THE BOILERMAKER FIJI THAICKSGIVING DAY >-UMHKK PURDUE UNIVERSITY, LAFAYETTE. IND., NOVEMBER 28. 1907 Vol.111 THE IMPROVEMENTS RUSHING SEASON. IN THE HOUSE. It is an accepted fact that each year Only a few changes have been made the rushing is becoming liercer and I so far this year, and those mostly in more strenuous. There are many rea sons for this. The constantly increas ing number of freshmen; the desire of each fraternity to overtop its previous the interior. After much wear and tear on several house committees the smoking room has at last been fur nished to satisfy the taste of all be- records and the establishing of new , b.olders. The addition of a new winchapters at the university, all have a . dow seat and two large wall seats has large influence toward heightening the added greatly to the comfort of loung hustle and snap with which the rush ers. These are all done in black leath ing must be carried through. The fact er with stained oak woodwork and are that we had only thirteen of last year's just the proper thing for a room of this men back spurred us to greater efforts description. All the old pictures, pen and the results we have to show you nants and pillows have been replaced will certainly prove the worth and by new ones and an immense minor adequacy of our methods. The very first day we pledged four men and this placed over the mantle, finishes off the effect in royal style. This will un doubtedly be the favorite rendezvous 1907 No. I HOUSE PARTY. We think last year's house party de serves mention because of the unique weather conditions prevailing. It rain ed! It rained when the girls arrived!! It rained Saturday morning!!! It rained Saturday afternoon!!!! It rain ed Saturday night!!!!! By Sunday there was no I'ain left, so it turned cold. Did ii dampen our pleasure or freeze our spirits? No ma'am. Noth ing like that. The rain only made Hie formal dance Friday night at the Lincoln Club the more enjoyable as no shirts were wrinkled or collars mussed. The next morning we played cards and sang and became so well acquainted that when a minstrel show was proposed for the afternoon every number has since been raised to eight, seven freshmen and one junior. Al though we had only one carriage at our disposal, by the use of a well per fected system we were able to meet all trains. In place of one large smoker [ water colors, the gifts of Mrs. Keiper which it has been our custom to give and Mrs. Geupel. and the placing of heretofore we entertained the new men two large chairs, presented to the chap one in fine condition for the windup, namely, one of Miss Anna's master at small affairs each night during the ter by .Mrs. Levei'ing and the house party guests. No changes were made this summer in the general lay of the house, but our ambitions lie in the pieces in the dinner line. Judging from what the girls said when "Dad" called upon each for a speech, we con cluded it the best houseparty ever. rush. Ill this way we were able to reach a far greater number and bring them into closer acquaintance with our real life at the house. The system at the Pig Dinner, so don't miss it. The apearance of the two front rooms has also been improved by the hanging of two beautiful landscapes, done in hope to see completed in another year. ing nearly all the eligible men in scbool and we pride ourselves that we The exterior of the house has been pledges are: C. .1. Hanley. '11. Chillicothe. 0.; R. M. Sparks. '11. Muncie; 1\'. L. Temple. '11. South Bend. Ind.; .M. H. Iddings, '11. Crown Point. Ind.; E. L. Kleiman. '11, bpringfleld. 0.; F. Reuchert. '11, Buffalo. N. Y.; P. Seybold. '11. Rockville. Ind. Lambda Iota wishes to introduce to her alumni affiliated brothers ,Tay Craven. Denison University. '06. and Homer W. Williams, Indiana Univers ity. '06. These men. counting the pledges, 1aise our chapter roll to twenty-three, lull we are not superstitious; no. not withstanding that we started the year with thirteen and we expect before the end of this semester to equal the num improved some by the application of a paint brush and the terraces, the most pleasing feature of our location, have completely recovered from the effects fcioiiowing is a list of the old ''Butch" Shafer, '08: "Bugs" Brown, '08: "Strings" Levering. 'OS; "Rum- mie" LaFollette.'09; "Schimmie" Vaile. 'Of); "Cleve" Eger, '09; "Ossie" Shir- mer. '09; "Pins" McCallum, '10; "Di" "Kink" Clark is buying timber and running mills in Tennessee for the Muncie Wheel & Jobbing Co. "Em" Mills is assistant superintend ent for the same firm. main. M. & St. P. WABASH CHAPTER ENTERTAINED fcr the ,1. G. White Co. "Abe" Burke is drafting for the C. "Silky" Steele is in Albion. N. Y., "Boscoe" Seybold is with the M estLambda lota gave her first informal dance October 11. As in former years this served to introduce our new men into the society of Lafayette's fair ones. The Wabash-Purdue footbsll game was scheduled to take place next day, so most of the Wabash chapter came up Friday for the dance and re mained as our guests over Sunday. inghouse Co. "Rhody" Rhodehamel is coating pills for Eli Lilly Co.. in Indianapolis. Ferd Murr is following his profes sion in Indianapolis. "Tommy" Thompson is drafting at Salt Lake City. Charlie Jennin.gs is running a water Music was imported from Indianapolis test at Loraine. 0.. in the interests and refreshments were served to fifty- of the American Steel & Wire Co. five. "Hiram" Bragg is chemist for the Ohio Brass Co., at Mansfield, O. "Chic" Bailey is finishing his course o AN INITIATION. Tuesday. November 12. we initiated the first of our new men. C. G. Hurd. men: ALUMNI NOTES. of a blighting gas treatment given them last spring by the breaking of a ber in the chapter during any previous year, in the evening was delightful and a Li'isk drive Sunday morning put every direction of a new kitchen, which we worked well, for we succeeded in dat have pledged the pick of them all. The one in the crowd offered his services and the talent displayed was some thing wonderful. The informal dance at Colorado State College at Boulder. "Pinkie" Marsh is vocal instructor '09, of Chica.go. 111. Charles is a grad uate of Hyde Park High School and at Denison University. a former student at Armour Institute. He has all the good attributes of those who hail fi'om the Windy City, with at Indianapolis. Charley Williamson is with the Big the addition of quietness and will un doubtedly be an able and willing work Bui'ton, '10; "Nig" Geupel, '10; "Slip" Klmes. '10; "Sally" Weintz. '10; "Gabe" great pleasure in introducing him to Goebel. '10. our alumni. er for Phi Gamma Delta. We take "Max" Barrett is a medical student Foui'. "Loch" Turner is in the glass busi ness with his father at, Terre Haute. Von der Lippe is a clerk Planters' Hotel. St. Louis. at the \r\nTHE Boilermaker Fiji BOILERMAKER matter so as to allow us to decide as EDITORS L. H. GOEBEL, '10, W. L. TEMPLE. '11, . . . . Editor . . . . Assistant Don't fail us. a few aside from those most recently graduated from the chapter. Now we want news about the older brothers, Any thing and everything is what we want; Don't neglect to notify us. of any changes in your addresses. We wish we will not discriminate; we can't we need the news. MISS ANNA this reason we wish to avoid all such Miss Anna O'Conner has given up her published as formerly, at Thanksgiv ing, February 1st and Founder's Day. May 1st. If you do not receive your paper around these dates, drop us a card and another copy will be sent to you at once. The paper is published for the alumni and so in mailing it we wish to be certain that each copy will reach its de.stination without mishap. All the brothers who have been in position with us to become matron of the new Y. M. C. A. If there was one thing which, more than another, help ed to make our life in the house pleas ant and wholly satisfactory, it was surely the thoughtful care and help given us b.y her on all occasions. Our good fortune in having her may not have been fully realized while she was with us. but we have had it l)rnu.eht to our attention since and we will al ways look back upon the times that o At the beginning of the school year of 1906-'07 the Registrar of the Uni versity abandoned the practice of hav ing all professors send in monthly re ports to his office. This inconven ienced us inasmuch as we had gone each month to his office and obtained Miss Anna ran the establishment as the halcyon days when we did not have pie every night. Miss Anna has lately been married. F'JIS PROMINENT IN SCHOOL AF ponent, and Member Tan Beta Pi. derived from fra ternity life. With the opening of this year we resolved to let nothing pre vent us from re-establishing this sys tem. so now each month a personal talk is had with the instructors and the exact standing of the brothers is obtained with even more accuracy than was possible with the old method. By this system wtv. hope to abolish all flunking and raise ^ur scholastic stand ing an appreciable degree. bris; Managing Editor of the Ex Levering—Fraternity Editor of 'OS Debris. not decided definitely upon the date of the pig Dinner. To suit our conven ience this can be one of two dates— Friday. December 29, or Saturday. De cember 21. In order to have as many brothers back as possible we wish to choose the day which will be agreeable to the majority. You will oblige us greatly if immediately upon receipt of this copy of the Fiji, you will drop us a line stating your preference in the both feet and feel it slosh here; we want, you all, and we Intend to have yon. Our dining room has never l)een taxed to its fullest capacity. We wonder if it has a and show limit. Come us. LAMBDA IOTA AT THE EKKLESIA. .]. E. Hall, Mil; H. W. -Vi'arsli, '09; .1. O. Schirmcr, '(19; W. J. Burton. '03; R. W. Levering, '08; I. Coppes. '07; W. W. Turner, '05; F. Todd, 03; H. E. Bachtenkircher, '0:1; A. M. Burke, '07; .1. H. McKinley. '00; W. R. Elden, '05; '10; E. F. Mills, '03; C. A. Jennings, 'OG; C. W. Eger. '09. Saturday evening. Novemlier IGth, we held our second informal dance. —'09— then entertained and dance. Brother Mills same over from Mnncie and Brothers Wildhack, Kirlin and Williamson were up from Indianapolis. Vaile—Circulating Editor of the Ex Pictnre- ball Squad. and during the rest of the day at a dinner LaFollette—Vice-Presirlent of the Ath letic Association; Member of the .lunior Prom. Committee, and Mem ber of the .lunior Basketliali Team. ponent, and Member of Varsity Foot This was qtiite an occasion, for we took the girls to the Wisconsin-Purdue game in the afternoon Shafer—Assistant Athletic Editor of '08 Debris, and Member Tati Beta Pi. Covers were set for for ty-five at a table beautifully decorated by Mrs. Keiper. -Butch flunking a quiz. Pi cture- -Rawson with a battered phiz. —'10— -Eger without a date. -Pins not coming in late. Picture- -Hanley wearing a frown. Picture- -Slim rnnning some one PicturePicture- o We wish to call special attention of the alumni to the fact that we have with FIJIS DANCE. we were left without any check on our work- and consequently wei'e great benefits in around your legs. Forget everything except that you like everybody and ev erybody likes you. Tbey will all be -'OS- Brown—Editor-in-Chief of the 'OS De valuable .lust throw aside ev- eiything and come. Get the spirit of the thing, come back early and jump FAIRS. to put the necessary aid where it was needed. The practice being stopped, assistance which is one of the most the year for the active men and should be so for each and every one of the alumni. Being the only time during the year that all of the brothers .are urged to visit us. at the same time A. E. Brockenbrongh, 'OG; E. C. Burton. o a complete report of each brother's standing, which, of course, allowed us ly handicapped in giving that mutual their annual Pig Dinner at the Chap ter House. This is the biggest day of will he accepted. LEAVES US. the chapter during the last two years will certainly be sorry to hear that The paper will be ber 20th or 21st. the ahmini and un dergraduates of r.,ambdn Iota will hold no excuses should be offered for non- course, need your co-opertion. There need be no delay in your receipt of the paper if you communicate any changes in your address to us at once, and for delay if possible. (By onr Special Correspondent). Friday or Saturday evening. Decem attendance, for we assure you none to keep our mailing list up to date in every particular, and to do this we. cf DINNER. da lota Will Get Together. We need alumni notes, as you see the column in this issue mentions only ceive the thanks of the editors. EDITGRIAL. PIG Alumni and Undergraduates of Lamb and the only source of such news is yourself; so waste a little time, if ycu consider it a waste, and send us any item which may come to you. and re NOVEMBER 28, 1907 BIG scon as posibie upon the better night of the two. Published quarterly by the members of the Lambda ilola Chapter of the Phi Gamma Delta. FIJI Rimes—President of '10 Class and Sec retary of the Athletic Association. Geupel—Member of '10 Football Team and Basketball Squad. Goebel—Left End on '10 Football Team and All-Class Football Team. —'11— down. Picture- -Strings PicturePicturePicture- iddings—Vice-President of Freshman Class; Captain of Freshman Foo'ball Team; Memlier of '11 Basketball Squad, and Right Half on All-Clr.ss Football Team. not looiung h's best. -Bugs ponying a test. -Dippy making a call. -Byron growing up tall. But all these are piclures no artist could paint. Wouldn't they fill in a landscape and make it look quaint? \r\nTHE DOPE. Another footba'l season has passed at Pni'due and still the team has not taken the predicted brace. every game has been a Although disappoint ment to the ever loyal backers of the Old Gold and Black, some encour aging features still remain visible to BOILERMAKER FIJI Lafayette, and jnst as sure as that is so, we are bound to go up. A good school can't be kept down any easier than a .good man can be. We have the spirit, we have the men and we in large bunches, descended upon the chosen for one among their number, have the coach and we will have the joicing. And it came to pass, the next day, which was a fine large morning, that at night a guard of strong, results. We predict that next rat, when the sand is spread on the arena I and the .giadia'tors trot out the odds j will be in our favor and the little god i that watches over the fortunes of our a Nubian, sometime called "Nig," re ceived a parchment with glad tidings enscribed thereon, and there was re steady, stalwart stiffs was stationed at the city gates, and there was de livered unto the hands of the Bell- us and the reason for printing this football wax cow, the hornless, called Ossie by his column is that we wish you to learn strong on the incense we will burn. fellow ghouls, a box containing grub, of our views The indications for a good basket ball team tbis winter are fairly en which is much sought after in that couraging. Lewis is the only one of last year's team in school, but the on the arrival of said box at 'the pal on this subject. Any conclusions you may have reached by reading the pink sheet are very liable to be erroneous. Purdue is having a slumi), a the bad slump, in football and athletic authorities here realize this fact more than anyone else and you may rest assured that no stone is being left unttirned to raise our team to the standard of former years. At the beginning of the season a coach was obtained who came to us with a very enviable reputation. Tur ner was last year with Syracuse Uni versity. In the first game, with Yale, were overwhelmed, but made they team will once more material developed by the class teams will be sufficient to ably fill the va cant positions. The class basketball season is in progress at the present time. The race for the championship lies between the Sophomores, with their last year's team intact, and the Freshmen, who have an exceptionally strong bunch of men. The Freshmen seem to have the best chance at pres ent, as they are playing a wonderfully fast and scientific game for a cl'ss team. The varsity will start practice at once under the supervision of the veteran such progress that in their last game coach. Jamison. THE MEMORIAL It was for his power of Up ace, the clan was assembled, the cook stampeded, and a night of wild orgie commenced. The banquet resembled Bostock's wild animal show at feeding- time only the noise was less musical, being caused by the slaughtering of selections by the brass-tongued, bel lows winded quartet led by the pride of Culver, Temple, popularly known as red, the rusty haired beaut from Butte. And it came to pass, that in time the .grub was consumed even unto the smallest atom, and then was there weeping and wailing and gnashing of 'teeth among those that had loafed too long at Kienly's or had tarried yet a while once too often with the fair damsels who make their homes in the catacombs of South Ninth Street and GYM. they iilayed the Carlisle Indians to a standstill. country, especially in Them days. A great deal of talk has been oc casioned by the delay in starting the the surrounding footpaths. And one McCallum, R. L., alias "Pins," the Poor Stick, was loath to be present developing a team quickly that Tur construction of the ner was secured, and so we must place nasium. the resijonsibility of our poor showing quite so badly as this gym. and the as he was busy stuffing cotton into the ears of his paternal parent to committee in charge realizes this fact keep out the blatant blasts issuing but have not been able to overcome forth from the festival. And when the sun ascended on a new day. all was elsewhere, as good man. face he is undoubtedly a Admitting this we come the unavoidable obstacles. First, fact that the the amount of money subscribed was not considered as large as might be championship and it was thou.ght best not to go Here a.gain one asks why isn't ahead with the actual construction un til every available dollar had been jiled.ged. Next, when the architects selected had drawn up the plans, it the team. with Gym material was not the kind necessary for to face some Memorial There is nothing we need making of a the material good, out of two thou sand there should be enough good still, for 'the faithful slept, and it was so. Thus sayeth the scribe. Our Guest Book Contains the Foilowing Names: G. H. Koons, Muncle. men for a dozen teams; and there are, was found that they called for too G. O. Wildhack, 'OG. but they can't all get out for the vai'- much money, and so another set had to be made. The same fault was found H. W. Rhodehamel, '07. R. W. Skinner, Tiffin. 0. sity. Two days before the Notre Dame game eleven men, mostly ineligibles. I)icked from the four class teams, scored three touchdowns on the var with these and also with another set submitted at a later date. The ar chitects are now at work on a fourth set of plans which are expected to fill all requirements and allow the work K. I-I. Blacklidge, '06. L. E. Hall. '06. F. L. Murr, '06. H. Severson. Wabash. E. S. Wagner, Wabash. R. L. Junod. Chicago, 111. This proves men to get under way. If the founda tion can be put in this fall the build E. H. O'Neall. Crawfordsville. conclusively that some good football ing should be completed some time players are still attending classes at P. T. Hurt, Crawfordsville. T. P. Stein, Crawfordsviile. these men will be out for the varsity next sprin.g. A modern, well-finished g.vmnasium will be a great boon to all the students and professors and will add many pleasing features to and a decided improvement will surely our colle.ge life. sity in twenty minutes. the University. follow. Next season most of Althou.gh we have been los "WHAT CAME OFF." ing for the last two years, our repu tation for clean athletics is still as bright as ever, and certainly no Pur due student or alumnus would want it dimmed simpiy for the sake of a winning team. Mark A. Brown, Crawfordsville. W. S. Lantz. Crawfordsville. R. B. Parrott. Crawfordsville. Lee Perkins, '05. Phoenix, Ariz. G. H. Losey, ex'03. Prazz Jennings. '06. Charles Williamson, ex-'lO. or, The Lid of a Clyde Whitney. Crawfordsviile. Box. By Ella Keeler Wheelbox, the Author of "Hen Bur," "The Band on the Ox," and "The Suspenders." Once on there was a time during The purest athletic system in the the reign of the right honorable Ra- country is found right here in West mesis III. if not sooner, 'that gladness. E. H. Payne, Wabash '09. U. J. Sheller, Wabash. G. W. Studebaker, Wabash '10. Ray Brown, Wabash 'OS. Hal Hickman, Indiana '09. T. E. Piers, Wabash. C. C. Sanders. Indiana '11. \r\nTHE BOILERMAKER Byron FIJI FUN. "Saliy" Weintz has a new nickname. Call him "Tickle" and hear him laugh. A few bright questions from Iddings: "Are you in love with a girl when you dream about her?" "Is heliotrope a color?" In engine lab., after looking at a is playing basketball FIJI again. A. A pig dinner once a year with plenty of hospitality on the side is ali to the good, but when "Slip" starts giving im a little pig dinner every night it's The Dutch are again in poss?ssion another? Yes. we think st). Jay Craven stays at Purdue and goes An unsophisticated West Side fresh man to Seybold: "Say. you'li be a sophomore over at the Phi Gam House next year and ought to have something to say about taking in new men. Now don't you forget to speak a good word for me." Ask "Di" Burton about "The .Mystery of the Barber Shop," or "Who Lather ed the to DePauw. Schirmer, '09. "Strings" Levering says the Tau Betas chased him up an alleyway, but he stepped over a fence and got away. rush. freshman (o "Bull h." after seating hiniself -csia-- fortably in one of the easy chairs in C. C. MAILING Adams, 222 McCiellan H. Bachtenkircher, Care Tfrag~-Clt3r-TnTicngD,''111, St., room rent? Indianapolis. Ind. Get Max Barrett, 1999 N. New Jersey St., field, Ohio. R. A. Brintnall. Vigil, Ohio. hook! It looks as though the fine mark we set last year in vaudeville would be surpassed. is division engineer for the Southern Pacific, with headquarters at Tempe, Arizona. Since putting on the brown and white ribbons. "Butch" has plenty of time to rehash some of "Em" Mills' stories and he does it—not. Ground has been broken for a new Experiment Station. "Slim" Sparks has been kept off the freshman football team by an injury to his knee which happened in the tank scrap. Fred Riebel III has been pledged. Q. in What is the most important city the IT. S.? Ans. (Williams), Hamilton, Ohio. Correct, sit down. Ohio. G. Jenkins, Care Indianaapolis Water Co., India.napolis, Ind. P. C. Kiriin, 1707 Central Ave.. Indianapoiis, Ind. F. B. Lescher, Cumberland, Ind. W. .1. Burton, 214 W. Evans Ave., Cleveland. 14th St., O. K. H. Blacklidge, Kokomo, Ind. E. M. May, Care Traylor Engineei*ing Co., 2 Rector St., N. Y. City. H. W. Merkel, 2705 Eden Ave., Cin cinnati, O. Chicago, 111. E. S. Mills, Care Muncie Wheel & Jobbing Co., Muncie, Ind. J. M. McKinley, Bedford, Ind. F. Meyers, Crwfordsville, Ind, L. nix W. Care F. Murr, 608 N. Capitol Ave., Indian Perkins, 422 S. Center St., Phoe Ariz. R. R. Rice, Lafayette, Ind. F. Riebel, Jr., Westinghouse Elec. & 89 Walnut St., D. S. Brown. Dayton Hydraulic Mch. Co., Dayton, Ohio. A. O. Brockeubrotigh, Lafayette, Ind. A. M. Burke, 1:145 Railway Ex. Bldg., Chicago, 111. W. L. Clark, Lynnville, Tenn. W. C. Campbell, 592 E. 140 St., N. Y. City. Mt'g. Co., E. Pittsburg, Pa. H. W. Rhodehamei, 1720 Orange St., Indianapolis, Ind. R. Seybold, Westinghouse Mfg. Co., Pittsburg, Pa. Eiec. & F. B. Standiford, Care I,,ake Lumber Co., Newton, Miss. M. E. Steels. Albion. N. Y., Care White Construction Co. W. W. Taggart. Charlestown, Ind. I,. V. Coppes, 4820 Evans .4ve..'Chi cago, 111. No. you're mistaken, "Pins" didn't go to Champaign. raine, apolis, Ind. Pueblo. Colo. J. W. Bunting, 2408 Brother Lee Perkins blew in on us from Arizona a few weeks ago and sbook the alkali dust off on our door mat and contributed some real dust towards decorating our smoking room. G. S. Hubbeil. 440 Winthrope Ave., Chicago, lil., and 1:):17 Commerciai Bank Bldg., Chicago, 111. " E. F. jvmis,, 22"franclsco TeiTa'cer' C. T. Bragg, 114 Park West, Mans the "Perk" Dearborn C. L. Bailey, 1028 Pleasant St., Boul der, Colorado. board?" Sinaioa, Mexico. H. W. Marsh. Granville. O., Phi Gamma Delta. LIST. Schenectady, N. Y. the reception room: "Now. before I do anything. I want to ask a few questions. What is your What do you charge tor D. G. Hubbeli, Apartado 129, Care Ferrocanii C. R. Y. & P., Mazatlan- G. H. Losey, Kokomo, Ind. ALUMNI H. C. Adams, Oklahoma City, Okla. the Inf. J. E. Hall, Cor. 27th and Meridian ,1. H. Leech, 419 14th St., Toledo, O. because his brain won't work. During F. H. Herzsch, 61(1 Penn. Ave., Will- H. There is some class to our senior bunch—6G 2-3% made Tau Beta Pi. "Nig" Geupel has the honor of be ing the only three '10 man in his class. South C. A. Jennings, Hotel Franklin, Lc- What next "Pins?" The W. C. T. U.? "Nig" isn't absent minded, it's just Chair?" Co.. St..' Indianapolis, Ind. of the German Village. attend Bucyrus sin burg, Pa. Lieut., 28th Can a student stay at one school and "Does that thing run by steam?" W. Gregg, Milwaukee, Wis. A. F. Haii, Fort Schnelling, Minn., 2d us for the Wabash. straight line engine for about fifteen minutes: Cale Gough. Boonviile, Ind. W. A. Clare, Care Dayton Hydraulic Machine Co., Dayton, O. C. Crumpacker, Hammond, Ind. M. A. Dawson, Care Bobbs-Merrill Co.. Indianapolis. F, S. Deneen. Care Ohio Brass Wks., Mansfieid. O, J. H. Thomas. Crawfordsville, Ind, O. E. Thaleg, 117 E. Ridge St.. Mar- quette, Mich. C. M. Thompson, 470 S. 3d East St., Salt Lake City, Utah, F. G. Todd, 0553 Yale Ave., Chicago, 111. A. Von der Lippe, Planter's Hotel, St, Louis, Mo. H. W. Dietrich, Noblesviiie, Ind. W. P. Westfail, Oklahoma City, Okla. E. G. O. Wildhack, 1201 Broadway, In ill. Dobbins, Bedford, Ind. R. W. Duncan. Lafayette, Ind. W. R. Elden, 4859 Madison Ave., Chicago, lii. W. R. Ewing. Care Ewing & Foiey Dredging Co., Rockport, 111. J. G. Goodliue. Bakerfieid, Calif. dianapolis, Ind. C. G. Williamson, 2006 N. Indianapolis, Penn St., Ind. C. C. Witt. Goshen. Ind. C. W. Zimmerman, Ave., Seattle, Wash. 1400 Brooklyn