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A U S T IN . T E X A S . W E D N E S D A Y . OCTOBER 23, 1912.

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P R IC E 12.00 PER Y t A R .

,u!' STUDENTS IN SWARMS 
ATTEND DALLAS FAIR

T. MF. C. I. CONVENTION

ECONOMICS CLUB 
BEGINS 

ITS WORK

SOONER SKILL WON 

HARD FOUGHT GAME

M E E T IN G S W IL L BE H ELO A T 
T H E B IB L E C H A IR AND M E T h O 
D IS T C H U R C H .

DR, H A N E Y E N T E R T A IN E D TH E 
M EM B ER S A T H IS H O M E LAST 
M O N DA Y N IG H T .

all 

over 

th e S ta te , for 

On F rid a y a fte rnoo n aud S a tu rd a y 
m orning d e le g a te s will a r r iv e in A u s ­
tin from colleges and c ity a s s o r ia 
Dons 
the 
Sixth A nnual S ta te C onvention of 
th e V. VV C. A. of Texas. D e le g a te s 
a rriv in g th e 25th can a tte n d sessio n s 
th e Religious E d u c a tio n Confer* 
of 
e n c e held 
th e 
U n iv e rsity V. .VI. C. A. Building. T h e 
s p e a k e r for the even in g se ssio n will 
be Mr. H enry F, Cope of Chicago, 
G e n e ra l S e c r e ta r y of 
th.* Religious 
Education Association. All d e le g a te s 
a r e 
this m eeting, 
re c e p tio n given a f te r w a r d s 
and 
by the University women,

in Austin that day at 

in vited 
th e 

to a tte n d 

e d :

tary.

T he Applied Econ om ics Club 

tm I 

a t the hom e of Dr. L ew is Ii. Haney 

Monday night. O fficers w er * elect 

cd, the p la n s for th e y e a r w e re talk 

cd over, and a fte r all th e 

busine* < 

b ad been a tte n d e d 
were se rv e d .

to, 

re fre sh m e n t * 

The following o ffic e rs w e ie elect 

Dr. L. ii. H an ey , c h a ir m a n .
S. M. L e ft w ith , t r e a s u r e r .
George W ythe, reco rd in g s e c r e t a r y 
F. L. Vaughn c o rre sp o n d in g se cr e­

M. H. G riffin a n d II 

I,. V or hie*, 
student m e m b e r s of th e p ro g ra m com 
mittee.

T he 

first 

re g u la r session of 

th e 
F o m e n t ion will be S a tu rd a y m orning
at V .lo o clock. 
sion will close in 
to go *o 

I he afterniAin sos- foltowing a r e m e m b e rs of 
tim e for e v e ry o n e Dr. E. T. Miller and Mr. 

the
th e chih: 
Ijeonard, 
f o o t b a l l both of th e School of Economic*, and
Leroy G. D enm an, B. ll. M ansell, IL 
A “ M onte Ne Banquet” will bejel, Daly, Ralph R andolph, S. 1.. .lock- 
lo all d e le g a te s at 6:30 S a t* !e l, VV’. T. Dennison, and VV. Trench* 

the H askell T exas 

officers n a m e d , 

Resides 

t h e 

Music and 

to a s ts 'm a im , who a r e stu d e n ts .

served 
urday ev ening 
will follow.

The S un day p ro g ram will 

lo n s is t 
th e re g u la r 
of a p ra y e r s erv ic e and 
c h u rc h se rvic es 
the m orning, an 
in 
a d d re s s by Mr. H enry Cope on Bible 
S tu d y followed by a Gospel M«*eting 
la 
th e a fte rn o o n and u special s e r ­
vice a t night.

I b e city and s tu d e n t sectional con* 
f o re se e will be held Monday m orning 
c ity 
from 9 u n til n o ’clock. 
c o n fe re n c e Will be led by Miss A llen 
and Miss S tafford , and 
tho s tu d e n t 
c o n fe re n c e by Miss Knox. Mrs. Mc­
Lean, and Miss R a th e r.

T h e 

A f a r e w e l l serv ice will close 

th e 

co nv ention a t noon Monday.

T h e session of th e conventio n will 
be held S a tu rd a y a n d M onday in th e 
Bible Charr Building; S un day 
U niv ersity M ethodist Church.

in th 

Tile U niversity Y. VV. ( ’. A. hop. 
to h a v e a large n u m b e r of its m em 
h ers p re s e n t a i all of th e s e ssio n s ub 
d e le g a te s; and all women will be co r 
d tally w elcom e ut a s m any of 
tin 
is possible for th em 
meet jugs a s 
to a tte n d . T ho se who do n o t atte n d 
will he missing an o p p o r tu n ity such 
a s does n o t often p re sen t itself.

it 

to c h o o se 

th e c o m m itte e 

by 
from 
the c an d id a te s . T h e m a na g in g e d i t o r 
will k eep a close ta b on e v ery th in g 
th a t is tu rn e d 

in.

In ste a d of publishing separate* no 
tices of e v e n ts , a s 
lias heretofore 
been the c u sto m , T h e T e x a n , begin­
ning n e x t S a tu r d a y , will 
a 
C a le n d a r, in which all a n n o u n c e m e n ts 
will be group ed . A ta b le t h a s been 
na f e d on th e wall inside T h e Texan 
the*ge no 
th e posting of 
office 
tices.

publish 

for 

Office h o u rs of E d ito r W y th e will 
be 9-10 e v e ry m o rn in g e xcept T h u r s ­
d a y ; 
E d ito r Huff. 
for M anaging 
and 
12.15*1 Monday, W e d n e sd a y , 
Friday, and 2:30-4 T u e sd a y , T h u rs d a y 
and S a tu r d a y . Office hou rs for Rusi- 
ne ss M a n ag e r Ijeonard and A ssistan t 
B u sine ss M anager Blalock re m a in un ­
ch ang ed.

Prof. A le xa n de r D uessen a n d Judge 
to 

Ira P. H ildebrand w ere e le c te d 
m em bership.

th e 

This m e e tin g s t a r t s 

the Club, 
la st y e a r 

second 
It 
year of 
the work of 
having been o rg a n ise d 
lls 
purpose, a s expressed in t h e Constl- 
tutloii, " s h a ll be to apply th e princi­
ples of th e scien c e of economics t*> 
the solution of th e in d u s tr ia l and fi­
nancial pro b le m s of T e x a s .”

the 

This session tile club will m a k e a 
particular stu d y of u ric u itu rn l ques­
topics co n sid ­
tions, and a m ong 
and 
ered a r e co -o p e ra tiv e buying 
m ark etin g, th e c ro p Hen s y s te m , r e ­
labor problem s, 
stric tio n of o u tp u t, 
speculation, 
limn 
tenure, and r u r a l sociology.

tra n s p o r t a ti o n , 

re g u la rly 

T hq c lu b m e e ts 

every 
tw o weeks in Room 15 of th e Main 
Building. 
re g u la r meeting 
will be held at that place next Mon­
day night a t 7:15.

first 

Its 

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

Today, Wednesday, Oct. 23.

9-10, Se a so n T ic k e ts on sale al 
M anager G a r r e t t ’s room in Y. M. ( ’.A.

5:OU, M eeting of ail s t u d e n t s from 

El Paso, Room 48.

7:30, M eeting of S tu d e n t Body in 

Auditorium .

Thursday, October 24.
9-10, S easo n T ic k e ts, Y. JU. C. A

F rid a y , O c to b e r 25.

9-10, S easo n T ic k e ts.

4:00, M eeting S u tto n Club, Room

75.

7:30, F o o tb a ll Rally, Auditorium, 

llo b r a s k e r a will perform .

Saturday, October 26.

8:30, F ir s t re g u la r session Y. W. 

C. A. C on vention, Bible Chair.

9-10, S eason T ic k e ts a t Y. M. C. A. 
3:30, T e x a s vs. H askell Indian s. 
6:30, Banquet to Y. W. C. A. Dele­

g a te s.

STUDENTS GATHER TONIGHT 

IN AUDITORIUM FOR RALLY

thing 

for all 

is a good 

to m e e t o ccasion ally 

“ It 
t h e _ m e n will r e la te such of th*-ir e x p e r i­
and
s tu d e n ts 
in te r e s tin g and have 
e n c e s as a r e 
each o th e r ,”
g e t 
a n y special sig n ific a n c e , and will re 
says P r e s i d e n t Mezes. So w ith this 
p o r t w h a t th e y h a v e acco m p lished.
in m ind, and for the 

a c q u a in te d with 

i n te n t 

Longhorns Unable to Cope with the 
I'leet Oklahomans.--Puett Stars 
for Texas.—Score is 21 to 6.

crow d 

th e T e x a s 

Before an enthusiast!* 

of 
about 6,000 JKH)pie a t G aston P a rk in 
Dallas S a tu rd a y , th e O k la h om a Soon­
e rs. S o u th w e s te rn c h a m p io n s of ISH, 
d e fe a te d 
ls>nghornst who 
were r u n n e r s u p for th e cha m p io n sh ip 
last y e a r, by a score of 21 to 6. and 
th e re b y won th e th ird su c c e ssiv e vie* 
tory o v e r the T e x a s men and at the 
s a m e tim e elim in ated o n e of th e two 
s t r o n g e s t a s p ir a n ts for S o u th w e ste rn 
c h a m p io n s h ip honors of th is ye a r.

in te r f e r e n c e for H arrell when th® l a t ­
te r m a d e hts ru n for th e T e x a s touch 
dow n was c e r ta in ly 
timely, an d his 
n e a t block c ‘ C o u r tw r i g h t’a a t t e m p t ­
th e third q u a r te r 
ed 
s 
field 
b r o u g h t th® 
th e ir 
t e x a s ro o te rs to 
T h e w ork o f ’’L ittle ” Brown, 
feet. 
B erry, and J o r d a n also d e s e rv e e s ­
pecial m ention.

In 

tim ely 

th e first 

T e x a s scored h e r 

first and only 
touchdo w n in th e b eginning of 
the 
second q u a r te r when H alfb ack Harrell 
Intercepted Dourt w right'* 
forw ard 
pass, an d aided by 
in te r f e r ­
en c e by Deale)*, m ade a s i n e t a c u l a r 
to u c h ­
run of 65 y a r d s for 
down of the gam e. Harrell missed 
goal. O klah om a 
first 
to u chd ow n sh o rtly a f te r w a r d s when 
h er b a ck s c a r r ie d th e hail from her 
own 50-yard line on a c ro s s th e T e x a s 
sa m e sm a s h in g 
goal 
th e 
sty le of play 
th e So o n e rs scor<*d a 
to u ch do w n in th e third and one in th* 
fo urth q u a r te r s , and Court w right kick 
ed all three, goals.

line. Hy 

scored 

her 

ideal 

Th© day wan a lm o s t 

for 
T he sky w as bright and j
th e r e was scarcely 

football. 
c le a r a n d 
wind to veer p u n ts and forw ard p a s s ­
es, 
It w as ju st a trifle w arm , how 
ever, b u t not en oug h to m ak e much 
e ith e r 
d iffe re n c e 
team .

piny 

th e 

o f 

In 

Seldom , 

O klah om a won b ecau se sh e deaerv 
ed to w in and we know it, b u t we 
know also t h a t 
th e L o n g h o rn s w ere 
n o t a t th e ir b e st a s they should be to 
play a team like t h e Sooners. W e do 
n o t o ff e r any e x c u s e to dim th e glory 
of 
th e O k la h o m a S o on ers b e c a u s e 
th ey h a v q a w o nderfu l m ac h in e an d It 
la d o u b tfu l 
lf th e L o ngh orns could 
h ave m a te ria lly a lte re d S a t u r d a y 's re 
su it. 
if ev er, haa a crowd 
a t a football g a m e in T e x a s se e n a 
m o re clock like a n d perfectly drilled 
te a m th a n tho S o o n e rs ' which d efe a t 
e d ua S a tu r d a y . T o s t a r t w ith, Coach 
O w en, t h e little on e-arm ed w izard of 
S o u t h w e s t football, had with tw o ex 
cep tlo u a all of h is c h am p io n te a m of 
the 
la s t y e a r - a n d 
L o n g h o rn s h e r e last T h a n k sg iv in g In 
t h e h a r d e s t g a m e O klahom a had last 
se a so n . T h e S o o n e r te a m was in bet- 
any I le r . co n d itio n th a n th e L o n g h o rn s Sat*
u r d a y ; th e y w e re In m id-season fo rm , 
th e ir play was m o re dev elop ed; both 
th e ir d e f e n s e and offense show ed a 
m o re m arked s ta g e of d e v e lo p m e n t 
th a n t h a t of T e x a s.

th ey d efe a te d 

line, 

took 

th** O k la h o m a 

At 3 ’ 45 H arrell k ic k e d off to H eeds 
on O k l a h o m a 's 3 0 -y a rd 
line. O k la ­
h o m a s t a r t e d a c h a r g in g g a m e a t th e 
o r a n g e a n d w h ite line, b u t th e Ix>ng- 
hortiH held th e m fo r d o w ns on t h e i r 
V a rsity failed to g ain 
4 5-yard line 
t h r o u g h 
a n d 
P u e f t's fo r w a r d p ass was in te r c e p te d 
by Reeds. T h e B onners began h a m ­
m e rin g t h e T ex a s line a g a in , a n d Tar­
ried th e hall d o w n as far us th e L o n g ­
h o r n s ' 2 0 -y a rd line, w h e re T ex a s held 
a n d 
the hall, when a f o r w a r d 
p ass arrows th e goal line failed. T e x a s 
p u t th e ball iii play on h e r 2 0 -y a rd 
O k l a ­
line a n d lost it on a fu m b le 
h o m a g a in e d 
line a n d 
th e 
th r o u g h 
th r e a t e n e d to sco re, but th e f o r w a r d 
p a ss failed th e m a g a in . 
T e x a s put 
in {day o n c e m o re on t h e i r 
th e ball 
tim e H a rre ll 
line, a n d 
2 o-y a rd 
T e x a s beld O k la h o m a a n d 
p u n te d . 
th e q u a r t e r 
f o r 
th e 
play e d m o s t o ffe n siv e fo otball, 
a n d 
m a d e t h e best g a in s she m a d e d u r i n g 
tile gam e.

r e m a i n d e r of 

th is 

H hortly a f t e r 

th e second q u a r t e r 
h a d b e g u n , U o u r tw r lg h t a n d R e e d s 
pu lle d off a b e a u tif u l f o r w a r d p ass 
for tw e n ty yards. 
A in b rls te r c a lle d 
th e s a m e play a g a in , a n d Healy was 
on C o urt w right b e fo re he could get 
th e pass off. a n d w hen th e bal! g o t 
a w a y fro m him, H a rre ll c a u g h t it and 
m a d e his t h r i l l i n g ru n , th e m o st s p e c ­
t a c u l a r play o f t h e g a m e , for ’V a r ­
s i t y ’* to u c h d o w n . H arrell m issed an 
Hut th e n au d t h e r e had 
e a s y goal. 
'V a r s ity s h o t h e r bolt. 
F r o m th e n 
th e O r a n g e a n d W h ite line wan 
on 
e a s y tot 
to 
th e O k l a h o m a 
b r e a k th r o u g h , a n d th e T exas of fe ns e 
wa* w oefu lly w e a k. O k la h o m a , fro m 
th e se c o n d kick-off of 
th e q u a r t e r ,
s t a r t e d h e r b a r k s th r o u g h th e Long 
h o r n d e f e n s e fo r lon g gains. Reed*, 
C o u r t w rig h t a n d W eed to o k t u r n s la

backs 

(C ontin ued On P a g e Four.)

th e 

and 

first 

tw iste d past 

two quarters, but 

Up to the third q u a r te r , th e gam*' 
w as ex citing a n d a t Urn** sp e c ta c u ­
lar. T e x a s ’ d e fe n c e held p iv 'l y xx«>11 
for 
the 
O kla ho m a team c o u l d hoi b r b r i d a f 
th e third q u a r ­
te r tin* beginning of 
in 
te r, a n d Jhc^y m ade aw ful hole* 
the T e x a s line, circled th e ends, and 
blipped post ta c k le for heavy gains. 
It-e d s. th e tall rlgh» halfbuck of the 
light oil 
S o o n e rs, was 
th** b r ig h te s t 
the way 
th e O k la h o m a e leven , aud 
an d 
he tore th r o u g h the T e x a s line 
dodged 
Varsity 
ta c k le r s will put him In a place for 
all S o u th w e s te r n ha lfb a c k th u t will be 
hard for ny h alfba c k to re a c h . Time 
iu fact 
and a g a in he w as called on. 
the 
he was run o ver one-third 
tim e 
tim e ,—a n d he 
with as m uch pep and a p p a r e n t fresh 
n ess as he show ed 
th e first qur 
ter. Hut i*lose upon his heels cornea 
o th e r 
Court w rig ht, who played 
th e e n ds 
half. H is d a s h e s aroun d 
aud 
passing 
lits e x c e lle n t forw ard 
was one of the f e a tu r e s of til** game, 
.Sooners' to u c h ­
H e m a d e one of the 
two. 
o th e r 
th* 
dow ns a n d H e e d s 
Wood, 
tile stocky-built full back of 
th e S o o n e rs, who m ade so m an y lig h t­
ning-like g a in s th ro ug h t h e c a n to r of 
t h e line, also looms up as one of the 
s ta r s of {he gam e.

of 
re sp on de d each 

th e 

in 

to uchd ow n 

sec o n d period. 

B ut th e losing L o n g h o rn s had two 
men who b ro u g h t th e s ta n d s to th e ir 
fe e t m o re than once. Of th ese , H ar­
rell is m o s t c o n sp ic u o u s b e c a u s e of 
for 
his b r illia n t d a sh of 66 y a rd s 
V a r s ity ’s only 
early in 
Barrel], going 
th e 
a t full sp e e d , picked up Court w r ig h t’* 
s t a r t of a fo rw a rd p ass and with two 
of O k la h o m a ’s f a s te s t m e n close 
him , s t a r t e d a s p e c ta c u la r s p rin t for 
th e goal. F or th e firs t few y a rd s it 
looked a s if th e O k lah o m a m en rn Iglu 
c a tc h him , but th e spe e d in g form of 
pulled 
th e little halfb ack g r a d u a lly 
aw ay fro m th e p u r s u in g So on ers, and 
he* p la n te d 
th e goal 
to be th e 
line for w h a t m ay p rove 
only 
the 
O k lah o m a e le v en th is seaso n.

to uc hd ow n scored a g a in s t 

the ball b e hind 

U n i v e r s i t y D a y Successfully Ob­
served.—Attendance is Swelled 
by Special Train.

T h e special to Dallas carried About 
400 loyal s tu d e n ts to D allas fo r Hr* 
tra in 
big g am e, an d from th e tilth* th* 
{Hilled o u t of A ustin until 
th e filial 
e n c o r e at th e Columbian Club, iii!' gs 
H i r e h u m m in g a t th** sta tio n in Cal 
las w here, for a w onder, tim special 
a rriv e d on tim e. T h e s t u d e n t s w *r«* 
met by a la rg e c o m m itte e of a lum ni 
and ex -stu d e n ts, and t h e pro gram for 
the d a y w as a rra n g e d a f te r b re a k fa st. 
T h e whole bunch m et t th e Adol phus 
H otel and had a v e rita b le h a n d s h a k 
lag bee with 
the old s t u d e n t s until 
IO 30 w hen th e b i n d . gally bedecked 
in o ra n g e an d w h ite hats, led off iii 
a s h o r t rally, g e ttin g th e fellow s to ­
to th e C oliseum to 
g e t h e r *o go out 
th« 
that 
tim e u n til th e crow d gathered at the 
ga m e , th e big F a ir was in p o s s e s i o n 
traveling 
of th e s tu d e n ts , even th e 
men holding second place. T h e ‘H a m

alu m ni c e le b ra tio n . 

F rt.in 

burg S h o w ” w as really visited, and. 
thou gh they did not “ stay tile w hok 
th in g th ro u g h ” the s tu d e n ts did ‘‘do 
th e thing up b r o w n ” while it 
lasted 
E v en th e A. & M. t e n t was visited.

Reception.

A fter the g am e, th e big e v e n t came 

off 

S tu d e n ts and alum ni alike met 

a t th e Colum bian Club, and a fte r a 
reception 
th e re was a da nc e . All the Cniversjt 

to U n iv e rsity 

st>le. 

tr u e 

girls and ail the D allas belles w ere 
th e re , and 
resem bled 
t h e a sse m b ly 
the ce le bra tion of a c o n q u e st r a t h e r 
than 
the nn-eting o f the v an qu ish ed 
T h e punch, too, m a te ria lly h elped d is ­
pel th e gloom. Tile dance broke up 
in tim e for those who wished to c a u l i 
th e special back to Austin, b ut many 
of 
th e s tu d e n ts sta y e d o v e r Sunday 
with th e ir Dallas frien d s

effort Cullen F. T h o m a s is making to 
ra ise a huge student loan fund.

th.* nex t sp eak er. 

C la re n c e Ousley, of Fori W o rth 
the Hoard of IU 

th e C h a irm a n of 
His 
g e n ts, was 
su b je c ts was, 
" T h e Pro per political 
A ctivity in Behalf of th e U n iv e rsity .’ 
H e said th a t th e political a c tiv ity of 
rightly be al 
th e 
I ' adversity could 
is a part 
m ost unlim ited, b e c a u se it 
of Hie public school s y ste m of 
t Ik* 
to th e Well known 
State . R e ferrin g 
ta c t t h a t the R epublic of T e x a s was 
l a r g e r prop ortion ut 
in h a b ite d by u 
e d u c a te d men and women 
than any 
commonwealth of th e time, be said, 
T h e limn who b o a sts of his a n c e stry 
lo e q u a l nor 
c o n f e s s e s 

and does not ut te m p t 
to ex cel his fo re f a th e rs , 
him self a d e g e n e r a t e .”

I). A. F r a n k , of D allas, was called 

for and made a few a n n o u n c e m e n ts .

R. K. L. K n ig h t, in tro d u c e d as tin- 
most m odest m a n in th e A ssociation, 
e n t e r ta in e d 
lot* a few 
th e g a th e r in g 
minutes.

L u th e r H offm an, 

"one ol Hie 2.- 
tth e prog ram by a 
0U2,” concluded 
s h o r t talk in w hich he said th at 
the 
a c tiv e stu d e n t body is looking to lite 
a lu m n i for leadersh ip .

Upon motion, a te le g ra m of g r e e t 
ings and good w is h e s was 
to 
Goo. VV, B ra c k e n rid g e ut S an An­
tonio.

s e n t 

A P e r a d jo u r n m e n t th e faculty m e m ­
ti in* 
tin* officers of d ie 

in v itatio n 

bers a ccep ted 
tier e x te n d e d by 
F a ir A ssociation.

th.* 

to 

C O M P E T IT IO N HAS BEGUN.

Managing 

“ Beats” 

Editor 
H u ff 
to Candidates at a 

Assigned 

Meeting Monday.

F o r 

the purpose of o utlining, s y s ­
tem atizing, and a s s ig n in g work in the 
a 
ne w s d e p a r tm e n t of T h e T e x a n , 
m ee tin g of th o se in te r e s te d w as held 
in th e office of th e publication 
.Mon­
day afternoo n. R a y m o n d Huff, who 
w as re c e n tly elected m a n a g in g editor, 
assu m e d the d u tie s of his oft ice, and 
p re sid e d a t the session, 
tie solicited 
the h e a r t y co-operation of the m e m ­
bers of the staff, a n d 
th en a ssig n e d 
he 
th e various “ b e a t s ” 
had divided th e U n iv e rs ity n ew s field 
th e p lan being to m a k e e ac h m a n r e ­
sp on sible for c e r ta in 
In 
p a r tic u la r 
ad dition 
“ b e a t ” every r e p o r te r is e x p e c te d to
b e on th e a le rt fo r n ew s e lse w h e re , j g e n e ra l 
and 
w hen th e occasion d e m a n d s it.

te rrito ry . 
his 

to covering 

in to which 

to

ROUSING SPEECHES 

AT ALUMNI REUNION

OLD S T U D E N T S 

IN N O R TH T E X ­
IN C O N V E N T IO N H A L L 

AS M E T 
NO. 1 AT T H E F A IR .

E leven o'oloek S a tu rd a y was 

the 

tim e that had been set as (lie boul 

for 

th e m e e tin g of th e N o rth T e x a s 

alu m n i a t C o nvention Hall No 

I of 

th e S t a te F a ir. C o u n te r a ttr a c tio n s . 

how ever, d rew a w ay so m any who 

were e x p e c te d to a tte n d 

th a t it was 

not until an h o u r later, when T. 

t \ 

T aylor, aided by VV. 

J). S m ith, of 

F o r t W o rth, got a few 

to g e th e r 

to 

help them sing and yell, 

tim* a r e ­

u s e d a hie 

crow d 

g a th e re d 

in 

th e

tent 

for 

the 

reunion. A few songs, 

led by Mr. S m ith , and a c h a r a c t e r i s ­
tic, 
the E n g in e e rs, w arm ed e v e ry o n e up 

t h e Dean of 

p a trio tic 

ta lk by 

to th e occasion, a n d s ta r te d the hall 

to rolling.

Follow ing 

th is speech , 

calls 

for

so

grow 

t h a t we 

th e Dean 

th e e x a c t 

t h e g ro u n d s 

in saying 
r e g iste re d up 

“ P r e x y ” b r o u g h t P r e s id e n t Mezes 
to 
th e platform . H e chided Dean T a y lo r 
t h a t 
for his 
in a c c u ra cy 
2002 s tu d e n ts had 
to 
d ate, b u t w h e n 
in te r r u p t- 
«d him by sa ying , “ I ’ve been aw ay 
him 
two d a y s ,” Dr. Mezes e xc use d 
for n o t k n o w in g 
fig u re s 
on 
f a s t o v e r n ig h t even an up-to-date 
man like Mr. T a y lo r c a n n o t keep up 
w ith t h e e x a c t n u m b e r enrolled. T u r n 
in to m ore se rio u s th in gs, Dr. Mezes 
acid, “ T h e only r e a so n for a S ta te 
it a f ­
U n iv e rsity 
fo rd s the o r d in a r y boys and girls in 
th e ir e ffo r ts to g e t an e d ucatio n. T he 
in 
rich c a n e d u c a te 
in 
th e u n iv e rs itie s of 
p riv a te schools. 
o n e s 
c a n n o t do th is, bu t m u s t rely on the 
aid of t h e S ta te . W e a r e looking out 
look 
th e poor; 
fo r 
o u t for th e m s e lv e s .”

th e ir c h ild re n 
th e N o rth or 

th e o th e rs can 

th e o p p o rtun ity 

T h e p o o re r 

is 

L ike Dean T aylor, h e praised 

the 

m = = - = = = = r r ^ - : ' - . = r = = r . ^ . = r = r

U N IV E R S IT Y C A LE N D A R .

under 

in each 

For the accommodation of stu­
dents and th e ir organizations The 
issue 
Texan w ill publish 
H ereafter 
a calendar of events. 
short notices w ill not be publish­
ed, but all announcements w ill 
the head of 
be made 
University Calendar. A calendar 
w ill be nailed on the wall in The 
Texan office fo r this purpose. No­
issue 
the Wednesday 
tices 
posted by 1 o'clock 
must 
is­
Tuesday and fo r the Saturday 
sue by 1 o’clock Friday. 
Come 
fa r 
In and post your events as 
if you* care 
as two weeks ahead 
to .

for 
be 

receive sp e c ia l a s s ig n m e n ts specific p u rp o se of h e a rin g 

th e 

re
p o rts of th e s tu d e n ts who sp o k e dur 
ing 
in t e r e s ts of 
th e Hogg O rga n iza tio n , a m e e tin g of 
th e s t u d e n t body h a s b een called for 
7:30 to nigh t, in th e A uditorium .

ta lk s will be su p p le m e n te d 
T h e s e 
by Chas. 
F r a n c is , r e p r e s e n ti n g th e 
ji’i e s s Club. T h is o rg a n iz a tio n will 
m a k e a special e f f o r t th is se s s io n to 
the 
a d v e rtis e th e U n iv e rsity th ro u g h 
S ta t e press, and 
to e n lis t 
th e co u n try n e w sp a p e rs in t h e c a u se 
of hig h e r 
edu catio n. Mr. F r a n c is 
will d esc rib e the plan.

th e 

th a t 

ind icates 

the s u m m e r in 

T h e c o m p e titiv e s y s te m for s e le c t­
ing m en to fill all p la c e s on t h e r e ­
into e f fe c t a t 
p o rto ria l staff w en t 
the splendid 
M o n d a y ’s m eeting, and 
body of s tu d e n ts who e n te r e d 
the 
c o n t e s t 
th e force of 
n e w s g a th e r e r s to be se le c te d will be 
to 
o f t h a t calibre o f m en not only 
m a in ta in th e high s t a n d a r d w hich Th* 
T e x a n h a s a tta in e d , but 
to a c h ie v e 
im p ro v e m e n ts w h e re v e r possible. T h e 
n u m b e r n in eteen . 
c o n t e s t a n t s now- 
on
T h e selection 
m erit. All s tu d e n ts a r e eligible 
to 
becom e p a rtic ip a n ts 
Hon
wnrir win Ka toir 
work will be ta k e n into c o n s id e r a tio n , Sam H o u sto n N orm al School. T h e se j ^ r v l c e to th e U n iversity. 

T h e Im p o rta n c e of th e occasion is 
m ad e a p p a r e n t by th e f a c t t h a t P r e s ­
ident Mezes him se lf will p re s id e and 
Following 
m a k e th e o pening 
this 
be 
in tr o d u c tio n 
sp e e c h e s by all the m en in th e Uni­
ve rsity who w ere 
su m m e r 
c a m p a ig n for h ig h e r e d u c a tio n , T h e se 
a r e L u t h e r S. H offm an. Hugh Pot-
te r, and G eorge D upree, w ho r e p r e ­
th e com ped* gented t h e U n iv e rs ity of T e x a s, and 
the

W hile B a rre l! m a d e our to uchd ow n , 
P u e U ’s 
d e f e n s e saved us 
fro m m o re t h a n o n e to u c hd ow n being 
sc o re d a g a i n s t us. T im e a f te r tim e 
a n O k la h o m a b a c k would g e t 
c le a r 
th ro u g h t h e line s h a k in g off ta c k le rs 
and h e a d e d 
when 
P u e t t , th e last. m a n in f r o n t of him, 
throw him, 
would c o m e fo rw ard and 
Texas 
o r s to p h im un*ll a n o th e r 
m a n could throw th e r u n n e r. 
T he n , 
too, P u e t f e run s aro u n d the end* and 
th e m a 
in b ro k e n 
field c o n s t i t u t e 
Jo rity of t h e y a r d s gained 
tho 
by 
L o ng horn s. T h e w ork of T e d Dealy
«*how them how easily they c a n be o f a t S e lle rs ’ e n d w a s a n o t h e r so u rc e
L f d e lig h t to th e T ex as ro o te rs. His

to g e th ­
e r ” m eeting of th is c h a r a c t e r will ac ­
c om plish a g r e a t deal o f good. T h e r e 
the s tu d e n t body 
is no m em b e r o f 
w h o is as well a c q u ain te d w ith 
the 
is a tte n d i n g as he 
school 
should be, a n d a few ta lk s su c h as 
will be h e a rd 
to ­
n ig h t will a w a k e n th e le th a rg ic and

Both q u a lity and q u a n tity of Mr. G u n te r, who 

It is e x p e c te d t h a t a “ g e t 

is m ade stric tly 

th e A u d ito riu m 

th e r e will 

long g ains, 

r e p r e s e n te d 

b e a u tif u l 

th a t be 

in te n d s 

ta lk. 

the 

for 

l a 

in 

in 

in 

x, 

Dr, E. T. M ille r, Treasurer o f 

th® A thletic Association, make® 

the 

announcement 

th a t grand­

stand seats for the Haskell 

Ind­

ians game Saturday must be re­

served. 

Holders of season tic k ­

ets must present th e ir books at 

a table to be m aintained 

In 

the 

rotunda of the M ain Building fo r 

this purpose 

lf 

they 

demand 

a grandstand seat. T ic ke t* with 

grandstand 

reservation will be 

sold at thie table*

SE A TS FOR G A M E.

 T H E 

T E X A N

A tem I weekly newspaper publish­
ed every Wednesday and Saturday 
by the students of the University of 
Texas

GEORGE WYTHE 
RAYMOND HUFF

, E d itor-In-C hief. 
Managing Editor

HARRY LEONARD 
MYRON G. BLALOCK 

. Business Mgr. 
. A s s t . Mgr.

E n te re d as s e c o n d e h u t m a tte r at 
th e p o sto ffic e a t A u stin , T e x a s, u n ­
d e r th e aer of C o n g re s s of M arch 3, 
1979.

Subscription price, $2.00 per y e a r ; 
$1.76 essh.

Room 40-H, 

.

 Main Building

Off! o< a
.
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.

Telephone 

Editor, 2968 Managing H r or, 
A s s is ta n t M a n a g e r, I 
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ttfft

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Office Hours
Editor 
to IO, exc< , t Thursday 
M a n ag in g E d ito r, 11: lr. to I, MW F.
2:30 to 4, T. T. 8. 

B usine#* M a n ag e r, IO to l l , T. T. 
Aesiatant Manager, 12 to I, M. W.
l l to 12, T. T,

is 

lf 

tSat 

Otilfr one 

i e ran win 

them all, sea 
I t l l Witt have been a successful 
one. 
larking- 
thing 
most of the players need to catch a 
spark of the spirit which scintillated 
last fall. 
no brilliantly at Houston 
It shone at times Saturday, but It 
waned. A few had 
it, but not all 
Lot us hope that ii is contagious

GRANDSTAND VS. BLEACHERS. 

I

The announcement is made in thit 
issue that holders of season tlcketi- 
must present their books at a (abb1 
in the rotunda In order to get grand­
stand reservations. Paradoxical as it 
may seem, this notJc. 
is published in 
the hope that no on* will tak- ad­
vantage of it. 
If you ar*, a lo)a1 Uu- 
der*t, if you have good, red blood in 
your veins, you do not want this res­
ervation.

is 

In the first place, the sal* of sea­
son tickets has be* n so small that 
every possible means must be t ie d 
lo swell the coffers of tin- Athletic 
Council. The grandstand 
small, 
and its spa.* should be reserved for 
Even those 
ladles and t< WnpeopJc. 
inclin'd 
men <*nary persona who are 
letter of the 
to be at ic hers for the 
contract, must 
the 
business men who paid one-half more 
for their 
th.* 
better accommodations 

tickets should secure 

i«sognlie 

that 

And Texas b e a t - it bai k home

Well, it wasn't A, a M , anyway

Out your hat In the ring 

Try out

for The Texan.

Incidentally the bonehead and 
IOC'fttHNRd lire (IU I Id* ii if 
bone-ahead are quite different person 
■can.

# tusroAti. I th** ««iwLl#«> I 

Home I oik* are so greedy for vic­
tory that they kine the finite for the 
real aport of the game.

The foregoing is not the only rea­
son, however. Unless you are a moi* 
lys oddle, under ordinary conditions 
the shelter of a 
you do not nw d 
roof, 
If you are a loyal student, you 
will feel out of place unless you are 
in the rooters’ section, pulling with 
orange and 
all your might for th. 
white. That the students display lo y 
ally is more Important than victory. 
There Is considerable divergence of 
u n in io«> eiau* at large, and 
opinion out in the state at large, and
the I also right h e re in the U n iv ersity, on 
.
.. 
the rightful place of football 
in col 
loge activities. Whatever y o u r opin­
ion may be, 
it In Impossible to e s ­
cape the conclusion that the md.* line* 
Is the best place in the world to give 
a concrete exhibition of college 
loy­
alty.

, i 

T H E 

T E X A N

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S N A M A N ’ S

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Extend to the t niverslty s t u d e n ts a cordial 
all times w h e th e r they need a n y t h in g or not 
their h e a d q u arle rs, 
Hat 
arid bet ter

lf It is a Suit, Dress, 

s e have it 

Style and pri<*» alw ay s g u a r a n te e d 

I ti v it at s<»ti at any and 
s t *»r-* 
to m ake 
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PHOTOGRAPHER

Now located at 920 Congree* Avenue. 

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A u stin , Texas.

Call and See Us

Phone 2567.

"TH E GUN H O U SE OF TEXAI

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Especially Appreciated.

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With B otched Troy Laundry.

Headquarters for Everything Go* * 

Eat.

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DENTIST

*f it a to Eat, We Have It" and "II 
We Have It, it’s Good t0 Eat."

Room 506 Littlefield Bldg., 8th Floor. 

Guadalupe and 16th 6 t a. Phone* 3k

The uncut ion is. what shall in* dom
With these euphemistic gents who in i 
H is t on referring to B. Hall aa the I 
‘ H pH i ry ’’ 

Unless it unifies the student body. 

the big shop w here you 
to 
unless 
loyalty. I don’t have to walt for you!
. 
lev all y. J don t h a v e to wall for your haircut.
**** lt Prom otes clean athletic* and Ten chairs at the Central

it develope* colk g<
d «*ve,opcs college 

C«nt
fair sportsmanship, football I* a tail Shop, Littlefield Building 
ure and has no rightful place In col '

I f a i r * rwil*t a rn o ttflk I«. 

............ 
. 
ii 

' uan n 
. . . . . 

Barber

Come 

 
I n . 

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vio le n c e s 

and 

reasonable 

terms,

Phone 1386 at 1934 San Antonio St.

Also room for one or two married 
couple#

Austin, Texas.

R . R E N Z

]t 

,H ,n Uu* **r' k ° whi<h 

Sam (Baser, proprietor of the Bate 

niX I ment Barber Shop under Van S m it h s

the Scenario is your most novel in­

MERCHANT TAILOR 

st Fulton 
foot of the big walk!

Go 

there once 

At 

the 

SUITS $25.00 AND OVER.

*->400 Guadalupe St. 

Aud now the Tennis Association baa ll** * Ufe* 
e vised the tariff—s » s . * h 
revised the t a r i f f - u p w a r d . The only 
reco urse In 
the m a tte r 
courts, we suppose

I footbal1

t0 

Is 

311 *"r<brma ^ a t 

Ii 
,,la' ,Ms 
l,“ 
rn ills* I* ii in sa 

the I** th<* °P P °8 ,t,on to the game. As
I athletics, or exercise, football is neg
odd
I P * , for only so me tw enty 

\. I

Doubtless the Y. 

lf.

social I 1*1** ° n 

t>^ 
Service will be extended to the P# 
doggies. They are going to give a 
reception, you know.

\ 
C 
ri *« 

developer 

8**uad receive the doubt 
h"n<‘ftt that it bestows as a mils
and 

cl# 
constitution 
■treiiR'honer. The beni results must 
com*' from the attitude of the bleach­
ers.

Will 

you 

be 

vrs .Saturday?

among 

the 

root-

LOCALS

Our ' chocolate 

is the best 

Ask

’us why?

Drug Store, will again assist In the

I Diversity Band as he has in 

the

Past, and will be glad 

to have his

*>ld friends and likewise, new ones to

impost' their whiskers and hair with 
bim.

Vou ar? invited to call and inspect 
our plant and wo**k. Auto delivery. 
Chicago Clean#’’, 406 Cong res# Ave. 
Hello 536, old.

LOST—In the Main Building SsKur 
leather 
day morning a small black 
coin puree containing about two dol­
lin g Finder please return 
ta Tex­
an Omen

VV onder what notions of college ar­
chitecture in America will accompany 
to
Dr. DeVries when he 
Europe? He ought to re me bb ber (J 
Hall

returns 

T h e OTHER GAMES 
SCHEDULE.

ON THE

****** ®klll has again demonstrate

IU 

superiority. 

Although t b s! 
•Hi 
Longhorns started out with a rush I Jackson's, 617 Cong Ave 
Saturday, and played unexcelled ball 

aphid!.,,’, Athlstlr Good. . t J 

a 

for at 

least one quarter, 

not have 

the 

staying qualities of 

their rivals, and began to weaken b e ,

they did I Tbe 
11

Students’ Friend—Silver 
Barbers. Drisklll Hotel.

the 

terrific <,„*la u ,h te of 

fore 
Sooner backfield The o p i. k 
Sooner backfield. The Oklahoma line ( t h e right stuff 
interference runners, 
plungers and 

the L ,," ! ','! . "*.!“* 
......I . . 

 

Tl‘* 

•<*
® eane lbs! you ara of

Oae well furnished southeast room 
in Pope Mat# for men. S e e Mrs. E 
M Gillespie

High c lass pictures and music at 

the Scenario.

Mrs. Morris has so many Univer­
sity students with her In vocal work

who won such unbounded praise for 

j * * .
last year, were back On l choco,at* 

their work 
the Job on Gaston Park with more 

 of ^ t . , . d t„ lk, 

s r

benefit.

speed than ever. All their men were 

in the game every minute,—and that 
Ut the story of the score.

Tile game was 

in many ways an 

admirable one. 

Nothing but 

the 

cleanest playing was 

in evidence.

Thor© was absolutely no squabbling, 

students must all find 

After the game go to the Univer- 
and for up-to-date barber w o r k l sif,r Scenario, the most pleasant place 

their bar- 

no better can be done than bj Silver I ®Pend your evenings.
A Allen at the Drisklll Hotel.

Do you drink? 
Chocolate Drinks

Vcs What? "Our”

Wanted a Junior Law student 

to
For particulars 

read to class-mate 
see E O Tanner, Y M C. A

 

—

and penalties were happily few. That
 
 
means much, too, in view of tho Im I s i l v e r w a r e , cut glass 
portance of the contest, when every I al J A Jftck**n’a, 617 Cong Ave. 
on e’s
on e’s 
Then,

are at bish 

---------- 

nerves 

--------- 

the T ex a s rooter# and 

t h e l f j ^ * 1 ,liv'itrB ,t>' S cen ario 
the | for yoUr pfeat,ur€> 

I 

A strong Hue of diamonds v e tc h e s L ” 

etc I 

Mrs Sallle Wood
" ° ° ° 

3
m*U ^ roomer* and O r d e r s , 
* TWFthln* flrst-ciasa, all modern con 
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Special Terms
TO

Frat Hou ses
ON

Player 
Pianos

AND

Victrolas 

J. R. Reed
Music Co.

JO H N S CA LD W ELL, M*r.

800 Congress Avenue.

e s i ! ' l

here
is 
Af ^ fcot ^
°
‘ 
l
“eW

band were loyal, and created a good the Big w “
impression on 
although the outcome destroys all our J 
cham 
the Southwestern 
hopes for 

the spectators. And I Picture# each n[^ht 

. Hu8hI,ik •• •■ o s they all rush back 

Plonshlp, the result, when rightly i n - L u y Urn 
* 
t«rpret«d, is not without Its consol- 

^

drllik9’ 

('niT«r-

In* features. 

It must be remember- 

that the victors had a team of 

veterans, accustomed 

to playing 

to

g i r l s , do r o u t part br .ubacrl bl D*

ftJr ’’The Texan” 
. 
support. 

iv* 

i
e need 

your
7

gether, w*hile It was too early in the 
*eaWn 
chin#. 
walked off the field triumphant" U p 

f°r «s 
Suppose the Longhorns hud 

to have such 

a ma- * 

A f , , . .

i v » * 

£ 

~~------

r’ 612 8carbrough Building,

“ * ° f Football Good. and

- o u i d have meant a„ uPnd X . ^ c o ” nr T 
t « m 

Tha, would | “ e 3 | ^ * ' - e a. Arcnuc.

for 1912. 

Ca,W* " 4 S'Ul' h'•' 6,3 

Just Received by Express

A SHIPMENT OF

Hart Schaffner & Marx Norfolk 
S u its for Young Men

A SHIPMENT OF T H E N E W E S T T H !NGS IN

Velour Hats

truly proud record, but lf the team
• U n * a fighting, winning gait, and 
It up during the remaining 
games o f the schedule, it shall have 
done enough to boast of, despite this 
On# defeat. Of course there is not 
a man on the squad who does not 
real!*# th e importance of the games 
m to come, and who does not know

U e don’t experiment with your 
garments, we know. Chicago Clean 
cr. 406 Cong. Ave. Hello 536, old 
Auto delivery.

a S H I P M E N T o r D R E S S Y A N D S E R V I C E A B L E G L O V E S .

If you happen to go broke, 

run 
short, or want to buy a diam ond or 
anything «]ae, see J. a. Jackson 617 
Cong Ave

Bowen & Stebbins

620 Co n g r e s s

The Model Tailor Shoo
FOR CLEANING, PRESSING ANO 
REPAIRING.
Both Ladles’ and Men'# Clothe*

All Work Gaited For and 

lx*liv#rt4 
Phons 1025

Dr. Simon J. Clark

Practice Limited to 
DISEASES OF THE EYE, EAR, 
NOSE AND THROAT.
Suite 417 Scarbrough Bldg.

Ho4#ns 9 to 1

2 to 5 p. m. Phont 

857.

W. R. Slmcock 

W. VV. Killian

Simcock & Killian

D E N T I8 T 8

•06 Congreet Avenue
Hoot.!. J. 2, 3—2nd Floor. Botch* 
Building.

Dr. A. S. Grant

DENTIST 

508 8 Scarbrough Building.

J- R. Nichols. IHI. D.
Practice Limited to 

EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT 

Glasses Fitted. %

413-414 Scarbrough Building.

G reeting of the M a n a g e m e n t o f 

the A ustin S tre e t R a i l w a y C o m ­

pany to a ll S tu d en ts an d F acu lty 

of the U niversity of T exas 

for 

the y e a r 1912-1913. M ay it be a 

p ro fitab le one for you a ll a n d 

tru st th a t our rela tio n s w ill co n ­

tinue as cordial as i n 

t h e p a st.

DR. H E N R Y WARE N E W M A N At Vour 8crv<c«
GENITO URINARY AND 8KIN 018- 

Ring 12!

EASES.
503-5 Littlefield Building.

Tom D. Smith

THE OLD R E L IA B L E "
f o r f a n c y g r o c e r i e s

906 Cong Ave 

P hones 114

University Tailor Shop
2214-18 Guadalupe 

R. H. SMITH, Proprietor,

I o u ar# w e lcom e at th# 

S T U D E N T S ’ B A R B E R 8H0P
R. L. Broyles, Prop.

2216 Guadalupe Street 
op p osite The U niversity Campui

h . V * d D ,r e * » i n 9 P a r l o r *

Dewing, Shampooing and 

A c o m p lo t, 

llne 0( H a |r Go(jds

Massaging

900 Cong. Ave. Austin, T tx a ..

w e c a r r y BIGGEST STOCK 
OF BEST MEATS

fu ll Variety Poultry, Sausage 
and Cured Meats.

Excelsior Meat 
Market
Phone*: Old, 626-725; New 626.

S - G R E E N B E R G
T h , only Exclusive Optomatrnt tm 

Manufacturing Optician 

709 Con0- Ave. 
Old Phone 1340 
Any broken ten# duplicated white f * 
walt.

CHAS. G. WUKASCH

l u n c h e s 

a n d 

t h e 

b e s t of

Corner 23rd and Guadalupe. 

OM 

DRI NK8.

Phone 1071.

F R U ,T 8 ' CANDIES, CIGARS, ETC-

Alexander Ludwig

PIANIST AND COMPOSER 

Room 9, Pondextcr Bldg., 700 Conf

Kehl Hardware Co.
S h elf H ard w are, C rockery, Ola**- 
« a re , Tin, G ran ite and S ilv e rw are 
’
R e frig e ra to rs and C u t l e t 

s t o v e s AND R A N G E S 

B oth Telephones N um ber 696 

511 Con* A v * 

A u s t i n , T n t ,

Nelson Davis & Co.

IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE 

GROCERS.

TYpfewRITERS BOUGHT AND 
SOLD
EA8Y TERMS
UNIVERSITY EXCHANGE
MORGAN VINING 
C A C T U t OFFICE.

PO PU LA R 

S H E E T M USIC 

Mal! Orders Filled Promptly. 

old 

NOW 10c A COPY.

Phone 1248.

 J. L. V R E D E N B U R G H
D IAM O N D S W A T C H ES. J E W E L R Y . S IL V E R W A R E , CH IN A
*»:.d made Jewelry, Watch Repairing, Optical Work, a specialty. 
■ye, Tested Free. 
Avenue.

816 

"" 

— ' " i. i 

i 

, 

.... 

_________

I U 

,-M 

A l 

 

„ J ------------- M 

C A L L

The Driskill Laundry

AND H A V E YO U R W O R K DONE R IG H T 

Phone 444

 I I L . . . B . J M

FO R

M u ltig ra p h in g

OF 
H IG H E S T 
W H E R E A L L W O R K 
G U A R A N T E E D , S E E

C L A S S . 
IS 

B lock" Smith

a t t h e c o o p .

P A L A C E B A R B E R S H O P

806 Coner . . Avtnuo. 

"T h e Old R e ll.b le ." 
W M . F. W O L F , Proprietor.
S T R IC T L Y U P TO D A T E S H O P . S IX F IR 8 T - C LA 8 S T O N S O R IA L AR 

Au.tln,

Hot End Cold Bath*.

T IS T S . 

B A R B E R S ' S U P P L IE S .

Turkish and R u n la n Bath*.

M E E T YO UR F R IE N D S AT

The Driskill Pool Parlor

F IN E S T T A B L E S IN CITY.
Driskill Hotel.

-0.

B IG G E S T A N D OF C O U R S E 

T H E 

B E S T

Bosche’s Troy 
Lau mirvBr

W I L L B E P L E A S E D TO S E R V E

P H O N E 73

YOU.

The State National Bank
A U S T IN , T E X A S .

•I O U N ll H O BIN SO N . J R . , pres 
W A L T E R B R E M O N I), v ice Pres 
HI K R l i t HR E M O N !) Vie# Pre*
J o h n <; P A L M . c a s h ie r.

•S 

I Von K O K W E R I T Z **sl.<’g *h k r

S T U D E N T S ' A C C O U N T S G IV EN 
E X C E L L E N T A T T E N T IO N

University Billiard Parlor

2214 Guadalupe.

Pool, French, 2 

per Cue. 

Pool, Straight, 5c per Rack. 

S T U D E N T S W E L C O M E .

Swann Furniture & 
Carpet Co.
T H E B IG S T O R E .

•♦OI C o n g ree Avenue, 

W e

furnish F ra il rnlty Houses 

On

Credit.

H L H ILO A R T N E R . M. D

P r.c tlc c 

Lim ited to E ye and E a r DU

eases
O ffice Si ai b n ugh Bldg., ('o r Tong 
Ave and tit Ii St., \uat)h. Tex. 
p a 

Offh i Hours 

to I p 

iii 

tit

and 3 to 6 p. rn

DECIDE ED 
PUBLISH MAGAZINE

e x e c u t i v e 

c o u n c i l o f 

t h e
A L U M N I A S S O C IA T IO N SO DE 
Cl D E S AT D A L L A S M E E T IN G ,

A t a business session of the Ex 
•Rive Council of the Alumni Asao 
elation held at the Adolphus Hoiel, 
it was d« 
Ballas, Friday morning, 
rid od to start the publication of an 
Alumni magazine, The following w'»rt 
present at the meeting 

C. K . Lee of Fort Worth, prest 

dont; John W . P h ilip of Dallas, vie 
president; John A. Ixonia* of Austin 
•ecretary; W ill C. Hogg of Houston. 
Dr. David H. Lawrence of Galveston 
only 
I J. A. Frank of Dellas. 
and 
Dr. 8 
two members were nhsetit. 
E. Metes, president of the 
I ’nlver 
•Hy, attended the meeting and J.Mn 
cd in the discussion.

The bourd of f e t o r s of tile new 
publication was selerted as follows: 
F. McC’aleb of San Antonio. 
HefWge W aver Icy Hrigg* of Dallas, 
Rober* R. Penn of Dallas, Fritz Q, 
Lanham of Weatherford. J. S. French 
of San Ma re os. Marry Peyton St eg, 
t\ 
er of New York Ctty, Eugene 
Harker or Austin. M. 
ll. Porter of 
Austin, and John A. Lomax or Aus­
tin. A committee consisting of W ill 
( Hogg, John W . Fillip and John A 
Lomax was appointed to make bual 
ness 
Initial 
arrangement* 
publication of the magazine.

for the 

The plan of the magazine as out* 

call on CAPI TOL BAKERY

FO R B R E A D , C A K E S AND P A S T R Y

Ih-llv«r«d d ally at your door. Hot rolls 
in evenings ready for sup­
per Orders by pin ne receive prompt attention. Kindly give us a trial 
please.

Anyone having manuscripts of any 

kind lo be typewritten, phone or see

Old Phone 1016. 

2409 Guadalupe 8tP, e,

W I L L I A M K U B L N S O N , Prop.

Jno. L. Martin

crV * b w v . .... 

e l e c t r a 
P L U M B IN G T H E S T U D E N T N E E O S .| r „ iv ,.rs|t) 

a n d 

 
 ....

.lined by Prof Lomax is a* follows
,h,

 

 

Phone 320. 

408 Congress Avenue.

th. year* of 

En I vers! ty possible and conducted It
its formative 
through 
period; current news of the Univer­
sity; important faculty legislation; r* 
ports of regents’ meetings; notes of 
student life and I tie progress of nth 
leti< s, and very full a« count* of Hie 
,doings of alumni, prominent aud not

. 

lYlissRuth H um phrey
... 
P h „ „ . Z aD^ d 
Phone 788. A d d r ... ««, 

k ' “ —

„ 

„ 

. 

Old Phone 521 

U N IV E R S IT Y M A R K E T
L IN D A I' BR O S.. Proprietor*

Dealers In 

C H O IC E B E E F , M U T T O N , P O R K 
AND V E A L

Corner 24th aud Guadalupe Streets 
Free Delivery.

iv . M d Sc. bwwov,., . c o m a l, s r t M m bcarlna on

.........

~ 11ti** 

future of Hie University, and
New Phons 118 J »»«*bing should be printed in it* jm^es
unless 
Interesting, well
written and worthy of publication in 

intl in.sii ally 

[any first class magazine,

E N G I N E E R S ’ R E C E P T IO N .

FALL
STYLE

I his G reat Show ing of N ew Fall Styles
Places you tv torc the newest and best (dens i f lending 
wholesale tailors 

gf this country.

^ erf .you w ill find immense assortments if the 
new Scotch Suitings in the richest and most beautiful 
color c imbinaiiona ever produced, as w ell as the quiet 
and dignified styles. 

M

Suits $15 to $40

No trouble to find your *lte wbe-.i 
you com# hero boca ti ne 
W E H A R R Y TM K S T O C K

in .,r 2 ^ H tlt HndlSh(*' Depart rn enta are wonderfully 
interesting spots these early Fall days.

SMITH & WILCOX

I he Austin National B ank
. .

Capital 

300.000

8urp|u* and Profit* 
.
Deposits • 

. 

. 

416.000 

.500,000

Buiin«»» of the Faculty and of the S tu d e n t. S olicit*!

n e w a n d s e c o n d h a n d 
F U R N IT U R E
Bought, Sold, Exchanged, Rent­
Stored, 
ed. Repaired, Packed, 
■hipped

Frank Doughty

_ 

„ 

220 222 E *

6th St. Both Phone! 

SOS. 

Your

money g worth or your 

money back

Voudouris Bros.

Manufacturer* of

H IG H G R A D E C A N D I1 8 AND 

ICC 

C R E A M

Mad# Fr.e h Dally

at Wholesale and Retail,

Supply Churches, Weddings, Parties
Etc

•24 Cong. Av*.

Austin, Tease.

Mrs. Jourdan W. Morris

V O I C E C U L T U R E 

S t u d i o 119 W e s t N i n t h S t r e e t

S e e t h e 'A u t o p ia n o "
The Best" Player Piano
IN U S E IN O V E R ONE H U N D R ED F R A T E R N IT Y HOU8E8

K N A B E

K IM B A L L

K O H L E R & C A M P B E L L 
IV E R S & POND

P I A N O S

W E M A K E A S P E C IA L T Y OF R E N T IN G P IA N O S 
T H E B E T T E R CLASS. 

C A LL AND S E E US

OF

ISAAC BLEDSOE

0th AND CO N G RESS A V E

May Be You Do

May Be You D o n ’t

K N O W IT P A Y S TO B U Y N E W , U P TO D A T E GOODS 
A N D NOT STOCK C A R R IE D O V E R FRO M LA ST Y E A R 
OUR SUITS, SH IR T S, H A T S AND F U R N IS H IN G GOODS

A R E A L L T H IS S E A S O N ’S P U R C H A S E S

COM E AND S E E —YOU A R E A L W A Y S W ELC O M E.

President Thaxton Ha* Appointed 
Committeemen and H at Plan* 
Under W ay.

The Laundry Question Settled lf
You Try

It. C. Thaxton of Marfa. Texas, 
has been elected P r u d e n t of 
the 
Engineers' Than keg iv tug Recept leu 
and B a ll. 
Plans for thin year's en­
tertainment are already under way.
This affair Im alw ays regarded 

as 
one of the must 
social 
functions of the year. Tin* Engineers 
spare neither pains nor expense to 
assure the success of the event. The 
a 
is made to serve 
occasion 
homecoming for alumni.

important 

as 

The following chairmen of commit*
I tees have^ been appointed, and will 
have charge of the arrangements: F. 
L. Kebelman. smoker; 
ll. E. Hilm ar, 
(\ M. Strauss, decoration; 
finance; 
It. FL 
Illum ination; 
.0. K. Greene, 
ll. An- 
Alexander, arrangement; 
J . 
jdrews, Invitation; W . 
L ith rf out, 
It. 
cartoon; P h il Gapy, floor.

S tu d e n ts ’
Pressing Shop

Both Ladies' and 
Gents' Work

Suits: 
Preaaing, 25c; cleaning
an** preaaing, 50c; acc u ring, 
$1.00; dyeing, $2.50.

Blocking, Repairing, Altering, 
Suits Made to Order.

A L L W O R K C A L L E D 

FO R 

A N D D E L IV E R E D . 

Satisfaction Guaranteed 

Ring 2308 

(Old Phono) 

and 

give ua a trial.

Run By Student*.

TOM G A M B R E L L and 
W M . F. G R IM ES,
P R O P R IE T O R S

19th A N O G U A D A L U P E S T S .

Model Steam Laundry

PHONES 685 

1504 LAVACA STREET

W E M A K E K O D A K P R IN T S AND PO ST CARDS 

E V E R Y

DAY.

. I O R D A N ’S 610 Congress Avenue. 

Kodak* Loaned to Students. Fresh Films From Factory Evsrv
Week.

F R E 8 H F IS H O F A L L K IN D S . 

O Y S T E R S T H E V E R Y B E S T

— P O R T EA D S.

P a t t o n ’s U n io n M a r k e t

B O T H P H O N E 8 213.

115 W E S T S IX T H $T.

I S S 

A N D S H A V INO S U P P L IE S , 

P O C K E T

m e n t ^ h ^ o e r s ^

 T o o p S 01880118 A iro 8 H B A M - OA*

B E N G E N E R B R O S .

H A R D W A R E 

817 C O N G R ESS A V E N U E

» !!!"

HANCOCK
HANCOCK
HANCOCK
HANCOCK

FO R E V E R Y T H IN G 

E L E C T R IC A L

F O » E V E R Y T H IN G IN 

P L U M B IN G

FO R F R E E

D E L I V E R Y

909 C O N G R E S S A V E N U E . 

P H O N E S 193.

Every Royal Sold Helps 

To Sell Another

W R IT E OR PH O N E US 
FO R F R E E D EM O N ­
STRA TIO N .

SOLD ON E A S Y P A Y 

M ENTS. 

B E T T E R 

THAN R EN T .

T y p e w r i t e r Sales Co.
IOO W. 0th St. Phone 63

Theo. G. W agner

The Student*’ Friend.”

I he best of ('old D r in k s arni Ice 
L ream al ways served. 
invite 
in\ stu d en t 
the 
at 

f rie n d s to m e e t me

Cozy C orner.”

I 

24th and Guadalupe Streets. 

Phone 1025

J O H N S O N ’ S
D e e p E d d y B o a t C lu b
D A N C IN G P A V IL IO N 

OLD P H O N E 1474

Hirshfeld & Anderson l i G e o r g e m . W e s l e y

A U S T IN ’S N E W E S T CLO TH IN G STO RE 

619 CO N G RESS A V E N U E .

t a i l o r

STA CY R O B B IN S CO M PA N Y

Cleaning, Preaaing, and Repairing af 
La d le*’ and Gentlemen’* Clothe*. 
Free Delivery,

Real Eatate, 
Insurance, Loan* and 
Surety Bonds. Property For Sal* or 
In All Part* of the City.
Rent 

O T T IN G B A K I N G CO.

P A S T R IE S , C R E A M P U F F S , K I S S E S , A N G E L FOOD, D E V IL ’S FOOD,

A B O V E A L L ’

Our New Store
6 0 0 C O N G R E S S A V E N U E
____________ Keeps Open All Night

Ph0"* * 

,M 1 - 

1600 M M K . S I.

D O U G H N U T S , ET C .

me
27

Ju st Received F r e s h S h i p m e n t of 
Huylers Candies
W E DELIVER RIGHT N O W

• ••

 Sooner Skill Won Hard 
Fought Game

(CoaU&utd From P m * Ona.)

smashing through the fast weakening j 
I ex** tine, shaking off. afd* stepping | 
and dodging Varsity tacklers 
And j 
right at th# critical tim#, when the J 
line aaa lust beginning *o w a le r, the I 
I longhorn* w ert pr na Ms* ti 
fifteen j 
yards for h a iia g tat Ire men or the j 
gridiron, 
('rant not being able to I 
reach the referee before the Oklabo-f 
ma quarter put the hall lit play. That 11 
penalty ga ie the Sooners a start, and 
soon her hi<'lti were making th eir] 
way through the Texas line for long ! 
gains, and. sad to confess, the tack 
iing of the Longhorn attn, a hen the' I
got to the runner, was so 
looked as if th Oklahoma 
Just wading through the 
made the Sooners’ first tov 
after a plunge of fifteen yards 
of ’V arsity's right wing. He 
us got 
away from two tacklers and 
roused
the goal line to plant the ball where 
he pleased. Court wright kicked goal. 
Neore: Texas 6, Oklahoma 7

ne He

\4

B

Wood!

Pm

Bai

B ro w

In the third quarter the Sooners I 
•tarted off with renewed strength ■ 
and began hammering away at the 
leaking Longhorn line, varying occa- I 
•tonally by 
sending Courtwright 
around the end or using the forward 
’Varsity continually on the 
pass. 
defensive, and she found It hard to 
hold the onslaught of Oklahom a’s 
wonderful machine, Owen was using 
one formation for every play, and the 
Longhorn* never did solve ft to hold. 
Soon the Oklahoma team was en­
dangering the Longhorn goal 
line, 
and in another minute Courtwright 
shot over the line-—free of any tack­
ler# and planted the pigskin be- 
hiud the posts for the second Sooner 
touchdown He then kicked goal 

Oklahoma, in the fourth quarter, 
used her second string of bac ks part 
of th time, 
the Sooner line­
men were able to open up the Texas

and 

THE HANCOCK 
O P E R A H O U S E

Friday, October 25
M A T IN E E AN O N IG H T

TW porukf "Betaoat** notch Collar 
w*d* in wit striped ' I *dm*. 

2 foe Be

A R R O W
C O L L A R S
0»*e*t, I'rtNnljr & Co>, Makers

*rv

<‘ft End.

'ft Tack ie.

Meads ai 

f* Guard

Herr* Tribby

Hight Guard,

Ho'

Right Tack le
apt > 
 

... G U I a r k Uh; :
... Holland
 

>!

Right End
.......... Ambrtster, Bailey
Quarte r. 

ie C o u rtw rig h t Ca pshaw 
pft H a l f B a c k .

I,

Right H a l f Back.

Nihil

W im mer 

Weed

Reeds, Ort

P u ll Back

Touchdowns 

Barr ell. Reeds 

J > 
and C ou rtw rig h t Goals from touch­
down: Courtwright 3 Quarter* 13 
minutes

Moist- t Sew an ee', referee; Johnson 
(A A M .). 
(Texas 

(Ames>. umpire; C tiy 
head 
timer.

linesman; Robinson 

jri nj ber. made their 

The game was handled by the 
J officials without a hitch. Not one dis­
pute arising during the entire game. 
The Varsity root* rs, about 330 In 
js-.al *; od tm 
the crowd by the way 
losing 

pression on 
they stuck right w ith their 
team. until the very last, and by their i 
The band did ! 
good sportsmanship. 
To conder:*# it The !
its part also. 

$3.50 and $4 Shoes 
For Men

t h * • T u o e N T s - f a v o r i t c , CCO T u T *:'!r 

? “ th’'r* 

- * ■ 1

ha ta are off

w - 

' n

The Heart-Breakers

W IT H A C O M P A N Y OF 50.

Monday, October 28

The Rose Maid

S E A T S N O W ON S A L E .

t y p e w r i t e r
IT© A OAY

PlT it payment only 13 OO. Machines 
cleaned and repaired.

m o r g a n v i n i n g .

Phone 2413. 

R;a M ali.

W h at is the difference in se­
lecting a suit from a merchant 
tailor &::<! selecting one from 
a retail dealer?

The man who buys from a ruer 
chant tailor selects only one 
thing, the cX>th. 
He has no 
chance to see the finishing or 
linings, etc., and he has to take 
what the merchant tailor gives 
him. H e also has to trust *o 
luck that the mer*, hun; tailor 
Is going to give him a garment 
that fits.

The mar however, who buy* a 
ready made suit tees everything 
at once, the cloth 
the lining. 
the buttons and ever. the fit. 
Therefore, 
the man who se­
lects his suit from many high* 
class ready-to-wear suit.- buys 
largely from the appearance of 
the garment and the satisfac­
tory effecti ♦ ba* upon him.

He sees what he U getting be­
fore he pays for it, he takes no 
chance regarding the fit. He 
gets absolutely correct 
style 
and correct style Is something 
you rarely get only from the 
highest class tailors.

Th e ready-to-wear suits made 
by Society Brand are worn by 
fastidious dressers 
the most 
and bv business men 
every­
where. The price. 120 to $40. 
saves you many dollars over 

the high priced merchant tail­
or. W e ask that you investi­
gate.

I>o not get the impression that 

we 

confine our *uit 

line v> 

$20 to $40 W e unqut ■‘ icnab 

ly have th#

Best $15 Suit

g-#*t
la A u s t:- —ar,* ? . r 
arn;y of s e n and yvusg me'* 
who wish to pay a little mer? 
the Ck)th Craft 
Special No 
4120, a : a special p rla * * i 
H S.jO , is a aal.on wide adv- 
t;sed 
favorite— you can 
got a t

only 

HARRELLS

New Cape in gentlemen sh; p. , 

and colors Just received.

804 C ON GR E SS A V E N U E

Ka tallish sd 1347

Jo h n Brem ond

T h is s ty le rn b u tto n t r 
lace. 
gull m e ta l •alf, R u s s ia or red 
le a th e r*. 
.Yew ro u n d high toe. 
T w e n t y styles to choose from .

W H O L E S A L E G R O C E R . 

IM P O R T 

$3.50 and $4.00.

E R O F H IG H G R A D E C O F F E E S . 

A U S T IN , T E X A S .

B u r t S h o e Co.
612 Congress Avenue.

AUSTIN FLORAL CO.
723 Congress Avenue.

OL Or OLSSON, Floriit.
IOO E a s t Fifteenth St. 

Largest Els ta bushment ta Central 

wad Sou th Texas.

L O ST.

Lest or Inadvertently tak­
en, a W aterm an 
Fountain 
Pen. Return to Geo. Wvthe, 
at Texan Office.

N ice rooms with board 

be 
found w ith Mrs. M ary L. Cariun for 
120.00. 
2205 
T rin ity Street. A quiet and cuu van- 
lent location.

Ring 2226 or call at 

can 

to 

is represented here 

It w ill be of interest to the young 
ladles off the University 
know 
that the American Lad ies1 Tailoring 
by 
Company 
Moore A Morrison. 
S k irfa, 
Coats and One-piece Dresses are 
made to 
with 
satisfaction guaranteed at p rk es as 
reasonable as ready 
to wear gar­
ments.

Individual measure 

Suits, 

Mr*. M ary Car Iud ha* four nicely 

furnished rooms and beard for gen- 

t.emen. 

Everything first-class 2203 

T rin ity 3l. Ring 2226

Here and there checks are begin­

ning to be seen In men’* suiting due 

to the popularity of such patterns In 

Lindon. But the plainer solid colors 

The

and rough mixtures are more popu 

tar here as Indicate! by the orders 

Students'

plated with Moore & Morrison,

A G E N T 8 W A N T E D .

Most p o p la r money making propo- 

•it en open 

for 

live w ire student* j 

Apply today for th * Agency, stating

q ualification*.

C O L L E G E M E M O R Y S O O K C O .

''226 South L a S a lle St.. Chicago, 

IU j

Prof. B ell at D alla*.

Prof Spurgeon Bell, of the School ii 

of Business Training, yesterday ad 

dressed the Dallas Ad League on the| 

subject, “ Business Training and the 
Business Man.”

One of the busiest place* Unagin- 
| able is the cleaning and pressing de­
partment at Moore A Morrison's. New 
machinery has been added to handle 
Curtis 
the 
increase 
lu k e has been 
this 
work for over five years and is an 
acknowledged expert In his line.

in charge of 

in business. 

for $9.00 

the 
| Sm ith House, 2308 G uad a­

I One double room that rents B 
I

lupe St. Phone 1984,

Is vacan t at 

Shoe

Store DILLINGHAM’S

S E N A T E C A F E

Littlefield Building.
WE CATER TO THE BEST A N D SERVE THE EFH* 
W a L W. PORTER, Prop

Dr. E. C Berwick

D E N T I S T

S u it* 521 Scarbrough Bldg.

Old Phon* 3130. 

A u stin , Texas

H a rry Gustine
A Student of The Un erg,.y

S T E N O G R A P H Y AND T y p e 
W R I T I N G .

Phone 3054, 0 
2807 Rio Grande >t

DRINK

IN BOTTLES

P U T U P W I T H D I S T I L L E D W A 

T E R 

A B S O L U T E L Y P I R E

D E L I C I O U S AND R E F R E S H I N G .

STAR BOTTLING CO.

a u t h o r i z e d b o t t l e r s

The New “ Get 
a Receipt 
Plan”

In order to prevent dispute*, 

oveecharg ng, and m istakes 

In making change, the Co­

op ha# adopted the 

"N e w 

Get A Receipt P la n .” 

U n ­

der this system everybody 

'• given a tick e t represent- 

fng 

th* amotmt purchased, 

and everybody 

is givsn • 

-ebat* at 

th* end of 

the 

year. 

This doe# not stim i­

e s , how aver, an advantage 

to tho** who hold a m em ­

bership card. A*k for any 

student necessity you

may

n**d.

THE CO-OP

it 

in 

th# back, 

May have 
and,

R E M E M B E R ,

It M J I* 
th a n co**.”

fo r " a 

little more 

BIGGS

UNION PAINLESS DENTISTS
High Class Service - Reasonable Fees

The Tonsorial Parlor

. a d o n i z e T H A M A N W h o P A T R O N I S Y O U . 

-D U TC H - „

McNamara Bros.
Candy M anufacturers and Jobbers

Bottler* of Soda and Mineral W ater*

A * k Your Confectioner for R a m e r , Chocolate*

I C E C R E A M D E L I V E R E D O N 30 M I N U T E S ’ a m i r , . *

f i n e p a c k a g e c a n d y .

S T U D E N T S ! Glad to See You R , , L
B a c *

. 

Lei at tervo you at all time#—our .to r, •. a 
w for all D r,* gtor, ^
Im prove, ti! c a m p i o n s , 
for all fa c e . 

 
tor 
for men „ 
‘0r “ “ 

.tor. Se
F acia; Cre*:
C o rn w e ll, M entha: Creep: fool

“ ** 

P H O N E S 830.

Yates & Cornwell, D R U G S

^ E N T H A N O C O N G EE**

x/ 

t i 19!1051 G rade’ Hand-R c ked Lump Coal 
DL 
Phone I our O rder to STIO and Secure This Special Club Rare

Prompt Delivery to Your Bim. 

Satisfaction Guaranteed

R. A. BASSETT

Phones 3410 and 1328