A S E M I - W E E K L Y N E W S P A P E R P UBLI S HE D EVERY WE DNES DAY AND SATURDAY BY T H E STUDENTS OU T U E UNI VERSI TY

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J U S T I N , TEXAS. W E D N E S D A Y , SEPTEM B ER 28. 1910.

FAULTY UNDERGOES 

iP W H E lLE W C (HILES 

COACH WASMUND 

jBOARD OE REGENTS 

SEVERAL CHANCES 

NOW EFFECTIVE 

INSPIRES CONFIDENCE 

ADOPT MEASURES 

V A C A N C I E S O C C A S I O N E D B Y R E - C O U N C I L ' S O B J E C T 

I S T O R E G U - 

S I G N A T I O N S 

F I L L E D — S C H O O L 

L A T E P L E D G I N G A N D 

I N I T I AT-

O F H I S T O R Y H A S 4 N E W M E N . 

I N G — O L D C U S T O M S A B A N D O N E D 

P L U C K Y M I C H I G A N Q U A R T E R B A C K N E W M E M B E R S O F 

F A C U L T Y 

P L E A S E D W I T H P R O S P E C T S — i 
H I S R E C O R D O F F I R S T O R D E R . 

E L E C T E D - “ O L D R I G H T " 
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'MNE A PPO IN TM EN TS REGULATIONS STRINGENT WAS A PUPIL OF T O S H SCHOOLS 

REORGANIZED

Tho Pan-Hellenic Council of 

the

Brim fu l of enthusiasm and cager lo 

Vt 

the Lim 

i i i * « t iI g of til** H oard 

NO. I

I FOOTBALL PROSPECTS 
ARE EXCEPTIONAL

S Q U A D 

I N C L U D E S M A N Y V E T E R 

A M S - N E W M A T E R I A L 

I S G O O D 

— M E N A R E IN G O O D T R I M

PRACTICE IS STRENUOUS

VV e ll th e a d v e n t ot tin* N ew F o o t 

b a ll co m es oia* o f tin- m ost p r o m is ­

ing s iii ids to C la r k F ie ld th a t T e x a s 

'Vet* h u t 

W h a t we (( (ii a< lo tn p li. Ii 

h i s * * -ii OU VV i l l e x c e e d tip* HlO Ht a l l s 

gut ii 

p i. sib t ions 

W e h a v e , th a n k s 

o M a n a g e r S t a r k , on e of tin* most 

*Xcc|lciit h< h cd u le s that co u ld 

(Hi.tsi 
i n < ii a r r a n g e d , w e h a v e a 

.Iv h a v e 

e a c h , 

aud 

a 

t orps 

of 

a s s is ta n t 

coa* lie s 

th at ca n n o t bo e x c e lle d 

iii 

he S o u t h w e s t , w e h a v e six gam . s at 

louie and no Ii ng, fa tig u in g trip s to 

a* m a d e ; 

h a v e tin* mat* r ia l fo r a 

W in n t . a n i we h iv e a m an 

at 

the 

l o Mid ot 

tin* team 

that 

i s not 

univ 

a p lo v e r of min Ii a b ilit y , hut a m an 

w bo u n d e rs ta n d s tin* fu ll m e a n in g of 

tin* im p o rta n t p osition Hint 

In* holds 

as < a p ta ln of the most p ro m isin g le a n 

in th * S o u th w e s t, and w ho is by 

i n 

tun* e m in e n tly q u a lifie d to Ju d g e and 

h a n d le men.

accomplish something for his newly 

of IU g ents ut th e I n iv e r a itv , s e v e r a l 

adopted u diver sit Y. Coach W . 

s 

mea.-U li s w i f e ad op ted will* ll 

w ill 

W as'uund, for three years the 

star 

h a v e a ta r rea< h ii g e l f«v t T h e v »r 

quarterback on the mighty Mb linum 

ions m lie e ls i t th e U o lh go ut \ r is 

eleven, conies to Texas, fresh from 

w ill u n d erg o a d is til:* ! reordain/.at iou. 

that tied of broad experience, 

and 

w h ic .i w ill be e 11 e< 11 v o w ith 

the tip 

with a reputation b* hind him such as 
would make any man proud. Was- 
m u n J is a pupil of Hurry-up'* Yoat’s, 
a man who has trained more compt* 
tent loaches than any other in 
the 
country, and if we are to regard that 
authority with much confidence, we 
must predict a aearon f< r Texas un 
der Wasinund such as bas never bee n 
heretofore approached.

o ilin g of 

th is session 

T h e 

fa c u lty 

et ea ch sch o o l w ill ((in s is t of e v e r y 

o n e 

in te re s te d 

iii th e i c la im I of 

its 

w o rk that ra n k s abov< a fe llo w , and 

the Hoard o f R e g e n ts ap p o in ts on e 

of th!.- n u m b er tile ext . t i t h e le ad of 

I be 

( hoed. 

l i e n all* r eat h 

s< bool 

s h a ll d e lib e ra te o v e r tile q u e s tio n s o* 

p o lic y that 

i e n tre a t H u m 

in 

th e se 

m ee tin g s, aud e v e r y o n e w ill h a \ e a 

m o re eqi a l vn i«e than bi fen* 

In d e 

c id lim upon such m a tte rs T h e h ead s 

of 

the v a rio u s si boohs at 

th e 

tim e 

o f the c h a n g e h a v e been a p p o in ted 

to a t as e b a irm a n fo r the 
(w o y e a rs .

e n su in g 

T il • sch o o ls h a v e Ie . n o rg an ize d in­

to fiv e d iv is io n s , th e fir s t j.r» up < oui 

in*.sing the S c h o o ls of C r i c k . L a t in , 

H is to r y , 

P litlc s o p h y 

a n i 

P o lit ic a l 

S Sciem e. tile seco nd g u m ,) b lin k tie
I
- 
S c h o o ls of E n g lis h and P iib li; Sp. ak I

lu g : tin* th ird g ro u p , a p p lie d and p u re
the fourth group, the
mat bemat It 

P r a c t ic e began on C la rk F ie ld oil 

S e p t. I :»th, and oil th e M ist d a y about 
T h e numbers 
a dozen m en wen* out 
th a t 11 mo, 
g r a d u a lly 

In c re a s e d 

fro m 

and at 

(h e turn 

that 

th. 

f ir s t 

ii.* in* 

o f 

I tie Texan goes 

lo pi*, ss, 

tit. re 

ar** about t h ir t y lik e ly 

lo okin g c a lid ! 

d a te s out, w ho look as lf they m ean

(<’o n tin u e d 

( )n P a g e F o u r *

'C o n tin u e d O n P a g e F o u r .)

Tho beginning of the school year 

not only find* a host of new faces 

union;? tho students, but also reveals 

quite a 

f e w newcomers 

in 

the fac­

ulty. During the past year, the U n i­

versity 

experienced 

an I ti estim able 

loss by the death of Dr. Garrison, 

Professor of H istory, aud the School 

o f Hiatory w a s further embarrassed 

by til* resignation of Instructors Ham­

ilton, Dunean, and W orley. Although 

no bucvesosr 

to Dr. Garrison 

has 

been appointed, and probably 

w ill 

not be unpointed during the course 

of the year, Adjunct Professor E. C. 

Barker w ill act as the ad m in istrative 

head of the school.

The vacancies in the School of H is­

tory occasioned by the resignation ut 

the above-mentioned instructors have 

been I iID-cl and judging from the rec­

ords the new faculty members bring 

with them, the strength of the School 

of H istory w ill not be alfected 

by 

the * bangos made. W in. Ii. .Manning 

Pb. 

I). Chicago U n ive rsity, w ill be 

an a'*ju iit professor 

in history, bis

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in 

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work 
this school boing confined 
m ainly to teaching Am erican H istory, 
His research work bas gained him 
eminence, and no doubt he w ill prove, 
a valuable addition to tin* 
faculty. 
Mediaeval history w ill be* taught this 
year by Mr. A. C. K re y , M. A. U n i­
versity of W isconsin, at one time as 
Blatant in history at that institution, 
and later the head of the Departm ent 
of H istory at M ilw aukee High School.
. 
Pran k B u rr Marsh, Ph. I). U n ive rsity 
^0 of M ichigan, w ill be one of the his- 
I tory 
instructors, and w ill have in 
| charge the work in Ancient H istory. 
Thud W . H iker, B. A. Princeton and 
graduate student at Oxford, has ac- 
in history, 
instructorship 
and his tim e will be devoted to teach­
ing Modern European History. 
The 
personnel of the faculty in tin* School 
of H istory is almost wholly changed, 
but no doubt the work done w ill a t­
tain the* standard established 
in the 
past.

I cepted an 

fourteen 

fraternities 

U n iversity of Texas was organised 
last spring, 
in 
After delib­
all hi iug represented. 
erating for several days and confer­
ring among them selves and with tile 
faculty, the duly elected delegates of 
the lrat< rnities passed certain rules 
fraternities 
that r.re to govern the 
I hereafter in the pledging and in itia t­
ing of new membeis. and the dele­
gates were given the assurance of 
j the faculty that w hen such rules are 
infrii ged upon, the penalties assessed 
by tVe Council would be enforced and 
In 
sanctioned by tho authorities. 
sim ilar 
nearly every 
| rank, the importance of such a coun­
recognized as tending 
cil has been 
to raise the standard of fraternities. 
A great many seem to misunderstand 
the nature of the Council, believing 
it to be a coalition of the fra te rn ity s 
for the purpose fo framing up a pol­
itical deal or something of that na­
ture. No conception of tin* object 
of the Council could be more erron­
eous.

institution of 

for 

the 
a 

following rules are 

inert* are provisions tor me sole - 
Lion of the president of the Council, 
time of meetings, and the like, but 
vital 
the 
ones, 
plan j 
they effectuate 
Quito different from customs prpval- I 
ent here for years, and art* consider­
ed by some a direct step toward the 
introduction of a closed season. Tho 
principal and most radical changes 
ire that no person can be pledged 
by a fra tern ity until he is fully ma­
triculated in the U n ive rsity, and af­
ter being once pledged, cannot be in­
itiated until he shall have made four 
courses, if he be carryin g that many. 
The following are the rules < f the 
Council now effective:

I. No student shall he initiated in­
to a fratern ity until he shall have 
in the U n i­
passed 
versity in one term.

in four courses 

The School of A rch itectu re created from this ruling.

of 
several years ago by the board 
its ac­
regents w ill this year begin 
tive scholastic work. W ork in this 
■school to be pursued under the d ir­
ection of Hugo F. Kuehne, graduate 
of Texas, ’06, and the M assachusetts 
Institute of Technology, '08. He has 
been a ctive ly associated w ith one of 
in the E a s t
the lorem ots architects 

ed from the working of this regula­
tion. A list of such shall be handed 
(he Secretary by W ednesday, Ju n e 8.

2. No student who 

fully 
matriculated in the U n ive rsity shall 
be pledged. 
ruling prohibits 
This 
pledging during the Sum m er School.

is not 

J. A ll fraternities shall put pledge

C O A C H W A S M U N D

Sp *cial students ca rryin g less than 
their 
they 

all 
in one term before 

four courses shall make 
courses 
shall be initiated.

Eve n before he entered college at 
Lafayette, Coach Y o st’s alma mater, 
Wasinund had quite a reputation as 
a football man. 
In September, I OOT), 
he entered Lafayette*, and there, a1 
though he had three seasoned veter­
the
ans to battle against, he made 
All pledges outstanding ar.* exempt- eleven the first year. He was the

Students from other colleges who 
in 
shall have 
this U n ive rsity shall be exempted

four courses credit 

only freshman to make tin* team and 
the honor was the more heightened 
the game with Pe n n syl­
because of 
vania, which resulted in a 6 
to 6 
tie.

In Febru ary of the next year he en­
tered Michigan but was ineligible on 
account of the one year residence rule 
How ever, he easily made the 
scrub 
eleven, and that team, in a regularly 
scheduled game, outplayed the V ar­
sity En a tie game, 0 to 0. The next 
fall, Wasrnund 
the 
first eleven, and Yost placed him at 
quarterback, a position which, up to 
that time, he had never played. Here

tried out 

for 

(Continued On P a g e Fo ur.)

T h e more you know about the fine 
points of tailoring, material arui style, 
the greater will b ■ your appreciation 
of the new Scarbrough & H ic k s 
to $35.
Clothing for Hall at $15 

T h e r e 

i s n ’t much of a box eff ect in the coat s, t he y a r e more

s m a r t l y cut 

t ha n 

last 

fall, t he c o l l i r is h i g h e r and t he a lpsl

is mor e f r e e l y rolling. C o l o r * are mor e subdued, but ri ch 
effect.

in 

'Continued On Page Tw o.)

(Continued On Page Four.)

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to m e a su r e their s tre ng th with tis on 
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rivals, this t i m e flu* A. & M. College, 
K e n t u c k y and A. Air M. play in Dallas 
on Ort . 28th. and two days lat er we 
J meet t he a s m e t ea m on ('lark Field.

that she will have 

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M A N A G E R S T A R K

T ex an opens the s ea so n of BHO on 
Clark Field with one of her old t ime, 
det es te d en e mi e s, S ou t h we s t e r n , and 
t his will by no m e a n 5* he an eas y 
g a m e Coac h Ar bu ck l e has done e v ­
e ry t hi n g in his power todevelop a win 
ning team for S ou t h w e s t e r n , for mor e 
men ha ve been out for positions on 
institution than at 
the t e am 
iii that 
any time s i n c e the adoption 
t he 
g a m e of football by her At hl e ti c Conn 
that direction 
from 
eil, and rumors 
they ar e e x ­
seem 
that 
to 
pecting to s urpr ise us, 
It will b e a 
hard, f a s t agjne.

i ndi ca te 

of 

the 

from 

that pour 

One week later, t he l o n g h o r n s e n ­
c o u nt e r the Haskel l Indians. Many 
and f er oc i ou s ar e the t h r e a t s of v e n ­
g e a n c e 
t h r oa t s 
of t h* husky T e x a s war riors, and froi 
t hese it may be safely predicted that 
t he Indians will go back to t he ir wig­
to 12 
wams with more 
defeat behind 
is 
ce rt ai n. B y this ga me , we shall be 
a bl e to t es t our s t reng th and c o m p ar e 
it with that o f the A. & M. Col lege, 
for only t h re e days a f t e r wre meet 
Haskel l on Cla rk Field, B a y l o r m ee ts 
t he m on t he field at Waco.

than an 
t hem. One 

l l 
thing 

On O c t ob e r 

t he 22nd, the husky 
warriors from far of f K e n t u c k y come

the S o u t h w e s t e r n champi ons hi p, but 
that of t he e n t i r e South.

in Wa co 

t han hold 

T i m e a f t e r 

to do more 

it been predicted that 

N o v e m b e r mar ks t he ti me of the 
in 
I first g a m e with Baylor 
time 
! seven 
long years. 
have we c on te st e d with 
t he plucky 
little team, and time a f t e r t ime have 
t hey held us down. T h i s y e a r they 
us; 
j expect 
j t he y have in Ralph (Haze o n e of 
t he 
most c ompe ten t c o a c h e s in t h e co u n ­
try, and with his coining, t he c h a n c e s 
for a winning 
team at B a y lo r h a . e 
in c re a se d IOO per cent. S e v e r a l t i me s 
they will 
has 
c a r r y o ff S t a t e ch ampi ons hi p honors, 
to be s e e n . 
but 
T hi s 
Baylor at home in ' 
much 
Wa co is much more to be feared t han 
Baylor in Austin on Clark Field. T o I 
defeat t h e m we shall have to play as j 
It must be r e m e m b e r e d 
never before. 
I n­
that 
t he Haskel l 
dians 
s ame 
T h i s season 
t eam had downed us. 
the 
them when 
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s t r o n g e s t and trouble must 
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