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A U S T I N T E X A S , S A T U R D A Y . N O V E M B E R 27. 1909.

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NO. 20

FARMERS WON THANKSGIVING

GAME OVER LONGHORNS

First Half Ended Wit^) No Score-"-Garne 

W as Anybody's Until Last W histle—Ball 

In Farmer Territory Most of the Time. 

Both Teams Played Hard Game.

TEXAS LOST BY 5 TO 

0 SCORE

i i til ii i a l a i 
w i n k i n g

Seven th ou sand foot hall nut liutdnMtH hr»*ak

U t * majority o f whom wert* wearing 

tin

flu* orang** mid whli**, and a good 

tin* 

in te rfere n c e and 

tackle airings of automobile*!, carriage* aud 

man with th e p lgsklng. he f e a r J taxi* abs mere 

llm*d up for 

blo* ks,

I* **dy plung' d at th**rn 

fnt**r* **ptlng 

ell lier d irection along th** Sp* H in n y,

Moor** and Katusd.'ll, a s was 

th eir p a ssa g e and downed both.

th e 
the Soon* 
c a s e Iii flu* g a m e against 
**rs. c o n s ta n tly tarried the hall thru 
tile e n em y 's line for good gains. T hey 
were m em b ers of 
the "old g u a rd ” 
their skill coupled with weight 
and 
thru 
aud e n e r g y 
tore great h o le s 
ti e breast Works or A. Ar M. 
Re­
peatedly th eir g a in s brought cov e ted 
th** ch eerfu l cry of 
tell yards, and 
first down by flu* refer**** brought a p ­
plause 

I*arf of whom w e re w earing (hi* cad et 
.VI, 
« mh|* ni. rial and vt IHI**. hum A, dr 
d**f«»at Ti'X«h Th 11 rn* I ay in what wan 
pronounced to be flu* h* si gann* e v ­
er play*ii on ( lark Field, by a m o r e 
of 5 to 0. A forward p i i h h b y Hum 
in th** s e c o n d half, a 
Ilion to Kelly 
Ital* 
l**w yards to «roan 
lh** g o al, 
ea tl .** 
lh**
fiiihir** to Kick g o a l Ih 
Hiory of the T h a n k sg iv in g gain**, or 
re* 
it*- Home lady in th** g ra n d stan d 
inark«*d. Kelly m ade a hoiu** run aud 
Tin- chuinpioutihlp 
defeated Texan. 
| ai ms* *s to th*'
of tile Soul Ii w«*Hf I tills 
'ans from r o l l . go Still ion. 
anybody’** gain** until th e last whiatle I n. ruy. 
punts, tor.* thru
W. Mown. At III.* 'lid Of ti.** first (til** fhdd and w a s never down until
it 
half neither team had s c o r ed , and 
s.i> 
that T e x a s would sits. 
lain tli.it 
we more

half th** Farm er hunch were stacked 
oil him. His speed was a puzzling 
thing to th** red s w e a te r s , for soiue- 
their judgm ent
hues th ey failed 
found 
tackle, 
opponents did. Hut sin* 
•*«»k 
t h e m s e lv e s sa ilin g through th e atmos- 
it as ui<‘ii do. For 
minutes ii* ouch half, th e tw o te a m s phero with n oth in g except m other 
m ile onslaught a fter on sla u g h t in an 
• n o n , uni o n ly to win th** Thanks- 

th o u g h a 
.Masslngale. 
It was pro* e l a groat hindrance 

repu tation of old, by acor- 
in th** second h a lf than her 

• mg g a m * * , but to I m * th e c l i am pions and Jo n es w ere good 
to 

T h e e n d s Dyer, L eonard, B arnes,
iii their la c kl- 
ing. S poonts. who s u cce ed ed Massin- 
through a n y superior gal** at full, proved to be th e s a m e

failed and md 
th irty-five 

Im* S o u th w e s t. 
not 

from th e sp ectators.

arth to stop them .

1 
I uniters 

in an effort 

little 
to 

Ile receiv ed 

light,
th e

la Moved 

It went 

in 
to 

th** 

ii 

thousand, who were 

;’ory of 

W|ld. was that T e x a s o u tp la yed her 
'pundits. During rh** g r e a te r part 
in the 
bi Hie strug gle, th e ball w as 
T here 
• 
ii see m ed that the 
were fillies w h en 
•'"auge ami w h ite would ca rry 
the 
Fill across tin* e n e m y ’s line, but we 
f a i l e d .

th e co lleg ia n s. 

‘C t h the broose* 

l» xas won fin* toss, c h o se 
to dc?
; 1 'a** ••'<on.li g. a1 and re c e iv e d tie* 
favor.
v 
ball 
! "i' s m achin e t*eceiv**d 
in- 
c a m e 
s in g le

b*i< ,,;il praise^ th e v etera n s 
:ovVj| 

ft <lii, fig h ting not 

field with but a 

tin* 
for 

bl 11 

ln*r 

the 

in 

football an instant th** F arm er captain w a s on 
into th e fa c e ofr 
though p leading

looking 
full, as 

th * ground 
th** T e x a s 
1 or mercy.

in both 

Bailey proved a sta r 

of- 
;«• 11 s i \ * * aud d e fe n s iv e vvork. Truitt, 
S teiler. Bland. Barclay, P eld h a k e and 
rep e a ted ly 
Icu es, held th e F arm ers 
than one** 
' I oui ga inin g and more 
th ey tore through 1 he en e m y 's 
line. 
id *s ms at left ta ckle, did good work.
the 
the 
Although 
th** 
to 
sco re went 
L onghorns h a ve 
re­
gret. Each man played a s e n s a tio n ­
al gam e, and each brought 

of 
th e Farm ers, 
little* ca u se for 

large cud 

applause

that 

j best. 

— bt. vs** m ust defeat A. & M., and from an en th u s ia s tic crowd, 

T hey 
;i for Texas. 
It was an effort to w**re til] heroes, and as they m arch ­
ing r e v en g e from tile H o u s to n d e - 1 ed from the field of battle th e y w ere 
their 
th eir assu red 
• and 
th e y had done 
In fact th e y had played Car-
G eorgia

the L ongh orn s 'had 

arts bent on d o in g it. 

lisle, Dickinson, S ew a n ee , 
Tech., L. S. I'., and A. & M.

would be n e c e s s a r y to g i v e 

naming th e sta r s of th e battle, 
the 
b n. up from w h is tle to w h is tle . Kirk- 
l ! , iek at quarterback proved a great* 
to 
lin e of
benjy, in m ak ing the o n sla u g h ts.
” is tong punts flown the field w ere 
his
biti.* short of s e n sa tio n a l 

- “Feral. H e understood w h e r e 
bruet his plays, against th e 
 

C l a r k Field n ever before 

the 
history of football ar the U n iv ersity , 
contained such a throng a s atten ded 
th*- T h u r s d a y s gam e. 
two 
h o u r s before the g a m e was 
c a l l e d ,
■iking up of in terfere n c e and tack!- unbroken lines, from ev e ry d irection,
g a te s , 
o f people ea ger to e n te r th e 
were pouring In. T h e y cam e by e v ­
ery c o n v e y a n c e im aginable, T he cars 
to their utm ost, w h ile
w ere 

th** stag*' of s e n s a tio n a l 
Fig passed 
ls,u- When th e F a rm ers a tte m p te d 
to c i r c l e the end h e backed V arsity, 
to
bailing s o m e tim e s 

in an e f f o r t 

T h e T h r o ng .

taxed 

F or 

and 

in 

The T eam s Appear.

this 

fall. 

loyal 

At three o'clock th** tennis appear 
**d. Win*n 
iii** I«ongh*irn* finn caum 
into view. 
the very 
lh** Hand burs! 
air 
volutin*, 
itself with th** mighty 
stu d en ts, 
w h ile on** thousand 
threw h ats, c a n e s , coats and p ennants 
mt*» tin* air and y**ll.*d until It s e e m 
cd that th** \**ry H e a v e n s th e m s e lv e s 
Nor did 
would 
yelling 
tho gam** 
c e a s e soon. 
Throughout 
tile yelling and ch ee rin g 
in c r e a s e d 
stead ily, aud th e j e l l s of "Hold V in ” 
''Touchdown T e x a s ”
Hold 
'chi aud 
*e \ et brat**,| buck mid 
across 
the field until th.* gam** had ended. 
»**v en when th** d a rk n e ss hud (lisp* rn* 
«*d the day 
yells 
aer** clearly ringing a c r o s s tin* still 
It was 
air o f T h a n k sg iv in g n ight. 
flu* 
evident 
i Diversity of 
texan was not on th** 
wane. but to th** con trary w a s increase 
ing 
in te n sity , N e v er 
before bas there been ev id en t s i n h 
lovalty, 
unbounded 
co n fid en ce 
T e x a s su pp orters knew 
tin* 
for T exas'
fighting 
warriors were 
su prem acy, and th ey a lso 

that c o lle g e spirit at 

light, th o se T e x a s 

in v olum e and 

forth 

knew

that 

and 

th e 

that 

team 

th** 
th** en tire g a m e 

s e lf and 
thing about 
the ex c ellen t way in which Un­
th** team 
dent body supported 
and 
fore aud during th e g a m e , 
ch eerfu l words ex ten d e d them
it was 
said In

over. T he principal 
is that nobody said 
th** 
th 

th ey d e s e r v e credit 
sh o w in g they put up and 
nifi« cut spirit exhibited.

for 

tin*
lust
him-
host
was
St Il­
ia* 
th** 
after
thing, 
if, and

g* od 
mug*

S o m e P l a y L a s t G a m e .

S o m e of th** 

\\ alker. But the gam* 

For four y ea rs a part 

I ex a s m en, who four 
ye a r s ha ve been baffling on Un* grid­
iron. played their last g a m e T h in s 
likely 
day. Am ong th ose who qui'*- 
will n ever rep resen t V arsity 
again, 
in spirit, are Captain Dyer, 
ex c e p t 
Feld h ake, Barclay, Truitt, 
S t e i l e r , 
■lories and 
is 
football 
a fitting clo s e to a happy 
• areer. 
of 
th ese v eteran s hav e met re p r e s e n ta ­
tiv e s from other in stitu tio n s 
cred ita b le way. How well it 
that 
th*- m ost e n th u s ­
been 
ia stic and fin*- am ong th*- 
c l e a n e s t . 
th*- 
T h e y 
dearest m em ories of th eir 
c o l l e g e 
lea ve wi t h 
life c lin g in g th ere; 
student 
the w * d ] w ish es o f a 
body, and as 
to 
th ey, 
year, view lh*- gridiron c o n te s ts , their!
J

the 
the hardest, 

lea v e ti.** gridiron with 

from y ear 

is then, 

should 

g a m e 

loyal 

th ey 

last 

in 

a ! 

have J 

Nov. 15 to Nov. 29
cTVliss ‘ Morrison will dem onstrate with 
a com plete line o f

VANTINE’S

toilet articles and etc. at

GRAHAM S DRUG STORE
Mo S u r e and Call to S e e Her

l o- n t v 
i« ans*- u t 

l u t i s t 

l o *<*l> 

lit a f 

f o r J m 

In*

t *,«* 

. w . . i i . n i 

i t h i n l 

t h < \ 

m a d * ' d l l r f i i v 

t l o - i i 

. iir*-«-r. an*! 

b*> 

1

Minin* of 
* iv 
Th*' 
( a g a i n * ! uh 

lh** liiru fu n i«n i a n il 
for w i>< Ii fh**y fought,

**Hid«‘tit 

.V. or*- in T h u i ; «la> a g um* v\,is 
it 

llu d e f e a t . 

it u i* 

Inn 

III* 

ftttl j 

i * g i n n i n g 
o f 
. l r 
I thing* 
th«» I u i\er»it> 
J rh. toward wlii*h IIH * \ . r 

for 

g r e a t e r 
..| 
T**x 
loyal Al 

f i n n h a ll Hi l i t h (lf h o d ) 

a r * ' 

\ |

t o 

\ A 

lh*- fu n hillman could
N 'arils. Il.i till Itoti pilaf inn

m a k e hut 
o u t o f ti a a to a . h a l l g o i n g outxid*- 

Is 

l h r e c e i v e d 

y a r d kit K o f K i r k , 
bill fail. ii to ail' aa. •• Rug**! adv anc- 
to Mu** of ncri liming**.
• * hall only 
11;» I* *1111 
MaHHitlKMh'
t**ok ;i yards off (B ya rd punt. Massin 
Kale plunged by Ward with no gain. 
Kirk punting pi yards to K e l l y , who 
a d v a n c e d hut 2 y a r d s .

In k i c k 

f*»l t <a| 

G a m e 

l o D e t a i l .

X A N ! kick* ii ti «»tii North goal to 
t * * * i\ • ti ball on 
line returning 27 yd s. Moore 

I **xas. Massing.ii* 
‘♦•yard 
took 8 over I* it tal kie, but as Tex
.is penal!/**! ;» tor o n s id e , K irk p atric k 
PM Hied la yards to little Indian, who
could return hut v H am ilton 
and 
form er punt 
R u g e l fa lle I t«i gain, th- 
lug IO to Mu .sing de with return of 
■ ■ 
rn.ike 
thru 
headw ay 
line. and Kirk booted 
to <'uralisle m an, but be 
•*n ya rd s 
til *1 
tr a c k s . Han.s-G ij ruined an 
• •ad run of nautili*.c's, a HU* *>11 yd 

T exas bu* as 

f u l l * * i 

t*» 

in 

b e i n g u * s e s e i m r b i d d i n g . 
p e n i l l ; , 
H am ilton kick**) to Iin|«. Ma. - uignle, 
in* return

Rug. I gain of 

IT vat Is o n plunges 
t<, p ; i - , t n*. 

| 

cm 

lo yards, 

t o r e * . i 
K**||y 

thru Hue. Kirk 
l y n r l p en alty 
f i r e d pun?, 
ad v.un e l 
end 
o a k 
run. 
In 
late pluv Kirk I r«»k* h o er 
ter* nee and got 
in Man 
t h e slipper * 
lo on Hand! 
Mussing;)I** advanced 
ton s IO Mini punt, Moore m ade i and 
lie kb . It.neMi* ii addeil 
H* o v er I* it 
Kirk hisi 
I mon* thru slime hoi* 
•: around end 
ex *« ute*| pi *t> pass 
to Moon* for 25 yare.**, ref et 
, ,||
ing I hi 11 back howev**r aud g a v e h

, 

for 

lessen ed 

.'!,*» yards 

Massing,* ie 

H a m ilto n ’s 
Id, aint 
to only 
punt of 
4 
Hamel* ll t*M»k 
la* kl* piling* 
Aft«*r 
p i n i n g hall on Inward Mn** 
M asslngale 
ti.ileil around end, Kirk 
attem p ted d r o p k ic k , which was b lo c k ­
'd with Kirk recoverin g with 
15- 
loss, hut first down.
i yard 
to gain over 
ta* kb*.
J Moor* 
vards to Kelly, ball 
I Kirk punting 
a d vanced 
jr turned I«* 
J 15 yards un 
(5 yard punt, Moore bit 
I ta* kb* for !. M asslngale failed around 
j end, tint p lated ball Iii fair position 
f ' H drop kick. Kirk tried drop from 
failing by narrow m ar­

M asslngale 

! I.* >ar*| 

failed 

lim- 

gin.

A, a, 

l l , took ban on 25 yard 

line.
\ tac k le plunge and penalty g a v e A.
Ai- M Hist d*»wii, but Hooker 
f u i i i - 
bl**d. Kirk 

t ••* over Ing.
M o o r e aud Rauisd.-ll made 

first 
down, Hailey anil Masslngale added 
I. Kirk again attem pted drop. failing 

j from 

(5 y a rd Mn**.

V. A 

ll. took ball on 25-yard Un**,
Vs H ooker and Hal«*nti made only I 
''I•. Ham ilton punt'd to Kirk 25 yds,. 
fair catch called. After 7-yard 
a u l 
forward pass *all**«l and Dyer 
gain, 
lo* tom b 
knocked from feet jus? as 
it.

I Mu* ball V, A. 

falling oil 

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tContinued On 

T h ree.)

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of at 

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was a re union and an o c r a s b . 
hand shaking, renew ing old a 
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T H I T 1 X A N .

E N G IN E E R S H O LD G R E A T E S T R E

C E P T IO N IN IT S H IS T O R Y

I hursday Nig-h ts En tertain m en t Eclipsed 
Those of Form er Years===Four Hundred 
People Shared Their Hospitality.

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H A N N A H A N D M IS S L A W R E N C E L E A D

TI . Mir.!, 

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Ut r „ i v , . ra lly of T. xaa. on T h ura | , ,l with a»i,*a by ,!„■ K „ * i„ .., ra' .p.ar-Jo, Spanial, Moan. 
day night. < * li p s * #1 a1) 

tiles#* given

N or,I, w all

lo,, mn,po»-d of f r o a, I trot lier... A l f J ' T . K. I , " I,, lar*.- I.,,..,a I,al I. a ,tat 

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of Texan, on T h u rs ­

Tm,inha and S trirk la n d . 

Ka. h son* , ,1,1. » ,» , Jal . Ina* On ll,.- w alls a w * 

was a take o ff un scum* prof* ssot’ m d I < (dors of era nit** aud whiff* d«*eorat

l h , i m ** 

ll ,* • 

f | ( » « ' j ( | r d

hits of fin* even* 

d with 

In former yearn. 

At eight dVIih k 

tin- d«».*rs of tm* * agile # ring build­

ing were swum: wide open to the in- 
v i?. d gu#*sf s.
F o r mort* than an hour 
•le i** h ,i > 
in allice* urn **nsiiig f lo w 
of hum anity which throng# d* into the 
tit*«*rsi tit tin* in viting building.

Aft# r passing along 

th*, reeolvliig

lug.

I *rs 

Itetiefllct ami Mat her then * x* 
changed puns aud 
tim e 
k«*pt tin* Audience in ti constant up* 
roar. At tin e s th ey becttnte almost

for some 

fin* guests w ere shown throtiflh personal 

tin* building, saw tin* mn# hitiery 
in 
motion, had tin* minutest #l< tails e l* 
fai t aer# 
plained to tin in, aud 

In 

The Sm oker.

time in passing through tin* building ’ s >r\«>d th en 
iitnl in meeting each other* 

given no lim ited amount of Inatriic 
lion In th#- engineering «eur»»*n. 
i n 
til nine o ’clock the gti#*srs spout th* 

\t tin* conclusion of 'ho class en­
tertainm ent, tile (adios aint th eir *■#• 
c o n s w " t v u sh crtil 
tin* Kart 
remit* on tin* first floor. T h ey were 
w ith punch aud sa nil- 
Hiiiosetirtod” gout lemon.
according to Dr. Benedict, r* tnaiu#*fi 
room.
»#n tin* Tiltrtl Moor, w hich had been I where tin* smoker proper w as given
converted Into ii dance hail. 
As the * VX’hen
hands of the clo# k stood 
angles, iiidh ating tin* hour of 

\t that hour those who dam **d. r#*
paired ti* tin* Freshm an draw ing room, in

Sophomore drawing 

I wit in s. Th*

th#* 

to 

at 

' 

tile » Ignis had been 

passed,
right J lighted and w ere Welt under way, 
nine, Prof. K« V, H. Mantel gave the In ­
troductory Persiflag e. 
stated 
there were three things he disliked 
about a spe * ii. the introduction, the 
lindy and the conclusion,

Ile 

th 

sounded 

ncasorcr’s orchestra 
first note of the Grand M arch. M ark 
Hannah of P a ris, President of the re* 
* "p fson, with Miss Lo uise Law ren ce 
th#* m arch, followed 
«»f Austin, led 
by no 
It 
fifty couples, 
s* **m#*d that all of the serious side 
oi co l’* g<* lit#- iiad been cast to the 

than 

I# ss 

p e r s o n 

h a p p i e s t 

four winds and that e v e ry 
was bent on having the 
time of a l i f e thus far spent. 
Tho 
grand march was only th#* opening. 
It was in a word. the beginning of 
greater things, The longer Besserer 
fbi nisi#.*d that entrancing music, the 
; axioms the happy couples w**re 
aion 

Mr. XV. 

Ii. P h ilip * delight od 

the 
audience with rem iniscences. 
He 
spoke of the titties w*hen he lived, in 
the "h ts , h i’s. and ’f»0’a, I Miring these 
in Texas, he met 
p re h is to ric tim es 
e v e ry engineering professor 
the 
I A dversity of Texas, 
lie apprised the 
audience of some on#* I hi bg which enc 
had been g u ilty of. ami which had 
rem ained undisclosed until that par* 
ticu lar time, At the conclusion 
of 
tiles** sp*‘cellos, the smokers adjourn­

in 

tin* 

extend 

entertainm ent 

to 
in 
th*- “ VV.*"" hours of morning. And it 
was two o’clock vvhen tile last not* 
was sounded and silence coupled with 

'd to th#* sandw ich and punch room, 
and when the building was darkened 
at two a. i i i ., some o f the engineers 
w ere still haunting the room plead 

darkie ss enveloped 
b i t i Id I t i g ,

tie* engineering 

i up: for another sandw ich and an ad 
ii it iotial glass of punch.

I Adversity pennants. O ver 
star 
Immense Texas 
fifty brilliant electric 

bead was un 
studded with 
lights,

I he Sophomore Knout was on 

th**
I second floor On the W est w all wen* 
letters four feet high **T. E . 12" in* 
d ila tin g which class was represent* 
ed. From th#* ceiling ropes of Sp anls 
M o s s were fastened to the four eorn*
• rs of Mn* room, Tin* walla were 
d e co rate! with 
I diversity pennants.
Tho OI,Iv orlKtnnl ,I,■,!*,, In 

o, ti,.* Kn*ttteera WAH * bo,,,itll,ii I,„n* J ,„j,p .. 
m r tlir#*#* feet 
Fnginecrlng 
maroon 

long com mined of th* 
aud 

" I* of T " was on the larg-

orange 

# aion*. 

is 

this 

•*r end of th#* bn liner in a beautiful 
monogram. And body of this banner 
had th#* let I#-rn **!\ or T. 12.” It w ill 
tin*
that 
be rem embered 
« In ss thai last year excelled In decor*
.ming; taking th#* prise from th** well* 
trained Sophomores, Ju n io rs and S e n ­
room.
iors. tor th** most beautiful 
'I he souvenir vviis a blue print twist 
ard fin which was ti photograph of 
th** 

th#' w ater tank iii w hite with 
lettering **T. K. lh 12.”

Th** Freshm an Room was oil 

tin* 
second floor as last year and had a 
very heavy effect overhead of #i# «*p 
Spanish Moss radiating to different 
peris of th** room. T h e sides of th** 
walls were also decorated with this 
a 
moss, th#* complete effect being 

very decided woodland and landscape 
i**ff# ( t. 
room 
In one corner of the 
was a large mountain Ink# surround*
«*d by mossy hanks on w Iii# Ii a mime 
tun* engineering corpse was su rve y­
ing a projected railroad to b** built 
• rn fresnels of reinforced concrete. In 

"Tin* I i in** ha* co nu* th#*

Old man an Id,

I'm do our d»*rnd#*st stunt;

To play, and dance, and 

Sing ami talk,

Xnd show that w e're no 

R u n t.”

\nd they did

BOARD OF REGENTS 
ROLD REGULAR MEETING

R E G E N T S H A D B U S Y D A Y L A S T 

S T U D E N T S * C O U N C IL F A V O R M E D 
IC A L F E E .

W E D N E S D A Y — M A N Y T H IN G S O F 

I N T E R E S T C O N S ID E R E D . S O M E 

Lau n dry Situation Solved.

B U S I N E S S P O S T P O N E D .

Monday afternoon, In tie* Regents’ 
the Students* 

room, a meeting of 
t ou ne ii with President Me/«*s and
the Means of th#* different depart 
Utentn. w as held. T h e tm # ting was
called fur the President 

to discuss 

re# #*nt appointment of a I'n h e r 

tin 
sity phys!# lad by the Regents,

President Me/«*s explained in brief J 

from 
th#- ad vantages to he derived 
sm Ii an apiKilntiiient, A very capa 
id#* and popular physician has be#*n 
i hoseii, who Is Iii have an orfh #* in ! 
th#’ main building during at least two 
this time 
I.ours of ca# Ii day. Muring 
mil dial** students of the 
('d iv e rs ity 
in** privileged to # (insult with 

th#*

and

physician. O nly consultation 
medical exam inations are allowed. No 
visits to hollies w ill hi- made with 
out extra cost, For Ills services, the 
is to receive approxim ate 
physician 
Iv one third of the en tire medical fee 
paid in by the students 
The motley 
n ma in lug. w ill constitute a hospital 
Each student paying the fee 
ne|M»sit 
w ill be entitled to two weeks atten ­
tion ill a hospital, free of charge, lf

, h„ v<.nr any mo|i)>v ^

„ 

„ 

, , |ml„ v

among the students paying the f e e .

laundry, secure 

i (Km a discussion of the laundry 
*dt wit inn It wa> decided that a com* 
m ince should close tifi a deal with an 
out-of tow ii 
agents 
among the student body, w ile would 
ci ll#*# t and distribute bundles. This 
was the final arrangem ent 
the 
much-talked-of 
laundry proposition, 
and the settlem ent w ill bring satis­
faction to many students I i i the U n i­
versity.

of 

A L P H A T A U O M E G A S E N T E R T A IN .

From eight to eleven o'clock, Tues 
day e v e n i n g , N ovem ber tin* 22nd, Iii#* 
Xlpha Tau Omega F ra te rn ity was ut 
home to Its many friends. T h e ir beau­
tiful ii# w home, which Is l o c a t e d on 
24th and 
the 
c# nt**r of much amusement ami enter 
tainiiient.

.W in e s streets, was 

rh#* guests were met at the door 
by Mr. Ralph Goeth and Miss Fanny 
Below then) was the re 
Campho)), 
both
le iv in g 

consisting 

of 

lad I • *s ami gentlem en, arranged alf#*r- 
timely, Much sorority was represent* 

receiving line. M iss Mor- 
K appas, Miss Thornton of 
th#* Thetas. 
IM 
.Miss XVeller of the 
B ela IMiis. .XILh Gibson of th#* Zetas, 
.Miss K in sm an of the Chi Omegas, 
and Miss L u ca s of the Alpha M#*lta 
Mins w#*r#* 
r#*pr<*s#*nta 
th#* sorority 
Bv **s. Among tin* ladles iii fin* r*- 
( 'iv in g line were many visiting and 
were
iou ii girls. 

Som e of these 

CONDITIONS 

FAVORABLE

Til#* Board of Regents h#*ld s M»e#*t* 
lug at the I d ive rs ity «#n last NX •■•In#**
VII of ll*- tn#’liih"i> w#<r#* pres- 
Urn* k.nrldg#*, 

I lay 
"tit 
Henry and Hr# tm wood 

* x< # pi Messrs 

leave 

lu au T aylo r #»r th** Kiwinot-rlng in- 
pail u n til. whim urn tiled a 
of 
..lisetn # for dx w#*#ks. h- uititiitig J a n ­
II* « \p#'< is !#» vImII aud saw 
uary 
I ». 
iii#* * tmitieerlng depart 
tit ##p» ration 
I i i I vers! ties <»f W is h 
lii#*ilt h ##f fin* 
FU rd ii#*. Kansas. NVhrnnka.
* mw 11 mi 
W lseohsin. Illin ois. Minnesota, Mich* 
(flan, and C tlleln iiatn 
His aillt la to 
-♦*# tire ne* ideas will# Ii may b«* ap 
lh#* «\#*r a ro * lu g engin*#«r 
piled 
(rn: de lutrt motif of Hi#1 t iii va rs ity of
T e X I I S

Iii 

a< i-• • pi#*d 

Tin1 b»i.ir«l 

from Mrs, 
('Iia ria s F Norton, form erly of fa r* 
bsh*. K v , a lo n trih tttion of lio n , to 
>«• us#*d as ii m emorial of her bus 
band who s a * ii flradiial#* of 
tho 
collen#* mid im iii# ai departinents.Thla 
is lo t»e us#*#) ss a means of 
nones 

Interested. 

III* (tin g attention of o ile r s to the 
great kooiI a#« «unpiished l»y eonserv-
her 
* r s III PU bib health, ill w hich 
husband was 
the 
vt 
Mi a rn-rn ion of Mrs. Norton, th#* mein-
th#* form of a por­
• rial s ill 
lh#1 gr«*i»l Fr«*iu Ii s« lent Isl 
trait #»t 
mid 
l»rs. Harper. 
C a llo s a v . ami Pori#*r «>*r#* appolnt«Ni 
lier 
as a cornutin#'" 
#t»*sir»*.

iii**#!), al Pasteu r 

lo <urry out 

ink# 

t has T, R um s, fellow 

in Chemis* 
iv wan in,oh* tutor. 'Ib is was insole 
Im r# us«-d 
th** 
in iii# C hem istry Depart* 

ne# essary hi • ans** *-r 
♦*i.collut**nt 
lie u t.

A c o m m it!"" was appoint#*#! lo pre 
th#*
pan* a plan of aub*division for 
M« Im**»I of Pol ' h n| Befell# e, in order 
tiirei* component 
to emphasis#* 
parts, 
and 
>’#a in| Sei«*!i« e.

i v onoiiii# s, G overn iiien ! 

the 

fill#* of th** bent moves mad.' 

for 
'fV n ta for s#»iue lim#* was th#* prep­
aration t#ir 11#-- establishm ent of a 
Mb on I ot Huslneas Adm inistration.
? Ii#* Preaid# ut <if tin* I ii iv era! ty wsa 

am ion ized to pr#-par*- a plan f«ir its 
force, 
oi kmni/ation and Ms t# a- bing 
all af which plans are to 
present*
the 
'*d at th*- Ja n u a ry me<*tifrg; of 
aud 
I alai <1. Man v of tin N orthern 

Lantern Institutions iiav#* t*Htaii||sU#*d 
hii# ti (" pan iii#-ut w aud T#*xas 
to 
tank favorably with them, Mr. J. W . 

is 

to 

Jr . , pr#*H#*iit«*d 
in behalf of his father, 

M cLaug hlin . 
the 
a 
board, 
ase of surge a1 idstrttmaiits used by 
< on I ode ra t" Kurgeotis til tough out ttwi 
( 1V*J war. 
inst rn m#*iit s w#*re 
itll <*ii#ii*(l for tin* i i i edit al (|**part meut 
.*nd vv iii h#> placed in tin* museum at 
G al v est on.

I bes#* 

room was a decor-ted in Hi*
bowl Ir is #»f th#

th#* 

cm* corner of 
ated table on which stood a 
hid in a hank of roses from 
mint d rin ks w ere 
served 
gu#*sis.

which
th#* 

to 

Prizes W e re Given.

Brizes were oft«»re<j 

to tin* class 
which had tin* most tastefu lly decor­
ated 
th** class 
which

room. and also 

to 

Ile dam*#* hall was b eau tifu lly dec 
Long stream ers of electric 
orated. 
reaching 
lights "rin se d each other, 
room. From 
I rom .-iii#* to side of tin* 
from 
these strings hung pennants 
every sorority and fra te rn ity at the 
1 nivi rsity, besides uncounted scores 
’* X a rsitj pennants of e v e ry descrip­
In addition to tin 
tor! ( once)ruble. 
M**nnaut s. there was bunting, orang* 
and white, concealing almost the en­
tire ceiling.

The O ther Entertain m en t.

A hi I#* sonic of the youngsters were 
seeping step to Bcsserer's music, otli- 
0|' youngsters with tin* older people 
repaired 
lo tin* Sophomore draw ing 
room, in tie* Last of the building on 
'It** third floor, when* they were **n- 
eriained by d o ss representatives and 

members of tin* faculty,
Mach class had a 

representative. 
Arthur Dyer very cautiously' repre- 
John 
■■-''tired the Freshm an class. 
i;trk in his pleasing way, represent- 
! tin1 S o p h o m o r e class. T h e Ju n io r 1 

' 

classes Decorate Rooms.

On entering the door guests were 
greeted with an 
im mense electrical 
design oi welcome in follow mg words: 
“H ello People H e llo ." 
th#* 
hall tin* gimsts repaired to tin* base* 
im nt, where the electrical engineers 

From 

had decorated the dynamo laboratory 
iii brilliant electrical colors and vt her 
the m achinery was running 
in full 
tor##*.

the 
The next point visited were 
Vt Hom e” rooms of th#* different 
The Sen io r Room was on 

( lasses. 

he 

first 

floor and was decorated 
with an i n v e r t e d cone of senior colors 
of black and rod from which 
hung 
I'n iv e rs ity pennants of orange and 
white. Along the sides of th#* ro# ms 
were couches piled with pillows and 
Im ped with banners. The floor was 
pread with beautiful rugs furnished 
b y t h e different fra te rn ity and soror­
ity houses. 
Tho walls were hung 
with rugs which w ere decorated with 
pennants of 
the different fraterni-
I
lies. Handsome souvenirs were dis- j 
'r i liuted. A hove the door was hung)
t h<
WM
all
C laire.

IP I P.
sign
gn arled by the patron saint of 
cl: .in i rs, Alexander F red erick

I ’ of T 

Tin

'la s s was by far the most original. 
Iii* 
( ’row Bros., who them selves are 
Figuratively speaking, unable to dis- 
Dnguish one from the other, were 
Hu* most pleasing perform ers of the 
was 
evening. 
Tin* shaving stunt 
probably the best ever given 
Imre. 
Alf Toom bs’ discovery of the North 
Foie, and the proof offered to sub­
fain the contention, was clear cut and I “ Ju n io r " guided the guests to theii
convincing. 
thoughtful and well w ritten paper, as I sign where the 
tin* representative 
gingering class.

of the S en io r en-J pear and reappear iii a ll their orig- 
j i n a l brilliance. The room inside was

Tin* Ju n io r room w as on th#* sec­
and over tin* entrance 
immense sign

ond 
D om Hie b a iW . y an 

a I room. This was the only ele ctrical 

B illy Holden 

floor, 

read 

lights would disap- #-.*r equalled 

gave the best entertainm ent 1 
NUy Randolph, F a n n y Mont
1 (.‘ornery. BMxabeth W ilm ot. Hi#* Misses
!
the Misses Go#»th. 
to 

Richardson aud 
I h#* last two named an* sisters 
Ralph doeth.

Judge McLuurin.I><*an I iatti#- and B ill 
K ra h l were appointed as a com m it­
tee to decide whi# h class won 
the 
prize for excellence In toast contest.
and 
I Ii#* prize was a Texas pillow 

was awarded to th#* Ju n io r class. T h e 
IL 
comm ittee, 
.Me K ira th, W alla ce 
I*. 
Sm ith and K. 
I). Sanders. aw arded 
the prize, a beautiful Texas bann**r, 
to the Freshm an class for th#* h»*st 
decorated room.

Greatest E v e r Held.

requires unceasing 

W h ile the engineers have alw ays 
been famous for th#* entertainm ents 
they have given, that the one T h an ks­
giving night surpassed eve ry other, 
room i >vas the verdict of those attending. 
labor to giv#* 
ii 
just 
an entertainm ent 
passed. 
F o r weeks before th** date 
s« t , President Hannah and his able 
corpse of assistants, had been 
la ­
incessantly and 
beling 
was reached Thursday night, when it 
,..................... 
... ,
had
that none here-to-fore 
proved 
E v e r y detail 

like the one 

had
been arranged and th** reception wan 
<urrit*d out like clock work.

c l i m a x 

th#* 

it. 

W hen th#* guests had passed 

th#* 
receiving line th#*y w#*r<* usli#*r#*(i in ­
(lining room, where d e l i c a t e 
to 
hands served punch, h <• cream and
cake.

lh#- 

in. 

Besserer was 

Various forms of umusem# ut were 
indulged 
there 
w ifti his w idely recognized orches­
tra, and his music almost surpassed 
any that h#* had ever before render­
ed. 
Some o f the guests entertained 
themselves with dancing, w hile oth­
in con­
ers passed th#- hours aw ay 
versation,

Pile house was elaborately decor­
ated. 
In the hall pink ros«*s predom­
inated, and th#* dining room was fill­
ed with 
fragrance of beautiful 
white roses.

th#* 

Many distinguished guests 

w*-re 
present during th#* evening, including 
Governor and Mrs. Cam pbell, P re s i­
dent and Mrs. Moses, and Dean B a t­
stu- 
tle. All told, several hundred 
dents and friends enjoyed th** hosp! 
talif.y of the hosts.

V. O. WEED
UNDERTAKER

N#-w I io-pitai Am biiiance, Carriages 

Phona 223 

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t> Ufss .tames, »»n Thntsdav night.

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tw o boxes. w h ic h

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lions* 

to

b’1 b " ai in ii;* fly situated, and wi th 
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w h i t * .

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were I he <oa* h, mn nav. r and fool h all
■ o n f r o m ( O l h ire S t a f i n n .

I In- • i ' < • op* ra hoiis

W as 

v e r y

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f i l l 

i'll?.tim., w. •* 

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kitkfhiesH and 
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h? pr**f ia?* d by 
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of Poth i?,si i’.it to, s, opt I >»t I,
v . - r y h i g h l y
h i m 

a nu

ani

i « f “ < . u n p i n , m i n g 

for his g enero us sp irit toward 
f a is am! ii- * r iv a l institution 
M.

both
\ a 

CZ ECHt E C L U B O R G A N IZ E D ,

U fo :a ry 

f lub co m p o s..! 

,»f student.- 

»!*<• M o ra C a n aud 

( /.ecli descent 

‘ 
•••ar tcoeting. 
’r!,: ‘ ‘Md.......... " i n : 
b,*11* i* Mi 

’ b‘ • [ • > [ , . h- M , s fhii'fl r*-g
and
int. ,..sting 
\
w ... sp, ra. 
Iff,. ai!lj w „ f k „ of Jo h n 

An 

I * . 

| 
♦ 

W e .* Korn *»ky *,„• c „n o n ills., 

the 

bo p. I i , Mi o f 

-fatuous ( >.,*, J, cdm a to r d u rin g 
re .. a i , -am e. was pre- 
r f,, r- 

ut*. J and road by M r c\ 

i;. 

M O ‘ ' • 

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K l * , rn k 

p r e .

» , * *| 
le.Tf, ,* on F re d ,.r f, k Still I,if,a,
bl UH,sh inn, VV I,.,;., op,*ra , • T he Mar*

1 M r , d e , * * 

t o o k 

t h . 

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yh. A(_ 

,‘„ VW ftr

>*or„, lis t v * ;ir . 
w v e a short talk on r 
li b r a r y
tho u,h 
"«*rks and writers., fro,,, 
‘ "• •T y A. I. to f»ij**. Tim m a in 
fe a tu re o f 
•«.**stoi, or tho question of 

th * e v e n in g a is the d is

juipju g 

ii 

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L i ’ -T
III
lf 

'WMTleun F e d e ra tio n of 

*.v t In ba. 
T i \a s 

(v.ecf,
I {up **(’,, lim "
f iii v e rs ify has do, id, d

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th,.

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THUOflr NIGHT'S HflLtT THE 

BIGGEST EVER HEED IIT TEX/IS

Hot Ii

the Auditorium 

*• 

f loors of 
Were faxed to Utmost 
Capacity.

E THAN 1500 PERSONS PRESENT

••sully 

f.f s t a r lin g 

th e gate* 

w ith 

M " i l atm o,, tip ?u 

, i „ , th rot Ho w id.

«*!*• n 

- t o M a r t 

f n m , th e j u m p 

Vl„ ! 

" b m * *?„, 

I* ,,;.| 

\ It,l„i)tifc 

, op* Iu d ,*,i

t*. a 
th ,‘ n o d iem * mas Work* *1 
J’b* U *»t e n th .iH ij si,* . > it**,,min an d 
•i rr»»p*i. f| flesir. 
v.-lf v% J;*, f| w a s
c e rta in ly a va ile d or wh.-n " lu g I nine*

tip 

»Mow I*- Dun. i „ » 

.am ,- 

fo rw ard 

to 

a sp* <i a h , 

iti„k f 
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w it!, c h a ra . t.* ris tif t im ld d v . * ml* ..v o r
IMir a ,,p riH j ,.
* d to t. ll ft 

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th a n a ll ho 

I riot, o f h is s p it,? au d 
m ore 
fo r f r i lly t ap r, 
t a il,Ii.- 

.sp, a k in g

«»it 

I

, x a „,p |o 

vv;,s 
. .midi have said. 
f|

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Then Mr. H(»s*««.r> 

hf H h%t<Tf>

f .iry ni th e I H u m fin .',}' o f E x te n s io n , 
jri.a «*• !,,s rn.*, f,.„ sp. , , h i„ f„,v if,. 
Sin le n t b ia ly , 
.o u i 

r irs i L a d it,- u 

tuuni. c l iou 

fro m 

tho D a lla s A ltiin i 

»*'. H .,v „ lt: 

that 

th e y vv.-r* 

h a rk in g 

• bo st h e e l and Hi. 

le a n , w ith 

t fit-lr 

b o a rts, s p irits , an d m o ney. 
w h ic h
m oss,,go wa* sign,-,! by sn. h mot, as 

M H 

I.. K n ig h t. Db k S o u g h t r A le v 

f "p c . N yn n M il nu, and five hundred 

o ilie r • tithusiasts. Mr. R o sser said
th a i on a recent 
t r ip he had hoard 
certain rumors ,»r ringers, profession, 
a list,!, of r e ,r n . 
 of w ill, j, w a s
ll 
dirtied toward the orange and white 
Ho said f ba, the o n ly f,„»f, Wi,h T.-x*
**t,Icicle-
UH was 

tai k o f 

that 

tile 

m ac m i is m . " 

u h l. |,

T u s a y t h a t 

t i n * T h a n k s g i v i n g r a l l y 

w a s 

a 

rip roaring 

s i n c e s s . 

at t 

m e 

p a r n 11* h d 

, x I i i tit? u t u n r e s t r a I l i m ! f*re 

f i n i s , a l l a . W I IU Iff 

b i 

e x p r e s s i n g o u r 

• o h , s m i l d l y 

a u d W o u l d h i lt 

in 

a 

s m a l l w a y slgi.Cv what a re m a rk a b le 
a n d o u t h i t s * d col* 

d i s p l a y o f 

I m a b v 

I*-* 

s p i r i t 

lf 

t t l , s 

T h e o l d \ tad It or- 

i u m w a s tm* k i d e v e n 

i n t h e g a l l e r i e s 

" ( t h lh* 

follow, rs of the orang.- and 

W h i l e , a n d 

t h * dem onstration of that 
t h r ill ,! eat Ii h**art w ith sin h 

night 

a n 

i t r i h o i i t i i l e d s p i r i t 

t h a t 

t h e e c h o e s 

' d 

t h e 

I-#* vet* berat Ina from w a ll to 

l a s t h i l a r i o u s y e lls „ r e s till 
\|. i

* a || 

fhoimh n.,* 

large 

repr«w**ritatlon of 

* o . |s r« strained from u niu aid en llk e 
ws al e n d e avo rs, th* v e> idem . ii th e ir 
aud 
loyal!v hy stnll* s of ap p ro val 
| „ 
titte r, d g Ie, fu lly . 
a* * asinnallv 

short, the ra lly w a s a g lorious man 

b u n ta l io n ,»r 
w hich the e n tire sttidet*t 
in our * ouch aud our i* am a detu

the suprem e c o n fid e n te 
I tody hove 

• in stratio n w» thu ndero usly 
\ Iii m u | hi a 11 *. r * *d 
«he 

loud that
in the turth,*»t
* ornery of th, s ta te , felt th e ir blood- 
th e ir h e a rts J,eat 
flo w 

fiu irk e n aud 

w ith rem We I 
‘•rani old Alm a Mater,

(o n fld e m e 

ii, 

th e ir 

H ie Itand dbl Its e lf proud 

r ,,n

d r * t ta ii I th sh iv ou r soul stirrin g , trn* 
d b iouai anthem s. 

\ „d in ,||( hH|<hl

?*f »ta 

In a. en Man* of tru m pets and

 

 * ff mu It fins roar o f th ro a ty snid e*

M ark .Mi <;«•«* 
••roe.Clip, 

ll,,,.,, 

l»|v undertook his ref

tffl fht M|H<akl,rM <>f 

the e vening in a sort of football form
•’•ibm. 
I rap e r cm ! h u m a n at ends 
H attie and " r e g o r y as gu ard*, and 
n il lo! rand as e«t„ler. 

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P h y s i c i a n a n d S u r g e o n
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md place kick from 25*yard Ii tx* went 
K irk kicked 55 yards 
o Sprouts. 
mt of ( auger, man downed after IO* 

yard gain, 
.lunies relieved Bailey, 
A. A Al, penalized 5 yards. Ham ilton 
I punt ing 4o yards to Spoonts. K irk 
• kicked 4u to K e lly, no return,

Dew al e 

and H olliday failing 

to 
gain. Ham ilton punting 30 yards to 
recovered. 
tumbled and 
K itk , who 
K e lly fail** I to gain on K irk s 50-yd. 
punt aud Shipp** and De Ware failed 
thru center, Ham ilton punting 2<> yds. 
outside*, 

’Plnie called. Score A tee 0,

GIVING GAME

lulled I Tom Fat;f* Otif*. I

for a 

flying I .lr kit* al 

In ♦ * 11 v cill 
throwing blin 
loss. 
?.iio\«*<l T .w in at guard. 
pretty 
a.'va tiro I nail by 
trinaltottK 2-> > arils, plat ing 
yard lint', wlicn* tit** noted 

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:s.M»d afoul Hinny fort 

Texas.

K. K. 

»ok bull on 2-*>-yard 

A. &
8hippo
lino. i Karnes 
urned .< y ard s on receivin g J Brown 
yard punt. ShipjM* made I j Thompson 
. but Hooker fu in bb al, Kirk I Hohu 
ball. Moon* rot» |\. d pass1 Hooker

Barnes. Jo nes
Persons 
T ru itt, Feldhnke 
Bland, B a rc la y
St*’lief 
B ailey. Jam es
b r 1.**jard gain then look j W a rd , In wan* L. bl. Dyer,11. Leonard
kb*, Karns toll easily o i n k -1 K« fly 
>t clow ii, Moon* and Kauia* J Ka Ion ti
ult g**t but 
bot w ooh 
* on (Iou tis a ft o r pr* tty |kimh I K u u d , 
irk 

K irk p a trick 
Kam sdell
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ll. 
Massingale
Spoonts 

to Mn-Mmuih 

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T. J . Johnson, bth Infan*

Kdwiu sr. John (irehhl**,

for 7 yds. J Holliday
It **ii mud** pretty run around J Refer* »*
side lino. whore In t ut ac ross try.
for 

past bac ks 

apparent 

Um pire.

un, on bo yard run, but ball 9th In fantry. 
Juda*
a* k to where ho ran 

out* | K lfld 

• r only vyard gain. Ilalotiti Infantry, 
lino, K**llv started
ut 
irotind end, but again K irk dumped 
,i.« Inst; ferein e man.

I thru 

Massing,* *•• n < fixed *»***yard punt. 
\urds Kirk punt* I thru 
g 
I 'n 
Ik-lh 
'btl 11 - .IO .red en L'vd. line. 
IHtmiltoii punted out of danger, Mas 
Time 
raga Ie returning 
I:, yards. 
line in 
tlk d with ball on 2i* yard 
T \.».** 

|S• ^session,

T h e following resolutions h a m been 

handed <u. futural*)*- to the* 

great 

fin an cial campaign which the Band Is 

soon t«> wage.

Plier** Were additional resolutions 

S e c o n d 

H a l f .

• rom th** Stud* lits* Cotan* ii and 

th** 

Tt*\;is ki> k* ti 20 yards t«i Karnes. 

A sh be I 

L ite ra ry 

So ciety, both of 

A a l l , punted 

I.* yard s to Massin* 

which have been misplaced.

uh* who fumbled w ith A. a M. man

■'ti ball. Tm kb* plungt* failing 

ami 

Resolution of A thletic Council.

sis. W e wish the Hand a l l success. 

Dor tin* C lub !

S H IR LIOY KND L I S II. 
C U R T IS R O S S E R 
T H D P O L K .

WU* reus. The U n h e rs ity Band 

is 
a volun tary student organization, de* 
Pandit g upon voluntary contributions 
ol t In* student body tier its exist* nee 

s a student organisation;

VV In Peas, 

I lie Band has 

alw ays 
i heerfully answered th* * jills <>f th** 
to pro 
Athenaeum L ite ra ti Society 
id*- music for public ex * anions, de* 
rates, etc,, w herein th* S o c le !) was 
interested; and 

W hereas, W e, th*1 members of the 
Athenaeum L ite ra ry Society as part 
af the student body of th** 
I ’ ti I \ «*r 
felly, conscious of th** hours of thank*
I* ss practice necessary to sin Ii ail o r­
our 
ganization, desire 
appreciation of th** organization 
as 
life. 
( ’diversity 

vital par! oi th** 

to express 

therefore, be it 

Resolved, That the Athenaeum Lit 
»*rar\ Sot iefy h**r**b> pledges its co 
operation and support, of this 
or 
it may
ganizatioti to tin* end that 
still further rn It ill th* 
 ds of the
( ’diversity and 
Its student rn ga h i/a 
Bons.

VVh* Teas, T h e V a rs ity Band has for 
many years furnished ext .*i|9-tit music 
al all public contests (fu m e d in by 
lie* Rusk L ite ra ry Sis buy, .md

VV herena, The Baud pn tin Is* s 

to 
continU< 
such 
occasions without sp*'* ial com pen sa* 
Hon, and

in furnish ttttisjc on 

W hereas, The Band Is a volunteer 
stud* ut organization depending 
on 
the student Im sly for its support and 
m aintenance,

Therefore, W e. Tin* Rusk 

L ite ra ry 
Society, desire to e\pr«*-*s our appr*** 
cia lion of th** said organization's lav 
their
(h e e l (lilly end* 

and 

lur th** 

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S O , K i n K i t e r , 

(«th

S T A T E — A. *1 M. T H E R E .
C. C. VI K IN N K Y ,

Presld«*nt.

R E S O L U T IO N S B Y V A R IO U S D E ­
P A R T M E N T S C O N C E R N IN G 

V A R S IT Y 

B A N D .

Resolutions

B y 

the Rusk 

L ite ra ry

Society.

W h ereas. The P h i versify Band do* 

ti.****<! 
C ircu s aud 

Its s e n ile s to th* 

V a rs ity 

th** Beel/**buhb|cs, both tors 

of w hich perform ances wert* for the I plan for raising reveiiu
»**n«*fif of athletics, ami has aided us p 'uses of this year 
.atli-ii a lly on many sim ilar occasions, I 
F o r tin* Society,
md

J . hi. H IC K M A N ,

Presid* ut

W E C U R E P E O P L E O F T H E T A IL O R H A B IT .

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They tire the Hest Clothes in 

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Suits $15 to $45

Come in a d look them o v e r 
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the ord in ary 
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penalty of I.* assess** I for holding. 
Hamilton in. d« pretty pass to K e lly,
Mu* miss.ti making first down by I 
J a rd

Lennar I relieved Dyer. K a in s d e ll* 
for 
for. od Kirk to punt. Leonard 

I yard I lim eentc*r jttid penalty 
(ffsi.b 

I (byard 

line. K e lly 

loose for 4o*yard run, plat 

dawned tx !!y for in I hum it re tu rn , Ital* 
•ini got 
ing hall cm 

lost 
roil ml . ;?«t hut Ham ilton executed 
pre»tiy pass to Indian quarter, who 
loose from K ir k atte! drag* 
was |miii* 
ac\l a !*o>> go,»I 
B a le i)!I m iss­
'd goal, 

Snore* .*» to b,

I iin*. 

D'Xiis kicked outside on 30-yard 
bile. <’«»upb of end rung by I In in i I- 
, yards, the 'till then punt 
toii lost 

lug pi yards to Massingab*. 

who 

brought ball back h alf o f distance 
^ ' *•' I* Moore and Kumndeii made 
hrs? down, but tailed on next three 

1,1 
ei* 

f'*ven after penalty of 

" :|<hl but 7, and ball went ov*
yards,
^ v|- h»n t ti >o punt. Ham ilton 
bunted leather UU yards outside. Mas- 

1 “ 

I ground end, Karns* 
Jell t over tackle*, a pass to Mstssin- 

blade 

<Hi,‘ 

hied 

!|. 

.Moore took 

I 

and 

; 

’■'’ 

ait 

Ham 

*<‘l 1 

it im) 

Moore 

failing to gain 

!' ceh(*d K ir k ’s pass, but made
K irk punted to A. & AI., 
bdl. Kalenti could get but 
I 
end. Ham ilton punting 4<( to 
advance.
ale, who failed to 
!|ade first down around 
end. 
M,)0r' added 6 over tackle then 
.*5 
,ior 
Kam sdell took 4. Persons 6,
forward 
‘,l ■' 
I, 
'K 
|,ass K tem p ted A. & Al. getting 
ball. 
instantly, 
ai punted 4o yards to Spoonts.
*k punted to A. & M.. ball w'as 
!. but recovered and advanced 
• 
Karnes downed H am ilton 
ds. 
tiltiftiI 
line for 
lo yards. D ew are relieved 
a 
Ham ilton again failed around 
• ones relieved Barnes. Spoonts 
l<* on H a m ilto n ’s 30-yard 
'af 
Kam sdell added 2, Spoonts 8. 
ay relieved Rugel at A. Ar Al.
A ti l. k pass failing ball went 

tackle behind 

furu I 
IU v 
, 
by 

War 
Hid. 
ad va t

loss 

Hoi

H i 

Pun

full

O',,

rex is. H o lliday and K e lly 
to 
lost one yard around end, H am il 
'anting lo yards to Spoonts with

!V!nrn of if,.

ape made 5 thru center, Barnes 

■ 'i He ware 
K e lly took 6 around
’ 1 Ka relay relieved Bland at cen*
I, D ew are 4. a
" 1 Holliday added 
pass to Barnes advanced 20

VV h e r o n s . The I n i versify Band 

in* 
etuis to continuo flu* “ public spirited 
Kill* y ,“ which 
for 
hose m any years;

it h a s pursued 

T h erefore, Be it resolved by 

the 
Vfhlotic Council that we hereby ex­
press our appreciation of, and indebt­
favors 
edness to th** Band for tin* 
-how n us in the past, ami we earnest* 
iv request all friends of ath letics to 
support 
proposition 
vhlch th** Band has just put before 

fin an cial 

th** 

In* ( ’d ive rsity people, in order that 
his w orth y student organization may 
out inn** its commendable polity 
in 
tlie Inturn.

K. C. H. B A N T E L ,

D R . H O M E R H I L L

p l u m o . n g a n d e l e c t r i c a l s o p Weilbacker’s Confectionery

P h y s i c i a n a n d S u r g e o n

i ‘Mice nth ami Conure-- Avenue 
deuce 2m»7 U llin * 
\ venin*. 
Tlmiic.** Residence 224 Office I m , 
IVX a**

P L I E S . 
Tantalum and Tungsten Lam ps. Stu-

Cor, 22nd and Speedway

1^*1 1 , dents E le c tric Portables, Shades, etc.

L A D IE S * P A R L O R IN C O N N E C T IO N

Vt.-tin, j Plum bing and E le ctric R ep air W o rk. P in e L in e of Cigars, I run and Candy 

JN O . L. M A R T IN ,

408 Congress Ave.

Phones 320. 

C hili aud Lunches Served

George Miller-
 
 
 ........ 

 

C arriages 

In connection.

208-210 E . F ifth St.

Phone 25. 

j

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 „ J ; p a l a c e b a r b e r s h o p .

<, 

strictly 
Strictly vui)itar) up-to-date sh*.i

/IMM! KMAN* 
Prop

P A L A C E

F R E N C H
W e M* am and I ’r*

DRY 
* \ our Clothe- widle [Hiu H i.iv**

C L E A N E R S

H A T T E R S i

BOSCHI: S m il.DING.

A O T I V

Nov* 23. I BOB.

Come to Us and get the Real Stuff.

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4

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4

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C hairm an A thletic Council.

W E L L - W E L L - W E L L

F L E T C H K R L A N K ,
Secretary.

Bluff.

Don’t Be Humbuged by a Flash or 

W e, tho executive com m ittee 

of 
th** Department of Education, h earti­
ly (o u imend the liberal fcpirit with 
I iii versify Band and Or- 
which the 
stu­
chestra voluntarily play for all 
dent activities, and we urge all mem­
bers of this department to support, tin 
financial proposition of these organi­
zations in the same liberal manner.

i 

B, B. C O B B .
K. L O W R Y .
IL K. W H A L IN G .
IT A S C A S W E E T .
K E S S I E C O C H R A N .
A N N G O U G H .

E L I T E B A R B E R S H O P
Opposite Opera House.
S. A. G L A S E R , Prop.

_________

C. M. MILLER,

Dealer 

in 

W a ll Paper, Pain ts and Oils, W h ite 

Lead, Varnishes, W indow Glass. 
P I C T U R E F R A M IN G A S P E C I A L T Y 
711 Congress Ave.

Nelson Davis & Co

I M P O R T E R S A N D W H O L E S A L E 

;; P u re Ice Cream , Cold Drinks, Cigarettes, all kinds ;;
Cigars, Pipes, Fru its, fine package candy at 
• ■ 
the B ig R o o m y P la ce
ii L. A. W olf & Bro. C o rn e r 

I (th
1 'oiigrc

ain!

H 4* 4*4'4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* *1»4»*|* 4* 4*4* 4-4* 4* 4»4«H* 4* 4J4»*fr*H »4*4»4*4»4>++++«

The Avenue Hotel Barber Shop j:

IS F IR S T - C L A S S A N D U P-T O -D A T E IN E V E R Y R E S P E C T C O M E 
TO S E E U S. H O T A N D C O L D B A T H S .

J . H . G A S S A W A Y , P ro p rie to r.

G R O C E R S .

t + t t + t t j- H -1 + U 1 1 1 U H - t f t t t 1 1 i ♦ 1 4 1 1 1 > 

1 1 * * n

in 

The C urtain Club h eartily endorses 
the Band has put 
the plan which 
forth for its maintenance. 
W e feel 
grateful for the service the Band has 
the 
rend* red the Curtain Club 
th** Band 
past, but vve realize that 
(•annot exist by sim ply d o i n g 
favors. 
Rather than put the Band to the ex­
trem ity of c o l l e c t i n g for its 
eve ry 
appearance at U n iv e rsity en tertain ­
ments, 
football games, 
we b e l i e v e it the duty of e v e r y mem­
ber of the student body to 
secure 
tickets for the B a n d ’s series of con- 
t ‘ Cts. and thus keep that organiza 
Hon upon an independent paying ba*

rallies, and 

University 

Students, Attention!

I f you w a n t good L a u n d r y w o rk , the fa c t stares yo u tn th e fa c e th a t
you g et th e best w o rk at

BOSCH E ’S TROY

LAU N D RY,

9 0 6 C O N G R E S S A V E N U E .

W e L e t Y o u B e th e J u d g e .

B O T H P H O N E S 73

 Hancock Opera 
House

C A M P U S A ND C O R R I D O R

Dr L a x te r. D entist, 600 Cong. Ave,

S A T U R D A Y N IG H T

r 

L a w h e ,w r w a l k r h

J no. I ’*. VI k mson find O xheer S m ith 
from Cmm-ron to spend

l atin* do a j 
rhu uksg iv I a u.

\ !1 1 I?i<» s the* engagem* t t <■(

C H A R L E S 8. H A NEO RD

A erom p anled 

I v

M ie s M a rie D rofnah

in a M«*d« rn < 'olm dy 

T H E A M E R IC A N L O R D

Hrs, 

,Sa IR,- W ood, 

I 1*34 S a n An* 

ii", 

iiitio firii'H that she has add<‘d 

x' ra 

taal, 

to h er d in in g room, 

I now 

Itas rooms and hoard 

for 

i n*

< or four m on students, at 
month old phono i :a ,V

ID * 

u 

K V “ oh y, L L 

I!, 

U te ri,, v of <,t in e s C ounty. 

'"a. County 
enilie 

• • from N avaso ta on th, a a M. 

lh Ut o il..' Ii. Itr«jatlhurst ai if I (

T.

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M< *\ 11\ 4 V R ,IIT

Texan subscriptio ns due Dec. 1-09.

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CEO M. COHAN S OWN 
MINSTRELS

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The VV -a|.| - 

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lo I

w -•

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M ims T r a it * . a sla te r of d i a s 

C. 

rn * i ft. 
a pent 
w ifh frie n d s in the i it \ .

T h a n k s g iv in g 

week 

L o w i,"v * L l n»i C andies, at M < Fad­

dist! ’a,

to 

25 Tiie-e figure- un* int, In ,I 

■*;»t«* in d ialling w fit os *30 1tvem ats and 

llaiii* 
,'out- that are ela.<«*-\ and 
md finished better than 
tai of gat 11* i»r - that \,«u 
have -eelr af the-<e figures 
< 'oiiit* iii and h*t in 
S H O W Von

ii ll too to lit \ a. H a il'. \ ii i

Value iii \ int n I 

t tm guar

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Ut.Ii 

th,- 

I'- 

F I N E N D C K W E A R A N D H O S I E R Y T O M A T C H in n e at boxes

S w e a te r Coats, O ffic e C oats, S m o k in g Ja c k e t s , etc.
Sole agency for Holeproof S o x

S tro n g L in e of Su its at

$12.50, $15.00 

$18.00, $20.00 HARRELLS J

KIRKPATRICK TO LEID 

l l F00T0IIL TEAM

terne rl.v an 

in strm t o r 

in 

.Math. 

in

the 

I nixersii,v. hut w ho 

is now an 

Inst rue tor 

in So u th w est T e x a s N o r­

m al at San Mn n o s brought his w ife
Uj» lo See * ft,. L,;) a,,,

Cohn & Harris

• I >* 

I.V A N *

et Iii I

M eal NI ii«tra h with 

I. 

I, M ontgom ery. L L . is. 'mc C ity

\ Hoi i c y of S e ll V ll geld, tie, OIH pa flied 

H e n ry I*. H o n e y , K oh l A Hie hey, 

bv 

I V lix Dudley of K- ntm ky. « am- 

P L U C K Y Q U A R T E R B A C K E L E C T * 

Leon f loud ma ii, V u rlh u r H a r r i s , 

J . 

aud the faunal*- I l t t \ I V 

IP iV ** 

T I I S|» \N W D W I I » \ C S II AV

la w n for the gam e and De Thanks- 
g ivin g • term ini.

D a v id B e la s c o 

Faddcu's

Mitt* of student necessities, at Mc 

E D C A P T A IN — H A R D W O R K A N D 

S K I L L B R I N G C O V E T E D H O N O R

In* K in in villi*, J , r , Sto n e, and F o rd 

I ow us* lid V e il* Among th e S a n A n ­

tonio lo u t in g ,,,! ,,f V a rs ity 

sup port­

ers.

David Warfield
ill the 
diem M a.I. ,

ll V 

( M o n k e y i D avis, |.|, 

|*

• fin e lip from id im e r to spend 
EloRdftV

tie* 

IS 

ll GENUINE 

STAR

A ll «ii ti,,, first y e a r g irls in 

tho

I diversity w ere entertained *|th 

j fudge party bv the V. VV. c ^ 

T u e sd a y aftern oo n 

The G irls’ jHi* 

H a ll was de« o rate d with T* *as i#j 

A. Ar VI. pennants and yellow 

*s

w h ite * 1} sa,it lieu ms. 

A fte r a ]gh

groups around 

« o ilie s t, the g irls div ided 

Into lit
th e chafing <ji»Li
and sang eolleg e songs, told .-torJ
and had a good tim e generally »> J
T h e par
the r a n d y v$;,s coo kin g 

w as pro non H ied b y a ll to be a 
tinct sue cess.

Belt. H at, and Dutch C o lla r Pins.

the coveted honor.

B U S T O N L Y 

He is hut tw enty-tw o y e ars of ago. I; 

Y O U L I K E .

VV, g u arantee s a t,.fa c t,o n 

lf you buy from u . - M O N E V B A C K 

IF 

Y

E

S

University 

Shop

.VK I* Slidell a.

C ig a rs and F in e Rip e Tobaccos, ai 

; 

*»n T h a n k s g iv in g night 

the 

’ T '

A , <», Get*,jeu. Prop.

M E N ’S 

F U R N I S H I N G S .

Sp o rtin g Goods, A th le tic , B a se b a ll 

< "o k . It. 

o«», 

cam e down 

■i

H illsboro I,, se,, lh game.

and T e n n is Shoes. A lso T e n n is B a lls 

Students* who w ish, m ay a rran g e

R a ck e ts , N ets and Pe n n a n ts.

1610 L a v a c a S tre e t.

Dr. FL VV. Sin itll

fir private 

lessons at co n ve rsa tio n a l 
• lasrt. , in I ’< i n an by seeing M rs. J . 

M H a rris , at H ilo G u a d a lu p e St 

.Mrs 

Hoi is 

is a n a tiv e of G e rm a n y , an 

\|»* I ieftet d 

leat lier and one vt hose

D E N T I S T

w»»rk has fio* endorsem ent 

of 

the

722 C ongress A venu e. Opposite H erm an F a c u lty of the ('i.iv e r s it ) 

football men fo ld a m eeting and el* 

f ef t,. | A rn o ld K irk im frle k . of (trow ii- 

j vv, hkI. IU* ' a p t it 11, of *|u football team . 

in r**eognixed as one o f 

for Ie 
hest players Texas has ever 

I N o oui* quest loin* th** selection m ade. 
the 
had.
I P e r th ree ye,irs K irk played on tile 
Daniel linker College, at Brownwood. 
j i b g rad u ated there w ith the cla s s of 

iu d entered V a rs ity 

in the ta ll 
• •I tie- sam e year, During the g r e a t­

e r p an of the season, he played on 
m ir team .

In the .-en son of I him h<> has play- 

A venu e H otel, O v e r K e lle r 's 
S to re . A u stin . Texas.

Book 

H O TEL SUTOR

E U R O P E A N P L A N .

B est Cafe in the c ity . 

Su n d ay e v e n ­

ing d in n ers a s p ecialty .

T H E S T U D E N T ’S F H IE N D .

.Miss 

It. s- K l I lot, o f 

N ava so ta , 

e l in every gam* and has played e n ­

• am e 

'n , r w ith Miss L u c y 

(H i,br 
the game anti both are guests

for 
»t tm* Theta House.

tire ly through four. 

T h e first 

tw o 

j gam es he played fu ll, but sin ce then 
j he ha** held th* position of q u arter.

r 

 

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:: PINS! 

PINS! 

PINS!

Scarf. Lace. Tie. C ollar. Broach. I 

H e has a ll of the q u a lifica tio n s of 
I Uh punting, his 

a football p layer. 

g en eralsh ip , his ta c k lin g and his goal 

k ickin g and 

in addition his re p u ta ­

t i o n m r being a Jo lly good fe llo w a ll 
ii, a w a rd in g him u nanim o usly 
; a id "ti 

'I* HIW tv <1.0 . Ii , blo HI I 

Jesse French Piano Co. 
H e ad q u a rte rs for 

T I

•’ I
T v

V R E D E N B U R G H ^

816 Congress.

i f , - ,

' c m ,, 
I '.’.I , ll 

i i.,,,., 

J +++++ 'M + * « + e + « H + + H ++; :
• »

E a s y term s. Old in stru m en ts J B E N F . 

taken 
pianos rented. O u r phones 295

exchange. 
ex bange. 

Good 
Good 

in 

J 

< »• 

. , 

JO N E S , M . D
,, j R esid ence 3<'S‘ . Corn*.

A ve, O ffice hours 9 a. rn. to 12 M

Frank S. i ayta, I
813 Congress A venu e. 

'•ne I,Dupe S i. 

.

Use consultation rooms at 

ilent s 4 to 6 p. 

L'2_’0
in. 
N e w Phone HK

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O I I Phone 2»>S5 

THE ELLIO TTS

T h e Lllimts have Dem awarded the ( on- 
tract r i' making all photographs for 
lie 
Cat ins. Sittings are now being rn tde.

THE ELLIOTTS

804 Congress Avenue

ii BACON & HANCOCK j
Plumbing and Electric Work. 

Reading Lam ps, Shades and Supplies. Tungsten and 

Tantalum Lam ps.

715 C ong ress A v e . 

Ph o n es 193

I
f
dbl

f"i» bo is a v e te ra n . T h e s tu d e n ts ’ l« 
•he A lu m ni and friend s o f Tex as U n i­

v e rs ity, re jo ice together that a m an 
of his kind is to head V a rs ity on the 
g rid iro n next ye ar.

T h e spring w e a th e r that has char- 

lU te riz i'd this fall. has not encourag- 

Cd th e overcoat business, hut 

t h e ! 

students who h ave ordered 
Moore and M o rris,,,,, a rt. j.lad 

from 
, hey 

*‘t 

prepared fo r the vv.irst norther.

Lm . M. K in g , L L .

atto rn ey 
'l"'u 'tv-in*: 
value uji to witness the struggle.

at 

’0!*.

now a
Stockdale

Thfl bi<-are, of the old 

football

| 

‘anis exhibited 

in Moore w M o rn - I

>>n's windows, m ake an e x ce e d in g ly !

interesting 

collection. 

It is some-

‘ "i- of a coincidence that 

T e x a s ’

,irst t,,auj 
rison on 

if.

^ Moore and a Mor- 

•Miss L a u ra W h a le y of Southw est-I 
“ Hi. was the guest of Miss Willotigh- | 1 
:'Y. at Mrs. K ir b y ’s this week.

■Montz S ilv e r and E d A lie n ’s Bar- * 
Shop a t the D ris k ill H otel. The

finest 

in the state.

F - x. Non ton, H. A. '07, who 

, “ a " 1 

M ath, 

in 

Hubbard C ity

is I 

A as in \list in T liu rsd a y.

loan K o d a k s to students. 

J o r 

dan. Glo C ongress A vem ie.

 

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SHOES SHOES 
I Just received a big shipment o f th newest lasts In I
| bail and W in te r Shoes— patent, tan, j-nm met: Is and j

A*

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5 valours.
•MW 
mm 
mm 

J OSCAR RO BINSO N 

THI Congress Ave. 

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VAN SMITH DRUG CO.

700 Congress Avenu e.

O pen A II Night

W ith a confidence born of a 

success, we o ffe r to the man 
r a z o r . 

and
WM0 s h a v e * h im self “ T H E T E X A N "

P3St exP e r,e n cc 

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La

A tria l is a ll w e ask. 

“ F a n - v ” silver- e

 

 

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• l i v e r h a n d le , p r ic e $1.75.

B U R N H A M B R O T H E P Q
B A R B E R S 

•* TI

t h e 

On 
Opposite D r is k ill H otel.

F O R a T A X I C A B

O ld P h o n e 15 75 

N e w P h o n e 62' 

S c h e d u le o f R a te *

lim ier, 4 pasK 

U t J - Lf ii i i it- or 
gers it less 30e 
jvacl: q u arter m ile thereafter 
hor each i;ve m inutes e.ir is he!':
waifing 
t o r H o u rly Hates in q u ire at 

I tie

L |
Ijf |

T o u r in g C a rs fo r H ife
Capital City Auto Co

I I » c

u - H. V e rn o n , B . A. ’05, who w as

213-215 W e s t 6 th S t r e e t