1905-06 Volume 30 No 1–5 - Phi Delta Theta Scroll Archive

g8 THE SCROLLBut the fellows do not go down to Mayfield and riot promiscuouslyamong its different saloons; they go to one place,",\nzini's," or "Charlie's"—a little scarred and scratchedtavern, of which the bar-room is the largest, most frequentedand most scratched apartment, most scratched, with oneexception,—a small side room, sacred to Stanford men. It isdim, even under the rays of the speckled light-bulb, andchilly—almost clammy, until the inner warmth has mellowedthe outer air. On the wall here and there are streaky pic-ONE OF THE "BAWL-OUT" TABLE TOPS.Courtesy of Professor F. K. Farr. editor of the K 2Caduceus.tures, the marks of "Press Club" seances, in which the keenmen of the university have met and flashed their wit. Butalso, around the four walls hang the "Mayfield Bawl-Outs."They are simply round table-tops, hung upon stout iron bolts.They are crowded with carved names, nicknames and classnumerals. In the center of the room is another table, and itis filling, too. When all the space has been absorbed the topwill be lifted off and hung with the other wooden archives onthe wall.