To go into the society building and lind onc's tennis net gone is about as annoying a thing as can happen to a man, and it happens quite frequently Men who own no net, go into the building and pick out one to suit themselves. Then the owner of the net which took their fancy comes along, and not finding his net is elther obliged to give up play altogether or spend the greater part of the afternoon hunting it up, or else take another man's net, thus handing down the annoyance. Those men who, owning no net of their own, make free with the nets of others, must either be freshmen who think that all nets belong to the tenuis association, and that having joined the association they are entitled to their use, or else very inconsiderate if not unprincipled upper classmen. In either case we hope they will purchase nets for themselves and not continue to make free with other men's property.