2ton Nl . Westbrook N , Qmwmulfmuzma LM Q 'gffffif W Xl 'WX fa Lx, 'IE 5 twtt fWyJ3TiE3ffffkn Vo9 .4 J y junior Class Organization. i t l l l I l Lewis M. Hnlc, Pres. it Lt M, Hale , . President L. C. Archibald VtCC'PTCSid9m l H. H. Williams SCCTCMTY E. E.. Green . Treasurer l Spencer Truex Historian .P A- if l Ylfalter David Drector of Co-op. l Gilbert Stacey, Student Crganization ll l 4 . YELL ' Hully Gee! By Hen! 5 We'i'e the class ol Nineteen Ten. Q HoNoRs it Debate Medal, 'oa . . , . L. M, Halo 5 Tatler Poetry Prizes, '06-'08 . . M. Louis Mertins All Round Athletic Championship, '08 . S. B. Campbell Ft All Round Gymnast Trophy, '07 . . M. B. Paddock Smeltzer Trophy, '08 . . . E. E. Green f za f sw: ff ' wQ2'W1 T H E T A T L E R ' 0 9 A Leo Clarence Archibald George Johann Breaker X LEO CLARENCE ARCHIBALD, E N Carrollton, Mo. Excelsior. Vice-President, Junior Class. Basket Ball, '08-'09. In voice like the chief of bo- vines. HENRY WILLIAM BLAKE Lancastle, N. Y. Preacher. Excelsior. A gun in Mathematics and authority on Mormonism. Class ' I 0 GEORGE JOI-IANN BREAKER, Z N St. Louis, Mo. Philomathian Foot Ball Team, '07, President Esperanto CIuIJg President of Dutch Club, Does like a smoking Etna seem? SPURCIEON BROADUS CAMPBELL, K A Pueblo, Col. Philomathian Foot Ball Team, '06-'07-'0S. Captain Foot Ball Team, '08. Basket Ball Team, '06-'07, '08- '09. Track Team, '07-'08-'09, All around Athletic Champion- ship, '08, Relay Team, '07-'08-'09. Presi- dent Sophomore Class. Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, '07-'0S. TATLER Staff, '09. Athletic Board, '07-'08. My destiny is that of a man. 29 H enry William Blake A Spurgeon Broadus Campbell riii4iEMTAJii'L'E1i'i 555 IFR, -ictzfiivx ,,..,, , ...L KT over Harrison Cuthbertson Lcslic Robinson Iillioll C-ROVER HARRISON CUTHBERTSON Liberty, IVIo. Track Team, '08-'09. What he feels and not what he does makes him great. VVALTER F. DAVID Maryville, IVIo. Excelsior. Sludcnl Stall, '08-'09. TATLER Staff, '09. Inter- Collegiate Debater, '07-IOS: '03- '09g Dutch Club. We must never assume that which is incapable of proof. Class I I 0 LESLIE ROBINSON ELLIOTT Pasadena, Cal. Preacher. Exccllsior. Y. IVI. C. A. Cabinet, '03. The sight of him is good for thc sore eyes. CHARLES IZARNEST IZLLISON, I N Excelsior. SecIudcd from domestic strife, Our Charlie led a College I,.ife. 30 V3 XYaItCr F. D Z 1 Charles Iiarncst Ill Tfsmf5E.'ECW'f T ft '- fe if f at ff I T T H E T A T L E R ' 0 9 Frank Maurice Givens K Grover fi? FRANK MAURICE GIVENS Windsor, Mo. Excelsior. Acts without talking. ENNIS EVAN GREEN, 42 1' A Sturgeon, Mo. Excelsior. Track Team, '08-'O9. Winner Smelzer Trophy, 08. Good and handsome enough. Ennis Evan Green Class ' l O X5 GROVER CLEVELAND ZX GREENWAY I-lolt's Summit, Mo. ' Preacher. - Philomathian. Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, '07-'08. TATLER Staff, '09. He seems to be a man sprung from himself. JOHN MANNING HACKLER, K A Lees Summit, Mo. Excelsior. Thou com st ln beauty on my gaze at last. Cleveland Greenway John Manning Hackler 31 Mwl THE TATLER'09 xx: '1- X , xik fi Lewis Hilton llulc William Elbert llud LEWIS MILTON HALE, fb I' A Preaclmer. Pllilomatlmian. President junior Class. Winner of Debate Medal, '09. lnter-Colleg- iatc Dcloatcr, 08. And eien his failings leant to virtuc's side. PAUL CASPAR HARVEY Liberty. Mo, lixcclsior. lnlcr-Collegiate Deloater, '09. Of- liccr lixcclsior. Dreams English, spealcs Latin. Class ' l 0 XYlLl.lAlVl l1l..Blf,RT HUDSON Smitlwton. Mo. Prcaclmer. Plmilomatlmian. Dutclm Club. Spreads its long arms amid lltf' watery roar U B. E.. lACK. Joplin, Mo. Plmilomatlmiang Basket Ball Tram '07-'08, '03-'09. Ulm ltacl lwr cycs forgot to blaze Ur lark had wantcd eyes to gaze. 32 Paul Clspnr Harvey fi ll. E. .luck - . L 7 L Y L , - - ?fl2fEi2g:fff!i1QfLH2Zfg'TffQjf , 01:93 5 wb ,,,, Q .grsligii T H E T A T I-1 E R 0 9 f- 'S JOHN LOUIS JESSE Mexico, lVlo. Preacher. Excelsior. A jest loses its point when the jester laughs himself. LORIN EUSEBIUS KIRTLEY Alcron, Ohio M Pliilomathian President Y. M. C. A., 'OS-,09. Beauty's best companion-lVlod- estyf' ' l John Louis Jesse Lorin Eusebius Kirtley spar Harvey Class 9 l 0 'X CHARLES WILLIAM KNEELAND Griggsville, Mo. V Preacher. Philomathian. V Tis happy for him that his fath- er was born before himf' WILLIAM H. LITTLE Liberty, Mo. , Preacher. Philomathian. Much in little. Charles William Kneeland William H. Little B. E. Jack 33 f, wtf-. p.rsfmtr1vw1xqw r . nllmiy l..'1:P.,,xjy . '-...lui N ,.xQ Eg.. lx. T l-l E T A T L E R Elmer Elsworth Lyon Roy Judson Mitchell ELMER ELLSWORTH LYON Cosby, lVlo. Preacher. Philomathian. Unslcillecl he to fawn or seek for power. M. LOUIS lVlERTlNS Kansas City, lVlo. Preacher. Excelsior. Editor-in-Chief TATLER, 09. Student Stall. '08-'09, TATLER Prizes, '06-'08. l-le knoweth the universe. him- self hc knoweth not. Class ' l 0 ROY JUDSON lVllTCl-lEl,l,, I X Mexico. lVlo. Excelsior. Quartettc, '07-'08 Base Ball Team. '07-'08-'09. Dutch Club. TATLER Staff, '05. Sons of Rest. Over his boolcs he consumes the midnight oil?? OSCAR WILLIAM lVlcCASKlLL, ffl l' A Eminence, lVlo. Excelsior. Y. lVl. C. A. Cabinet, '08-'09 Debate Committeman, '09, The-re's something in a noble boy, A brave, free hcartccl careless one. 34 t 4 l .'f 09 5 J nb .n -n If Nl. Louis Her! Uscnr Wiillinm MCC lt Il l l . A l 1 I l a l . Nfl All wi , TV. 'VL if fi i T H E T A T L E R 0 9 i l l RALPH WAYNE NELSON, 1 dl 1' A N St. joseph, Mo. Excelsior. Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, '09. N l love to steal avsfhile away From every cumhering care. l MARK BANGS PADDOCK Kansas City, Mo. Preacher. Philomathian. Winner of All round Gymnast Trophy, '07. l love thou little chirping thing. , To hear thy melancholy noise. A Ralph Wayne Nelson Mark Bangs Paddock l ' 9 5 Class A I0 l l A f-X JAMES MARION POWELL Carlshazl, New Mexico Preacher. Philomathian. 2. r l l James Marion Powell i Ti ly 'a l lnter-Collegiate Delnater, '07-'OSQ '08-'09. TATLER Stall, '09, By weight not by count. DAVID FRANKLIN RISK Liberty, lVlo. K Preacher. Philomathian. TATLER Staff, '09. Y. M. C .A., '08-'09. I still hacl hopes my long vcxa- lions past, Here to return-ancl clie at home at last. David Franklin Risk 35 ' f-I nf :'1 r A 9 1- KT? .. YA-it sr HMWQWJ T H E T A T L E R 0 9 rf? 5 iw- -fVz.fiAl0 fx GILBERT STACEY Fredericlctown, Mo. College Band, '06-'07g '07-'OSQ '03-'09. Dutch Club. Representative of g Student Body. , Not who but what. ISAAC PENDLETON TAYLOR, Jr. K E i Excelsior. K, My heart is weary, my hands are tired, my soul oppressed. And l desire what l've long des- ired--Rest-only Rest. Gilbert Stacy Isaac1Pendleton Taylor, Jr. Class 9 l 0 GEORGE. ALVES WHITTON. Stanberry, Mo. Excelsior. Dutch Club. TATLER Staff, I '09. Sons of Rest. A man who sometimes passes. SPENCER TRUEX ' Pilot Grove, Mo. Philomathian Class Historian. TATLER Stall, 'O9. Debate Committeeman, '09, I never knew so young a body with so old a head. George Alves Whitton Spencer True X 36 THETATLER' O9 Cfyk V4 qfyfxrjs HQ 3- HARRY H. WILLIAMS West Plains, Mo. Excelsior. TATLER Staff, '09, College Band. Dutch Club. Treasurer V. B. C., '08-'09. Thou source of all my bliss and all my woe That found me poor at first and awk, kept me so. NOAH EARNEST WINFREY Carrollton, Mo. Excelsior. Quartette, '07-'O8. Dutch Club. Y. M. C. A. Cab- inet, '08-'09, ' A sober man who still sings. Harry H. Williams Class ' l 0 ZX CHARLES HENRY WINSTON Liberty, Mo. Base Ball Team, '08. Basket Ball Team, '08-'09. John Ryan's brother. MILLER E. WILLMOTT, K E Liberty, Mo. Excelsior. Nor this the worst. Charles Henry Winston 37 3+ Noah Earnest Winfrey Z' Miller E. Willmott - A ... ,,,. M--. V... Y. Q- .- 1 - .. .L . THETATLER'09 I ., 9 T Ml e ie 'o Our Colors. Red and White Red! I ,tis the hue of the pure rich blood That Hows in the veins of men! It is Life and Hope and vigorous Health, It is Truth and Honor, a nations Wealth- Against it who can win? White! ,tis the sheen of a deep, pure Soul, Like the sheen of a Howing brook- And its tale is a tale of a Heart so pure- And its Prophecy rings of a Vict'ry sure- Like some tale from an Olden Book. It is White and Red-hard hear the Vow That an Angel vowed to me! The White is the beam from a waxing Moon The Red a Rose Hearts glowing bloom- They twain are Successes Key. 38 i WH-H MM ,Y X X -nu: 3 ?' ,Z Z' ,X Z S 'ff 4'jE!3?' 39 V Nm I, I 4 x Nimmo ' 0 9 E523 TG 53? T H E T A T 1. E R fer, Sophomores. Henry Weber Steve Wyers Levi Snow George Wise F. M. Powell Henry Weber, President Colors-Purple and Cardinal YELL By Grit, Rip Roar, Double One Sophomore. 56 45 55 OFFICERS 40 President Vice-President Secretary . 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On October 29th, l908, the students of William Jewell College in mass-meeting decided to organize themselves under the name Wlqhe Organized Student Body of Wil- liam Jewell Collegef' The purpose of this organization being to support all college activities, to bring about a closer unity in the whole student body, and procure its full and complete co-operation in all matters affecting the students, and to promote the College spirit and the general' interests. The officers of this organization composing an executive board consist of repre- sentatives elected by the various classes and a president elected by the student body. OFFICERS. E. H. Norton, Jr W. M. Smith . - - President - - Senior Class Gilbert Stacey - - Junior Class F. M. Powell Sophomore Class C. C. Cunningham - - Freshman Class J. L. Kern - - Academy J. F. Johnson Academy s'w rj . 'Q i-1 X 'u:6i.?'icJ14z :4a,'a 'f'2v? X' 'P K lug? l xiilllll YM7 47 .. -., - -- .Q-: 'l':'2:V '.'-T- 41 T'7T'?f'E53'5':'-Q1E.'J f ' iff? 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H- i f . 4, 1 .fig f , 'Lf' .W - f 7' l - i 9. X C. W. lv Wg' f 2 Lg, Q ' , X! Z is Q 544 2- 5 I , T T , N - , -45 M6 'S V ' W i f W ll gf r M 'ek wx sx . , , A S we . lf' mlizlur. li? Motto E.xcelsior. , W. Rider, June President SENIGR 185 7. ' Flower, White Carnation. YELL. I-laec, cum Zika Boom, Zika Zika Zah, Excelsior, Excelsior, Rah, Rah, Rah. R HoNoRs Relay Race, '08. Rider Poetry Medal '08, E. E.. Eubank. Gration Medal '09, Harry Daugherty. OFFICERS, '08-'09. Vice President. Roger Jennings President. T. Wornall. P. R. Rider. Wm. Farr. M. L. Bibb. Wm. Farr. Secretary. J. W. Greene. C. H. White. C. H. Martin, Jr. JUNE. OFFICERS. J. W. Rider. J. L. Jesse, Secretary. John Greene, Vice President. J. W. Rider, President. 50 SENIOR EXCELSIORS l f . mv','7'l577Wb nd , .gg- .1'wf,f,' A, . :'.g1,l. H -1. . ' .i, l'f?' ami I-if I ' ,I Vqlsis-jgrll-'IVVQEI-gi 2.352 2, '7fg:,f li -.gil F: ' h' x g'QW 2?j-. lar ir., Q . ,. :4,S1+? agf- n r- beef-55:25. to fr 1. was Tk: :I ','j.i'f .sfzigp - 4 I l 1 Q 0 'l I ' 5 . p A 4 1 I , e 1 X 1 C I l . r I Xl? . fi ' .R l Sl l. ' A lr SENIOR IS5 3. MOTTO Libertas et Eloquentia una Horent. FLOWER-Pink Carnation. YELI.. Boomer raclcer, Boomer racker, Boomer racker roi, Sis boom, fire-cracker, Phil est moi 4- Guy C. Motley, June President Hip zoo, rali, zoo, zip rah boom, We're Philomatbians, give us rooml l OFFICERS, '08-'09, PRESIDENTS. VICE PRESIDENTS G. F. Barton G. C. Motley Cr. N. Neafus M. Powell G. N. Magruder G. C. Greenway R. M. Webdell Spencer Truex SECRETARIES. W. M. Westbrook W. C. Swarner O. P. Jones Claude Robertson June President--Cn. C. Motley. Debate Medal Reading Medal 52 I-ION ORS. - - - - l... M. Hale - Judson Sanderson . , kd.. 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I ! i' !.!f !!l'rf' -.I I -full. vm, .1 'I it ,t!5 ,',.l!il,f!'qifuirr,3!g r' !lHi!.!.-M! l u' 1, L wi ...- nm. --in ti E V EL i -We W. i ljyafg I i I 2' 4i , ' .- '-- .-'- it . v ff,-Q.-3.4 ' Xl-4: f. - 1' g t -' rj. f' '7zzfswivfff . H!- T. .... 1 5. ' - f Wx M y , d ll K . T . If-' ix gwilfwpp viiyfqx H-:.,,Z,'ivi,,- 5, , f5gi75sr6,,,. 1 Zi 1 ritz. JZ'.!'W5,t+s Wits' ffW'f 2'Mt!s !1' 'f r .ft ri N!! ' Ww w ! W.: if, 'Q 'ff' wt .M M... r .2W'Lr.' JM A ! ' IL' .'zf.r i - t M 1 n !i'!!1 u MH m!m36l2t..2i!!!!!!!!! vrt!v JMIMQE!! fiiimirgiiim f ' 4 The Junior Excelsior Literary Society. MQTTO: Excelsior. YELL. Hurrah! Hurrah! Hurrah! Exes Exes, All O. K. Are we it? Well I guess, Exes, Exes, Yes! Yes! Yes! Strawberry short cake, Goosberry Pie, VICTORY Are we it? Well I guess. Exes, Exes, Yes! Yes! Yes! Q was OFFICERS FOR TI-IE YEAR '08-'09. Presidents. Vive Presidents. Secretaries. McClure. McClure. Ewing. Bishop. Squor Reynolds, Payne. Ewing. Ward, Kern. Ewing. Platt, HoNoRs. R Declamation - - - Theodore Platt. Debate - Lee Payne 54 JUNIOR EXCELSIORS . . of ' 9 35 T H E T A T L E R 0 Z...s?xZ.s.,gaeX, , N gil c jf is gf or -slit.. if - . P , xxgliv ' -.WW , N ,f .-ikiaf. Y .. f' ,v i . .f .fit-Wi . T.T ' , ' 5. xl', 1 if if-q-,il I Tasse' .22 fffi ..r-1 s ir r rg .2 A. , llw:f,:?f' il' A'fef'.lr 'fill il' TTT ,zijn 1-ef cgi 'id G 'li Mr H tis' U N li ,fl M' NP- 3 W ' ' J! A umor Plulomathlc Literary Society as as as MOTTO Libertas Et Eloquentia Una Florent. YELLQ Boomer Racker, Boomer Racker, Boomer Racker Roi, Sis Boom, Fire-Cracker, Phil Est Moi, Hip Zoo, Rah Zoo, Zip Rah Boom, We're Philomathians, give us Room! ! l OFFICERS FOR THE YEAR '08-'09. Presidents. ' Vice Presidents. Secretaries. G. V. Finacom. S Sam Gruelle. O. Claassen. '1. M. Grifliths. S. Couch. B. H. Haddock. 1. F. Johnson. H. A. Kern. B. Bruner. O. Claassen. W .A. Hill. S. Couch. A W. A. Hill. B. Brosius. C. E. Fosnes. SPECIAL SESSION MAY 7th, '09. HONORS. Oratory Medal - - - T. M. Grifliths Essay Medal B. Brosius Reading Medal - O, Claasgen 56 JUNIOR PHILOMATHIANS if X 1 s fn I ,X 0 .,., , J.0,M,g J f d,,,,f-X if ..,.,, , , , , , 35 ,,Jrw4,gy:..7zz'J11,,.M , My fig H Cf . f , , 'V Jw- Y , 7' f -W 1 W -, ,Z ,w 5 , ms, ,, wx, H, L ,f u 'A f ffaf A SW ic JJ, - -2-.5:9g'21L+'f , f' i, 1, ,MV '16 ., fu f .X , 1 114 V- ' Jggwff , , wwf! , . , f ,, J, w,'fff?6'iYH'f,,'Nqfz2'-7 , g y ff ffff ' .gffgfgy fi X - J 3 f . yvpff lifaydff fQn,,g1,,gQfff,,fff .A Q- ' f 1 ff ,Mfh W., f ,'-fwf f,Mf,:fifAf ' , fa. . ,VhJf.7.y,,Q'fQ223,723QA ,f f ,, f ff-. X 1 fnwff, 1 ,, 4 1 ,gfhy V 4M.j,f5f,,,, , .wwffiywi , , ff LIB 'Y' N -vp'-5 'Sg- : . x.. 'Q 'X VL ' GYMNASIUM ?RB6.MANSiON' VBTEILTOWEQ, X ff xx' ' 6. , Q ,. fy . nf, . . xv Y, ,Y A - Q ' jf: M325 . ,, ,.. , -0 ' . w az 2, Q F ' E i Q , J V ,V G ,, K p V. 1 , X f ' K Z A , X X X ELY HADIJ Jrzwmm HALL 58 x Jwf ' A , x UNTEH 5 TWU .U .FWJHATE ME! M755 :A X .Li-By ,, , A1 . ,-.-,- - -A umm- 'f U' ' -5 if .JV A --f ' ' W X? Sgiiu...---1 -.. 5' 'FU ' H ' + 5 fe -- . ,..: , 0 1 , v f - --f Z - - ff' .. -5 - 55- Z f 6 2' f ' 2 3 41- 5 Eg ' , --gfh , J' , f-' I- -,ff ' ,raf 'A -. - ' -.12 A A . E fr .mfs ' l A 5' , -X R X mfs' ef , A ' Y' 5 -'-at E' A - ' if-2:21 X1 va ' , 'f '12r',:5z T T? -- Q' - f-E5 : 'asia ' X34 -11 , l fjfff 4322139-'fin ff 1 1:4- ?Q:' x' ff' N 1--iff' . lT?'J5f'f ' f ' QC' ...--- ' EE V- T 3511! f 4' W , , - -E' iz Vl- S Ycqfi i'f!,,fz f.x I -i 'C 'YLQ Q .-un.. - NN- -. ,VM ,,vw.,v, x ,IW 'J' Qi -' viB'f 1- rg k ,Lf wh 5- . M' N ' X' -12 O 0 Q I 59 eg usqwjigxemomy ' QTQEZEQISQUQ T H E T A T L E R 0 9 was-hburn University vs. William Jewell -llebating Team AT TOPEKA, KANSAS, MAY I5. Affirmative ----- William fewell - Washburrn Negative ---- QUESTION. Resolved ' That the Commission Form of City Government known as the Galveston- Des Moines Plan is preferable to the one in general use. Walter David W. J. Todd DEBATERS, '09, W. M. Farr 60 Gordon Peck, Committee-man ' mfg, THETATLER'09 Washington University William Jewell Debating Team AT LIBERTY, APRIL 23. Affirmative ------ Washington Negative - - William fewell QUESTION. Resolved: That Corporations engaged in Interstate Commerce should be compelled to Incorporate under Federal Laws. F. B. Haggard - J. M. Powell ' DEBATERS, '09. Sp er Truex, Committee-man V Judson Sfmdefso H 7 'T Y CMEQMQQWEH i, Qi, ,L E, R ' 0 9 Has new-. T H E T A T L f as f ef M . vs. William Jewell Debating Team Arkansas University Afllrmative William Jewell Negative ' Arkansas F. M. Powell H. A. Daugherty DEBATERS, '09. P. C. Harvey O. W. McCaskill. Committee-man 1 62 n-.....iL,-'vi MOVING THE LIBRARY. 63 V V..-i...........g . 1 w 1 x i 1 I 1 I v ' u A - M ---E T g ,, 4 f, W M 7 L7i7 ' l A M f fQ - W K . I W e 5 ,IN l , 3 1 Q 4 '. 1 4 I ox -' -A N- 4FRATERNI TIE s V THE TATLER'09 F WIS X I Sigma Nu Fraternity. I FOUNDED AT VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE, I869. I I I I III? I I I FLOWER: COLORS: 9 White Rose. Black, White and Old Gold. LI i I I ' Beta Xi Chapter. I ACTIVE CHAPTERS: Sixty-two. I ESTABLISHED, JAN. 1, 1894. I I CHAPTER ROLL. II I I I l Elijah Hise Norton, '09. Chester Jay Underhill, '10, y I Louis Wesley IVI. Burton, '09. Charles Harrison White, 'I I. I . Plhomas Johnson Wornall, '09. Charles Ernest Ellison, 'I0. I Roy .Iudson Mitchell, 'I0. Victor Osborne Coffey, ,I I. li I Leo Clarence Archibald, 'I0. Ralph R, Bostig, 'I2, I h George ,Iohan Breaker, 'I0. Joseph E. Brown, 'I2. I y Lucius W. IVlcConneII, ,I0. I 1 IN URBE. II M A. Burch Ralph Major W R. Z. McKinley Hubert L. Eaton II PLEDGES. . Coello McConnell Burt H. Garnett Oscar Claassen Walter I. Lynch I Herbert Snedeker. I 66 II I I . II Sigma Nu Fraternity. IWGGI q l X THETATLER'09 Kappa Sigma Fraternity. FOUNDED UNIVERSITY or VIRGINIA, 1867 A. D. FLOWER-Lily of the Valley. COLORS-Scarlet, White, Emerald Green. we if 1: Alpha Omega Chapter. FOUNDED MAY 8, 1897. ACTIVE CHAPTER. Martin Luther Bibb, 'O9. Benj. Rhoten Morton, 'l l. Hubert Davis Martin, '09. Charles Kelley Peters, ,l l. Gordon Crowl Peck, '09, Everett Ward Brummage, 'I2. ll Judson Sanderson, 'O9. Alexander Bell Crawford, Jr., 'lZ. Ike Pendleton Taylor, 'l0. Ernest Kellar Bell, 'l2. Miller Willmott, 'I0. Snowden Morris Hunt, '12, Paul C. Breckenridge, 'I I. Dawson Trimble, 'I2. FRATRES IN URBE. l H. Fritzlein S. Simrall Fields Duncan E. Bell Edgar Duncan C. l-l. Scott l-l. F. Simrall, Jr. R. I. Bruce l U R. CI. Frank, D. D. PLEDGES. Robert Gilmore Calbert Magget !'l I H A .?f411.gF.9yTT. Al I 68 Kappa Sigma Fra+c nity. X . THE TATLER'o9 Kappa Alpha Fraternity. Founded at Washington and Lee University. FLOWER gg 9: 9: COLORS American Beauty Rose. I CYIIHSOH and OICI Gold Alpha Delta Chapter. I Established January 26, l887. CHAPTER ROLL Paul Reece Rider, '09. Charles Sheldon Martin, Jr., 'I I. Roger Lee Jennings, 'O9. Frederick Eugene Morley, 'I2. Spurgeon Broadus Campbell, 'l0. Roy Sain Miller, 'I2. John Manning l-lackler, 'I0. James Shoemaker Reeber, Jr., 'I2. Richard Turner Jones, 'I I. Vlfilliam Jewell Morris, 'I2. Grover Franklin Heimbrook, 'I I. Roger Jones, 'I2. Cleo Woody Feurt, 'I I. PLEDGED. Grover Benjamin McClure. Roy lVlartin. Vvilliam Warren Finley. FRATRES IN URBE. c. M. Williams. I Ralph Hughes. C. E. Dicken. John L. Dougherty. Arthur M. Tutt. Arthur Mitchell. JI. H. Dew. Vlas. Wharton Jones. VI s 4 - f ' ' Q X 1 70 v s K 4-Q6 f ' Q --1 X. ' A Ri . ',' Vw ' sig kff f dw K ,- ff: . 1 '11 lflfikgf 1 'F' 'ff' ' 7 N ff ies. I p w . f 1: Qfj-'QQ -, wx, 'x p ,pi p T ,f p .A'1' K5 aw 1 Q. .1 V 4 XG A , X , M , I ff , 5. A ' 5 if . is C1 if .. , 1 1 1 5 44 v KN af Q i 'Xix V x , x . ,,. , . - ., -TQQW . f, , S' qf9iW4K: K . ' N ' V M ,,,r,3,.- H 1 fIJgwQV , , f , 'Vg 'ar N - fwwiifih w f gf Nwwwx 1, ef, Zi! V p Q . I fe? v 'i 5. 5 . 4 2 -pg , 5 Ze 2 20 Q1 'A Kappa Alpha Fraternity. 71 C., J T H E T A T L E R ' o 9 Sax C Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity. FOUNDED AT JEFFERSON COLLEGE, CANONSBURCT, PA., I848. FLOWER-Heliotrope. an as 3 COLORS-Royal Purple- Zeta Phi Chapter. ESTABLISHED l886. IN F ACULTATE. J. P. Fruit, Ph. D. W. H. Edwards, A. B. ACR. B. Semple, A. M. E.. McAtee, A. M. A. V. Dye, Ph. D. H. G. Parker, Ph. D. 3Deceased. J. .E Davis, A. B. R. P. Rider, A. Mn IN URBE. Dr. E. H. Miller E. W. Stone Dr. H. Rothwell R. T. Withers Judge F. H. Trimble VV. C. Hamilton C. E.. Yancey Webster Withers R. W. Stogdale Norton Hardwicke ACTIVE CHAPTER ROLL. Harry Daugherty Prank Haggard Charles Lemons ' Paul Lindau Elmer McCaskill Guy Motley ,leptha Todd Wellington Westbrook Ennis Green Louis Hale Oscar McCaskill Wayne Nelson Courtland Haas Benjamin Harrelson Lee Major F rank Powell Frank Baker Carey Motley Walter Swarner Vfilliam Yancey Albert Wilson Tom Monroe PLEDGES Allen Motley Marius Bagby Elmer Merritt Robert Thomas Charlie Moody Harry Bane 72 Lynn Shouse Frank Shouse M. Y. Motley I Morrow Dr. H. A. Bagby. mi ORCHESTRA K Wy mmf JEWELL 75 I o Nm F ,wi I . fi , ti TI-IETATLER 09 Qtr H 5 E THE AEONS. Honorary Senior Society. r PURPOSE. To further the best interests of William Jewell- M N t 4 V1 1 1 E 4 1 1 i 1 1 Qt 'i MEMBERS 51' , b E. H. Norton, Jr. Gordon Peck W. M. Westbrook L. W. M. Burton Guy Motley Frank Haggard if E 76 or L ? A H WN .7.,- ,,,., ,Q , ' Q 3 'QQ VLQZYYUZ' 'EQ Q T H E T A T L E R 0 9 The Young lVlen's Christian Association. The Young lVlen,s Christian Association has just finished its sixth year of successful worlc in William Jewell College. Every branch of the association work has been carried on with zeal and ability. I5O men have been engaged in Bible study under the direction of the association. The Mission Study, directed by members of the faculty, has been more successful this year than ever before. The same plans will be followed out next year. The Lecture Course is becoming more popular each succeeding year. We are especially proud of the course which has been arranged for next year. , The prospects for the future good and welfare of the Young lVlen's Christian Asso- ciation in ixxfilliam Jewell College are brighter than they have ever been before. And its purpose of bringing Jesus Christ into the hearts of college men is being accomplished. - VV' ' I7 T? WWW The Young Men's Christian Association. OF F ICERS. President - - ' ' ' Geo' Wise ViCe,PreSident - Elmer Kirkpatrick Recording Secretary - ' Carl Fosnes Corresponding Secretary Walter C. Swarner Treasurer , - - - - John H. Williams CHAIRMEN OF COMMITTEES R 1' ' ' - M. W. S 'th Bible Study - - R- E- McGraw lVl6isIsibCi1uSSlLTt3j'tlngS' ' - Oliver Slirzilnlc Social - - - - F- Mu Powell Membership - - - Sam Williamson 77 Lecture Course - Wayne NCISOU ,uw g ' T,--.. ...,1.1' 9? :'-0 , HW SHQYYQZQQW Q6 rv ff ffzggxicfbggys-X. .0 T H E T A T L E R 0 9 1ahw,ts.yai5 .3 T gy -. . 9'- W. 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Smith Gilbert Stacey H. H. Williams R. L. Jennings Geo. Breaker f DEUTSCHE CLUB 79 '...--. ...Jga 01 V , L gf.-- .,4'f THE TAT1.ER'09 1 quirk 'w 0 0 fllflfixjs r Iiannullllfiiiialll R 'hlg I nl Ulm 0 J of pw' s f f. , X .X J' 'yn 'lhexiwrtx g,'9'Fl-fnIiin0Y'- N wlimssaaasa -, . . ll 'ittiiiiiiiiiissz I Qnviillulllnym l txigugggwbl. KW ' x 'vvillfg' 9 'qw' ll 3 -41 1: q - I lw!,lllS!llWB5!l' , Ml, i ' l , x 1 ' vs WX Qs , .ff 'xx X 1 ,la 0 55l?lii555F5 ' X itheesmw s 'Q g sggkf La Esperanto Club. MOTTO: Monda Larga Progresso. ar- as as OFFICERS. President - ---- Geo. Breaker Secretary - - - L. E. Klrtley Konduktor - - - Dr. A. V. Dye ESPERANTO. Is the most perfect and feasible inter-national language yet found. Already about world-wide. ' s three million people speak it and it is our hope that it will become Abel Canter T. F. Charlton A. R. Foster L.. W. King H. B. iOWens -I. I-l. Simmon A. V. Dye L. E. Kirtley P. C. Harvey Allen Moore MEMBERS. R. F. Roth R. H. Biggs J. M. Hackler Gilbert Stacey John Pennington A. G. Bishop T. M. Estes W. I. Lynch R. S. Miller M. M. Boney 80 Paul Rider R. E. lVlcCanese T. M. Griffiths Jean Doppler Crie Curuelle E. E. Widner G. A. Puckett G. Breaker M. Louis Mertins as N MM nm, wm 019: x X WK N xwmamx 'P' ,Q 94' . Xx x ,- X t xx N P XXX X SRE Ti X ' 4 QE eA,,..- i!h35Q.33 THETATLERW9 ZE3f?V5N A . ' ' UIIMIUIIIJUU Dil 9 ff 'X 'D K5 ...-. 5, 6 ii 13 unnnououu , Ili .Nun ' SP H3155 Ut I7 ' D 3 fn K1 1 0 7 I I6 fb Q r 2. Q . is 'CQ C u 'L HH 313 G J Q ,l L -lf.- -- 6.3 ,-1 X liililiw 3,33 WWW W fi. . 33533 f's?'-3. 'l -ffi -3- .. I 5-A 333111113 D3 mum' UWU 3 3 fi-3 3155553 1 Ulm gil Dunn U H-Bu mn n 3 57' nqng .:!a..nllUUD EU 2052 ,-.33 g ,Q BD 2322- U .U nfl B ' 1 - DUUU C' U nuun unuunnnu D A m U riiu Q UU n 333333 D MH 33333333 in 3 3333 03333f333l I H 321395 EERE gggunuuul' go A uf' EWU ll In l U . 3. e 3 he '-1 li ll U H I l 3 OFFICERS. President - C. Underhill Vice President - Oliver Shank Secretary Geo. Breaker Treasurer W. E. Buck MEMBERS A. W. C-ranner Fercl Dieterech M. Louis Mertins Harry Noe Dr.. A. V. Dye Geo. Breaker Henry Weber C. Underhill M. Guy Hardin Oliver Shank Robert E. La Mar Cleo. Wise I-I. W. Welsh W. E. Buck W. C. Ferguson NV. R. Carty , !1 sv fi t ,! 82 -aqas05-- I ,um '1 'P1 wr 'fl'- '49 :aff 3 11 if r-fzrzi'-owen ,cz ' 0 9 ff teri J 4 T H E T A T L E R fe W ..e t e f 12 izj ijff ,f X ,- T. ,,fg,,f zgnpg W ' 4 ' .' W f t f W ' : L ,Q ' ' V -414 if Ili, 146' V , X - ' ' r . ' X, -'Xfif .. .v ' - Ps W Ai, Wjzffa iii, ' M! 1 0,4 if X' X i W i if X Qu' -A ,pf Vf. f I f f i X I f - I. -f, lf' ff 'V i J ' x ,X f f f fl ff 1, - .S N efifi x fr 9 K K4 . HN . -.4- . 7, WW r .gig 3 N ' -2,3-. . .I fff ff, 6 :jg 71 'V I vu b i. 1 --5 X 1 '25 , 'iff ii . I- 1 'Q 'I' fx KLA W M - of 0 CIA '--f- 'V ,-3 :: ---1.1:-: : -:5.'5 l ,E E: - -, T -54f3.7i'i2.?5?f-:E ?Ei 2 45222152 -L E511 2 2 PURPCSE:-To found a superb friendship. MOTTO:-Keep doing, expect little from others. 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The mountains lift their lofty peaks Bright shining with th' eternal snowg The precious metals lie beneath, lays. stirred 3 Sweet valleys nurture fragrant flowers The mountain sides are clad with pinesg The farmer tills the fertile mead, While length,ning shadows count the hours. The suff,rer through the crystal air, Beholds the firmament, bright starred The cool breeze blows upon his cheek, Reviving strength disease has marred. Bring forth, O State, such stalwart sons, As shall be worthy of thy fame: And may they hide thy golden wealth Beneath a nation,s just acclaim. Whose veins the miners seek to know. , OFFICERS. C. L. Fowler - - - President S. B. Campbell Vice President H. C. Long - Secretary A. M. Nida Treasurer MEMBERS. tggtj' F O Hess D- W- Beanblossorn iii:-,f ...- A. B. Hamilton R S B 1 ,. - ' ' ea .',... . .':t M' E' Heffmg L. Bottorff O. P. Jones gi W' Cai? R- C- JOHCS - N' Com S i w ii ' tu, F. ,Ieantet F- Esfill f C. F. Martin S- FCY Q C. Mcfllothlan W. Good o IIQQ 1 V, E, Rouse D. Cuflfltltll V V J. Stol-er B. I-I. I-Iaddook F NIL SINE NUMINE F, C, Tmex 88 ! QQ 955 ,Eli ' 1.51: X - 1 X EEE f 551 1 of sw .:.-:S mx , 1 2-:1::igf,,, 5 1 11gg:1,,1 ,. E11 2' Eli? s' ' , N555 M 2151 P QQ W we N' -- ' W 2' f:.k-: F-N-'Tewxiw V.,.n..r,v:gp--2:'-'fX-- ' ,iw . , -1 .4--X , .f . .. x .. . . . X N Q,-1. .'..,,.',N.,-:.:Z,k :.1:,,:,,N:, ,Q-gv:.m:f-kmz-2 - DN: QM. A .. , N , .. ' Q i R 1 N ff ':iE:1? iL,gf,f?6 FJ, A ,Qi 61531 ' Fw ia 1: 1 X Q i? iii '11 w-, , The Colorado Club. ' QQ 'Q xx ' M Q y Q I u Y, , P -X THE TATLER 09 M qi Iliff-7. fi - Fl . '-,.:I.'l wg., , V. a ' -l 1'i? ! jil'.'M 7 ft Ye Sons of Rest. FOUNDED IN EDEN 7000 B. C. FLOWER-Century Plant. COLORS-Indigo YAWN. Raw-buck, Saw-buck Malum labor est Live ever, Work never Sons of Rest, A-h-h-h-men. ROLL OF HONOR. fs Tigen Jennings Crip Motley Bill Farr Judy Green Skinneyn Greene Spludger Jones Dutch Webeir 56 at 54 to in Bill Whitton Peten Peters Jokel' Harrellson lVloxy Martin Gila Stacey Mitch Janeyu Mitchell Q IN FACULTATE. Foxy Grandpa ,Ionnie P. Fruit IN URBE. Ed. Moore fVery largej. ,lack Petty flnactive, lazyj. Chas. M. Williams Unadequate on account of his vocation, . IALUMUM. Chas. Hargrove Scott fNo ministerl. and Sky Blue Ye Sons of Rest 91 U' ,vu-,..f4 ik' T H E T A T L E R ' 0 9 . . L CP-is N, an erik l l T Y ' l 1 1 l A l li I .vow 'vo s n' l ' 4 xiair K 'ii l .- ' 4.--',- :-- ' 'Sa , J ,.., . .A-,.. - -, ',,. ,' -' -' we T T 1- 1-, ifili. 'flj' wi 3- n .. rf 1' f-:AwetVf't ?.i'1Q' . r r, - 4553 T 'T44' '-- -- ' - T ' . .Af' is-3 f 1 if fa 'Q33gQ3'S'3f323!f2 1' ' ' ' 'H 2- -tr Q T ifv fitter '?-'1?3'll't'.'fa - ' T 932 , . sw- T. U7 3 W1R sf 'ffl T T if We ref . M - T M .rf-as it Y T V -J .,,-- - f x, 1 ' 1 'f NK er , -I R ' N, ti My f ug 17. Lf' 'j. ' w ' 1 mga. Q' OFFICERS. T' . Dr. H. G. Parker - Presldent I l Grover Graham - - - Manager Z y' R. S. Beal, W. A. Hill, R. Jones Leaders V li Gilbert Stacey ---- Secretary i Dr, E, Cook Treasurer l ll INSTRUMENTATION ,l Eb Clarinets - Beal, White l Piccalo - ------ Moore ,l Solo Comets - - Hill, Williams, Smiley, Parker, Moore V lst Bb Cornets - Bishop, Russell CSD, Kern QSQ, Burnes 5 Solo Altoe ----- Stacey lst Tenor - - Mason CI-LJ, Gibbens CSQ, Williams gi lst Trombone - Major, Graham, Biser CHQ, Robertson l Baritone - ------ Stacy T. Eb Bass - T - - - Graham, Brumage Drums ----- Bibb, Platte, Turnage CSQ, Henderson ii, NOTE.-CHQ, Honorary, CSD, Substitute. i ,il g No doubt but that William Jewell now has the best College Band in the state of Q, W MISSOUTI. This is largely due to th-e facts, that only well experienced men have had Q' any show whatever in making the Band, and, to the great enthusiasm of her oflicers. F3 This year for the lirst time the Band has made tours of various sections of hte state. They have met with success on every hand, realizing attainments which were only - dreamed of by our bands of the past. 1 T 92 . William Jewell College Band T H 13 T A T 1. E R ' 0 9 iv av ll 1-1 ' A ii I I y t llll ., - ' Q A , i ' N9 l 't ' f . T - f y T . T OFFICERS Dr. H. Ct. Parker - - President Lee Major - ' - Manager R. Jones - - Director INSTRUMENTATION lst Violin - - Major Cornet - - Hill Znd Violin. - - Bishop Trombone - - Graham Clarionet - - - Beal Drums - - Platt Flute - - - - Moore Piano - - - - Roth Bass Violin ----- Enwin Director - - - - Jones The College Crchestra under the Musical Direction of R. Jones and under the management of Lee Major, has done exc-ellent work. We regret very much the loss of three of our best musicians during the second term. L. C. Williams,lst violing Clarence White, 2nd violin and Paul Lindau, bass violin. We hope they will be back next year to continue work with us. The orchestra has been playing for Y. M. C. A., Lecture Course -etc., and had a successful tour with band in Concert Company. The prospects for an Orchestra next year are good and we know that the college and student body mll give us ample support as they have always done. ff l M M I i'f- 1 94 I I l William Jewell Orchestra I 'S 95 THETATI-ER'09 f 0 , L if if , 1,9 ,fig .8 fl we Qiffigl f N885 ali! e ' 'W , 2 M ' W S 2 - IK 'L '- L 1 s ,fy 4 n ln! - ,Ah - QI 1 ,uv I I 'Illl E E 'H 'E iI lj vp ' ' j T I C, - Q!! 1 Ancl the night sllall be flllecl with music. And the cares that infest the clay Shall folcl their tents like Arabs, Ancl as silently steal away. Qrlartet Dates. Lone Jack, Mo., Nov. 25, '08, Pleasant I-lill, Mo., Nov. 26, '08. l.,ee,s summit, Me., Nov. 27, '08, Peculiar, Me., Nov. 28, '08 Belton, Me., Dec. 18, '08. Knolanoster, Me., Dee. 19, '082 La Monte, Me., Dec. 21, '08. seeleue, Me., Dee. 22, '08, Mi. Nebo, Me., Dee. 23, '08. Heueieeie, Me., Dec. 24, '08. Sweet springs, Me., Dee. 25, '08 Green Ridge, Me., Dec. 28, ,O8. Pilot Grove, Dec. 30, ,08. 96 Bunceton, Mo., Dee. 31, 'O8. Lexington, Mo., jan. 25, 'O9. Weston, Mo., Jan. 26, '09. Vlfarrensburg, Mo., Feb. 27, '09. Peculiar, Mo., Mar. I3, '09. I-lardin, Mo., Mar. I3, '09. Chillicothe, Mo., Mar. 25, '09. Marceline, Mo., Mar. 26, '09, Bevier, Mo., Mar. 27, '09, Brookfield, Mo., Mar. 29, '09, Atlanta, Mo., lVlar. 30, '09, Laplata, Mo., Mar. 3l, '09, William Jewell College Quartet 97 T H E TVA T L E R ' 0 9 T g- , .- . THE .41 r Q WULLUAM .HEWELL ltr 'Xxx Z Q A 3 v STU ENT M rr. 'mlllw illlfllfittvwn. fw fr? I is ly2.lff1fl7l'l f l The Student was founded in 1875 as fcn2ell, run until l880, changed to present name It is published monthly, from September to June inclusive. It ranks high being one of the very best of American College magazines. Its staff is chosen out of the two Senior Literary Societies, four editors being chosen from the Excelsiors and four from the Philomathians. 15 -is as STAFF '08-'09. Editor in Chief - W. M. Westbrook Business Manager - Guy Motley Art Editor - Paul Reece Rider Alumni Notes - M. Louis Mertins Inter-Collegiate Grove S. Dow Exchange Editor - R. T. Jones Athletic Editor Walter F. David Around the College R. M. Webdell -','- f use . .. , ,, .,,, u I 2 A N-I 1 ' i Milly it'i 98 O 4 Y The Student Staff '08-'09 99 5 0 mv-all Geo. A. Whitton, Associate Editor Roy Mitchell, Organization Editor V ,. ,-N Tatler Stall. M. Louis Mertins, Editor-in-Chief IOO G. C. Greenway, Literary Editor J. M. Powell, Associate Literary Editor Tatler Staff. I 3 r Spencer Truex, Circulation Manager I Spurgeon B. Campbell, 1 Athletic Editor i I 1 1 V W. F. David, r Business Manager 1. ,f 1, JF. ml Ag .-I V 115 r 'W jx Li H N In ai' Harry H. 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Y 9 JO? 522222 SQIIIIZII.. .00000000000000- .00000000000000 63?!2!22!!!? 0008000000000- 0000000000000- 300000000000- 30000000008 39000000000 Q2 QA l if y I 1' ' V 597 S4 I 7 ' 'JS I Q A'- fi 7' up :ig 7 Ll., :I A 6 ' 5' ,5':- v. 3' .0 i' W5 ' Q4 -lf? ' 1' 3 X- i'72g..,, -' 3 ' f L' V Qffffq PQ if .W 2131?-l:.? jr V7 - :Je 1 J- af 1' I. 7 f K I log l 1 aim ff, PQ' ' JT, 'N 5929, T H E T A T L E R ' 0 9 H F O O T B A L L Football Games Played l908 Sept. 28, W. C .... Ottawa at Liberty .......... . . . 0 Oct. IO, W. C .... Kirksville Normals at Liberty .... . . . 0 Oct, 23, W. C .... St. Marys at St. Marys ....... 6 Oct. 3l, W. C .... College of Emporia at Liberty. . . . . . 0 Nov. 6, W. C .... Tarkio at Liberty ................. 0 Nov. I6, W. C .... Warrensburg Normals at Warrensburg. .2l Total .. ....... 80 .......... .... 2 7 SCHEDULE FOR l909. Missouri Wesleyan at Liberty. Ottawa at Ottawa. College of Emporia at Liberty. Maryville at Liberty. Midland College at Liberty. Warrensburg at Liberty. St. Marys at Liberty. Missouri Wesleyan at Missouri Weslreyan. Tarkio at Tarkio. St. Marys at St. Marys. ffgxa an 1 X l IIO qs: qf III - ., A a-ll -ve, E TATLER' 0 9 mv-'K ww' .--ex ,MQ wr.,-Q flglrb X, Qlrzew., Spurge Campbell K A Y CCapt.J Right Tackle ,V k.,. v-,,,. Bullet Simmons fCapt. -Electj Right End H2 Pearl Baker, fb 1' A Left Tackle THETATLER,o9 14 XJALJX Ralph Brandon, Center Harry Daugherty, dr I' A Right Half Back II3 Wm? Guy Motley, qb I' A Left End I 5 I i T 'R T H E T A T L E R ' 0 9 4.TV N43 f , ,rw 1 f a - Rube Martin, K E Left End 1-nur :lvl Z .44 , . Roy McGraw, Right Guard Chess Underhill, 2 N Full Back II4 f .-- . 1- ZH THE TATLER'09 Easy Morley, K A Full Back Surley' ' Lake Quarter Back Roy Martin, K A Left Half Back lI5 ' THE TATLERWJ9 Elmer Kirkpatrick, Left Guard f , . 2 1 . xx fm., flf S., N ., - ' '--...Z Jack Motley, Left Half II6 f' ,lk,f1.S4Zv3'4:2ZfWjk.ffh'3k'x77?5YZ!?wJm.'i.Vfzfxwemc... M: 1 4 f-W1 Aww. A Snapshots of Games '08 H7 25925355 THE TATI-ER'09 'af' BASKETBALL Speck' ' Gardi lCapt.l Right Forward , -- ,w4 L.i. W SCHEDULE '08. W. I. C. 24 W. I. C. Z4 W. I. C. 32 W. I. C. 21 W. I. C. 30 W. Nl. C. 32 W. I. C. 4I W. I. C. I9 W. I. C. 22 W. I. C. II W. I. C. 40 W. I. C. 20 . I. C. 30 . I. C. 27 . I. C. 45 Total 418 H8 Lee's Summit Union Club of K. C Lee's Summit Union Club of K. C Alumni Ottawa U. College of Emporia Kan. S. Normals Haskell Indians Kansas U. Mo. Wesleyan Washburn Haskell Indians Bethany Ottawa U. BASKETBALL TEAM I I9 5 W i I 1 , I V r 'QQ THE TATLER'09 Bullet Simmons Left Guard Sam Babb, Right Guard I20 W , I Y- ,?WQ . , t- 'A1f'1f3,i,, r 3 Cfmjff 'Sw , Swede Johnson Center 5l b T H E T A T L ER '09 a wa gf 'R LL Shorty Green , Left Forward Fred Morley, K A Left Forward l2l f .ga , J ' X ,M , Leo. Archibald, E N Center E I 1 1 l T H E T A T L E R '0 9 Apr. 9- Apr. l 0 Apr. I 3 BASEBALL Missouri Wesleyan at Liberty. -Kansas Deaf and Dumb School of Olathe at Liberty. -Nebr. University at Liberty. Apr. I5-Missouri Valley at Marshall. Apr. l6-Missouri Valley at Marshall. Apr. I9-Bethany College at Liberty. Apr. 24-D. ZS: D. School at Olathe. Apr. 29-Missouri Deaf and Dumb School of Fulton at Liberty. Apr. 30-Maryville Normal at Liberty. May 4-Ottawa University at Ottawa. May 5- Kansas State Normal at Emporia. May 6-Kansas State Agricultural College at Manhattan. May 7-St. Mary,s at St. Mary's, Kas. May 8-Haskell at Lawrence. ' May i0-Ottawa University at Liberty. - May l I-Mo. Wesleyan at Cameron. May l2-Haskell at Liberty. Nlay l 7-Missouri Valley at Liberty. May l8-Missouri Valley at Liberty. May 24-Third Regiment at Liberty. June l-Warrensburg Normal at Warrens burg. June Z-Warrensburg Normal at Warrens burg. l22 Y.. -n iT.. .. - .,- -.. - ....--.i...-af... , .1- Bob Seabough fCapt.J BASE BALL TEAM - , SUQDQZWQQEZ 5 T H T T A T T T R 0 9 fa Roy Mitchell, 2 N Left Field CTM Reccius Bullet Simmons, I Third Base Shortstop IZ4 WU VJWTWU T H E P-fr' OO T A T L E R , 0 9 K f H, I , Q, Shady Westbrook, 41 1' A Pitcher Shorty' ' Greene Pltcher l25 Ben Harrellson, cp I' A Right Field gwfgegrfgecsffzg T A T L E R ' 0 9 Coellie McConnell, Z N Catcher Charlie Peters, Pitcher 3 Spurge Campbell, K A Second Base IZ6 , A ,,,- -..,-..,- ,, 9 THE TATLER'09 Pat Boyer, Pltcher ik 1 1 . Jack Greenway, Earl Bowles, Pitcher Pitchel' I27 Q .M W?f'xeTffiT1Cl'2 ?UVW'T53 , iff? T H E T A T L E- R 0 9 WQLQNEQ I Henry Godfriaux, First Base IQ, lady Green, Harry Winston, Right Field Pitcher I28 THE TATLER'09 5 TRACK TEAM. Best College Records. 50 yard dssh, R. Rhodos, '02 75 yard dssh, V. Rhodos, '02 100 yard dosh, R. Rhodos, '95 220 yard run, Molrrryro, '99 - 440 yard run, Bob Carey, '00 - Half-mile run, Taylor, '00 One mile rorr, A. E. Martin, '07 Two mile run, Gossett, '07 - Standing Brood Jump, Custer, '07 Running Brood Joroo, Bowrrrso, '05 Running High Joroo, F. C. McConne Shot Put, Winebrehner, '01 - Polo voolr, Phelps, '05 - Hammer Throw, F. Baker, '00 Discus, F. johnson, '08 - -r - ll, '08 129 5-U5 7-3f5 I0-U5 - 23 - 51-3f5 2 min. I2 4 min. 59 9 ft. HM, 20 ft. 3 5 ft. 9M 35 fr. 8 - - I0 IOI ft. IOM I00 fr. 2 sec sec sec sec sec sec sec in in in ln fr in in 7, , I ' .- 1, , ,. TRACK TEAM '08 Dow Cuthbertson Johnson Trachsel McCaskill Couch McConnell Green Gibbons Motley Campbell Martin I30 THE TATLER ,QQ ALL-RCUND CHAMPIONSHIP. ' ' ' f William Jewell Loving Cup '08 M, , r RECQRDS. Q ... l00 yards - - IO-ZX5 sec. XX l20 yard Hurdles l 7-2f5 sec jj! l High Jump 5 ft. 8 in. ' Pole Vault V - 9 ft. ' Broad Jump l 7 ft. 8 in. Hammer Throw - 90 ft- 5 Shot Put - - 31 ft. 9 in. All round records made May 8, '08, 3? Spurgeon Campbell, K Ar l3l ll ,..,,,.-.gy l w 1 l r i 1 1 E 4 I 5 1 ll ,l 4,1 lv M Hi 111 U F 1 W ,.l-i-1. ,J mfJff4 'xmW1vz QQ , JF PQ , EESQQQWEX T145 7'A1'LElR 09 EESJQRQQQ N!-W Vw mx! 1 MN H .Y w ,, TENNIS. M2 W1 W ' P ' J w z, W. H M 5 sf I V W 1 I , X f 5 EMM W , ,I X , ,1 X . 15,1 kt N , 1 . J lie K H1 LL,, M . -. , i K 3 ,Mmwwfw 1 TARKKl if I 3 xf ' f 'WQEiQ1ii iii A-QV 1 u 5 Q 55 A ' f Slngles Doubles 5 ' fl Q , x ' 3: f 1 6-3 6-3 f i W 1 1 W A x , 6-2 6-4 li I Q , , Vmm' f Y OTTAWA. Q a I . I A i Q ' LU K . Smgles Doubles i f 1 fh j ww 7-5 5-1 'WEQ?J, ' 6-0 ' 7-5 MAJ V 'I Ike Taylor, K E Slim Elliott .v ki? 2155. z Gi QS 55' Hy: - l32 . W-.A s,-.--.--. ATH LETIC BOARD '08- '09 133 III III' ,I II I , III' 'Iii IMI IIII II , EI I I , III, I, I I, ', ,I ,II I II ,xii II I II ,, ,I ,, I I II I,I I II II III IIfII I 'I :I II III I I I I, 'II II i'I I I I I II, I I I, I I II II I I, I I I I III ,II I H II I .III IIN , , I ,I II II II, II III na II II, I I 15, IQQI II. ,U fu-v - ' 1f g lf '41 z ' ,-f.'xf, g E 5 y J f N xx Q 45 A J .Y f S .J XX IQP' -F F XX 1 ,,i X QT!! .i lt I35 THE TATLER '09 Mr. Dooley Discusses the New Curriculum. CWith apologies to E. P. Dunnej ' I see be th' paypers,,, said Hinnessey, that thim perfissers in William Jule hev made out a cooriculum. What do ye think iv it?,, ' ',What do I think iv th, noo curriclum, l-linnessey? Well th, noo curriculum is a big question. Th, truth iv the matter is thim Senoors and Joonors iv that pitition jumped out iv th' fryin, pan into th' fire. Fr, instant, they don,t get to pick sich a coorse iv ilictives as they used to. Now there,s th' mathematics coorse. If a bye can square a hypotenoose or analyze a bug, it stands to reason he ain,t sich a fool as he can,t unroll embalmed Greeks and Romans. Or on th' ither hand if he can digress unintilligebly with furrin wurrds he can more,n likely tell Ann,s age off the book or locate th' Asteroid with his eyes shut-or when its cloudy. But, l-linn-essey, this thing iv a college iddycation is a skin game from th' start to th' finish. Th' perfissers thry to skin th' byes out iv credit and th' byes to skin th' perlissers out iv grades. Colliges are not what they was in my day. When I wint to collige, I-linnessy, it was a grave offinse fr, a stoodint to smoke. Now they go on th' assumption that a bye ought to get used to smoke in tis wurrld fr, fear they,ll need th' experence in th' next. But about th' noo Cooriculum, l-linnessey. If ye fellow it right ye,ll have to be a Stout stoodint. Ye can,t go to th' Park-er do any stunt iv thet sort. A Greene studint or onewho has a poor Cook at his boiardin, house has a slim show iv passin. Cn th' ither hand, if ye are Fleet and yere digestive organs incloodin, yere Kyme and Kyle are in runnin, order, and if ye don,t get sick or Dye, ye,ll come out iv it with a rispictable sheep skin. Otherwise yere name,s Dinnisf, Its a wise stoodint that knows his perlisserf, said l-linnessy. Its a happy stoodint that doesn,t,,, said Mr. Dooley. JDOe.77 I36 ,.-.F W ,. .........--,, f THE TATLER'09 SWWWQSQANQ . rc as mf 1 i The Ravin g. Once up in the chapel dreary, as we listened, scared and leary, To many a fierce and bloody tale of smallpox lore,- As we from our seats were tripping, suddenly there came a ripping, As of some one gently slipping, slipping up shirt tails galore. UTis only ackneyn I grumbled by all the gods that I adore Gnly this and nothing more. Ah! distinctly I remember how Doc. I-looser's accents tender, Called each bump a glowing postule small pox postule, big and grim. Eagerly I tried to 'scape him, vainly I did seek to bait him, With a pocket full of Wampum -wampum looked not good to him, For the golden, glittering, sheckles never looked so base to him. Quoih the Doctors To the Cymf, 9 And the silken, sad, uncertain rustling of each fluttering garment Thrilled me-filled me with fantastic terrors never felt beforeg And each boy that stood there, 'X v Q i ,gg i - shaking, showed his pimples to the bore. I J And each one in accents quaking. A, cussed the Doctors, cussed and swore: , l vl 1 A And eajh lgonerin accents qualkinggl , f , ,y ,,,fgWffM,f,ll:,1 .cusse e octors, cusse an swore. ,f Simply this and nothing more. ' f E W lift 'll I I ' ff FW r But the pimples, never Hitting, , still are sitting, still are sitting g55,1G'a!:,+i5, ,WW V. On the pallid backs of pupils , 1MfMl.47l'i ,IKM just as they had been before, f M I i ' 'fl ,'Wfffl'i Wl,l ll And those pimples have all the seeming, tl,fQll7f'lflA llflllll 'l ftllllll of a small pox postule gleaming, X ltml,lif lf But they had that same said seeming 'ff 7 -1 il it 1 lt In our boyhood days of yore: ,X lwll will And those pimples fromoff our backs Yi-4'Q.:E,sC -l' llll l 'll i' as they were in days of yore 2 Mu, X ! Shall be lifted--Nevermore. 137 T Ii E T A T L E R ' 0 9 Every action has its reaction. She smiled at him, Poor boy, poor boy, He tumbled in, Be careful boy. She smiled again, Whoa boy, whoa boy. He fell in love T With this decoy. And proposed to her Ah! foolish boy, She turned him down, As tho' a toy. He bought a gun, Ahoy! Ahoy! He now lies dead So the spirit boy, Rests free from care, Girls don't annoy. Here runs the tale Of the lucky boy. An angel took him by the hand, To lead the Way to happy land But on the road to heaven's Homes They passed by Hell-a hole of groans People burned on every side Girls of deceit, and girls of pride. One of these was the pretty girl, Who put his mind in that awful whirl. The angel said, Come on my dear Go farther yet and Heaven see. 'Oh no!,' said he, I'1l stay right here, For this is Heaven enough for me.', B. l gggx -QRKKJ.: xx Q . 21- ly mem.. -x N X3 ' 125 355 'lm Q K sf' 138 T-HE TATLER T09 r Fresh Indeed. PROLOGUE A foolish freshman found! The word went quickly round, The Sophs came out to see. ACT ONE Foolish freshman flying fast, Know ye not who'll win at last? And why, then, do you flee? ACT TWO. Freshman .madly moves, Pursuer patient provesg The race will shortly end. ACT TI-IREE. Shut up! Kill the crying kids fwhat a clo the doers clidlj ACT FOUR. Freshie wants a fighting friend. if 139 THETATLERWJ9 The Game. fAs translated by Dr. Staffordl 'How do our fellows rush to the goal?' I'll endeavor to tell How they hurry pell-mell Not withstanding Their landing Their ills and their spills I-low legs they soon break i How they get all in a heap fWhen Ajax Smyth he does weep At the coarse jests of M, back Lakej Just look at them starting For blood they are smarting And sweat dripping in beads As the kick fest proceeds They go in and Hbeltern Nerves all in a Hurry Helter-skelter Worry, scurry. Cook and Fruit are sadly remarking. flnike dogs of war they are barking Like Dutch Weber cryingj Spurge sends the ball flying Till in this awful race i On which it is sent Each nose and each face Full often get bent' Kirkpatrick so strong Goes kicking along Biting and whacking I In courtesy lacking While Bud Graham plays loudly and long Jumping and leaping Yelling and sweeping Mauling and thumping They pass up and down Now aheap on the ground Smiting and fighting. I40 THETATL-ER'09 In black eyes delighting Tis awful I know That humans act so Shaking and deafening the l-lill with the sound Receding and speeding And mocking and knocking l-lere darting, there smarting And slipping and skipping Heads hitting and splitting Anstomy contusing and bruising Slang dropping and whooping Colliding and hiding and sliding And howling and falling and sprawling And grumbling and mumbling and stumbling And scattering and smattering and shattering And playing, hooraying, waylaying and praying Recoiling and foiling, lVlcGrawffs new sweater spoiling And rushing and flushing, and brushing and crushing And thumping and bumping, and dumping and jumping And dashing and smashing and flashing So, heedless of mocking 4 Each other they're knocking In mix ups that seem to a Th. D. shocking On the ground they all roll Till none of 'ems whole And that's how our team hikes through the goal. Nemo W. Storer.l ., 3 ,. , ,Z L K A I .5-A t 'Z . 4 ,Q 4 . . L , , V. f X ak, ' ' V' f f'. MA! '-g,: 53 f't'i-..- T, 5 W fy v i any f sam '., . 1 I , fy i, f .. ,, V Q -,.., f f Q. , i ,f,, . f,,,,,, , V ' X W Q- -3 I ' ' V , W' j ' ', f Y 3, 1,4 V ,fm ' 'TSW 54, ,vm .,f+. Wffv Aff., fn., 1 .,,y4f 555 V .. f . 'Ma ' ' H we ' f x ,,,,, .f' 'Q ' ,MX ' W pai, KJV- , 'V -WL ,, yi H fi - f V, f4 fa4:H,f-22 09 , A ff . . , Y f jf r fjh gi' W I4I ,, , - ,-- ---- ' -f 1 1 T H E T A T L E R ' 0 9 A Banquet of F lowers. Little Miss Forget-me-noti' and old Mrs. Mountain Laurel fearing they were becoming unpopular, decided to have a grand banquet and invite all civilized plants. The time came and the Botanical Garden was blooming forth in all its glory. Lawn Grassi' served as a beautiful carpet, and the walls were decorated with Climbing Roses. Flags floated about in various places and near the center a fountain of Water Liliesn shot high in the air, falling in dazzling beauty reflecting the bright green light of the Moon Flower. Velvety Mosses covered some Sham-Rocks, affording seats for the many guests. Dandy Lionsu were stationed at the gate t osee that no Dragon Plants, Poison Cakn or other dangerous personages gained entrance. Bell Flowers began to chime forth. The Trumpet Flowers joined in, and accompanied by the Piper, sweet notes welcomed the flowery guests. Mr. Day Flower and Miss Day Lillie were the first to arrive. I-le wore a pair of Dutchman's Breechesn and carried a Sugar Cane. She wore a cane of Sea Laven- der Silkweed trimmed in Satin Flower. About her neck was a Golden Chain inlaid with Ujewelweedsu and on her feet were a pair of Lady Slippers. Next came the Evening Primrose Family. Old man Stag I-lornn came alone, and later yet the Nightshade Family arrived. More and more came, some richly dressed and others clad in Ragweeds. Most of the women wore an abundant supply of Caprifoliaceae about their necks. U Miss Walking Leaf beautifully adorned with Roses conducted each guest to the Virgin,s Bowern- where a delicious punch of Hemlock and All-spice was served in Blue Bottlesf' Things moved along lovely till the l-lound's Tonguea' came in contact with the Cat-tailf, then Judge Sage,' was compelled to lock them both in a Box Elder. Little lVlyrtle ran in and 'said she had seen a Cowslip so it was feared they would have no milk for the banquet, but Miss Magnolia advised them to pale the Milkweed, so the big feed started. The first course consisted of Egg Planti' and Butterweed served on Peruvian Bark. Next followed Date Plums and Kidney Beans. Abot this time djohny Jumpupv began throwing Snowballs at the Wandering Jew. He in return, threw a Butter Cup at his assailant' Johnny grabbed a Golden Rodn and kept up the music. The Jew snatched a strip off the Leather Flower and tried again but of no avail. But the Jew applying a little of the Balm of Gileadn was soon allright. I42 THETATL-ER'09 Third course- Oyster Plant on the Shell Flowerf' Little Miss Touch-me-not accidently? stepped beneath the Mistle Toe and tried to blush like a Spring Beautyw when Jon Quiln kissed her. Pansy ambulating around, showing off her new dress, stepped on the Lion's Footu and was immediately killed. They pronounced her a Corpse Plantn and placing her on an Apricot the Blue Bell tolled the march to the grave beneath the Weeping Willow. Job's Tears were shed and 5'Bleeding Heartsn wept. - V The Elephant Ear soon caught a message from the Telegraph Plant announc- ing that Mr. Tumbleweed would do some matwork. As a preliminary, Mr. Com- pass Plantn circled around a few times. Fifth and last course- Ambrosia', and Sweet Gum. Soon after Miss Hlvyi' said the Trees, ' were leaving but Mr. Hawthorne suggest- ed staying awhile longer. During the entire evening Sweet William had been admiring Miss Lily of the Valleyf, Finally grasping the Lady,s Fingers in his Palm,' he proposed. H 'Well, Lilly, you are a 'Daisyf Donlt you think you can sew on 'Batchelor's Buttons? H Lilly answered, 'Tm your 'I-luckleberryf I'l1 speak to 'Pollyf Allright , said Bill, Is your mother willing?,' Lilly said, HI 'Canna' say, I'll 'Asterf N All was fixed and the knot was tied by Jack-in-the-Pulpit beneath the Matrimony Vine. Farewells were spoken as the Day Flower awakened. Miss Richweed not caring to walk home, ordered a Side-saddle Flowerl' put on the Wood Sorrel. All departed declaring Miss For-get-me-noti' and Mrs. Mountain Laurel the most gracious of hostesses. YN N..-ff ' .4 11 ' a,22'?33wf 'r '- f , Z ' 1-:.- iii P , X i aids Y ,.s,,,,.ff.,3 ,V A AJ wg ,X .:' ff' . - L 'G' . ' Q ,- '-1 7 - , 1 'C-Aagivfmaff .J , 37 I -fr ,.. ' ' .fm v-:Q-av' -'j .5 gv - ' f f if- f s w f. 'ws f . M52 ' Q ' 455 5 Ar tx! Q. '.f's?s ' ' qt' .fgirfif fi H1 - A935154 V? X 'fp . ' N ,Vg 7 3 J, -I fi I Q. 'A' 5,5 ' ' 7 .1-Q2 1' W' I f w . ' iii .l f wi IL at l f igggiln f 1 l ' A '-I' 'fx x 4? As' j N - 93 fx Q lb I43 T H E T A T L E R ' 0 9 , es SWE? X E i Mm X fm X W The Why of the Owl What is this I see, papa?,' That, my son is an owlf' ' But it has a man's face, papa, why is that?', That is because a man can be like an owl in some things Whose face is it on the owl?', That, my son, is Dr. Griffithf, But why should he be an owl, is it because he stays up late at mght3 Oh, no! my son, but it is because he is wise on nearly every subject But is it a joke to be callecl an owl, papa?,' No it is not a joke, it is a compliment. It goes to show that a man Lnows a great deal that other people do not, that is allf' I44 THE TATLER,09 E f A Coineidence. The Freshmen Class that autumn morn, Sat sad, dejected and forlorn. A mighty mob they were, and great, Yet shook they waiting for their fate. The chapel leader rose before That mighty throng of classes four. But out of these he chose but one, And to the Freshmen thus begun: Oh! Class, immense you are in size- And quantity we lightly prize- The Freshmen class grows larger still As years pass o,er the College l-lillf' ' And he turned and read a verse, From Psalm the 3rd. so graphic-terse- So like a note of Prophecyg 6'l..ord how are they increased that trouble me. - DOE . .Vu- l I Q gqga I Qpffif' WW. 1 .,-4 9 ' , t 55 ' E ' I , A me c Q D ' ratfav ' Ei ,. - 'el' 1' . if y I l , 5 il A 'f:3,Lgf. 1' t,,' i ' Q. I45 THETATLERWJ9 My Room-mate. 1 AM MY ROOMJVIATE- No stranger nor an untried friend Whom I know not, abides with me, But one well known. And by a vow E're-lasting friends we've pledged to be. WE LIVE CONTENT- Our room's arranged to please us both, Pennants, pictures,-all just rightg Disputs are rare, or, when there is We compromise. We seldom iight. A JOLLY CHUM I-le is to me. We take long strolls And share each others joy and careg His company is good for me- A better friend I have nowhere. I-IE IS MY PAL- And often when things don't go right Or I,m beginning to feel Blue He cheers me up, and sometimes says- Co'me let me 'set 'em up' to you.', IT'S UP TO ME To help him do the best he can, And to make myself appreciate That if HE fails, I'll be ashamed To own that he was My Room-Mate. See Eich Hwit. I46 THETATLERW9 n l As Others See Him. If he has to work his way through, he's a bad manager. If he doesn't, he's a tin-horn sport. If he is without honors, he can,t get them. If he is popular, everyone wants to do him a favor. If he criticises the college activities, he's a knocker. If he supports them, it's for appearances, sake. if If he is a Y. M. C. A., man and goes to Sunday School, he's a hypocrite. If he takes no interest in- religion, hels a hardened sinner. If he makes the first squad, he has a pull. If he doesn't, he was no good any way. If he doesn,t chip in with the fellows, he's a ,stingy cuss. If he does, it,s for show. If he wins a medal, the judges were prejudiced. If he doesn't get a place, he was completely outclassed and last place was too high. If he is affable and courteous, he's a soft specimen. If he seems to care for no one he's got the swell-head. If he is an inter-collegiate debater, it's for the glory and name of it. If debating does not occupy his attention,-he's narrow minded. If he writes for The Student, he's ambitious. If he doesn't write, he can't. If he takes an active interest in his Literary Society, it's for pie. If his attend- ance is irregular, he wishes to be thought scientific or he is doing the society stunt. If he is elected to the student staff, he worked politics. If he is defeated, he was neither Hnextu nor wise, If he's a Freshman, there is a great future before him. If he is a Senior he has failed to make good. Anyway, you can't place him.-- ' Publius Caspius I-loratius. I47 lil? THETATLERW99 I Sweetheart, At Home. Liberty, Mo., Right after Exams., l909 Dearest :- You've caused me to Hunk. I hate to say it of you, But honest it,s true, You caused me to Hunk. When I sat down to study, Your image, deucedly fair, Came to my chair, A Remaining persistently there, And caused me to Hunk. Really it isnit right, i Altho you're sweet and clever, To haunt me forever And cause me to Hunk. No, it really isn't right. For tho' I had crammed for a week, Latin and Greek Faded-left you. When I could speak, I found I had Hunlced. And so I got from Cupid A Warrantifor your arrest, And he thinks it best For fear I should Hunk, That before I try again Your real self, blessedly fair, Sit by my chair, Remaining persistently there, For fear I should Hunk. 163 wwe!! ,- . Tflfiiilwiis '-L V . 2-' fr I . N i ,f -, t -.-ws-Q -.1 '.:-1? 1-.f A-Ml 'I V -',3ffX3i-.V-.1 ,fff L 25.-sill lr -jf? ,,bN,3.b35i, ,Ii 4 x U-SYS ,,,'ijf It 'Q i I fftflf. ll AHL, .1 .7 I48 THE TATLER '09 The Chaperon. Apologies to the Star. E. Z.-I am invited to participate in a social function north of Wornall Hall. What is the proper form of reply? You are a marked man. It would be best for you to take to the tall timber. E. EVAN.-My trousers bulge out at the knees. I am embarrassed when we have fashionable callers. Is it the fault of the tailor or what? It is the fault of what. In refined society, in order to prevent the unsightly bulge, a gentleman stands up and when forced to a seat he reclines at full length by resting his feet on a chair, window, or a table, thus preserving the graceful lines of his garments. TURNER AVE., St. Joseph, Mo.-For months I have longed for a- literary career but dreaded entering upon it from fear of catchinglthe writers cramp. I am engaged to the daughter of a dairyman and would appreciate your advice. I To banish your fears follow faithfully these instructions: Daily, at sunrise and sun- set, milk five cows for ten months, then ten cows for five months, being very careful to employ all your fingers without injury to the cows. ,f CASPIUS.-Don't try to make the public think you are brainy. They quickly size you up. ELIZABETH.-And you say that your Trenton friend seems to have such high ambitions. Ambitions are marketable commodities only when -they produce results. There is nothing easier than to talk ambition under the spell of a girlis presence. P. REECE., Would-be-Chesterheld.-Your name tells it, just the attribute pos- sessed by the young man who, when he noticed that the strings of the young woman's shoes were at loose ends, volunteered to tie them. When you think of the alternative, trailing, dust-laden strings, and the uneasy fit of her loose shoe, it is easy to dispose of the question of propriety.-Horatius. i I49 5 I aff rtigogwoo wixigf. Q ,ffm . Q TI-IE TATLER '09 It,s Well. Who knows, who goes to L. L. C. ? Who knows who are invited? Not any know, yet may go And many are benightecl. Who knows who goes to LMI... C. P To have their hopes requitecl? Not any know, - Yet many go And many hopes are blighted. Who knows who goes to I... L. C. ? Who cares whose hearts are blighted? Tis well e'en so, If any go , And have their hearts united. -T. X. L. 1525 522 - IH? , A THE TATI-ER'09 The New Schedule. At various times in the history of William Jewell it has seemed wise to change the course of study. New conditions in college life call for new changes. We have recently changed from the two Semesters to three Terms, and we find that even this does not seem to be satisfactory. So after much deliberation and fore thought we wish to suggest the following course of studyw which we feel sure will further the college spirit and interests and meet the hearty approval of the entire student body. We are strictly in favor of doing away with examinations and class recitations. The required work to be chapel attendance and eight hours each day devoted to athletics. The football season to open the first day of school and the baseball season to close with two big games on Commencement Day. i During the seasons of football, basketball and baseball we are to have at least six games each week. Furthermore, if a student finds that he has a feeble desire to do a little studying he will not be looked down upon by the student body, nor will it be counted against him as a misdemeanor by the members of the Faculty. J. E. Cook, Cheerfully submitted Alpha Brummage. 4 'YN I r v Q' V e- . ., Y A19-4-mfg If c as Q.- -X .,iW.ph,-W-li f' X ,, X , Xi XX . 55, M43 X 1 li, , tri f e -A QQ fifth ' 2 T-35 vw 'fl zlllllnx 'll ' 15 'str' - 'L -X513 I?4Qkr..xXnP ,gr r 7 ,af f Z 1 .- if W1 f' Z wg f f 11 M 7 f f ,f A 't f l' f Q 4 --e E, -f Ee AL c? ', ,+i'-fig?-2' ----v-- - - ' 'f f-9 7 . 1-gs-129 W' .see ? 'N -fi-1 0 qefx fi? hilt- ' ,X f xif- .1 l N M- ' -.lf 1 I x g2...'-f'3'1 Kr'-1 f K 5 1.,- SRX K x 75 I' Two Strikes and Bases Full. lAfter C. D. Gibson-nit.l I5I - Ri: YI :lvl 'Q i..f ., Love. I often sought in learned thought To find what Love could be, But none of lore had such a store That he could answer me. l-low oft I said, whene,er I read Of terrors braved for love, I'1l never try to Hy so high For any turtle dovelu But now I find that I was blind, And love is great and strong, And since his dart has struck my heart, I sing another song. t goes like this: Hlror one sweet kiss I'd fight an army boldly, But oh, I'll die if e'er you try To treat your lover coldly. J' Oh Gee! See what I have done. I was having lots of fun Wounding people slightly So they,d make love lightly, But my had aim fixed that dart So securely in their heart That they'll cling together Always and forever, Robbing me of flirting's fun. Oh gee! See what I have done. l52 En Un- Q, If ty, ! 1 1 TI-IETATLER'O9 THE TATLER '09 Hiawatha. I P a r o d y I He killed the noble Mudjakiwisg With the skin he made him mittens- Macle them with the fur side inside, Made them with the skin side outside, I-le, to get the warm side inside, Put the inside skin side outside, Put the warm side fur side inside. That,s why he put the fur side inside, Why he put the skin side outside, Why he turned them inside outside. lvifwfmf if ll awp' --sf If Vilas - 'r-E.-,135 lv 'f ?5,, ,if X . if ti, 1 X :WWA e 'I Tt4lfi'b-L':-- WF . H 1, '-'E' '.-. fc, 1 1 A fi V Q 2 t . , e aff 1 1 -J ff Y, ,K ,, in AM' '7W'ii-'Y all i 77 QW 1, Q, f fi ' f UW fi ,f L., I y it ,of 1 I ff ' f ily: li 'll sl ffl fffjfff jiffkf f' R ill f. lf-lk . x I k-Y ,i :I l I53 Selected ,f ffbfj J.. ., ,af , , P92 Q9iZgfV! T H E T A T L E R 0 9 A Pipe Revery. Some may like co-education With its frocks and frills and gowns, Strolling ,round upon the campus ln the dear old college town. Always present in the class room, On the john in lab. and gymg ln the way in all class rushes Looking out for some poor Hhimf' In the library she lingers 'Most all day in fond research, But she finds not what she's after For she just goes there to flirt. Powder rags and Hratsn and giggles In an omnipresent whole, Strolling round upon the campus And a Hjohnnieu is her goal. Yes, it's all so very charming And it's lovely-donlt you see? But no, Harold, you're mistaken, None o' that is meant for me. As for me I'll take Bill Jewell, Where men learn to love their kind, Where a man meets with his fellows And leaves high SCh001. fadS', behind. Where the profs. can spin their stories just to show the points in hand And tell us of the many things That we hardly understand. When it comes to pleasures social, Why, the town is full of girls, Pretty, cultured, gay and willing- Anxious for the social whirl. If you like co-education, Trot along with all the restg As for me I'll take Bill Jewell, Flower of the Golden West. I54 THETATI-ER'09 What a Student in Utopia Said. Pray tell me quick and tell me true, Q For I'll go crazy unless you do, Are dreams really prophetic? I This one I had was mighty pathetic- I wept as I slept to think it was so, And awake 'twill break my heart, I know, To find it's coming true. I lay and shuddered the whole night thru, For 'twas so vivid I thought it true Already, and I was frantic To think that even the worst fanatic Was blind enough to find excuse for that When twould be, as all might see, an awful spat To this poor place if true. Today my actions are all awry, And all the time I'm wanting to cry. No sweetheart gave me the mitten, ,Tis not a pin that I've been sittin', But, oh, that awful, awful dream I had! I can't help being most woefully sad For fear it's coming true. Pray tell me ere night, and tell me true,- I won,t goto bed unless you do- Are dreams really prophetic? To dream it again would be too pathetic. I hear ,twas whispered all thru the town They're going to cut the Latin course down. Oh may it not come true! IS5 T L E. R ' 0 9 T H E T A I56 STMHE 1 I 'l If 1 I M Nw! 1. .ll -lx I, W m 'Iwi ' , X157 f X up H N I ', N y 1 w I X f if 'X X !7fff 1 X , ,V f, I I ,M 'lf I I Afjlff, 1, 1 , ' ff Wm Q! ff 7? iw .I 1 1, rf gi' f 4' -AW A! ffl! fl, X! f f X ff? ,f I , V , fi A 0 071 ' iglgfwi iff f' QM 157 THETATLERWJ9 Bully Dutch. I-le wears his hair in topmost pompadour, I-le wears his feet on th' end of graceful bows. I-le wears a legal look, with By Gritl' roar, And wears nose glasses, wisely on his nose. He knows no fear save Durno's magic rhyme, I-le lets no care or sorrow cross his path, Yet small pox surely brought this man to time, And taught him, 'bout the antiseptic bath. He cares not how nor where nor why he acts, Of hullyism he's indeed the Hower Pegs shoes, plays football, sells the Book of Facts, And Ven e dinks of Rome e dinks of power. .1 '-fx ' . ifgjf Q1 fs if t i l ' i I X f . Ng I58 THETATLER'o9 A Moralless Story. Farr o'er the desert came a weary Campbell stumbling along bearing upon its back a Rider of Little stature. Q'er all the wicle plains no bit of Greene was to be seen. The Haggard Rider was vainly seeking to Foster carnage in his heart. Baek in Daiaassiis he was a Taylor of no mean stancling. His house furnished clothes for the Motley crowd as well as for the ones in high standing. It was rumored that he had stored away in his great safe a full Peel? silasisi. His gardens furnished the airy with its Lemons. The cfsaaiaah close by the- iwasiiaraala was a favorite haunt of ihs rieh. Here was this great man's house. I-Ie heard the roar of the Lyon and thought ai his home and of his frisaa rhs Smith wha would inherit all his property aaa with blanehed face he cursed himself far the Risia he had ash. It was a vital iasrashr. But it passed as all moments clo and th-e sun sank clown in the West. 159 Dfjxf 'Of fxmfiff fnu iUZ'sl3QDf3Z'sn9 JQMD15 T H E T A T L E R ' 0 9 '19 u- 'Wiz .4 f Af x ' ' T ' Cleorge Breaker in Logic, Dr, Why couldnit you say platinum combines with oxygeng Platinum is a metal, therefore, all metals combine with oxygen. Dr. Stafford-HThait sounds like a man who has wheels in his head with a cog missing. as as as Dr. Fruit to Senior English Class, - As slow as you all are it will take you a thousand years to do this work, flVlertins comes inf There is Mertins, he canit do it in two thousand. ' Bill Whitton, at the bat, to Coach in the box you think I am, a Spectator?', , Coach- As far as the team is concerned, thats what you are. ,H Canit you put one over, what do -is as as Prof. Richmond, to Dow, reading Co-op letters in class, This it not the place to tend to Co-op business. af- as -Ss Dr. Stafford to Uncle John Rider, We will begin to put out ethics in practical use now, and you will please put your feet on the Hoor, as I prefer to speak to the end wih the brains. -as as -is Risk: fin Senior English Examinationjz Tyndale was prosecuted by the church and forced to Hee from country to countryf, fApplause.Q as as -as Little fln Chancer Classjz Why don't you read the lVliller's tale too? Dr. Stafford fln Ethics Classy: Nowimoral nature grows. For instance the h. k. . h ,, c ic is in t e acorn and the oaken's in the egg. Limricks. There was a fresh lengthy human named Welch, Whom no one was able to squelch. But tho, they all sat, Not even a Frat,' Was able to squelch this lengthy young Welch. 'HC 35 -55 1 'T 1'he mountain canary ,lim Storer Sang of his love, how he adored her, But ,tis said uncle Dick Made him hush with a stick, The melody-roarer Storer. -14 -95 55 If smallpox was luck-bumps, said Weber, I surely would have it again. That's cleber For lawyers win cases At expense of their faces, Vociferated cleber l-len Weber. I60 .......S2l.. WINDY 1 ! l A ll I ll ': fl' aronw I lu 'I I .H 'Q I I 4 1 ' 1 'l 2 ., 1 V cHANcEABLE S ' ll I ll VERY DRY . In , W l e 1 rl 1 U ! - r i, College Faculty Barometer l6I THETATLERW99 I Q 's. .1-' I' .- Q, ' . ' l J 5, 9' 4 ' - . .vim--. x W 912 ..1z1:.4f.': -gf, 5 13? flf j I is-,., r 1 . . .ff W... at ,fify lg ,jf 571,371 I fgif-' ' n C: gf ,'31f,lg. 'qf.. ..'xi2'a-gfg. bf 1 I 5 -:' 73.91 'KNEE-Shzt.-' N 'f f ff lgfit-mls-l,'f' A -44 5 N 1' NPR. .af ,.w:.- l .-,L 1, C A L E N D A R . SEPTEMBER. i ' 1 7 - Shady Westbrook, Purveyor of the Vardeman Boarding Club returns in order to muster enough victuals for the grand rush at his joint. 9 - Dad Vickers throws open the doors of the club and a scrap for places follows. IO - Big line begins to form for Uncle Dickn to pass judgement upon. II --Wrath of Prof. Rider visited upon Freshles and Sophs resulting ln the Special Class. ,gi ' 49 ,113 ,, I ':'1!6f ,512 -Ziff 14: .- Q4-VI' rl 1.14 L 0,11 V -if P-PM. .. fg 1 Q f Wi- Wk E R 35 XQ at My if . X43 A ' 4 Q' 1' 1 I, a., ini' 1 S lil 'zlfiil .N September 13. 4, I3 - Literary Societies begin to grab new men. I4 - A new student asks Y. M. C. A. President in rear of Chapel Hall, What Class meets here every morning at 8:30.', l6- Bill,, Whitton meets several new boys among them Prof. Upchurch, whom he pats on the back and asks him where he is classified. I8 - Several loud booms in chapel. Found upon closer examination to be only the explosion of Freshmen yell. l62 THE-TATLER'09 W ' is pt i qgif ,X !?WNx.y wig if gifl ggi K- 't , Xb' i UL is 4 M3 . is B , ..,. I We?-lrx . XXV ttf Wi Wfpffbes s September 21. ZI -Sophomores takes the Freshmen to the., woods. 24- Many hearts broken-Election of Tatler Staff. - john Clark makes Znd point. OCTOBER. 5 - Kentuck', Kennedy who sits cn front row says to Dr. Fruit in Junior English, I could never get this English if I studied it until I was bald headedf' 6-Sceneg Spanish Class. Casteg Dr. Dye and Jack Greenway. fujackv seated with hands at back of his headb. Dr. Dye- What have you in your hands? Hlackn- Yo Tingo no der CI have nothingb. Exit. ' I . I2 - Claude Acree returns from his appointment with a lady's suit case. I3 - Jim Powell cuts classes to solicit Tatler subscriptions. Under the impression that he gets one for every ten subscriptions. I4--Collision of Sunny Jim's', prayer and Uncle Dick's music. 0 512 oo viii i.. Nl 9 tip gi 'pl ,, fx fl iiltl sw 'ek ix, e 2,1 'fly ' N r uv? X lk W lliml .'rf yi WN Q cf. f Q ii W if L we i 'L in NZ '-,il f' ff J ' ill X it f .wif October 16. I6 - Freshmen forstall Seniors by sporting canes. Z3 - Baker goes to K. C. for one day. Sophs elect new President. I63 THETATLERW79 28 - Dr. Stafford finds pin. l-le saysg It is not of the security varietyf' 29 - Fifteen minutes test in Philosophy. Powell fails to know a definition for Hmindf' 30 - Dr. Clark helps Dr. Tralle find the 53rd Psalm to read in Chapel. NOVEMBER. l - Jac.k,' Greenway figures out that the first of November comes on the second. if-K ' .4 I Sis f 1 - . ,,.c f wi i 5' .., Q Q9 . , 6' ,M D ,325 .1 , 9' lp : - '- f.: 171 I, 1 6,241 :N - 4 I if ,fa f r fa- D L, ' l ll 't ' .. .... ,s.,, ' H I E - 1, ... ., ,WNV - ,dkglx , 'W' ' ' -'zz--1 ' H HM: wi f, 5 i t - .r,:.. .1 ,...f.....,l1.Y4.... . 'nunhvlq - r ' I I A 'N A, November 4. 4 - Baker makes ninety yard run in football game. 5 - McClure gives lengthy discourse in Sociology about the one who designs for men's clothing being an artist. l-le decides he is a'tailor. 9 -- Sociology trip to K. C.-Wallace is Htouchedf, l-le raps on a stranger. IZ -Dr. Fruit is aided in his lecture to the class in Public Speakingn by Hash of lightning. That ought to make an impression on you boys. I6 - W. C. Football team plays Warrensburg stiff game. Jack Motley starred. I7-Geology trip. Uncle Johnny Rider's mustache and Dann lVlagruder's linger both suffer. Satan', Sanderson pugilistic. lf anyone wants to fight, let him fight mc. ..,.1-v-if .-.ff N , 7 NX sffyxf UU Y 1 ' I 1 x fe 7 as 3 ' 5 EE! ' - ' 1 ll u- F -U , l T' ,I ll - f - November 25. I8 - Prof. Richmond takes inventory of specimens secured on tripg Four Brachyopods, one cephalopod, dead soldier, and a deck of cards. 20 - First demonstration of Board of Trade by Drs. Stafford and Evans. Boys rush for job. 25 - Carl and Little swap suits in the street I0 P. M. Little gets sl0.00 to boot. Z6 - Five P. M. William .lewell's enthusiasm for M. S. U. begins to die. Z7 - To much Thanksgiving Turkey. Shady Westbrook calls medical aid. I64 THE TAT!-ER '09 DECEMBER. I -Dr. Stafford, ML Sanderson, What is a vacuum? Sanderson, To my mind there is no vacuum. Applause. 3 - Dow has social experience at Boliver too sacred to relate. , . L -:iv l , a -- - .g I. I I' J, - - F J , - : X V 1 ' - '-El-..lf' -,,,.,., 7.12:- . T -f- .-,-- December 10. I0 + Gus Neaful and Geo. Barton go out to make some geology drawings. Gus comes in contact with a butting sheep. II - Moved into new library building. A holiday and rest I5 - Doppler and Greenway put Carey Motley under the faucet. - I6 - Spencer Truex passes in Trig. Public Announcement. I7 - Prof. Upchurch announces in chapel that the Acs,' may find out in his room just how it happened. I8 - Exams over. Some sad. Many happy. The hejira for Home sets in. 165 it I 1.0 my for f TU Wyre .y coiwfgwff T H E T A T L E R ' 0 9 it WINTER TERM S: ' W f 5 - 0 I , A., 'A ' Q, ' Rt '5 Q I . - E' 1 - 7, i Q11 . J U Q'- JANUARY. I -From St. News-Press. Rev. G. V. Finacom, a divinity student of William Jewell College is spending the holidays in St. Joe. ' 4 - School opens for second term. Many new students enroll. 5 - Dan Magruder calls class meeting to punish violaters of class law-matrimony. 7 - Dow gets mad at hammer and throws it through show- case. , 8 +An awful accident in Laboratory. Fred Hardy burns his hand with Ammonia. I4 - Prof. Kyle takes his picture for the Tattler. A . J .1 V 1 ay I , 1' AI I -W I-f It I X-II ' ..-QI - January I4. FEBRUARY. I - Paul Weber states to the Senior Class that the Diet', of wormsu was the only thing Martin Luther wrote. 5 - Small Pox broke out. Dr. Cook announces at chapel. All must be vaccinated where-ever the Doctor sees fitf' 6 - Third floor of Ely Hall quarantined. Privy Council meet an the fire escape. I66 QQQSSEQ TI4E TMATIJER-'Q9 riiiigggi 8 -Col. Brummage and Dr. Fruit have clash about athletics and Public Speaking. Fruit does all the talking. Brum calls for load of hay. 9 - Gus Neafus broke quarantine taking five lbs. of candy. 40 -Where was Dan Magruder when the bean jug bursted? ' I - Guy Motley lends part of his clothing to Dr. Cook in Chapel. 42- Gym turned into pest house. General shearing of forelocks and moving of beds. I I 3 - Prof. Kyle to boys in pest house No. I. Why did you put all those cans on that building? - -- ???? Q 5 - Ross Yokley declares something must be done. f 7 - Dutch,' Weber says Canute came over to average the masquerade of the Danes. I8 - S. I... Williams in History imparts the information that the Black Prince fought all the Way through teh Hundred Year War. 26 - Prof. Upchurch's subtitute, Dr. Bagby, leads chapel. MARCH. ' I -Dr. Fleet moves into his new mathematics room. Declares it best in U. S. 4 - Prof. Richmond's banner day. Cracks fifteen jokes in Geology-so say.. Scrub Campbell. . N MS 4 , Mk Q? X March 8. 8 - Baseball debut. I I - Geo. Breaker attends chapel at Uncle Dick's request. I2 - Roy McGraw in Chemistry asked what the ignoble rock was. I5 - And one wishing to do Prof. Kyle a favor, please find Watt's Greek Bookf' I67 igygggg TP1E'FATWaER '09 iggggigg EFF! I NE TERM R :. . X T.. if I -,:.::,Q',r.,:g3-,'.5. X X x - .s 'J X. , H .' Q . r '- g-.-ma. V - ammg at Q., ', -' 1,515 H . .J i , -, ... A d ' '- , -. ' v - 'Z'-'.--.. 5.7:-3 v- -. 'w.4f:.mf-ff- T . ' MARCH. p I 7 -- Freshmen romp on Sophomores in Basketball to the tune of 20 to I I. I8--Charlie Lemon thinks the lecture does,nt get rank but once, when he speaks of putting the doily on the table. 20 - Richmond capitulates without the laying down of arms. 24 - Brummage and Upchurch rush the season by having a lunch on Golf links with lady friends. Both run M mile to put out fire in Ely Hall. 26- Brosius attends Circuit Court. Cost 52.50 per laugh. APRIL. I I -Durno comes to town. Prof. Kyle and Dutch,' Weber join the Company and promise not to reveal the mysteries. 5 --Symposium, Priority of States? Great Bragn McClure, Sober L. Williams. Much Fire Robehts et al closed by the I-I. C. Long deserters of the Subject. 7 -- Dr. Stafford places the different digress on the board A. B., A.lVl.,D. D., LLD with Another Strange Sign. -Q- 9 - The Missouri Wesleyan ball team became the Areonautic heroes of the hour. IO - The D. 8: D. of Olatha, Kansas are defeated by the Hjewellsn by a score of 4 to I6. it I5 - Tatler 09 goes to press and Here endeth the chronicle of events we would like to tell you delinitely of the many things which have occurred from that happy time until the present golden moment. Those days have lingering round them a pleasant aroma which comes to your heart like all memories of Auld Lang Syne, ' those days have known victories on athletic field and campus. They, too, have known defeats sore and sad. But whether victory or defeat, each has left. a land mark- a stepping stone-to higher things. I68 THETATLERW99 I-laply we might recount prophetically those things niw classed, by you, in the domain of history. Field day has come and gone. Tropliies have been raised and you will remember the shout of acclaim that went up on those occasions. You saw the Aeons dubbed Sir Knight, and mayhap wondered why you, too, were not one of them, or perchance dreamed of future days when you had climbed higher the ladder of college life, you would be chosen as one of those, to further the best interests of William Jewell. And the days passed and the great N ow has arrived. With it has come the Tailer of the year Nineteen Hundred and Nine. You scanned its pages oer. Some of them pleased, some amused, but we hope, none pained. Examinations are here, and then on a day comes the rustle of silks. the silver of flowers, and The End. It has been a year well spent. Who knows where its inspiration will end? On the athletic field, in class, in the sanctity of men's rooms, battles have been chivalorously fought and gloriously won, which will help to make a higher William Jewell Ideal,-nobler William Jewell men, and the greater, truer, better William Jewell. gf? - , !i A522 I69 THE TATLER' 09 Beta Sigma Omicron. NATIONAL Founded l 888. Ummm ' COLORS '15 Ruby and Pink Omicron Chapter. Established l908. ACTIVE CHAPTER. Charter Members. FLOWER Ruby Carnation Mary Payne Garth Edna Withers Ethel Reed Mary Virginia Miller I Ruth Hadley Myall an fn an ' Lavenia Hunt Minnie Davidson Nelle Johnstone Julia Sandusky Mary Kate Simmons Floy Faucett Jeanette Kiersted Minnie Petty Emma Cartwirght Minnie Stone Lucile I-lunt Mary Irving Miller Charlotte Jewell Ella Ramey Mary Garth Finley Virginia Brining Ruby Bell NEOPI-IYTE. l-lelen Williams SORCRES IN URBE. Mabel Eaton Mrs. Rober sPoNsoR e A Miss I-larriet Hay YELL. Taxul Taxul Taxutonl Beta Sigma Omicronl l7O t Brantley .- Xl Q, if x Q X , W . X x , 2 gx ' QF g X X Q wx 51 N? x 3, . '. X . .X H Q,. I., Q - -x .... L9 ,Qs-:M .x y Q i -xi Q ' - X bs' Q .Q -, x- S ff ' M w. X 1' K ' , .-.. A ,M H we , - .. N Q X h xl Q it: t V ' s - .1 ,S - 4.- A 5- Beta Sigma Omricon. 1 ' ' ' ' f '1-' Y - 7 - 1---if -' 'M A- -- A - --M...-.A -f-.:. -. ..,. - T51 ::::: 1Y::1:':-1:-::'-:'::r-Tlwr-1 'i 'j-QL4----L5.-fix: :vm U .H ,-gif-:,K,, THET1-XTLER'09 Eta Upsilon Gamma Sorority. FOUNDED AT CHRISTIAN COLLEGE, I90l. FLOWER, Red Carnation. as as as Helen Cook, '09, Romona Bynum, '09, Lucile Williams, '09. Helen Barrett, '09. Florence Huse, 'I0. Established April IZth, I902. GI 4-in COLORS, H 7 Q Green and Old Gold. vs as -is er I AA IJ' .gil 9- X , 4 wo ef f Y 0 fl- J 0 if A 27765: ng T5 Gamma Chapter. CHAPTER ROLL. Blanche Green, 'IO Elizabeth Williams, ' I 0. Hilda Doppler, 'I0. Edna Smith, 'I0. Hazel Pierce, 'I0. PLE DGE D-Helen Ford. Sue Cook, 'I I. Bess Bilby, 'I I. Addie Lawrence. 'I2 Nelle Greer, 'I2. Ruby N orcl, I I 2. IN URBE. Hazel Kirlcland. Myrtle Crews. Floy Crews. Kathryn lVlcKinley. SPONSOR-Mrs. C. lVl. Williams. I72 Y' ffm , ,,f'..m nfl, 9 'F - 1 I ,I . f ,Q f . a .1 I .., , 1 xt vm . 1 ,ef 1 X 2 , , ff X f ' 3, , 'iwfv ,. , vi Eta Upsilon Gamma Sorority I73 1 E 5 1 . I 1 ,-.... , A The Alumni Association of William Jewell College Liberty, Mo. ,Z Dr. B. Hyde OFFICERS Dr. B. I-lycle, '92, President - - - Kansas City, Mo. D. A. Sharp, 'OI , Secretary ---- Liberty, Mo. Jno. S. Major, Treasurer - Liberty, Mo. J. C. Armstrong, '77 1 A. B. Duncan, '86 ---- Q-Vice Presidents B. F. I-larl ----- j DIRECTORS. . F.. I-I. Miller, '72. I-I. Rothwell, '80. Ralph Hughes, '90 W. 0. Anderson, '99. F. W. Eberhardt. f R. S. Lyon, '02, Wm. Fitch. HE TATLER STAFF takes pleasure in publishing the Alumni Directory It rests with the alumni of any institu- tion to make that institution known and honored The loyal sons of William Jewell have been a powerful factor in its success Everywhere you go in this broad land of ours from the sunny shores of Frisco to the rocked ribbed coasts of Maine you will find these Jewells from the Old Hill And whether they follow the law or business whether they teach or preach they are leaders among men and by their lives preach the gospel of high living and square dealing learned at William Jewell And lf perchance you cross the seas and travel 1n other lands here and there as you 1ourney you will find these Jewells whose lives are devoted to the betterment of mankind Alumni of William Jewell College Name and Class Acker, R. B., '06 ....... Addoms, John, '61 .... .. Alexander, J. W., '07 .... Alexander, F. L., '01 Alnutt, B. S., '03 ..... Alward, Edw., '55 Allen, D. C., '55 .... Allen, J. M., '68 Allen, A. S., '97 ..... Allen, G. L.. '94 ..... Anderson, W. O., '99 . .. Anthony, J. W., '01 .. .. Arbenz, J. H., '93 .... Arbens, P. F., '93 .... .. Armstrong, J. C., '97 Armstrong, F. W., '74 .. Arnold, C. F. D., '82 Ash, A. R., '07 ....... Atwood, F. E., '02 Avery, A. B., '88 Avery, C. S., '97 Avery, H. G., '88 . . . Bagby, Louis, '98 .... Baker, W. L. '00 ..... Barley, J. W., '97 .... Barr, C. A., '07 ...... Barham, G. E., '06 Bass, R. T., '58 ........ Beauchamp, J. A., '88 .... Benight, C. M., '02 .. . . Benson, G. E., '01 .... Berkley, W. H. . .... . . Beswick, G. W., '04 Bibb, W. P., '01 .... Bibb, J. T., '78 Bibb, T. J., '08 ..... Biggart, R. L., '02 Bird, A. N., '68 ..... Bishop, C. R., '99 .... Bishop, B. R., '00 Black, D. H., '94 Black, E. B. ...... . Black, G. L., '60 Blythe, J. R., '05 .... Boggess, T. H., '05 .... Bolton, B. V., '03 .... Bolton, W. D., '96 ..... Boroughs, G. L., '98 Bowman, J. J., '97 .... Bowman. T. D.. '07 .. . Boyer, D. M., '03 ..... Bradley, D. O., '07 .... Breaker, M. J. ..... . Bretz, H. ........ . Bretz, J. P., '99 ..... . Bright. H. L., '93 ..... Bright. Joseph, '61 .. .. Brite, S. P.. '88 ...... . Brittain, R. D.. '06 .... . Brodbeck. W. P., '92 Bronaugh, J. E., '94 Brown, D. A., '01 .. .. Brown, W. W., '07 .... Address Occupation Chicago, -Ill., U. of Chicago ..... ,Med Student Baker City, Oregon ........ . .... Mine Owner Bolivar, Mo. ..... . Norborne, Mo. ....... . Excelsior Springs, Mo... . . Bozeman, Montana Liberty, Mo. ........ .. Liberty, Mo.. .. Miami. Mo. .... .. Guthrie, Mo. .... . Saringlield, Mo... . . . . . . . .Minister . . . . . Minister . . . . . Banker . . .Minister ....LaW er ....Physici'vn ...Minister .......Minister . . . . . . . . .Minister Flat River, Nlo.. .. ..... ..... . .M'n ster Sarita. Texas .... ........ B usiness Man Ottumwa, Ia. ................ Sec. Dain Mfg. Co. Maryville. Mo. .......................... Lawyer Grand Sz Olive Sts., St. Louis, Mo. State Brd. Sec. Liberty, Mo. ...... ............... ' ...... L awyer Cordell, Okla. ......................... Minister Carrollton. Mo.. Shreveport, La ................ ...............Lawyer Mfg.. Union Depot Tulsa, Okla. ...................... Business Man Haddington Bldg., Norfolk, Va. .... Real Estate Vinita, Okla. ......................... Physician Deceased. Mexico, Mo ................ Prof. Hardin College Tonapah, Nev .... .............................. Milan, Mo ............................. Minister' 805 Olive St.. K. C., Mo .... ..... L ive Stock Deceased St. Joseph, Mo. ........ .... M inister Pattonville. Mo .... .... M inister Cameron, Mo. Clinton. Mo ............ ...A . Teacher ...Bowling Green, Mo. .. . .... Minister . . .Danville, Mo ......... .... M inister ... . Bozeman, Montana .. ....Teacher ...Linwood, Kansas ......... ..... ..... B a nker . . . Liberty, Mo. ........................... Minister 306 S. Spring St.. Los Angles, Cal . . .Santa Bonita, Cal. .. ..2ll8 K. West St., Los Angeles, Cal. .,,.Libertv. Mo.............................Farmer ....Liberty, Mo., ..........................Minister ... .Savannah, Mo. ...... ... . . . .Minister . . . lndependence, Mo. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . ....Minister ....Louisville, Ky. ....Minister Savannah Ave., St. Joseph, Mo. ........ M'n1ster Sterling, Col. .................... .... ll flinister ...,Bonne Terre,Mo..... .....Ban.ker ....Corder. Mo. ....Ed1t0f . . . . Edgerton. Mo. .Rockville, Mo. ......................... Teacher ....Deceased. ,6l20 Lexington Ave., Univ. of Chicago .... Student .Cornell Univ., Ithaca. N. Y. .......... Instructor .Carthage Mo ........................... Lawyer .Deceased .Canton. Mo. .... .. ,l.o1'isville. Ky ..... ,Gallatin. Mo ....... ,Nashua Mo ........ , Kansas City. MO. ,Lonisiana. Mo. .... l75 . . . .Minister ....Minis1e1' lldinister Farmer . ...Minister . . . .Minister .. . .......... Minister Browning, W. P., '06 .. Bruce, J. T., '83 ..... Bruce, R. I., '99 ...... Brumfield, J. A., '99 .... Brumlield, S. W., '00 .. ' Buchanan, C. A., '82 .. Buckley, Calvin V., '77 Buckley, C. W. .... .. Buckley, W. D., '88 Buckley, W. H. Buis, F. W., '01 . .... . Bullard, C. L., '96 .... Burch, A. E., '03 .... Burch, M. A., '05 ...... Burchelt, Geo. I. ..... . Burkhardt, Chas. B., '00 Burns, H. F., '00 ...... Butrick, C. H., '03 .... Bywaters, R. A., '98 .. Bywaters, R. R., '03 Campbell, I. W. .... .. Campbell, W. E., '06 .. Campbell, W. E. .... . Campbell, W. T., '77 .. Cannon, C. A., '04 .... Carel, E. G., '07 .... .. Carmichael, J. L., '78 . Cassidy, G. W. ..... . Cast, H. E.. '06 Chambliss, W. B. .. Chamier, A. B., '95 . Chandler C. C., '87 Chandler E. E. '91 Cnandleri W. WY, '91 'U Chapman, C. A. Charlton, Frank, '97 Chase, Edgar, '03 .... . Cheavens, T. S., '94 ..... Chenoweth, G. B., '03 .. Chiles, H. C., '07 Christian, G. M., '94 Clark, A. W. ..... . Clark, E. H., '07 Cloyd, L. L. ...... . Coleman, D. S., '03 Coleman, I. H., '97 . Colwell, H. G., '97 Collins, Jesse ... Collins, W. N. .... . Connelly. H. B. .... .. Conner, J. S., '77.. . .. Cope, I. Q.. '96 ..... . Copeland, T. J., '99 Cook, D. B. ...... . Cooper. A. D., '00 .... Cott, W. M. ...... . Coulter, V. C., '03 Cox, I. C., '02 .......... Creek, I. T. .......... . Creekmore, Grant. '90 . Creekmore, T. S., 93 .. Creel, J. E. ........... . Creel, I. R., '98 ...... Crouch, I. W. ..... . Crouch, VV. A., '77 .... Custer, C. C. ....... . Custer, I. S., '07 ........ Daniel, W. Mc. P. '02 .... ..Kansas City, Mo. .. . ..... Reporter K. C. Star . .Liberty, Mo ..... . . .... Lawyer . .Deceased .. Crane, Mo. .. . .... Minister . .Deceased ..Ioplin, Mo. ..Ft. Smith, Ark. ........ .. . .... .Dentist ....Poteau, ....Lawyer ..Ft. Smith, Ark. . . l'lH'I'I1lTCl Bap. Ch., St. Louis, Mo ........ Minister . . Ashland, Mo ........................... Minister . .2017 Elmwood Ave., Kan. City., Mo... . .Minister .. .... Liberty, Mo ........................... Merchant Philadelphia, Penn ..................... Minister ff.. f1ff224 N. Y. Life Bldg. K. C., Mo 316 Barker Ave., Peoria. Ill .............. Minister .1021 Armstrong, Kansas City, Mo. .Camden Point, Mo ................ .... F armer .Lock Box 1446, St. Louis. Mo .Forest City, Mo ...... ......... . . ..... Minister .Ca1nbridge, Mass., Harvard Uni... .... Student .Pueblo, Colo.. . .Columbia. Mo.. .Lathrop, Mo. .Magnolia Mo.. .Wicl1ita, Kansas .Swifton, Ark. ... . . ..... Steph ........................Minister . ..................... . Minister ens College ............Teacher . . ..... Minister . ...... Banker Minister .Moberly, Mo. .Westplains. Mo ..... .... B anker Teacher .Belton, Mo. . Keytesville, Mo .... .... M erchant .Ge-ary, Olfla . New Haven. Mo. ...... ....... T eacher . Torreon. Mex ...... ..... .... M i ssionary .Broken Arrow, Okla .... ...... B anker .Harvard Univ. .......... .. . .Student . Ashland, Mo .............. . . .Teacher .18 81 Ohio, Omaha, Neb .... .... M inister .Rochester, Univ. .. .... .... .... S t udent . Hastings, Neb ...... .... . .... M inister . Brinkley, Ark .................. . . .Merchant .....Brinkley, ....Minister ..l3l7 Clara Ave., St. Loi 1s, Mo .... ..... T eacher .. . .Ellreno, Okla. ..Q.K. C. Post office, K. C., Mo. ....Deceased ....Mexico, Mo. ...........................Minister ....Lexington, Mo..... ..............Physician Keytesville, Mo ............ Deputy Circuit Clerk Plattsburg, Mo. Wyatt Park Ch., St. Joseph, Mo ........ Minister Okmulgee, Okla ...... ......... ' ....... P hysician Warrensburg, Mo. ...... ..Professor W. Normal Rothville, Mo ...... ................ M inister Deceased Brookfield, Mo ..... ............. ll linister Deceased Pueblo, Colo .... . ........... Dean Creel Fur. Co 1125 seaffia Bldg., K. c. Mo ............ Lawyef Liberty, Mo. ........ .... , ............... ll linister Station C., St. Joseph, Mo. Gxford, Eng., Wooster. Col., Rhodes S cholar Vandalia. Mo ...................... ...... P anker I76 E 1 ,...--.-n.-. l 41. B 1 I I I i l 4 5 l t n l Davidson, A. W. . . . Davidson, F. P. Davidson, R. L. Davidson, W. W. .. Davis, I. E., '99 .. Davis, I. E., '07 .... Davis, W. E., '07 Dawson, E. F. Dean, P. C. .... .,.. Dew, H. C., '04 .... Dicken, C. E., '03 .. Dillard, J. E., '00 ... Dixon, J. K., '79 .... Dixon, W. O., '97 .... Doherty, C. J., '02 .... . Dorgan, W. L., '97 .... Dougherty, J. A., '03 .. Dougherty, O'Fallon, 'ss' i H U' Douglas, D. E., '97 .... Downing, C. VV., '90 .,. Downing, J. L., '91 Driver, W. C., '94 .. Dulin, S. L. ....... . Dulin, S. T., '93 .. Dulin, .T. S., '80 .. .. Duncan, A. B., '86 .... Duncan, B. F. ...... .. Duncan, Ezra, '07 ..... Duncan, G. W., '06 Duncan, I. H., '72 .... Duncan, R. D., '80 .... Duncan, W. M. .... . Dunn, Hubert, '08 . . . -Dye, A. ,V., '01 Eaton, H. L., '02 .... Eberhardt, F. W. .. Edwards, E. D. .. . . .. Edwards, E. I., '97 .... . Edwards, W. H., '03 Ehrhardt, A. M., '00 Ely, Herndon ...... .. . Elliott, B., '84 ...... Elliott, W. M., '01 .... Ellis, R. D., '91 . .... Emerson, T. C., '80 .... Epperly, J. W., '97 .... Eubank, P. A. ....... . Eubank, M. D., '91 .... Evans, C. H., '78 Evans, D. I., '00 .... Ewing, S. E., '93 . . . . Faithful, ........ .. Farley, I. T. ..... . Fear, R. C., '91 ...... Ferguson, Wm. '74 .Fiel'd,' Joseph ....... Finley, B. P., '77 .Fischer, C. W. .... .. Fitch, W. M., '93 Flagg, L. R., '98 ...... Fleenor, W. F., 76 Fleet, R. R., '96 ...... Foley, G. E., '07 ....... Stanley, Kansas Chillicothi, Mo. ........................ Minister 3110 Gilphan road, K. C., Mo .... State S. S. Secy. San Francisco, Cal., 1028 Market Leon, Mex .......................... Missionary Liberty, Mo .... . ,.1,,'I'e3,Qher Stanberry, Mo ..... . ... .. ..... Minister Carrollton. Mo. . Holden, Mo. M Gorgana, Canal Zone, Panama' ' Liberty, Mo .................... . . . Professor Tabernacle Ch., Kansas City, Mo. ...... Minister . . .. . .Warsaw, Mo. Pineville, Mo. ...... .............. ..... M i nister Manilla, P. I. Mt. Vernon, Ill. .. ..... Minister Tuttle, Okla .... . .... Banker Liberty, Mo. Langdon, Mo .... ..... T eacher Deceased Odessa, Mo. .............. ,. .. ..... Physician Reno. Nevada 2960 Marion St., Denver, Colo. . Pierce City, Mo ................ ..... M inister Baker City, Oregon ............... ..... M inister 1609 S. 10th St., St. Joseph, Mo. .. .. . .Lawyer Maryville, Mo. . Louisville, Ky. ................ ..... M inister Louisville, Ky ............ . ....... ..... M inister 625 Century Bldg., St. L., Mo.. ...Physician ....Little Rock, ....Banker Camden Point, Mo. -- 9 Francis St., St. Joe, Mo. Liberty, Mo ................... ..... P rofessor 823 Equitable B., Denver, Colo. .... ..Metallurgist Westport B. Ch., K. C., Mo .... .... M inister Fresno, Cal ........ .............. . .... L awyer 1503 Baker St., Passadena, Cal. ..... Teacher Liberty, Mo ................... . . . Professor Salisbury, Mo. .... . .......... ....Merchant Carrollton, Mo. ' Odessa, Mo. .... . ...... Banker Olathe, Mo .... ............... M inister Deceased u Liberty, Mo .... ..... C ounty epresentative Fowler, Colo. .............. 1. . .Minister Liberty, MO. , , Huchow, China ................. ..M1SS1OHaTy St. Louis. Mo .....,............ .... R eal Estate ....Liberty. 'Mo...... ....................Professor 5071 Page Ave., St. Louis, Mo. ...... ...Minister .. .......... ...................... . .. Minister Gardener, Kans . . . .. .PhYS1C13U Deceased i iSlater, Mo. . ...Long Bldg., Kansas City, Mo... .. ....Lawyer Portland, Wash. Maysville, Mo .... ....... Liberty, Mo... .. i i i Gallatin, Mo. Forcade, W. A., '77 .... Ford, T. I., '05 ........ Forsythe, C. P., '07 .... Fox, Norman ....... Fraher, I. W. .. . . Coatesville, Mo. ....49 W. 75th St., N. Y. City ' ....Kansas City, MO. Pittsburg, Kan. ............ . . I77 . . . .Lawyer ....Professor ....Reporter Fraher, T. J., '72 Franklin, J. E., '84 . Frick, Wm. ....... . Fristoe, C. C. ..... . Gabbert, I. T. .. . .. Gant, S. S., '98 .... Garnett, H. G., '04 Garnett, M. R. '02 Garnett, V. G., '05 . Gaw, A. C., '94 ..... George, C. C., '91 . Gibbs, G. E., '05 Gillespie, I. W., '59 Gill, Everette, '90 . Gilmore, I. P., '94 .. Gore, Jas. '93 ...... Gore, R. H., '97 Gott, S. P., '98 Gott, Virgil W. .. . . Gould, J. O., '04 Goodson, T. B. Goodwin, G., '00 Goodwin, W. W., '98 Graham, Lee, '07 .. Graves, C. W., '00 . Gray, L. C., '00 ..... Green, I. D., '87 Green, O. O., '96 Green, Wallace .. .. Griffin, I. I., '97 Gurley, Ben, '02 Guthrie, I. A., '06 .. Haggard, VV. S. Haines, R. L. .. . . .. Halcomb, H. A. Halcomb, N. W., '75 Halco-mb, V. S., '72 Hall, G. L. ...... . Hall, W. G., '02 Holrloway, I. B. .. .. Hamilton, F. D., '98 Hamilton, W. O., '98 Hamor. H. L., '97 .. Hampton, J. E., '00 . Hampton, I. L., '74 Hancock, G. D., '98 Hardwick, LN. '03 .. . Harmon, R. V., '05 . Hart, M. B. ...... . Harrel, Lee, '92 .... Harris, I. O., '06 Harris, O. A., '06 .. Hassler, I. O., '07 . Hatcher, F.. B., .... Hatcher, W. L., '07 Henn, jacob, '93 .... Herbold, G. W., '07 Herget, I. F., '95 .. Hickman, T. H., '58 Hibbs. D. L., '07 Hill, C. S. ........ . Hi-x, I. P., '61 ..... Hodgin, I. R., '94 . Holman. A. L. ......... .... . Holland, W. R., '00 Horn, I. F.. ....... . Howard, E. L. ......... ... . Howard, H. L., '97 ..... il.- ..........Merchant Liberty, Mo . .... 425 Mo. Trust B.. St. Louis, Mo ...... Capitalist Kansas City, Mo .... 620 Byers Ave., Jopli Weston, Mo. n, Mo . ......... Physician U. S. Navy, Wash., D. C. .... U. S. Navy Surgeon Nowata, Okla ........ . . . . . . .Real Estate Nowata, Okla ........................... Banker 1315 Court St., Pueblo, Colo ........ Law Student Gallaudet College, Wash., D. C ....... Professor 303 Mackey Bldg., Samtosmo, Texas .... Minister Rochester Sem, Rochester, N. Y. Heist Bldg., Kansas City, Mo ..... ..... L awyer Huntsville, Mo .............. Kansas City, Mo ..... Colgate, Okla .... .. Henet, Cal ....... Liberty, Mo. Fayetteville, Mo. Meeteetse, Wyo .... Carrollton, Mo. Kansas City, 'Mo. 601 N. Y. Life Bldg., Leadwood, Mo ....... Iaudon, Mo. Stillwater, Okla .... . . Los Angeles, Cal. Versailles, Ky ...... .. . .. . .Minister . . ..... Lawyer . . . .Minister . . . .Minister ...............Minister ....with Nelson Grain Co. K. C. Mo .......... Lawyer Kansas City, Mo ..... Newton, Kans. Minneapolis, Kans .... Mexico. Mo. Rocheport, Mo. Slater, Mo. Deceased .....Lumber . . . . .Professor . . . .Minister . . . ........ Minister ... . . . . ..... Minister Traveling Salesman Throckmorton, Texas .... ..... A .Minister Decatur, Texas ........ L .... Physician Blackwell, Okla ..... , .... Minister Mexico, Mo. West Plains, Mo. Lathrop, Mo ........ ............. B anker Liberty, Mo. .... . .... Athletic Director Naples. N. Y ........................... Minister Moberly, Mo. .......................... Minister Deceased 229 Gilmer St., Madison, Wi-s ........ Student Liberty, Mo ........................ .... F armer Harvard Univ. ...... . Mountain Grove, Mo Higginsville, Mo. . . . Liberty, Mo .......... Lathrop, Mo ........ Douglas. Arizona.. .. Baltimore, Maryland. Fulton, Mo .......... Liberty, Mo. ...... .. 9th St. Bp't. Ch., Cinn Columbia, Mo .... .... Williamsburg, Ky. ' Carrollton, Mo ..... Fairfax, Mo .... .. Rothville. Mo .... Agency. Mo ...... Baker City. Ore Columbia, Ohio .... New Bay, Ore. .. 178 .....Student . ..... . .Minister ..Minister . . .First Nat. Bank ........Teacher . . . . . . .Teacher . . . . .Minister . . . .Minister . . . Minister .....Minister ., Ohio .... .. . .Minister . . .. ..LiVe Stock .....J'udge ..........Teacher ............Minister . .. .Lumber Dealer . . . . . . . .Minister .. . .Minister Howard, J. L., '05 .. Hudson, H. F., '01 . Hudson, Hudson, Hughes, C. M., '03 . Hughes, F. A. .... . Hughes, Frank .... Hughes, R. E., '60 . Hughes, Ralph, '90 Hughes, R. S., '75 .. Hughes, W. G. Hulten, H. H., '97 . . Humpton, E. T., '96 Hunt, A. R., '96 Hunt, H. A. ...... . Hunt, H. H., '94 Hunt, Lee, '91 .. .. Hunt, M. P. Hurr, E. D., '99 .. . Hyde,'B. C., '92 Hymer, J. E., '92 .. Ingle, Alpha, '92 1nloW, R. M., '90 . . . James, T. C., '01 Jenkins, Wm. C. .. . Jennet, H. W. Jennings, F.. J. Jennings, W. T. .. Jesse, F. R. ..... . Jesse, J. T., '97 .... . Johnson, G. W., '55. Johnston, R. P., '88 Jones, J. W., '02 .. . Jones, T. W. ...... . Joyce, O. P., '02 Julian, E. A., '04 Keltner, J. W., '85 . Kelly, T. F. ....... . Kelly, Claude, '91 .. Kelly, R. K., '00 Kennedy, F. J. Kennedy, G. E., '02 Kerr, R. P., '71 Keyser, W. F., '98 . Killam, D. E., '05 . King, Chas., '96 .... King, C. F., '84 .... King, Wallace, .... Kirkland, E. E., '04 Kirtley, L. . .... Koch, G. B., '06 Kriehn, Geo., '87 .. . Kyle, H. J., '97 S. T. M .O., '05 Lake, C. F., '06 .... Lamb, E. V., '01 Lampton, J. B., '58 . Lawrence, Curtis .. Lawson, Andrew .. Lemons, R. L., '99 . Leonard, J. L., '06 . Leavell, J. A. .... . Lewis, E. W., '97 .. Lewis, T. A., '05 Lewis, T. L., '02 Lewis, W. O., '98 .. Lewi-ight, Eugene Leyburn, W. H., '93 Liegerot, L. E., '02 . 2375 Wheeler St., Cinn., O .... ...Traveling Man Deceased Oklahoma, Mo. ...... .................. M inister Cambridge, Mass .... .... . Harvard University Ch1C3g0, Ill. ...... ....... ' .......... A rtist WQFSHW, Mo. .. . ............. Banker Llbefty, .... ,,,, M efcha-nt Deceased Liberty, Mo.. . .... Lawyer Deceased Charlotte, N. C .... . . ........... Minister Chester, Pa .... ........................ M inister Savannah, Mo .................. InsuranceAgent Southern Baptist Evangelist ...... ...... M inister Deceased Utica, Mo ....................... ..... M inister 22d Sz Walnut, Louisville, Ky ...... .... M inister Minister 421 Keith 81 Perry Bldg. K C., Mo .... Physician Liberty, Mo. ...... ........ . ............ P hysician Bob'tson Ave. Ch., Sp'gf'ld, Mo ..... .... M inister lst Church, Joplin, Mo ................ ..Minister Artesia, N. Mex .......... .Minister Kansas City, Mo .... Physician St. Louis, MO. .. .. ,,,, Teacher Clinton, Mo ..... Physician Mexico, Mo. Deceased . Luxora, Ark ....... , .................... Teacher Wash. Hts. Bap. Ch., N. Y. City ........ Minister 2012 Main St., Webb City, Mo .... As'ying Chem. 15th St. 8: Winchester, K. C., Mo ....... Minister Sylvante Club, Crip. Creek, Colo. ...... Physician Montgomery City, Mo. .................Minister La Mar, Colo. ................... ..... M inister Belleview, Pa.. ..... . . .. Minister Louisville, Ky ..... ..... M inister Corkrell, Mo. Liberty, Mo. ........................... Minister 25 W. North St., Baltimore, Md ...... .... M inister Sedalia, Mo ............................. Banker Columbia, Mo ................ M. S. U. Student Louisiana, Mo. .Minister Oak Grove, Mo ..... ..Farmer Oak Grove, Mo ..... ...... F armer Liberty, Mo. ...... .... M erchant King City, Mo. ........ ........ . ..... B anking 408 Manhattan Ave., N. Y. City.. .... ..Historian Humboldt, Bldg., K. C., Mo. ...... .Police Judge Pawnee, Okla. ........ .................. B anker Shenandoah Bap Mission, St. Louis .... si1'5fid5h','61Q15', f ' ' ' ' ' ' Hornerville, Mo. CLetter returned.J West Park Bap. Ch., St. Louis, Mo.. .. Brookfield, Mo ....... Fulton, Mo. La Grange, Mo. John Hopkins Uni., Baltimore, Md ..... Compton Heights, Montana ........... St. Louis, Mo. ........ ...... . .... . .. Weir City, Kans.. . Carlock, S. D. .. I79 .Minister Minister . .Minister .Minister . Student .Minister . Minister .....Minister ..Banker Lincoln, G. M. ...., . Lincoln, J. E., '60 .... Lindsay, R. H., '86 . Lollar, E. B. Long, B. jg, '06 '. Long, J. G., '00' Long, J. W., '02 .. . Longfellow, Geo. . .. Lowe, J. W., '93 Lowe, P. E., '00 .. . Lyne, A. G. Lyon, R. S., '02 .... Luke, I. W., '77 Lumpkin, E. M. .. . . McAtee, E., '07 LL .. McAtee, I. W., '02 McGlashan,' A. D., '07 McClellan, R. W., '87 McCrory, L. W., '03 . McDaniel, L. ....... . McDonald, W. T., '00 McGlashan, A. B., '92 McIntyre, C. A., '99 . Mclntyre, H. W., '03 McKee, Ias. ........ . McKinley, R. Z., '04 . McLellan, T. J. Mackey, R. H., '03 . 4 . Major, D. W. Major, Jas., '77 Major, I. S. .... Major, R. H., '02 .... Maltsberger, I. J., '95' . Manley, W. R., '79 Mansfield, R. T., '96 . Marks, R. L. .... Marsh, Carlton, '92 .. Marsh, C. S., '99 .L .LL Marsh, H. C., '99 . . . Marshall,lH., '04 ... Marsh, J. T., '78 ..... Marsh, M. F., '00 Martin, C. F., '04 .... Martin, C. W., '01 .. . Martin, E. D. ....... . Martin, Howard, '04'. Martin, L. E., '75 .. .. Martin, I. M. P., '78 . Martin, W. M., '99 Martin, W. R. .. . . . . . Marriott, C. C., '07 .. Massey, W. B., '01 .. Matteson, C. T. .. . ,. Matthews, J. E., '98 . Maupin, R. L., '58 Maupin, R. S., '75 Maupin, W. T. ...... . Melone, Drury, '76 Menefee, Flournoy, Menefee, R. SL ...... . Messick, H. E., '92 Messick, I. B., '81 .. . Midyett, I. C. ..... . Miller, B. E. ..... . Miller, E. C., '02 ... Miller, E. H., '72 .... Miller, Hugh ...... 77 U. S. Navy, Washington, D. C. Deceased Deceased. Pierce City, rMo. E1 Dorado, Ark. .... .. . .Lumber Lindsay, Okla. . ..Banker Louisville, Ky. .... . . . .... M1H1StCf Lee's Summit, Mo Laichow, Fu, China .... .... . Missionary Deceased Deceased Lawson, Mo ....... .... E ditor Spring Garden, Mo. . Liberty, Mo.. ...... .... I nstructor Rogers, Ark.. .. . ...... . ....... .... M inister Grand River Academy ........ 4. ...... Professor 537 N. Y. Bldg., Seattle, Wash .......... Lawyer Eureka Springs, Ark ............... Bank Cashier 514 Shafer Ave., K. C. Mo. . ......... Real Estate 5802 jackson Ave., Chicago, Ill .......... Student Trinidad, Colo. ............. I ........... L awyer Santa Clara, Cal. ...... ..g . . . .R. R. Conductor San Jose, Cal., 91 Lensen Ave.. .. R. R. Conductor Perrin. Mo .................. '. . 4 ........ Teacher Care Batreall-Whitinghill, St. Joseph, Mo. Joplin, Mo ...... I .............. f' ......... Attorney Deceased Clinton, Mo. ' Liberty, Mo ............................. Banker John Hopkins Uni., Baltimore, Md. ...... Student Coffeyburg, Mo ...... ..L. ............... Farmer Vespry, India . .... .... ' .a .... . ...... Missionary Lexington, Mo ..... .... M inister Wyaconda, Mo ............... . ......... Minister Deceased ' 425 Mo. Trust Bldg., St. Louis, Mo .... ..Banker Fredericktown, Mo ...................... Lawyer Avalon, Mo. Deceased Deceased Warrensburg, Mo. ..... Professor Pierce, Colo. ........ ........... B anker Slater, Mo. ' Paragould, Ark .......... .f..Lumber Dealer Alamogordo, N. Mex. .......... Minister Grand Junction, Colo .... ........ M inister Pawnee, Nebr. ........ .... M inister Kansas City, Mo. ' Louisville, Ky. .... . Boone Terre, Mo ..... Kansas City, Mo. Independence, Mo .... Mobile, Ala ......... ..........Minister . ...Lumber Dealer ' ........ Minister . . .Live Stock Fresno, Cal. .... ................... P hysician Lawyer Wash. D. C. .......... Pres. Washington College Boonville, Mo. 44 Hubert St., N. Y. City ....... A .. ..... Publisher Baker City, Ore ........ Houston, Texas Camden Point, Mo. New Bedford, Mass. ........ . .Judge of Baker County ......Minister Liberty, Mo. . .t ........ ................ P hysician 1202 4th St., Kansas City, Mo ........ Real Estate iso, Miller, J. A., '99 ..... Miller, J. M. . . . . . . . Million, I. W. '89. . Mills, J. F. ....... . Minnis, J. L. ..... . Mitchell, Arthur, '03 .... ..... Mitchell ,J. H. .... . Mitchell, R. R., '04.. Momyer, W. W. '93 Monroe, G. C., '07.. Moody, O. P. Moody, I., E. ...... . Moore, C. M., '98.. Moore, C. W. ..... . Moore, G. E., '98 I F '95 Moore, Moore, J. R. Moore, R. L. - . Morrow San- Diego, Cal., .1202 4th. St.. ....... . ..... Banker Deceased. . Mexico, Mo..- ............. Pres. Hardin College Boston, Texas.. .. 4 N. Lincoln, St. Louis, Mo. Liberty, Mo. ................ . . .. Book Store Pasadena, Cal ............. ...... B ussiness Liberty, Mo ....... .... P hotographeir Muskogee, Okla ..... ........ L awyer Belton, Mo ........ .... Minister Pierce City,.Mo. Edgerton, Mo. Suragao, Mindanao, P. I. .... ...,Teacher 3744 Walnut, .K. C. ....... .. ..Minister Kingfisher-, Okla ......... .... T eacher Nevada, Mo. ....... .... M inister Buffalo, Mo. . Boonville, Mo... . .. . Libert Mo. .... .... . . . ...Merchant . . . . .Farmer , I. J. '86. Mosby, J. D., '97 .... Motley, I. M., '01 .. Motley, R. L., '92... Muir, T. M.,e'04 .... Murch, G. H., '97 .. Murray, C. C., '91 .. Murray, C. H., '90 .. Murray, J. C., '58 .. Nash, W. L., '91 Neal, C. I. ..... . Neal, F. P.. ..... Neff, I. W. ........ . Nelson, C. O., '96 Nelson, F. M., '99 .. Nelson, W. L. ..... . Netherton, T. M , '96 Netherton, W. B., 'odfl ffff Nevins, I. T., '97 ..... .... Newman, L. C. Newman, L. W. Noel, G. H. . . . . Norton, G. E. . . Norton, I. W. ...... . . . . Norvell, I. E., '77 .... . .. .. Norwood, A. T., '94 Nowlin, S. S., '97 .... .... O'Brien, I. T., '6l .. . 1. . . . Oliver, I. E. ........ .... O'Neal C. W. '95 O'Rou1ike, H. P., '98 Payne, A. W., '81 .. .. Parish, C., '08 ..... Patrick, B. R., '91 ... .... Parker, H. G., '92 . . . . . . . Pew, I. B., '99 ..... Peace, W. S., '80 .... . .. . . Penix, I. H., '06 . ...... Phariss, B. L., '03 .... .... Pittman, A. D., '07 Pickett, E. D., '84 Pitts, M. R. ..... . Poland, H. C., '97 .. . .. .. Poff, E. E.. '06 y, . ....... . Mosby, Mo... .... .... ............ . . .. . . Lel'd Stanf'd Uni., Palo Alto, Cal. ..... Professor . .Farmer Bowling Green, Mo ........... . . . .... . Lawyer Independence, Mo .... .......... . . .... Teacher 4th Baptist Ch., St. Louis, Mo .... .... M inister .. .......... . ...................,. .... M inister Elgin , Ill .... f. .... . . .. .... .... .... P h ysician Deceased . ' Maplewood, Mo .... ........... M inister Newton, Kansas Kansas City, Mo .... .....Union Natl. Bank Slater, Mo. . Farmington, Mo. 4 Azusa, Cal. . . . . . .... Minister Bunceton, Mo. T '- Arkadelphia, .Ark.. .. . .... Professor Cloverdale, Cal ..... .... T eacher Warsaw, Mo ..... .... M niister Edgerton, Mo. Deceased Lee's Summit, M Deceased - 0. 3212 Charlotte- St., Kansas City, Mo. Gilliam, Mo .... Q .... ............... Broken Bow, Nebr. .............. . .....Minister .....Minister Powell, I. VP., '95 . Powell, C. W., '97 Porter, E. M., '99 Proctor, L. M., ' Proctor, Proctor, I. T., '9l Prather, G. L., ' D. M., ' oz 02 07' Montgomery -City, Mo. .... Lawyer Deceased - Kansas City, Mo ................ .... P hysician Moberly, Mo. 1600 Linwood Blvd., K. C., Mo. . Grand and Olive St.. St. Louis, Mo ........ Editor Colo. ......l ................... ........ S u rveyor U. S. Navy, Washington, D. C. .... .... C haplain Liberty, Mo. .................... . . .Professor 603 N. Y. Life Bldg., K. C., Mo .... .... L awyer Deceased Harvard Univ. ............... .... S tudent Deceased. 1009 Paseo, Kansas Ci-ty, Mo. .... Editor Deceased Ozark, Mo. Belmont, N. Y. .... .... M inister Rochester, N. Y ..... .. ..... Student Odessa, Mo ...... .... . . ..... Real Estate West Plains, Mo .......... .. .... Minister Ocampo Tampo, Mex ....... ...Physician 636 Norton Ave., K. C.. Mo .... .... M inister Scarritt Bldg., -K. C., Mo ..... .. ..... Lawyer Shanghai, China ........... .. .Missionary Corning, Iowa ........... ' .... Minister ISI Prince, A. W., '04 .. . Prince, C. J., '06 Price, S. T. ........ . Quisenbury, J. W. .. . Rafferty, R. R. .... . Randolph, F. W. . . . . . . Minister ..- ... ...-. Herbert, '02 Ramey, R. D. ..... . Raffety, W. E., '99 . Rendlen, C. E., '99 . Redding, B. W., '06 . Reed, C. F. ........ . Rhoades, R. M., '55 . Rhoades, Wayne, '07 Rhoades, W. B., '99 . Rhoades, Rhoades, Verne, , '03, . Richards, G. R. .. ... ....- ... ..... Richardson, B. P., '05 Riley, J. M.. '06 ..... . Ripley, W. F., '01 Rider, C. Q., '96 Ringo, E. V., '60 .. . Ringold, A. T. '88 Robins, H. B., '02 Robins, C. A., '07 .... Robinson, J. E., '55 . Robinson. C. M. .... . Robinson, M. W., '75 . Robinson, V. W., '92 .l-1-QQ Jackson, Tenn. ........ .. .. Elvins, Mo. ...... .. .... . 4th and Locust St., St. Louis, Mo .... Slater, Mo. Carrollton, Mo. Garden City, Mo .............. Edgerton, Place, K. C., Kans. .. . Hannibal, Mo ................. Carrollton, Mo. Butte, Montana. Fairfax, MO ...... Graham, MO. Kalispel, Mont ........... .. .... .. With K. C. Gas Works, K. C. Mo. Graham, Mo ..................... ......Forester 228 Wanmer Ave., Toledo, Ohio ..... Rochester N. Y. ......... ....... . Edgerton, Mo .................. Pueblo, Colo ........ .......... . .. .. 523 N. Main, Independence, Mo ..... Deceased 37 Herrod Ave., Brockton, Mass ..... 2606 Dwight Way, Berkeley, Colo. Rocky Ford, Colo. . ...... .......... . Mexico, Mo. Deceased. 1 . . . . . Lawyer 93 S. Main St., Memphis, Tenn .... .. Chicago, Ill ............ ........ Leadwood, Mo. ...... . ........ . Clarksburg, Mo. Harrisonville, Mo ..... Rolbiwnson, E. H., '02 Robinson, Alvin, '96 Robertson, W. W., '00 .... ,.... Rogers, G. W., '59 ...... ..... Rogers, G. M., '59 .. Rogers, S. E., '06 .... Rothwell, J. H., '80 .. Rothwell, G. F., '83 .. Rothwell, Y. P., '86 .. Russell, O. S., '94 Ross, G. A., '93 Rouse, V. E. Rucker, I. W., '96 .. . Roots, E. J., '00 ..... Deceased Deceased Deceased Liberty, Mo ........ ....... Huntsville, Mo ..... ........ San Diego, Cal. . Harnmbal, Mo...i ' Bolivar ... ...--........... . . .Teacher . . . . Banker . . .Lawyer . . . . . Physician ... . Minister . . . Lawyer .. . . Minister . . . . Lawyer . . . Student ... . .Student .. . Minister . .. Minister . . . Minister . . .Minister . . .Minister . . .Minister . . .Minister . . . Minister . . Physician . . . . Lawyer . . . .Director Athletic Club . . .Minister Washington, D. C. ........ ....... ...... P r ofessor Colorado Springs, Colo. . . . . . . .President S. W. B. A. Marysville, Mo .... .......... . ..Minister Rowell, Albert, ,'00 El Dorado, Ark .... .... C asihier lst Nat. Ban-k Rowland, H. M. ......Deceased Sands, L. D., '07 ...... ..... C Ole Camp, Mo. Sanderson, I. C. ...... ..... K . C. MO. Sandusky, I. M., '79 .. ..... Liberty, Mo. ......... ,... ......... .... L awyer Scruggs, M, D, ,,,,,, ,,,, , Kansas City, Mo. Stock Yards. Scott, C. H., '75 Deceased Scott, W. S. ...., . ..... Fort Smifh,.A1'k. Scott, VV. J., '99 Wichita, Kans.. ..Merchant Scott, W. H., '01 ..... ..... L ibcrty, Mo ..... ...Minister Sears, W. H., '88 ,, Pingtu, China ...... ....Missionary Sears, S. F., '00 ...... Prairie Hill, Mo. Searcy, W. W., '91 .. .... .Cherryvil1e, Kaus. ...Minister Searight, B. F., '95 ...... . .Deceased Semple, R. B. Jr., '92 .... Memphis, Tenn.. .. ...... ........ .... M e rchant Semple, N. M., '94 .... ..... H umbuldt Bldg., St. Louis, Mo ........ Physician Semple, R. C., '97 Box 24 El Paso, Texas ......... ...Railroading Semple, W. T., '00 ..... Culver, Ind ............. . .... Teacher Semple, James M., '90 .... ..... D eceased Senter, G, P., '02 ...... ..... B laine, Wash ...... ..Merchant Shaw, I. G. .......... ..... C olumbia, Mo. Shaw, F. B., '93 .... .... . Pawtucket, R. I. .... . ..Minister Sharp, I. W., '06 . .... ..... D eceased Sharp, VV. E., '05 . . . .. . . . Liberty, lVl0.. . . . . , ,Merchant Sharp, D. A., '01 . .... ..... L iberty, Mo ...... ..Merchant Shouse, N. B., '06 .... .Hendricks, Okla. .. ..Merchant l82 . . . . .............. Professor Shelton, W. A., '00 Shelton, R. S. ..... . Shelton, I. E. ....... . Sheetz, R. C., '88 ... . . . . . Shouse, L. W., '95 -.... Troy, Mo ............. . . . . .Chil.lecothe, Mo. . . . . . . Qrrick. Mo ...... ...... Mgr. Convention Hall, ' i A H 331 Shukert Bldg., K. C. Mo.. .... .... S urgeon .....Physician ................Physician Physician Shouse, I. L. ...... .. ..... 3934 Central St., K. Ci Mo. ............ Professor Shioi, Kentaro, '02 .. . . .. 511115, f.,Br., '00 . .... .. .Armour Packing Co., Denver, Colo. .... Minister Slmfall, D. C., '00 .... .Kansas City, Mo. .. .... ........,....... M inister Slmfffflli J- Su '05 ----. .Kansas City, Mo .... .................... L aywer Siimrall, H. F., '02 .Liberty, Mo. ....... ..... M erchant Singletno, W. T., '01 .... Liberty, Mo. Slaughter, M. S., '03 . . Smith, T. F., '02 Smith, I. F., '99 Smith, L. F., '97 Smith, I. F., '93 Smith, Erastus, '61 .. S A '81 Smith, . ., Smith, L. C., '03 Soper, R. N., '95 .... Soren, F. F., '99 ..... Spurgeon, L. '80 . Spurgeon, S. I. .... . Spencer, I. L., '98 Spickerman, R. J., '02i Stapleton, G. G., '58 . Stafford, T. P., '90 .. Stigall, L. V., '03 Stigers, F.. M., '01 .. Stephenson, S. S., '04 . Stephens, C. B., '02 . Stephens, R. T., '07 . Stevens, T. H., '78 Stean, T. K. S. ..... . Stone, G. F. .... . Stone, Edwin ..... Stonum, E. C. .... . Stonum, N. W., '05 .. Stovall, I. S., '98 .... Stovall, I. C., '99 .... Stogdale, R. W., '94 . Stockdale, P. W., '00 Stockton, J. W., '87 . Stout, S. E., '01 ..... Stroeter, F.. R., '98 Street, E. S., '07 .... Streeter, F. L., '81 .. Streeter, F. D. Stratton. R. L., '93 .. Stuart, I. P., '00 ........ Sutherland, J. D.. '07 Summers, I., '99 .... .. . . . . Swetman, I. I. ....... . . .. Sydnor, I. W., '99 .... .... Sydnor, W. B., '98 Tate, T. W. ...... .. Tate, C. F. I. Taylor, C. L. ..... . Thomas. L. R.. '89 .. Thomas, M. L., '82 .... Thomas, Zeb., '05 ..... Thomson, R. Y., '77 .. Thompson, F. C., '03 .. Thornhill, H. S., '96 .. Timms, G. R. ....... . Tinder, D. M., '04 ..... Tilton, W. B., '05 .... Truex, H. E., '89 .. . Truex, C. M., '92 Trimble, F. H., '89 .... Tralle, H. E., '94 .. .... Amity, Ore.. .. .Telluride, Colo .... .Deceased .Kansas City, Mo. .Winona Lake. Ind .... .1320 Washington sf., Kf .New Orleans, La. .BukersHeld, Colo. .... .. .Long Bldg., K. C. Mo. .Rio De Ianerio, Brazil .Deceasedp .St. Joseph, Mo..... .Cl.earmont, Mo .... .Deceased .L1berty, Mo... .Stewartville, Mo. .137 E. 64th St., Seattle, . Unionville. Iowa ...... . . . . .Assaying Chemist . ....,. ......... M inister C. Mo ...... Veterinarian . ...... ...... M inister . . . . ..... Salesman .... ... . .Missionary R. Office .... . . .Minister ....Professor Wash ........ ..Minister .............. ...Minister .Kearney, Neb .......................... Minister .723 Troast, Kansas City, Mo. . ...... Law Student .Eureka, Cal. .Ch1ll1cothe, Mo ......................... Minister El Walkers D. G. Co., St. Louis, Mo...S-alesman - Y .Liberty, Mo. .1-Elmira, Mo. .... .... . . . . .Glasgoo, Mo. ....Iamesport, Mo.. .. .. .... Pierce, Colo-. . . . . ....Liberty, Mo.... .... . ...Deceased . . . .............. Farmer . . . .Banker .......Baker . ...Merchant .........................Minister . .... Liberty, Mo ................. Prof. Latin, W. I. C. 310 Com. Bldg., St. Louis, Mo. ...... Real Estate .. ..Clark, Mo. . .... Kansas City, Kansas .... ..... M inister .. .. Normanville. Kans. . .... Rothville. Mo ............ .... . .Minister ....Rome, Italy ...,Missionary 600 E. 9th St.. K. C. Mo. Columbia, Moi. Liberty, Mo. Lexington. Mo .......... ... . . . . . . .Circuit ,Clerk Nat. Bk. Commerce, K. C. Mo .......... Banker Tipton, CHolyoke Coloj Louisiana, Mo. Washington, Kans ....... Columbia, Mo ...... i ..... ...............Minister .. .... Minister ....Minister 1321 S. Ky. St.. Sedalla. Mo ........ ...... 1X flinister 735 S. Main St., Springfield, Mo ......... Lawyer Webb City. Mo ........ .....Teacher Eldon, Mo. .... ........ , . ....... .... 1X flinister Kansas City, Mo. Trumbull. Nebr. .......... .... B Tinister University, Chicago, Ill. Mexico, Mo ............. St. Joseph, Mo. .. Liberty, Mo.. .. .. St. Louis, Mo. .. . IB3 . ..... Teacher . . . . . .Minister . . . . . . . .Minister . . . .Circuit Judge ........Minister Trotter, H. T., '06 .. . Tutt, C. B. ........ . Tutt, I. M., '97 .... Tutt, A. M., '90 ..... Turner, H. B. ...... . ..Carrollton, Mo ..Deceased .. . .Dallas, Tex.... , . .... Liberty, Mo .... . Turner, M. B., '79, ...., .... . . . . Turnbaugh, T. B., '97 Turnbaugh, I. C., '92 . Venable, C. W., '06 .. Victor, S. Nl., '78 .. . Vine ard Ben '04 y , ., .. . , , . Vollmer, Adolph, '97 .... . . . Vollmer, Fred, '06 .... Waddell, Walter .... Walden, I. P. .... . Ward, F. G., '97 .... VVard, H. C., '84 .... Waters, C. A. ..... L.. . . Watkins, L. A., '06 .... Webb, S. G. ...... . Welch, Aikman .... .. Westbrook, C. A., '03 . . Wester, Cornelius N.. '75 White, H. S., '05 .... . Whitener, G. V., '00 .. Whitiier, I. L., '00 ..,. Whitlock, C. F., '97 .. Wiatt, W. E., '01 .... . Wilbanks, T. I., '99 .... -Wilder, J. H. 'Wilhite, F. H. .... -Wilkerson, J. S., '97 .. Williamson, L., K. .1 Williamson, W. I., '93 William, W. W., '02 .. Williams, D5 B., '95 ' tWi1liams, W. H., '01 Willis, W. T., '77 Wilson, Andrew, '02 .. VVilson, W. A., '78 Willmott, W. C. ..... . Winebrenner, O. E., '04 Winfrey, E. L. ...... . Winfrey, WV. F., '01 .. Wingblade, A. I., '04 .. Winn, F. D., '94 ..... VVinn, G. H. ..... . Winston, C. H. Winston, G. F. ..... . .... ... .. .. . ...BloomHeld, 'Mof . . . .... Bloomfield, , Mo... . .... Deceased , y Independence, Mo .... . . . .Physician .. . .Dentist .. Minister . . . .Insurance . ........ Minister .Cape Girardeau, Mo .......... ...... R eal Estate .Mt. ,Vernon, Ill. .... .. ..................Minister care Y. M. C. A., St. Louis, Mo ........ Secretary . Lexington, Mo. . Bedford, Mo. ..M'arion, Kans. .... .. .. . .... . ........... Minister .Bk. of Commerce Bldg., K. C. Mo .... ..L.awivyer .......---......--...... .. ..... ........ M mister .Ann Arbor, Mich ........ ............... S tudent .Nashville, Tenn. ' .527 Lincoln Trust Bldg., St. Louis, Mo. Doniphan. Mo .......................... Minister Pueblo, Colo .......... .................M1n1ster .care of.Denver Repub. Denver Colo..Cattle-Man .Flat River, Mo ....................... Merchant .Des Loge, Mo. ........ ............... M erchant .Wilimington, N. C... . ..... Minister .Mouemein. India .... .... M 'issionany .Liberty, Mo .... .. . ..... Minister .Lamont, Mo. . -St. Louis, Mo. ............... .... S alesman 55017 Morgan St., St. Louis .... ..... M inister North, S. C ................ ..... M inister .Osceola, Mo. .... ......... . . .Physician -Springfield, Ky ..... ..... M inister .Belton, Texas .... . . Liberty, Mo. . .. ..... Kansas City, Kansas. . ..... Deceased . . . . .College Pres. 32 Raymond Place, St. Paul, Minn ...... Teacher 3515 Lexington. S.t..K. C..Mo. 402 American Bank Bl'd . K. C.. M .. . .Kansas City, Mo.. . . . . . . .Norfolk, Va. Withers, G. S., '55 . . . .. . . Deceased VVithers, Robert ... , .... Liberty. Mo.. .. . Withers, Webster .. . .... Liberty, Mo.. .. Woodson, Winston ... .... Deceased . Wood, 0. L., '01 ...... .. . .... Gallatin, lVf0,, , , Wonsetler, A. C., '02 Wornall, Frank . ...... Wornall, I. B., '94 Wornall, T. I. .... . Word, Jack ...... Word, J. M., '98 .... Wright, Wright, E. F. .... . G. D., '94 Wright, I. M., '01 .... Wyman, O. T., '02 Yancey, Edwin .... Yancey, W. B. Yates, IX 4. ..... .... . Yates. W. F., '98 York, R ay, '07 ... Zee, C. J., '04 .... Spokane . . . .......... . Kansas City, Mo.. 3842 Baltimore, Kansas, Liberty, Mo... .... .. . . .. Kansas City, .Mo. . Louisianna, Mo... .. .. Colorado Springs, Colo St. Joseph, Mo. Columbia, Mo. Excelsior Springs, Mo. Liberty. 'Mo. ....... .. Deceased Fulton, Mo... .. . Richmond, Mo. Argintine, Kan. Shanghi, China. , .l84. .,' gi . 0- ..................LaWyef .......Farmer . ..Lumberton .. Reporter Mo. ............ Banker ...,State Senator .. . ........ Editor .....Farmer .. . .Physician . . . . .Banker .. ..M1nister 1 2 X XYQW ff? s im Q Ninth Qhuut Qeut Qtmerttsers This Annual was made possible by the generous support given our enterprise by the business men of Liberty, Kansas City and St. Louis. We could not have gotten out a book anything like so complete had it not been for their support. We therefore are greatly indebted to them and are glad to render them a generous measure of credit for our success. We desire to call theirs and our students attention to the following facts: First -William Jewell College spends through her corporation, faculty, student body and families living here solely because of the College, not less than 32001100 annually. This is equal to the annual payroll of a factory employing 275 men at an average wage of 5152.50 per day throughout the year. It is a surn of such importance that its withdrawal would seriously affect every regular line of trade. Second --In our town, and in 90072 of the other Colleges towns of the country, College year books and monthly magaiines are made possible through the fair- enjoying the mindedness of certain of the business men benefits coming from the establishment of such an institution in their community. On the other hand they are hindered by a lack of a spirit of reciprocity on the part of some like- wise enjoying the same benefit. Conclusion-The duty of the student to help those who help him, by helping the various activities of this College, seems to us to be the only deduction possible from the above statements. TI-IE STAFF OF EDITORS. William ewell COLLEGE Founded by Missouri Baptist i849 JoHN P. GREENE, D. D., LL. D., PRESIDENT Forty Professors and Instructors Everything Contained in the Very Best College Courses is offered here to Candidates forthe A. B. Degree Enrollment for the Prefent Year 560 Men lfVilliam Jewell is the oldest, largest and best equipped College for Men west of the Mississippi. Williain Jewell is considered by informed people to be the best college in Missouri. Many well-informed persons believe that Williain Jewell is the best college for men in the west. Twenty-nine States, Territories and Foreign Countries represented in the enrollment this year. VVilliam Jewell aims to combine the highest learning with the highest standard of Christian living. VVilliarn Jewell men spend less money on the average than students of State Schools and schools of lower grade. William Jewell now has eleven buildings, including 31 splendid library, costing. with equipment and endowment, Sl20,000.00. Opportunities for Self Help to Worthy Students CATALOGUE FREE WILLIAM JEwELLCoLLEGE LIBERTY - MISSOURI 2 r ni u- u 1 -l 1 I , x I 66 99 I Sampech Better : Made Apparel ---for Young Men who care! Fashions that set the style-pace the world over I .I Emphatic authoritativenessn perfect drape and unwrinkled Ht are the notable characteristics of every garment bearing the name of Sampeck. The Spring and Summer '09 patterns are unusually original and gingery. lf you are at all inclined to doubt ir, put us to the proof. ! S15 to 835. Gordon 6: Koppel CLOTHING CO. 1005-1007 WALNUT KANSAS CITY 3 I Libert Ladies College On PROSPECT HEIGHTS Chartered by the State of Missouri Eighteenth Year. Uuorecedented Growth and Prosperity .nllllllliliiiilllllliilz.: . 4 ,Ml J.. , tttt ' . . iri. . ln. fr-'-z5::::.::::.,: r1 1- eiiis nw :':'1v':1'1rf1:.: 1111555111 X? lllli ' resi ns ' ,f ., ' si Attiiiilll i ' ' A i iliiliii f E ol Il llll no t I I l it 1 -I W gill 5 . . . wir il iw , fo, 1- ' -V n so . ' 'W il-tl t.'fo:l il ' e , if I f 1 1 st'- .3o5'., ! 7-.fo--gs1l:. -sllsifw Mfmlri.4 mn l , N - ' rQ1W'U '1'Un'l2nis'voil'E w?s:,.'.int KRT I Fiwmfasl' W innfe'f'ff.io'w...w3.-281-mit? ,gonna . gas! e..,.e'-' -.gg,.',lI m.,g,,N- ,l-gg-,75f5l,s,qfn5'5 ,qs ,1,,k,:34.,4, yg,e,t,U T,5.:z,-f44h.:-.'.,i,,l9 tl ww N -. .- . WR . --:.g.svvr,H,jt3iy iff02,.:n,f,..i,y,1gfwi 'eo.slgJllla.gk,,,- :-FF f-t. if.i :.'m2e4'f i i Qi ? 151.2 44 If ' be are Q li L: f Y t. A-fiaff i ln A - .A Ti A-af +744-lf rz jr Jaafari' -'fll.-,gif-.afs.ffa2:,,,w. 2 , ef . .- 'i?i4? -I .,,L1.E: 3 gg, 1.2125 ff'3ig57 '16 A a1:, - ra-. M n 5 - aff . - L : H '::F3'5r' ' is most favorable to all the country tributary to Kansas City. Liberty is only fifteen miles from the city, with four morning and evening trains each way, and one afternoon train to the city. This affords parents having business in the city an opportunity to visit their daughters at little expense and little loss of time, besides affording its pupils an oppor- tunity to hcar celebrated artists. of the school has been excellent. There has never been a case of typhoid or of any of the fevers. Doctor bills will not average twenty-five dollars ayearfor the entire school. ' ' ' is good. We look constantly and carefully after the welfare of those com- mitted to our care. The in LITERARY ' COURSE, MUSIC, ART, ELOCUTION, and BUSINESS COURSE, is equal to that of the best girls' school. Our music teachers are all CONSERVA TORY GRADUATES. We employ only the best. Write for Catalogue. C. M. WILLIAMS, A. M., President. American 1 Vlozart Conservator Chartered hy the State. Professors graduates with highest as LJ , 1 honors from the I I X .sie pa Royal Conservatory of Leipzig ,aux Royal Conservatory of Berlin II .L is Royal Academy of Music, London b, I -'s 3 4 :. U I an k x .:l.',,,.f QLZQS, Metropolitan College of Music, New York if l-l--ADDRESSeeeee - aa--. C. M. WILLIAMS, President Liberty, Missouri 4 f 's Possibly you do not know what Chestarfeld stands for. ' It stands for the highest attainment in good clothes building. Men who are considered to be authorities on style readily see the many points of superiority in uchestarfeldn Clothing. We are now making our best displays of the new styles and patterns, suitable for spring and summer wearing. Chestarfeldn lVlen's Clothes ' Priced from 325.00 to s45.00. And we will be more than pleased to show them to you an any time. Eiwwm3,55ixll,cJ?wo.5m6o- Kansas City, Mo. l he Densmore otel 9th and Locust.Streets Kansas City. M0- Qwpeciallp Qlatew to Stuhents of WILLIAM Ji-:WELL Rates: European Plan, 351.00 per day and up. American Plan, 32.50 per day and up. JAMES KENTNER, Pres. and Mgr. 5 ll lu Hardin llege or Young omen MEI? ri iv. 'i Th e C 3 t 3 10 g u e of Hardin College will be furnished upon application. The work of the College in all the departments is set forth in detail in the catalogue. The work clone in the l..iterary,lVlusic Piano, Voice, Pipe Organ, Violin, Art, Business and Domestic Science Departments is of so high a degree of merit as to attract constantly all the students the college can care for. Enrollment 1907-8 -- 214 5 1908-09 -- 230 The A. B. Literary courses of the college give our graduates the equivalent of eighteen majors Clrreshman and Sophomore yearsj at the University of Chicago. Graduates of the Business department have entered on successful careers in responsible positions. The work of the Domestic Science department has added mater- ially to the happiness of the many homes over which l-lardin's daugh- ters preside. l-lardin is built upon a sound financial basis. For cata- logue, address John W. Million, A. Nl., Pres , Mexico, Mo. When wriling mention The CC,aller 6 '1 E 111 V IZ I il l VI i1 I 11 Q1 l l I I M 7 1 T w ml' fsfffifa' -1 .vip f' ff ll O The lVlAVl7lEl..D 1' . - ' Q w w ., fel' is if A a n 1 t a r ' 'F 1 - ig: Wi Taylor Ave. and W. Belle i b ,, f2Q ,... Placef'St., ST. l..OUlS, MO. 1 A L, V A fyyy I I lncorporated as a Baptist 7 i - - Rn, A - . Sizlnitarium March 25, 1899. 1 cwuzm ' ,fpf'f' -if . ':.'1-.'1'I1L-,'2 , . viznwfq' , f s, 1 5. 5 Owned andw-rfolled by a ' at af Baptist Association and re , '91 i f r1-15552 ' fs i' ' ' h ' ' 1 , , . XYAQ .g , .1 porting to t e St.Louis Baptist , ' 'f i. '- -T V '--it ' f :-. '.- -X ,fff '- - - l 5'r7:lI,,fQxl 9.1 ' Association. One of the best fof the 'ick the . gig . :,N west. Beautiful buildings in l f -fl' f . the finest residence portion of l M, ,V 'Q the city. Bright, Cheerful rooms en suite with Private 1 , batllz. Modern equipment in ' -:,,f ,r f . , 1- 3-'- L - ' department. One of the ..,,'.,,14' -if 7 , , ' - C0515 eac T ,L H f ' I L , finest operating rooms in the n. 'L rf. 11.3 ' I H all T countl'Y, made of Opalescent Glass. llfgelgicfllsfaff Our large Training School for Nurses is educating and training , . . . . . 'gpec'?:f:t: young women for this noble profession. Physicians and those needing in Constant the services of skilled nurses in the care of all kinds of diseases should Attendance correspond with us. Our rates for hospital care and treatment are always reasonable. For further information, address I 1 1 1 1 W. H. Mayfield, M. D. W. G. Tyzzer, M, D. 5. Surgeon in House Physician and Mgr. 1 STATE NORMAL SCHOOL WARRENSBURG, Mo. 1 Established in 1871. ' 1 The fourth largest State Normal School in the United States. Twenty-three different Departments. Prepares teachers for elementary schools and I-Iigh schools-all specialties included. Fully abreast of the best educational thought. Q Good equipment for work. fy Excellent Working spirit. The best organized and equipped Training School 11 l in the country. Spring Quarter begins Tuesday, March l6th. Summer Quarter, Tuesday, June Sth. Send for special Bulletins. 2 Address bl The REGISTRAR, warremburg, Mo. ' 1 I 1 l 1 1 l l 31' ll 1 1 1 7 li 'i fi S 1 Forty -fourth Year Spalding'S' Commercial College l TENTH and oAK STS. I f if KANSAS CITY, Mo. f S l.,h, l I U ' U L . Xi t ' Book-keeping Shorthand Typewriting Telegraphy and English Branches l Summer School i15f30'ig'Z'.'3i3'1l?13fM' Annual attendance over 12:00. 2l Experienced Teachers and Lecturers. I5 elegantly equipped rooms. Literary Society, Lecture Courses and Ath- letic Clubs. Day and Night Schools Good Pogitigng, New College Building S C C u r e d Gymnasium and ' Auditorium Catalogue G Free J. F. SPALDING, A. M., President 8 ' x ill? I Y -v r : ' xt' I cl 1 , .s 4- .7- -S I'-L F ,,. 1:'X 15:-,-:ws I J: Q ff it.: ,OQJ 'jf' 0 ,' '- ,.,x',': 1 'l' n 4'7 ,A-I':-L 1 o'4 , :oh 'ffl' P' , ., , X. J ' I 5 2.1 . 'v ' as f wi.. J 4 'us vcr I . 'gh iii? Uk? ,,V,6'5' Nl ' ' u' CQRNISH 65' BAKER ADE. the photographs IOI' QQ, I The Tatler H this year. They made individual pictures for almost every fellow in college. Your money is good for two things at Cornish 8: Balcefs. You get a square dealn along with your likeness. Now that is truth unadultered, if you have been there you know as I do. You will find them in 805-812 Shukent Building, I I I5 Grand Ave.,Kansas City, Mo. Tel. I3I4 Bell. L -,YV I 9 B- Kansas Cily School of Law jfaruitp Hon. C. H. Dean Mr. S. B. ladd Hon. J. S. Botsford Hon. R. J. Ingraham Hon. W. P. Hall Hon. A. L. Cooper Mr. M. A. Fyke Mr. J. W. Snyder Mr. J. B. Pew Hon, W. P. Borland Mr. E. A. Neel Mr. F. N. Morrill This school offers an opportunity for the student to secure a legal education under the most favorable conditions. He May Enter a Lawyer's Office and thus obtain the practical experience so essential to success at the bar, or he may carry on some inde- pendent worlc and thus be self supporting while pur- suing his legal studies. These ends are accomplished because this school is located in a metropolis, and because the sessions are all held at night. A three years' course leads to the degree of L.l...B. Next Mr. Jay M. Lee Mr. E. D. Ellison session begins September 27, l909. Write for Catalogue containing full information E. D. ELLISON, Dean, - KANSAS CITY, MO. The Kansas City V . C Il Gives a etc-zrznary 0 egc Th,,,..,,,gh-. Practical DR. S. STEWART, Secretary and l336 East Fifteenth St. MKansas City, Missouri T n v Course New Buildings Extensive Hospitals Ample Laboratories Complete Equipment Experienced instructors Many Opportunities as Practioners Instructors investigators Sanitary Officers IO Calalogue and olfrer Information sen! on requesl The Kansas City Theological Seminary Announces the Opening of its Eighth Year of Instruction September 28, 1909 Unsurpassed location. Fine Building. Well balanced Courses Special Courses and Degrees for college graduates Faculty practical and experienced in the Pastorate and representing seven Colleges and Seminaries Student Body from Eight States Address P. W. Crannell, D. D., Pres., Kansas City, Kan. Ansco Cameras Ansco Films Cyko Paper Three great non-trust articles. Send for Catalogues and Price-sheets. Q-fi-1 D. C. PRUDDE Optieian Camera Supplies Developing Printing and Enlarging 1017 Grand Ave. KANSAS CITY, JBTO. The Most Wonderful M usieal Instrument in the World ---is the human vcice. The closer a piano can come to the sympathetic quality of the voice the higher its artis- tic value. The world-wide recognition of the E PIA N0 is largely due to its wonderful rare quality. It has that evasive tone beauty that all true musicians recog- nize at once. Besides it is honestly built throughout. No piano manu- factured for the price can outlast it. Quality and quality alone has made the VOSE famous. Jenkins Music Co. 1013-15 Walnut - Kansas City, Mo. Our Prices on Vose Pianos the Lowest in the World il21Dia' You Knowifl The WQRD and WAY is the best Baptist newspaper published. Subscription only 551,00 a Year Send for sample copy to WORD and WAY Publishing Co. 620 Broadway, Kansas City, Mo. When you want any book or books, send publisher's price to WESTERN BAPTIST BOOK HOUSE, 620 - Broadway, Kansas City, Mo., and the book will come to you just as soon as the mails will carry it. 1A CCA R D'S I Beecher wriles: l Kansas City Stationer to Schools and Colleges 'll The makers of fine en- graved stationery for correspondence, commencement, reci- tal a n d fraternity Flowers are the sweetest things God ever made and forgot to put a soul into. That is if bought of the Alpha Floral Co. l l05 Walnut, Kansas City, Mo. Up-to-date Shoe Repairing Co. s. coHN, Prop. Custom Made Shoes made to order. I N O N S Men's half soles, sewed, 75c. Home Phone, Main 3716 Y 9 -I a C C a I d S -I e W e 1 r y C O' Shops: 207 W. 8th St. and 10192 Broadway IOI 7- l 0 l 9 Walnut St. Kansas City' Milwufi x - I - - - - l - I J FRANKi Hughes Tlllbe ZBQQ Qantas Store Liberty, Missouri ...The... Liberty Advance Job Printing cz Specialty College Stunts always - given space in The Advance C. F. WARD, Proprietor T H L HU UE L Undertaking Co. Q Y H. W. Hill, Morlician L dy Att d t Cut Flowers ordered f ll Liberty Phone 207 Clay County Phone 39 LIBERTY, MO. F0 f Groceries Fruits and Queensware -M s is E 1? Ta rrcm fs If you can't see Telephone No. 373 gn imp Q TF .1617 LJ XM XS-Ex v 1 Ce Q7 'C l X I L1.Xl pau., im: eptwllmnet new KILWM5 f'w-iiffrw 'Q H' fl. ljidliy QJIJF I1 tx V wi vi L :NNE 'X 1 V l Parlor Shoe Store Philip Fraher 8: Son Liberty, Missouri ensue of cnosserr AND KING W Square QUALITY SHOES E W. R. Hardin Ralph Hughef ' Attorney - at - Lain Liberty, Missouri HANKS 8: HAN NA Eentift Befhfff West Side Square Ph Lsb , Mo o '23 Sark Liberty, Mo. 1 erty issourl L Dr. A. M. TUTT Uentist Office over R KELLY sl PERKINS DRUG sroluz Transfer and Baggage Call up for All Kinds 'of Hauling Phone 337 Red A. S. WINSTON W. L. TRIMBLE I E Shges E LIBERTY- MO- for SONS of REST Hardware, Implements, Harness I LOOK ME Up American Field Fence, Etc. - J. H. Rothwell Ojlce ovefr Kelly 62 Perkins' Drug Store R. L. Raymond iiherp FEED an? SALE STABLE ' Liberty, Mo. Fine Turnouts at Reasonable Rates TELEPHONE lI2 When in need of OIL, BLACKING, BRUSHES, I FRUITS, NUTS, CANDIES, and every- thing good to rat---go to L. T. DORSETfT'S North West Cor. - Liberty, Mo Wan 5 coops S 7 ,ART l0O8 Grand Ave., Kansas City I4 l l Shoe If OLLEGE BOYS everywhere prefer ,fqmerzcan Gentlemen SHOES on account of their durability, style and comfort QI You can pay 32.00 a pair more for other shoes that will never look nor wear as well. Write HAMILTON, BROWN SHOE CO. for booklet showing 1909 Spring ana' Summer Styles or call and see the shoes themselves at the KIRKLAND Sc BURCH CLOTHING STORE 97' LIBERTY, MO. I5 i 1 iQ I 1 - I i l C ll ' ' ames osie 0 DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF Lumbe r I I Corner Main and Mill f V Streets I Liberty 5 WITHERS 64, WHITE Missouri W. WITHERS, Manager A I Lumber and Building Material - Y ds: Cor. Mill and Missouri Sts. - LIBERTY, M0 The J. H. BARNES B- CLICK BOOK STORE Druggist Prescriptions a Specialty 4 ? I Both Phones 88 Liberty, Mo. 7111132 Qlitigens Bank , of liberty 1 Capital Stock 525 ,ooo ' , umm Q i a ll My? mga , , 61 2 Main Street - Kansas City kt? r New and Used Books I Bought and Exchanged Home Tel. 6272 Bell Tel. 1069 Main Kansas Citv Book Exchange Books Bought, Sold and Exchangecl 7l5 MAIN ST. KANSAS CITY, NIO. Hello Central. Give me I53 I. LEVERETTE fha de racftical I AINTER L L' A' DAV:,?lg':nt JOHN M' Nlfzifei aper Hanger and Decorator Q I6 eiesrsr.rrs..t:sr,1d 9 6.13 Gr 6.11 S l . I' lllllfllll! 'l jltglfllft I I r It l ll l llll llllll l 4 'I GEEK an M 'S f73s:35Q 3ZlftM fe THEIPEN THEINK fl F:'d l t aster. . University Medical College 909,911,913 E. l0thStreet KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI Organized in ISSO and founded upon the highest Educational Ideals Its Entrance Requirements are the same as all other schools which, like itself, are embraced in the Association of American Medical Colleges The course is a four years' course of eight months each. It is equal to the course given in the Eastern Universities. The Clinical Facilities are unsurpassed. In every department the clinics are large and variedg its teachers having access to all public and private hospitals of the city. Clinical teaching is made a prominent part of the course Its Training School for Nurses was the first established in the West and is now the very best FOR FURTHER INFORMAYION, write lo James E.. Logan, IVI. D., I...I... D., Dean l2th and Wyandotte Streets Kansas City, Missouri y I I7 f f. Siogdale and Company IF you make it a rule to go to Kansas City for your CLOTHES thinking it necessary to do so in order to get good clothes and cheap make an exception, and let us show you what we have. We think that we can please you and now, honestly, don't you think that you owe it to us to come in, see for yourself, and buy at home if you can. You don't have to buy, you know, and we' will look pleasant anyhow, even if you don't Nelson and Wright-- fBIen'a Jfurnisbera 906 Main St. KANSAS CITY. MO. 'D fi 'PX' Up-to-ciate Goods at Right Prices Wolf Bros' LAUNDRY Largest and Best in the West PURTON 8E DAVID, Agents Thank you for your patronage L. W. M, Barion Walfer Da'bid Eckel 6 Boschen CAr:IJite:t5 Architects of William Jewell College Library Building St. jofeph, Mo. Jno. S. Major. President Geo. S. Ritchey, Cashier First National Bank LIBERTY, mo. Capital - - 550,000 Capital and Surplus - 55,000 Give ua yo r ccount and we will treat you right Robert Keith FURNITURE and C A R PE T C O. A Q' meld: f ' wegffgjw' 31,4 K :V 01,5 'N .Ta ' - If Ex . . ,S-'E-.Q If ai I Ith and Grand Kansas City, Mo ' , e 1 t h S We furnish FREE upon request beautiful Ioose sheet illustrations of any piece of Furniture desired. Also color book of Carpets, Rugs and Curtains. We Pay The Freight and guarantee safe delivery to your depot. Lowest possible net prices. Taking Time Ihe man who will take time will find what he wants here--- in Iess time than elsewhere. And it will be just as he wants it or we'II make it so. There is simply no argument on this point of satisfaction. From 325.00 to 335.00 you,II get the best Suit or Overcoat here that can be had at the price. E A 'I I 'I 'I I as BROWNING, KING 6: CO. 'ft B. K. at , af- at as Main and Eleventh Streets . at C O. 'P KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI as The ewton heolo nstitution 1825 An Eminent Faculty, Convenient Dormitories and Lecture Rooms Beautiful Chapel, a Noble Library, an Unsurpassed Library Building and equipment for Laboratory Work Courses leading to the B. D. de- gree, and special provision for post-graduate students. Address George E. Horr, ical Eight miles from Boston, Mass., State House, situated in superb grounds of 52 acres belonging to the Institution. The proximity of the seminary to Boston and Cambride makes it easy for students to attend lectures by eminent specialists and the fam- ous Lowelll Institute courses. There are many opportunities for engaging in missionary and phil- anthropic work by which students acquire clinical experience and con- tribute to their self-support. Pres. Newton Centre, Mass. Bapti t Hospital Kansas City, Mo. :Active Stuff General Medicine Surgery and Gynecology Tom Fields, M D. St. Elmo Sanders, Nl. D. W. P. Grimes, M. D. Wm. A. Shelton, A.B., Nl. D. Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat and Drug Habit Noah Adams, D. C. W. Coates, Nl. D. Non-sectarian in all its benefits. One of the newest, most modern, up- to-date hospitals in the city. Every appliance, convenience and accomo- dation for the best and most successful medical and surgical treatment--a thorough training school for nurses. A charity fund has been started by the Baptists of Missouri and country. Address Baptist Hospital, 620 Bennington Ave. MUCH upon the way The Store of Ten Thousand Gifts When you seek a gift that will be prized by the recipient as a perman- ent reminder ofyonr discretion,come to this store or send for our cata- logue. We have been satisfying the discerning tastes of particular cus- tomers thirty-five years. Our STOCK ofJEWELRY is of the very hignest grade quality and our prices are always moderate. CADY 8: OLMSTEAD Jewelry Co. 1009 and 1011 WALNUT STREET KANSAS CITY Diamonds Precious Stones Watches Clocks Sterling Silver Silver Plated Ware Cut Glass Canes Leather Goods Novelties Fine Stationery Etc., Etc. Mail Orders Solicited ,- ,Je-. --... .Jn . fQ- P 15' '-v: X' .. .., t, , V -in in F 217 f-1 '..:b .R ' Ear 'QE su-.Dux A s M 4 . y .. nl. ' , ' Hike?-'CZ ..,.,. K Ag . Q My ,Ury , '.-- ,.,, ' '--' ' 1 f 5 'X 1. tlt i e s WW A 'Q .lil N1-if! :VIA VV .,,., 1--.- . if .E Qnuy Zrivv rre 1 i , ,G -,Fx ff ,, I 6 ' ' ,K Hg -v fe f xt 2 , Q K iw 1 ,wr A .0 A- gf 1 V-A l -as V '-., q.. vfmw... f f fa i s , 1 . A f , ll ai. W has W ,, A an - if 6 ., f yi A EU' x . 'f Q i..t i A. 3 O ,Q . Y x,-s W ' , nn A QQ at M4 4. -ssl. 3, ' ,iw ,,'sw..ALL. 0- '3 , :Q 1 ww 1' vi s I 'Q - :XX fa ' s. . f 1' s f f ix . H, 'ff ,-.,f'iisd 'Q ,Via ' -fx a ' ' 1 2' V file l V' ff rf f 1 ee . .N ug 1 ,.m.,A,atfl 1 J, X 4, 5 W ,QQ wv,l'Jf ls f we az 5 .. '- 1 fi at ,. f'f ' At .w ,sq 3.1 L , . -., 3 W fa W 'ei ' ..,,g. .2zi.I'eQ Steel Ceilings lf you do not know the beauty, cheapness and durability of Steel Ceilings you should ask The W. F.. Norman Sheet Metal Manufacturing fo. for their steel ceiling catalogue No. 300 and get their prices. Steel Ceilings are suitable for store and public buildings, residences, etc., in .fact anywhere a substantial, fireproof ceiling is required. Where old plaster is fallinq off, do not remove It--put our steel ceiling on over it. Write the Factory. The W. F. Norman Sheet Metal MANUFACTURING CO., at Nevada, Mo. Young Man Success in life depends you start. Starr RIGHT with a Macy desk or bookcase. Write for catalog or call at--- Business System Store Sl 8 Grand Ave. Kansas City - - Missouri F6671 Jewelry Co. Walnut Street Kansas City, Mo. rf Makers and Repairers of Everything in Jewelry ZfKHatfiJ11takrr,e anti Qtngraners Orignial designs submitted for College and Class Pins, and Medals ' Write us regarding your Commencenient Gifts 51118 Walnut Street- A Q, Kansas City, Missouri ,l -,,, g l T 1 ,H I4 4 9 iv. N1 1' U' :gs fi. ZW H ill .xv i F I 1 Y l :ij i Y T 1 i I 5 f I P r V l V l I IM T, v 1 5 T K n ,4 T. W ii. T f 'I 1p.I 41,'! ,l w I4 A if H 5 1. ,., K , l ll I 1 ! 3 , lw Milf M I fr M N U Sharp Brothers Sons of Wxllnam Jewell D A Sharp OI W E. Sharp 05 jfurulture a n IJ Mnhertakrng INN Both Phones l 74 Brown Bulldmg Llberty Mlssourl B .l ADKINS Clty Meat Market Fresh and Cured Meats Good Meats msures a Good Dmner Our customers are our advertisers Wall Strlve to Please Both Phones 67 East side of Square N THE WORLD K ND TS OF LARGEST NSAS C TY O RUF-'TURE N DSEASES W MEN K ffm '-EJ 42 U1 h-I n-1 I liz:- 00? E25 Dl- ZLIJ1 ar O Z M 755541 T ll E iaeaalaasrzila-1 U4 E mv fill l 31 QE! ?.z.1m I I 'I 'B 31 E UL Ill ...I ol QL lu-m V Lil t Ml el. X La ll 22 m Wm u.: BC CE DZ .J :- LIJ l' :s sz: uzm Q2 04:1 I! EE cn QFJM P az 255 325 ,EQE 552 LJCJI- U1 bl S,,,lagl1.Ul mi' fig-OZD li' Ggdhu-I P-' U-lu.12: 4 IL-2' L- : f 3 4 HT: The KANSAS CITY CHtURCH DIRECTORY tabernacle Baptist lturcb Cor. 30th and Holmes Sts. Kansas City, Mo. Sunday School 9:-15. Preaching 11 a. m. B. Y. P. U. 6:30 p. m. Preaching 7:45 p. ln. Prayer Meeting XVednesday evening Open Every Evening Rev. J. E. DILLARD, Pastor Residence, 2912 Charlotte St. Home Phone, Main 8462 jfirst Baptist Qiltjnrrh KANSAS CITY, MO. Linwood Blvd. IIOURS OF lVORSI'IlP Sundays: 9:30 a. m., Sunday School, il. lf. Russell, Supt. Banca class for young.: men. E. E. Smith. teacher. Philathea class for young ladies, Mrs.Beniamin Otto. teacher. 8:00 p. m. Chinese Sunday School. Miss Ruth Stewart, 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m., preaching service. XVeClnesclay. 7:45 p. in.. prayer meeting. BENJAMIN OTTO, Pastor, 3221 Garhelcl Ave. MISS ALICE M. BROWN, Assistant. You are cordially invited to attend The Armourdale Baptist Church 621 S. MILL ST. KANSAS CITY, KAN. SUNDAY SERVICES: Preaching, 11 a. ni. and 8 p. ni. Sunday School, 9:45 a. m. B. Y. P. U. 7 p. in. Prayer meetings Xvednesyay evening. lVest End Mission S. S., 14th St. and Scott Ave. 2:45 p. in. Prayer meeting Thursday evenings. Splitlog' Mission S. S.. 10th St. and Iinhlid, 3 p. m. F. L. STREETER, Pastor Bell Phone NV. 2596. 902 Shawnee Ave.,Kansas City,Kan. When visiting in Kansas City why not visit The Centripolis Baptist Church 15th and Ewing Streets Preaching every Sunday at 11 a. ni. and 8 p. m. Sunday School, 9:45 a. in. B. Y. P. U. 7 p. m. Prayer ineetmg XVednesday evenings. Buys' Club Tuesday evenings. C. P. JONES, Pastor The Westport Baptist Church Thirty-ninth and Baltimore FREDERICK VV. EBERHARDT, Pastor Here there is always a glad hand for lVilli?tIIl .lCWCll 'DOYS Michigan Ave. Baptist Church 3400 Mi- higan Av-e. Sunday School, 9:45 a. m. Preaching' services on Sunday at 11 a. m. and 7:45 p. m. Prayer meetings lfVerlnesday evenings. S. M. BROXVN, Pastor. Zetttral Baptist Zbttrclt NINTH AND OLIVE STREETS KANSAS CIVY, MO. Preaching, 11 a. in.: 7:45 p. in. Sunday School, 9:45 a.m. B. Y. P. U. 6:45 p. rn. A welcome to all. REV. THEO HANSON, Pastor Zalpar Baptist Zlmrch Corner 9th and Harrison Kansas City, Mo. lf. C. MCCONNELI-, Pastor Young Women's Bible Class, 60 Young Men's Bible Class, 100 WELCOME Qluttep Qtullege fur amen NEVADA, MO. Invites investigation on the following points of interests to every pro-pective patron 1. Remarkable Health Record 2. Faculty-College and University. trained. 3. Celebrated Conservatory of Music-faculty repre- senting such centers as Paris, Leipsig and Berlin. 4. Unusual advantages in modern languages F'ench German. Italian and Spanish. S. Thoroughly modern equipment. 6. Splendid Departments of Art, Expression and Do- mestic Science. 7. Strung, moral and religious influence. 8. Rates, reasonable for advantages olierecl. Fall term opens September 16th. Address Mrs. V. A C. Stockard, President Home Phone 3933 Qlllral Book swf? 108 W. 12th St. w. B. craham,Pmp. Kansas City. M0- Foreign Publications a Specialty - I I9 E. Eleventh Street Kansas City, Mo. PHONES , p A Home 456 MA-N Qp7',C,AN aeu. 1843 GRAND S 1 l 23 Ill. 4,1 'i l 'i 5 1 1 i E I li 3 1 l l. tl l 1 1 1, I l Q Il N 7 it l fi l it 1 li I ll 4 Ll l l 1 I ' I ll Ml... K . i. fl F Il l . l '4 . Il ll fill I ii. gi r l . 15' P I it -i ri it il li ll li , N The ST. LOUIS CHURCH DIRECTORY I West Park Baptist Church 5944 EASTON AVE. l Meat' XVellS1on l.oop ROBERT I-, LEMONS, Pastor 5965A N. Market St. Phone Killli!lili'lDCllllHf 12-to-R you anim your frienlls are cocoiaitp inniteh to tnocship tnith the Secono Baptist Qllhucch, taing's Qgightnap, Ulitiashington ann jetclehecson Qlues. william QD. Qiiitting, jlilinistec. 'wake cars on mine Street going inest to kings hightnap. gon will cecogni5e the church by the fact that it is the hanosomest Baptist Qlhucch huitoing in the tnoeio. fthe campiie, 216 feet high, tniit attract pour attention. Q cocoiai tnelcoxne tniii he tnaiting for you at any of our services. we tnoc: ship on SLIUUEIQS, ll a. tn. ani: 8 p.m. Qeur Saunoap School meets at 9:30 a.tn. Qeuc Qllhcistian Cttnoeanor So: cietp, Sunoaxgs 7 p.m. etbur mioftneek service, 8 p. tn. we are especiatip interesteo in college stuoents ann eherphonp else. . f 7235130- Euclidp Avenue Baptist Church S. E. Corner Euclid and Page REV. SAMUEL EDGAR EXVING, Piiistot Sunday Services, 11:00 a. m. anfl 8:00 p. m. Sunday Sclmol, 9:30 a. in. Young Pc-oplc's meeting, Sunrlav, 7.00 p. m. Prayer mectinyf, Xl'ctlnestlay, 8 p. in. The Third Baptist Church Belicvcs lVilliam jewell College to he the greatest institu- tion the Baptist have west of thc Mississippi, anrl we are glarl to number in our nieinliership T many ol her honored alumni. -,,-. ,,,,, , . .. .... Grand Avenue? Baptist Church . 3701iN. Grawfl Ave. YVe5t Side of Grand Ave., between Cottage and St. Louis Ave. DR. A. W. CLAXKJN, Pastor Residence, 3808 A St. Louis Ave. Phone, Bell Linrlell 3221. SUNDAY SERVICES A. M. 9:3l1-Sunday School. 10:45-lVorship and Preaching. P. NI. 7:00-Young' l'eop1e'S Meeting. 7:45-Worship and Preaching Seek ye the Lortl while he may he found. Call ye upon him while he is hear. Isa, 22-6. Come thou with us, anti we will do thee good: for the Lortl hath Spoken good Concrrning Israel. Num. 10-49. NVorshia with us. All are welcome. SEATS FREE f' tore was organized last year in order to provide students with their supplies at a reasonable rate. 1 1-V ami, ' ' cs av - - l. I im l The Co-Op this year has reduced the price Q K! ,brig of such articles as phennants, college jewelry, etc. from 40 to 50 per. cent. It buys your second hand books and sells them at a reasonable price. fy It has been a convenient place for student trade. ws i 4 It employs only students. 5 It charges you the regular price for books and standard athleiic goods, never taking advantage of you and charging more. 6 Although this is it's first year a substantial dividend will be declared. y Notwithstanding the fact that the Co-Op. is yet in its infancy, it has already done a i big business, has won the highest approval of the students, and faculty, and a perman- ent Dlace as a most useful college enterprise. The f-co-oP. BOOK sro RE ggggov- 3 1177 Sfzll Please 6 ? U ' fr l l Then your PHCTO will be goocl if they come from Gleave's Photo Stunts 1019 MAIN STREET KANSAS CITY, Missouri I . . 91 L N T To STUDENTS of THIS COLLECE We will allow a reduction of I0 per cent on your Photos. VV e have ' ia and Black tones also exclusive mountin s A- the latest styles in Sep , Y g . Q trial will convince you that we can save you money, also giving you the highest grade Photo. Gleave's Pbolo Studio Q 1019 Main Sheet, 'Kansas Cily, M 25 5... ...zz .L Y li,-rl 1 l 1 1 Make ll New Have your OLD Hat made new and save from 31.50 to 53.50. . Send Your Old Hats fo Us by Express GE AMERICAN HA T W.O R K S 1305 Main Sfreef Kansas Cily, Mo. Established 1903 Qlentral Qlinllege of fwiteupatbp Co-ed fully equipped and able lo give students besf course of any, scbool. Tuilion Terms reasonable Clinical adfvanfages unsurpassed College Clinic Prifvafe Hospifal Clinic and City Hospiial Clinic Many ofber city adfvanfages For particulavs and Catalogue A address Geo. Moffett, D-0. s E c R E T A R Y Kansas City, Mo. Pitts 8: Hamilton GYOCQYS n 1 5 I I EAST SIDE SQUARE y I l SUBSCRIBE FOR A Clay County Telephone and talk to your friends in any part of the county Call Phone T Love Bui'ding Liberty, Mo. f 26 F --C C S iii x iss llfi dDIiSI dllildfillm 919 N. TAYLQR Ave., ST, LQUIS Owned and controlled by the Baptist General Association of the State. EProfits are us'-cl for Charity work and for improvements on the property. Not run for money making l'-l-1'- l?gROWN, President. . . TEPHENS, First Vice-President. l-l. ROBLEE, Second Vice-President. A. W. PAYNE, Secretary. A. C. RITCHEY, Treasurer. MRS. l. l-l. CADWALLADER, Superintendent. DR. l. l-l. CADWALLADER, Physician in Charge. MISS FRANCIS A. NEAL, Superintendent of Nurses. DR. A. STEELE, President Medical Staff. DR. A. B. WILKES, Secretary Medical Staff. MRS. l-l. R. LYLE, President Woman's Board of Charity. MRS. l-l. YORE, Secretary Woman's Board of Charity. MRS. W. l... MUSICK, Treasurer of Woman's Board of Charity. MRS. ALFRED RICKETTS, President Junior Charity Board. MRS. A. W. PAYNE, Secretary Junior Charity Board. MRS. W. DICKEY, Treasurer Junior Charity Board. A Well Equipped, Quiet, Restful, Sanitarium and Hospital for the sick. Large well-kept buildings. Eevery comfort. Every appliance, convenience an accomo axon r medical and surgical treatment. t - We have one of the largest and best Training Schools for Nurses in the city. of workers and perfect herself for this noble calling, should make application at onee, as there are only a limited number of places to be filled. We also have a nurses registry from which graduate nurses can be supplied on short notice. . Any Christian young woman, over twenty-one years of age, desiring'to enter this band d d t' fo the best and most successful For further information, address, Dr. l. I-I. CADWALLADER, Mrs. l. l-l. CADWALLADER, X Physician-in-Charge. 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