THE DAILY TEXAN

C O L L E G E 

D A I L Y 

S O U T H

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Vol. XIV.

A L L -WESTERN MEN 
COMPRISE NOTRE 
DAME BACKFIELD

F i c h c n l a u b and D ornis th e N u cleus .if 
Catholic T e am M entioned b y 
W a l t e r ll. K okersall in 
Football Review.

AUSTIN, T E X A S , FR ID A Y , NOV. 14, 1913.

CHAPEL NOTICES

Mr. Hounshell thrilled his he a re rs 

with 

th e appeal for w orkers to e n ­

te r “ I he Open Doors” in th e f a r E a s t. 

He drew g ra p h ic pictures of the calls 

from India, China, Ja p a n , Korea. He 

called a tte n tio n to the fact th a t now 

HOLIDAYS NOT

SIXTH SENSE, BY 

YET ASSURED

ENGLISH P R O F .

OFFICIAL NOTICES

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J The m e e tin g of the officers of the
Glee Club, in room 114 K, a t 1*2:30 
the D evelopm ent of F i r d a y , to p a ss finally on successful 

Student Body A w aiting Decision of 
F aculty Upon Bill of As­
sembly.

P ro b a b ility of 

A no th er Sense Discussed in 
( l a s s Lecture. 

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cand id ates fo r Glee Flub.

W E M E T Z E N TH IN.
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Notice 

to F acu lty.

M anagers and Assistant Manager* 
of Athletic Team s are Chosen 
by Council on Basis of 
Merit.

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ATHLETIC COUNCIL 
MEETS TO ELECT 
TEAM MANAGERS

, 

is 

j»)j •' 

.splendid backfield 

P r o b a b l y the best e s t i m a t e of N o tre 
to be 
Fam e’s 
found 
in W a lte r H. E c k e r s a ll’s R e­
v i e w of the W e ste rn F o otball Season 
E ckersall, th e q u a r te r b a c k , 
A m e r ic a n s t a r o f th e Univoc­
is a n a u t h o r i t y on 
to him 
ta s k 
th e all W e ste rn

al* C h ic a g o , 
t h e 
■all and 
to pick 
, ,a 
W h a t he s a y s 

o
and a 
si tv ( 
foot I 
every 
team.
the Catholic ut 
impartial 
taken a t p ar value.
“ Although not 

r e g a r d 
ackfield is said fro m 

in 
\ , , t r c Dame had tw o p l a y e r s which 

a n d m a y be

st a nd po in t, 

falls 

in 

th e co nferen ce,! 

coach of an y te a m w ould have been j 
a
mighty glad to have h a d on his team , j 
f ullb ack , w as w ith- j 
Eichenlaub, 
the b e s t m a n in th e posi- | 
ou' d o u b t 

t he 

is 

the tim e to g e t a h e a lin g , while 

T he u n c e rta in ty as to w h e th e r the 

all a r e s ta n d in g a t a tte n tio n . Al-

stu d e n ts wall enjoy a t h r e e days* holi- 

read y th e re a r e sig n s of d r if tin g in- day d u rin g the T h a n k s g iv in g festivi- 

to 

infidelity and agnosticism . They 

ties is still in doubt. T he general im- 

shall 

fo rsa k in g p r e s e n t sta n - pression p re v e lant a m o n g the s tu d e n ts 
they as to the holiday is m ostly guess work

a r e surely 
d a rd s- w hat 
sta n d a rd 
s ta n d a r d 
wh.it 
a d o p t? W hy not the C h r is tia n ? The 
call is not only fo r d elegates to the 
K a n sa s City Conference, bu t for men 
reception
and women 
to
the g r e a t e s t work on e a rth , th at of and with the bill passed a resolution
to sa v in g the millions of th e Orient for a sk in g the faculty to give th e stu d e n ts
an ( brist.

T he s tu d e n ts ’ asse m b ly 

the T h a n k s g iv in g 

up to the present.

th e ir lives 

to devote 

last y e a r 

created 

Today.

P r a y e r 
L eader, Mr. G. W. Dupree.

topic.

Tom orrow .

P r a y e r topic.
L eader, Mr. W a lte r FL Long.

Monday.

th e rem a in d e r of the week 
day.

as a hoi i -

Dr. B attle when seen y e s te r d a y said 

t h a t he knew' no th in g of th e action of 

the faculty a s yet, and 

t h a t 

it was 

p ro b a b ly 

in the hands of the p re s i­

dent. Joe Russell w hen seen said t h a t 

he knew not as yet w h e th e r th e s t u ­

tu ain from live 

He w eighed 195

Hon. W. T. Ellis, 

the en tire s tu d e n t body 

P E R M W E N T BL A CK BO A RD S.

jo u rn a list, will 
in 
the chapel hour, 

a d d re s s 
the a u d ito riu m at 
12:30.

d en ts would receive the coveted tr e a t 
o r not.

t h e W e s t . 
tion ii
was c ap a b le of r u n n in g one ;
poumb
y a r d s , in football tog s, u n d e r 
hundrt
eleven seconds, a n d 
he played f e a r ­
lessly. Alt h ou gh a fu llback, he was 
u>eii to run t h e ends behind a pow ­
erful interference, a n d he seldom fa il­
to tw e n ty y a rd s
ed 
New slate blackboards for the main 
in every a t t e m p t . 
In line p lu n g in g he
building have been received and will
was without an equal, a n d in th** g re a t 
lie put 
the erns
majority of cases he 
to re o p p o s i n g ’
diately. 
to shreds. On d e fe n se he was
line 
h ig h e st 
used ti- hack up the line, which he did
those used by the go vernm ent at West j c o n tra ry .
w eb the skill a n d effect of a n y p l a y - I i "
int. The m ain fe a tu r e a b o u t them 
I t o
er ever seen 
is t h a t th e y a r e p e rm a n e n t. They will 
the ge n e ra lly u n s a tis fa c to ry 
replace 
black p ain t t h a t in a relatively short 
time g row s dim and peals off.

P re sid e n t A dair of th e s t u d e n ts ’ a s ­
sociation, said th a t he w rote the dean 
of the facu lty a le tte r in r e g a r d to the 
m a t t e r about a week a g o and 
th a t 
he understood it had been re fe r r e d to 
the P resident of the U niversity but 
h had heard nothing from it as yet. 
the su pposition, ho v-
These blackboards a re of the ! ever, th a t it would probably be or he
the
q uality, and a r e the same as | would have heard s o m e th in g 

rooms im m e-j He s u g g es te d 

th is section.

iip in 

to 

in 

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“Captain Dorais, who c a p ta in e d and 
pl: yod q u ar t e r b a c k f o r N o tre Dame, 
wa 
the nearest a p p r o a c h to G illette 
in q ua rt er ba ck play. T h is p la y e r ran 
his team with cool j u d g m e n t and sel­
dom failed to [lick o u t th e w eak spo ts 
in an opposing eleven. He w as a good 
op ti held r u n n e l ' , a n d he w as ab ou t 
a- good a p u n t e r a n d field goal kicker 
a- the W est possessed. He defe a te d 
one of 
University of 
Notre Dame’s g r e a t e s t 
rivals, by a 
drop kick.”

P i tts b u r g h , 

W.iitei ( a mp also m en tion e d F ic h ­
te h u b m his all A m eric a n w r ite u p as 
one of the l i t class m en o f th e c ou n­
try, a lt hough he did not give him the 
cav. o d position on th e a ll-A m e ric a n 
team.
Ro 

th e ir 
in 
th is y e a r , and 
san i po a io n - a g a in 
th e s a m e s t r o n g g a m e 
a i- playing 
r ep or ts 
t h a t c h a ra c te riz e d 
front all 
them la 
year. F in n e g a n and Pliska 
the other two backfield m en, a r e also 
obi I 

vers and a r e sh o w in g up well.

the o men a r e 

of 

Dame will in v a d e T e x a s with 
three men on t h e p la y in g list, 
Thanksgiving g a m e. F o llo w ­

Not 
tw(‘nt; 
for 
ing a r e the men who will come a g a i n s t 
the l o n g h o r n s : K. Roeke, K. Jo n e s,
\ . Feeney, F. F it z g e r a l d ,
E. He e e, 
R. Lathrop, A. F l wa r , J . P lisk a , I.
. R. H iehenlaub, P. N ow ers,
Tot !k< i 
IL Mill-, 
ll. Hush, F. J u s h u r s t , C.
Dor lo-, VV. Cook, A. K ing, M c L a u g h ­
lin, A. I .al kin, A. B e r g e r , W. Kelle- 
her, A. Be rg ma n, A. S h a r p . 
P r e s i ­
de) t Russell h as s e n t in v ita tio n s for 
the Thank giving receptio n to all th e 
men Oe - of t he te a m a n d th e o th e r 
representatives who a r e 
to be here 
that day.
! 

th e N o t r e D am e 
Glaze,
follow s: 
bn " nouth, r eferee; V an R iper, W is- 
(-< 
linesman.

in pi re; Elliott, W a b a s h , head

f or 
will be as 

ials 

" HOO I O F M U S IC A S S U R E D .

I re s in it Me/ e s Announces School of 
'bisie Will be I n s ta lle d A f te r 
< hrist m as.

'G 

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t h a t a n 

announced 

hi- r e tu r n f r o m 

th e N o rth , 
<lihy ! '''o r e ye te r d a y , P r e s i d e n t S. E. 
Me? 
i n s tr u c to r 
had net-, e n ga ge d a n d th e m uch-dis- 
' hair of m usic w ould be es- 
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tabi;sheet a t th e b e g in n in g of th e win- 
' i m . Dr. F r a n k L. Reed has 
been engaged to give c o u rse s in his- 
tory of music, com position, a n d h a r ­
mony. Besides g iv in g th e s e courses 
e ll iversity, P ro f. Reed will de- 
energies to th e im p ro v e m e n t
• arious local societies of A u s ­

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b 

tin.

i,: Reed D a fellow of t h e A m e r i ­
can (. oliege of Music a n d a m e m b e r of 
*i e Music Teachers’ A s so c ia tio n a n d 
I nt er na ti ona l Musik Gessel- 
He has st u d ie d wi t h such 
_ 
anguished mus ic ia ns a s F e r n o w 
and Corno, and has had muc h exper i- 
fcrue as a t ea ch er in t h e g r e a t con- 
^ci’vatories of t he N o r t h .

Some definite1 a n n o u ncem en t will no 
doubt b<> made the l a t t e r p a r t of the 
week by the officials of th e U n iversity. 
th a t a petition 
Dr. B attle su gg e ste d 
would have to he handed 
the 
in by 
stu d e n ts and th a t it would have to be 
bro u g h t before the e n tir e fa c u lty a t 
one of th e ir re g u la r m eeting s. Should 
this have to be done th e r e will be no 
holiday for the s tu d e n ts th is y e a r, as 
it w'ould lie impossible to g e t th e m a t ­
te r before the faculty in tim e to have 
it acted upon.

the 

M embers of 

la s t y e a r ’s s t u ­
th e view 
d e n ts ’ assem bly ex pre sse d 
t h a t it was the intention of th e a s ­
sembly a t the tim e of p a s s in g th e bill 
t h a t the* resolution was to ta k e 
the 
place of an y petition which m ig h t be 
necessary. The outcom e of th e e n tire 
m a tte r will be an xiously a w a ite d by 
the e n tire .student body.

The educational receptio n which is 
to ta k e place a t the Billie C h a ir N o­
vem ber 22, will, ac c o rd in g to all 
in­
dications, prove a g r e a t success. Five 
c om m ittees have been a p p o in te d , one 
for each of th e following p h a se s of the 
r e f r e s h m e n ts ,
reception: 
decoration, 
in vitations. 
The com m ittees a re as follows:

p ro g ra m , 
finance, an d 

P ro g ra m C om m ittee: Miss Anne
A y nesw orth, c h a irm a n ; M ary Lake 
Henderson, Rowena B a r n e tt, P auline 
M urrah, Stella Hazy, Rosa Lee Sjo- 
berg, J a n e t Kaapke, I). L. H oop in gar- 
ner, S tu a r t McGregor, J . L. Jack so n.

R e fre sh m e n t C o m m ittee: W. F.
G arn er, c h a irm a n ; G e r tru d e David, 
Mae Ralston, G race S idebottom , J. IL 
Hines.

Decoration C om m ittee: Miss M in­
na Allen, c h a irm an ; M a r g u e r ite Mc­
Gill, Rowena B a r n e tt, Sheba E w in g , 
C. L. Baine, A. VV. H enderson, Wal- 
dena Thomas.

GERMANIA MAKES 

C O N T E S T PLANS

t h e Details for th e $100 Prize Plan 
H ave Been W orked Out and 
Adopted.

t h a t 

In a r e c e n t a rtic le in T he Texan it 
w as sta te d 
th e G e rm a n ia was 
p la n n in g to offer $100 in prizes. The 
details have now been worked out, 
ami w ere adopted by the G erm an ia in 
the r e g u l a r m e e tin g VV ednesday night. 
is a s follows: 
The plan a s outlined 
The $100 will be divided 
two 
into 
main divisions, one of which is to be 
given 
to m em bers of the G erm ania, 
and tho o th e r to te a ch e rs of G erm an 
in th e schools of T exas. Each class 
is a g a in sub-divided into two p a r ts of 
$2a each.

T he first division, providing for the 
m em bers of I he G e rm a n ia , is divided 
into 
1.
th e following sub-divisions: 
A p rize of $25 is offered for the best 
historical essay t r e a t i n g of the G er­
m ans 
facts 
in Texas, o r dealin g of 
w ith which the G e rm a n s of Ie x a s arc 
or h a v e been connected. 2. The re ­
m ain in g $25 a r e offered for the best 
short sto ry w ritte n in the G erm an lan­
g ua g e , or fo r the b e st G erm an poem. 
The second g r e a t division, providing 
for th e te a c h e rs of G erm an, is sub­
I. A prize of $25 
divided as follows: 
is offered for the best curriculum for 
te a c h in g G e rm a n in the high schools 
of T exas. 2. The re m a in in g $25 are 
the best cu rriculum of 
offered 
te a c h in g G e rm a n 
the g r a m m a r 
schools of T exas. The d etails will be 
printed later.

for 

in 

W O M A N ’S SE C R E TA R Y H E R E .

Miss H a te ( o h rants of San Antonio, 
H as Accepted a Position W ith 
Y. W. C. A.

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McLean. Miss C o ltra n e took 

M iss K a te C o l a n e , of San An- ^

Fin ance C om m ittee: D. F. McCal-
L Jae k g o n w L
tonio, a r r iv e d y e ste rd a y a fte rn o o n to f Hooping’arr.er, Miss H e ndricks, Wills,
a s s u m e her duties as general secre- M is . Mobley, W illiamson. Miss H a rt,
t a r y of the Y'oung W om en’s Christian ga v a g e , Miss B o s w e ll, Beckner, Miss
lia K^ B erry, 
to succeed Mrs. L e s t e r ; M orris Miss L o ng er. 
A ssociation 
* Miss G reer, Miss F e r n e a u , Miss Sjo-

and Migs H inds, M cG regor.

er j • 
B. d e g re e a t S o u th w e ste rn and fin- 
in v ita tio n C om m ittee: E. D. Jen-
ished a t S c a r r e t t Bible School of Kan- ; n^ng9 c h a irm an ; D. L. H o o p in g a rn e r,
sas City. She has recently been en- J . L. Jackson, Miss Minna Allen, Miss
hatred in Y W. C. A. w ork in Cab- Louise Adams.
g a g e d in 
f o r m a 

, M eeting 0 f th e finance c o m m itte e
in ro o m 17,
S a tu rd a y a t 2:30 p. rn. 

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All g irls will h ave an opportunity ^ Hall.

to h e a r her a t closing p r a y e r m e e tin g 
in th e w o m a n ’s building p a rlo r Sun- Miss Maydee Canfield, of Waco, and 
d a y a t f o u r -th ir ty . She will re m a in | Miss C lara May B rooks, o f San_ A n-
I c h a r g e o f 'th is work th e r e s t o f this | tonio, will be th e g u e s ts o f Miss F r a n - 
i c n a r g e o w 
d u rin g T h a n k s g iv in g
eason and 
m er school.

season a nd d u rin g p a r t o f th e sum

SUm - |c e s W alker 

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r e of th is WI 

week.

receive 

A sixth sense m ay be developed I M em bers of the faculty who wish 
to join th e S ta te Teachers* A s s o n a ­
in the course of cen tu rie s by th e hu- 
re p o rt 
tion a n d 
ntal) race. Long ugo it was consid- 
tim e upon should give th e ir nam es, d e g re e s, col- 
ered so m e th in g to w aste 
leges a tte n d e d , and p re se n t position 
and d re am a bo ut, today it is r e g a r d e d 
In th e to L. W. P a yn e, J r., I. Hall. The an- 
in a so m e w h a t different light. 
course of a 
( hecks m ay he
in u n 1 nun! dues a r e $10. 
lecture delivered 
E nglish J class by an E n g lis h in stru c - j made p a y a b le to T. D. B rooks or L. 
tor. the questio n as to w h e th e r or not VV. P ay n e , J r . 
those p r e s e n t 
th e d ev e lo p ­
th o u g h t 
m ent of a six th sense possible, m et
with silence.

th e a n n u a l 

c o m m u n ic a te 

T he c o m m itte e on te a c h e r s desires 
im m e d ia te ly with 
to 
to teach 
s tu d e n ts who a r e equipped 
fo r th e follow ing p o sitio ns: C h e m is­
and 
tr y 
a n d 
P h y s io g ra p h y . 
school. 
$11(5.00 per month.

Physics, P hysiology 

Good 

high 

M a n a g e r s a n d a s s i s t a n t m a n a g e r s 

of th e baseball, b a s k e tb a ll, a n d tr a c k 

te a m s w ere selected la st n ig h t a t a 

m e e tin g of th e a th le tic council held in 

th e Y. M. C. A. build in g. T h e m a n ­

a g e r s a n d th e ir a s s i s t a n t s were chosen 

upon a m e rit basis. T he 

following 

w ere elected: B aseball m a n a g e r , C.

E. M a tth e w s ; a s s i s t a n t s , T. I). D ru ry 

a n d I). I). P i c k e r e l . B a sk e tb a ll m a n ­
a g e r , II, E a s tla n d ; a s s is t a n ts , J. W. 
T r a c k
C a r t e r a n d L. D. Flow ers. 
a s s is t a n ts , 

I a n g ; 

Fhe m e m b e rs of the council pres- 
w e r e : M a th e r , P a tt e r s o n , an d
Miller, of th e f a t u i t y ; C onno rly and 
H a r t of th e a lu m n i; Reese, Coes a n d 
V a u g h a n , of th e s tu d e n t body, a n d 
B elm ont anti Hi soh, e x -officio m e m b e rs.
A c o m m itte e w as a p p o in te d on a r ­
r a n g e m e n t s 
fo r N o tre D am e gam e. 
T he m e m b e r s of th is c o m m itte e a r e 
Dr. R a m sd e ll, Dr. Miller, a n d Mr. 
B elm ont.

A t e a c h e r of Spanish and E n g lish m a n a g e r , Silvan 

A p p lic a n ts may call at 

for a h ig h school, $85.00 p e r month. F r e d T o tte n an d C. R unge.
th e office 
of th e com m itte e on te a c h e rs , 114-1. 
DR. F R E D E R I C K 
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Third and Last Notice.

The follow ing s tu d e n ts a r e request 

ed to call a t my office AT O N C E :

W. W. A dd ington, Ii. Beazley, R 
H. Blockwell, Geo. B la ttn e r , R. H. 
C ochran , W. N. Collins, C. E. ( 'ra d 
dock, A. R. C u rry , J. T. Davidson, 
Lewis D ittm a r , J. E. Dyer, Lucille 
Ellers, Riel a E p h n a m , Maud A. 
F rench, Ethel Gel lier, E. M H utch 
m gs, J. C, Joh nson, W in n ifre d J o r 
dan, I). C. Lyon, J S. M cCampbell, 
H W. Malone. H. Mitchell, L. S. Mil
obeli, H u g h Morrison, J. W. Nixon
In th e Public S p e a k in g Review a p - 
( ’. V. Nichols, (*. IL Reese, J. V. Van- I 
den b e rg e , S. M. W alker, A. F. W a re , p e a rs un a r tic le by Prof. J. R. P e lsm a 
Tom W ilb o u rn , G. T. W illiam son. 

In Public Speaking Review Varsity 
Instructor Discusses Plan of 
Procedure.

ARTICLE ON FORM OF D E B A T E .

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PRE-MEDICS MEET 

TO ELECT OFFICERS

T h e a r tic le a t t e m p t s 

o f the d e p a r t m e n t of public sp e a k in g ,
e n title d , “ A Difficult Problem fo r th e
D e b a te r .” 
to
prove t h a t th e d e b a te r is not unlike 
th e ty p ic a l o r a t o r 
in his m eth od o f 
a n a ly s is , a lth o u g h th e o r a t o r a p p e a ls 
m ain ly to th e will of his au dien ce,— 
the d e b a t e r a p p e a ls m ainly to th e in­
tellect.

la s t n ight. 

T h e special 

This m e e tin g w as pre

ed officers a t the VI M. <’ A. building 

P re-m edical s tu d e n ts met and elect 

sided over by P re s id e n t A d a ir who 

Purpose of Organization is to Bring 
Students Into ( loser Touch 
With Medics.

of the following m e m b e rs: C a sp a ris ,
T ho m pson , G re g g , Lacrelle, 
J e s te r , 
a nd Dr. R ichard of the zoological de 
p a r tm e n t.

T he p u rp o se of th e o r g a n iz a tio n is 
to b rin g th e s tu d e n ts h e re in closer 
the medical s t u d e n t s a t 
relatio n 
stu d e n ts 
six ty 
G alveston. 
were p r e s e n t a t the m e e tin g l a ->t night.

acted a s te m p o r a r y c h a irm a n . Buford T he firs t s p e a k e r of 
J e s t e r w as elected president of the o r ­
g a n iz a tio n , H orton C a sp a ris, 
vice 
p re sid e n t, C. E. W atson, secretary, 
R. IL C ling er, s e r g e a n t- a t- a r m s .

issues of t h e d e b a t e r 
c o n s titu te th e difficult problem . The 
ty pical o r a t o r m u st m a in ta in first, th e 
p ro b le m -c a u se , an d second, th e solu- 
tio n -m e th o d . T hese fu n d a m e n ta l laws 
c a n n o t he escaped by th e debater* Mr. 
P e lsm a show s t h a t above n in e te e n o u t 
of tw e n t y q u e stio n s d e bated , th e s p e ­
cial issues m ay he proved by a plan 
’s im ila r to th e follow ing ou tline given.
the affirm ative
a t t e m p t s to prove t h a t t h e re is cause 
for a c tio n o r evils in p r e s e n t sy ste m 
or necessity for change. T h e second 
affirm ative s p e a k e r hand les the m e th - 
I od of a ction or re m e d y for evils o r
A c o m m itte e on c o n stitu tio n consists feasib ility o f plan. The l as t affirm a­
th e p ra c tic ­
tive s p e a k e r deals with 
ab ility of 
the m ethod proposed or 
show s t h a t it is th e b e st m ethod. T h e 
n e g a tiv e sp e a k e r show s t h a t th e r e is 
no a d e q u a te cause for action o r t h a t 
evils do not exist in th e p r e s e n t s y s ­
tem o r t h a t th e re is no necessity fo r 
a c h a n g e , T he n e x t n e g a tiv e s p e a k ­
er sh ow s t h a t the m ethod proposed by 
the affirm ative is not a d e q u a te o r t h a t 
th e evils a r e 
th e 
plan is not a d e q u ate . T h e l a s t n e g a ­
tive s p e a k e r shows t h a t th e m ethod is 
not p ra c tic a b le o r 
intro du ces a b e t­
te r plan.
I W’hen th e above points a r e e s ta b -
to prove; 
s o d a tion will a d d re ss th e E n glish I | th e y cover ev e ry p o in t which can a r i l * 
and 2 c lasses today on the h onor sys- j jn th e discussion of a proposition in 
tem 
the U niversity. An a t t e m p t a fo rm a l debate. H ow ever, points a re 
will be m ade to e xplain e x a c tly w h a t Mot all of equal im p o rta n c e iii d ifferent 
is m e a n t by the honor s y ste m a s we questions.
have 
the Mr. IL H. Daily, of Mexia, who has 
ex p re sse d an opinion 
from a very severe 
e x p la n a tio n given today arid th e ad - 
dre ss of J u d g e Jno. C. Townes, to be | sickn ess of ty p h o id fever, r e tu r n e d to 
delivered in the n e a r f u tu r e , t h a t th e »h». U n iv e rs ity y e s te r d a y a n d will reg- 
plea of ig n o ra n c e of the honor sy ste m 
is a 
th e htaff of T h e Daily 
will not be accepted in th e cases which m e m b e r o f 
T e x a n and his m any frie n d s g ave him
come before it. 
T hose classes which a r e riot visited a h e a r t y welcome on the c am p us yes- 

The Honor System Will be Explained 
to English I and 2 Classes by 
Students.
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R e p r e s e n ta tiv e s of th e s t u d e n t s ’ a s - 1 !iHh.-d 

TA LK S ON T H E HONOR SYSTEM .

it. T he s t u d e n t s ’ council has 

th e y e ar. Mr. Daily 

inc u ra b le o r 

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t h a t a f t e r 

recovered 

Above 

t h e r e 

little 

t h a t 

jHte» 

j u s t 

le ft 

fo r 

to 

in 

is 

today will be visited to m o rro w . All 
haziness in r e g a r d to w h a t will con- 
s t i t u t e a bre a c h will be e x pla in e d to 
the v a rio u s classes.

te r d a y .

 

 

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TODAY AND TOMORROW

T od ay, F rid a y , Nov. 14.

J u n i o r e n g in e e rs m e e t

in room 106, e n g in e e r in g building.

rn.: C a m p F ir e G irls, H.

rn.: M issionary v o lu n te e r

C U R R I E 

12:30 p . m . : 

IN B R Y A N .
—— r — 
S e c r e ta r y T. W. C u rr ie of th e Y. 
M C. A., le ft y e s te rd a y for B ry a n , 
T exas, w h ere he will r e m a in ov er S u n - j 
day, doing ev a ng e listic w ork a m o n g Hall, room 3.
the s tu d e n ts of Allen A cad em y . Mr. 
C u rr ie has been invited by th e Y. MG band, Y. M. C. A.
C. A. o f A u stin College to c onduct a
se rie s of e v an g e listic m e e tin g s in t h a t 
in stitu tio n some tim e a f t e r C h ris tm a s . 
--------------------------- 

5:00 p. 

5:00 p. 

'Tomorrow, S a tu r d a y , Nov. IS. 

7:30 p. rn.: R u sk L i te r a r y Society.
Boy sco ut m a s t e r s ’ club m e e ts S a t -

Mr. E. S a n g e r w e n t to G alv e sto n u r d a y , 5:00 p. rn., H. Hall.

S a tu r d a y n ig h t a s th e g u e s t of Mr. A. 
Levy.

T e n d e r f o o t 
a t 8:00 p. rn.

e x a m in a tio n S a t u r d a y 

The le c tu re r continued by callin g to 
the a tte n tio n of the audience th e fact 
t h a t only a few cen tu rie s ag o th e a n ­
cients sp e n t long w ea ry h ou rs in the 
study of alchem y , e n d e a v o rin g to d is ­
cover some stone po sse ssin g th e p o w ­
er of c h a n g in g the b a s e r m e ta ls into 
gold o r silver. This stone was r e g a r d ­
ed as s o m e w h a t of a joke by m ost 
It was 
people of 
called th e p h ilo so p h e rs’ stone. S cien­
tists, with 
th e discovery oY ra d iu m , 
have a t the p r e s e n t d ay all b u t su c ­
th e b a se r m etals 
ceeded 
into th e m ore precious ones. They 
a r e on th e road to success. T h is is 
merely an illu s tra tio n of the a d va n ce 
the 
of m a n k in d , g ro p in g a b o u t 
d a rk n e ss of ig n o ra n c e and feeling his 
way to light.

t h a t e a r ly 

tu r n i n g 

tim e. 

in 

in 

re la te d 

The five senses possessed by m an 
today a r e 
to very m a te ria l 
thing s. T hey have doubtless been de­
veloped to some e x te n t by refinem ent 
and le a rn in g . The sense of fee lin g for 
instance, is a v e ry common sense. It 
is possessed by all living th in g s to a 
c e rta in d e g re e of sensitiveness. No 
do u b t but t h a t this sen se w as ea rly 
developed by co ntact. T he se n s e of 
sig h t, on th e o th e r hand, is a b le to 
connect us with th e m ore re m o te and 
in ta n g ib le e le m e n ts of life. W e a re 
able to 
into th e deep u n i­
verse and stu d y th e p la n e ts a n d the 
w orlds r e v o lv in g a b o u t c e n te rs o f life, 
all belon ging to a wide a n d bo u n d ­
less s y s te m of creation.

look ou t 

I t 

t h a t the 

lon ging upon 

is not only possible b u t very 
the 
p robable 
p a r t of m a nk in d for a m e a n s of k no w ­
ing the soul lives tffter th e body dies, 
will in th e course of a m u ltitu d e of 
c e n tu rie s g r a d u a lly develop a sense 
which will a n s w e r th is lo ng in g. This, 
of course, would be a s ix th sense.

in 

Dixie 

Icyda, a b rig h t-e y e d 

little 
J a p a n e s e lad, whose home is in Dal- 
the T e x a n office y e ste r 
as, was 
day, an d showed g r e a t i n te r e s t in all 
In* saw'. His f a th e r , who w as with 
him, 
is a n a tiv e -b o rn J a p a n e s e , but 
w a 1- e d uc a te d a t M arvin College in St. 
Louis. Mr. Icyda is in te re s te d in lec­
tu re s, a n d visited th e chapel exercises 
y e ste rd a y .

j u s t 

ta lk s 

Dixie s a y s he likes to h e a r speeches 
too, h u t w hen a m an 
to 
h a r him se lf ta lk , he sa y s, “ I would 
be o u t befo re you could sa y J a c k Rob­
inson.” W hen told t h a t less th a n a 
hun dred s tu d e n ts o u t of tw o th o u sa n d 
visit chapel ex ercises daily, he ex 
c laim ed: 
“ Good n igh t, N u r s i e ! ” He
can re a d b oth E n g lish an d J a p a n e s e , 
b u t has never been to school. He was 
asked if he could read a n y o th e r la n ­
g u a g e s a n d replied, “ T h a t ’s e n o u g h ” ' 
He sa y s he d o e sn ’t do a n y t h i n g but 
e a t a n d sleep. On being ask e d how 
old hi w as, he a n sw e re d , “ I a m j u s t 
as old as my to n g u e and a little older 
th a n my te e t h .” 
in reply to th e q u e s­
tio n : w h ere do you live, he said, “I 
live in my skin, a n d never w as o u t of 
it ” Dixie has a b r o th e r n a m e d U. 
S A. Icyda.

G eorge T. Holmes had c h a r g e of 
th e Glee Club y e s te r d a y , due to the 
a b sen ce of P rof. M etzenthin.

T H E W E A T H E R REPORT.

M axim u m 

t e m p e r a tu r e , 

78; 
p r e c ip ita tio n 
to d a y : 
f o r 

6 4 ; 

m in im u m , 
none. 
Colder. Rain.

F o r e c a s t 

COMMITTEES FOR

T E X A N

O F F I C E 

RECEPTION H A V E

HEEN A P P O IN T E D

IS

V I S I T E D B Y 

D I X I E H Y D A

T he C o m m itte es for the Educational 
Reception, to he Held at th e Bible 
( h air November 22. a r e 
Now Completed.

Little Japanese Boy From Dallas 
Stum ps Texan Reporters With 

Some Witty Remarks and 

Slang 

'Falk.

 T H E D A IL Y TEXAN

 
First College Daily in the South 
F irst College Daily in the South 

!I. „L I 

>, hcl'ile th e game* for Si
J day a f te r n o o n 
instead of 
j ^icJciJt* o f t h e w e e k .

a tu r -

th e

This w a r tin games have been

The Student Daily Publication of the
of Texas. 
IT * 
Uni^era*ty of tex a s. 

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Published every morning except Mon I 
day during the college year.

p l a y e d o n a l m o s t e v e r y w e e k d a y
----- --------- ----------- — I except Saturday. Lh in change

rp, •

, 

m a d e in o r d e r t o a t t r a c t t h e J
A ustin m e rc h a n ts . We believe 
. w c o n d - c l a s s matter at the this policy is it failure. We w a n t I
at A u s t i n , T e x a s , under the tQ r(,tlirn to the- <'1(1 S a tu r d a y ]
If t h e garnet 

o f March 3, I*"'*

I gam es. 

<

J-" n t i

(i

on price $2.50 in advance, 
,f not paid by Dec. 1st.

l-‘. a g i n 

Editor-ineChtef 

‘tern
his season have a t t r a c t e d more:] 
nerchaiits t h a n usual, it is b e­
t r o n g e r te am s t h a n usual
cause 
, !llt t h e A t h l e t i c
, 
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J • » 

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by the change. 

Assistant Manager people it lot

o t h e r I
,V. L a n d r u m .. .Managing Editor * 
S. F o w le r .. , Business Manager C o u n c il h a s o \ s t o k e d t h e o t n e r j
It 
Hancock 
idoubted fact th a t more 
U n d e r w o o d .. .Circulation Mgr. h g a n U1
;md faculty rn* m lx rr
; 
S a tu r d a y th a n on 
M any S ta t e offi­
| a n v o t h e r d a
cials and w orking men will go on 
S a tu rd a y w hen th e y cannot on
any o th e r day.

Room 120, Main Bldg. I w i l l a t t e n d o n

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Im. ne iiditor tod ay:
J. G A M B R ELL K A N D L E 

Staff Today:

H Brown 
('handler 
J}. 
Ii H. Cochran 
Sol E. Cordon 
< 11lus Jones

Stuart McGregor 
O. A. Ullrich, Jr. 
Harold Walker 
Dan Williams 
O. W. Wood

t h e m e d i c s .

A pleasing f e a tu re of th e H ous­
ton trip was th e en th u sia sm dis­
played by th e s tu d e n ts from the 
medical d e p a rtm e n t ot th e I ni- 
v ersity a t ( Jalveston. To see one 
hundred and sixty medical s t u ­
d en ts come to H ouston in two 
special cars, line up in the snake 
dance, join in th e yells, an d p a r­
ticipate in every f e a tu re of th e 
day s program , was to convince 
every stu d e n t and alum nus vis­
iter t h a t the medical dep artm en t 
is a p art in t r u t h and fact ol the 
main U niversity.

H eretofore we have been es­
trang ed. T he medics and 
the 
th e medical d e p a r t­
affairs of 
ment have not been vital to the 
.In d e n ts a t Austin 
and vice 
versa. W e h ave lived a n d con­
ducted ourselves as th o u g h we 
w ere m em bers of different s t u ­
d e n t bodies entirely, w h ereas we 
have now come to realize t h a t 
we are all s tu d e n ts in the same 
U niversity.

W e a re glad to announce th a t 
we will have a re g u la r c o rre ­
spondent a t Galveston. A r ra n g e ­
m ents wen* practically completed 
is 
at H ouston Monday, and 
likely th a t news le tte r s will be 
com ing in w ithin th e next few 
days.

it 

T his should serve a v ery good 
purpose in u n itin g and un ifying 
th e two s tu d e n t bodies.

AT H L E T I C S F O R ALL.

seriously w ith 

We an* positive t h a t th e g ate 
receipts will fie as large, it n o t! 
larger, a s a resu lt of th e r e tu r n J 
to 
re ­
th»* old schedule. Hut, 
g ard le ss o f th e revenue d e riv ­
able, tin re a re m any o b jections 
o midweek gam es. They inter- 
ere very 
th e 
reg u la r sc his ii work. No s tu d e n t 
to his classes 
ju s tic e 
an do 
Friday 
if he sjiends T h u r s d a y 
afternoon roo tin g on ( lark Field 
m d T h u rs d a y n ig h t p a ra d in g on 
C ongress avenue. T h e g am es a r e 
th r e e - th ir t v . 
usually called a t 
W h at about 
th e th re e to four 
It is not fair to 
A lack classes? 
t k th e in s tru c to r to dism iss tho 
class every week. T he faculty 
is very liberal in g r a n ti n g e x ­
cuses for th e out-of-tow n con­
tests. b u t if the s ta n d a r d of the 
U niversity is to be m a in tain ed , 
a fte rn o o n classes m u s t not be 
dism issed once a week. Football 
should not dem and it.

We believe th a t football ex ists 
for th e benefit of th e stu d e n t 
body. Of course we appreciate 
the su p p o rt of Austin citizens, 
but we can no t afford to d is ru p t 
our classes fo r th e convenience 
of the town patrons.

Of course, it is impossible to 
a rr a n g e th e schedule so t h a t all 
gam es can come on S a tu rd a y . 
Mon* th a n a week is o fte n need­
im p o rta n t gam es. 
ed betw een 
At tim es th e o th e r te a m s cannot 
come a t t h a t tim e. B ut th e r e 
does n o t seem to he any good 
reason w hy at least some of th e 
gam es cannot be pl veil on S a t ­
urday.

The Oilily Texan, published by the 
students o f the U niversity o f T e x as 
is full o f college spirit. 
I he Houston 
Bulletin.

We hope t h a t “college s p i r i t -' 

is used in a figurative sense.

H I G H St HOO! S V B S O R B K D 

IN 

C A C T I ' S 

\ M » D A H M T E X A N .

The sam p le copies o f tho ('actu 

nil The Daily Texan that have beet 

r e m ' t o have awakened con-dderubli 

interest 

in the University. 

Prof. J 

the 

Sex 

that 

\ Lomax has received 
from soon 
teachers 
the news 
schools 
are com plaining that these two I iii 
vers I tv publications are ab sorb ing nil 
the p up ils’ time and attention. 
eral d ays a g o Dr. Lomax received a 
com m unication 
I*. < inner, 
su perintendent o f public schools at 
Stam ford, T exas, 
said 
ii part: 
in the 
mentary copy of the Cactus 
high 
requests have 
come from the teachers that I rem ove 
it Th** Cactus.
or i ie-troy 

“ Since placing the com pd

in which he 

from J. 

library, 

school 

“The Daily Texan is indeed a daily 
to our stud en ts. Each issue is a w a it ­
ed with 
im patience. The n ew s can ­
not say the la-U word on co lleg e nth 
d i e s ; The Pa v must be a w a i t e d / ’

t h a t ath letics a t 

We a r e pleased at 

th e a n ­
nouncem ent of P hysical D irector 
Bellmont 
the 
U niversity of T exas are here- 
a ter to be for itll s tu d e n ts. W e 
; pc > Tie able ere long t<> make 
; 
( ■uniter announcem ent of all
stu d e n ts for ath letics. Mr. Bell- 
..I i- a Lu in I>eliever rn c (liege 
a th letics fo r th e g r e a te s t pos­
sible num ber, as opposed to a 
few y o u n g men being picked 
in stitu tion and being 
f 'urn tin 
specially t r a i n e d . We w an t,! Mi 
w ith him, to see g r e a te r s tre s s 
inter-class athletics, 
laid ui*on 
l h it 
iii Texas, w ith our open 
v inters, is a good place for Mr. 
Bellmont to put his excellent and 

Mr 

i 

a th e o ries into practice.

(JAMES ON S A H RD AY

T H E D A I L Y T E X_A_N.

Any woman who wears 
these Wooltex suits will
be stylishly attired.

It h a s b e e n said trial

, 

,o' i 

t h *it “ c l o t h e s n u n c

Tt ic certainly tr u e m a . 
th e man. 
It is o i wimy
tex Coats and Suits matte idylls 1 mw •

i , tr ue t h a t Wool” 

N e w S u i t , 

r e c e i v e d 

t h i s w e e k : 

t h e y 

are bra n tle - and are moderately price...

priced

$19.50 and $25

New < oat

(Astrachan, and oth«*r

. - H a . 

( ' l i b e l i n g . 

• m ix tu re*—

$25, $19.50, $15

Students' Barber Shop

K. L. B R O Y L ES, P r o p r ie to r,

rail 
Invites you to can.

2216 Guadalupe. 

j u s t across from the cam p us. ^

C o m e and s e e u s for y o u r S h a w n * 
scil a n y t h i n g in the
S p e c ia l I n d u c e m e n t s to 

R e q u is ite s . 
T oile t Line. 

S tu d e n t s .

u IT R N ll \ M & 
B O p p o s e 

the 

..risk ill Hotel.

I E H R

113 E a s t S i x t h S t r e e t .

g FA N C Y C IN D IE S , CICa Rs , 

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P A R L O R .

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722 C ongress Avenue 

B e ll Phone 3644

AMERICAN LADY 
FLOUR

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t e x a s p e o p l e

NELSON DAVIS & CO. 
whE ™ ™ « rs 

107-111 WEST FOURTH ST,

S. GREENBERG
T h e O n l y E x c l u s i v e Optometri st ln(j 
M a n u f a c t u r i n g Optician 

7 09 C o n g r e s s A v e .

Old ‘‘hone 1341 

A n y b r o k e n 

le n s (Inplicated 

w b ile y o u wai t.

J. R. NICHOLS, M. D.

P r a c t i c e L im i t e d to 

E Y E , E A R , N O S E 

\ M > THROAT 

G l a s s e s F itt e d 

4 1 3 -4 1 1 S c a r b r o u g h Building

Genuine Deep Shaft 

McAlester Coal

Now is th e time to lay in jour ^ Upp]|os— S to r a g e — < ars to Hire

ABADIE’S GARAGE

O p e n D a y and N i ght 

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2 1 1 - 2 1 3 E . F i f t h 

B o th Phones i m

McAlester Coal Co.
Both Phones 216.

DILLINGHAM'S

JN 0. E. RYLEE

I, A W Y E R

P e n d e x t e r Bldg. Austin, Texas

G R A H A M D R U G CO .
A F R I E N D I N N E E D IS A F R I E N D I N D E E D

feel perfectly a t hom e; 
Do you need a place w h e re you 
w h ere th e P u r e s t and B est o f Drugs and ( old P r in k s can 

he h a d ? — th e n come to us.

li l t MI AM'S DRI Ii S T O R E II VS R E E N ll E It E O \ E It
FORTY YEARS

RING 3327

And Have The 
S T U D E N T S ' P R E S S IN G C LU B

Doctor that suit a s you tak e it o u t of 
your trunk.

Corner of 19th and Guadalupe.

WILLIAM F. GRIMES & BRO. 
M grs.

DR. W. R. WEBER

[loom 506 L ittlefield Bld g., f i f t h F lo o r 

D E N T I S T

A u s t i n , T e x a s

The W. L. Harrison Co.

912 C o n g r e s s A v e n u e .

F A N C Y G R O C E R I E S 

GAS HEATERS

S P E C I A L P R I C E S ON 

H E A T E R S F O R A L I M­
I T E D T I ME .

Quick h eat for cold rooms. All 
enjoy the genial w a rm th of a gas 
heater. Call a t our otlice and 
see different styles.
AUSTIN GAS LIGHT CO
907 ( (ingress Ave.
Phone 1">2 

(LVS ll D E L K T I E S S E N I N C O N N E C T I O N
P IC N IC L l NC H E S A S P E C I A L T Y

U N IV E R S IT Y M EA T M A R K E T
L I N D A U BROS., Props.
D ealers In 
CHOICE B E E F , MI TTON, PORK 
A N D V E A L 
Corner 24th and Guadalupe S ts.

«dHI

Old Phone 521 

N ew 

l ’hone 118 C O R N E R F I F T H A N D BRAZOS

A T T E N T I O N 
Given to y ou and your clothes if 
you ring

8 2 5

U N I V E R S I T Y TAILOR SHOP 
R . IL S M I T H , Prop.

W . A . A c h ille s tk Co.

D e a l e r s in

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‘If i t ’s g o o d t o e a t . w e have it,” md 
“ If w e h a v e it, i f s good to eat."

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l’hone 182

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t n t to the high schools o f the S ta ll 

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absolute LAI R DE \ Ll NG.

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J. (J. P A L M , Cashier. 

W ALTER BREMOND, Vice-President.
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105 East Fifteenth St. 

Largest Estab lish m ent in Central 
and South T exas

DR. JOE GILBERT

Rooms 319-320-321 Scarbrough Bldg. 

Phones:
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Established 1871

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L l M E E R 

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T H E BIG S T O R E 
401 C ongress A venue 
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Ivan Loss Davidson has been 

ting (ela tives in Waco.

M adge 

Ifry ar 

a s returned

rom San Antonio.

KODAK FINISHING

Leave your films one day and get the finished pictures the next. Best and 
| quickest w ork assured. We also n ike a .'peciahy of Flashlights, Exterior 

and Interior V iew s ahd E n largem en ts.

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Old Phone 907 

Litten Building

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AUSTIN PRESBYTERIAN SANITARIUM
l i t h and Congress Avenue.

Look For the Red Oval S ign .

j 75 B ed s— 20 N u rse s. 

X -R ay and Pathological Laboratories. 

B efore 

th e A thletic Council 
and m a n a g e rs a r r a n g e th e fo o t­
ball schedule fo r next year, we 
would like fo r th e m to listen to 
a n e a rn e st sug gestion fro m th e 
It is:
s tu d e n t body and faculty. 

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Office H ou rs— 9 a. rn. to I p . m. and 

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because its made S U P E R I O R .

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Phones 172 

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Both P h o n e s— Office, 65; R es., 224

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A . J. RIOS, P rop rietor

OUR STUDY
lf we f r a m e d it, it has our 
L ab el. 
I f i t h a s our LaWk 
i t ’s P e r f e c t . We stand 
h ind t h e L abel.

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A new* r e g u la tio n a t P rin c e to n I Di­
versity 
t h a t every u n d e r­
g r a d u a t e a t this U n iversity m u s t a t ­
te n d a t least o n e -h a lf of the Sunday 
m o rn in g chapel service" each q u a r ­

ter.

N o rth w e s te rn U n iv e r s ity has 

r e ­
cently received a g i f t of $250,000 from 
tru stee s. 
a m em ber of th e b o a rd of 
Of th is sum $150,000 
to Ire used 
for a building for th e d e p a r t m e n t of 
political 
h isto ry , 

economics 

and 

is 

science.

'No wine a t th e senior b a n q u e t” is 
th e recent dictum of th e senior class 
of Cornell U n iv e rsity , b y a vote of 
295 to 213. By a second vote of 276 
to 232 the class h as voted to b a r all 
in to xica n ts 
fro m all class activities 
two, the senior b o a t ride and the se n ­
ior nigh t. This actio n comes largely 
as a resu lt o f p e r s is te n t c a m p a ig n of 
the U n iv ersity p ro hibition 
leagu e to 
a b a te d rin k in g cu sto m s.

D IS A S T E R N A R R O N LY 

\N KR TE D .

th e o u tly in g “ s h a c k s .” 

T he go ng s have been rin g in g some 
late , especially 
w h a t e r ra tic a lly of 
in 
few 
A 
m o rn in g s since, a c lass of e n th u s ia s ­
tic p e d a g o g u e s a s sem b le d in " l l 
hall 
c am e d a n g e ro u sly n e a r g e ttin g away 
w ith a tw o hours 
recitatio n. A tte r 
they had held f o rth fo r come m in­
utes over time, h ow ever, a clam or was 
raised by the s tu d e n ts a ho had g a t h ­
ered in the hall w ith th e e x p ectation 
of usin g th e room a t the next period, 
th u s the d is a s te r w as a v e r te d d i s a s ­
th e hall, of 
to 
te r 
course.

the s tu d e n ts 

in 

the 

is one of th e official J 

A rchdeacon Stuck L ectu res Tonight.
A lecture will be delivered to n ig h t 
I in 
a u d ito riu m by A rchdeacon 
Stuck upon the “ A sc e n t of Mt. Mc­
Kinley ’’ This 
lectu res to be given d u rin g the course 
'The 
| of tho y e a r by th e U n iv e rsity 
lecture will be illu s tra te d with la n te rn 
slides and no doubt will prove very 
in te r e s tin g since Rev. Stuck 
the 
ionly m an who has e v e r reached the 
top of 
the 
N orth. No adm issio n will be ch a rg e d

this g r e a t m o u n ta in of 

is 

Mrs. Zone Van H ug o, of San A n­
tonio, was in A u stin T u e sd a y visitin g 
her son.

Mr. L ube R og ers lins gone to W a ­

co to the Uotton Palace.

I c u J u o t x H Q \ <

W hen Alva is working:

I t ’s a clear case of s h irk in g ; 

H e’s a lop fo r—everyone knows.

His bills do not w orry,

N or cause hint to h u r r y 

L o n g as he w ears Smith- 

Wilcox ( lot hen.

WE ( ARRY THE STOCK

Smith & Wilcox

616 CONGRESS AVENUE

“T O B IN S ”
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Invitations, An­
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Dance Urograms, Menus,

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We also make a specialty of
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Samples for the asking

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T H E D A I L Y T E X A N

SOONERS DAZED

th e p lay a n d e n o u g h speed to \
spill 
land in f r o n t before it g o t well s ta r t- j 

RY FAQT Pl A Y ^ 

I L i / 1 1 0 1 retj 

U niversity O klahom an Tells How 
t e x a s W re ste d C ha m p io n sh ip of 
the .Southwest F rom Sooners 
in H ouston (tam e.

a 

a g a in s t 

touchdown 

“ Though beaten for th r e e consecu- 
t h e y e a rs by U nive rsity of O klahom a 
elevens, som etim es by decisive scores 
| and som etim es by small m a r g in s , the 
T exas L onghorns a ro s e in th e ir might 
I before a gala day as.-emblage Monday 
a fte rn o o n a nd to s-ed 
th e Sooner on 
high. Two touchdow ns and tw o goals 
from 
single 
touchdown and no goal tell th e tale. 
Such a s tr in g of h a p p e n in g f u r n i s h ­
ed T exas u n iv e rsity with 14 point." 
a g a in s t O k laho m a's b a r e 6 points. The 
la te r m ight h a w m ade it seven, but 
missed an easy goal a f t e r Field", a 
Cherokee Indian, w as s u b s titu te d foi 
L ow ry 
in th e f o u rth q u a r te r . Fields 
was sent in the g a m e be ca u se of hi> 
speed and wa" not 
fo r mort 
th a n a dozen m inutes when he exhib 
ited a r a re b u rst of speed t h a t con­
into a 
v erted a 
score. He raced half the le n g th of the 
field to goal.

tw enty y a rd p a ss 

th e re 

“ Both of the touchdow ns scored by 
T e x as were also the outcom e of f o r ­
w ard passes. As luck would have it. 
both of them were tossed by Daniels 
ac ro ss the right side of th e O klaho­
ma line and fell into the w a itin g a r m s 
of Mr. T u r n e r, th e L onghorn le ft end. 
In each instance this sam e Mr. T u rn e r 
w as s ta n d in g behind th e Sooner goal 
line when 
into his 
stu bb y a rm s.

the pigskin 

fell 

“ O klahom a did not begin o play the 
kind of football 
t h a t was expected. 
To begin with, th e Sooners w ere eom- 
hdshrdl sh rd s h rd hrdlu hrd lu u u u u u u 
pletely dazed by a volley of forw ard 
the 
passes, some of which w ere of 
sh o rt v a rie ty 
the 
j u s t cleared 
th a t 
c e n te r of th e ir line. O th e r s were the 
outcome of double and delayed passes 
in a h ig h ­
th a t 
T e x a s 
ly befuddled s t a te of mind. 
the 
in 
touchdow n 
first 
scored h e r 
opening period and h e r second in the 
n ext period.

th e opposition 

left 

" N e it h e r eleven consum ed a n y valu 
able tim e in uncovering its a tta c k . Tilt 
Sooners led of! on the first o p p o rtu n ity 
with a series of sh o rt rush es th a t n e t­
ted th e m a first down, a n d when 
it 
cam e T e x a s ’ tim e the L o n g h o rn s shot 
a f o r w a r d p ass t h a t w e n t f o r a gain. 
T his p ass was w ith o u t com plications, 
b u t those t h a t follow ed b r o u g h t tw o 
or more a th le te s into play and w ere 
of the criss-cross order.

“ These succeeded a n d 

th e n Texas 
s t a r te d using Fullback Daniels a s a 
line s m a s h e r from p u n t fo rm a tio n s. 
So quickly dill T exas reel off a half 
dozen varied com binations of a tta c k 
t h a t the Sooners were le ft up in the 
air, they did not know w h a t 
to e x ­
pect next, and while g u e ssin g a t the 
steadily' borne back 
outcome were 
to w ard s th e ir ow n goal.

“ One reaso n why O k la h o m a ’s speedy 
backfield 
of A m b r is te r , C ap sh a w , 
U o u rtr ig h t and Reeds did not gain 
groun d a s it did a g a in s t K an sa s, was 
because o f the s m a s h in g end play p u t 
Both Edmond and 
up by T exas. 
to
T u r n e r possessed en ou gh w e ig h t 

Fine Dress 
Shoes for 
Ladies

Outing

P a ja m a s

$1.00 to $2.50

Fancy

Vests

$3.50 to $8.00

Cheney Silk 

Neckwear

50c to $2.50

Guaranteed 

Silk Hose 50c

^ stock of C lothing t h a t is n ’t renewed as sizes and p a tte rn s 
thin out com pares to o u rs about as a candle does to an 
electra lij?ht. We keep o u r stock of

College Brand Clothes

“ F U L L U P ”

Ami you need have no fe a r of not finding th e p a tte rn you 
like in y o u r size—
Priced from $ 2 0 to $ 3 5

Evening Suits at $35

The latest up-to-th e-m in ute models— silk lined th ro u g h o u t.

“DANSE" PUMPS A N D DRESS SHOES $1.50 TO $7.50 

SILK A N D OPERA HATS $6.00

E. M. SCARBROUGH & SONS

W e a r e a l w a y s g l a d to a c ­

com m odate and see V arsity students

Y ours to please,

Griffith Drug Company

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OF AUSTIN, TEXAS VA 

R esou rces $ 5 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0
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KNOWS THE ST U D E N T S’ W A N TS AND W A N T S THE SXU
DENTS’ BUSINESS.

M O R R IS H I R S H F E L D , C ashier.

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L E A D S T H E M A L L 

TRY THEM KOK SERVICE.

PHONE 73

THE CO-OP

HAS BRAND NEW LINE OF EN G R A V E D CHRIST­

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VOICE CULTURE A N D SIGHT READING 
Studios: W hitis School and 2008 W h itis Avenue. 

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Artistically Arranged
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822 Congress Avenue. 

Phones: Old, 961; New, 109.

.va BUCKEYE MAZDA LAMP, and convince yourself that 

the Buckeye Mazda gives a better light, and a 
smaller light bill each month.
Austin Electrical Supply and Plumbing Co

r» ! 
Old Phone I

• 
913 Congress Avenue

r y 

-VT____ I ) U / , n (
N e w Phone 41

The American National Bank

I N A U S T I N , T E X A S .

1

ApH A L 

$300,000.00 

S U R P L U S $600,000.00

U. S. G O V E R N M E N T D E P O S I T A R Y .

S O L IC IT S Y O U R A C C O U N T .

w Littlefield, P r e sid e n t. 

• A Wroe, V ice-Presiden t. 
• C. Roberdeau, Vice-President. 

T. H. Davis, Vice-F resid e n t. 
L. J. Schneider, Canhier. 
\
H. Pfaefflin, A s s i s t a n t Cann sr.

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THE CORRECT STYLES 
A R E SATIN, VELVET 
AND PATENT ON A ME­
DIUM, NARROW TOE— 
LIGHT SOLE. THE PAT­
ENTS HAVE SILK TOPS; 
PRICES RANGE FROM

$ 4 .0 0 to $ 5 .0 0

Burt Shoe Co.

612 CONGRESS A V E N U E

let 

th ey 

v isitors, 

Su h a defense m u st have bewild- 
t h e :
fo r 
f la n k s alone and b eg an b a n g in g aw ay 
at th e line for no gain. Now and then 
Reeds, who was th e real s t a r of the 
Sooner eleven, got aw’av for gains, 
but his co-w orkers w ere generally 
lumped before th ey reached the line 
of sc rim m a g e.

“ T h e b r u n t of th e T e x a s a tta c k was 
c a rrie d on by Daniels, P. Sim m ons and 
Brown. Sim m ons w as laid ou t th re e 
tim e s because of m ino r bruises, but 
a lw a y s cam e back, fo r more. 
It was 
hi" speed th a t fu rn ish e d th e T e x an s 
w ith th e ir best g a in s a r o u n d th e end. 
Daniels w as the m an who ripped g r e a t 
holes in th e line an d Brown came into 
his own 
in plays fro m fake form a 
t ions.

T h e sophom ores of th e U n iv ersity 

of N e b ra sk a have voted to w ear caps.

T he U n iv ersity of Iowa has th irty - 

seven s tu d e n ts from fore ig n countries.

T h e football coaches at \ ale. H a r ­

vard and Princeton n u m b e r 57.

To raise the fund of th e Y. M. C. A 

it th e U n iv e r s ity of K ansas, movies 

have been installed.

T h e Beta T h e ta Pi f r a te r n it y has 

installed a c h a p te r in th e U niversity 

if U tah.

S h o rtb rid g e , 

an A la ska n 

Indian 

chief, has m a tr ic u la te d a t the Univer- 

ity of P e nn sylvania.

N ew York U n iv e rs ity gained 1209 

stu d e n ts in its r e g is tr a tio n th is year. 

The total e n ro llm e n t is 5637.

T h e U n iv e rs ity council a t M innesota 

has condemned 

r io tin g by 

football

roo ters.

Y a le has scored tw ice by field g oals 

'h is se a so n ; H a r v a r d seven tim es and 

Prin ceton once.

T h e council of a d m in is tr a tio n a t Il­

linois U n iv e rsity has expelled a senior 

for fo rg e ry .

E v e r y .student in D ra k e U n iv e rsity 

is e ith e r a m e m be r of th e Men’s Union 

or t h e W o m a n ’s League.

A t Pekin, C hina, is th e oldest u n i­

v e rsity in the world. 

It is called th e 

“ School fo r the Sons o f th e E m pire."

Phi B e ta K a p p a , th e h o n o ra ry f r a ­

te rn ity , has g r a n te d a c h a r te r to P o­

m ona College.

consin.

T he P a n -H e lle n ic dance has been 

sa n c tio n e d a t th e U n iv e rsity of A r ­

k a n s a s by 

th e fa c u lty and s tu d e n ts 

and has proved a g r e a t success.

A u th o r itie s a t 

th e U nive rsity of 

W isconsin have anno un ced 

t h a t 

th e 

ta n g o will be allowed a t u n iv ersity

dances.

S ix ty men a t M ich ig an A g ric u ltu ra l 

College have petitioned th e faculty to 

offer a course 

in 

th e stu d y of 

the 

liquor problem w ith college credits.

( o rd u ro y s k i r ts for the girls, and 
tr o u s e r s f o r the men have 
cordu roy 
been a d o p te d a s th e distinctive d re ss 
fo r th e m e m b e rs of th e senior class of 
th e U n iv e rs ity of Indiana.

The m e m b e rs of th e senior class of 
the U n iv e r s ity of K ansas will back 
th e J a y h a w k e r , th e a n n u a l of th e U n i­
versity , th is y e a r w ith a v o lu n ta r y as- 
s e -s m e n t of six d o lla rs each.

th e U n iv e rsity of 
A u t h o r i tie s a t 
W isconsin e s ti m a te 
th e a m o u n t of 
m oney .students t h e r e spend for alco 
hoi ic d rin k s to ta ls up more than $20, 
DOO p e r year. Some sw im m ers.

An Illinois f r e s h m a n does no t be­
lieve in cuing th e women “ g e t a w a y 
with th e slit s k ir t, so he has s t a r t e d 
th e shocking cu stom of slit tr o u s e r s 
fo r men.

P re s id e n t Van Hise of th e U n iv e r­
sity of Wisconsin, recently d eclared in 
f a v o r of all f r e s h m e n w e a rin g a g re e n 
b u tto n so t h a t th e y m ig h t be d is tin ­
gu ish e d from th e u pp erclassm en .

A t th e U n iv e rsity of Colorado th e 
d e p a r t m e n t of b acteriolog y is g iv in g 
f r e e t r e a t m e n t a g a i n s t typhoid. M any 
s tu d e n ts have ta k e n a d v a n ta g e of the 
offer and have bra v e d th e first inocu­
lation .

ATTENTION!

FRATERNITIES. SORORITIES. ( L UIts ANI) 
(L A S S E S , BEFORE YOU HUY YOUR R E ­
FRESHM ENTS FOR THAT THANKSGIVING 
RECEPTION FIGURE WITH ME.

A yo u n g lady becam e insane a f t e r 

w itn e s sin g 

th e 

fre s h m a n -so p h o m o re 

class ru sh a t th e U n iv e rs ity of W is ­

I MAKE SANDWICHES. SA L A D S ANI) HOT 
CHOCOLATES, 
ICE 
CREAM 

IN COLLEGE COLORS.

ICE CREAMS, URICK 

PUNCHES MY SPECIALTY

THE CRESCENT

1000 CONGRESS AVENUE 

OLD PHONE 1703 

NEW RHONE 837

Picture Framing Done in AH Styles
We carry the largest line of Mouldings in the city. We do our 
own work, therefore can give you the lowest prices.

BRADFORD-DOKFLLNGER < <>., Austin and Taylor, Texas

D ON'T TAKE CHAN( KS.

N e v e r touch a d a n g lin g o r loo »• w ire, it m ay be c h a r g e d w ith electricity. 
N e v e r cross a s tr e e t w ith o u t loo king b oth ways fo r p a s s i n g cars, a u t o ­

mobiles or o th e r vehicles.

N ever b oard o r leave a m oving car.
N ever play in th e s tr e e ts w here s t r e e t cars, w ago ns, a u to m o b ile s and

o th e r vehicles a r e c o n sta n tly p a ssin g 

N ev er sw ing on th e sides of cars, or on w agons, a u to s, o r o th e r vchu lea. 
N ever c ro ss a s t r e e t ju s t behind an electric c a r ; th e r e m ay be a n o th e r 
th e

car, a utom ob ile, w a g o n ' o r o th e r vehicles com ing 

to w a r d you fro m 

.

N ever a li g h t f r o m a car b a c k w a r d ; a lw a y s s te p off fa c in g th e f r o n t an d 

with yo ur r i g h t fo ot first.

A lw ays w a it u n til the c a r stops.
A lw ays th in k , a c t and se t th e S a f e t y h x a m p le .
A lw ays S a f e ty F ir s t.
R em em ber, it is b e tt e r to be s a f e t h a n so rry .

ELECTRIC LAMPS A N D SH A D E S
Also E xtension Cards, Portables and Su p p lie s— Shades 5c and I p.
Columbia Mazda Lamps
A. E. HANCOCK COMPANY

•Of Cong. A ve. 

Plum bing, H eatin g, E lectric W ork. 

P henes H S

AUSTIN SANITARIUM LAUNDRY

Corner 14th and Avenue 

Phone 3086

We do faculty washing. Students’ laundry' a specialty. Shirts 
9 cents, 3 for 25 cents; underwear, 121/i cents per suit.
All work strictly guaranteed.
G. W. V A RDEN, Proprietor.

 T H E D A I L Y T E X A N

Hancock Opera House

TONIGHT 
AL. H. WILSON

IN HIS NOW SONG PLAY

A N O K A %yia
A R R O W
^ ( C O L L A R

Cluett, Peabody A Go., l o o , Maker*

“A Rolling Stone”

B O X I N G H O T R S C H A N G E D .

The W
.an

Tre.-b

Saturday N ov. 15, M atinee and N ight
JAMES K. HACKETT

II I M S E L F

“The Grain of Dust”

M U . H A U K E T T S OWN COMPANY 

S E A T S O N S A L E

H e r e a f t e r 

th e b o x i n g c l a s s e s will 
m e e t e v e r y a f t e r n o o n on th e top floor 
o f “ B ” H a ll. F i v e o ’clo ck is th e hour 
I s e t . T h is c h a n g e o f m e e t i n g p la ce s 

I w a s n e c e s s i t a t e d by la c k o f room 
in 
th e g y m n a s i u m , Dr. B e n e d ic t g i v i n g 
1 th e b o x in g c l a s s e s p e r m i s s i o n to u.-e 
th e n e w q u a r te r s . N o m o r e w ill be al- 

| lo w ed to en roll in b o x i n g at th is tim e. 
but a f t e r C h r i s t m a s a n e w d a s - will 

be 

.-tarted.

T exas D a m e s .

T h e U n i v e r s i t y o f T e x a s D a m e s will 

I m eet th is a ft e r n o o n a t th e resid en ce i 

I o f Mrs. E. 
T w e n t y - f o u r t h s t r e e t , a t 4 o ’clock.

I*. L a n d r u m , 20 8 E a s t ] 

H A R R E L L S

LOCATED IN THEIR STORE VT GO I CONGRESS AVENT L 
Modern in Equipment and Service

N E W C L O T H E S 

N E W H A T S

N E W 

F U R N I S H I N G S

VI A ll K

( KOSS Ii LOV E s

lur man, w om an and child 

VI \ RH t R O S S B VGS 

, od Ll V I H E R G O O D S 

\ g e n c y K N O X H A T S 
I A.MOI S H E I D ( VPS 
H O L E P R O O F H O S IE R S 
HEIM El L I N E N I NO Eli VV E A R

DAV ID HARRELL

M I L E R ROCH E S T E R < L O T H E S
( L O T H E R VI T ( L O T H E S 
S O L I ETV BR VNO ( L O T H E S 

Ii. A, VV . ON EIB O A T S ,
F A N C Y V E S T S . Lie.

R E H M \ N C O L L VRS 
EIK LY Ii NGS. S I T T C A S E S , 

T R I N K S 5 y e a r g u a r a n te e .

HARNEY HARRELL

JOE H ARRELL

M A S O N IC C L l - B M E E T S .

T he m a son ic club o f th e 1 " ' ' " ‘{j

. lo t r,ii?ht m the 

i . .»*«

o f Tpvkc m et I®-1
r K b u i ' d i- r . T he Aret d e g r e e w a s 
i t s 
stu d y o f M ason ic 

T he club will d ev o te 

th e 

p ractised . 
at ten ti <>n to
WO rK a

a nd vt.
Mason:

T he r.e
T h u r s d a y 
bu i (ding •

ri, , *he fall and w in ter te r m s 
lectu res by p r o m in e n t 

h ear 

in th e sp r in g

d i n e will be held n e x t 
a . the Y. M. C. A.

n ig h t

Ii! IV IT let; T A R T Y O N L A W N .

tx L e a g u e o f 
erian 

the 
church w ill 
and recep tion 
. ,i : l e n t of 

N o v e m b e r 

-4, 

i v is cord ia lly

e p u n y 
m d in t 
t F r i d a y 
Everyb 
present.

BK I E L X '

P l 

\ VS A K E S T U D I E D .

U p silo n m em b e rs vm*1 And 
B r ie u x ’s p la y s as well as 

ks in room 121. A s th e club 
B r ie u x ’s pro d u ctio n s at 

ne

Jo.

n ie e t in g on T h u r sd a y , N o - 
th e s e p la y s should be read

VS OW EN J O H N S O N S A Y S IN I H E 
S AL A M A N D E R .

“ He w as d r essed p e r fe c t ly and th a t 

t h a t 

counted fo r m uch w ith h e r — so per­
fe ctly 
s h e did not e v e n n o tice 
VY ha*' he w ore e x c e p t th a t th e t o n e s 
w e r e 
-oft and g a v e her a s e n s a tio n 
o f p l e a s u r e a n d th a t th e cut w a s ir- 

It 

is 

can 

s u g g e s t i v e o f 

proachable. ’
A more s a t is f a c t o r y definition o f a 
s c a r cely be 
•ll d ressed man 
th e 
im a g in ed . 
w o r th o f c lo t h e s as a m ediu m o f e x ­
p ression o f ch a ra cte r and th e p ra c­
tical pu rpose o f sufficient stu d y to d e ­
velop t a s t e in such m a tte r s. T h e r e is 
tm better s c h o o lin g a l o n g 
line 
than to - ( l e c t th e fabric d i c t a t e the 
cut and -h a p e and h a v e th e g a r m e n t s 
built to order by such reliable e s t a b ­
l i s h m e n t ' a s Moore & Morrison. E x ­
e rcise o f ju d g m e n t 
in this w a y and 
o b se rv a tio n w ill do much to im p ro v e 
o n e ’s a p p e a r a n c e and s e l f confidence.

th is 

MANY S P I Et H E S T D HE M VDE.

< o r }ui 

( fin Ii. W aco, B ea u m o n t, and 

S ta m fo r d 

to H ear I \ t e n - i o n 
L ectu rer*.

TO ST U D Y TOPICS 

OF IM PORTANCE

C ivic

L e a g u e P la n s 

to S tu d y 

] h e r s:

S ocia l and E c o n o m ic a l 
Q u e st ions.

T h e d e p a r t m e n t o f e x te n s io n is e s - 

pc

•ciiilly a c tiv e tin s week. M iss Mary 

. G e a r in g , head o f th e d iv isio n o f 

Bilic w e lfa r e , is a t t e n d i n g the m e e t- 

g el th e S t a t e F e d e r a tio n o f Worn- 

( uh 

at Corpl) C h r is t i for th e 

jr p o s e o f g i v i n g in f o r m a tio n rcgard - 

g 

..Mi 

si bool o f d o m e s tic eco n o m y 

i(j the t o u |) s y s t e m corre-pottdei ce 

(arse*. S he will d e liv e r a le ctu re on 
a e e con o m y. 
I>r. Shut ter will a ls o 
Mr. s the s a m e m e e t in g to d a y on 

“T h e I 
Mi 
• 
visio n 
o f stu d
conditio! 

Diversity S c h o la s t ic L e a g u e ” 
has. V’. M artin , head o f th e di- 
f p u blic w e lf a r e , is on a tour 
and i n v e s t ig a t io n o f e co n o m ic

in S o u th e a s t T e x a s .

H r , E. V. W h it e i s in c h o r e e o f t h e 
th e W a c o C otton P a la c e. 
e x h ib it at 
T h e exh ib it 
is b e in g v is ite d by b u n ­
d l e d - d a ily , and is a t t r a c t i n g g e n u in e 
It will be m oved to B e a u ­
f i lte r e d 
m o n t t h e first o f n e x t wqek.

Mr. F. M. B r a lle y , dir ecto r o f th e 
d e p a r tm e n t, wall a d d r e s s th e C en tra l 
W e s t T e x a s A g r ic u lt u r a l A s s o c ia tio n 
a t S t a m f o r d W e d n e s d a y , N o v e m b e r 
19, on “ Rural L ife * P r o b le m s .” Miss 
G e a r in g will a d d r e ss th e s a m e a s s o ­
c ia t io n on “ The C o n se r v a tio n o f th e 
VV.anan on th e Harm.”

T h e Phi K a p p a Psi f r a t e r n it y a n ­
n ou n ce th e p le d g i n g o f J. T. G an o, o f 
E. Ma.-terson, o f S in- 

D a lla s , an d W 
ton.

%

Pugaree
Band
Hats

IN TH E 

NEW COLORS 

AND 

SH A PE S

Oscar
Robinson

CLOTHIER AND 

FUR-

NISH ER

701 CONGRESS A V E N U E

A t a n ie e t in g o f th e e x e c u t i v e c o m ­
m i t t e e o f the civic l e a g u e o f th e U n i ­
v e r s i t y , held 
last 
e v e n in g , p lan s w er e d is c u s s e d and an 
lin es 
o u t l in e f o r m u la te d a l o n g w h ich 
its a c t i v i ­
the clu b 

in Dr. P o tt's office 

in te n d s to d ir e c t 

t i e s th is y ea r.

T h is 

o r g a n iz a t io n 
t h e 

is 
i n t e r c o ll e g ia t e 

th e T e x a s 
b ra n ch o f 
civic 
l e a g u e , c h a p t e r s o f w h ich a r e to be 
fo u n d 
in fifty o f th e l a r g e s t u n iv e r ­
s it ie s o f the c o u n tr y . T h e p u r p o se o f 
th e l e a g u e is th e t h o u g h t f u l and c o n ­
s c i e n t io u s c o n s id e r a tio n o f p o ltie a l, s o ­
th e 
cial a nd e c o n o m ic q u e s t io n s , to 
the 
end 
le a v i n g 
s t u d e n t s upon 
U n iv e r s i t y m a y c a r r y w ith t h e m 
to 
th e p e op le o f th e ir v a r io u s c o m m u n i­
tie s, s a n e an d p r o g r e s s i v e id ea s r e l a t ­
th e j u s t and p ro per so lu tio n 
i n g Ic 

th a t 

o f su c h q u e s t io n s ,

th e s e 

last y e a r d e v o te d 

in s t it u t io n s , s i t u a t e d 

In p u r s u a n c e o f t h i s end. the 4o a1 
b ran ch 
i t s e l f to a 
s t u d y , o f t h e c o n d it io n s o f T e x a s j a ils , 
poor f a r m s a n d a l m s h o u s e s . R e p o r ts 
fr om 
in 
all p a r t s o f t h e s t a t e , w e r e rece ive d , 
t h e d a ta g a t h e r e d t o g e t h e r and s y s ­
t e m a t iz e d , a nd c o n s id e r a b le a t t e n t i o n 
g iv e n to t h e r e s u l ts a t t a in e d . T h is 
l e a g u e h a s decid ed to c o n ­
y e a r th e 
fine t h e i r a t t e n t i o n p r in c ip a lly to th e 
c o n s i d e r a t io n o f c e r ta in s u b j e c t s o f a 
v ita l n a tu r e , and in c a r r y i n g out th is 
p u r p o se , th e m e m b e r s o f th e l e a g u e 
w ill m a k e d e ta ile d r e p o r ts on 
t h r - e 
s u b j e c t s .

A m o n g th e to p ic s w hich h a v e been 
an d Dr. 
by Dr. P o t t s 
s u g g e s t e d 
J a m e s , and fro m w h ic h a p ortion o f 
th i s y e a r ’s r ep o rts will p ro b a b ly be 
s e l e c t e d , a r e t h e f o l lo w in g : 
T e n a n c y
land p u r c h a s e a c t s , p r o p o r tio n a l rep e- 
s e n t a t io n , p r e f e r e n t i a l v et a g , d ir ect 
le g i s l a t i o n an d 
th e r e c a ll, m u n ic ip al 
s l a u g h t e r h o u s e - , S o m e r s s y s t e m o f 
a s s e s s m e n t , U n ic a m e r a l s y s t e m vs. B i ­
ca m e r a l s y s t e m , th e m a n a g e r i a l f o r m 
o f c it y g o v e r n m e n t , t h e p r o g r e s s o f 
civil s e r v i c e r e f o r m in S t a t e an d c it y 
g o v e r n m e n t , th e p r o g r e s s o f th e w o m ­
s u f f r a g e q u e s t io n a t h o m e and 
en 
ab r oa d , c o m p a r is o n o f civil s e r v ic e — 
E n g la n d a n d A m e r i c a , p r im a r y e l e c ­
tio n s , c o m p e n s a t io n fo r w r o n g f u l p r o s ­
e c u t i o n s , a pu b lic d e f e n d e r in ju d icia l 
p r o c e e d in g s , th e c o u n t y j a i l s in T e x a s , 
an d T o r r e n s ’ s y - t e n i o f land r e g i s t r a ­
tion

T h o u g h th e m e m b e r s h ip o t tn e c iv ic 
lim ited , t h e r e a r e at p r e s ­
l e a g u e is 
e n t s e v e r a l v a c a n c i e s to be filled, and 
t h e club in te n d s in th e near f u t u r e to 
e le c t n ew membrs f r o m a m o n g 
th e 
in th e 
m e n w h o w ou ld be 
s t u d y o f s u e h p r o b le m s.

in t e r e s t e d 

Miss Banks Neely is at the Seton 

Infirmary.

Your D AILY T E X A N

Subscription is Now Due

— Pay at Office, and 

Save the Circulation Man­

ager’s Trouble.

Office Hours:

Mon.-Wed.-Fri., 8:30 
to 10:30.

Tues.-Thu.-Sat., 9:30 
to 10:30,

COMPANY E S E C O N D R E G IM E N T PRESENTS

Ellery’s Band

a n d t w o v o c a l i s t s

University Auditorium 
November 19 and 20

M A T IN E E A N D N IC U T

SPECIAL SCH O O L C H I L D R E N S MAT. 
INEE, NOVEMBER 19

Prices— Matinee, 25c and 50c; N ig h t, 50e, 75c and $1.00

R e s e r v e d S e a t s On Sale or E x c h a n g e on and a f t e r Nov. H at

J R R E E D MI SIC CO., OR UNIVERSITY DRUG
STO R E

Dr. W. W. Killian, Dentist, Room 

R O O M F O R RI Y I 

Just one 

505 Littlefield Building.

Caney. C a l l o r p: 
B o l e s , 2 3 0 3 S p e e d w a

.• Mrs. C J

Dr. E. C. Berwick, D e n t i s t . 

S u i t e

521, S c a r b r o u g h B ld g .

S ilv e r & A llen , t h e D r isk ill b u l b e l s , 

h a v e a dded o n e o f t h e l a t e s t e le c t! ic 

m a s s a g e m a c h in e s to t h e i r shop.

D rs. S h a c k le f o r d a n d S h a c k l e f o r d , 
d e n t i s t s , 51 4 -5 1 5 -5 1 6 S c a r b r o u g h B ld g . 

P h o n e 318.

F O R R E M out* i ice u p s t a i r s 

r o o m ; a l s o t a b l e board for four sta. 
d e n t s . 

1 9 1 0 W ich it
 

Phone 362i

 

 

F O R S A L E St 

athletic sea- 
son tic k e t. A bargain to the one wco 
p h o n es first. Mr. Belmont will inn 
tr a n s fe r . P hon e No. 1666, after UK) 
IMI
P* m. 

' 

DANCING SCHOOL
At P r o t e c t i o n H all

F O U N D — A w tv to make a 22k, 30 
g a u g e g o ld crow n for $4 at the Ie* 
P a in le s s D e n tists.

All th e new' d a n c e s t a u g h t by M rs. 
S a le s a n d d a u g h t e r . A g u a r a n t e e d 

co u rse on the w a ltz o r t w o s t e p fo r ?5. 
( la s s n ig h t s , M o n d a y s , 
\ \ e d n e s d a y s 
and F r id a y s . P r iv a t e l e s s o n s a t a n y 

ti m e d u r in g th e d a y . P h o n e 2097.

Dr. F. W. S m ith , D e n t i s t , 722 Con­
g r e s s A v e n u e , o p p o s i t e Avenue H o t e l.

s t u d e n t s to D e c e m b e r I. S a t i s f a c t i o n 
P h o n e C o t t a g e S tu d io , 
g u a r a n t e e d . 

109 W e s t N in th s t r e e t .

Dr. Grady IL Harrison, Dentist, 419 

Scarbrough Bldg. Old phone 1130.

L O S T A watt h 

f o b with a 
(hi one side Soak- 
b a seb a ll a tta c h e d . 
w e s t C h am p ion s 
ii -it sabed; on ti* 
o th e r th e n am e o f .J. S. Fowler. Find- 
er p le a s e return to Texan office m 
r e c e iv e rew ard .

L O S T — Gold rim glasses in a* 
w ith n a m e “ A . E. Stelfox Co.” on it 
tf
R etu rn to T exan office. 

L O ST — T hursday, between Rio 
G rand e and C afeteria or between 
C a fe te r ia and m ain building, a gold 
carved b ra celet. Finder please return 
to T e x a n office and receive reward.

CO VOUNG— A p p r o v e d 

c o a ch 

in 

C h e m is t r y 

I and E n g li s h 

I. W. T. 

Read. 

P h on e 909 C h e m i s t r y B u il d ­

L O ST — K appa Kappa Gamma fra­
te r n ity pin. N a m e of Mary Batts in- 
; ale. R etu rn to Texan office.

F O U N D T h e art of filling teeth 
w ith o u t pain a t sm all cost at the 
U n ion P a in le ss D entists.

\ \ A N T E D - A q u ie t, s t u d io u s r o o m ­

m a te . H o u s e ha^ s l e e p i n g porch and 

hot and cold w a te r . P h o n e 1363. 11-15

WANTED - 2 5 c o p ie s o f l a s t S a t u r ­
Look o v e r y o u r old 

d a y ’s T e x a n . 

T e x a n s and se e 
t h e m . 
L e a v e a t T e x a n office, m a i n b u ild in g . 

if y o u h a v e 

P. R. U n d erw o o d , C ir c u la t io n M a n ­
a g e r .

T w o n e w so u th r o o m s w i t h b o a r d ; 
e v e r y t h i n g m o d ern ; on e b lo ck o f c a m ­
p us. R in g old p h on e 2309.

R O O M S 

F O R R E M 

f u r n i s h e d fr o n t room w ith bath. 
Brazos s t r e e t. Old p h on e 3070. 

- S o u t h e a s t 
I TOG 

T o G r a d u a t e s o f Any Professioa- 

1913-1914 

I W i l l P a in t Your Shingle 

Y o u P a y M e W h e n You Malt* Gwd

DR. L. E. CALDWELL

DENTIST

5 1 8 L itt le fie ld Building 

11-16

P h o n e s : R e s id e n c e , 3012; Office Ilk

Raincoats, Sweaters and Bathrobes

Come anti ce them . We have a splendid line of new sample 
I rom Born & Co., and M ark H a r r is & Co., of Chicago, now 
on display. Also a complete line of M en’s F u rn is h in g s , Pac 
art! Shoes, and Tennis Outfits. W e invite you to call.

I

The University Shop

A. G. GERJES, Proprietor 

1610 LAVACA STRE

I BUY, SELL, E X C H A N G E , R E N T , REPAIR.

PACK A N D S H IP F U R N IT U R E
F R A N K D O U G H T Y

2 2 0-2 22 E a st S ix t h

YOUR M ONEY’S W ORTH OR YOUR MONEY BACK^

Phone

N e w Piton* 0*

Old P h o n e 1527

COAL AN D WOOD

O F A L L K I N D S

W e h a v e a fu ll s t o c k on h a n d a n d c a n s e r v e y o u p r o m p t ly - 
fu ll w e i g h t s a n d m e a s u r e . W e d e l i v e r a n y a m o u n t f r o m $1-00 wo

COALS:

M cAlester Lump. Austin Coal

( oiorado N igger 
.. Head Egg 

* I r 

WOOd CO. Cedar SU-. I*

/ —▼ 

I 

WOOD: 

Oak,
Oak Stove Wa**
,
Oak Blot*8 

LUmp_____________ W . W . H O L M E S , P r o p .__________ ’ T /d a r «-»•

FISH! FISH! F IS H ! 

O Y S T E R S ! O Y STER S! OYSTER 

FRUITS, V E G E T A B L E S , C H IC K E N A N D EGGS

Hodges at CITY M EAT M A R I ®
423 E A ST SIXTH 

P H O N E S : OLD, 1068;

a g e . 

Stu d eb ak e r-C a d illa c. 

I l l Ea.'t

P H O T O G R A P H S — H a l f p r ic e to a ll 

G E R M A N I A D E B A T E S .

Dr. IL E B a x te r , D e n tis t, 512 S c a r ­

b ro u g h B ldg. Did P h o n e 1316.

G e r m a n ia L ite r a r y 

S o c ie t y met 
W e d n e s d a y e v e n i n g a t 8 o ’clock and 
carried out a v e r y 
i n t e r e s t i n g p r o ­
g r a m co m p o s ed o f th e f o l lo w in g num-

F ift h str e e t.

R e a d in g 

in S w i s s d ia le c t: O. A.

Ullrich.

m on t hly.

D e b a te R e so lv e d , T h a t G erm an ia
a1 ot seni i- 

• b o u e t m e e t w e e k l y 

ins 

S tu d e n ts, g o to the Palace Barber 
first-class 
S ho p , B o s c h e B ld g ., for 
work. T h e o n ly T u r k is h Baths in the 
city . W m . F. Wolf, Prop.

M eet us a t 

th e C en tra l B a rb er 

A ffirm a tiv e - • F erd in an d Kuehne, 

S h op , L ittlefield b uild ing.

M iss Minna A llen .

L eo n a S tr e u e r , F. 

( ’. W er k en th in .

P h on e 836.

T h e d e b a te w a s w on by the n e g a ­

t i v e side.

b a n k in g .
Mr. E 

A d d r e s s by Mr. IL R. A rnold o f th e 
in su r a n c e and 

- t a t e d e p a r t m e n t o f 

ll. L a n g e w a s elec ted cor- 

r e s p o n d irig s e c r e t a r y .

N O T I C E S E N I O R S .

p ic tu r es. 

T h e E l l i o t t ’s are now ready to m a k e 
E v e r y p h o to g r a p h 
yo u r 
m u s t be m a d e by C h r is t m a s and you 
a re u r g e d to g iv e th e m a t t e r yo u r 
im m e d ia t e a t t e n t io n .— ( A d v .)

N e g a t i v e L. O. S h u d d e m a g e n , Miss 

P a r s l e y , 

t h e H a t t e r and C lean e r 

ing. 

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