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AUSTIN, TEXAS. TUESDAY, NOV. 17, 1913.

ISSUE EDITOR IS

DROPPED AN D FIVE 

REPORTERS WARNED

HARDEST COURSE 

FINALLY SETTLED

PRACTICAL JOKE

ON FRESHMAN

VARIOUS COURSES

ARE AVERAGED UP

FOR LAST DECADE

A dv iso ry Board of The Texan Makes 
a G eneral S h a k e - T p of Staff. 
S ta n d in g Must Be M ain­
tained, They Say.

T abulation, by Courses, of S t u d e n t s 
R eported at Mid-Term Report 

Shows 

\ \ here F a il ­

u re s Occur.

lo o Serious A ttention to U pperclass­
man’* Jest Causes Freshm an 
to Suffer “ Mental 
A nguish.”

English, M a th e m a tic s, 

and H istory 

Lead 

in T e n -Y e a r Com pariaon. 

T endency T o w a rd P r a c ­
tical C ourses.

No. 48

STATE DIRECTOR 

REFUSES TO ALTER 
FORMER RULING

Ban on Fort W orth P U y e r Remain*. 
Coach Bowman and Director Rob­
inson Hold L engthy ( onfer* 
cnee W ithout R esult.

P e r c e n ta g e s fo r 1902-03 and 1912-13
A ty pe of p ra c tic a l joke t h a t is sci- 'o f I o ta ’ r e g is tr a tio n at th e Main Uni 
th e U n iv e r s ity versify (exclusive of l a w ) in th e va-
f a . u « n 4n I fic u s su b je c ts h ave j u s t been compiled 

dom p e r p e t r a t e d 

in 

 

p re s

of ^

 ^ ^ 

le tte r c o m m an d in g him 

(juestion, evidently desiro u s of 

of th e ho no r sy s te m , sen t him j losses

can,,, n e a r c a u s ,n r one fr e s h m a n to ^ ^ ^

pack his g rip an d leave school S a tu r- 
day. A frie n d of th e g e n tle m a n 

r e ja t iVe im p o rta n c e of th e diflftr-
in ent scbooiS| based upon th e n u m b e r 

cation ct m e minor » — «.., 
a bogus 
a p p e a r im m e d ia te ly b e fo re the ( oun- 
cil a nd face a c h a r g e of violation of course to the e n tir e stu d e n t body. 
the h onor sy ste m . T h e te r r o r - s tr ic k e n

im- of stu d e n ts enrolled in each, for these 
in g th e se rio usne ss of the app li- | y e a rs a r e consid ered ; the g a in s and
indicate
do not n ecessarily 
I ga in s or losses in a c tu a l nu m b e rs p a r-
oourseSf b u t 
th e percent-
re latio n of each
th e 

W. A Bow m an, coach of th e Central 
H ig h School 
te a m o f Fort 
football 
W o r th , cam e to A u s tin yesterday in 
th e hope of h a v in g D ire c to r of H igh 
School A th le tic s A. J. Robinson re­
v e rse his ru lin g o f Nov. < barring 
th e C e n tra l High 
Og'de ('la u n c h o f 
School t e a m fr o m f u r t h e r participa­
tion in th e c h a m p io n sh ip se rie s which 
is now on a m o n g all th e h ig h schools 
of th e S ta te . A f t e r a le n g th y confer­
ence w ith Mr. B ow m an l a te yesterday 
On the science grou p, B otany, ten
a fte r n o o n , Mr. Robinson stated that
f r e sh m a n h u n te d all d ay for th e P rt‘s ’ I y e a rs a g 0 , a tt r a c t e d 1.57 per cent of ^ " ru lin g h ad n o t been a lte re d , and
id e n t of 
w ith o u t success, a nd by e v e n in g 
alm ost in a s ta te of m e n ta l an d phys- (Tease af 
ira I collapse. F in a lly he found Sec 
ret a r y Linn, who w as kind enou gh to j 
f e a r s and p re sc rib e a 
a lle v ia te his 
n i g h t ’s r e s t a s a cure fo r his m ental 
a ng uish.

I the e n tire stu d e n t body; la s t y e a r it | j8aue(j tbe follow ing s t a t e m e n t :
| enrolled 2.3 per cent, show ing a n in -1 
S im ila rly 
7 3 pt»r cent. 
j»^ySios shows a g ain of 1.03 per cent 
.99

any 
Wo 
blam© to 
F o r t W o r th for p laying 
C la u n c h b e fo re t h e r e w a s a n y ruling 
on th e point. B u t w hen th e case cam e 
up, I a t once ruled him o u t of all fu-
j W" itu r e K X M for tho oim pl* r e w o n th at

11 "I* G 
•f,:l por r*"J: 
bein* th e only sciences to f . l l off in , ^

per cent. C h e m is try lost .02 p er cent,

ia s t decade, and Zoology, 

Students* A ssociation

to sujn^ 

a t ta c h e d 

in dicate 

n e v e r 

h a v e 

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Tot. XIV.

k a n sa s a g g ie s

VERSUS TEXAS’ 
UNBEATEN TEAM

Kansas

Team A rrives and Goes Into

P r a c t i c e a t Clark F ield — A g g ie s 
Suffer From Injured Men and 
Op pr ess i ve H eat.

With every m a n on th e T e x a s sq u a d 

good condition, th e L o n g h o r n s a r e 

in
ready to m eet th e K a n s a s A g g ie s on 

Clark Field today. No f e a r is fe lt by 

A t a m e e ting of the A dvisory Board 

y e ste rd a y a ftern o o n a considerable 

s h a k e up of T h e T ex an staff was 

made. A n u m b er of com plaints had 

been filed with th e Board by th e issue 

A ccording 

to s ta ti s ti c s completed 

last n ig h t, E n g lish I is th e m o st diffi­

cult course by a wide m a rg in . 

The 

six “ h a r d e s t” courses, ju dg ed by th e 

nu m b er of 

f a ilu re s occurring , a r e :

ed itors, th e m a n a g in g editor, and th e 
e d ito r w ith re fe re n c e to the w ork of English I, 

1_. 

f a ilu r e s , H is to ij

reason of the f a c t t h a t th e f r e s h m e n

by a g r e e m e n t e lim in a te d f r o m th is ^
&F6
i 7
game. T h ere a r e so m a n y good m en I 
for every position on th e T e x a s squ ad 
sition of issue edito r a n d p u t him on u es-

!' 5 * « “ " » ! P h ^ ica »* 7;> f a ilu n w
6 3 f a ,! u r c ^ C h e m istry I
 r enwve~C. K. H olland from the po- 5 8 f a il u r e s : M a th e m a tic s I, IIT fail- 

sideration the B o ard decided S Pallish A - 

som e member? o f the staff, an d a f t e r 

const

that the coaches will e x p e rie n c e no d if ­

. 

Use of Law Books, th e w in ner in

ficulty in filling th e v a c a te d places 

Texas has scored 197 p o in ts in th e 

six gam es p layed, 

to a 

to ta l of 2 0 

registered a g a i n s t h e r by opp o n e n ts. 

These 197 p oints a r e five m o re t h a n 

the entire num ber of p o in ts scored by 

Texas A. & M., A u s tin College, F o r t 

Worth Poly., B ay lo r, a n d S o u th w e s t­

ern combined, a s f a r a s th e se a so n has 

progressed. 

In a d d itio n to th is, the 

20 points r e g is te r e d a g a i n s t T e x a s is 

the sm allest n u m b e r of p o in ts ru n up 

in th e S ta te . A s 
against any te a m 
yet no o pponent h a s been able to cross 
the Texas goal line f o r m o re th a n one

score.

T h at the K a n s a n s realize w h a t they 
have to contend w ith is show n by th e 
comments of th e “ K a n s a s A g g ie ,” the 
newspaper of 
t h a t school. One of 
these articles h a s th e fo llow ing to say 
about th e g a m e :

“N ext S a t u r d a y n ig h t th e A g g ie s 
leave for the S o u th to p lay th e T ex a s 
U niversity eleven, a n d p e r h a p s to get 
the worst d r u b b in g th e y will receive 
this season. N o tice 
t h a t we w rite 
‘perhi-ps.’ T he T e x a n s h a v e one of 
the str o n g e s t t e a m s in t h e S o u th la n d 
this season and a r e c la im in g th e c h a m ­
pionship of t h a t sectio n by v ir tu e of 
having defeated e v e ry t e a m th e y have 
a v e r a g e 
played 
is said to 
weight of the L o n g h o r n s 
be 190 pounds in rou nd n u m b e rs and 
their backfield 
to a v e r a g e 
better th a n 175 p ou n d s p e r m a n .”

is kn o w n 

season . 

T h e 

th is 

injuries. 

Coach L ow m an e x p re s s e d him self 
yesterday a s p leased w ith th e re c e p ­
tion of his t e a m in A u s tin , a n d d e ­
clared th a t th e y w ould p u t up a good 
fight. T hree m en, Skin n e r,, H a rtw ig , 
and B erkholder, w e re le f t be hind on 
account of 
T h e a v e r a g e 
weight of th e te a m is 164 pounds, a n d 
at tha t, m ost of th e w e ig h t is in the 
line. Mr. L ow m a n also de c la re d t h a t 
the heat w as v e r y o p p re s siv e to th e 
K an sas men, a n d t h a t th e s h o r t w o r k ­
out y e ste rd a y a f te r n o o n w a s conse 
th e m o s t s tre n u o u s 
quently one of 
they had experien ced. E ig h te e n men 
made the 
to m o r ­
row will be a s follo w s:

trip . T h e 

line-up 

Left end, R oot; le f t tackle, M arble 
left guard, W e h r le ; ce n te r, Scanlon 
right g u a rd , C uisiz; 
tac k le 
Loomis; r i g h t end, S c h a f e r ; q u a r t e r 
back, D resser o r H a y m a k e r ; le f t h a lf 
full 
Sidorfsky; 
back, Haucke.

r i g h t h a lf, A g n e w ; 

r i g h t 

The T exas te a m is in splendid con 
dition fo r th e g a m e . F r i d a y a n d S a t 
urday were th e only d a y s o f scrim 
mage, and th o s e m en su ffe rin g fr o m 
injuries a r e a b o u t wrell a g a in . This 
is p a rtic u la rly f o r t u n a t e , a s th e s e men 
who have been h u r t will be called upon 
to take th e place of th e f r e s h m e n who 
are ineligible. T h e lin e -u p will p r o b ­
ably be a s follow s:

L eft end, T u r n e r ; le f t ta c k le , Niblo 
or B erry; 
l e f t g u a r d , G ood m an or 
Birge; center, M u r r a y ; r i g h t g u a r d , 
Jo rd an ; r ig h t ta c k le , C a r lt o n ; 
r i g h t 
end, Edm onds; q u a r t e r b a c k , B a r r e ll; 
left half, P. S im m o n s ; r i g h t h a lf, C a p ­
tain Brown; fullb ack , D aniels.

The officials f o r t h e g a m e th is a f t e r ­
noon have also b e e n anno u n c e d , a s 
follows:

Moise of S ew an ee, 

re f e re e , a n d 
Masker, th e W e s te r n C o n fe re n c e offi­
cial, umpire.

Elliott of W a b a sh , h e ad lin esm an.

W I N S O N I A N M E E T S .

su r p ris e production a t 

The W in so n ia n Club m et Sunday 
afternoon a n d perfected arran gem en ts 
for a 
th e 
T hanksgiving rally. A s it is plannee 
to su rp rise th e audience, no inform a 
tion concerning the nature o f the en ­
te rta in m e n t could be secured.

The follow ing new m em bers w ere 
elected: C. P. M cK enzie, B. Cox, S 
E. Gordon, T. S. Pope, and H . H 
Dailey.

th e r e g u la r staff, a n d to issue a gen-

e ra l w a r n in g to th e following mem-

, 
h e rs of 

. 
th e staff: H arold W alker,

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, 

the recent “ H a r d e s t Course Contest,

>*» according to this method of ju d g

T, T. 

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r>i 

ing, n ext to th e e a s ie st course, hav in g 

The nam e on ly 

A d rian Levy, P. P. Reynolds, Clay
Beckner, an d A. R. C urry . 
of E. O. Th om pson w as dropped fro m had only one fa ilu re each, and six had
the staff on acc o u n t of absence from 
in 
th e U niversity. Mr. Thom pson is now 
a t his home on a cco un t of sickness. 
W hen he r e tu r n s to school he will be
r e in s ta te d on th e staff. 

two each. Most failu re occurred 
th(? ia n g u a g es a n ,i sciences.
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S P E A K E R S ’ C L U B PRO GRA M .

t i l teen courses

failures. 

tw o 

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R. I , Skiles, who has been se rv in g 

p r o g r a m of Speakers* Club for No- 

a . issue edito r on th e T ue sd a y p a p e r, ve m b e r 
has moved up to S a tu r d a y n ig h t to j 
th e 
ta k e th e place of Holland, an d 

1913: 

W in s to n .

„ C u rre n t’ E v e n t* of P a st Y e a r 

in 

 

..s ta tttg „ f H om e Hole in I re la n d ,-

T u e sd a y issue 1. le f t 
itor. The Board will fill this vacanc>
as soon as a co m pe te n t ma . can 
lei ated.

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bo W illiams.

j D ebate: “ Resolved, T h a t th e Presi-
Should Be
of the Board dent of th e U n ite d S ta te s Shoal,I Be
to a p p e a r a r b i t r a r y in the m a tte r , as Elected fo r a Single S ix -Y e a r T erm .

It was not th e object 

announced 
th a t Affirmative, C. A. Dyer, Shi,*Ids,
se n t out, b u t th e y were looking B urch; n e g ativ e, L. A. Scott, < allo

notices 

the 

in 

the
j
were
to the b est in te r e s ts of the paper.

way, L. W ythe.

F R E S H M E N ON C L A R K F IE L D .

h e f ty 

looking 

C a r r y in g o u t th e e n th u s ia s m of the 
th is y e a r, a class of 
fre sh m e n of 
fre s h m e n 
th ir ty - s ix 
shouldered ra k e s a n d hoes an d m arched 
in high s p ir its to th e g rid iro n Mon­
day m orning. 
If th e c urious b y s t a n d ­
ers w ere suspiciously a ro u se d by this 
s a n ita r y a r m y of novices, they did not 
re m a in so fo r a v e ry long time. T he 
f re sh m e n w ere not slow 
in d e m o n ­
s t r a t i n g th e ir purpose.

Mr. A. Garland Adair,

President Students’ Association,

U niversity of Texas.

“ Nov. 17, 1913. 

Dear Sir:—

In reply to your note of November seventh, with regard 
to holidays at Thanksgiving tim e, let me say th at only 
Thanksgiving Day has been declared a holiday. At the tim e 
when the bill establishing the student reception at Thanks­
giving tim e was under consideration, there w as some discus­
sion of an additional holiday at that tim e, in lieu of one of 
the holidays of the W inter T erm ; but the m atter did not 
If the students would 
go further than informal discussion. 
prefer an additional day at Thanksgiving tim e in place of 
one of the W inter Term holidays, I am sure that the Faculty 
would be glad to consider any suggestions they may care

to make.

Very truly yours,

S. E. MEZES.

th e m a tte r , 

In connection w ith 

it 
w as th o u g h t b e st to m ake public th e 
e n tire action so as to keep th e com­
In 
pe titive s y s te m above reproach. 
accordance 
following 
th e re w ith , 
le tte r s a r e p rin te d :

th e 

Mr. C. R. H olland, U n iv e rsity S t a ­

tion:

“ D ear Sir: F o rm a l com plaint has
been m ade to th e A dvisory Board with 
reference to y o u r services a s issue e d ­
itor. A f t e r due consideration, it has 
been th o u g h t h e st to ask you to give 
up this work a n d ta k e y o u r place as 
a r e g u l a r m em ber of the staff.

“ The position of issue e ditor is one 
t h a t req uires a g r e a t deal of work. 
We a r e a w a r e of th e fa c t t h a t your 
tim e is wrell ta k e n up with othi i a c ­
tivities and t h a t this, and not any in 
competency on your p a r t, has i n t e r ­
fered w ith y our duties as issue editor. 
It is very necessary, however, t h a t we 
m a in ta in the s ta n d a r d of the pap er, 
and th is is th e cause for our action.

“ We hope you will a p p re ciate our 
a ttitu d e in th is m a t t e r and co-operate 
with us in th e w ork in th e fu tu re .

“ V ery tr u ly yours, 

“ T H E A D V ISO RY B O A R D .”
* ai q 

T hink of h a v in g seven people to run 
chapel, p ro fessio n als, too. T hey were

 

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all th e r e y e s te r d a y , a n d will all be
Y e s te r d a y Dr. Bieder-
in tr o _

“To M essrs. H arold W alker, A d rian 
Levy, P. P. Reynolds, Clay Beckner. 
an d A. R. C u rry , U niversity Station. 
“ D ear Sirs: W e a r e so rry to inform 
J a m e s H eato n, Mr. Don 
you t h a t form al com plaint with re fe r- 
* ran and Rev <7 . S. P a r k e r , ren- 
ence to y o u r services as a m e m b e r of * 
The Daily T e x a n staff has been m ade ^ ^
 tWQ selections; Mr. Win. Mc- 
to us by y ou r issue editor, th e m an E w a n Sa n g a solo, and he and Mr.
H eaton c harm ed th e audience w ith a
a g in g editor, o r th e editor. 

& fgw wordg and 
 s in g e rs T he N atio n a l Male
rtette> compoSed of Rev. Roy Up

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J Q l v r B I R T H D A Y D IN N E R ,

t 
^ tw enty-five m in u te s p le a s a n tly

“ We do not desire to a p p e a r a rb i- j 
t r a r y or u n re a so n a b le in th e m a tte r , 
T h e re w ere 300 of the stu d e n ts and 
bu t it is in c um b en t upon us to m ain- facuUy pre e e n t y e s te rd a y . T o d a y we 
ect jqqq. You have n ever heard 
tain th e s ta n d a r d t h a t has been se 
by the paper. We would a p p re c ia te 
no r wiR you soon. Come, spend
it very much 
if you would confer wit j 
your issue e ditors and the m a n a g i n g ; 
editor im m ediately upon receipt of this 
letter, an d a s c e rta in from th em j u s t | 
w herein y o u r w ork has not been up
to th e s ta n d a rd . We a r e anxious to 
^ ^ y B en ed ict and Dr. M. B. 
c a rr y you as a m em b er of th e staff, p o r te r wil] c e l e b r a t e t h e i r fo r ty - f o u r th 
jo in t b i r t h d a y 
but m u s t 
.mprove in accordance with the sug- dinner a t th e home 0f th e f o r m e r th is 
gestions t h a t will be made to fit your 
Both th e se in s tr u c to r s g r a d -
d ^ Te^ -n *9 2 ; w e n t to Har-
p a rtic u la r case. V e r y tru ly yours 
to g e th e r , an d re tu r n e d to T e x as
as i n s tr u c to r s a t the sam e tim e, each
T o n ig h t, th e 
te a c h in g M a th e m atics.
in “ B ”
in 
k good old s tu d e n t days, 
j Ball, e t cete ra , ad infinitum a la Ben- 
the m ost
be reviewe(j 
ed f a , h ion. A few select cro-
following un iq u e
receive(l 

t h a t yo ur w o rk a n n v e r s a r ie s w ith a 

“ T H E A D V ISO RY BOARD. 

Y. W. C. A. M E E T S .

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OFFICIAL NOTICES

The S t u d e n t s ’ A ssebly will m eet in 
the office of th e A ssociation W e d n e s­
day ev e n in g a t 5 o ’clock.

T he S t u d e n t s ’ Council will hold its 
r e g u la r e e tin g F r i d a y eve n in g a t 5 
o ’clock. L et ev ery m e m b e r he on tim e 
as much im p o r ta n t m a t t e r a w a its the 
a ction o f th e body.

W A L T E R R. L IN N , 
S e c r e ta r y S t u d e n t s ’ Assn.

S tu d e n ts in te n d in g to e n te r th e t r y ­
o u ts fo r th e in te rc o lle g ia te d e b a tin g 
te a m s will p lease m e e t on I uesday 
n ig ht, N o v e m b e r 18, a t 7:15 sh a rp , 
Room 101, Law build in g, to d r a w for 
first p re lim in a r y on 
places 
FL D. S H U R T E R , 
D ecem ber I. 

th e 

fo r 

C h a ir m a n of D e b a tin g Council.

T h e re will be a m e e tin g of th e De­
b a tin g Council 7 u esd ay e v e n in g a t 
th e office of th e public 
7 o’clock 
in 
I.aw building. 
.speaking d e p a r tm e n t, 
The t r e a s u r e r s of each society a r e r e ­
q uested to be p r e s e n t a t th is m eeting.

R. L. S K IL E S , 

Secty. D e b a tin g Council.

Law B anquet.

The 

fo llow in g men a r e 

req uested 
to m eet in th e I^aw a u d ito r iu m today 
L e g g e tt, M ulcahy, C a r t ­
a t 12:30: 
w rig h t, N eely, Q. V. Miller, Fow ler, 
Mansell, a n d Goodman.

in v itatio n s:

D inner

Y B- 

. . M. B. P.

Nov. 18, 1913
2525 U n iv re sity Ave.

y p 

P le a se Come.

F^ t q{ ShreVep ort, La., vis-
hig gister> Miss May T e n e t y e s-

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

M a x im u m 

t e m p e r a tu r e , 

m inim um , 
none. 
p ro b a b ly s h o w e rs an d colder.

6 5 ; 
F o r e c a s t 

77; 
p re c ip ita tio n , 
to d a y : 

for 

An

unusually la r g e n u m b e r o g 
risitors w ere a t Y. W. C. A. Sun- 
and v isito rs 
. . . t x I 
A h / i r o 
day a fte rn o o n , a nd let it be said here, 
w ith t h a n k s to th e relig io us m eeting s 
co m m ittee an d Mrs. Kirby, 
one had to s ta n d o r s it upon ta b le s 
because of the lack of chairs. Fro m 
now on all comers will be c o n t o r t a - 
Ely seated. 

t a t 

Miss R a te Coltron, th e new secre- 
ta r v , w as introduced to all th e girls,
an d Mrs. M ath er talked on “ F wend- 
sh ip ,” 
a p e r fe c t 
example. Miss P a n s y Law hon ren 

ta k i n g R u th 

as 

dered a violin solo. 

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p la y e r in high school (tames a fter

 ^ > ||o v . form „ r 

c o m p a ra tiv e 

im portance. 

j 

The g r e a t e s t gain cam e in the so- ; (he fa 8 e cam e up would m ean the ruin 

rial science group: Economics, (tov- j Gf a n y high school football association
e r n m e n t, a n d 
Institutional H istory T hat in all there is to it. Mr. Bowm an 
t o g e th e r gained 1.87 per cent. H is- thinks injustice is done his team in 
flu k in g a new rule late in the season, 
to ry , which 
n ear ho ld in g its own, losing only .01 j I g ran t that such m igh t seem to be 
per cent. 

I the case, hut I fail to see why ruling
The foreig n lan g u a g e group show s j a form * co lleg e player off aJ j i g h 
I JI tin, C r e e k ,! school team should not be accepted by

.he h eaviest lo ss of all 

included, came very 

is 

G e rm a n , and Spanish all show an ap
p l i a b l e fa llin g off, French being t h e , 
only fo reig n la n g u a g e to gain.

^

 d<> ^

 (o ^

It la in te r e s ti n g to note t h a t E n g - w h o |( T h(lt , , a | | t h „ explanation I
1 r e g r e t v e ry g r e a t ly

m a ite 

(in L 

school a th le tic s 

in 

th e S t a t e as

bsh, M a th e m a tic s , a n d H is to ry 
order given ) w ere the three stro n g est 
courses ten y ea rs ago and continue 1 
in the sam e position and order a t pres- 
ent. On the whole the table show s a i 
gtronir tcnd6ncy uwuy from subjects i 
strong m u * .Ljf 
strictly cultural in value, and tow ard j 
strictly tu.uu«» 
those of p ra c tic a l im portance.

j 

, 

j 

, 

. 

^ F o rt W orth p|ayer8 arMj
^ nQt 8ep thp m atU r in thi#

^ „
* 

. I When interview ed a t his hotel la st
conference w ith
fi 
, Mr Robingont Mr Bowm an expressed

®

-

.

EIGHT STUDENTS 

JOIN BOY SCOUTS

F irst-fru its of U niversity Scout M as­
ter’s T raining Class Enter 
Official O rganization.

deep r e g r e t a t th e o u tc o m e o f his m is­
sion, as he fe lt q u ite sure th e people 
of F o r t W o rth whom he represented 
would ta k e th e r e s u l t un kindly.

■The only ob jection t h a t we m ake,” 
said he, “ is t h a t th e p a s s a g e o f the 
rule a r b i t r a r i l y th is la te in th e season 
h ard ly does o ur te a m ju stice. Claunch 
seven 
has 
ga m e s, a n d a c c o rd in g 
la te st 
schedule which Mr. Robinson gave me 
th is a f te r n o o n , we hav e only tw o more 
g a m e s to p la y .”

a lre a d y p a r t ic ip a te d 

in 
to the 

.

. 

*

\ 

* 1 

. . . 

, uDon 

T h e school a u th o r itie s a t F o r t W orth 
felt t h a t th e ru lin g would be reversed
.. 
. 
fu Her e x p la n a tio n , hence my

E ig h t U n iv e rs ity s tu d e n ts and one 
p ro fe sso r took the te n d e rfo o t e x a m i­
nation la s t S a t u r d a y night. T he ten- . 
d er foot class is th e first and 
low est J 
class o f a se rie s of th r e e in th e Boy 
“ I 8 t'll feel t h a t Die r u lin g Is un­
Sc o u ts’ o rg a n iz a tio n . A troop o f s t u - 1 
ju s t, th o u g h I shall do all t h a t I can 
dents u n d e r th e le a d ersh ip of Dr. L. 
W Stockett as scou t m a s t e r m ade a ! 
c a r r y o u t th e sched ule as Mr. Rob- 
sh o rt hike into th e hills west of A us- bison has a r r a n g e d it, an d I feel hope- 
in 
tin A cam pfire w a s built, a n d while I ful of w inning 
e a tin g a lunch, th e r e q u ire m e n ts fo r U p i t e o f th e serio us handicap. 
I am 
the te n d e rfo o t e x a m in a tio n were t h o r - not sure, h ow ev er, t h a t I shall be able 
in 
oughly studied a n d reviewed. A t 7 to p e r su a d e 
o’clock th e tro o p walked to th e Boy 
Sc o u ts’ hall in th e T e n th W a rd , j u s t 
the T e n th W a rd 

R esum e of th e < W
recent w r a n g le
the 
which h as a tt r a c t e d con sid erable at-

fire hall. I Occasion 

th e ch a m p io n sh ip 

to re m a in 

th* race.

t e a m 

th e 

fo r 

hack
H ere th e y a tte n d e d a lecture by M ayor
W ooldridge on th e a n c ie n t history of 

th e n e w s p a p e rs of t b s

te n d o n a m o n g 

of 

I, Ford, I). L. H oopingarnar,p**™ 

t h , . 

t h , city of A ustin. A fte r 
e x a m i n a t i o n , took place. T he 
ing qualified as tenderfeet:
Chval, G. C. D aniel, Thom as A. F isher,
( has 
M, L. H o o p in g a m tr, V. J. M .keska, 
I. W Sa, k elt, and O. A. Ullrich. 
, 

, ,, 

, 

A f te r th e exam in ation follow ed the I 
initiation. A number of other stu -'
de n ts a r e p la n n in g to ta k e th e t e n ­
d e rfo o t e x a m in a tio n soon.

A T T EN H O N , RO< >T E R S !

t h c j S * * . •">*** N o v- 7 " h* n * *1
follow I in™ ". d lr««‘» r "< » 'K h Scho° ’ A t *
Ch O. I Ixtles, issued a ru lin g b a r r i n g O ssie
Claunch of the C e n tra l H igh School

the g™ a "d« tllat h« * a ' »
a th l^ U l.u n ch h a , p l« y « l
I tw o 
» » , “ '« ™ gular team_ o f
j Polytechnic. N o exp ress rule a g a in st
playerB had U e n m ade in th ,

rules g o v e r n in g 

initial 
th e c o n te sts, 
as such a co n tin g e n c y w as n o t a n tic i­
pa te d . Mr. R o b in so n ’s 
r u lin g w as 
im m e d ia te ly upon c o m ­
m ade know n 
p la in t being filed a g a i n s t C lau nch as 
a college p la y e r.

fo r 

se a ts 

se rie s of 

a 
e v a n g e lis tic m e e tin g s
a m o n g th e s tu d e n ts of Allen A cadem y.

The a t te n t io n of the ro o ters is a g a in 
d ire c te d to th e f a c t t h a t every seat 
S e c r e ta r y T. W, C u r r ie o f th e Y. 
on C lark Field will be rese rv e d on
M. C. A. has r e t u r n e d fr o m B r y a n ,
'I'h ank sg iv in g Day, and all holders of ; 'j'eXa. w h ere he h a s been co n d u c tin g
t ic k e ts m u s t e x c h a n g e 
season 
th e ir
before
re serv ed 
coupons 
t h a t da te , a s no re se r v a tio n s will be 
m ade a t th e g a te . The c e n tra l p o r ­
tion of the e a s t s ta n d s , a c c o m m o d a tin g 
a b o u t 800 people, has been se t aside 
for th e T e x a s ro oters, a n d e v e ry m an 
in th e U n iv e r s ity is especially u rg e d 
to go to th is section of the field, w here
his pre se n c e a n d voice can do th e m o st gies, Clark Field.
in the 
S ection s B, D, and F 
good. 
covered s ta n d s h ave been reserved for 
th e g irls a n d the men who bring girls.
All s e a ts for th e N otre Dame gam e 
will be sold a t $2 apiece. R eserva­
tions may be made at the south ticket 
office o f Clark Field betw een 12 and 
I o ’clock every day, beginning next 

5:00 p. rn.: Choral Club.
7:00 p. rn.: Y. M. C. A. 

TODAY AND TOMORROW

3:00 p. rn.: T exas vs. K ansas A g -

Tom orrow, W ednesday, Nov. 19.

7’oday, T uesday, Nov. 18.

Pierian L iterary S ociety.

5:00 p. .: R egular m eeting o f the

E llery s Band, A udito-

m eeting.

cabinet

P- 

F riday. 

1 rium* 

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 THE DAILY TEXAN

First College Daily in the South

The Student Daily Publication of the 
University of Texas.

Published every morning except Mon­
day during the college year.

Entered as second-class m a tte r a t the 
Postoffice at Austin, Texas, under the 
A ct o f Congress of March 3, 1879.

phasis on the in spiration and le a d e r­
ship of a g r e a t personality, ra th e r 
th a n on e la b o ra te “ equipm ent.'’ As 
colleges grow rich, th ere 
t e n ­
dency to p u t m ore f a ith in m aterials 
a nd less in men, to pile up splendid 
buildings, and fill th em with costly 
a p p a r a tu s , while neglecting the per- 
-onal vision a n d e n th u sia sm w ithou t 
laboratories are 
which lib raries and 

is a 

niore th a n expen ive deserts.

( hi ca go Jo u rn a l.

0 Shades of G arfield! Are our
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( n it inn w h a t e v e r ?

THE FIRING LINE

Civic In te g rity .

To 

the E d ito r: Texa^ m aintains
the S ta te U n iversity for the purpose 
f educating men and women to be 
•ood citizens. A n y th in g t h a t tends 
to th w a rt the accom plishm ent of this 
purpose is an evidence of a breach of 
tr u s t on the p a r t of the U niversity, 
or of in g ra titu d e on the p a rt of the 
beneficiaries.

th a t 

Each y e a r th e re a re num erous de­
pa rtm en t and class dances, receptions, 
picnics, and banq uets, besides the many 
soirees given by clubs of one kind or 
another. The usual m a n n e r of m aking 
a r r a n g e m e n ts is to app oint a co m m it­
tee and em p ow er them to incur the 
necessary obligations. T he affair is 
held, everybody has a good time, the 
com mittee is c o ng ra tula te d , and the 
participants go hom e and fo rg e t all 
about it. They a r e a lm o st certain to 
forget th a t they have authorized th e ir 
ag ents, the com m ittee, to buy the nee- 
the entirt 
assary supplies and 
body is responsible. Most of the e n ­
terta in m e n ts of the kind referred to 
cost between fifteen and fifty dollar 
more th an is ta k e n in. The chairmen 
l»ay out all th e receipts and leave the 
m erchan ts to s w e a t blood try in g to get 
the r e s t of th e money due. Some 
times it is paid m onths later, some 
I t is only on very 
times not a t all. 
r a r e occasions 
the class as a 
t h a t 
whole takes cognizance of the debt 
the first A c a ­
The 
three year 
demic Reception, held 
ago, has not y e t been paid. 
Each 
succeeding set of officers want to have 
as line a dance as possible, and refuse 
to even consider a sinking fun for 
past deficits.

large deficit of 

it has 

Even last y e a r ’s Academic Depart 
m eat debt has not been entirely paid. 
th e chairmen ant 
The a ttitu d e of 
to be, “ We should 
president seems 
th e ir 
worry.” They have had 
fun, 
and as a body seem 
to have aliso 
lutely no r e g a rd for th e ir ag reem ent 
to “ pay the tiddler.” As for the d< 
pa rtm en t, 
long since shown 
th a t it has no sense of responsibility. 
th a t of 
a d m in istratio n , 
Only one, 
1911 12, has done a n y th in g 
tow ards 
clearing off 
th e fo rm e r obligations. 
This is but one instance. Many nth 
era th a t are fa r worse could he given 
T h e r J is probably not a man am ong 
those more d irectly 
for 
t In* last Academic Reception who dm 
not pay his personal bills promptly, 
but everybody’s business is nobody’s 
business, and so th e m erch ants lost 
their ag re e d profit and the credit of 
the U niv ersity student body suffers.

responsible 

in 

indulged 

“ p r a n k s ” 

in m any colleges common ev 

it a t all. The man who stea 

It is a m a t te r of trdaition th a t col 
lege stu d e n ts have from time inurn 
morial 
ant 
“ UtUs” that in any tither bodies would 
have been deemed very reprehensible 
Stealing chickens, ta k in g the red lan 
tern (li n ger signals from the street 
tea rin g down and a p p ro p ria tin g signs 
are 
dences of stu d e n t “e n th u sia sm .” Thera 
has been little of this at Texas 
fen 
tunately. T h ere is no excuse for any 
of 
chicken> fro m the poor board in g hous( 
keeper 
s tr u g g lin g to make ends meet 
who removes d a n g e r signals from open 
ditches -endangering the life and limb 
of the p asser-b y, who ruthlessly d 
stroys valuable signs or takes them 
home for “ o rn a m e n ts,” who neglects 
bills he has absolutely or 
impliedly 
agreed to pay is just one step abovi 
the criminal in the p e n ite n tia ry . True 
is a long one. The s ta t e 
th a t step 
of mind an d 
th e s p irit a r e entirely 
different, b u t the re su lt, the trouble 
loss, and d a n g e r to those who suffer 
are the same. And the community in 
which such practices can exist w ith ­
out condem nation being heaped upon 
the p e r p e tr a to rs has little or no sense 
of civic in te g rity . 
ti 
believe t h a t such conditions can ex 
ist, even to a small e x ten t, in a n in ­
stitution which boasts, and 
justly 
boasts, of its splendid Honor System .

It is difficult 

I kings is not being tra in e d for good 
citizenship. C ertainly 
the constitu 
ants of a c om m unity which refuses to 
its obligations and suppress 
fulfill 
petty th ie v e r y a r e not ready to take 
their places in the conflict of life a s 
re p re se n ta tiv e s of a g r e a t U niversity.

E A R N E ST ZY NTH .

Ralph B. F e a g i n 
Editor in Chief
L ynn W. U n d r u m . . .M an ag in g Editor 
’ d a ir y S. F o w l e r . . .Business M anager 
F r e d H a n co ck .. . .A s sista n t M anager 
P. R. U n d e rw o o d .. .Circulation Mgr.

OFFICES:

U niversity: 

Room 120, Main Bldg.

Up*town: 206 W. 6th Street.

OFFICE HOURS 
Editor ........................... 9:30-11:30 a. rn.

M anaging Editor ,.7 :3 0 8:.i0, I. E S .
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0:30-10:30 except
Asst. M anager 

Saturday.

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Issue Editor Today: 
ROBERT L. S K IL E S 

Staff Today:

Paul IL Brown 
JI. G. Chandler 
B . H. Cochran 
Bol E. Gordon 
Ciitua Jones 
May Ralston

S tu a r t McGregor 
O. A. Ullrich, Jr . 
Harold W alker 
Dan Williams 
O. W. Wood

I 3

WHO IS TO BLAME?

for 

When the Thanksgiving R e­
ception was provided 
last 
year, it was generally understood 
that an arrangem ent had been 
made between the president el 
the Students’ Association and 
the president of the U niversity 
whereby th e students were to bt* 
given throe days holiday th is 
Thanksgiving. 
students 
have been under th is impression, 
and plans have been made in ac­
cordance with th is understand­

The 

ing’

We are now advised that no 
such action was ever 
taken. 
Thanksgiving day will be a holi­
day, but the stud en ts will be re­
quired to attend classes the next 
morning. Moreover, there is a 
rule enforced by the a d m i n i s t r a ­
tive officers which makes an a b ­
sence on the day following a hol­
iday count as a double absence.
There is m anifest injustice in 
th is m isunderstanding. The stu ­
dents have planned a reception 
for Thanksgiving night. Alumni 
and visitors have been 
invited 
from all parts o f the State. They 
will likely come in large numbers 
to see the N otre Dame football 
game. Hundreds of fathers and 
mothers will take this occasion 
to pay a v isit to the U niversity.
The task of entertaining th ese 
visitors will be no little one. Say 
what you will, any courtesy th at 
is shown the visitors will be an 
advertisement for tin* U niversity 
of Texas. Oh, y e s; it w ill be lots 
of fun for the students to m eet 
trains all day W ednesday; enter­
tain 
the visitors W ednesday 
night, Thursday and Thursday 
night; escort them to the train 
again Friday m orning; and 
in 
the m eantim e give up 
their 
rooms, 
their 
their beds, and 
bread and butter. And then, the 
funniest part of it all will be the 
privilege of attending classes 
bright and early Friday morn­
ing.

is 

We don’t know who 

to 
blame, but it is apparent that 
someone is. The only salvation, 
as we see it, is to carry our books 
to the football gam e and study 
our lessons between halves.

TEXAN QUALIFIES.

Jam es A. Garfield once said 

th a t 
his ideal of a college w as a pine table 
w ith a boy on one side and M ark 
H opkins on the other.

P e r h a p s 

impractical 
this was an 
ideal, b u t it is one which the world 
It puts em-
can c o t afford to lose. 

t h e d a i l y t e x a n .

Van Smith Drug Company

P R O N E 

2 71

CONGRESS

A V E N I E AT SIXTH STREET

FRESH SHIPMENTS OF HUYLERS’, P A R K &
CANDIES ALW AYS IN S T O C K - D E L I V E R E D A N Y W H E R E .

JACOBS’ 

ANY DAY

KING’S 

VNY HOUR

DILLINGHA

Buy

Your

Thanks­
giving

Slippers —

Now

ATTENTION!

FRATERNITIES, SORORITIES, ( Ll RS ANI) 
( LASSES, BEFORE YOU Bl N TOI R RE­
FRESHMENTS FOR THAT THANKSGIMNG 
RECEPTION FIGURE WITH ME.

I MAKE SANDWICHES, SALADS AND HOT 
CHOCOLATES, 
ICE CREAMS, BRICK K E 
CREAM 

IN COLLEGE COLORS.

PUNCHES MY SPECIALTY

THE CRESCENT

1000 CONGRESS AVENI E 

OLD PHONE 170! 

NEW PHONE 837

Have you seen thai new book

“T h e F resh m an and 
H is C ollege”

HY FRANCIS Cl MM I NS LOCKWOOD 

Ask one of the clerks at the Co-op to let you see it

B

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C
K
S

F A N C Y C A N D IE S , CIGARS.

P I P E S , N E W S P A P E R S an(j 

P E R I O D I C A L S . 

L a D ie s , 

A N D M E N S S 111 x I x G 

P A R L O R .

M. BORCHARDT, p rop. 

722 C ongress Avenue 

B ell Phone 3644

S. GREENBERG

The O nly E x clu siv e Optometrist md 
M anufacturing Optician

709 C on gress A ve. 

Old Phone 1340 

A ny broken lens duplicated 
w hile you wait.

J. R. NICHOLS, M. D.

P ractice Limited to 

E Y E , E A R , N O SE A N D THROAT 

G lasses Fitted 

413-414 Scarbrough Building

ABADIE’S GARAGE
Supplies— Storage— Cars to Hire

Open Day and Night 

211-213 E. F ifth 

Both Phones 1 1 1 3

A T T E N T I O N 
Given to you and your clothes if 
you ring
825
U N IV E R SIT Y TAILOR SHOP
R. H. SM ITH, Prop.

W . A . A ch illes & Co.

D ealers in

FA N C Y GROCERIES AND 
COUNTRY PRODUCE

H E A D Q U A R T E R S 
E v ery th in g Good to Eat

for

“If it’s good to eat, we have it,” and 
“If we h ave it, it’s good to eat.”

E special a tten tio n to Sororities and 

F ratern ities 

(Guadalupe and 16th Sts. 

Phone 845

Saville Mints

M ade in Austria. 
C ontain N o Menthol.

5c A t All Stores. 

D istributed By

Texas Wholesale 

Candy Company

A ustin, T exas.

Chas.S. GuilhemCo

W h olesale and Retail

FRUITS, VEGETABLES, 
POULTRY, EGGS 
AND BUHER

The B est— The F reshest—The 
C heapest.

Messenger Service

PHONE 8 4 5

Griffin & Son, Prop*.

W e are H eadquarters For 
Picnic Lunches, F ruits, Candy, and 

F an cy Groceries.

BAUER BROS.

2501 G uadalupe St. 

I>ho"e 182

Mrs. E lliott 

Mr. Elliott

THE ELLIOTTS
M AKERS OF PICTURES 

814 C ongress Avenue.

PICTURE FRAMING 
OUR STUDY
If we fram ed it, it has our 
Label. 
If it has our Label, 
i f s P erfect. We stand be­
hind the Label.

C. M. MILLER
ART MATERIALS 

711 CONGRESS AVENUE.

L. CHAPMAN

P R A C T I C A L W A TCH M A K ER 
J E W E L E R A N D ENGRAVER

109 W est S ix th St.

Both Phone* M

W orm anship F irst Class

Repairing Solicit**

Students' Barber Shop
R. L. BROYLES, P r o p r i e t o r ,

In v ites von to call. 

2216 G u adalup e. 

J u s t across from the ca m p u s.

american lad y
FLOUR
TEX AS GOODS FOR 
TEXAS PEOPLE________

NELSON DAVIS & CO.
i m p o r t e r s a n d 
w h o l e s a l e g r o c e r s

107-1U WEST LOI RI H ST.

SMITH & FULMORE

Splendid Lots and Homes n e a r I nl- 
v e rs ity — Insurance of all Kind* 

Old P h o n e 907 

L itten Building

Look For the Red Oval Sign.

IL L. HILGARTNER, M. D.
Practice Limited to Lye and Far 
Diseases
Office— S carbrough Bldg., co rn e r Con­
g re ss Ave. and Sixth St., A ustin. 
Office H o u rs—9 a. rn. to I p. rn. and 

3 to 6 p. rn.

RING 3327

And Have The 
STUDENTS’ PRESSING CLUB

Doctor t h a t suit as you ta k e it o u t af 
your trun k.

Corner of 19th and Guadalupe.

WILLIAM F. GRIMES & BRO. 
Mgrs.

DR. W. R. WEBER
DENTIST

Boom 506 Littlefield Bldg., f if t h flo o r 

Austin, Texas

The W. L. Harrison Co.

912 Congress Avenue.
FANCY GROCERIES 

DELICATESSEN IN CONNECTION 
PICNIC LUNCHES A SPECIALTY

UNIVERSITY MEAT MARKET 
LIN DAU BROS., Props. 
Dealers In 
CHOICE BEEF, M UTTON, PORK 
AND VEAL 
Corner 24th and Guadalupe Sts. 

Al ST IN FLORAL CO.
723 Congress Avenue 
I)LOI* OLSSON, Florist
105 East f ifteenth St.

L argest Establishment in Central 
and South Texas

DR. JOE GILBERT

Rooms 319-320-321 Scarbrough Bldg. 

Phones:
Office: Old. 1506; N ew, 102. 
Residence: Old, 997; N ew , 355.

Established 1871

NALLE & COMPANY
L IM BER

Mill Work

Phones 172

Building M a te ria ls

601-623 E. 6th St.

SWANN
FURNITURE & CARPET CO.
THE RIG STORE 
401 Congress Avenue 
f urnish Fraternity H ouses on Credit

Stacy-Robbins Co.

Insurance, Loans and 
Real E s ta te , 
S u re ty Bonds. P ro p e rty For Sale or 

R ent 

in All P a r t s of the City. 

Offices: 714 Congress Ave., Austin

DR. HOMER HILL

PH Y SIC IA N A N D SURG EO N
O ver Van S m ith ’s D r u g S to re 
Residence, 2007 W hitis A venue 
B oth Phones— Office, 65; Bes., 224

THE ROYAL
SHOE SHINING PARLOR
SHOES SH IN E D , 5c 

A. J. RIOS, Proprietor

THELBERT MARTIN

A ttorney-at-Law 

Room I, M asonic Tem ple. 

W h e r e v e r ci vi l iz ed woman 
l i v e s — t h e r e you will find 
M XKK CROSS GLOVES 
HARRELLS

JN0. E. RYLEE
I. A W Y E R

Pendexter Bldg. Austin, Texas

Old Phone 521 

New Phone 118

CORNER FIFTH AND BRAZOS

GAS HEATERS

SPECIAL PRICES ON GAS 
HEATERS FOR A LIM­
ITED TIME.
Quick heal for cold rooms. All 
enjoy the genial w arm th of a gas 
heater. Call at our cilice and 
see different styles.

AUSTIN GAS LIGHT CO
907 Congress Ave.
Phone 152 

FISH! FISH! FISH! 

OYSTERS! OYSTERS! OYSTERS 

FRITTS, VEGETABLES, CHK KEN AND EGGS
Hodges at CITY MEAT M ARKET
PHONES: OLD, 1068; NEW, 12
123 EAST SIXTH 

SCOT TISSl E TOWELS— “CSE LIKE V BLOTTER 
a Trial 
Sanitary, Serviceable. Saving— (live Them 

50c PER ROI I

U N I V E R S I T Y DRUG S T O R E

B est and
Certainly the man who does th e se quickest w ork assu red . We also make a specialty of Flashlights, E xterior

Leave y o u r films one day and get the finished pictures the next.

KODAK FINISHING

a n d In te rio r Views and Enlargem ents.

Kodaks Loaned to Students 
THE JORDAN COMPANY, 610 Congress Avenue.

AUSTIN PRESBYTERIAN SANITARIUM
l i t h and Congress Avenue.

75 B e d s - 2 0 Nurses. 

X-Ray and Pathological Laboratories 

Students Cared for Through University Hospital Fund.

703 * 2 

( ongress Avenue

THE SECRET OF THE PO PU LA RITY OK

A U S T I N M A I D F L O U R

Lies in its individuality. 

I t s po pular not because its made in Austin, but

QUALITY MILLS, Newly Incorporated.

because its made SUPERIOR.

Austin, Texas J Old Thone 267 

A ustin, Texas

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

OUTSIDE INTEREST 
VERSUS CLASS WORK

Dean o f College o f Yrts Xd'ise* S tu ­
dents Concerning a Trouble­
some Question of 
Values.

in 

social 

in a more or 

(T h e following is the second of a 
series o f articles dealing with live top­
ics 
less authoritative 
way, prepared by members of The 
Levan staff and the Faculty. 
It was 
urged bv some in the recent discus­
sion of causes for failure of students 
to pass 
the required amount of 
work that outside interests, such as 
athletics, 
functions, oratory 
and debating, are demanding con­
stantly more and more o f the stu ­
dents' time and attention. The ar­
ticle which 
for 
the purpose of helping the student to 
arrive at an intelligent determination 
of the relative value of outside inter­
est- and class work. Dr. H. 
Bene­
dict. Dean of College of Arts, voices 
the general opinion of the Faculty, 
and at the same time, he is more f a ­
miliar with 
the growth of student 
activities at the University of Texas
than any other official.— Issue Editor.) 

follows was written 

* 

* *

rew ard ed . M oreover, 

the m e m b e rs of his p a r t y 

“ Phe reason W oodrow W ilson dom- 
in a te« 
is 
they do,” 
th a t he know s m ore th a n 
Sam uel G. Blythe w rite s of th e p r e s ­
ent situ a tio n in W a sh in g to n . K now l­
edge, e x a c t and a b u n d a n t, has a lw a y s 
been in g r e a t dem an d, a n d those who 
possess it have g e n e ra lly been liber- 
illy 
the m od­
ern world calls for m ore and more
s u b ­
know ledge o f m ore an d m ore 
jects. 
t h e d octor
was ig n o r a n t of bacteriolog y, th e e n ­
g in e er of 
th e business 
man of the c o rp oratio n. T oday, the 
doctor ig n o ra n t of b a c teriolog y is a 
quack, 
u n a c q u a in te d 
e n g in e e r 
with electricity is c o m p a ra tiv e ly unfit.

the dy nam o , 

y e a r s a g o 

F if ty 

th e 

do 

th e y will not 

ig n o ra n t. T h e re 
this sequence. Now 

E x a c t a n d a b u n d a n t know ledge can 
fa ith fu l work.
only he acq uired by 
I here is no “ Excellence w ith o u t g r e a t 
la bo r,” even when th e r e is c o n sid e r­
able ability, 
lf u n iv e rs ity s tu d e n ts 
learn, 
do n o t stu d y , 
and if th ey do not learn, they will r e ­
is no escape 
main 
from 
ig n o r a n t 
persons m ay a nd do lead hap p y lives, 
m ay a n d do obtain c e rta in k inds of 
success, m ay 
p ro p er 
and 
places in the world. B ut the U n iv e r ­
for persons 
sity 
p la n n in g to be ig n o r a n t; its function 
is 4o in c rea se and diffuse know ledge; 
it is a place fo r people s e e k in g g r e a t e r 
know ledge, it is a place fo r serio us 
stud y. 
th e U n iv e rsity , u n d er a 
liberal elective s y s te m , Is sp r e a d out 
the g r e a t fields of h u m a n know ledge 
and the first d u ty o f a stu d e n t, p ro p e r 
to h e a lth and 
a tte n tio n b eing paid 
m o r a l ., i> by f a ith fu l w o rk to m a s te r 
i t 'lo s e fields of know ledge which p r e ­
pare him fo r his chosen c areer.

is not 

place 

the 

fill 

In 

Moreover, “ All work a n d no play 
m akes J a c k a dull boy.” R ecreation 
is needed, th e h e a r t a s well a s the 
head should be tra in e d . S tu d e n ts a r e 
m ostly y o u n g a n d m u s t not be held 
too strictly 
to se rio u s a d u lt purpose. 
Obviously, some o f th e tim e of a s t u ­
d e n t should be s p e n t in physical e x e r ­
cise, in r e la x atio n , an d , above all, in 
a sso ciatio n with his fellow stu d e n ts. 
Youth is th e tim e a n d college is the 
place 
th e m ost 
th e g r o w th o f 
noble a n d g e n e ro u s friendships. To 
.student is n ot to be a 
be a f a ith fu l 
herm it.

fo r 

th e 

tim e should be given 

A Ode from th e se individual a c tiv i­
to such 
ties, 
rallies arid m a ss 
m ass a c tiv itie s a s 
m eetings. C h e e rin g 
te a m , p a r ­
tic ip a tin g activ ely in s tu d e n t g o v e r n ­
ment, e n la r g e s the view of a stu d e n t, 
takes him a w a y fro m him self, b re a k s 
a n a r r o w routine , p r e p a r e s him fo r a 
la r g e r p a tr io ti s m a n d fo r good citi 
I t is a fine th in g to s ta n d 
kin ship. 
in a common 
to 
sh ou ld e r 
cause.

.shoulder 

tra in e d 

U n f o r tu n a te ly , such ac tiv itie s a r e 
o f te n m isplaced a n d often overdone. 
in social 
"I he s tu d e n t well 
m a tte r s o fte n goes o u t 
too much, 
while th e s tu d e n t in need o f social e x ­
perience goes o u t too little o r none 
a t all. T he lazy a r e found too n u ­
m e ro u sly a t th e rallies, while th e se- 
i iou. - minded do not yell enough for 
the te a m . 
I t is o fte n those who profit 
least who a r e in d u lg in g in social arid 
m ass a c tiv itie s ; a law of ra p id ly di­
m in is h in g r e t u r n s ap p lie s to such m a t ­
te rs .

intellectual. 

C e rta in o th e r a c tiv itie s a r e p a r tly 
Debates 
social, p a r tl y 
a n d d r a m a tic s , music and chess, the 
work o f th e variou s 
technical clubs 
belong here, a r e a u x ilia ry to th e r e g ­
like class 
u la r classes and s u b je c t 
work to c e rtain lim ita tio n s in a m o u n t 
and v a rie ty , should s h a r e 
th e e n e r ­
gies of a s t u d e n t

W ork , h a r d class work, is the first 
I t is the only r e m ­

duty o f a s tu d e n t. 

life, 

in a f t e r 

edy fo r ignorance. 
I t should be v a ­
ried, carefully controlled in amount, 
by play and r e s t, by social a n d m ass 
activities, and relieved by v a rio u s a u x ­
iliaries to good class room perform­
ance. Be a good fellow, bt' social, 
if 
th a t 
bu t re m e m b e r 
you become a law y er, y o u r clients will 
not a s k if you w ent to H o u sto n to see 
th e O klahom a g a m e ; th a t if you b e ­
come a doctor, y ou r p a ti e n ts will not 
in quire concerning colleg iate 
social 
a ctivities. 
Client and p a tie n t will 
need, a n d you will cheat th e m if you 
do not fu rn ish , e x a c t a nd a b u n d a n t 
knowledge. M oreover, the world g e n ­
e rally u n m a s k s a p re te n d e r ami m akes 
way fo r th e m an who knows.

The N o tre Dame eleven, con qu ero rs 
of the A rm y , a r e w illing to m eet the 
Michigan A g g ie s o r N e b ra s k a 
in a 
post-seaso n g a m e 
tho W e ste rn 
cham pionship.

fo r 

Coach J e s s e H a r p e r h a s 

inform ed 
Chicago football c ritic s who have been 
a s k in g for a g a m e to s e ttle the q u e s ­
tion. T he A ggies d e fe a te d Michigan 
a n d W isconsin, and N e b ra s k a has a 
victory over M innesota, whose eleven J 
hum bled the B adgers.

N o tre Dame is also n e g o tia tin g for 
a p ost-season co n te st with O k laho m a 
U nive rsity a t T ulsa, O klahom a.

Coach B ow m an of th e F o r t W o rth 
High School football te a m w as at the 
I U niv ersity y e s te rd a y c o n su ltin g with 
the S ta te executive c o m m itte e o f tin* 
In te rsc h o lastic L ea g u e r e g a r d in g the 
(elig ib ility of c erta in m e m b e rs of his 
te a m in the c ham pion ship g a m e to be 
played or. C lark Field in the n e a r f u ­
tu re .

Smith & Wilcox

616 Congress Ave.

We want to tell you:

Your Fall Clothes are 

ready; a very wonderful
display of Suits and Over­
coats for young men who 

w ant correct shape, the best 
of w eaves and tailoring, the 

right fit.

You will And here all the 
new est ideas, where every­
th ing is new.

SUIT'S $15 TO $45 

OVERCOATS $15 TO $50 

RAINCOATS $45 TO $50

At Your Service.

Smith & Wilcox

616 CONGRESS A V E N U E

C O E D S 
The Mark Cross (dove 
is the Best value made 
$1.50 the pair 
HARRELLS

A Y / 

Warning!

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remain
ten more days 
Only 
in w h i c h T H E D A I L Y 
T E X A N Subscribers c a n 
take advantage of the $ 2 . 5 0 
fee. A fte r Decem ber First, 
all subscriptions will be $ 3 .0 0 . 
Come into the T exan Office, 
Room I 20, and save that 50c

$| T h e Circulation M a n ag er’s 
hours are: Monday, W e d ­
to 
nesday and Friday, 8 :3 0 
10:30. 
Ih u fs d a y 
I uesday, 
and Saturday, 9 :3 0 to 10:30.

STATE NATIONAL BANK

A U S T IN , T E X A S

We base our claim to your favor and patronage on a record of 
HALF A CENTURY of perfect SECURITY and 
absolute FAIR DEALING.

O F F IC E R S: 

*

JNO. H. RO BIN SO N, JR , President.

PIER R E BREM OND, V ice-P resident.

J. G. PALM , C ashier. 

W ALTER BR EM O N D , V ice-P resident.
S. J. Von K O E N N E R IT Z , A sst. Cashier.

 

 

 

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Raincoats^ Sweaters and Bathrobes

Come and see them. We have a splendid line of new samples 
from Born & Co., and Mark Harris & Co., of Chicago, now 
on display. Also a com plete line of Men’s Furnishings, Pack­
ard Shoes, and Tennis Outfits. We invite you to call.

The University Shop

A. G. GRIMES, Proprietor

1610 LAVACA STREET

Picture Fram ing Done in All S tyles
We carry the largest line of Mouldings in the city. We do our 
own work, therefore can give you the low est prices.

BRADFORD-DORFLINGER CO., A ustin and Taylor, Texas

ELECTRIC LAMPS A N D SH A D E S
A lto E xtension Cards, P ortables and S u p p lisa—Shads* Sc and U p. 
Columbia Mazda Lamps
A. E. H A N C O C K C O M P A N Y

909 C s i f . A ve.

P lum bing, H eatin g, E lectric Work.

P le a s e 199

Ladies’ Holeproof Hose 
Cotton Lisle and Silk 
in all latest colors 
$2.00 and $3.00 the Box 
HARRELLS

AUSTIN SANITARIUM LAUNDRY

Corner 14th and Avenue 

Phone 3086

We do faculty w ashing. Students’ laundry a specialty. Shirts 
9 cents, 3 for 25 cen ts; underwear, 12Vss cents per suit.
All work strictly guaranteed.
G. W. V A R D EN , Proprietor.

Distinctive Evening, Dress
for College Social functions

Everyone admires the gracefully attired college 
man but at ne time is bo tho object of greater atten­
tion than when ho attends evening social events. To 
be sure o f clothes of marked refinement and quiet 
elegance have our local dealer,

Moore & Morrison

show you our line of handsome fabrics for Full 
Dress and Tuxedo styles, and send us your measure. 
W e have one shop o f skilled tailors whose entire 
time is devoted to making formal dress. So you see 
we know “w h ats what.” A nd we save you one-third.

L e a v e Y o u r O r d e r 
T o d a y !

L a r g e s t ta il o r s in the w o r ld o f GO OD m a d e -to -o rd e r clothes

Price Building

Chicago, U. S. A.

THE TROY LAUNDRY

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

TRV THEM FOR SERVICE.

PHONE 73

U N IT E D ST A T E S DEPOSITARY

The Austin National Bank
OF AUSTIN, TEXAS 
Resources $5,000,000
O F F I C E R S :

E. P. WILMOT, P re s id e n t. 
WM. H. FOLTS, V ic e -P re sid e n t. C. M. B A R T H O L O M E W , A sst. Cashier.
KNOWS THE ST U D E N T S’ W A N T S AND W ANTS THE STU­
D E N T S’ B U SIN E SS.

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

NSH, OYSTERS, FR UITS A N D VEGETABLES. FOR THE
VERY BEST TRY
PATTON’S UNION MARKET

j BOTH PHONES 213 

115 VV. SIXTH STREET

m o d e l s t e a m l a u n d r y

SAVES YOU M ONEY A N D IS THE BEST 
THE ST U D E N T S’ FR IE N D 

Phone 685 

1504 Lavaca Street.

MRS. ARTHUR F. BISHOP
VOICE CULTURE A N D SIGHT READING 
Studios: W hitis School and 2008 W hitis Avenue.

PH O N E 

1525.

CUT FLOW ERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS 
A rtistically Arranged
HYDE PARK FLORAL CO.

~ * E g r e ss A venue. 

Phones: Old, 964; New, 109.

a BUCKEYE MAZDA LAM P, and convince yourself that 

the Buckeye Mazda gives a better light, and a 
sm aller ligh t bill each month.
Austin Electrical Supply and Plumbing Co.
9 J 3 Congress A venue 
Phone I 

N ew Phone 41

The American National Bank

IN AUSTIN, TEXAS.

A P t t * , 
r ilA L 

$300,000.00 

U * s - g o v e r n m e n t DEPOSITARY. 

SURPLUS $600,000.00

SOLICITS YOUR ACCOUNT.

Littlefield, President. 

" r r°e’ ^ *ce'Fresident. 
* Roberdeau, Vice-President 

T. H. Davis, Vice-President.
L. J. Schneider, Cashier.
H. Pfaefflin, Assistant Cashier.

A t Cornell this y e a r c o lle g e a c tiv i­
ties seem to have a t t r a c t e d a la r g e r 
nu m b e r th a n ev er before. The tra c k 
squad is the la rg e st in history. Over 
IOO men have re p o rte d fo r p ractice 
th u s f a r , while the sam e is tr u e of 
football. Six elevens from the f r e s h ­
m a n class have r e p o rte d for practice. 
th e com petition f o r positions on 
In 
th e Cornell Daily Sun, th e publication 
of th e u n iv e rsity , tw en ty -o n e candi­
d a te s h ave reported.

100-PIECE BEAUTIFUL

DINNER SET

WORTH $28.50 FOR

$17.50

See it in our Show Window

We are A gents for 

EDISON, GEM AND 

MAZDA ELECTRIC 

LIGHT GLOBES

K E H L
H AR DW A RE
C O M PA NY
511 CONGRESS AVENI E

“TOBINS”
ENGRAVE
Wedding Invitations, An­
nouncements, ( ailing Lards 
Dance Programs, Menus, 
Etc.
IN THEIR OWN PLANT
We also make a specialty of
Monogram Stationery
Samples for the asking
BOTH PHONES 510
606 Congress Avenue 
Austin, Texas

 Hancock Opera House

W E D N E S D A Y M A I UNftis* a w *

« 1 1 * v’ 

vt A T 1 \ F E A N D N I G H T 

“Mutt and Jeff in Panama

t h u r s d a y n i g h t

“THE SOUL K ISS ”

a n o k a »
A R R O W
^ Q Q U e A B -

S A H KOAY MATINEE 

AND NIGHT

“KANSAS SPIRIT” 

MEANS MUCH HERE

d a i l y t e x a n

Throw the D a n ." * > 

lk 

and buy Holeproof Hose
siv m o n t h s ’ guarantee 
H A R R E L L S

Dr H. E. Baxter, Dentist, 512 Scar­

brough Bldg. O ldP hon. 1316-

!,akcT & d » l« . 

IU Kllst

I age. ^tua
I Fifth street

F O r N I * The ar, of ^

^

without pain at s
Union Painless Dentisti

Students, , ° 

^ a « Barber

work! The only Turkish Baths in the 
X . Wm F. Wolf, Prop.

C O M P A N Y E SECOND REGIM ENT PRESENTS

Ellery’s Band

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

U n iversity Auditorium

Novem ber 19 and 20

MATINEE A N D n i g h t

SPECIAL SCHOOL C H I L D R E N ’S MAT- 
INEE, NOVEMBER 19

Parsley, the H atter and Cleaner.

I>, ices-— Matinee, 25c and 50c; N ig h t, 50c, 75c and $1.00

“Polly
of the
Circus

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S K A T S O N S A I. E

The Mutual Film Corporation Presents * LORENTE

ROBERTS in Xlphonse Daudet’s Masterpiece

9 9

O I SAPKO

C om plete in Six R eels

CRESCENT THEATRE

T O D A Y

ALW AYS T E N C E N T S

Spirit Recently Show n Appreciated. 
Adair e x t e n d s G r ee tin g s 
of Student Body.

Meet us at 

the Central Barber 

Shop, L ittlefield b u ild in g .

“ K ansas sp irit” has already become 

Phone 8:’>6.

a term full of m ea n in g to the U n iv er­

sity o f T e xas. The A g g i e s and the 

L o n g h o r n s have never m et before, and 
I in the n e g o tia tio n s preceding the final 
I contract for the g a m e, T e x a s agreed 

to play under the rules of the M is­

souri Valley C onference, to which the 

A g g ie s belong. 

It w as understood 

that freshm en were to be barred, but 

NOTH K SEN IOR S.
The Elliott’s are now ready to mak 

your pictures. 

Every photograph 
t he made by C hristm as and you

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immediate attention.— (Adv.)

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Dr. w . w . Killian, Dentist, Room 

505 Littlefield Building.

tho m atter of fourth yea r men passed 

Dr. E. C. B erw ick, Dentist. Suite 

unnoticed. 

S hortly before the gam e 

521, Scarbrough Bldg.

the m atter w as discovered and Texas 

at once asked to be allow ed to play 

fourth yea r men. K a n sas, in a spirit 

of true sp o rtsm a n sh ip and 

square- 

d ealing, m et the requ est fairly, and 

u nd erstan ding 

the 

circum stances, 

waived the contract and agreed to bar 

only the freshm en. 

It is a sp irit which 

T e x a s a p preciates and which speaks 
well for future relations between the

two institutions.

Director Belm ont has arranged an 
informal buffet supper for the two 
tea m s a fte r the g am e. Secretary T an ­
ner of the Y. M. C. A. has the matter 
in charge and has planned a pleasant 
ev e n in g for the tw o squads. There 
may be a few talks, but the object is 
to get the men to g eth e r and help e s ­
tablish a fe e lin g o f mutual good-will. 
Only the team s, m a n a g e rs, and coaches

will be present.

S il v e r & A llen , the Driskill b arb ers, 
have added one of the latest electric 
m assage machines to their shop.

Dr. F. W. Smith, Dentist, 722 Con­
gress Avenue, opposite Avenue Hotel.

DANCING SCHOOL
At P r ot e c t i on Hall

All the new dances tau gh t by Mrs. 
Sales and daughter. A guaranteed 
course on the waltz or twostep for $5. 
C lass nights, Mondays, W ednesdays 
and Fridays. Private le sio n s at any 
time during the day. Phone 2097.

Ors. S h a c k le fo r d and S h a c k le f o r d , 
dentists, 514-515-51(5 S ca rb ro u g h Bldg. 

Phone 318.

Dr. Grady H. Harrison, Dentist, 419 

Scarbrough Bldg. Old phone 1130.

Coming, Thanhouner Opera. Special return engage­
ment by popular demand. Date announced later.

On b eh alf of the stud en t body, Pres­
ident Adair has se n t the A g g ie coach 
and t e a m the fo llow in g letter:

F O U N D — A locker key, o w n er may 
get sam e by calling at office d e sc r ib ­
ing sam e, and paying for th is notice

Two new south room s w ith board; 
e veryth in g m odern; one block of c a m ­
pus. R ing old phone 2309.

LOST— Pair nose g la ss e s with gold 
chain, in black case bearing name of 
( ’has. Reese Optical Company. Re­
11-ID
turn to Texan office. 

F O U N D A w ay to m ake a 22k. 30 
g a u g e gold crown for $4 ut the Union

Painless D en tists.

LOST— Gold rim g la ss e s 

in case 
with name “ A. E. S te lfo x Co. ’ on it. 
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Return to T exan office. 

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Reserved Seats On Sale or E xchange on and after Nov. ll at 

I R. REED M USK’ COMPANY

Mutual Film C orporation P resen ts Daudet’s

I i S A P H O » I

A Great Feature Film With 
F L O R E N C E R O B E R T S 
The W i'-t- Own Emotional A ctress, in the Title Role

T O D A Y
SIV KEELS— 'TEN CENTS

CRESCENT THEATRE

BORROW ED ( ? ) — Thy law stU(lent
who borrowed m y “ Gardner on W ills 
Monday m orning a t 9:20 a. rn. will 
please return 
library 
table from which he removed it and 
11-18
oblige Harwood S tacy. 

it to the Law 

PHOTOGR U ’HS H a lf price to all 
students to D ecem ber I. S a tis fa c tio n 
guaranteed. 
Phone C o tta g e Studio, 
109 W est N inth street.

F O U N D — A 

fountain pen, owner 
m a y g e t sa m e by calling at Texan 
office and p a y in g for this notice.

Genuine Deep Shalt 
McAlester Coal

N ow is th e tim e to lay in your 

W in te r Supply

M cAlester Coal Co,

Poth Phones 246.

LOST — Th ursd ay, between Rio 
Grande and C afeteria or between 
C afeteria and main building, a gold 
carved bracelet. Finder please return 
to Texan office and receive reward.

Come and se e us for your S h a v in g 
Requisites. W e sell a n yth in g in the 
Toilet Line. Special Inducem ents to 
Students.

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Opposite the Driskill Hotel.
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W h a t a Pleasure 
to Clubdom

W e A r r a n g e Terms

J. R. REED MUSIC 
COMPANY

LOST— Black Morocco bound note 
c o n t a i n i n g notes and English 
book 
themes, and bearing name of Maud 
Barnes. Return to Texan office. 11-19

F O U N D — Blue Uxlge Mason’s e m ­
blem, com pass and square, Owner 
may receive sam e by calling at Texan 
office and paying for this notice. Il l

W A N T E D — By 

four young men 
two connecting rooms in good locality 
N o th in g lait first class rooms consid 
to Texan office
.■red. W rite reply 
11-21

Fine Dress 
Shoes for 
Ladies

the words that Christ is the only sa fe 
bed-rock upon which a man can build 

his character.

BANQUET 

s p e a k e r s c h o s e n

Class speakers for the annual ban­

quet o f the Law d ep artm ent, which 

will be given Decem ber 5, w ere elected 

yesterd ay. 

(Iowan Jones will repro 

sent the seniors, J. A. E aha rd 

the 

middlers, and Lynton Garrett 
juniors.

the 

T E L E G R A P H O R D E R S T E X A N S

O r d i n a r i l y 

it takes from ten days 
to two w eeks to have a su it or o v er­
coat made to order at Moore & Mor­
rison’s, but by u sin g the wire they 
are able to deliver a perfectly tailored 
g a rm e n t in a week's time. An order 
placed today can be relied upon 
tim e for T h a n k sg iv in g . 
In order to 
avoid disappointm ent, it would be wise 
to attend to h a vin g C uster at Moore 
& Morrison’s put o n e ’s dress suit in 
good condition a t an early date.

i 

DR. V IN S O N SRK AKS A l >. M. P. A.

iAMt Sunday afternoon at -I oYlocl 
Dr. R. E. V inton, president of 
the 
A ustin Theological Sem inary, spoke 
on “The College Man as an A r c h i­
tec t.” He aptly, clearly, and force* 
fu lly show ed that tho character of 
man in order to be mo t nearly pre­
f e c t m ust m eet the sam e requirement 
that an architectural structure does. 
T h at is, it m ust first be stable; att 
end, it m ust be useful; and third, it 
m ust be beautiful. He further showed 
th a t the college d ays of a you ng man 
are the foundation tim e of his 
life; 
and th a t the su ccess or failure of each 
m a n ’s life is determined by the fou n ­
dation th a t he lays during his college 
days. Dr. Vinson closed bis talk with

LOOK. YE INTELLIGENT PEOPLE!

U SE THE BRAINS THAT 
GOD GAVE YOU!

— ANSWER THIS QUESTION—

I H E 
HOW ON E A R T H CAN AN A M E R IC A N C VST PORTRAY 
D R A M A TIZA T IO N OF V F R E N C H N O V E L BY A F R E N C H A l - 
THOR, IN A S E F F E C T IV E M A N N E R AS A C O M PA N Y O I A LL - 
S T A R F R E N C H VRTIS I S ? 
I HE ONLY 
V ER SION AUTHORIZED BY Y LP H O N SE D A U D E T , A U T H O R OF

IT C A N NOT BE D O N E . 

“SAPHO”

WILL HE SHOWN IN FOUR MASSIVE PARTS AT THE

BES-MAR THEATRE
T O D A Y

Produced in France with the Great French Emotional Actress, Mile. 
C E C IL E G U Y O N , as “Saph o” and Mons. C H A S. K R A U S S as “J ean ,” 
supported by a Company of Renowned French A rtists.

— ADMISSION 5c AND 10c—

Your Money Back if Picture Is N ot as Advertised 
“T H A T 'S OU R G U A R A N T E E "

DOORS OPEN AT TEN A. M.

“ Nov. lfi, 1913. 

“Coach Lawman, Kansas Agricultural 
and Mechanical College, Driskill 

to 

institution, I wish 

Hotel. City.
“ Dear Sir: U nderstanding that you
and your team are now 
in Austin, 
h aving arrived to play what I believe 
is to be the first ga m e of football with 
your 
extend 
g re etin g s from the students o f the 
University of T e x a s to yourself, your 
its m anager, any others who 
team , 
m ay have accompanied you hither, 
and to the well known and meritorious 
institution which you represent; and 
in behalf of the members o f our s t u ­
dent body, I wish to ex p ress the hope 
th a t this is to be the b eginning of a 
friendly rivalry in athletics between 
the two S ta tes that are to be repre­
sented on Clark Field tomorrow.

them 

“ We salu te you as friends, and offer 
you a friend’s portion in our midst. 
lf there is a n y th in g that the students 
o f ‘T e x a s ’ may do to make you feel 
more at home, it will be a pleasure 
for 
that pleasant 
duty. The office o f the S tu dents’ A s ­
sociation is open to you all; and when 
on the cam pus, we trust that any one 
or all o f you? men will drop in to rest 
or get acquainted. YV e shall count it 
our opportunity. Very cordially yours, 

to perform 

“ A. G A R L A N D A D A IR , 

“ President Students' A ssociation.”

( HARLES AUSTIN

GIVES LECTURES

ON AGRICULTURE

Head of Public W elfare Department 
Makes Tour o f Southern Part 
o f S ta te— Gets Mon­
ster Lemon.

in Rural L ife” before 

Mr. Charles B. Austin, of the pub­
ic w elfar e d epartm ent o f the Univer­
sity, has returned from an extensive 
trip in the southern part o f the State. 
Mr. A u s t in brought back with him 
a h uge, ponderoso 
lemon, w eigh in g 
I pound and 15 ounces, which was 
p resented to him in Beeville. On last 
W ed n esd ay n ight he delivered an ad­
dress on “ Social and Economic Organ­
ization 
the 
S ta te F ed eration o f Woman'- Clubs 
in Corpus Christi. On Thursday he 
w as 
in v estig a tin g financial 
and m ark etin g conditions, and in the 
e v e n in g g a v e an illustrated lecture on 
“ A g ric u ltu ra l Credit and C o-O pera-! 
tion,” and on S atu rd ay n ight h e de- j 
livered an 
illustrated lecture on the 
sa m e subject in the new school audi­
torium a t T u leta. Mr. A ustin also 
visited Clairville, w here he 
is inter­
ested in the new school house that is 
bein g used as a social service center 
fo r th e co m m u n ity .

in A lice, 

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