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There were 115 present at tie junior
Bout
16.-Saders,
Ydefeated
Y,
Grubnau,
class dinner whiich was held at the
T.
Union last Friday evening. R. F. Gooduttin-, 11.
win. Jr., was toastmaster and the diners I Bout 17.--Knox, T, defeated C.
HENRY G. BRADLEE .................................
President
Y, defeated ]3arroll, 1I.
FREDERICK S. PRATT ............................
Vice-?residenti
listened to several
interesting speeches. Bout 18.--Ross,
],;]']rrd,
GUy K. TRIPP
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Vice-Pres-ident
Pi-of. Dewey gave some good advice and I Bout 19.-Loring, T, defeated
H.
-;aidI that the men should be careful to
Virc'-lresident
CHARLES F. WALLACE ............................
7reasurer
HENRY B. SAWYER ...................................
do three things.
First, not to go Bout 20.--Knox, T, defeated Sanders, Y.
thirough college without
helping some- Bout 21.--Smiith, Y, defeated Cutting, 1t.
T. 147 F!!LK STREET
one; second, to take advantage of the I Bout 22.--Ross, Y. defeated Grulnau,
BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS
mlnlerous Lowell Institute and other .I Bout 23.--Lo]'ing, T, defeated Barroll, .1t.
scientific lectures and talks by men of j Bout 24.--Gr'ubnau, T, defeated Cutting.
T.
renowni;
third, to look forward to the
rs, Y, defeated Erhard,
tinme when they should graduate ,and be I Bout 25.--Sande
H.
ready to take ,advantage of their opporH1.
tunities. Mr. Creeey spoke concerning r5 Bout 26.--Knox, T, defeated Barteoll,
53 State Street, BOSTON
H.
Technique. Prof. Ita-yward was intro- Bout 27.--Smith, Y, defeated Erhard,
Scoie:--M1.
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T.,
13;
Yale,
12;
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duced as head of the course be had once
"filunked" but nevertheless imade an in- yard, 2.
ESCALATORS .(Moving Stairways)
terestino speech. Pres~ident Stewart of F
00~ clas-s spoke about the Prom. The~11
1911 CLASS MEETING
speaking concluded withi an appeal to
MAKE" TO
the men by Dean Burton to show the
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"Frenzied Finance iiigrht well 1be ap)Corporation that their belief that the
plied
to the
1911
class mneetincr last Fri~;tudents were unable to
mnanage the I
day
noon,
for
1practieally
the whole sesU7nion is in error. The appointment of
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William lq. l Valdo to the secretaryship sion was devotedI to a .R'(neral] discuissio
of financial
matters.
of the class was confirmed.
Sixty nen
mA, wver-epresent and
l'oi-sident
412 WAS HINGTON ST. BOSTON
QULIICK SERVICE
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The first lb.iness
rl'esitled.
SPRING STYLES
o)f ULeit(,
eeting'. was to Iddl to the( I)y-
GENEIAL MANAGERS OF PUBLIC SERVICE CORPORATIONS
OTIS ELEVATOR COMPANY
Electric and Hydraulic Elevators
ro vlEP-a~tEILt
"THE LITTLE PLACE
'ROUND THE CORNER"
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Tech Drug Store
Chemicals, Reagents and Acids
AT SPECIAL PRICES
Sachets, Perfumes, Toilet Articles
New Tech Seal Cigarettes
All Popular Brands of Cigars
lawvs of tlh, tiaa-: , l cl:ause stating that
the eht('t'dl
emillnitte{, ()f
the (.lass
sili~ ll sflll
a lis.t ()f the n)lleiwel
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UNIER COPLEY
HOTEL
SQUARE
66 HUNTINGTON AVENUEthe
ICKTHERR
ICKT,,,T,
M.J. HANNIGAN
of ]nest
)]()~St
39 TREMONT STREET
STUDENT'S DRUG STORE
Laundry Agency
Circulating Library
alpLadies' and Oentlemen's
Furnishings
We make a special effort to merit
in'oval.
patronage of our student
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mo<tionl of I_. . ('('(ol(,y it was
66 HUNTINGTON AVENUE,
BOSTON
friends .........
voted
tie
t flic1presidhnt
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tlt,- pmover to
Near cot, of irvington Street
Don't forget the address. under Copley Sq. -otel
levv an
I assc,ss]n:ent
(,f fifty ,vents on all
illi1bet(s. if necessary,to sulqp.vt thit
spin lass teahlis.
(ap~t. C. l'. Eldrhed of tile 8p~l)'
c]'OSs1-M.Ollt].v tre.inl telth adhdress(,d th~e formerly of Hotel Lenox has leased
allerting-.
lite saidt lie ]'e-]'ettedlto~ h~ela
The Tech Barber Shop, Hotel
tHie t"-n'oessions ()f ove]'-c~mlidlen(v <mlth{,
COPL.EY SQUARWE
!m]'t
COPLEY SQUARE
THE
T. J. SOUTHWELL
Stationer and Newsdealer
rice to the Iregurlihation (.ollllllittee' fi.'
addilin,
T. METCALF CO.
LUNCH
COPLEY
HAT
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$
that
of the fe-llows
of tle
(.lass.
lil n-al.t
thale teanihiadIa
for'iilablfe v:iq)(ment, in
thec 1912
Westminster.
Special attention
paid to students.
All Haircuts 25c. Telephones 2329, 2330 and 2331 Back Bay
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)n the ]notion of T. 1. Parker it, was
\-<)ted(l that tlte (clas acept
the resolutictn.s on the deathl, of (,(colr-,- Livinygston
alld thal thley be entered upon the ofm1inuites of the class.
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Greatest Variety
()i tl~( 1)a'al](,]s S. I. Sv,(.lye ]!912. and
Lowest Prices
(;()tt Alill c,)]lp, tc. wilih, ()]~ then horse,
BENT
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BUSH
IL!. (_'arty
1!)09. w],}1( h<)ds the New
Englandl c.hampfionshil) (,t this applaratius, will lbe tlI~e chief p~eri()rIlnm'. In thle
~nat work thie nmen arc(,~1filly f
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BOSTOPI, MASS.
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hol1d
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Ilis telrotation for chulb-swinging, and
pi]'(mil-cs to
give 'Amhlerst a hal'r1tussle
for tirst place.
GEO.H. ELLIS CO
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N'o. 272 CONGRESS
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GENTLEMEN
WHO DRESS FOR STYLE
NEATNESS, AND COMFORT
WEAR THE IMPROVEDq
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BOSTON
GARTER
ZALINSKI
DEAD
Instructor in Military Science
Authority on Explosives
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18 BOYLSTON
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Telephone Oxford 99
Rooms 14-15
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ARTISTS
PROOFS
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Drawing-Inks
Eternal Writing-Ink
Engrossing-Ink
Taurine Mucilage
Photo-Mounter
Drawing-Board Paste
Liquid Paste
Office Paste
Vegetable Glue, Etc.
Are the Finest and Best Inks and
Adhesiims. Emancipate yourself
from the use of corrosive ann illsmelling inks and adhesives and
adopt the Higgins Inks and Adhesives. They willbearevelation
to -you,they are so sweet, clean,
and well put up.
At Dealers Generally.
CHAS. M. HIGGINS & CO., Mfgra.
Branches: Chicago, London
27x Ninth Street, Brooklyn, N.Y.
MIajor Edmund
l~ouis ("]'ay Zalinski,
OUR FABRICS forSPRINg and SUMMER
forn'umer instructo]'ill Mtilitary
'Science at
are ready for your inspection.
the Institute. inventor and eng-ineer,
7HE RECOGNIZED STANDARD'
died fron plmelmnonia lVednles(lay. March
'"MThe Name is
SPECIAL DISCOUNT TO TECH MEN
l~L. at tlhe New York City Hiospital I
stamped on every
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l]ns 1)(,en co]]filled five weeks.
loop lH, was best known fin' his develop]mnnt and lerfectioll of the p1)neunatie
The
dynamit(' torpedo gun.
This wveal)on
u1ses Pln(umVIIatic p)ower iII lieul of
iunpoc.
wder and throws a, torlpedb
p
rojctile
weighing a thousant d pounds (chargedl
with 500 pounlds of high explosives. His
LIES FLAT TO THE LEG-NEVER I imlprovements inade the Weaplon I'acrtical.
The Vestuviu s was arnied witlh
SLIPS, TEARS NOR UNFASTENS
thvee of these gSuns.
Sample pair, Silk 50e., Cotton ~2e.
.Mlajor Zalinski
entered the regular
1aihtdon receipt of price.
mlrl[
oT REMONTST.
army ill 1815. ]eeomingll. secondI lieutenGEO. MLq01 00.,Mlakra I ant ill the Fifth United State q Artillery.
BOSTON
lieston, :Xas., V.S. A.
NEAR
KEITHI$
He was in turn pr'omoted to. first liluI
tenant in 18(17 and to a captaincy
in
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TECHNOILOGY
1887.
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