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the top floor front, but fire also Stuart House, now -the residence
help others than is offered right
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noticed s
nwas
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hers in tht .nis
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en
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nn
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;tahers
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fact is
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closet on by Mr. Stackpole, in 1811, theg
of Shedden's room
a
is C
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l
pek
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th"
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ont
4day.
We could see how war fol- through these closets.
pssibnetudyg sa
soo ona we
pole or Se
t exe our thnks to the
Andover, at
Farar
Esquire
to
found
he
awoke,
Sheddens
When
pilodr
orSperason
for generous way in which
his room full of smoke and flames expressing a wish that some 1hi-iatter
During- the winter term a new
and
victory
a
s
some......,defea
Sttoard
chani
forthe ta'thou..ot
worked
he
dori
a
ere
would
anthropi-st
all
it
through
ran
he
but
e
ich
regard to ve
idea'is tobe adopted it),
ere
and on March t 29,
who had
g.
g. so
Englishes, Bnr
usedthe
E the -tory;HButterfield,
BARTEh,
nirTe officials
the open eetigs
Mnt'
hattheother
to tDavison, andi
5
~Neuburypbrtas
-fromthe victim; but what tiuitde~-on the back side. --Their--the ' wrote
-l~
fireproperty
Aademy
bey
the
to
swept
Hall,
Bartlett
theffelows
coultted
gehliverati-n
ofthe
oming
bUsnes
MING POOL, ?M TSeifi.
thicy of
to put
of the Trusteesinto
were .permission
in thebutentry flames
fellows
impressive other
be the most
seemed tothe
d a or- atn, 51 ft.; 55
then ed
and
1908,it was
evening.g
turned
the,efor
for
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grams
belonggs
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all
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ats io.vera- foth-e
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u
an gdd~ihe
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. --ro.Chamberlain
Simonson,
the
Newburyport,
of work
results'of which
Bartlett
meet from the
at on
. who had the started his
men to
e butcheY would continue forneverd siescape, aand1. Speer,
nleving
-William
.
ne
a
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DecI modelling
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irng
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-a
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e
it~
Shedden',
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back
room
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eh
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. Sbikd' s o
0ya
5
of the" 's;,tyeraT.
donorBalett
and theMrs.
Seminary,
the
d
nations
already built.
the' great
Halfh
the. and
Sanborn, aewho Hl·I
by' w
aroused,
the c hebeing
out ofatoday
spread
.g:tiy.Brad-'
would
T
anienhow
ow Mae,.
The
fpr-_
openeieteigh.ear'istone'of
theSunday-school
oflThe
s
PrCoanW,
TeT
Tintoe
~
f
aneshnsastee
mbando~t~sst
W
orof omra
rust
~will
the tplrtyin
ntry, fortlLnt,,
swape since
snce the provid e
iege lives and c theuthe fire escape
evend
We
ofetosards
xe
mode eng w'fterhave expnseofhhousandsof
argeomeetng
'd:ichraeofea
two rooms, and the-new, hall was, ient
Onte;
ed
the
the bmsz
full of suffocatig smoke,
hle
,-was
poheof hall
esae,
o te impoverishment
oftentimes at
Will Fiftenp
,..e;:.-.-"~"
...... -Hev,-::.:~z.-/c::
'~'~5 to~ him-.
.atopic assigned
ers
to
te
Sepote
on
dedicated
maker
to
ladder,.
iro.
th"e
aon,-merelyto shrink had to use
i saeaers for that of'awiao e,
choe
hen
M. Gould,
S. Gould,
cs
Stuart doelivering bury, Bockius,
mee wa
Wheach to their forer places with the next an exit. Nobody on the top floor Professor Moses,
:evIemng. refoT
particular',
the'ill
topictn
After the fire was well under way by Mr. Bartlett, ea tdent was
o the French, which has gone throug
echbefore coming tc
to paythe Trustees four dollars a ti
the topfloor
th'south entry,,
in on
saw France,
Westages,
ards,
bt
fewwodssevensieges.
the-meeting.
onwas year for the use of the furniture ony o the 20
to
of the entryh next
one broad
iest
ve e
the
he aevening,
the eader of fter
,by
t ~j ~Pea
- ~nn;
e
no". ! ers;: ''i:
1 to the
DilR
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r ' ,7
e.-.."
,b
]'t~"'~ ib~u(,'f30i0'~!,
n
at
the
le
to
be appropriated
the money torepair
e o
w
meeting ,wilbe thrown open' for epansentof land inhabitated b the found to be on fire. The conflait in
Fpare -i
"an
discussion and
a
to willb.
wishes
'won'~whoo
In this
tik
,'split up into
.'
Gauls, 'then,',' next
tW Weseeit
and
t
n
to t
spea
s n sp e dh
oor there and even rched
thrd k p
ke p n:, it in re ar
r'
Fe
part
.'es
from the figur;.
Iin seen
,s
for th oiSe
ued adortory
of thesecond. If they had thought
oused
Sem
the
for
a, dorkitory
as
way the fellows'ill-have more time whole again.,
thin
to think-up what they-are tosay
the
of
transfer
the
with
;
but
imary
tch,
would"
entry
asaid
north
the
u
that it is the that
mtabdet
vsoMr. cry
tea~istoicof the-evenin eg rd
he
popery to t Anem
fellows could easily, have saved Semnary
the
tecmngej.neration
604evinin-bsns of
the to
The- toco
tha
heV.
thems~r~efbep
w
-
be
-''to to establish
right;
,:
setmatters
-'all
meetings,
tei
e tolook toittat-the
the will
:
i ' -py r -u'pii.ier- a
fouida-
their
thep
beonging,
ottie
~iidr thet
Bibl&',
csid>-6ou bfurther
vlzation, n
cass? to do otherwise.
in's libel:
he
'aioiis
ven~A
· by thkl~l~adeof
work,`withigreatthr
Eaton,
,
j
-PLUNGE
Si
55
ft
n
n
the blaze.' ,of
in other sounded the Andover engine arThe atti- rived, closely followed by the h ook
hlle ellws udeto ivard -war, is changing and
st cme
F
pce.
change
tha
l
with thicgs.
into
few
ar.,
tiigsglornous wfen
long i
evening, the the ver
has
t
ani" it
-
eine
and
cenS
and-lethe Ballardale stearner Byth
.
..
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time the.. pressure was so
reach tinhe- 'top floor
eoug t
-
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ft.,
t'
ft.;'
ft. 6 in., 53
4th
rs).
17-Rev.' Charles R. Brown,
D., - Dean, of - the Yale
-School. of Religion.
-s -
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fought'ior
hoped
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in the, otfhr roomse.
vsble
oslywere""Toesr
vainn.,ihough, if
or :thea olhe
rolling" meijji'
hal wast burnin aiddl fan
frctdj, 1 Tis' great sruggle -~oothere
hii
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Icnvl~bi~asse*l~ie~.~p
the eb S a'lk
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es
it is 'simated,
men,
p~st~tli~re
llin
FearsX'n~
ulty.
dinj
itadr-
tre,'a
-90-
in
the firen-proof wait in
tAhasieei-the"-customforsome
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THE PHILLIPIAN
tbe
Pbilliian
BOARD OF EDITORS
AuLN V.
HxzLT.
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H. P. HAaONWCEa. *Ie
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This is only one of the many
I'systems in vogue at different
places and while each may have'
ulof Nlw Engl
fadlodtlo
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lence
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hondeld
watbrlnevry
W. A. KIRLD. 'is building quickly and without con-
vacuum plant. Rooms
Wellesley college when nearly four
hundred girls left the smoke filled
PAUL ABOTI. 'I
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Andover needs and, we
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EDWARD H. QUIMBY.
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Bartlet Hall
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______________________________'A_.
d
esting information was contained
fighting fires," such as has been
The majority of the students,
recently adopted at Willi'ams. It
-also said, "While fire is never expected, it always.comes sooneror
later, at
mostreportsays.
--times." The writer had no' idea
that such a fire as destroyed Bartlett yesterday morning, was either
probable or possible with the fire
walls and brick construction used
in the building. We can see from
this experience that fire walls, etc.,
" do not prevent large fires, and that
therefor there should be some sy-
attending American Colleges, do
not take the physical exercise
necessary to keep their bodies in a
ionthe
Dr.-Wigert showed that out of
141,600 students in 150 institutions
only 18,359 participate in the
athletic games. While in nonvarsity games 45,378 men take
part. On the sports not played
under the
$71,000 is spent annually.
Out of 143 colleges, taking part in
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The students of the University of
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Open throughout the year. Rates
per day Baniquets served to
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402 Bittnier Street
in Andover whereby every man in
Dr. Wingert's investigation is
'a dormitory can be accounted for part of the programme now being
in case of fire in that building. It carried on by colleges to have all
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20 per cent give corrective exercises; 14 per cent give hygenic lectures; 5 per cent require swimming;
171PhillIs Hall, mAGENT
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genies.
take no interest in fostering any
The whole school realizes how type of exercise; 51 per cent try
loss of life, and is thankful for it,
yet we also know that there were
some cases where fellows got out
just in time. The fact remains
.T.omp
T.
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We make our own Ice Crea
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stem adopted for just such emer- inter-collegiate sports, 37 per cent
fortunate we were to have had no to create a love for football, base-
ichen
Andover Can
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in the report of Dr. H. Shindle
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Entered at the Andover Post Office as
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twen.five boys and teen masers.
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TICKETS-ALL THEATRES
Gore, fullback, Yale.
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HERRICK--opfey Square
quarterback, Cornell; Toolan, right halfback, Williamns; Ma-k
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present coach at Williams College,
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Young Men's Outntter
oung Men's Outfitter,
Hollis-John Drew in "The Prodigal Husband."
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COMPANY
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American House, Boston, Mass.
shoes,
boot
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W. B Chell, Eli
At the Theatres
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Andover
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At Chap's next Monday and Tues-
others will probably follow day, December 14th and 15th.
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KlK rHarrower, 30 Bartlet Hall at once.
Majesti--Guy Bates in "Omar,
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tournaments held by the various heavy weights.
Regular and Raglan shoulders.
classes of marksmen and provides,
trophies in the national competi$28.00 to $35.00.
tions.
Young mnen's suits.
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Clothing; Hats,
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Exclusive Novelties in N
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be especially designed and made for Whitlock's Bookstore, New Haven,
the individual.
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EDWARDHINES. President
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WE GUARANTEE that the Quality of all Stationery, Blank Books, Blocks,
Pads, Covers, and all School Supplies is the highest obtainable and prices
charged for same Lower than prices charged by any. other Andover dealer.
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WE GUARANTEE that the Price of every text book sold
by the Andover Bookstore is the net pce .made by the
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of our Stationery and Printing to beunequalled by the. product of any plant in
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BANNERS, POSTERS, SOUVENIR BOOKS
At a Lower Price than School Solicitors Charge - for Inferior Goods.
4x4-10 to 30x30-00 feet and all sizes joists in WHITE PINE,
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City Trade and Prompt Deliveries Our Specialty
We are making a special price.
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These
polishied;
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Andover Bookstore
The
JOHN N.. COLE, Manager.
Why not buy College Seals for your-Chri'stmas
presents?
Press
times over a'stretch of 42'years the records of each would have took part in a series of summer
PRESENTS,'
CHRIST MAS
The Andover
7
inches in diam. Mounted on a quartered oak-shield 12 by
14 inches finished in dark: This is something that-will:,
always keep. Our price $2, other scharge from $3 to $4
Money refunded if not satisfied.
have the Yale'colorsbeen lowered shown more defeats.
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in defeat.
games on Long: Island for -three
weeks this fall.
Rutgers, the little New Jersey
Plans for opening next season
championship 12 times anid on' 2. 1869-the same year as Princeton,
other occasions it went throughith- and those two colleges are the
season- unbeaten, Yale's claim to 'pioneers in the football world.
Michigan was the first college in
be a champion was dispuited.
line up as follows: Pitchers: Way,
Underwood, Walsh and Watrous;
catchers: Hunter and Shaffer; first
bzse, Bush and Pumnpelly; second
Since football has been. played
-Yale- has' won- the undisputed -college, fiegan playing football in make it likely that- the team will
Neither Harvard nbr Princeton' the west to adopt football,' taking base, Milbumrn shortstop, Le Gore;
WILSON M FG. COU.
Waverey, mass.
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third base, Reilly; outfield, Hanes,
records can compare with Yale's up the game in 1878.
Easton, -Vaughn and Capitain Mid-
when all things are taken into con-
Here are records concerning some dlebrobk.
sideration. Princeton began play(Contlnued froui page 1)
Many fellows turned out at the ing football in 1869, and Harvard of the biggest college, showing
first alarm and gave muc-b aid to took up the game in 1874. Prince- what they have done in a football
confined it to the upper two floors the fire department and also car- ton's record for 46 years, including way since they took up the game:
and sections of the second st6ry.
ried many things to safety in Pear- the complete record-for-1914,-shows - .,G. W. L. Ties-Started.
The men fighting the flames were--on Hall. Through the- fellows' 359 games played, and of these 306 Amherst_-_..
11-139. 24 178
17
HhArmy.
174-105 53 16- 1899
served with hot coffee and meat efforts, everything was removed were victories, 39 ended in defeats Brown
sandwiches, prepared in the Dining from Mr. Bancroft's and Mr. Par- and 14 were tied.'
Carlisle
Harvard since 1874 has played Chicago
Hall, and these were also given to melee's suites. The fellows in Day
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Cornell
263
166 82 15 1887
227 168 73 16 1882
lasted.
361 302 48 11
1874
208 138 58
148 73 63
217 142 64
197 130 58
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11
9
1888
1886
1890
1890
174 112
15
1882
265
Michigan
156 123125
102 46
entirely from water and misplace- which was blowing and from the she started football, while Prince- Lehigh
whchwa bowngan fo46
17
8
1884
1878
viding clothes to the scantily clad tories, 48 defeats, and 11 were tied. Harvard
But these facts must be taken
The fellows on the top floors occupants of the burning building.
were the ones to suffer heavily,'
No one was severely wounded, into consideration.
Yale has
most of them losing everything but the firemen and fellows alike played against both Harvard and
they had.
The others' losses were
ment.
suffered much from the biting wind
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Princeton almost each year since Lafayette
301
coating of ice which afforded an ton and Harvard broke off ath- Minnesota
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yesterday morning and a confer-
Yale's Football Record Best
taken as soon as possible toward the Vale won 341 of those 385 games, during all the yearsthat they
reconstruction of the dormitory.
140
year. while Notre Dame
Football first was played at Yale Harvard and Princeton played only
officials at which a settlement will
be reached. Mr. Steams stated in 1872, and since that timeYale against Yale. Had Harvard and
yesterday that steps would be mingled in 385 gridiron battles. Princeton fought against each other
ave Rutg2rs.
Rutger
5
275
was tied in 19 others and only 25 been footballers, it is, certain that Tufts
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dashery, suits and overcoats.
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230 ElmSt.,
'The- players available for next
were collected byCaPtan o L u
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157 116 7 34 1893
182 134 36 12 1890
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REFUGEES
reason why you
10- 1887
Yale has a veteran baseball nine
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Yale
Bartlett Hall has been burned,~~~~-is no
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183 121 54 8 1894
Purdue
150 75 63 12
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Pennsylvania
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Penn.
Penn. Stae
State 196
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