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For your next SUIT or OVERCOAT. He gives that tone and style which is unsurpassed. Popular prices. His Dress Suit is unequaled elsewhere. 558 N. High St. Opposite Park Hotel.

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---------- 1)-0 " YOU KNOW ./ That we have the most complete Men's Furnishing Department in the city? If you buy your Shirts, Ties, Collars, Underwear, Gloves

..- or anything else that a man's dress requires, in our department, you can know it's the newest and best dame fashion has decreed .

COLU/tf'BUS DRY GOODS COMPANY Full Line Golf Goods High and Spring Streets

OHIO SCORE. INDIANA SCORE. TOUCHDOWNS TOUCHDOWNS

GOALS F ROM TOUCHDOWNS GOALS FROM TOUCHDOWNS

GOALS FROM FIELD

SAFETIES 22~?'!/..~ ,J3/JID6£WORlf JfJ£ClALI5T.

DENTAL PARLORS LAZARUS BLOCK IfIGH ~TOWNSTS., COLUKBUs,Olfla

THREE CHEERS FOR O. S. U . • • • • AND A TIGER FOR •. ••

GOALS FROM FIELD

SAFETIES

'The KRAUSS, BUTLER {:} BENHAM CO. The greatest place in Columbus to by Carpets, Curtains and Rugs.

Everybody knows them. 21 NORTH HIGH.

TEARING HOLES IN THE LINE ---_.- - ~~ is a harder task than tearing holes in a shirt. A poorly equipped laundry will tear a shirt every time. There;' no tearing ' .. '

done on the new steam heated bosom press machines. In £a..ct tearing is impossible. We operate the only two bosom press machines in Columbus,

YELLS

0, 0, O-hi-O. (Repeat indefinitely)

2 Rah, Rah, Rah, O-HI-O.

(Repeat indefinitely)

3 O-hi-O, Rah, O-hi-O, Rah, Rah, Rah, O-hi-o.

4

Wa-hoo Wah, Wa-hoo Wah, O-hi- 0, Cis, Boom, Ah!

G. w. RTGlI'I'l\lIRH, Graduate Manager

5 Rah, Rah, Rah! Rah, Rah , Rah! Rah, Rah, Rah! O-H I-O.

6 We can, We can, We know we can, \Ve know we can, Beat Indian-

7

\Va-hoo, Wa-hoo, Rip, Zip, Bazoo, I yell, I yell, O. S. u. (Give three times: (1) slowly; (2) rapidly; (3) ver)' rapidly.

8 SONG: TIIIIC-Roll, Jonfall, Roll.

\\'ahoo, \Vahoo, Rip, Zip, Bazoo, I yell, I yell, for O. S. U., Wahoo,

\"ahoo.

------------------------------ -----------------A~O TALK ABOUT 8W~LL LAU~ORY WORK

That's the only kind we do. We have no second grade department. We ca..n't afford it. You ca..n't:afford it. Second grade work in recitations ma..y carry you through, but second grade cleanliness is 'nt permissable.

THE TROY LAUNVRY 'Phones 555. 19=21=23 E. LONG ST.

9 SONG: Same tune as above.

Oh how he flew, Oh how he flew, He flew, He flew, for O. S. U. O h bow he flew .

Che he, Che ha, Che ha, ha, ha, Ah, ha, Indiana.

Ah ha!

Rip, Rap, Ruff, Rip, Rap, Ruff,

10

11

Our Old Ball Team's Pretty Hot tuff.

12 Rah, Rah, Rah, Rah, (very slow) Var-sity, Var-sity, Rah, Rah, Rah, Rah, Var-sity, Var-sit)', Rah, Rah, Rah, Rah, (very fast) Var-sity, Var-sity.

A ll yell

DEVOL The Tailor FIRST·CLASS WORK

J. R. I\L\I~KER, Captaiu '113

13

Well! Well! Well! Well! Well! Well! Won't we give Indiana-- (Slow) Hell-a-ka-sock, ka-sock, ka-sock, (faster) Hell-a-ka-sock, ka-sock, ka-sock! Wa-hoo, Wa-hoo, Rip, Zip, £azoo, I yell, I yell, O. S. u. (very fast )

14

E-phisophilos, E-phisophi-lil, E-phisophilos, E-phisophi-lil, E-phisophilos, E-phisophi-Iasefas, E-phisophilos, E-phisophi-lil.

15

ome a zam, ome a zam, Come a flip Rop, flip flop, flam, Come a zam, Z3m, In-di-an­Hot jam!

Go to the EMPIRE THEA TRE To=Night TENNESSEE'S PARDNER

25c. 50c. 'Boxes $1.00

PENDLETON 562 North High STUDENTS HEADQUARTERS

CORRECT WEAR

IF you wish to look up- to­date and want to save

money on the garments you buy then go to

A. LAKIN for your next

Suit or Overcoat.

He makes them

From $25.00 Up_ EMPIRE THEATRE BLDG.

EAST GAY ST. ~ R D i\IcC r.l'RE. SllI'\.-lIt :'I I:l1I "ger, 'oa

HATS

~ut flow~rs Roses, Carnations, Violets and American

Beauties. We will have the large

Chrysan themums for Thanksgiving Day.

GIVE US YOUR ORDER.

Cb~ £ioingston S~~d eO.

114 North High St.

~olumbus, Oblo

Pen dl eto n Special orders taken for Caps, .Sweater, Jerseys or Pennants of any deslgns ....

TUD E TS HEA DQ ARTER -562 ORTH HIGH

I ~

OHIO TEAM 1903

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Ghe}1urray Physical Culture

System of No. 11 W . 'Broad St.

'B ell 'Phon e Ma in 2439

LINE UP OHIO

R E-THROWER

R T-MARKER

R G- HUNTINGTON

C-POWELL

L G-DIL T S

LT-CASE

LE-HYDE

Q-FOSS

R H - JONES

L H -WALKER

F B-LINCOLN

and Manly Art

~

LYKE fiatt¢r anCl turnish¢r

TO HIS MAJESTY The American Gentleman.

The Toggery Shop

FRED. S. L YKE & CO. GAY AND HIGH ST.

Hours from 1 to 11 p. m.

LINE UP INDIANA

R E-ROSS

R T - S:\lITH

R G-RAILSBACK

C-:'IlEN DE!'HALL

L G-LONG

L T-WADE

L E-A YDELOT r Q-HAERE

R H-JOHNSON

L H - CLEV.J:..NGER

F B-KNIGHT

Special Concerts ~J~:s~:n:trian The Munich Every Wednesday and Fr ic'~ay 3 to 5 p. m. Every Thursday Beefsteak Supper 5 to 8 p. m. Every day

during mere hapt lUJl~h t2 to 2 p. m. Sunday afternoons 2:30 to 5 p. m.

'.

~8mith's~

ACildernies of Gay and High, Fourth and Long, HiSh and 5uclid

Main Office Gay and HiSh Bot.h Phones

Advanced Glasses ( Open ights) every Tuesday evening at Gay and High

Every Friday evening at Fourth and Long

Special Student's Classes no\\' organizing-

Private Lessons by appointment day or evenin~

Terms the most reasonable, anduo better service at any price

The Columbus Railway and Light Company TRANSFERS TO ALL PARTS OF THE OTY

All lines anter in the heart of the city and extend in all directions to the suburbs. The Ohio State University, and every State Institu­tion, Hospital, Cemetery, City Park, Hotel, Depot, Principal Business Houses and all the various points

of interest to be desired are reached. or passed by cars of this Company.

PERRY T. W. HALE , (Cuach) O. S. U H. 'fa:roN, (Assistant Coach) Ohio, 1903

Headquarters for Sweaters and Jerseys in all colors

Gymnasium Suits and Shoes from tue low price to the high grades. Basket Ball Outfits, Fencing Foils, Stdking Bags, Boxing Gloves, Indian Clubs, Dumb Bells and Exercisers. The prices will interest you

The COLUMBUS SPORTING GOODS CO., 247 North High St.

78 North High St. Telephones 20S

Four times the Largest Jewelery Store in Central Ohio

hDIA~A QUAil 5£.\ 50,1')03

THE MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS NATIONAL BANK, Columbus, Ohio. CAPITAL, $500,000.00. SURPLUS, $200,000.00. UNDIVIDED PROFITS, $125,000.00, Personal A ccount. Welcomed .

LONG, (Left Guard) Indiana "FAT" DILTS, (Left Guard) Ohio

LAWRENCE (Full Back) Ohio

1-

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BUSY BEE Chocolate and Bon Bons

Fresh made ctai ly. Put II p j u dai Il ty. a ttrac­

tive packages.

MA lN STCRE

HiGH and GAY Sts.

KNIGIIT, (Full Back) Indiana

l\lENDENIlAI,J., (Center) Indiana JOlINSON, (Right End) Indiana

---OHIO 1903=----~~= FOOT 'BALL SCHE'DULE

AT HOllIE

Septelnber ~() o S U., 11'; Otterbein, ()

October :3 O. S U.,21') Wittenberg. ()

October 10 O. S. U. , 24 Denl1ison, ,j

October 1 I O. S. U., ~O Muski11g1111l. ()

Octuber 1 i o S U.,59 Kenyo11,O

October 31 O. S. U., 34 W . Virginia, (j

RALPH HOVER, (Center) Ohio

' ov<:11l1 er 1-1 (I S . .,:!.i Oberlin, .J

!'\ovelnuer ~1 O ....... U., :.!I) O. \\ ' . U., I;

Novel1lber 21; S. U., Indiana

ABROAD

October 24 o S .. ,0 Case, I Z

Novelnber '27 o S. U., ... . Michigall , .. . .

HAERE, (Quarterback) Illdiana HUNTINGTON, (G uard) Ohio

CLEVENGER, (Capl"in and Left HaliJ Indiana

A SPECIALTY

When a responsible firm an­nounces that they make a specialty of a certain article, you can reasonably expect them to give you somethlllg better thau ordinary in tbat particular line.

Engraving is our Specialty

and we promise you belter work lower prices and more attention in handling orders than you can expect to get from an or­dinary house who makes <:n­gravings only a branch of their business.

Columbus, Ohio, u.

CASE, (Guard and Tackle) Ohio

s. A.

RAILSBACK, (Right Guard ) Indiana

The Model Store of the

Middle West for

Carpets

Curt~ins, Rugs

Wall Paper

Etc.

No Trouble to Show Goods

34-36-38 North High Street COVAI<, (Right End) Indiana

tb~ Ori~ntal

turkisb Baths ~ ~ are the

FINEST IN THE

CE TRAL

STATES

and the

Service is as

Perfect as the

Eq uipmen t

m. ana m. Bank Blag.

£olumbus, 0"10

Both Phones 1470

The Columbus Ice Cream Co.

Manufacturers of

Delicious Ice Cream

Fru t Ices and

Fancy Crt'amery

Buttt'r

J"bber", of Milk and Cream

82-84 South Fourth Street

Columbus, Oh.o

"TEXAS" THRO\\°F. R (Right End) Ohiu Foss l Quarter-back) UhlO

Ross (Right End ) Indiana WADE ( Left Tackle) Indiana

RVDEDOTT (Lefl End ) Indiana SMITH ( Rigbt Tackle) Indiana

PENDLETON 662 North High ST UDENTS H EADQUART ERS

CORRECT V\l EAR HATS

HVDE (End ) 011io WALI.ACE ( ~t1h QlI~rter) Olliu

1. E. POWELL (Center) Ohio OUVER (Sub-Full) Ohio

LEE l\lA":\,ARD ( E lld ) 0 S. U.

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GNAMPLI~ PRI~TIN(j ====E:== G 0 rn pO n y========

Gapltal $50,000.00 Fourteen Presses

Gollege Gatalogs

Gollege Annuals

Gollege Stationery

74-76-78 I;ast Gay St. GOLUMBUS, OHIO

VD Transfer and Storage

Largost in tho Gity

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TRlJ~K MA PHOI'I ~s 696

1349 r--Iorth Nigh