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VOL. XVII.

A U S T I N , T E X A S , W E D N E S D A Y , F E B R U A R Y I t . 11*17.

No. 104

EIGHT VETERANS 
FORM NUCLEUS 

OF TRACK TEAM

POSTERS ANNOUNCE WOLFE SAYS BIRTH 

ENGINEER BANQUET CONTROL MAY CUT 
DOWN LIVING COST 

(ta la Event for "Old M an’s" D epart-

CITY ENGINEERS 

MEET TO ARGUE

ROAD PROBLEMS 

FEDERAL AGENT 

EXPLAINS WAYS

TO SELL TRUCK

J. BLALOCK AND 

SKILES EACH WIN 
$100 IN DEBATE

C inder P a t h A r tis ts Begin T r i- W e e k ­

ly T r a in in g — N ev Men 

to 

ment Set for F e b ru a ry 21- 

-(treat

T u r n o u t E xpected.

Be Selected.

Ed A ugly. 

T he E n g in e e rs a r e p la n n in g for a 
r e c o rd -b re a k in g tim e a t th e ir b a n q u e t 
held on the n ig h t of F e b r u a r y
to 
C a rto o n s and p o ste rs a r e b eing 
W ith th e lo w e rin g of th e b a r r ie r on oj 
the E n g in e e rin g 
the v a rio u s fea-

the tr a c k season only a m o nth a w a y . d isp layed daily 
Coach V an ( te n t h a s set h im se lf to 
the bisk of m olding a tr a c k te a m out 
of e ig h t v e te r a n s a n d a m u ltitu d e o r : 
T o d a y ’s p o s te r a d v e r tis e s seven of
m ore of t r y o u t s for th e sq uad s. Texas J the m ain f e a tu re s , a m o n g which a re 
“ P r e x y will a tte n d in
has no t 
“T he ‘Old 
y e a rs, a n d u n le ss 
costum e." 
M a n - f rom - Wr a sh i n gto n go a w ry , an-1 A\ l a n ’ w jH 
to b u st 
lie used 
a n o th e r, which re m a in s 
o th e r u n d e fe a te d se a so n will be th e Vm," a n d 
the
sh ro ud ed 
r e s u lt of his f i r s t y e a r ’s exp erience 
p rom ise th a t “ It will be th e r e .’’
in coach in g a T e x a s tr a c k te am . 

a t 
j Building, sh o w in g 
tunes of the banquet.

the follow ing: 
five 
th e an E n g in e e r ’s 

in 
th e p la n s of 

in m y s te r y , but w ith 

tr a c k m e e t 

tell how 

lost a 

to c a p t u r e 

f i r s t place, 

The s e c r e t of th e o r a n g e ’s cinder 

T he tic k e ts a re now on sale. The 
p a th success in th e p a s t h as been due “ o ld M a n " o ffe rs to lend to a n y E n ­
in no sm a ll p a r t to h a v i n g a t least s n e e r i n g stu d e n t who h a p p e n s not to
tw o m en e n te r e d in each e vent. W ith ! have the req u ire d $1.75 j u s t a t pres- 
this s y s te m 
failed 
would a lw a y s s ta n d a good chance of 
g e t t i n g both 
last 
places. T h is plan will be used a g a in 
th is y e a r . 
a n ; 
ad op tion o f th is s y s te m possible, the 
coach m u s t have m o re 
tim b e r fro m !
which to build his te a m , a n d w a n ts to 
see m ore m en o u t 
th e thrice- 
weekly drills.

ENJOYED BY MANY

OLD-TIME PARTY 

Is E n te r ta in e d By (Jam es 
and Dances.

they m o nths, w ith o u t in te re s t or secu rity, 

th e r u n n e r- u p and 

to m ak e 

In o r d e r 

fo r 

in use, if a T e x a s m an j e n t, t h a t a m o u n t fo r a period of tw o Pr is e * 

V a rs ity P ro f. (Jives U n e x p e c te d and Dean T. I .Taylor** D e p a rtm e n t S eeks

D e m o n stra tio n A g en ts of V. & M. B a g g e tt and P a r t e n 

l i e for $.70 Stel-

Unique Plan of M ee tin g P re se n t 
Day P rob lem s.

to F o s te r H ig hw ay Im prov e m en t 
S e n tim e n t.

( a lle g e H e a r I.. B. F lo h r (Jive 
I n te r e s tin g Talk.

fox W atch P r i z e —V a rs ity 
Teams N am ed .

tin* real 

C o u n ty d e m o n tr a tk m a g e n t s 

Dr. A. B. W olfe of the School of 
Economics began th e diseusion of the 
high cost of fo o d stu ffs y e s te r d a y by 
d e ta ilin g 
His l e c tu r e was one of 
d u r in g Home Economics W eek. 

P ra c tic a l road a n d s tr e e t building 
is b e in g th o r o u g h ly discussed and il- 
lu s tr a te d a t the m e e tin g of C ity E ngi- 
econom ic causes, h i r e r s a n d C ity O ffic ia ls now being 
those given ' held u n d e r the a u s p ic e s of the E n g i- 
I fleering D e p a r t m e n t of tin1 U n iv ersity
T h e tre m e n d o u s increase in p o p u l a - ! of T e x a s. T he m e e tin g w as called by 
tion d u r in g the la s t decade is a s sig n e d ■ Dean T. ll. T a y lo r a n d in Conjunction 
a s th e f u n d a m e n ta l cause of th e p r e - J with H om e Economics W eek, which 
“ A ny m e a s u re ,! has a t t r a c t e d la r g e n u m b e rs o f pub 
v a ilin g h igh prices. 
in m y p erson al ju d g m e n t, which a t 
lie-spirited citizens 
t i m p t s a n y th in g like a p e r m a n e n t re-; R e p r e s e n ta tiv e s fro m all sections o f ' noon in “ K ” Hall, 
lief," said Dr. Wolfe, “ m u s t 
of 
include T e x a s a r e in a tte n d a n c e . T h e object 
a teal an d sane m e a n s of b ir th con- of the m e e tin g is said to be to ta k e a d 
tro l." 

of 
| v a n ta g e of th e p r e s e n t road build in g p ro d u c ts w ere shown.

In th e de b a te fin als held last n ig h t 
in 
th r e e 
prizes w ere a w a r d e d a s follow s: O ne 
h u n d re d d ollars by VV. E. Pope of C o r­
pus C h risti for th e best individual de-
th e ir second d a y ’s m e eting b a t e r in the Law D e p a r tm e n t, to Rob- 
o r t L, Sk iles; $100 d n o a to d by D elta
individaul 
to J a c k 
lecture on B lalock; the $50 gold w a tc h , given by 
th,. S te lfo x C o m pa n y o f A u s tin , w as
fo r by S am B a g g e t t a n d J . R. 
tied 
im- j P a r te n . T h e dispo sition o f the l a t t e r 
(a rm prize will be decided to d a y o r to m o r - 

from 
the D e p a r tm e n t of E x te n sio n of A. & 
M. College cen te re d 
th e ir a tte n tio n
aro u n d th e problem of m a r k e ti n g the 
th e clubs o rg a n iz e d by
p ro d u c ts of 

B u re a u of M a rk e ts g av e a very 
tc r e s t i n g and 
»:treel post m a r k e t in g y e s te r d a y a f t e r 

I nitcd S t a t e s 1 S ig m a Rho 
in 

sh ip p in g 
Mr. Chlor em- row by lot.

Many slides 
p ro p e r m eth o d s 

the m , 
in 
h e re y e s te r d a y . 

th e L aw A u d ito r iu m , 

th e U n iv e rs ity , 

!>. F lo h r ot 

in I d e b a t e r 

in stru c tiv e 

to A ustin.

th e b e s t 

p ro p e r 

ami 

the 

the 

for 

L. 

T h e e m p h a s is given 

is a1
the problem cam e so m e w h a t a s a sur- g e s t ions a s to the best m a n n e r of con w ays a m ark e t for good f a r m prod 
rule 

audience was p re p a r e d to struct ion a n d m a in te n a n c e

J a c ts well packed. His g e n e ra l 

th is p h a se of se n tim e n t an d 

tim e ly Mi g- pintsized 

to o f f e r 

th e r e 

th a t 

fact 

the 

Each le c tu re is illu s tr a te d both by fo r success was 

h e a r o f th e increased o u tp u t of gold 
a s a r ea s o n for high prices a n d th e slides a n d by th e a ud ie nc e a d jo u r n i n g a n d use th e method b e s t fitte d to the 
influx of gold 
r e a so n of the p resen t w a r, a nd also bu ilt in tin- vario u s m a n n e rs. 
th e e le m e n ts o f w a ste p ointed out. But I 
th ey w e re s o m e w h a t s u r p ris e d a t t h e , R. (J. T y ler, t hi* f i r s t s p e a k e r y e s te r- 
in crease of p o p - . d a y morning,** is 
e m p h a s is laid upon 

th e fa rm -
c r , , a c c o rd in g to Mr. Flohr, is th a t he
one of does not look upon f a r m in g a s a husi-

“ T h e road problem of to d a y ," said T h e c h ie f d iffic ulty w ith 

to e x a m in e s tr e e ts a n d pieces of ro ad special case.

F a r m e r N eglects M arket,

th is c o u n try by 

d istin c tly 

into 

i 

follo w ing m en were 
given
on 
th e U n iv e r s ity d e b a tin g
J. K. C ro s s m a n , R. L. Skiles,
to e lim in a te w aste S. (I. B a g g e tt, C arl C a lla w a y , Robert

The 
places 
t e a m s : 

Filed, J. 

M 
J oh ns o n , and ll. T. B ow yer.

R. P a r te n , A lbert S. 

I wo s e p a r a te g ro u p s o f j u d g e s w’ere 
Used 
th e w in n e rs of 
Hie c o n te st. One g r o u p , compost'd of 
’Texas L e g is la tu r e , 
m e m b e rs of 
t h i r d
a n d 
th e m a n u f a c t u r e r ’s principle of a d v e t- places; th e o th e r g ro u p , com posed of 
ami

th e Public S p e a k in g D e p a r tm e n t 

in d e te r m in in g 

second, 

t h a t ness. F o r instance, he does not ap ply a w a rd e d 

first

th e 

in th e m oney sup ply a n d the re su lt- 
a n t

can w’orK no

nigh prices can w o rk no h a r m p r o p e r d r a in a g e an d to provide fo r a 

t h a t th e ch ief d if fic u lty is to se c u re U sing h is crop fo r sale. He 

goes 
p a y s very 

m e m b e rs of 

th e f a c u lty a w a rd e d

A c c o rd in g to Dr. W olfe, th e in c re a se clim a te p la y s an i m p o r t a n t p a r t, a n d 

th e ir s p u rs in p rev io u s seasons. > vvoman s >rvm ,a st n ‘tfht to p a r t a k e ot })|,. k oep pace w ith it. On th e o th e r 
increase in p o p u la tio n con- 

th e old-tim e play hand, an 

th e 100-yard a n d 220-yard Pa r l >- Miss VV rig h t opened the p a r ty chlored 

in 

th e 

light of 

th e 

Tilt' a p p lic a tio n of t a r v i a and o t h e r m a r k e t i n g 

for 
law of k e e p in g dow n d u s t a n d a s s i s t i n g d r a in - te n tio n to 

su r fa c e m a te ria l 

la rg e crowd w as p r e s e n t a t the if th e .salaries and w a g e s of th e peo- dry s u r f a c e on th e ro a d o r s tre e t.

a h e a d anti ra is e s a crop and 
little a t te n tio n 

to 

the p urp o se of f a r m e r should pay a t least h a lf his a t- R e p r e s e n ta tiv e s VV 

th e p ossibility ol places on th e d e fla tin g te a m s . 

On
Ila- finished p ro duct. T he th e first w ere S e n a to r A. W. D ayton,
ll Bouge VV E
th e facilities a n d possibili- 'Thomason, T. (J. H a rv e y , a n d Secre-

\ f t e r T a lk on “ P la y ," L a r g e Crowd a lation . 

m a in te n a n c e . W e m u s t 

realize 

P ^lY*n R p ro p e r b e g a n by th e c r e a s e th e real c o st of living a s ex-J the s p e a k e r s of th e m o rn in g ,
tf>’m rin se s choosing p a r t n e r s , p r e s s e d 

la b o r and sa c rific e , a n d . A. M. Bowles of D allas g a v e an ii
in 

d im in is h in g 

r e tu r n s m u st needs 

in- a g e w ere h ighly com m e n de d by all

tie s of m a r k e ti n g , and when In* does 
th is, he will be able to solve his own 
an y o n e else 
d if fic u ltie s b e tte r th a n 
him, said Mr. 

\ 

run 

As a nucleus f o r th e 1917 o u tfit, 
Van G e n t h a s e ig h t m en who have
won 
“ R u s ty " F r a m e , c a p ta in o f th e t e a m , ! th e e n jo y m e n t of 
will 
dashes. 
“ R ip ” L a n g is th e b e s t bet 
f o r the q u a r te r . H e will also be used 
relay. Lee 
a g a in th is y e a r in 
relay . Lee 
in 
Sens, who w as Clyde L ittle fie ld ’s u n ­
d e r s tu d y 
the 
th e a r t of 
tim b e rs, will be th e hope o f T e x a s in 
th e h a rd ie s, both hig h a n d low.

to p p in g 

th e 
th e 

on 

in 

a 

on 

concrete 

l u s t r a te d le c tu re 
built at va rio u s places in T e x a s a n d 
of th e m o rn in g
o t h e r S t a te s , a nd s h o w in g f ig u re s 0,1
cost o f c o n s tru c tio n a n d th e life of th e M> sion w as devoted to round tab le dis- 
j r u s s ia n a n d r e p o r ts from th e various
ro ads. 

'Tile g r e a t e r p a r t 

r o a d s ] can solve 

th e m 

’lohr.

for 

F. K. R ig h te r of A u sto n paid spe- J c ou nties. 

to th e c o n stru c tio n of 

ria l a tte n tio n 
T h is a f t e r n o o n ’s session was de- 
bitulith ic p aving , a n d used the s t r e e ts voted to in s tr u c tin g the new a g e n t s in 
th e work m eth od s o f o rg a n iz in g and d ir e c tin g
>f A u s tin as e x a m p le s of 
being done u n d e r t h a t m ethod.

( 'a n tlin g (dubs.

followed by 

" H a m , H a m ,! 

te r m s o f m oney.

" P a r t n e r ’s 0(j u u t 

in 
fro m th e visito rs, and p la y in g g am es, j n o t m e re ly 
j n d isc u ss in g o th e r ca u se s he p oint 
a m o n g which w ere, 
tr e m e n d o u s o v e r-c a p ita li- 
( hieken, H am , Bacon; 
and “ W a r .’ j c a tio n o f public service c o rp o ra tio n s. 
l a g ; ’ " R e la y Races, 
i„ r a ilr o a d s alone this w as e stim a te d 
T hese g a m e s were highly en jo yed by 
all, a n d w ere given a s a c tiv itie s of to i)0 ten billion dollars. So lo ng as 
j th e people m u s t p ay dividends on such
model e n te r ta in m e n ts , 
T h e g a m e s were 
th e tr e m e n d o u s a m o u n ts of w a te re d stock
“ D anish Dunce!
fo llo w in g folk dances: 
of G r e e t i n g s ; ’’ 
“ S h o t t i s h ; " “ C re ste d j 
H e n ; ’’ “ B eaux of Oak H ill," a n d “ Sev- > 
en J u m p s ." The n e x t f e a tu r e o f the 
p r o g r a m w ere 
a s 
follow’s: Solos, “ T h e Brook,' by
V ir g in ia Miller, a n d “ M a ry sia ," by 
Dora W ithe rspo on. 
A w a ltz , ‘‘G r a ­
cious,” w as th e n e x t re n d e re d by the 
class, a n d a duet, “ T he S w a n ," by 
C h ris tie Moore and P earl Zilker.

EVANGELIST LIKES 

THE TEXAS SPIRIT

Dr. Dew Sa vs V a rsity S h a c k s Shows 

People Are O u tg r o w in g 

( C ontinue d on p a g e 4)

classical d a n c e s , 1

T hem selves.

th e 

T h e c o stu m e s of th e tw o l a s t men- 
tioned ladies a n d V irg in ia Miller w ere 

u r l c a r m in g . 

I C I N E S S THROUGH 

U N I V E R S I T Y POSTAL 

SER VIC E I N C R E A S E S

, )r 

, „ 

, )pw> th(, ,.v a n ^ liat w ho i(

p r e a c h i n g in th e m e e tin g a t th e Uni*
likes T e x a 
v e r s ity B a p tis t C hu rch, 
a n d T e x a s U n iv e rsity . 
“ I d id n ’t u n ­
those s h a c k s ," said Dr 
d e r s ta n d all 
Dew, “ until I c a u g h t th e T e x a s sp irit.
You people j u s t c o n tin u a lly o u tg r o w
y o u rse lv e s."

The f e a tu r e of th e a f te r n o o n session 
w as c e rta in 
la b o r a to r y to*Is of ro a d 
build in g m a te r ia ls co nd ucted by J. P. 
N ash of th e E n g in e e r in g D e p a r tm e n t 
M ay or M e(’u rstio » will lec tu re th is 
to 9 

m o r n in g 
o ’clock on s a n i ta r y p ro blem s

room 111 

fro m 8 

in 

ALL MEN MAY BE 

IN ATHLETICS SOON

M h le tic D irector F'xpects 

to Show 

R e g e n ts ( . r a t i f y i n g Report 

Next S p r in g .

a p o s tm a s t e r 

U n iv e r s ity S ta tio n 

tr a n s a c t s s u f f i ­
cient p o s t office busin ess y e a r ly 
to 
e n title it to be classified a s a th ird - 
class office, with 
in 
c h a rg e , a n d d r a w in g twice th e s a la r y 
paid IL M. Spain , th e p r e s e n t clerk 
in c h a rg e .

Dr. Dew has been h e a rd by good a u ­
diences since th e o p e n in g of th e m e e t ­
ing. All who a tte n d a r e 
im p re sse d 
by his uniqu e method of p re a c h in g , 
w hich m u s t be w itnessed to be a p p r e ­
T h e o u s ta n d in g f e a t u r e s of 
ciated. 
his w o rk a r e his sim plicity, his sin-
s ta tio n will doubless r e t a in its p r e s e n t c e r ity , his power, an d his a b ility to 
c la ssific ation. 
com bine th e p a th e tic and th e h u m o r 
f o r 
p o rt 
ous in th e m o s t e ffe c tiv e way.
31, 1916: 

th e r e ­
the y e a r end in g D ecem ber

Mr. S p a in s a y s, how ever, t h a t th e 

F a llo w in g 

is 

“ W ithin tw o y e a r s ," said L. T. Bell­
m ont, “ we hope to h ave e v e ry m ale 
s tu d e n t in the U n iv e rsity e n g a g e d in 
some p l e a s a n t s p o r t .” 
plan of 
th is n a t u r e is em bodied in th e a n n u a l 
re p o rt se n t to th e B o ard of R e g e n ts, 
from th e A th le tic D e p a r tm e n t.

A 

Mr. B e llm ont is v ery e n th u s ia s tic . 
He feels t h a t p r o g r e s s is bein g made.
W h e re a s , fo u r y e a r s ag o , t h e r e w e r t . 
a b o u t 75 men p la y in g 
less 

in bask'-t-

th a n 

t h a t 

football a n d I ' n< 

His w ife, Mrs. Dew, is r e g a r d e d a s ! probably

S t a m p sales, $12,406.97; N u m b e r of an a r t i s t a t the p iano and also in vo- j ball, th e r e have been th is y e a r a b o u t J 

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HOWE TO ADDRESS 

STUDENTS TODAY

H ome Economics L e c tu re r Will Speak 
to Social Science S tu d e n ts at 
12 M. T oday.

I A t a luncheon y e s te r d a y , at. which 
he w a s th e g u e s t o f th e Economics, 
G o v e r n m e n t, and 
In s titu tio n a l H is­
to ry fa c u ltie s , U nited S t a t e s C o m m is­
I m m ig r a tio n Frederick C. 
sio n e r o f 
Howe w a s invited to a d d r e s s th e So­
cial Science 
.students of th e U n iv e r­
sity som e time d u r in g th e week.

H e a c cepted the inv itatio n, and will 
s p e a k on “ T h e W a r and H igh F i­
n a n c e " in th e Law A u d ito riu m tod ay, 
W e d n e sd a y , a t 12 o ’clock.

Mr. H o w e ’s talk will he especially 
the Social Science s tu d e n ts , b u t 
fo r 
the invitation to a tte n d has been e x ­
tended to e very on e in te r e s te d in th is 
in A u stin as
su b je c t. Mr. Howe 

is 

**!'’ s Pe a kers for Hom e F a t ­

riomics W eek.

t a i y o f S t a te C. J . B a r tl e tt.

In 

I). S h u r te r , 

th e G ro u p of j u d g e s w ere Dr. 
FL 
F’ra n c is, J. 
( ’. 
I. P a t t e r s o n , H. (J. J a m e s , W. R. Duf- 
fcy, a n d B. O, Brown.

I. 

in 

I he a u d ie n ce w as divided 

its 
s e n tim e n ts as r e g a r d s 
th e decisions, 
a n d m a n y selected o th e r m en for th e 
v a rio u s places. T h e c o n te s t w as very 
close, a n d th e w in n e rs w’e re w in n e rs 
oidy by a shade.

th e 

a n d 

B e tw e e n 

s p e a k in g 

th e 
j u d g e s ’ decisions, ( .c o r g e Holmes, d i­
re c to r of 
the Glee F lu b , w a s called 
upon for m usical e n t e r t a i n m e n t . He 
th e 
to s in g a solo, b u t 
r e f u s e d 
s tu d e n ts 
in v a rio u s s o n g s arui yells. 
Individual yells were given fo r e ach 
o f th e d e b a te rs .

led 

J he ju d g e s w ere o u t a b o u t tw e n ty - 
five m in u te s, Dr. S h u r t e r an n o u n c e d 
th e 
of 
ju d g es.

decisions o f both 

g r o u p s 

“ORDER OF T” TO 

CONVENE IN MAY

Plan* Being Made for E n t e r t a i n m e n t 

o f V a rsity 's F o r m e r 

A th letes.

W h e n th*- " O r d e r o f T " c o nv e ne s on 
May I I and 15, they will w e a r c ir c u ­
la r b a d g e s of yellow a n d w hite, m e a s ­
u r in g a b o u t fo u r inches a c r o s s , am i 
b e a r in g a la rg e T, th e head o f a lo n g ­
horn s te e r, and th e w ords, “ T h e E y e s 
of T e x a s A re Upon Y ou."

fur 

E n t e r t a i n m e n t is now b e in g p l a n ­
ned 
th e se old s t a r s . T h e y will 
w itness th e tw o base b a ll g a m e s w ith 
A. & M., and be th e g u e s t s a t a b a n ­
quet a t th e “ C a f." T h e r e will p r o b ­
ably be a rally, u t which th e v isito rs 
will a d d r e s s th e s t u d e n t body.

issued, 

insured 

is o r g a n iz in g 

1445; n u m b e r cal music. She 

m oney o rd e r s 
of m oney o rd e rs cashed, 1735; n u m . y o u n g people into a choir, a n d t r a i n i n g 
ber r e g u l a r le tte r s m ailed, 862; n u m - t h e m fo r special sing in g.
ber C. O. D. p a c k a g e s m ailed, 240; I 
n u m b e r 
p a c k a g e s m ailed, I 
1271; e s tim a te d n u m b e r o f po st of-1 
I 
fice p a c k a g e s m ailed, 12,000. 

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in te r e s t can be a ro u se d
to a s s u r e good p ro fits , th e U n iv e rsity 
issued a n d th e sm all n u m b e r of let- Glee Club h as a g r e e d to s in g a t Waco, 
i n te r e s t in g f e a t u r e s C leb urn e, a n d F'ort W orth, g i v i n g th e 
te r s m ailed a r e 
of th e re p o r t. A t p r e s e n t th e sta tio n ; net proceeds to th e $100,000 S t u d e n t s ’ 
is in c h a r g e o f one clerk and one a s - 1 Loan F’und.
s is ta n t. 

The la r g e n u m b e r o f m oney o rd e rs 

If e n o u g h 

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G E R M A N I A PR O G R A M . 

 

 

F o llo w in g 

is 

th e p r o g r a m of 

th e 

G e rm a n ia L ite r a r y 
m e e ts t o n i g h t in the G irls’ S tu d y H a ll: 

T h is fund 

is being ra ise d by 

th e
I 
j fo r m e r s t u d e n t s of 
th e U n iv e rs ity ,
a n d is to be used rn a id in g s tu d e n ts
who sho w u nsual inte lle c tu a l ability.
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.Society w h i c h 1 R E A G A N R E N D E R S P R O G R A M .

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tin 506 men w o rk in g 
th e r e jire «t 
to o m,.,. 
th e r e a r e a t p r e s e n t som e 700 men 
pla y in g b a sk etb a ll.

..recent 

c / . m e 

a t 

football, a n d . C P I P I X F F I k F l f ' S H T * O W 

I I \ 1 1 MamJ I I V II 1 1 U n

FOR WRIGHT CUP

M any men have t e s tif ie d t h a t they 
feel m uch b e tte r a s a r e su lt o f th e ir 
increased bodily a c tiv ity . Mr. B ell­
m ont spoke with prid e of th e p e r s o n ­
nel of th e a th le tic fore*-, a n d its e f f i ­
ciency.

fo u r y e a r s 

In his rem in iscences, th e a th le tic d i­
re c to r w e n t back 
to th e 
tim e when th e g y m w as in a m is e r a ­
ble condition, when ( 'la r k F ield was 
b u t a b it of p a s t u r e arid th e g r a n d ­
s ta n d a m e re shed. w hen the crowd of 
6006, which viewed th e N o tr e D am e 
g am e , could h a rd ly be ac c o m m o d ated , 
a n d w hen 
th e A th le tic D e p a r tm e n t 
was an o b je ct o f c h a r ity f o r the b u s i­
ness m en of A u stin.

land can be o b ta in ed , 

This r e m a r k a b le g r o w th 

is a t t r i b ­
uted to th e A th le tic Council, m ore th a n 
to a n y o t h e r one fa c to r . A s soon a s 
s u ita b le 
th e 
fun ds will be r e a d y fo r a new p e r m a ­
im p ro v e m e n ts, 
n e n t 
d r e a m s f o r 
which h a v e 
y e a r s , a r e t a k i n g th e fo rm o f p o ssi­
bilities, an d m ay soon be realized.

g y m . O t h e r 

been 

b u t 

S enior 

( o-E ds May C a p t u r e G irls’ 

E N G I N E E R H A S S U C C E S S .

B a sk etb all T r o p h y — F r e s h m e n Are 

( lose C o ntenders.

T h e f i g h t for the Louise II. W rig h t 
loving cup 
is g ro w in g very sp irited 
a m o n g th e g i r l s ’ ba ske tba ll te a m s. So 
fa r, th e Freshmen are a h e a d , h av in g 
an u n u su a l record of no d e f e a ts . T h e ir 
o p p o n e n ts, th e S eniors, won 
th e cup 
in t h e ir So ph om ore and J u n i o r y e a rs, 
an d have g r e a t hopes f o r th e g a m e on 
F e b r u a r y 23.

If 

the Se n io rs win, 

th e n a n o t h e r 
g a m e will be n e c e ssa ry to decide th e 
w in n e rs o f th e cup, fo r it is require'* 
t h a t tw o g a m e s o u t of th r e e be won.
F rid a y n ig h t a t th e g y m th e Seniors 
a n d the 
will p la y t h e S o p h o m o re s 
F r e s h m e n 
Ju n io rs. One p o s t­
th e 
poned g a m e m u s t be played, a n d th e n 
the 
th e 
g a m e on th e 23rd.

.schedule will be closed 

f o r 

1*0 Do r f m an o f P i t t s b u r g , T e x a s , 
a T e x a s E le c tric a l E n g i n e e r o f 1916, 
re c en tly p r e s e n te d to a N o r t h e r n elec­
tric a l con cern an im p ro v e d d e sig n of 
a sm all m achine. T he d e sig n , a f t e r 
b eing c a r e f u lly e x a m in e d , w a s im m e ­
d ia te ly p a te n te d by th e e le c tric al c o m ­
p an y .

M E D A L S F O R R U N N E R S .

M edals h ave been re c e iv e d by th e 
A th le tic D e p a r tm e n t fo r th e f ir s t six 
r u n n e r s who c om p le te d t h e c ro ss c o u n ­
tr y held se v e ra l weeks a g o in th e in ­
t r a m u r a l series. T h e y a r e th e s ty le 
th a t will be used in all th e m e d a ls f o r 
the 
s im ila r 
e ve n ts. T h e m en to g e t m e d a ls a r e , 
H. W. T a y lo r, Boyd W illia m s, W. K. 
Sa le s, (». I. Lewis, L. K. C ry , a n d S. 
G a rdena.

indiv id ual w in n e rs 

in 

S o ngs by 

Th© i n v e s ti g a t in g c o m m itte e of th e 
th e club; re a d in g , Miss! T h e R e a g a n m e t y e s te r d a y a f t e r -
A g n e s Z ie h lm a n n ; e ssa y , Miss Rosa noon a n d ren d e re d the follow ing pro- 
S e n a te s a t in e x e c u tiv e session y e s t e r ­
day. Dr. R. E. Vinson a n d a n u m b e r 
K n ik e r; de ba te , Resolved, 
R u d im e n t a r y W o rsh ip 
B la n k e t T ax, 
of f a c u lty m e m b e rs a p p e a r e d before 
th e s tu d e n t body of t h e U n iv e rsity , be P o w e rs, M ary Robertson, 
c o m m itte e a n d o ffe re d testim o n y .
abolished. A f f ir m a tiv e , A lfre d W ack- W o r s h ip of 
O nly th o s e m e m b e r s of th e fa cu lty 
e r a nd E. E. P r e s s le r ; n e g a tiv e , E. j G lady s Miller.
in f a v o r of th e in v e s tig a tio n w ere call­
L ochte a n d H a r r y Lochte. Vocal so- 
th e c o m m itte e y e s te r d a y
ed before 
Those opposed to th e in v e s tig a tio n will j lo, Adolf Seebe; c u r r e n t ev e nts, M i s s 1 Miss M innie Lee Borden was initi- 
a p p e a r before th e c o m m itte e tod ay. 

C u lts of M ystic Pow er, Alice Miller.

I a te d into th e society.

S u p e r h u m a n Beings,

th is y e a r upon 

t h a t the g r a m :

H u ld a E berle. 

of N a t u r e

levied 

the m a n a ro u n d whom 

Only one m an from th e trio which 
handled th e w e ig h ts end of th e m eets 
last y e a r h a s r e tu r n e d . H o m e r W a its 
is 
th e coach 
will build his s h o t p u t, discus a n d 
h a m m e r 
javelin 
th r o w is introduced th is y e a r , as the 
T. I. A. A. officials in ten d it should, 
Gillis Jo h n s o n , who is e x perienced in 
th a t b ra n c h of Decalon, will pro bably 
hold down t h a t job on th e te a m

th r o w e r s . 

th e 

If 

T u la n e S m ith , a n o t h e r T m a n from 
1916, will have to b e a r th e b r u n t of 
in th e ju m p s . H e is also 
th e w ork 
a q u a r te r - m ile r. 
In th e lo n g e r d is­
ta n c e s, tw o m en h av e re tu r n e d . F r e d ­
e ric k s in th e mile a n d B aldw in in the 
8 8 0-ya rd run.

Two m en a m o n g th e t r y o u t s who 
h av e a p p e a r e d to d a te give e a rly p r o m ­
ise of d e ve loping into r e g u l a r s before 
th e se a s o n begins. T a y lo r, who e s ­
ta b lish e d a m onopoly on f i r s t place 
in re c e n t cross c o u n tr y m a ra th o n s , is 
e x pe c te d to show’ som e f ir s t- c la s s s t u f f 
in th e hile-run. G oudge is d isp la y in g 
good fo rm a n d quite a bit of speed in 
t h e s p r in ts . He s t a n d s a n excellent 
chance of 
the 
team .

la n d in g a b e r th on 

in 

th e 

th e 

tr a c k 

te a m . T h is 

A t th is period of th e seaso n it is 
im possible to tell j u s t w h a t p ro sp e c ts 
T e x a s h as 
line. T he 
ro u g h in g will likely be a little to u g h e r 
th a n l a s t y e a r, f o r F r e s h m e n ca n n o t 
p la y on 
the 
a v a ila b le m a te r ia l fro m which to mold 
I t will be re m e m b e re d t h a t 
a squad. 
e a rly -s e a so n 
m uch o f M e tz e n th in ’s 
w o rr y a y e a r a g o w a s 
into 
t u r n e d 
ja m - u p jo y when he u n e a r th e d a q u a r ­
te t o f F r e s h m e n p hen om s. No such 
luck fo r th e p r e s e n t m e n t o r is po ssi­
ble. 

lim its 

.

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DISCUSS “PROBE”

F’acu lly M e m be rs A g a i n s t I n v e s tig a ­

tion Will Be ( ailed T oday Be­

fore S e n a te .

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E n t e r e d a s s e co n d c l a s s m a t t e r a t t h e 
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IM T H E W H A L E

S< H O O L

A n d now. m y f r i e n d s , t h i s is t h e g l a d ­

W h e n s e n t i m e n t a l n o t h i n g s a r e the 

E a e h g u y h a - 

f r a m e d u p j u s t w h a t 

s o m e d a y ,

t h i n g ,

he will s a y ,

t h e s t r i n g .

To t h a t f a i r m a i d , w h o h a s hi m or 

B u t f o r me, t h e r e n e v e r h as bee n one 
love I

t h e t a l e o f 

W h o ’d 

l i - t e n 

to 

spil led,

a m done,

t h rilled.

A n d if t h e y ’ll o n l y a n s w e r m e , P m 

A n d vet, J t r y to k ee p m y s p i r i t s free 
I r o m vai n r e g r e t s , arid v a g u e , u n ­

c e r t a i n f e a r s ,

A gir l is onl y h u m a n j u s t like me, 

Mavin I ll get m e one in a f t e r y e a r s .

Rut 

til! t h a t d a y , w h e n I f ee l c u p i d s 
d a r t ,

A n d t h e n fall sick, a n d d r oo p , a s is 

I w i sh to s p e a k w h a t ’s u p m o s t in my 

t h e rule,

h e a r t ,

489.

W hen I h a v e s a i d , “ Mood m o r n i n g , ” I 

I N T R VMI R A L S DRAW I NO TO 
A C L O S E .

My g r e e t i n g , 

to you, f r i e n d s ! Th* 

who l e b l a m e d school!

The i ntr a mu r a l work in b a s ­
ket hall is c o mi ng to a d o s e . T w o 
the w i n n i n g 
and 
w e e k s more 
te a m will have th e ha nd s o m e l o v ­
i ng cup, whi c h has been on d i s ­
play at the \ arsitv P h a r m a c y , as 
a reward for it" su c c e s s f u l s e a ­
son. 
The t e a m that wi ns will 
lie the one that has, by c o n s i s t ­
practice, 
e nt work and daily 
s how n the proper spirit and d e ­
s e r v i n g tacti cs.
T i k i m u c h 
 

c a n n o t Im

c r e d i t 

 

' 

* * 

* Al ‘ 1 

g i v e n Di re ctor Derry W hi tak e r 
for th e i nte r e st t h a t has been 
c l e a t e d am o ng 
t h e frater ni ty 
and hoarding ho us e te ams. He 
is a wor ke r — w o r k i n g 
for the 
boys— and t h r o u g h hi s daily e f ­
f o r t s has made possi bl e a c o m ­
fri endl y 
pe t i t i ve 
s p or ts at 
o f
T e x a s .

s y s t e m 
the 

I ni ve rsi ty 

in 

Let s e v e r y on e plan to see the 

O N T H E

FIRING LINE

‘T H E E S S E N l l XL BO. ’

t h a t 

A l f r e d N’oye , in c o m m e n t i n g up on 
s o me of his s e l e c ti o n s , s a i d 
In 
p r e d i c t e d t h e p r e s e n t w a r , a n d g a v e it 
t o Id-, fellow c o u n t r y m e n in t he f o r m 
it 
t h e y 
ol p o e t r y , but 
F r o m this, is a p p e a r - 
j us t a p o e t r y . 
t h a i ut* need t o d i g e s t t h e 
t h ou g h t* 
a s * x p r e sod by 
t h e p o e t s , a l t h o u g h
t v i t i i u n J ' I
v i n 
* \ y 
r y t h m i c a l a n d f l o w er y , t o r t h e y may 
h e a r g r e a t l y upo n o u r f u t u r e .

looked u p o n 

p o l i s , 

I ■ 

' 

I t a k e oc c as io n to b r i n g to y o u r a t
te n t ion a t h o u g h t a s p ie s en t e i ] in " T h o 
Last W o r d , ’’ in y o u r i ssue o f E e b r u 
.try 9th. 
t he 
a u t h o r 
the or y 
t h a t a gir l m u s t a t t i r e h er se l f 
r i di c ul ous, or el se ‘‘S h e be m i n u s t h a t 
<* 

‘ lit in I A Bo,”

a d v a n c e s 

I he 

Boys, ut- must a d m i t 

t h a t 

t h e r e i 

in t h i s 
m o r e t r u t h 
t he 
nee d s h o u l d e r 
 
.................... 
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t hail p o e t r y . W e 
t he 
On 
bl a me . 
 
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,...... 
t h e p o o r c r e a t u r e s
to o u r d e m a n d s , bu
but

111 v 
r a n i - . ’ a r e 

pl av o f f s in the i ntr amur al has- U,lu a c qu i e s ce 
' T r,'ll<l t h a t 
Let ball gam e s, and w hen that 
bel ball ga m e s , and when that 
i g n o r a n t of 
is over, wat c h Hic f ir st 
se r i e s 
a r e a t t h e s t e e r i n g - w h e e l * a n d a “ B o ” 
i ntr amur al
tackle 
t e a m 
• > M' n I in I, let us, in m a k i n g o u r de
i 
c h am pi ons. Di r ec tor Whi tak e r 
ll emir h ea ds a n d h e a r t s , a n d
" m u d 
ha s c halle nged Lo a c h N an Gent, j ‘L*mnnd a m e d i u m b e t w e e n t he “ p u n
m d 
and the coach ha s v e r y kindly 
acc epted.

I b i s c h a r g e m u s t nut In* laid upon
‘g a i n , t he h ur de i 

t h e y h a v e n ’
I f iv
this. 

t h e c o a c h h a s v i r v 

is too g r e a t , a n d 

‘‘s t i e m e t y p e

k i . u l l v " u 

the 

, h ' 

1 

' 

t of all. 

Every boost t ha t can h e a v e n 1 t h e u rn 

l e ads us one ■■ore b r a i n s , 

g i r l s will at 
i nt r am ur al wor k 
tin
t h e e r r o r o f oui
s t e p nearer to o u r de si r e d goal : w a > • an,i p r o c l a i m in p o e t r y , “A Bo 
“ A t h l e t i c s for all, 
build o f all, and not for t h e sake 
<»f t he pl e asure it g i v e s one to 
s e e t he vari ous e x Iii hit i ons.”

but s u f f r a g e i ”
H NL C t N N I N G HAM

P O L I T I C S X S. P O L I T I C S .

for the up ! 1 not 

•* e n 11 a I, but

,*e 
ce 

th,

c i r c ul ati ng 

How can one do hi s hest wor k 
w h e n t h e r e a l w a y s e x i s t s ti f e ar 
lie of no 
that his e f f o r t s will 
a v a i l ? H umor s 
to 
that e ff e c t s e r v e to di s or ga n i z e 
a I ni ve r si ty, i ts faculty and s t u ­
dent body. 
to 
s o l v e th e pr obl em is to find t he 
to find 
tr u th . 
t h e one way 
t h i s tr ut h is by t a k i n g 
‘the lid 
of se c r e c y" of f, and ke e pi ng it 
o f f . wi th the i n te nt i o n neve r to
, , 
r e tu r n t o t h e old r e g i m e c har ac - 
te r i s t i c to the pr a c ti c e s o f the Ki'K-’n t s 
past .

The only way 

. , 

. 

. 

I ho s t u d e n t body, f o l l o w i n g t h o ox 
ion of w i l l i n g n e s s on t h e p a r t of 

! p r o 

t h e ( a m i t y , h a s joined wi t h tho a l u m 
" i , a n d a s k e d f o r a n i n v e s t i g a t i o n of 
t ho i n t e r n a l w o r k i n g s of t h e U n i v e r 
I n d e n t body w as e n d 
'*ty • A n d t h e 
i n v o s t i g a t i o i 
Merit I\ 
s h o u l d bo m a d e ; a n i n v e s t i g a t i o n not 
f r a u g h t wi t h pol i t ica l h a t r e d n o r p e r 
s o n a l p r e j u d i c e, but a n 
i n v e s t i g a t i o n 
w h i ch will di sc l ose t h e r ea l w r o n g , if 
any w r o n g e x i s t s .

c o r r e c t . An 

It will be 

r e m e m b e r e d 

a m o s ot 
p o i n t e d bv 
S e n a t e for c o n f i r m a t i o n . 
l o m i r m a u o n . 
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th, 

tht 
tin* t h r e e n e w R e g e n t s a p ­
t h e G o v e r n o r a r e b e f o r e 
It w a s
it wa."
iui 
if th,.so new

t h a t 

 

I he S e n a t e 

C o m m i t t e e o f 
t h r e e is wo r ki ng daily g a t h e r i n g 
t e s t i m o n y to se e w h e t h e r or not 
a publ ic i n v e s t i g a t i o n would be 
a d v i s a b l e . Ce r t ai n l y 
the truth 
c a n n o t hur t the S t a t e , and e ve n 
if it i s i n j u r i ou s to s e m e one who 
h a v e not done what they shoul d, 
t h e pe op l e ar e e n t i t l e d to know 
i t.

H a v e y o u told 

t h e fol ks at 
h o m e t hat t h e r e is a d e m a n d and 
a ne e d for ,\ public i n v e s t i g a t i o n ? 
I nc or por ate that in t h e next l e t­
ter.

A r e sol ution’ d o e s not e ffe c t 
th e r e p r e s e n t a t i v e in publ ic l ife 
like t h e l e t t e r s f r o m t h e vot e r s.

I ii meet you at Reasonover’a Bar­

ber Shop, Littlefield Building.

B i g g s & Co., c l e a n e r s a n d t a i l o r s .

to 

took 

t h e S e n a t e 

t h e e f f e c t 
took p lace a t 

t h e G o v e r n o r 
o f fi c e, 
won bl cai ry n u t his o r i g i n a l p r o g r a m 
I he n a m e s of t h e s e m e n w e r e t o corm* 
b ef . . re 
F r i d a y m o r n i n g . 
S a t u r d a y m o r n i n g ’s p a p e r c a r r i e d a n 
a c c o u n t 
t h a t a h e a t e d 
t h e “ e x e c u ­
a r g u m e n t 
t i v e - e s M o n ” o v er t he c o n f i r m a t i o n of 
t h a t 
th* se o f f i c e r s , 
t l i t h e r a c t i o n w a s p o s t p o n e d . 
Fr i - 
in m e e t i n g , 
“ h' * N1 
a d o p t e d a r e s o l u t i o n a s k i n g t h e S e n ­
it.
ti* a p p o i n t a c o m m i t t e e t o inves-
gut* f or t h e m s e l v e s . A m a s s m e e t 

t h e r e s u l t b e i n g 

g t he ( a c u i t y , 

1 

‘ ^ 
l o w i n g t he m e e t i n g 
t h e f a c u l t y , 
p a s s e d a r e s o lu t i on a s k i n g f o r t he in- 

Mu d e n t body S a t u r d a y , fol
o f 

j ' e s t i v a t i o n a b o v e r e f e r r e d to.

te e f f e c t s ? T h e 

B m fly, thi s is t h e w a y t h e s i t u a ­
t i o n s t a n d s . W h a t will be its p r o b a ­
i n v e s t i g a t i o n c o m ­
t h e 
m i t t e e , if it c o m e. , will c o m e a t 
e x - s t u d e n t s , s t u ­
t h e 
s o l i c i t a t i o n of 
d e n t s , a n d f a c u l t y . T h e n e w B o a r d o f 
R e g e n t s w e r e r u m o r e d to c o m e p l e d g ­
e d t o s u p p o r t t h e G o v e r n o r —t h e G o v ­
e r n o r , r i g h t o r w r o n g .

H ow w i l l 

t h e S e n a t e I n v e s t i g a t i n g 
C o m m i t t e e c o m e ? 
I f t h e c o m m i t t e e 
H o r n t h e S e n a t e d o e s c o n d u c t a n i n ­
v e s t i g a t i o n , will 
t h e n e w B o a r d o f 
R e g e n t s 

i n s t i t u t e 

a n o t h e r 

p r o b e ?

You’ll Make a Safe Hit

You IUiv Your Goods Fr om U s

Hast* ba I Is 
H ats

S u i t s

G love s

M as ks

Sh o e s

C & S Sporting Goods Co.

6 13 C o n g r e s s 

T e l e p hon e SIO

G a t e s

— ^ m w

11

I

FOR MEN ONLY
( l athe s t h a t a d v e r t i s e good f e a t u r e s and i ndi vi dual i z e men.
Th e world a c c e p ts us at our o w n val uati on, and tai l o r ­
made c l o th e s put a h i g he r val uati on on the man tha t w e a r s 
th e m .

.lust W h a t You W a nt in patte r n and qual i ty i s a w a i t i n g 
*

yo ur se l e c ti on. 

Let I s Tailor Your N e w S p r i n g C l othe s.

University Toggery Shop

t h e S e n a t h e x o n e r a t e s 

L e t ’s p u t it pl a i nl y. 
f r o m 
ilty, a n d 
c a s t o v e r 
e l i e r “ s a f e l y ” s t a r t a n o t h e r 
g a t i o n ? H e c o u l d n ’t.

If t h e c o m m i t t e e 
t h e f ac- 
is s p r e a d b r o a d ­
t h e ( l o v ­
i n v e s t i ­

t hi s n e w s 
t h e S t a t e , coul d 

t he 

t h e 

t h a t 

i n v e s t i g a t i o n wh ic h 

One would n a t u r a l l y g e t t h e i m p r e s ­
sion 
is 
now b e i n g a g i t a t e d is f o r t h e p u r p o s e 
o f d e f e a t i n g 
“ r u m o r e d ” a c t io n , 
m e n t i o n e d by o ne o f t h e . spea k er s a t 
he m a s s m e e t i n g 
S a t u r d a y , w h i c h 
lie G o v e r n o r c o n t e m p l a t e d m a k i n g in 
lune. B u t is i t ? 
it n o t possible 
t h a t t h e i n v e s t i g a t i o n b y Hie S en a t e 
s for t h e p u r p o s e o f f o r e s t a l l i n g a la- 
er i n v e s t i g a t i o n by t h e new B o a r d c f 
R e g e n t s ?

Is 

I V r so n a l ly I h a v e t h e u t m o s t f a i t h 
t he f a c u l t y , a n d be l ie v e t h e U n i ­
i n v e s t i g a t i o n , 

n 
v e r s i t y can s t a n d a n y 
public o r p r i v a t e .

W o n d e r if it 

i s n ’t all p o l i t i c s ?

L. ('. B R A D Y .

THE ELLIOTTS’

I here are a few more pictures 

of frats, societies and clubs to be 

made for the Cactus. Time is 

limited— make your date with

THE ELLIOTTS’

McKe a n , EILERS & CO.

W h o le sa le Dry Goods, N o tio n s 
and F u r n ish in g Goods 
A U S T I N ................................................T E X A S

C H A P E L N O T IC E .

is 

Dr. K i n g o f t h e M e t h o d i s t 
in c h a r g e o f 
Billie C h a i r 
t h i s wee k. H e 
t he e x e r c i s e s 
h as been 
a b o u t t h e 
t a l k i n g 
A p o s t l e s < r e e d f o r t w o m o r n ­
F i r s t he t a l k e d on t h e 
ings. 
in God, 
d o c t r i n e , I b el ieve 
y e s t e r d a y he s p o k e 
t h e 
on 
t h e m e , 
J e s u s 
b e l ie v e 
( h r i s t , o u r Lord. T h e p o i n t 
s t r e s s e d m o r e t h a n o t h e r s w a s 
J e s u s r e v e a l s 
t h e f a c t 
God, 
to us, a n d 
b r i n g s us in t o u c h w i t h him,

t h a t 
t h e F a t h e r , 

in 

I 

I he e x e r c i s e s a r e s h o r t a n d 
s n a p p y , a n d will do y o u good.
( o m e a n d s e e ; c om e e a r l y , so 
you c a n sing. XX e a r e g l a d 
to we l c ome Mr. R a m s a y b ac k 
to hel p wi t h t h e mu s i c, a n d we 
a r e a l s o g l a d to a n n o u n c e t h a t 
his wif e is f i n a l l y on t h e r o a d 
o f r e t u r n i n g h e a l t h , a n d t h a t 
his d a u g h t e r 
f ine 
y o u n g lady.

is q u i t e a 

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Students!

SEE
Bauer Bros

T H E BIG S T O R E

The Real S a n i t a r y St o r e 

2.~>th and G uadal upe S t r e e t 

Old P h o n e s 182-967-690

JNO. L. MARTIN

FOR S T U D E N T L A M P S A N D 
. S U P P L I E S 
E V E R Y T H I N G E L E C T R IC A L 

Phone 320 

40 8 C o n g r e ss

R. H . S M I T H

U N I V E R S I T Y T A I L O R S H O P

Old P hone 825 

P r e s s i n g and Repai r i ng
2214 G u adalup e St.

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—Work and Prices Both R i g h t -

I EX XS E N G I N E E R S IN D E M A N D .

I oat 

f i l l i n g 

(or m e n c a p a b l e o f 

t h e “ Did M a n ’s ” E n g i n e e r s 
m a k e g o o d is s h o w n ’by t h e f ac t t h a t 
D ea n Tayl or h a s r e c e i v e d l e t t e r s a s k ­
i n g 
t h e 
f o l l ow in g p o s i t i o n s : O n e R e i n f o r c e d
C o n c r e t e E n g i n e e r , o ne Count y’ H i g h ­
way E n g i n e e r , a n d o n e C o m b i n a t i o n 
E n g i n e e r a n d D r a f t s m a n . T h i s m a k e s 
a t o t a l o f t e n a p p l i c a t i o n s f o r E n g i ­
n e e r s wh i ch h a v e b e e n r e c e i ve d si n c e 
J a n u a r y I, 1 9 1 1. 
I he Civil E n g i n e e r s 
e n r o l l e d s u p p l y o n l y a b o u t o n e - h a l f 
>t t h e n u m b e r o f s u c h m e n nee de d t o 
(ill e n g i n e e r i n g p o s i t i o n s .

B U L L E T I N P O P U L A R .

A l e t t e r w a s r e c e n t l y r ec ei ve d f r o m 
t h e Co l l e g e o f I n d u s t r i a l A r t s o f D e n ­
ton, a s k i n g f or s e v e n t y - f i v e c o pi e s o f 
‘D o m e s t i c S ci e n ce in P u b l i c S c h o o ls , ” 
u bu l l e t i n whi ch w a s r e c e n t l y p r i n t e d 
by 
Hon, 
Schools. T h e s e b o o k s a r e w a n t e d 
f u r n i s h t h e g r a d u a t e s o f C. I. A. wh o 
i n t e n d to t e a c h d o m e s t i c science.

t h e U n i v e r s i t y School o f Visit*-1 
f or t h e us e o f a f f i l i a t e d H i g h I 
t o 1 

e xt IT S NOTICE.

Sec r e t a r y -1 r e a s u r e r s 

o f 

s o c i e t i e s . 1 

f r a t e r n i t i e s 

vulhs, 
s o r o r i t i e s , 
P l e a s e call a t t h e C a c t u s of f i c e a n d 
p a y t h e f e e s on C a c t u s p i c t u r e s . T h i s 
is p a s t due. 

r . £ W H I T E ,

a n d 

Re nt or P u r c h as e an

U N D E R W O O D

“ The M a c hi n e You Will 
E v e n t u a l l y B u y ”

112 W. 7th St . 

P h o n e 87

1847 

1916

JOHN BREMOND CO.

W H O L E S A L E G R O C E R S
And AR U
r{™‘s l e t? ° r H *Sh Gr ade C o f f e e s 
T e x a s Oddest Job bi ng H o u s e

MEYER MENCHEN

T H E P R A C T I C A L T A IL O R 
M a k in g L a d ie s’ and G e n tle m e n * ’ 
S u it s to Order.
in 

in visib le R e p a ir in g * 

A lter a tio n 

1009 C o n g r e s s 

p h o n e S12

S p e c ia lty

W. A . A C H I L L E S

T H E P I O N E E R G R O C E R
Invites you to call or telephone 
your wants in his line. Quality 
and service, first consideration.

“ If it is good, we h a v e it.** 
l f we h a v e it, it is go o d .”

S pecial A tt e n t io n to S oro rity and F r a ­
ternity H ou ses

B u s i n e s s M a n a g e r .

Both P h o n e * 865 

308-10 W. I Sib

Cleaning and Tailoring Pep

BIGGS & CO.
Has the Rep

f

W H E N Y O U R C L O T H E S A R E D I R T Y , R I N G 444, A N D 
TH E Y W I L L COME B A C K C L E A N O N C E M O R E
DRISKILL HOTEL LAUNDRY
T H E L E A D I N G L A U N D E R E R S

Player Piano Rolls 30c 
Popular Sheet Music 10c

J- R. Reed Music Co.

C. M. MILLER

D ealer in W all P aper, P a in ts, Oils, W in d o w G lass, and Painters* 
S u p p lie s. Pictu re F r a m i n g a S p e c ia lty . S i g n s .
807 C O N G R E S S A V E .

HALL’S GENTRY STUDIO
S e e l l s for Your C h r i s t m a s P i c t u r e s 
806 1-2 C o n g r e s s A v e n u e 
P H O N E 1870

Quality Mills

Th e H o m e o f t h e “ A u st i n M ai d ” and “ W h i t e D o m e ” Fl our

C R E A M O F CO RN, H I G H - G R A D E M E A L A N D 

M ILL P R O D U C T S

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

r , D I T 1 I 

. 1 ’ S G O V E R N M E N T D E P O S I T A R Y 

AF I T A L $ 3 0 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 

S U R P L U S $700,000.00

R E S O U R C E S $5 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 

SO LI CIT S Y O U R A C C O U N T

k”c a - lS C v - ? - ? 

" A w™.

, T 

p 
Carl T. Widen, A ss is t a n t Cashier

U. I f a e f f l i n , A s s i s t a n t C a s h i e r .

We Loan KODAKS
FREE
JORDAN COMPANY

We Make Kodak P r i n t s E v e r y D a y ”

610 C o n g r e s s A v e . 

Br anc h nt Van 

^

Griffith Drug Co.

(Scarbrough Building)

A Drug Store for the Multitude

Always on the Job

P H O N E S 26

Wukasch Cafe & Grocers

S * V(; M one y— O u r reduced 
Meal I l c k e t s a r e al so good 
for Ice Cr e am and F oun- 
t am Dr i nks.

l o n e C o n fe c ti o n s , F r ui ts, 

P i c n i c L u n c h e s . 

F r e e D el. 

Old P h o n e 1071

c. G. 

K A S H 

3218-20 G ua da l u pe S t . — JO E A. W U K A S H

G R O C E R I E S A N I ) B A K E R Y

IN AUSTIN, T E X A S 

The American National Bank

 t h e

T E X A N

COLLEGE NOTES

Nathaniel Ja c k ?,
Lawrence Rhea. A

Editor
distant

IT MAKES A DIFFERENCE

1 i'v on one of oi 
Hats and notice th* 
in your appearance 
from t In' best hatt

new Spring 
improvement
Hest st vies

Afternoon T e a 

every 

afternoon except Sunday

Cactus 
ea Room

The Quaint Little Place 

Furniture and Carpet 
Company

With a P erso n ify .”

We Furnish More Homes

Phone 3493

There Is a Reason

The Convenient Place

A F T E R T H E GERMAN

Our Fountain Is at Your Service 

We Cater Especially to 

University Students

Ninth and Congress

fourtei 
I 802 . 

facial 
•urinfr, 
baths.

f REMEMBER

CAPITOL BAKERY

e f f i c i e n t w o r k

$3.00, $3.50, $4.00 and $5.00
S T E B B IN S & JA M E S
mt> "I Iljirt SchaffnorA M,,v , , 

,

WRITES Hook

H t i s NO T K !

W IL L IA M R U B IN S O N 

Old Phone 1 0 J*

The Stelfox Co

J. Tho,s. Ward 

Optometrist in < h arge

nursi

i says that tho 
W e can hard I 
dancing, but wa 
sometimes.

'n a puniie im prone to 

nm. leal Iirn*. 

|| (M. 

that a number of iren-

\Griffith Drug Co
Exclusive Agents

N o t i c e !

W hether you are going to buy a suit of 

clothes, a pair of shoes, a cold drink or a 

ticket to a moving picture show, always tell 

the man that you saw his advertisement in 

The Texan.

W hen you buy anything from anyone that 

does not advertise in The Texan, tell them 

that if you are to 

continue 

to buy from 

them that you shall expect them to advertise 

in The Texan.

ADVERTISE IN THE TEXAN

Seasonable

Dinner Cards 
Dinner Favors 
Bridge Tallies 
Fridge Prizes 
Dance Cards 
Dance Favors 
Dance floral Decorations 
Clever Valentines

L E T US H E L P YOU

Ye Qualitye Shoppe

The Gift Shop of Austin 

1104 Colorado St.

QYflLITYfc
^HOPPIS

E M B O S S E D S T A T I O N E R Y

very Fratern ity and Sorority Done

IN G O L D

fin’s Building

ALSO OLD HAMPSHIRE VELLUM

T H E C O - O P

 HANCOCK OPERA H O U S E

Wednesday, February l l . 

Matinee

t h e 

D A I L Y 

T E X A N

BIRTHDAY PARTY 

Caf Does Not Serve 

O’possums to Diners

OWGMfflTMf 
COLOSSAL 
IWO MUON GOLAS MOK*

..S SftM&f 
iwpNcrwJr 
Tnt AGfS

S E A T S A L E 
T O D A Y

*N i tfht>— ~",c :>0c, $1.00, $2.00 
I KH EN: Matinees— Jar, 50c, 75c, $1.00

SCOTTISH RITE CATHEDRAL
THURSDAY, FEB. 15 8:15p.m. 
Royal Native Hawaiian Serenaders

In Hawaiian Musical Program 
Followed b> Dancing, \N 11 h Hand, Orchestra, and Hawaiian Music 
Ender Auspices Hen Hut Shrine Patrol and Hand

Seats on Sale at McFadden’s Drug Store and Co-Op. Price $1.00

YOU VARSITY MEN

You would not buy a w atch or an auto from 

an unknown maker, would y o u ? W h y buy 

“ one-horse” 

tailo rs p ra ctica lly un­

from 
known ?

Drop in and let us show you S w a trh Hooks from

Society Brand

show ing the m any fine woolens from w hich you can 

order yo u r suit made to yo u r measure. W e have a 

tailo r to take yo u r measure co rrectly, M r. A rm stro n g 

will see that you are fitted p erfectly. Most men can 

be fitted from stock, 
Suit it will fit.

lf we sell you a So cie ty brand 

HARRELLS

K N O X H A T S 

H E U ) ( A H S

K A H L & W I L S O N 

S H I R T S A N I ) D O L L A R S

m o i . f i : S U S 

i ii it i i i

I ON H M H , m w C I T

MHW \ M U M . C O S I

I < ’out inned from pa ltd 

I

•'i <>rAi r to Hunt t heir food transport 
«d to ti ic ii i, tin* | O'! i < of foodstuff 
nm t Lo umh ' i ssarilv 

louis.

I 

Ii. F lo h r of flu* Bu< iou o f M al 
Lot* »f I In* I nit***! Stat* > I L p art nu* ti 
\ et mult nr** dollar*'*! that mid hod
,,! 
of Inn ii,at run Et *i*> a groat deal to 
ward solving t h o p fold tin . T h is is i 
conflict with ti),, 

idea , f M iss Marx 

K. G earin g o f th** School of Horn* 

tout if ii' st inly of 

Econom ies, who d<*ci*l**d th a t from .
texas marketing 
* conditions, improved methods of buy 
in Lf would not solve th** problem, Sh* 
point , to substitution of foods hith 
.e rin not extensively used as foods a 
J the real cure Mr. Flohr discredits 
, the efficacy of substitution on ti 

At run lid that tho same causes will soon 
become operative on the substituted
! * I* i, I

Stoughton Holhorn, the famous art 
lt » tur*»r, attributes all our ills to a 
L ek o! a love of the beautiful, which
he p o i n t s ,,at to he a defect of modern 
society, which has cultivated the in­
ned moral to the exclusion
<* ' a rf istle nature*. The basis of 
a a Lea t y . la* -ay -. is a -ease of t>r*>
th • -Oi-c of proportion 
; eau i -* i - to * d. all our more m aterial 
..ll , a AI \ ii,' ON »*t\ mm* h\
; Ult 'a 

; portion. 

' I es 

ll 

J U t ...m —■*» *

Do You Enjoy 

Outdoor Sports?

lf so, you like skating and 
to th o ro u g h ly e n jo v thi> 
healthful exercise you must 

be correctly corsetted.

You must be comfortable, 
and still you want your figure 
to be trim.

meet all these requirements. 

There are models distinctly 
made for ’sports” wear, and 
each model is a fashionable 

shaping corset.

Be fitted to your

Redjern Corset,

$ 3 and up

T. H. W IL L I A M S CO.

OF PRESENT DAY 

CLUB IS ENJOYED

L e a d i n g 

I . v e n t o f 

\ e a r P r o w s Sit* 

CF'H-

Father Ross Makes P r a c t i ­

cal Talk to b irls.

( 'ha m otorize i by the usual enthu- 
sna rn aud interest wHich is a feature 
of th** Present Day blub, the birth- 
d;, ’ party of th*- organization, h e ld 
ye terday evening at Newm an Hall 
was in every detail the most unique 
This 
event of th** present session. 
in commemo- 
on . im wa* a r r a n g e d 
i at ion of the formation of the club 
on Valentine day four years ago, and
0 hold annually as its most impor- 
Some ninety guests were 
t;tfjt .vent 
pp **nt to enjoy th*’ talks and the re-

r* him its.

Mi.- 

\ I Ii ne* Hart -on, the president

f the* dub, gave a brief revi«*vv of the 
hi tory of th.* 
in which she 
club, 
bet died th** steady growth of the 
membership which was indicative of 
interest on the part 
increasing 
th* 
I adversity. Sh** 
of th** girls of th** 
mentioned in part: 
“ Fo ur years ago,
, group of girl -, realizing the need of 
for th** broadening 
an organization 
in
of the U niversity girl 
■ I the
Lr** eat Day Club. This is the only 
girl ' club of it ' kind iii th** U n ive r­
ity whose membership is open to ap­
plication. 
it 
ha had a remarkable growth, total 
membership in its second year being 
ih,ait HO; in th.* third, 15, fifty being 
the limit. This year, a fte r only hall 
ion over, already forty girls 
th** 

Since its organization 

interested 

. 

have joined.”

A fte r a brief introduction by the 
pre aleut, Rev. Father J . E llio tt Boss 
gave a most instructive and practical 
!alk concerning the work of women 
ti working out problems of present 
• lay oi iety. H it stressed four point

F i r s t , the need o! developing a sci­
entific attitude iii volunteering csp* 
d a lly church charity workers so that 
they will attempt to prevent poverty 
rather than remove i t .

S e c o n d , one of th** chief means to 
prevent poverty is to remove unem­
ployment.

Third, to do what is possible to in. 
fluent e State m unicipalities to creat* 
opportunities for each citizen to earn 

ins ow ti living.

Fe .rth, it is for the community to 

fulfill a real duty because society ha 
a l l o w e d private ownership to clos 
iv en ii* *8 of work.

\ letter from Miss Selm a Streit ol 
San Angelo, one of th** charter mo rn 
her-., was read, afte r which a delight­
ful coni' f of sandwiches and coffe* 
were - r\ >*d. A large white birthday
1 ike decorated with candles was th* 
feature decoration; the favors w**r* 
V a le n t in * b«»\**s with mints. 
Music 
was rendered during the lunch course.

B \SI\ I I B M I. CON I i N T E IK

In a po't scheduled game yesterday 
evening, the Theta Xis beat out th* 
IS to 12. The out- 
Kappa Alphas 
-tatiding feature of th** game was th* 
clean, consistent work of Mac Hodges, 
w ho played center for the winners, 
i if the Theta X u ’ Is points, Hodgt 
rot 1'2, 
ll*1 played everywhere, and 
“ roughing” was an unknown quantity 
lo him. Both 
played haul 
teams 
W in fre y , who played a good game lor 
In Freshmen against the Laws Mon- 
lay, cli*! good work for th** Kappa A l­
ph a' yesterday. B erin g also played 
well. Moss of the Kappa Alphas pull­
ed a unique stunt when he pitched a 
leant ifill field goal for the Thetas. 
'or th** winners, Hodges got five 
goals, Trout and Jackson each got a 
field goal. 
For th** Kappa Alphas, 
W aits got four and two field goals. 

W infrey’ and Moore got one each.

In th** second game of the evening, 
he .la* kson team defeated the second 
Iooi “ B ” Hall -quad 22-12. G ra y of 
in* Jackson team got h alf a dozen 
oaks, Yeager got two, and H arding 
rot three. 
For the halloes, it was 
lobean all the way. He got four

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Both Phones 861 Day or N ight 

5 and 7-Passenger Cars. Fords and Automobiles 
419 C O LO R A D O S T R E E T 419

M IS S M A N E T T A T H O M A S 
Of San Antonio W ill Teach a 
D A N C IN G ( L A S S 
Each Monday evening at the Driskill. P riva te lessons Mon­
day afternoon. For engagement phone Miss YVroe, 1777. 
San Antonio Classes at Gunter Hotel, F o rt Sam Houston

S T U D E N T S , G E T T H E H A B IT 
M E E T A T
V A R S I T Y C L U B
2000 Guadalupe St.

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OFFICIAL NOTICES

J U N E ’16 G R A D U A T E S of the 
Austin High School meet in room 157 
Thursday at 
Im portant. 
I o’clock. 
Class secretary.

N O T IC E 

S E N I O R S — A ll 

app li­
cants for Bachelor’s degrees in the 
College of A rts in June, 1917, who 
have not yet fulfilled the reading re­
quirements in foreign language 
(cf. 
catalogue for 1915-16, page 99, B.3.) 
will please report at room 201 M ain 
Building during the hours listed be­
low, in order to make arrangem ents 
for 
the exam inations: Wednesday,
Feb. IT. 9-10 a. rn.; 4-6 p. rn. Thurs­
Frid a y, 
day, Feb. 15, 8-11 
Feb. 16, 8-10 a. rn,; 3-0 p. rn. L ilia 
M. Casig, Chairm an of the Commit­
tee.

a. rn. 

D E U T S C H E R S — Meeting of 

the 
old members Wednesday at 3 p. rn., 
Texan office. Elections for the w in ­
ter. The Tempomeister.

A S H B E E - R e g u la r meeting today 
(W ed n esd ay) at 5 o’clock. President.
S O P H O M O R E S — A ll Sophs who in­
tend to enter 
the handball contest 
Frid ay, please see N. C. M iller after 
the Soph-Junior basketball game to­
day’, or Mr. W h ita k e r on Thursday. 
Manager.

of 

students 

N O T IC E — A ll 

the 
Schools of Economics, Government and 
Institutional H istory, and Business 
Adm inistration are urged to hear Mr. 
Frederick C. Howe on “ The W a r anti 
High Finance” today, Wednesday, at 
12 o’clock at the Law Auditorium.

K A P P A D E L T A P l 

IN I T I A T E S .

In the regular meeting last night, 
the Kappa Della P i, the national hon­
orary educational fratern ity, initiated 
J . L. Shep­
the following members: 
pard, J . L. Goolsby, Paul Mueschke, 
O. M erroll, F . Norton, O. U llrich, L. 
Davis, Lois Trice, Lois Sowell, Lois 
W are, .Margaret Stew’art, Clyde Gee, 
Nell Mc K in stry, May M eyer, K a th e r­
ine M cKenna, M ary B lattn er, Madge 
Day, and Estelle Golstein.

A fte r the initiation an interesting 
program was rendered and refersh- 
ments were served.

TEXAN WANT ADS

TF^XAN want 

ads bring result 

Rates, I cent per word for the first 
insertion, three insertions for 2 cents. 
Absolutely no ad taken over the phono. 
Call at room 109, M ain Building. No 
ad taken for less than 25 cents. P a y ­
ment in advance alw ays required.

DR. I L E . B A X T E R , dentist, 512 Scar- 

Brough Bldg. Old phone 1316.

DR. E. C. B E R W I C K , dentist. 

Suite 
521 Scarbrough Bldg. Phone 3.50.

L O S T A heavy blue overcoat in L i­
brary or C hem istry Bldg. Finder 
please communicate with Ja c k Beall. 
308 W . 19th St. Phone 2695.

K a r l’s Barb er Shop, 2402 Guadalupe. 

Stylish and up-to-date barber work.

S P L E N D ID B O O M F O R R E N T -
Large room nicely furnished, hot 
adjoining; light and 
m d cold bath 
furnished; excellent neighbor­
heat 
hood. Mrs. Ju n k in , 2622 W ich ita St.

S T U D E N T S — Go to 

Palace Barber 
Shop, Basche Bldg., for first-class 

work. B illy W o lf, Prop.

P A T R O N IZ E the Co-Op Barb er shop, 
next to M ajestic Theatre. W e take 
in cutting pompa­

interest 

especial 

The D riskill B a rb e r Shop extends
greetings to old student friends. To 
freshmen, we extend a cordial in vita­
tion to call. M anicuring and chiropidy 
a specialty. M oritz Silver, Prop.

815 M E S S E N G E R S E R V I C E . 

Both 
phones. Prom pt and reliable. Open 

from 7:30 a. rn. to 10:30 p. rn.

P H O N E 4051 fo r ladies' and gent! *- 
tlem en’s cleaning and pressing. All 
tf

work guaranteed. 

The Texas B a rb e r Shop. W e plea 
A llen & Oiiphant, Props. 1008 Con­

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Miss Laura Davis is sick at Grace 

H all with la grippe.

gress.

B L O C K south of U n ive rsity, large bed 
rooms, hot and cold baths. Rent 

reasonable. 1906 U n iv e rsity Ave.

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UNIVERSITY CLEAN­
ING AND PRESSING CO

A. IL B R O O K S , Manager. 
2503 Guadalupe St.

B O O M S F O B M E N Sleeping pooh, 
hot and cold water. Board $20. Tel­
2-31

ephone 4066. 

j O S T — D. K. FL pin Wednesday on H 
campus. Phone W illie Davis, 1946 j * 

Rew ard. 

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L O S T — Thursday a geoid pin wit! ni-
tials G. P. I L in the center. Ret rn

to Miss Horton, room 23.

Have You Lost 
Anything?

Did you know 

that advertising in The 
Texan was the best way to recover it ? The 
Texan reaches the entire student body. Rates 
are one cent per word for the first insertion 
and a half-cent for each additional insertion.

*•] has a nice, well-featured ’possum 

here 

I ’d like to sell you,” were the 

words w ith which Mr. Veasey, m ana­

ger of the “ C af” was greeted Sunday 

morning, as he inquired the wants of 

a negro who, with a bran sack in his 

hand', was w aiting at the entrance to

th** “ C a f.”

H aving been told 

that opossums 

could be sold at the U n ive rsity, the 

negro naturally* 

thought 

that they 

were served at the Cafteria. He was 

very much surprised to learn “ that 

perfectly good ’possums were used to 

ut on.” Upon being told that o’pos- 

ums were not bought on Sunday, the 

d a iky attempted to sell the hide to 

several students who were standing 

near, explaining that he would carry 

the meat home for his “ chilluns.”

I: N G I N E E R S ’ \\ E E K M S I TC > R S.

Am ong the U niversity visitors this 
week are following C ity Engineers, 
who ar** attending the C ity Engineers’ 
J . F. Buckner, C ity Engineer
W eek: 
f Cleburne; J . N. Stofer, C ity E n g i­
ne**! of A lv in ; M. C. W elborn, C ity 
Engineer of A ustin; John A, Focht, 
City Engineer of Sw eetw ater; J . LE 
Lew is, C ity Engineer of Cuero; Hans 
Holland, C a y 
of P a ris ; 
Texas; George ll. G urley, C ity E n g i­
neer of W aco; 
Ju lia n Montgomery, 
A '.sistant C ity Engineer of A u stin ; 
A. M. Bowles, Concrete Road E n g i­
neer of D allas; W. I). Dockery, E n g i­
neer, Del Bio; J . P. Nash, Board of 
Engineers, University' of Texas; G. 
Laboratory Engineer, 
A. Parkinson, 
U n iversity of Texas. 
Dean T. U. 
T a y lo r presides over the meeting.

Engineer 

I M A N O F ’Hi. R E T T B N S .

“ A h ! One of the lost is found,” 
said A thletic Director L. The*). B e ll­
yesterday afternoon, as he 
mont 
greeted 
J . W . Davenport, secretary 
of the Commercial Club in Mt. Pleas­
ant, Texas, who is here for a visit.

Mr. Davenport, left half of the 1896 
football team, has not been in Austin 
since twenty-one years ago, anil his 
nam** was not include*! in the list of 
T men recently issued

“ Had I not found my picture in the 
croup picture of the 1896 team 
in 
g> rn, I w* uld have gone to a notary 
and made an a ffid a vit to get into the 
i t,” said the visitor,

ll** played with Matubby, the old 
Italian that ever played with V a rsity, 
interestingly of the. fa ­
ital spoke 
mous games with Dallas. The 
im ­
provements about the campus, made 
in th** last twenty-one years, were a 
so u rce of gratification to him.

Special to The Texan.
College Station, Texas, Feb. 13.
In ti \ t r y close game of basketball, A. 
A* M. again defeated T. C. U. tonight 
by a score of 12 to 18.

The Aggies were able to maintain 
their lead, notwithstanding the faut 
that they used many substitutes 

Station 

From College 

the C hris­
tian'' go to Houston, where they en­
gage the Owls in two games, Wednes 
day an*! Thursday nights.

N. Y. XI MU H S E C O N D D IN N E R .

A n order for sixty pins bearing the 
U n ive rsity of Texas seal has been re ­
ceived by the Co-Op from M r. Banton 
Moore, secretary of the New' Y'ork 
(T ty Texas Alum ni. These pins are 
to be given as souvenirs a t the annual 
March 2nd banquet, which the form er 
U n ive rsity of Texas students of N ew 

York C ity hold.

The alumni of W aco are going to 
ive a big celebration on March 2nd. 
On this occasion, this organiation w ill 
be addressed by M r. Ja k e T ire y on 
FE Vinson,” and by 
fudge Sim pkins of the Law' D ep art­

‘resident B. 

There w ill be no T ’s awarded to 
girls interested in athletics until after 
the basketball -season. 
L a te r on, 
baseball, tennis, and swimming T ’s w ill 
be given.

Miss Hunt has said that all girls 
who wish to play in the spring ten­
nis tournament must sign up before 
the end of this term. A paper has 
been placed on the athletic bulletin 
board for this purpose.

In 

answering 
please mention The Texan.

advertisements, 

T ry Texan w ant ads. They bring 

M H H E S D E F E A T T. C. I .

dour*.

m i l V V S P R O C K VM,

W A C O M A R C H S E C O N D D IN N E R .

Morning Sevoon.

and Powell got two.

9 9:50 St ss ion of Home Economics 

I 
i leacher , with Mr Howe, 
j 
| cation in the Attainm ent ..f F.fficiei 

10-10:50 Th,* Part Played by Fdu- 

c y , M i s s U a v < nhill.

I 1 1 ! 

Influenc­
S ..na- Fa- t o r s 
ing the Dost of Food; in Tex as Mr. 
(Iola /..

12-1 2 tat) The 

of t lur Horn. , Mr. Holhorn.

list ic Arrangement 

Mi et noon Session.
(\||! ore nee Home Econom­
the leaching of Sewing 

*2-‘2:aO 
ics Teach*a 
and Textiles, Miss Gause, Houston I 
Schools; Miss M* g liar. the University.
to which the 
Methods of Purchasing Are Bespouse* 
b k for the H igh Prices of Foods. Mr. 
M ay ne.

— The Extent 

P E R S O N M .S.

ne Johnson and Cullen Baile y of 
i W orth were in Austin for the

W eek elm.

ment.

M i " Grace Prather of W aco is here 

M i s s Louise J o h n s o n of San Marcos 
t h e g u e s t of M i s s Louise Storey 

is 

f o r a week.

Tin Phi Gams will entertain with a 
mas pi* rude dance F rid a y night at 
the chapt* r house.

Al s Marian W est, who is teaching 
ai Poy lor College at Belton, was a 
week etui guest at the Zeta House.

To** S. A. Es w ill gi\e a dance F r i ­

day night.

for Home Economics Week.

CO E D T E N N I S SO O N .

For Sa lt by 

to A m erica, M r. Howe.

ma Chi House.

4-4:50— The Im m igrant in Relation I 

Boger G illis is visiting at the S ig ­

5-6— Tea, 

complimentary 

the 
Home Economics Lecturers, the Home 
Demonstration Agents by the U n iver­
sity Home 
Econom ics Club, Home 
Economics Building.

to 

Is the merchant that you are trad­
ing with advertising in The Texan?

Sick clothes, see Dr. Big gs & Co.

results.