The Washburn Reporter from Topeka, Kansas • 3

tackle Lockhart end Davis. WATERLOO! Washburn vs Baker. Score 32-o in Favor cf Baker. Team Playing did it. quarter-baok Harpster.

JJnITEdStATES AVINGsRaNK. Stich, Mercer, McVicar, Storrs, Mohler, Tucker, left half-back McRoberts. right half-back Goodale. full-back Pearson. TOPEKA, KAN3A.3.

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to P. M. Monday and Saturday from 6 P. M. to 8 P.

H. When Storrs went out Tucker took his place at half-back, Law-son going to full-back and Mason being substituted in the rush-line. STUDENTS OF WASHBURN To the many already our patrons, also to the new facea that this vear grace the world-famoua Washburn College we need your trade you need our goods, because we guarantee you a clear saving of 15 to 20 per cent, on each and every article bought. Try us. Our recommendation is our honest methods.

Nobby line of serviceable Overcoats in box styles from $10.00 to $22.50. Stylish Sack and Cutaway Suits $10 to 22.50. Fashonable Trousers all prices. Youngman's New York Hats. Fine line of Gents Furnishings TRY U3 FOR BARGAINS 1 Foot-ball Notes.

Washburn and Baker met on the Washburn grounds Friday afternoon in Washburn's first intercollegiate foot-ball game. Baker came with the experience of several contests to aid her and with the confidence born of recent victory. Washburn lined up each player confident of his own ability and determined to do his best. Baker won choice of sides and took the western goal which was favored by a high wind. Game was called at 3:2, Washburn having first "kick off." The fighting was forced upon the home terri- B.M.PAYNE CO, RelmlIe SHOE DEALER.

705 Kansas Avenue, Topeka, Kansas Baker plays her second game with K. S. U. next Monday. W.

E. Curry, an ex-Washburn-ite, took in the foot-ball game Friday- Epps acted as marshall last Thursday, to keep the spectator's beyond the line. A large number of the K. Key-Fitting. Model-Making.

1.1. i. a-a 1 j-jiU- boys witnessed the football tory but the team did splendid game xriuay auernuon. The foot-ball team are contem Crescent Novelty Works JhcMne Shop, Guns, Bicycles and Locks repaired. Knives and Shears Ground.

Electric and Novelty supplies. Amunition for Sale. e. mmum on 121 East Seventh Street, Topeka, Kansas. plating a game with the Y.

M. C. A. team of the city next Saturday. Capital larRet House.

Mr. Frank Stringham, a last MEATS. OYSTERS. FISH. FRUITS.

AND PRODUCE- year's student, was one of the G. L. BOWMAN, rush men of the city foot-ball WE HANDLE EVERYTHING IN THE MARKET. team. Terms Cash.

WILLA.RD K. ULITE3. Manager (ioods delivered promptly to any part of the city direct farm the Market. Mr. Arthen, one of the mem bers of the city foot-ball team, Carries a full line of Drugs, Druggist's Sundries, was quite severely hurt during the and Toilet Articles, Stationery, Pens and Pencils, an elegant Soda Fo ntain.

game last Thursday. Southwest Cor. Tenth Topeka Ave. Mr. Bob Stone and Park Ewart, work for a few moments, and held the Baker rush line.

If the team had worked to the end of the first half as they did for the first ten minutes the score would have been different. But they were not used to such hard work and the better training of the Baker team soon told against them. Steadily the ball neared the home goal and only twenty minutes after the beginning of the game Goodale was pushed across the line and Baker made the first touch down. Good-ale kicked a pretty goal and the ball was sent back for a new start. Washburn soon lost the ball and in eight minutes it was again forced across the goal.

A second pretty kick by Goodale and the score reads 1 2 for Baker. At the stage of the game Storrs goes out with a sprained wrist and Washburn looses heart and hope. Tucker takes his place at halfback. Two more touch downs and Loin Steak 12c. Veal Roan 10c.

Porterhouse Steak 12c. Veal Stew 6c. Round Steak, 3 lbs, for 25c. Mutton Chops I2c. Chuck Steak, 4 25o.

Leg Mutton 12c. Rib Steak 10c. Mutton Stew 6o. Rib Roast 8c. Pork Chops 10c.

Chuck Roast 6c. Pork Steak, 3 lbs for 25c. Boil Plate 3c. to 5c. Corn Beef, choice 3c.

to 6c. Boil Chuck 6c. Tongues 35c. Pot Roasts 7o. Pickled Tonguea 35o.

Veal Cutlets 2c Sausage, 3 lbs for 25c. Veal Chops 10c 213 West Fifth Street old members of the REPORTER staff, took an active part in football game last Thursday. 112 and 114 West Eight Street. Prof. Carruth of the State Uni- E.

G. WHITM ARSH, vesity acted as referee Friday afternoon, while Tohn Moorehead of Baker acted as umpire. DON'T FAIL TO VISIT THE Manager, Telephone 332. Capt. McRoberts of the Baker team took supper with Myers.

TELEPHONE No. S98. 1 A 0 1 MJ xJC iLf' L( Office hourn, 8 to 10 A. M. 2 to 4 P.

M. Res. No. 1433 Quiocy St. McRoberts is a prominent' con Night calls by D.

Telephone No. 281. testant on the local oratorical contest at Baker. GtotMng House. You will be shown the largest stock of Men's and Boys' E.

McINTYRE, M. D. 616 Kansas Avenue; Topeka Kansas. Galen Nichols was up from K. a goal for Baker and the first half ends.

CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS HATS, S. U. Wednesday afternoon, and in company of L. S. Dolman witnessed a practice game of foot-ball Special attention to Cranio and Nervous In the second half Washburn ex Diseases.

pects to use the wind but that went in the state. Our goods are known aa the BEST MANUFACTURED their respective lines, while as to prices, NO COMPETITOR CAN APPROACH US. To oar friends and patrons a simple announcement of the arrival of our that evening. down and left no advantage. The home team fought desperately but The work done by Sullivan and FALL AND WINTER STOCK C.

E. PURVIANCE, DEADER IN Tucker in the second half was to little avail. The Ions; punt of is sufficient. To those who have not traded with us heretofore we will simply say, "Come and let us show you what we are doing. Goodale always fooled them and phenominal.

Had it not been for them Baker would have scored STAPLE I FANCY GROCEEIES The 'GOLDEN EAGLE' Clothing House the backs always fumbled. A splendid run by Mohler brought several times. Their tackling C18 Kansas Ave. 8. ETTLINGER, Prop'r was superb.

Tablets and students supplies. All the ball once very near the Baker goal but the ball and the ground we ask is a trial. The game Thursday forenoon between the Washburn eleven and VISITORS GUIDE TO TOPEKA. were quickly lost and Washburn failed to score. Another kick North-East Corner of Clay and Huntoou Street.

a town eleven resulted in a score of 26-0 in favor of Washburn. Thomas, Hamrrers and Mason down the field and the fighting is C. G. BARD, DEALER IV Visitors in the city for the first time will wish to know where they played with the town boys. Prof, again on home grouds.

Tucker makes some splendid tackles and finally gets the ball. He is heavily thrown, looses his wind and goes Tfci a r-w- can buy goods the cheapest. For CARPETS, DRAPERIES, SHADE GOODS, LACE CURTAINS, we refer them to rneips ana a. iucker acted as STAPLE FANCY GR0CERE1S. umpire and referee respectively.

Fruits, Confectionery, Cigars and Tobacco, Dried and Salt Meats, Oil ani Gasoline. Athletics. into the rush line. McVicar takes his place at half, Thomas acting quarter-back, and tries punting the ball. The rushers fail to follow 814 and 816 Kansas Avenue.

FOR BARGAINS 1701 Buchanan Street. A meeting of the Athletic Association was held at two i. C. SLOAN, IN FTON1T and nothing is gained. clock Monday afternoon in Prof.

In fifteen minutes a touch down Go to the Curran Furniture Cotnpauy, 714 and 716 Kansas Aenue. For further information consult Radgers' Directory. is made by Baker. A safety by Adams' room. Charley Thomas was elected business manager of the foot-ball team.

Steps will at 128 Kansas Avenue, Topeka Kans. once be taken to put this team on Washburn, and another touch dowh by Baker ends the game. It was a hard fought battle and a sound financial basis. The bet ter organization of the second Washburn was fairly beaten. She team was begun.

has more brilliant individual play Profs. Phelps, Adams and ers, better material for an eleven Hardware and tbves, Fine Shears, Pocket Cutlery, Tinware, Coal Hods, Etc. 6-6 Kansas Avenue, Topeka. Cleaves have been appointed than, Baker but the material was not committee of three by the faculty worken into a team. A few weeks to assist the boys in putting Ath training under an efficient coacher COOK AND ST.

GLAIR, -DEALERS IN THE BEST GRADE OF will remedy all our faults and we letics upon a proper basis. A meeting will be called for Friday afternoon at the close of public rhetoricals to discuss the matter. UAUFKJIAN Jt THOMPSON, 418 Kansas Atbwce will retrieve our fortunes. Telephone 170. The following was the position ROC RS THE FINEST iff PICTURES of the players at the beginning the game: Washburn.

Position. Baker. Thomas. left end. Caudry.

Lawsou, taakle Wren. Foster, 44 guard Muesse. Have ulwuya on hand a frenh line of I 'Mined Fruit. Piatt's Extra Fine Canned Fruit, Curtis tiro. Fine Canned Fruit, New Yom Buckwheat Flour, Creamary Butler, Best Brands of.

VwtlYtuke pleasure in showing ur Roods to those who live about theJCollege, nnd will guarantee them satisfaction in ckbb thoy trade with ne. Promp Delivery. Telephone, 118 andl449. in Topeka are made at Leonard's Gallery, 18 Kansas Avenue. Sullivan.

ceater Atherton For a nice, fine boot or shoe go to Crouch, 827 Kansas avenue. The Central Barber Shop 1ms a special department for ladiee. Guild, right guard Coole..