The Gavelyte, October 1913

II I I 11 Jl1ts of OC'll I' II I lt>1ilt11• th ch nil t\ ,I 111 t 011t h• !] l\1 r l T It I • l I I t h I 11 I I' I'll f'P I I IC k 1" I l.n 1' • 011 p dd \ 0111· Ith. ('I pt Inn? HP t h1 1111 111• Ill 111 1 ,,.,._ \Ir. 1'.rnl T11rnb11l1 ha h,1d !i!'VC't'nl Inn· ,·nn,Pr.t lion y,JLh 1>1 l(l~inn<~ .. ·n c•h:in1'P. Panl, )On'll h:nP to t:tlk to lhP girl hr t. \I ls. Hach ,J Ta rho will hole! n nH Pl n~ of 'ThP Hh .i I " (ktolH" ~1 P0n't fnrg I. hn)s! Patl'oni7,e our act,c•rtisu·s. They ar ,,orthv of yonr patronag-P. :\I si-;r--. Erne:;t and "'E-mlall T•'o...t r. of llw ·1:1 r-ln •. , lr>ft on 8Pp temh r ~;; for Lane , rninan at Cincinnati, wlwre th1 y n erPd on th ir (>mirrnry course. Good lurk to you both! .\.'k a certain student how to pell "psychology." Rlanc-!w nnd Dorothy are companions in misery now. Rar·h l ;;: y "I know how to ·ympathiz with you girls." Th re are eYeral Hootewanne~ in college. \Yill som hocly plea P expJ,ain. This paper will offer a liberal reward for a photograph of one. There is considerable "1-nocking" in the new laboratory the,-r rlay.s. The gym. is to haYe a new floor. If the college would not allow the gir'l to play it wouldn't wrnr out o soon. ucce s ometimes consi t in adjustment. Ralph Elder demonstrate,d to the oratory class that he i.; on to the ki sing game. Blanche says, "Stop that!" Funny how Mary and 'Dave always get together in clas . Prof. Jurkiat-Paul, what German tribe ettled in Southern Italy? Paul-The Bombard , I tthink. • 1iss Ritch'ie-\\'hy did hakespeare go to London? ::\Iary Bird-Because he had been hunting dears (deer). \\'ill omebody please tell Fred Town ley who the poet-laureatP of the l:'nited tate" is? tudent-I'm going to study. Prof. Jurkat-A good resolution. In political economy Pro!. llen pounded on the de k and asked why that was not labor? Ada. \\'.-Bec-au:::e it lacks intelligence.