V O L . X X X I I .

K I G H T P A G E S T O D A Y

A U S T I N , T E X A S , S U N D A Y , J U N E 2 8 , 1931

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0 . Henry Marks Barnes and Kamrath 
Will Be Visited 
Un bummer I our

m N Doubles;

Littlefield Has 

Article Printed 
On U. Football

Head Coach Show s Trends
In D evelopm ent of 
Game at Texas

Problems Cited

A thletic Laws Carried Out 
Better Each Y ear, 
M entor Says

In th e J u n e issue of the A t h ­

letic J o u r n a l o f Chicago, p u b lish ­

ed by M a jo r J . L. G riff ith , is an 

a rtic le ny Clyde L ittlefie ld, head 

tr a c k 

a t 
coach of football an d 
th e U n iv ersity , Mr. L ittle f ie ld ’s 
s to r y w as title d “ F oo tb all Devel- 
| o p m e n t 
of 
T e x a s.” T he m a g a z in e is devoted 
e n tire ly to a th le tic sto rie s which 
in te r e s t univ e rsitie s, colleges, a n d 
high schools,

a t T he U n iv e rsity 

I n t e r e s t R u n s H i g h 

Coach L ittle f ie ld ’s article is as 

follows:

a r e 

“ M a n y people a r e ex p re ssin g
I c o n c e rn b ec au se of college a t h le ­
tics a t t r a c t i n g so m uch a t te n t io n 
th is 
th e se days. T he r ea so n fo r 
a t te n t io n is b e c a u s e so m a n y p e o ­
ple 
in football.
in te r e s te d 
W here we fin d so much in te r e s t 
we a re c e r ta in to find problem s.
T he prob lem s 
have 
in 
•changed, d u r in g th e d e v e lo p m e n t 
I of 
th e sam e as 
j u s t 
p ro b lem s in o u r business w orld 
a n d in d e p a r t m e n t s o f o u r u n iv e r ­
sities have ch a n g e d . T hese p r o b ­
lems are b eing m e t in a c o n s tr u c ­
tive w ay in the Southwest in the 
bu sin e ss 
as 
sam e m a n n e r 
world m eets new conditions.

th e g am e, 

football 

th e 

“ In 

th e S o u th w e s t we find 

a 
few problem s. T h ese problem s are 
b e in g h an d le d c a re fu lly , an d the
I re su lts a r e v ery s a tis f a c to r y in al­
m o st e v e ry in stance. T he athletic 
law s a re c a r r ie d o u t 

: t e r b e t t e r and b e t t e r each year. ;
T he problem o f r e c r u it in g athletic 
m a te r ia l 
is b e in g solved slowly.
W h a t we need is a “ g e n t le m e n ’s 
a g r e e m e n t ” 
in o u r co n fe re n ce.
T his would help to elim in a te such 
p ractices. W e m u s t keep o u r a t h ­
th e ed u c a tio n a l 
letics a p a r t of 
system , 
laws t h a t m a k e 
live th e 
a m a t e u r ath letics, a n d c o n tin u e to 
develop a system w h e re b y we can 
g e t th e m a jo r ity of o u r s tu d e n t 
body to ta k e p a r t in gam e a c tiv i­
ties.

S p r i n g P r a c t i c e O u t l i n e d

“ T he U n iv ersity of T e x a s had 
eig h tee n d ay s of s p r in g tr a in in g .
W e p rac tice d an h o u r and a h a lf 
each a f te rn o o n . O u r tr a i n in g was 
n o t com pulsory. T h e squa d of 60 
o r 70 w ere in te r e s te d in the work.
T he p ra c tic e gave those no t o u t 
fo r s p r in g sp o r ts a chance to ta k e 
exercise. We have a p p r o x im a te ly 
in 
tw o h u n d re d o u t fo r fo otball 
th e fall. O u r squad p rac tice s only 
t r a i n ­
two h o u rs d u r in g r e g u la r 
in­
ing. We find o u r boys v ery 
th e 
t e r e s t e d in th e i r w ork, a n d 
s tu d e n t body did n o t go cra zy 
d u r in g the 
b u t showed
season 
m o re c o n s tru c tiv e 
ev e r b efore. O u r a t te n d a n c e last 
y e a r f o r all g a m e s exceeded all 
records. 
p ast y e a r s ’ 
T he 
the 
i n t e r e s t d e v e loping a t 
p r e s e n t tim e f o r n e x t fall exceeds 
th a t of an y p a s t year.

a t t e n d a n c e 

in t e r e s t 

“ O u r a th le tic p la n t h as m ade 
ath le tic s develop rapidly because 
in tr a m u ra l, phyiscal tr a in in g , and 
d e p a r tm e n t s 
physical 

e d u c a tio n 

( T u r n to P a g e 2)

481 Placed On 
Honor Roll For

Feist Semester

Arts and Science Ranking 
Students Listed By 
Dean Parlin

Highest Tenth

Both Q uality and Quantity 
O f Work Considered In 
Preparing Roster

F o u r h u n d r e d and eighty-one 

s t u d e n ts 

in 

th e College of A rts j 

and Sciences w ere placed on the I 

is 

P a rlin 

explained 

th e 
/into 

n i n e - t e o n th s 

h o n o r roll fo r the second semes- I 
t e r o f th e p a s t school y ea r, Dr. 
H. T. P a rlin , dean, an n o u n c e d 
S a tu r d a y .
Dean 

“ In c o n s tru c tin g 

to co m m e n d offic ia lly 

subdivide I 
s tu d e n ts 

the 
h o n o r roll a n d listed it as follows: 
“ The p u rp o se of this h o no r list 
is 
those 
stu d e n ts , a b o u t o n e - te n th of th e 
s t u d e n t body, whose g r a d e s d ur- 
th e m 
t h e second s e m e s te r r a n k 
r e m a i n ­
scholastically above 
f i v e 
in g 
five 
t e n th 
gro u p s, 
each 
g ro u p being listed alp hab etically.
list, a c ­
c o u n t is ta k e n both of th e q u a n ­
ti t y a n d of th e q u a lity of w ork 
accom plished by 
the s tu d e n t as 
shown by th e r e p o r ts of the in ­
str u c to rs . No a c c o u n t is ta k e n of 
th e g ra d e in 
the re q u ir e d physi­
cal tr a i n i n g or of co u rse s reg is­
te re d f o r bu t not passed. Heavy 
em p h asis 
to q u ality by 
c o u n tin g an A on one s e m e ste r 
h o u r as 4, a B as 3, a C as 2, and
a D as I, in c o m p u tin g the score
of th., s tu d e n t. F o r exa m ple , a B 

into 
in 

is g.ven 

this 

the 

More Than IOO Expected 
I
[ A t School Masters'Dinner \
To Be TI eld Monday Night

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Dr. A. ( aswell Ellis, d ir e c to r of C leveland College o f W e s te r n Re- 
j serve C niv ersity , an d J. W. Calhoun, p ro fe s s o r o f applied nm the-
[ m atics and c o m p tro lle r of T he U n iversity o f T exas, will be th e main 
| sp e a k e rs a t th e th ir d a n n u a l School M a s te r s ’ D in n er a t th e Driskill

H o tel M onday n ig h t a t 7 o’clock. O th e r s p e a k e rs will be P re sid e n t :

l o m o i r o w M a r k s 
Closing D a te F or 
E x a m A p p lic a tio n s

th e 

T o m o rro w is th e closing d a te 
f o r 
filing of ap p lica tio n s 
to ta k e advanced s ta n d in g , co n ­
dition, and p ostponed e x a m in a ­
tions, E. J. M athew s, r e g is t r a r , 
These 
a n n o u n c e d S a tu r d a y . 
e x a m in a tio n s 
scheduled 
f r o m Ju ly 6 to J u ly IO, inc lu ­
sive, and a p plica tion s m u st be 
o ffic e by 
in 
J u n e 29.

th e R e g is tr a r ’s 

a r e 

Automatic Clock 
And Bell System 
Being Adjusted

T w o Master Clocks Control
Bells and Regulate 
Time Hourly

T he 

installatio n of 

th e a u t o ­

m atic clock-bell system on th e c a m ­

pus has been com p leted and sev­

eral o f th e clocks given a trial, 

th o u g h th e y have not been finally

-ML Y. B enedict, Dr. F r e d e r ic k Eby, 

Dean T. H. Shelby, S u p e rin te n d * j 

e n t S. M. N. M a rrs, D r. F r e d C.

Ayer, Dr. J. L. H en d e rso n , and 

Dr. H. T. Manuel.

J. J. H endric ks, s u p e r in t e n d e n t
af schools a t K erens, who is in 
ch a rg e of a r r a n g e m e n t s fo r 
the 
d in n e r, said th a t 75 tic k e ts had 
a lre a d y been sold and th a t he e x ­
pected m ore th a n a h u n d r e d men 
att the d in n e r which is b e in g spon ­
so red by Dr. E by, d ir e c to r of the 
s u m m e r session, a n d other m e m ­
bers of t bt! su m m e r s t a f f of the 
S c h o o l of E d u c a tio n f o r th e p u r ­
pose o f e n a b lin g th e s t u d e n ts and 
p ro fe sso rs of th e s u m m e r school 
to know each o th e r b e t t e r and of 
giving s u m m e r school s tu d e n ts a 
th e activ ity a tm o s p h e re 
little of 
t h o s e who do not or have 
which 
n o t 
session 
miss.

a t te n d e d 

long 

the 

Cobb L e a d s C e r e m o n i e s

B. B. Cobb, s u p e r in t e n d e n t of 
th e W aco P ublic School, is mas- 
; te r of cerem onies. Music will he 
th e Driskill Hotel 
ll. W hite 

fu rn is h e d by 
o rc h e stra , and Mr. R. 
will lead the singing.

or his s e c r e ta r y , 

T ic k ets m ay yet be se cured at 
$1 each from any of the follow ing: 
J. J. 
Dr. Eby 
H end ricks, B. B. Cobb, R, H. Wil­
liams, W. T. W hite, It 
ll. White, 
L. C. M cDonald, R. A. Lewis, V. 
Z. R ogers, W. II. Y o u n g e r, W. A.

“ No w ide-aw ake school m an can 
a f f o r d to miss this d in n e r. Re­
m e m b e r th e tim e a n d pla ce ,” Mr. 
H en d ric k s concluded.

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“ nd P**1 into o ffic ia l see-1 Ross, a n d B. F. L ackey.

f o r 

th a n 

follow ing 

S c o r i n g T a b l e G i v e n

T he
th e scores, 

vice, R. L. W hite, su p e rv is in g a r ­
ch itec t f o r the U n iv e rsity , sta te d

“ Because fre s h m a n g r a d e s r u n 
lo w er 
those of uuperclass- 
m en, a f r e s h m a n , to win any c e r ­
ta i n r a n k a m o n g his fellow class­
m en, does no t have to m a ke so 
high a score as does an u p p e r ­
classm an , 
show s 
a n d f o r u p p erc lass m en se p a r a te ly , 
t h a t win r a n k in g in each of 
fiv e groups. 

m a d e 
in C h e m istry 423s, which 
is a f o u r se m e ste r h o u r course,
c o u n ts 12— as much as an A m ade 
It w as hoped th a t the
on a t h r e e s e m e ste r h o u r course. 8>,»tera w ould be Put into ° P OT»- 
this p ast week, Mr. White 
tion 
said, b u t th e w o rk m e n w ere u n ­
able to g e t all a d j u s t m e n t s made. 
H ow ever, it is pro b ab le t h a t the 
the 
clocks will be o p e r a tin g by 
this week, he co ntinued . 
end of 
T hese clocks, which a r e distrib- 
ta b le ute d a m o n g th e v ario u s buildings
f re s h m e n on th e c a m p u s, a r e controlled by 
in the 
m a a te r clt>cka located 
th e b a s e m e n t of th e Main B uilding to 
jsuch a d eg re e of a c c u r a c y 
th a t
th e m a k e r s of th e m a te r ia ls g u a r- 
a
d ev iation o f te n seconds f ro m th e
c o r r e c t tim e in a whole y ear. The 
clock system , which 
is o p e r a te d 
fro m th e city c u r r e n t, is s u p p le ­
m e n te d by a series of b a tte r ie s 
which a u to m a tic a lly begin o p e r­
a t in g w ith the le ast f lu c tu a tio n or 
stop in the power. W ith this a d ­
t h a t 
ded 
th e clocks will not v a r y a t all 
fro m 
tim e. Mr. W hite 
sta te d .

Dance Program 

Costum e A ffair Features 
Children

Given Tuesday

u p p erc la ss m e n , 61 up ;
57 up.

“ G ro u p I S u m m a C um L a u d e : 

“ G ro u p II Cum L aude Ample 

th e re will n o t b e 

( T u r n to P a g e 3)

f re sh m e n 1 a n te e 

is possible 

f e a tu r e , 

c o r r e c t 

t h a t 

it 

T h e 

e n t e r t a i n m e n t 

f o r T u e s ­
d ay n ig h t will consists of a p r o ­
g r a m of d a n c in g p r e se n te d by th e 
A ileen M c N a m a ra School of D an c­
ing, Miss N ina Lee W©winger, a d ­
j u n c t p ro fe s s o r of R om anc e la n g ­
u a g e s and spon sor o f th e p ro g ra m , 
an n o u n c e d y e s te rd a y .

E ach hour, b e tw e e n th e fo rty- 
nin e th a n d f ift ie t h m in u te s, these 
m a s te r clocks a u to m a tic a lly cor­
r e c t 
clocks 
: lo cated over th e cam pu s. As much 
be 
la s 15 m in u tes v a r ia tio n can 
; c o rre c te d eavh hour.

th e s u p p le m e n ta r y 

In c o nne ctio n w ith 

T en d a n c in g n u m b e rs will be 

th e clocks 
is a n o r g a n iz e r which ta k e s care 
can be
of th e bell p ro g ra m . 
p r e s e n te d , in c lu d in g two ta p dane- j set to m e e t a n y bel! p r o g ra m de­
es. Most of the p e r f o r m e r s will sired, Mr. W hite explain e d . 
It 
he children. 
T h e p r o g ra m will will be so re g u la te d t h a t th e bells# 
c o n sist la rg e ly of c o s tu m e dane- will n ot r in g on days when th e re
m g.

• is no school.

I t 

L O U I S I A N A N E W S P A P E R 

F I LES L O A N E D L I B R A R Y

P r e - w a r new s of th e Old S outh, I A dvocate, 

period
th e s to r y o f th e Civil W a r its e lf ,| fro m A u g u s t I, 1882, to J a n u a r y ;
18, 
1883, an d f ro m A u g u s t I,
_ 
1883, to J a n u a r y 19, 1884, and

a n d th e p ic tu r e of th e r e c o n s t r u c - ; 

c o v e rin g 

th e 

’ 

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Texas History 

Shown by Fire

Fall of A lam o Reproduced 
A t July 4 Program

T he h isto ry of T e x a s will be 
depicted in f ire w o rk s w ith th e fall
I of the A lam o as the f in a le a t th e 
a n n u a l F o u r th of J u l y c e le b ra tio n 
to be held a t th e T e x a s S tadium , 
Ralph S c h o e n e rt, c h a ir m a n of th e 
com m itte on a r r a n g e m e n t s said.
T he p r o g ra m is sp o n so red j o i n t ­
ly by T he U n iv e rsity o f T e x a s and 
the 
the T ra v is P o st No. 776 o f 
A m e ric a n 
I. 
Moore a n d Georg*' J. S tep h e n s, as- 
th e C o m p tro lle r, are 
r i s t a n t 
i t h e hea d s of th e U n iv ersity com- 
j m itte e in c h a rg e of th e a f f a ir . 

Legion. D ean V. 

to 

S u m m e r school s t u d e n t s w ith 
b la n k e t ta x tic k e ts will be a d m it­
ted f r e e ; o th e r s will be ch a rg e d 
25 
to 50 c e n ts adm ission, Mr. 
S c h o e n e r t said.

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M icek W elcom es N ew 
C zech Club M em bers

T h e Czech Club held 

its f ir s t 
s u m m e r m e e tin g F rid a y , J u n e 26, 
w ith Raym ond P r a s a ti k presiding.
r. E d u a r d Micek, a s so cia te p r o ­
fe sso r of Slavonic la n g u a g e s, gave 
to new 
an 
m e m bers. This w as followed by 
a piano selection by Miss Marie 
K opecky of H allettsv ille.

a d d re ss of w elcom e 

T h e follow ing new o f fic e r s w ere 
e l e c t e d : Raym ond P r a s a tik , p r e s i­
d e n t ; Miss J o s e p h in e D riska, vice 
p r e s id e n t; M arie K opecky, secre- 
t a r y - t r e a s u r e r ; E dw in A dam s, c u s­
to d ia n of S. P. J. S. T. F u n d ; 
A u g u s t Adamek, s e r g e a n t- a t - a r m s ; 
Dr. E d u a r d Micek, sponsor.

P lan s 

f o r th e a n n u a l Czech 
n ig h t p r o g ra m to be held J u ly 28 
w e r e discussed. T h is p r o g ra m is 
sp onso red by 
the Czech e x - s tu ­
d en ts. T he club will have a picnic 
J u n e 13.

tion days, as well as n ew s of a , thg W e ekly M o rn in g C om et, d a te d j 
m o re m o d e rn era, a r e told in th e 
fro m J a n u a r y 6, 1866, to Decem- 
f ile s of m ore th a n a dozen news- b e r 21, 1856.
T he New O rle a n s p a p e rs include j 
p a p e r s of L ouisiana which have 
bee n loaned to T he U n iv ersity o f j th e follow ing, all of which a r e n o t!
T e x a s L ib rary . T h ese p ap e rs, two c o m p lete files: T h e B ulletin, cov- 
f r o m B aton Rouge a n d the o th e rs! e r in g th e period May 25, 1874, to ; 
f ro m New O rlea ns, com prise 349 S e p te m b e r 30, 1874; T he Cres- 
volumes. T h e y have been depos- ■ ce n t, M arch 5, 1849, to A pril 18,
Red in the U n iv e r s ity L ib rary by 
th e New O rlea n s T im e s-P ie ay u n e , 
th r o u g h the c o u r te s y of R o b e rt C. J a n u a r y , 
Glenk, d ir e c to r of 
S t a t e M useum, and J a m e s A. Mc- 
Millen, 
of L ouisiana 
S t a t e U n iv ersity . T h e y will be
c a r e d fo r in a f ire - p ro o f building, 
a lo n g w ith o th e r v a lu a b le h is to r ­
ical d o c u m e n ts a n d p a p e r s b elo ng­
in g to th e U n iv ersity .

I KW; th e D e lta October- 1 3 , 1 8 4 0 , G e o l o g y C o l l e c t i o n 
to M arch 30, l S b 6 ; the D em o crat, 
, ,
to S e p te m b e r, 
th e L ouisiana 1881; the L o u isia n a Review’, No­
T h e base of a fossil palm tree, 
v e m b e r 28, 1888, to N o v em b e r 19,
silicified, has been placed in the 
1890; th e P ica y u n e, J u l y I, 1862, 
m u se u m c o lle c tio n of the U n i­
to D ec em b e r 31, 1913, co n tin u e d 
versity Bureau of Econom ic Geo-
as th e T im e s- P ic a y u n e ; th e Times-
logy, according to Dr. E. H. Sel-
R epublican, seven volum es, fro m 
1871 to 1876; th e T im es, 22 v o l - ! lards, associate director. This fos-
the ail, 
in Lee C ounty, was
um es, 
to ; brought in by H. C. F ountain o f 
Leander. It is estim ated to be of 
the Eocene age, a com paratively 
recent geologic period. 

from 1846, while the m ost mod- 1913; the T im es-P ieayune, from 
e m are dated 1923. The Baton D ecem ber, 1915, 
to N ovem ber, 
Jtouge papers are the Capitalian 1923.

r - 
O btains F O S S l l T ree

T h e o ldest of these p a p e rs d a te s T im e s-D e m ocra t,

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from 1863 to 18 75; 

lib ra ria n 

found 

1878, 

from 

1882 

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B R U C L B A R N E S

Rogers Explains 
Physical Needs 
Of Public Schools

Noted Educator Addresses 
Students At Open 
Air Theater

“ T he job of th e public schools* 

is to p r e p a r e o u r boys and girls 
It will be 
living. 

let- i for com plete

m ore d if fi c u lt in th e f u t u r e for 

th e m to live physically well th an 

it was f o r th e ir f a t h e r s , ” J a m e s 
E. Rogers, p re s id e n t of th e d e p a r t ­
m ent of school h ea lth and physical 
e du c ation of the N ational E d u c a ­
tion A ssociation, sta te d a t his sec­
ond 
le ctu re, “ T he N e w Day and 
th e New E d u c a tio n ,” at. 8 o'clock 
W e dnesday night in the O pen A ir 
T h e a te r .

Physical Illiterac y is in c re asin g 
in 
the public* 
this c o u n t r y with 
schools as a responsible c a u se of 
this situ a tio n , Mr. R ogers said.

as in c re asin g 

such o u ts t a n d i n g 
A lthough 
ach ie v em e n ts 
th e 
longevity o f life, c o n q u e r in g c o n ­
tagious diseases as 
typhoid and 
m a la ria , and d e c r e a s in g child m o r­
ta lity have been set f o r th , s t a r t l ­
ing and o th e r o u ts t a n d in g fac ts di- 
; rec ted tow ard opposite re su lts a r e 
; discovered, Mr. R ogers co n tin u e d .
M a n ’s L i f e S h o r t e r 

th a t he did 

“ I t is an a m az in g f a c t th a t to- 
I day a man o f f o r ty has less ch a n c e 
to live lo n g e r 
IOO
and d r a f t . . 
y ea rs ago, 
. 
. . . 
. 
sta tistics prove t h a t o n e-th ird o f I _ 
the men b e tw e e n the ag es of 21 
th a n a „d 3 1 have physical d e f e c ts t h a t
p rev e n te d th e ir e n t e r in g into the 
w a r .”

he said, 

, . 

. 

Causes f o r such f a c ts a r e fo und 
in this m o d e rn life w h e r e th e h u ­
man body has to a d j u s t itself to 
th e speed, str e s s a n d s tr a in , Mr. 
Rogers c o n tin u ed .

D iffe re n c e s b e tw e en 

th e old 
A m erican of the little red school­
house and th e new A m eric a with 
( T u r n to P a g e 2)

This Week on the Campus

7 o ’clock— T h ir d a n n u a l School M a s te r s ’ D in n e r at Driskill Hotel.

8 o'clock— E ile en M c N a m a ra School o f D ancing will give p r o ­

g ra m a t O pen A ir T h e a te r .

M O N D A Y

T U E S D A Y

W E D N E S D A Y

4 o’clock— T o u r of O. H e n ry places of in te r e s t c o n d u c te d by 
in f r o n t 

S tu d e n ts a r e re q u e ste d 

to m eet 

Miss Lillian W e ste r. 
of Y. M. C. A.

8 o ’clock— Dr. A. C. Ellis of W e ste rn R eserve U niv ersity , C leve­
land, Ohio, will le c tu r e on “ Can an A d u lt L e a rn A n y th in g : If So, 
W h a t an d H ow ?”

7:45 o ’clock— Band c o n c e r t by L o n g h o rn Band a t O pen A ir 

T H U R S D A Y

T h e a te r .

8 o ’clock— W a lte r P. Webb, as sociate professor of history, will 

lecture on “ The Great P lain s.”

P atriotic celebration to be staged at T e x a s Memorial Stadium 

S A T U R D A Y

in the evening.

Singles Match Lost

S p u r n ! 

t o The* S u m m e r T« \ # n

H A V E R F O R D , Pa.. J u n e 27.— P lay in g an invincible g am e of te n ­
nis th r o u g h o u t th e 
to u r n a m e n t, B ruce B arnes and Kar! K a m ra th , 
U niv ersity of T e x a s n e t aces, won the N ational In te rc o lle g ia te double 
h e r e S a tu r d a y , d e f e a tin g Don S tr a e h a n and W a lte r
cham pionship 
T hom as, P rin c e to n 
I, 6-8, 6-8, 6-4, 6-3. A f t e r
— 
 — + pu11ing u p a brilliant fight in the
singles, B a rn e s w ent down b e f o r e 
Keith 
by
scores of 1-6, 6-2, 6-1, 6-4,

(iiedhill o f S ta n f o r d 

aces, by scores of 6 

 ....... ...................— 

 

Gideon Prepare* Itinerary 
Including All Places 
Of Interest

Cemetery Seen

Group W ill Climb Secret 

Stairway 

in Old 

Land O ffice

V ariou s p la te s of O. H e n r y in ­

te re s t 

in A ustin will be visited 

on th e th ird t o u r of th e su m m e r 

conducted by Miss Lillian W ester, 
i n s t r u c to r in R om ance languages, 
which will be m ade W ed nesday a f ­
te rn o o n .

The group w ill m eet in front o f
the Y. M. Cl. A. a t 4 o’vlock, Miss 
W e s te r asked th a t th o se who have 
a u tom o bile s b rin g th e m , and bus 
tr a n s p o r ta tio n will bv provided 
f o r the rem a in d er. A f t e r visiting 
the 
t h e O. H en ry 
g ro u p will go to th e S ta te C em e­
t e r y w here m any of th e S o u th ’s 
hero e s a re buried.

la n d m a r k s , 

14 Engineers Are 
Candidates For 
August Degrees

Applicants A nnounced By 
Dean T. U. Taylor 
Saturday

F o u rte e n s tu d e n ts in 

the Col­

lege of E n g in e e r in g art* ca ndi­

d a t e s f o r d e g re e s in A ugust, T. 

IU . T aylor, d e a n of 

the college, 

a n n o u n c e d S a tu r d a y . The list of 
th e d eg rees th a t 
j c a n d id a te s an d 

T he Itin e ra ry of th e to u r as p r e ­
p are d by Sam uel E. Gideon, a s ­
a r c h i t e c t u r e :
sociate p ro fe sso r o f a r c h ite c tu r a l
design and a r c h ite c tu r a l history, i G eo rg e G lennon Galvin, J o h n As-
;ti n P erkins, and J o h n B urton Rob- 
j inc ludes the follow in g places: 
j orts.

th e y have m ade application 
a r e as follow s:

B a c h e l o r o f 

for 

L a n d O f f i c e V i a l l e d

T he Old Land O ffic e with the 
(desk at which O. H e n r y w orked 
I in 
s e c re t 
; sta irw a y , m e n tio n e d in one of his 
I stories.

the m u seum and 

the 

T he old co u n ty jail which h o u s­

ed O. H en ry fo r a few days.

T he home occupied hy th e P o r ­
te rs a f t e r th e ir m a rr ia g e , w here 
th e ir two children w ere born.

in arc h i­
Bachelor of science 
te c t u r a l 
Reginald
e n g i n e e rin g : 
H e n r y Biggs, A lb e rt V an En 

J dress, and h elix Hill S anders.

B achelor o f science 

in che m i­
Ifhilifr) P e n d le ­

cal e n g i n e e rin g : 
t o n A nderson.

Bachelor o f science in civil e n ­
g in e e r in g : W a lte r A rth u r Raatz.
Bachelor of science in mechan- 
I ical e n g in e e rin g : b r a n k G odfrey 

Posey.

The old S o u th e r n P re s b y te r ia n 
C hurch and St. D avid’s C h urch 
w here P o r t e r s a n g a n d a t te n d e d 
church.

M a ster o f science 

in chem ical 
e n g i n e e rin g : T h o m a s T alm adge
T he K. C, M iller w areh o u se Covey, W illiam B a lf o u r F ra n k lin , 
w h ere a bed room suite belong- j H ug h D echerd M cA fee, a n d Leo 
ing to P o r te r is kept. 
T he old M orley 

M a ste r o f sc ien c e in civil e n ­

I Maiming Wools.

d r u g 

g in e e rin g : F ra n k Thom ason.

in 

the 

K a m r a th 

doubles 

W ith th e victory of B a rn e s and 
a n d 
rn e s ’ a d v a n c e m e n t to tho fin al 
unds, the L on g h o rn s now have 
ix points on the M erlon Cricket 
c l u b cup. 
Only one more p o int 
is needed t< 
b rin g th e cup in p e r ­
man ent po? 
vasion of tho U niver- 
site. Yale
Universit.v le ad s the 
c o l l e g e s in points, h aving six and 
one-half. P o in ts 
tty 
giving one p o in t to a c h a m p io n ­
ship te a m a n d o ne-half a po in t to 
run nor ops.

a r e added 

W i n Fir*! S e t

K a m r a th a n d B a rne s s ta r t e d o f f 
in to*..* fashion, winning th e first 
sc* 6 4. T h e Longhot ns p u t up a 
the 
hard fig h t b efo re d ro p p in g 
next 
two sets 6-8 and 6-8. T he 
L ongh orns ca m e back the follow ­
ing two sets to win th e title by 
scores of 6-4, 6-3.

B arnes flashed brilliant 

te n n is 

in 

tim*"* 

the singles, b u t hi 

at 
op p o n en t seem ed 
to o u tla st him 
and copped th e last tw o s e ts 6-1, 
6 I

s< 
Points 
m atches wee 
(Iiedhill 23;
26, Gledhill 
I I. Gledhill 
30, Gledhill 35.

in 

*orod 
i* first set 
second 
3 3 ; third

singles 
the 
. Bar nos, 31, 
set, K arnes 
set, B a rn e s
fo u rth set, B a rn e s

in 

T he victory of B a rne s a n d K am ­
r a th 
third 
th e doubles is th e 
in te rco lle g ia te double c h a m p io n ­
th e L onghorns. Louis 
ship for 

( T u r n to P a g e 2.)

Conference Set 
To Cut Gas Waste

sto re
w h ere O. H e n ry w orked as p e r ­
e m p t i o n clerk.

T he b uild ing which housed th e 
ban k w here P o r te r wa> em ployed 
as cashier.

T he desk and vault used 

by 

P o r t e r a r e now a t N alie's lu m b e r j 
yard.

Old 

Toured

The old site of 0 . H e n r y ’s hom e 

and the p r e s e n t site.

T he house 

in which P o r t e r 

: boarded.
The hom e o f Dr. S cott, who 
! 
j m arried P o rte i an d Miss E ste s, 
j 
in which 
j P o r te r w as a f r e q u e n t visitor.

T he H a r re ll 

hom e 

The S ta te C e m e tery ,
The n e x t an d fin al to u r, J u l y 
8, will include the* W r e n n lib ra ry , 
th e Akin 
lib ra ry , 
th e Garcia 
I lib rary , and 
L oan 
th e Package* 
j L ibrary in the E x te n s io n Depart*
I m ent,

A b o u t 

th ro u g h 

sev en ty -fiv e 

p erso n s 
w en t 
th e C a p ito l w ith 
th e p a rty W e d n es d ay and p a r t of
th e gro u p m ade an inspection to u r
.,
I of the new c o u r t house and jail.

, 

. 

, 

.

E lections H eld By 
Chorus N ex t T u esday

T he Girls' C h o ru s will m eet 
T u esd a y , J u n e 30, a t 7 o’clock in 
th e girl**’ study hall, acco rd in g to 
V irg in ia D echerd, d ir e c to r fo r the
su m m e r session.

Peggy A yers, 

elected 
new ly 
president, will presid e 
th e 
at 
m eeting. A ccom panist, vice p re s i­
dent, m a n ag e r, a n d section c a p ­
ta ins will tie elect*-! ai the m e e t­
ing on T uesday.

tions 

T h e Girls' C h o ru s, which fu n c - 
su m m e r 
only d u r in g th e 
' session, is not com posed exclusive- 
: ly of U niversity girls, b u t invites 
• all s tu d e n ts who a r e in te re ste d in 
j this work and a r e n o t in school 
this su m m er to a t t e n d th e m e et- 

1 ings*

O B S E R V A T O R Y P L A N N E D
U n iversity of T e x a s a u th o ritie s 
are seeking th e advice o f e m in e n t 
a s tro n o m e r s on 
th e w orking d e ­
tails of the $1,000,000 McDonald 
is to be c o n ­
ob se rv a to ry which 
s tr u c te d soon. A n invitation has 
I been se n t to P ro f. Willem d ’S itte r, 
d ir e c to r of the astro n o m ica l o b s e r ­
vatory a t th e U niversity of L ei­
den, Holland, to visit th e Llniver- 
sity this fall. 
I f P ro f e s s o r d 'S it te r 
ac ce p ts th e inv itatio n , he will d e ­
liver a n u m b e r of le ctu res on as­
tronom y, and will c o nsult with
j U niversity a u t h o ritie s on the Mc- 
i Donald observatory. ^ 

„ 

S outhw estern Picnic

Planned B y A lu m n i Crane an d Holliday Confer

W ith A tto rn e y G eneral

alum ni 

the next 

E x -s tu d e n ts 

to he 
in an e f fo rt 

in A ustin a r e sponsoring 
at 

of j 
a n d 
S o u th w e ste rn U n iv ersity who a r e ! 
C o n fe re n c e s w ith Big L ak e and 
living 
T ex on Oil com p an ie s was decided 
a picnic which will be given 
S a tu rd a y 
logical 
B a r t o n S p rin g s T uesday, J u n e 30, ; 
ste p 
to cu t dow n 
to x o’clock. All e x - s t u - I 
f r o m 6 
gas waste on the U n iversity lands 
dents, frie n d s and gum m er school 
by P re sid e n t 
ll. Y. Benedict, 
of S o u th w e ste rn Uni­
s tu d e n ts 
m em bers of the B oard of R e g e n ts 
to a t ­
versity have been 
an d A tto r n e y G eneral J a m e s V . 
tend this e n t e r ta i n m e n t which 
is 
Allred. V o lu n ta ry r e s tric tio n s on 
I being given f o r the first tim e. I*
p ro d u ctio n will be req u e sted fro m 
J is planned to m ake it. an a n n u a l 
she c o m p an ie s in th e c o n fe re n c e s 
o c c a s i o n .
w hich th e R eg ents intend to hold. 
; A program fo r th e picnic is in 
a n d
ch a rg e of R. J. Kid*!, ch a irm an , \ Robt,r t 
land 
J. D. F o ste r, a n d George Mitchell. c o m m itt,,e a n d iand ieasinjf board, 
, B a t t s ^ a i r m a n 
T ic k ets a r e on sale af the C and S ari{] J u d ^ , R 
HoanJ uf ReRentSi c o n f e r .
S p o r t . Shop fo r 50 c e n ts each. 

R egents E dw ard C r a n e 
th e 

flolli.lav of 

invited 

R.

, 

 

 

0 

E xtem pore Speeches 

Feature H ogg M eet

, red with A tto r n e y G eneral Allred
F rid a y a n d S a tu r d a y on th e b e s t 
p ro d u c tio n 
m ethods o f c u r b in g 
an d dim inishing gas w aste in th e 
fields.

A program of e x te m p o ra n e o u s Mr. Crane said S a tu r d a y t h a t 
.speeches by m e m b e rs and visitors ■ 18 cents w o rth o f gas is n o w ba* 
th e e n t e r ta i n m e n t fo r lin g wasted to predic t* each b a rre l 
fu rnished 
the evening at the regular Hogg o f oil, and t h a t th e U n iversity is 
D eb a tin g Club m e etin g T h urs- g e ttin g 6 1-4 cents per b a r r e l 
day night. 
S ev era l m em bers of ! royalty, T h e royal Sties hav e drop- 
the A th e n a e u m L ite ra ry Society ped fro m m ore th a n $150.OOO a 
m o n th to a b o u t $52,000 a month.
were visitors a t th e m eeting. 

STARK YOUNG RE C E I VE S 

I T A L Y ' S H I GHE S T HONOR

for 

th e United S ta te s 

its 
a 
fo u n d a tio n which has 
ami 
pu rp o se th e e n c o u rag em en t 
frie n d ly re la tio n s 
c e m e n tin g o f 
b e tw e en 
a n d 
Italy. Tiu* lectu res which a r e on 
th e g e n e ra l topics “ A m erican Cul­
t u r e P artic u larly as E x p re sse d in 
Its A rt A rc h ite c tu r e , and L ite ra ­
t u r e ' ’ w ere w r i tte n and d elivered 
in It: an b\ Mr S tark . F iv e o f 
them he gave in Rome a n d one or 
m ore in p r o m in e n t n a tio n a l I ta l­
ian universities. H is le c tu re s w ere 
printed 
t h e i / 
d eliv erance in the le a d in g m a g a ­
zines of Italy.

im m ed ia te ly u po n 

g en e ral lit e r a t u r e at 

S tark Y oung, who as p ro fe sso r
I he I ni-
to 
verssty of T e x a s fro m 1910 
1915 fou n d ed the U niversity C u r ­
tain Club, h a s received from Italy 
th e highest h o n or th e king is c a p ­
able of b e s to w in g upon an yone 
} but a m e m b e r o f th e ro y a l fam ily, 
acco rd ing to w ord received fro m 
Mr. S t a r k ’s re la tiv e s by Dr. L. W. 
P ayne, J r ., p r o f e s s o r of English. 
He was d e c o r a te d by the King of 
Italy a n d w as no m in a te d to be a 
of 
Ita ly ” w ith th e title s of Calaiiere 
are 
a n d C o m m a n d a to r e which 
th e English “ S ir ”
equiv ale n t 
th e 
: and “ M a ste r.” T he ba<is of 
l e t ­
ach ie v em e n t 
in 
te rs or in m ilita ry service 
and 
leadership.

: “ C o m m a n d e r o f 

is em inenc e 

th e Grown 

to 

in 1.915 Mr. Y oung l e f t T h e 
U niversity of T exas 
to become 
professor o f English at A m h erst 
College. Since then he has had 
a fu ll and varied c a r e e r , having 
ed itor o f th e
been 
Mr. Y oung received this honor T h e a te r A r t s M onthly fro m 1921
to 1924, d r a m a tic critic f o r th e 
New York li m e s sn 1924-25, a n d 
being now a m e m b e r o f the s t a f f 
( T u r n t o P a g e 8 )

as th e r e s u lt of a series of 
six 
le c tu r e s which h e has been giv- 
ing 
Italian U n iv ersities since 
I last March under the auspices of j

S i x L e c t u r e s Ma d e

associated 

in 

 PAGE TWO

LITTLE
JOE

B y J O E H O R N A D A Y

T ex a n 

.Sports E d ito r

S t e e r A c e * U n d e r r a t e d

i t

Set dint: must have been one o f 

the t hings the biff shots of t he n a ­

tional intercollegiate 

t e nni s t o u r ­

n a m e n t <liti not k now how to do. * 

Anyway, t h e r e w e r e mo r e so-call­

ed upsets t h a n e ve r before. All 

f o u r of the Lo ng h o rn s w e n under - 

r at e d, and t h e y showed t h ei r g r a t i ­

t ude by k no ck i ng a few of 

t he 

s eeded s t a r s out ol t he r u n n i n g sn j 

t he early r ounds.

B r uc e Barnes, who w as s e ede d ' 

second last yea r , w e n t to t h e t o u r ­
ney and f o u n d he was r at e d hut 
f i ft h. However, h e w e n t a t t he 
thi ng 
heat 
in T e x a s styl e and 
e v e r y o n e who c a m e his way, in­
cl udi ng B r y a n ( . r an t , seeded 
tin.' 
hest pl a y er in the t o u r n a m e n t .

Earl Tay l or, ton, put t he s kates 
on a coupl e of seeded stars. One 
of his victims was H a i n e s of t h e * 
Univer sit y o f Nort h Carol ina, who 
was r a t e d < ighth.

T h e Lo n g ho r n s proved that t he y ■ 

the he t 

f o u r- m a n t e am 

have 
'n 
college circles. All f our of the 
l o n g h o r n s w e r e -til! in t h e t o u r n a ­
m e n t a f t e r the second r ound had 
been played and 
t h r e e r e ma in e d 
t h r o u g h the thir d round.

W h a t ’* on Thi* W r e n ?

A c c or di ng to r ep or t s, t h e r e a r e 
go i ng to he t wo big events going 
on thi s F r i d a y a n d S a t u r d ay . O ne 
is the w o r l d’s h ea vywei g ht boxing 
be t we e n Cha mpi on Max 
bout 
Sehme l i n g a n d Willie Strihling in 
J u l y 3. T h e 
Cl eveland, Ohio, 
o t h e r 
lh 
t r a c k and field m e et in Lincoln, 
Neb., J u l y 3 and 4.

t h e n at i on a l A A 

is 

Less i nt e r es t is bei ng shown in 
t h e heavywei ght b at tl e t h a n ever 
b e f o r e f or t he r eason th a t t h e tv, > 
tho populai 
bo xer s do not have 
“ i t ” t h e f i g h t f a n s d e m a n d . 
“ I t ” 
b ei ng box rtf fire apneal.

T w o f o r m e r So ut hwest C o n f e r 
once sprint aces will r ene w t he n 
r h a i r y a* t ho A A. l h nu < t . They 
a r e Cy Leland, 
the flying Brog. 
and C l a u d e Br ae y , Rice das h act*. 
t r a c k f ol l owe r re- 
A l m o s t e ve r y 
m e m b e r s t he races these t v ii used 
r u n a c o u p l e o f y e a r s ago. 
t o 
Both w er e at 
in 
t h e i r 
1030, t h ei r last y e a r of eligibility. 
j u m p on H acy 
Lel and had 
t hen, and he looked to be a sum 
t h e conf erence meet 
w i n n e r at 
Bmcy fooled him at 
t h e c o n f e r ­
en c e a nd b e a t him in t he c e n t u r y 
by more t h a n a c oup l e of steps,

hei ghth 

t h e 

A t the present tim e Braey is in 
Lincoln warming up for the meet. 
He will run under the color- of 
the M i Uroae A, C. Reports fro ti 
there say he Is running the c e n ­
tury in 9,f. in workouts. Leland 
recently returned from California, 
w h eie he com peted in a t ruck and 
field meet, winning the 22u yard 
dash and placing third in the c e n ­
tury,

Both Leland and Braey stand a 
very good chance of going with 
team to 
the 
national A A. I . 
South Africa in July, a 
it seems 
that moat o f the -country’s dash 
men will not be available. George 
is just back from Aus­
Simpson 
tralia and 
is fagged out; Frank 
W yckoff is resting; and Eddie To* 
land and Dyer will not be able to 
go.

R a l p h H a m m o n d s P ro m o t e s
Ralph H a m m o n d s , f o r m e r Long- 
hot n f ootball la- kl •. pole vault*i 
a n d one of t he best wre st l e r s even 
t o a t t e n d t he Univer sit y, is a t the 
p r e s e n t ti me in S a n Ant oni o p r o ­
m o t i n g w r es t l i ng matches.

H e r e is what a San An to ni o E x ­
p r e s s i tem sa ys a b o u t his w r e st l i ng 
abi li t y: ’‘Whe n Ralph H a m m o n d s 
goes on t he mat 
lo* set*- his op ­
p o n e n t on e a r because he is a b e t ­
t e r man.

“ He proved this from the time 
he m a de his first a p p e a r a nc e her e 
two y e a r s ago, a n d al t hough he 
has m e t mat m e n who h ave o u t ­
weighed him c o n s i d e r a b l e , he ova - 
c a m e this h a n d i c a p wit) 
-hill so 
t h a t he is r e g a r d e d as invincible, 
and has y e t t o me et his m a t c h ’

D e la F u e n t e Win*

Mike Jo 

la P u e n t e is m a k i n g 
good with the San A ntonio In ­
taken part in some 
dians. He ha 
loui gam es, b e in g u-ed as a r e­
lief pitcher 
So f ar , he has won 
one g a m e arid lost none.
In a g a m e a g a i n s t 

t he F or t 
Wo rt h Cats. he went in wi t h t h e 
won- tied an d 
inning. 
H e h«*id ih< C a t - t o f ou r Iii’ - a n d 
no runs in three innings, while his 
t e a m m a t e s were pushing over a 
c ou nt er .

t h e ni n t h 

O. R. Re y no l d s a n d Kay Mil­
ler, H a l f Moons of Sari Antonio, 
t h e c a m ­
a r e visiting fro nd- on 
p u s -thi.- wee k-e nd.

Track Star

T H E S U M M E R T E X A N

SUNDAY, JUNE 28, 1931

help 

our

d e p a r t m en t 

in its de- j should be t h e ideals o f a coach, J f o u r t e e n coa ch i ng ye a r s parent

t o d a y m u s t have a pp r o a c he d me ir. r e f er en t 
Th e G en e ra l f ac ul t y an d far* work and co - ope r a t e in e v e r y way to t h e i r son’s w o k in school an 

“ The coaches of 

a ? I ‘ * t i e 

art- v. hr, 

the 

u i t y 

in.- 

i- 

• n 

■ p u p . Th 

nor, 

t

t a k in g i nt e re s t in our athletic- de- 
I partment. T h e y are shouldering 

lions. T hey mus t c o o p er at e an d ar e 
rules 
give special a t t e n t i o n 
m a d e bv at hl et ic bo a r ds a n d c ou n­
t he colleges a n d u n i v e r ­
cils a t 
should 
sities t h e y r epr esent. 

t o 

it 

I the problems an a making 
a
part of th e ir work to construct
It 
r ul es and r e d i a l , ems t o solve all be t h e c „ a c h r s . d, ,,irp t o
t he p r obl e ms t ha t mi gh t d e s t r o y : ^ , . and w o r k with 
the good t h at comes 
at hl et ic work.

a nd e x- st ud e nt s w h er e v e r 
v ” 

i h ! . - . T i n 

f r o m 

f m UT 

the 

. . . . 

f 

. 

, 

it 

- M U I o a k 

th(. „ . ud ent s 

in 

is unabl e 

i n t e r es t e d 

t he work
These p a r e n t s sat 
t he i r sons. 
‘We w a n t o u r boy on t he squat 
If he 
to play regula 
we w an t him on the squad to re 
ceive 
t he assoria 
t r ai ni n g, 
lion . a n d the m a n y lessons tough
is him t h a t assist in Ire developrnon 
j r
fat nr
e x t e n t , we a s coach,

l i v e p . n o ■ 

t he 

l f 

r n 

’ 

, 

| m o s t c o n t i n u e 

t o 

develop

< n m K and h e l p t o ma ke a t hl e t .e s | h a r m f u l dcfcrtR 
eloper t o th, 
bef or e.

i nst ituti on t h a n e v e r , velop 

, h a t 

dc- I to thi s 

“ E v er y f oot bal l season 

in my work al ong t h e right line- ’’

Varsity Netters Plan 
Invasion of Grass And 
Clay Court Tourneys

L o n g h or n n e t t e r s will c o n t i n u e their tournam ent playing this week, 
t h e g r o u p dividing into two paris, Bruce Barnes and Karl K a m r a t h 
pl a y i ng in the n at io nal clay courts tournam ent in St. Louis, Mo., and 
T a y l o r and Lumen LaCoste c om p e t i ng in t h e New York S t a t e gr ass 
in Montclair, N. Y. Martin Bu x b y and Cl yde 
c o u r t s t o u r n a m e n t 
pr os p e c ts w h o *
A d a m s , f re s hm e n 
wili 

lie eligible next spr ing and 

Rogers- -

who h av e been pl a yi n g with 

the 

f our, will p r ob ab l y t a k e p a r t 

in 

Co nt in u ed F r o m P a g e I

t he New York t o u r n a m e n t .

C h a n g e M a y H u r l G a m e 

its mod e r n school buildings, with 

a ud i t or i ums , art 

rooms, g y m n a ­

The switch f ro m gr as s c our ts ,

siums, and at hlet ic fields w er e a1* 

Barnes and—

C o n t i nu ed F r o m P a ge I

ii,o I 

VY: it. 
.. cup 
ped t h e title in 1923 and r e p e a l e d 

T h , , 

a ga i n in 192 i.

T h a l h e i m e r w as 

r u n n e r - u p in 
the *si ngl e s in 1925. Wi lme r A l ­

lison, m e m b e r of t h e Davis Cup

t e a m in 192i* a n d 1930 and Long- 
hor n c a p t a in in 192.*, wo n the in­

t e rc ol l e gi at e singl es in 1927.

B e l l W i n s i n 1 9 3 0

Be rk el e y Bell, a l t e r n a t e m e m b e r 
o f t he Davis C up t e a m in 1930 
a n d ca p t a i n of t h e L o n g h or n s in 
1930, won T e x a s ’ f o u rt h title in 
1929 by w i nn in g t he singles.

to 

Ba r n e s arni K a m r a t h won t heir 
wa y 
final s b y d e f e a t i n g 
( a s e and G r e e n o f P e n ns yl va ni a 
0-2, 0-4, 0-2.

t he 

“ Wi th 

t h e p r ob l em s c o n f r o n t - ; 

tin 

coaches mu s t 

m g footbal l, 
m a ke t h e i r profession a noble a n d j 
f a r r e a c h in g one in the b u i l d in g I 
up o f the m a n h o o d of o u r c o u r t - ' 
try. The coach is a friend a n d n j 
pal t o his men. He is a b ui l d e r 
S po rt s ma n sh i p , ! 
c h a r a c t e r . 
of 
cool mindedness, 
loyalty, c o u r a g e 
and spirit a r e buildi ng st on e s a

.sonic ef f ec t on 

past | A new physical e d u c at i on which

t h ei r play- l a s a new educ at ion, deals mor e
t ha n with exercises, 

upon which Ba r ne s a n d K a m r a t h I *° b r oug ht out.
B a r n e s e n t er e d t h e finals by de ­
have been pl a y i n g 
f o r t h e 
thr ee weeks, t o cl ay courts* ma y I *ias c o m * in<" t h e c o u n t r y , us well I b a t i n g I eddy Burwell , I mv e rs i t y
have 
ing in St. Louis. F r o m St. Louis, wi t h health 
the t wo will r e t u r n E as t and play Mr. Rogers added, 
f or t h e r e m a i n d e r o f t h e s u m m e r . 
I his 
“ New physical edu ca t io n is not 
first y e a r on 
gr ass c o u r t s in the E as t , a n d his c onc er ne d so much with t he v. in- 
playing has been 
an d football
average considering this fact. His 
g a m e s as it is with the pr omot i on 
play in the Fast will be entirely 
of sport, not for s p o r t ’s sake, bul 
on grass courts.
f o r 
the sake of s p o r t s m a n s h i p , ” 
he said.

t h e w i nn e r was seeded three.

the ningt of b as ket ba l l 

S p o r t * P r o m o t i o n W a n t e d 

Barnes was seeded f i ft h, while 

is Kano at b ’s 

t a r abo ve 

E a r l 

o f t he South, 0-3. 7-5, 1-1, (I
B a rn e s e n t e r e d t he semi-finals by L o a c h has to lay. 
d e f e a t i n g B r y a n t J r an t , 
n u m b e r one, in one of the biggest
u p se t s of t he t o u r n a m e n t .

seeded j 

- T o be 

t o 

f ai r - mi nded, 

to pl a y f avor ites, 

in o n e ’s dealings, not 

deal 
j u s ’ lj, not 
to 
be honest in o n e ’s thinking, to he 
s qu a re 
to 
h e a r p er s on al malice n o r h a r b o r 
I e 
ti, 
h a t r e d t o w a r d rivals, nett 
conceited 
“ o v e r ­
al ibi” in cie f ea t , to he t he s p o r t s ­
m a n a n d g e n t l e m a n at all times, 
by f ai r means,
ami win 

in victor y mu* 

only 

The Sporting 'Hung 
Do
Play With a New
Tennis Racket

T U

( -

T h a t g r a n d o l d g a m e o f 

t e n n i s w i l l g i v e y o it 

a 

g r e a t e r 

t h r i l l w h e n y o n 

p l a t w i t h a n e w r a c k e t . 

I f y o u h a v e a y o n d f r a m e , 

l e t i i i n* st ring; it. <1 A S 
R a c k e t s , l f ? . 5 0 u p .

Go Out to the I. 
With New Golf Clubs

l o r e 

is a p a r a d i s e 
O u r 
I Ii e 
f o r p o l l nj t. H a l l s 
( n e ll- 
n* V est p o l l C lu b s 
i o n - n e c k 
i r o n s ) , Ie e s a n d 
a l l e q u i p m e n t . V i s i t o u r 
g o l f 
t o m o r ­
r o w .

d e p a r t m e n t 

c&s SPORTING 

G O O D S GO.

120 G u a d a l u p e

of t h e 
Tayl or, ca p t a i n 
L on ghorns , was put out by Bob 
Ryan of Yale in t he f o u r t h r ou nd 
a i r e r he had d e f l a t e d Haines o f 
t he University of Nort h Carol ina, 
i ucion LaCoste 
s eeded 
was c o n qu e r e d in t h e third r ound 
by Br ya n Grant. K a m r a t h was 
e l i mi n a t e d in the f o u r t h round by 
Bus well.

eighth, 

Br uce Barnes 

is r an k e d n in e ­
t e e n t h in t i . United S t a t e s Gr a nt , 
who Ba rn es h eat 
in t he q u a r t e r ­
f i nal s w a s r at e d t e nt h. Gh-dhill 
was r ank e d f o u r t e e n t h in ; he I l ut­
ed States.

Littlefield—

( Co n ti n u e d F r o m P a g e I)

a r e given a chance to < xpand. We 
nave 
t he new $->00.(•()!• g y m n a ­
s ium, new w o m e n ’s g ym n a s i um , 
t he s t a di u m s eat i ng over Bi,OOO, 
baseball 
tennis c o u r t s , 
t o
and 

field, 21 
f r e s h m a n p r a c t i c e 

field 

Specialists

In E x a m i n i n g 
I !tf inr Glasses.

I yes a ad 

Have us advise you about 
y o ur eyes.

S T R I A
o i(io ^ R js)rs

-Seventh 6 Cendre#*

a - r r .1

William

Wallace of

agit*

a

high
chord t r ac k pr ospect s rn Texas, 

t he bef 

>1 

cc* tit Iv won set md place 

in 

hr 2211-vard 

low hurdles a n d

p i a i

<■ rn the 

120-yard high 

rib

in tile

ti!cr. ch o l a s t ic 

m t .>

Rarliei in the 

beal Harlan! and S l u ­

'd hu r d l e aces, 

lib

th, «Bis < of fey, is at - 

lei ding s u m m e r -< noel and re 
nor! < thai t h e r e is a possibility 
a1 NS al lace at t e nding 
the I ’rn- 
W i s h y this fall. He is also a 
for : bal! (day. r of note

Scientific Body 

Honors Texans

Mulier and M oore Elected 
To A cadem y

t i n

, ■,

T h a i 

rem tit 
, lect ion of I br 
Rob
, pr ofe ssor of 
.• Muon 
pur e 
eniai ie*, 
I lr. Her- 
and 
maim
ut
prof,': -(I 
ii iller.
zoology at 
the t nivcrsity, to the 
Nat i onal Aca d emy id Sciences was 
a ai mat honor to these men and 
hp Ii i et eg nit ion of * he S t a t e edu 
v. it h which 
cat Iona! 
inst t ut ton 
they a r e conn e ct ed i 
shown by a 
s t ud y of t h e m e mb e r s compri sing 
t h a t scientific body, Moore and 
Muller a r e ti
lily tv,o m e m b e i s 
of the d ea d mu', of .Sciences I rom 
I exa . Hu* list of m e m b e r s show- 
most of t ! era a r e from scienl i f ic
", E a s t e r n s t a te s a n d <hili- 
centi i 
f ornia. The 
of 
P e nn sy l va ni a has only six m e m ­
bers,

large of s t a t e 

New York with 51 menthe)

I! e 

list. Mas -at bu se Its 

lea ! ■ 
is 
sc*‘ond w itll -ll. Then • onion Gali- 
f m n i a with 30, of whom DI ar e

Sterling Williams, fifth ranking 
player on the Longhorn squad, 
who returned to Austin 
several 
weeks ago from the Texas champ- 
ionships. will resume his pl aying 
about the middle o f July in tour­
in the Middle West. He 
nament 
hope 
i n the C u l v e r . 
to lake part 
Ind.. tournament in A u g u s t

; of Karl, 

Bobby Kanirath, young brother 
left Saturday 
f or St. 
Louis to play 
c ou r t s 
championships. He will e n t e r the 
boys’ division. He 
f u t u r e 
L on gho r n player.

in the clay 

is a 

in a 

‘“ A s ound mi nd 

sound 
bo dy ’ Would ma ke a splendid r e ­
q ui r em e n t for g r a d u a t i o n in every 
A me r ic an public school,” Mr. Hog 
era concluded

t he 

a r e 

l i me 

al l o tme nt , 

“ A de qu a t e pace al lot me nt and 
e q u i p m e n t , t r ai ne d t eacher s, a d e ­
q u a t e 
cr edi t ed 
coiuegos in physical educ at ion , and 
principal 
recogn i t i on 
thi ng s which a t e ar lier of physical 
e d u c at io n should a k t he s u p e r i n ­
t e n d e n t , ” Mr. Rogers d e c l a re d in 
his le ct ur e W e d n e s d a y a f t e r n o o n . 
at 4:30 o ’clock in G ar ri son Hall I, 
titled “ How Best 
to Adir.Hu tor 
t h e School Health and Physical 
I*,din at ion Brog! a m . ”

Id; M a r y - 1 

f a mo us a s t r on om e r s . T h en in t he i r ! 
o r d e r i -me Illinois w i t h 21 m e m - 1 
her s; District of Col umbi a with 
20; Conne ct icu t with 
lam! with 15; New J e r s e y with I I ;
out
Wisconsin with 9; Pen ns y lv an i a I t h a t t he t eacher , upon receiving 
with b; Michigan with 6; Rhode 
from the s u p e ri n t e n d e n t , 
I sland with 2; Ohio with 2; Miss- should in r e t u r n p r o d u c e c e r t a i n 
Olin with 2; Iowa with I; Ar i zona results.
with 1; \ ir gmi a with I and N o r t h 
( ar ol i na with I. 

T e a c h e r * P r o d u c e R e s u l t s 

t h e n pointed 

Mr. Roger,- 

r equest 

E x - s tu d e n ts ' G r o u p 

G a in s 2 0 0 Seniors

Mort 

t ha n 200 m e mb e r s of the 
s e n i o r class at t he Uni ver si t y this 
y e a r a f f i l i a t e d 
the mse l ves with 
the Un i v er si t y F x - S t u d e n t s ’ As­
sociation b e f o r e l eaving t h e cam­
pus. By this me an- , t he y will be 
co n s t a n tl y kept in t ouch with t h e i r 
u n d e r t a k i n g s

a n ,j 

accompli.' hme n t s, 
le t t e rs f rom 
Im ad ^ tart rn s a n d 

and 
b o t Ii 
t h r ou gh 
t he ex-stu 
t h r o u g h 
dent 
the Alcalde, ex-student magazine.

Miss B e r t h a 
Mills, d i r e c t o r 
First 
of chi ldren#’ work 
Baptist Chur ch, Dallas, visited ’n 
A u s t i n T h u r s d a y as the g u e s t of 
Miss Ruby Terril].

the 

in 

A m o n g the desired r es u lt s of a 
physical edu c at ion 
t e a c h e r ar e a
p r o g r a m a d e q u a t e to the needs of 
t he child, a pr ogressive and gr ad 
cd p r o g r a m of physical e d u c a ­
tion, physical odin at ion which t (in­
f o rms to tin* c o r re c t and mode r n 
ed u c at io n and mea* ui od 
i exults, 
ac cor di n g to a s t a t e m e n t of Mr. 
Reg cis.

“ Ari a v e r a g e a m o u n t of - k died 
l ear ning 
p ro gr a m, health e d u c a ­
tion, athletics, ami play and rec*re 
a t ion should In* equally t a u gh t and 
t e ac h e r s of physical 
s tr essed by 
e d u c a t i o n , ” Mr. Roge rs 
pointed 
out.

Kila Ka t he ri ne Mills, Annie 
Pearl Wi ggins, a n d Evel yn P r i d ­
es n of S an Antonio, and C y nt h i a 
Uonnally of McGregor have been 
the Pi Beta Phi house 
visiting al 
: is the guest of G r a ce Hill, ( ’h a r ­
lot ie St r o ng, and I .oui o W e d d i n g ­
ton.

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B a r b a r a E l t o n S t u b b s

lr.

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H e n r y S h i b l y V a n c l e a v e , 
M a r g a r e t Von* V a t f g ha n
b red* ■ iek E u g e n e W a l l a c e
I o r m i n e VVarnken
B e a u r e g a r d VV e h d t
Billy Bob W h i t e
I >orothy A me t t i Wilke-.
F i n e s t W o o d r o w Willi
F M e r c e r W i n d r o w

C U M L A U D E
I tit- Best 481 Ow! rat 3 8 3 8

IM I win VV i l li am A d a m #
J t a n R a p t : ie 

\ d o u e

P e g • y Ma r i e V; e r

T r u e t t I u d s o n B a r b e r
J o h n E a r l e B a r d e n
T h o r ton N e w t o n B a r l o w
Al i c e L y d i a B a a r
E m m a E l m i n a B< 
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S a r a h ( r a v e n B e d i c h e k
M a r i e H i r s h f e l d B e r n h e i m
Ft > d i n a n d 
' 'liar ien Hie: e ls
E I n a Eli e Bi hop
S i p m u n d I oui■ B l u m
t ai l L e o n a rd B o e h l e r
A l m a Jean* ! s ■* Bi ow e r
V i< t o r I a e Bi o a k s

E v e l y n E l i z a b e t h C a l h o u n 

Rim- Z e h n e r < a r l t o n 
H e n ry < l a r k 
t ilia E n g l i h C l a r k 
. l a m e r D u r h a m C o f f e y 
M - Id r e d V Vian ( Woke 
M a r g a r e t M a r i e ( ' u n c o 
Ana ti i a r y D a v i s 
l a r k i n g Earl D e a c o n 
H o w a r d J o s e p h K b e r Ie 
Robci ’ A l b - un E d w a r d s 
F r a n c e s B e t t y E h r l i c h 
P a u l i n e F e r t s c K

( T u r n t o P a g e 7)

F r a n c e s V c r n e t t n L a u g h l i n 

C a r l F u h r m a n 

It al S h e p p a r d L e wi s , J r .

A n d res C'alixto G arcia 

SUNDAY. JUNE 28. 1931

481 Placed—

C o n t i n u e d I ' r o m P a g e I

e t Magna: upperclassmen, 55-6 0 ; I 
fr e sh m e n , 5 4 -5 6 .

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love. H ere’s popularity plus and it m ust be darned well deserved.
D r. Pepper combines health, energy and fun in one , . . and that : 
means happiness. Old and young, skinny and fat, big and little, tall 
and sh o rt,poor and rich,handsome and homely,all sortsof people in ' 
all walks of life applaud the happy hat it * f drinking-a-bite-t -eat.

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pure cane sugar in pre-digest cd form. Q uick as a flash this conc en­
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refreshed, exhilarated and keen for work or play. N o th in g in it can 
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t h e c o u n t r y w i l l v i e w I t , 0 7 4 c a r s r e g i s t e r e d d u r i n g 

W h a t e v e r m a y be t h e o u t c o m e o f t h e s e 
a t t e m p t s t o p r e v e n t this p r a c t i c e w h i c h h as 
b e c o m e s o p r e v a l e n t d u r i n g t h e last f ou r
or f i v e Years, th e f a i t r e m a i n s t h a t college ° f 
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t h e 
w i t h d i s t a s t e t h i s l a t e s t i n f r i n g e m e n t u p o n i c o r r e s p o n d i n g 
1930, 
t h e i r m u c h c h e r i s h e d “ r i g h t s a n d p r i v i - 
t h e B u r e a u 
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r e g i s t r a t i o n s f o r t h e s a m e list o f 
i l l o g i c a l a n d m o r e t h a n u n f a i r to m a k e a c o u n t i e s 
3 , 6 3 5 . 
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t h e f i g u r e s p a p e 
b u t o f m a n y a n d v a r i e d g r o u p s b e s i d e s , s u f - w e r e B e x a r , Dal l as . El P a s o , Gal- p a g e s , 
fe r for s o m e t h i n g 
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mi s s i o n h a s b e e n s o e a g e r to a s - j m i g r a n t .
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T H E 19 IST a n d f o u n d b u r e a u o f ­
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q u e s t i o n * a s he w e n t f u r t h e r i n t o 1930, wh i l e s h i p m e n t s w e r e
t h e p o l i t i ca l life o f s t a t e a n d n a - a r t l y t h e s a m e .

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l e t t e r s w h i c h he k e p t 
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C A R R E G I S T R A T I O N L E S S
R e g i s t r a t i o n s o f n e w a u t o m o ­
in n i n e T e x a s c o u n t i e s d u r -
bile-' 
i ng M a y t o t a l e d 3 , 5 2 2 , a d e c r e a s e 

e x- h a v i n g t a k e n h e r b a c h e l o r o f a r t - 

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in A u s t i n 

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li t e s e c r e t a r y . 
 

a s k e d t o r e t u r n t o N e w m a n 
n e x t y e a r : Mu d e l e i n St r i c h e r o f *
Y o r k t o w n . Al i c e U r b a n o f H e m p - ]
t o a d , M i l d r e d J e l i n e k o f G r a n g e r . ] 
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S a r a h P a y n e , d a u g h t e r o f Dr. E l i z a b e t h B r a d y o f H e a r n e , a n d , 
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d e g r e e in 1930. S h e will b e w i t h <)f Sa n A n g e l o .

f o r n e w s p a p e r s 

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in 
T e x a s a t t h a t t i m e w e r e c o n c e r n - 
cd w i t h v a r i o u s s u b j e c t s , s u c h a s A p r i l a n d 8 8 6 , 0 0 0 in M a y o f l a s t 
s l a v e r y , t h e I n d i a n poli cy, t a r i f f , 
r e p o r t sai d. “ P r o d u e - 
s e c e s s i o n , a n d c o t t o n . 
A u t o b i o g r a p h y 

t h e m o n t h a m o u n t e d 
b a r r e l s , c o m p a r e d 

y e a r , ” 
t h e 
l i on in t h e U n i t e d 
p e r c e n t b e lo w M a y o f 1930. wh i l e 
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i n v e s t m e n t s t a t i s t i c i a n

i s is a n a u t o b i o g r a p h y o f 21 Ma y , 1930. S t o c k - on h a n d at t h e o f T h e U n i v e r s i t y o f Texas. Mrs?
t h e b o n o :
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e n d o f 
c e n t less t h a n o n t h e c o r r e s p o n d - g r a d u a t e s 

in t h e f o r m o f a l e t t e r . A 
l e t t e r s r e m a i n e d 
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t h e m o n t h w e r e 4.7 p e r S t e v e n s o n w a s o n e 

in 

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u n o p e n e d 

f o r n e a r l y a h u n d r e d , i n g d a t e o f l a s t y e a r . ’

n nss A d mi n ! I r a t ion in J m e .

B L A N T O N ’S B O O K S E L E C T E E

Miss A n n i e W e b b B l a n t o n , w h d 
t h i s s u m m e r a t Our 
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is

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t h i s w e e k - e n d
t h e g u e s t o f h e r s i s t e r , M r st 
as 
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t e x t b o o k 

I

 SUNDAY. JUNE 28, 1931

Cecil-Ridley

» T H E S U M M E R T E X A ’ N

Kelley-Morrow !

U 

th e Rev. b r a n k ; 

Mrs. Kelley, d a u g h t e r of Mrs. 

A n n o u n c e m e n t h a s b e e n rcceiv- 

in P a r is a t noon M onday, ! took place May 17. 

A n n o u n c e m e n t h as been reeeiv- Miss M adeline C a lla h a n 

A quiet c e r e m o n y w as held w ith of Miss J h eo d o ra Irvine s school y g a r an d 

o nly m e m b e r s of th e f a m ily pre- o f N ew York City. She h a s also 
sent. 

a n d
cd of t h e m a r r ia g e of Miss R a n - I cd o f the m a r r ia g e of Miss L o r a n e J o h n J. S loan, both of S a n S aba,
die Ridley o f P a r is 
to Gilbert M orrow of M ercedes to K ogeis wer0 m a rrie d T h u rs d a y evening, 
Cecil o f Dallas. T h e w e d d in g took K elley of E id n b u rg . T he w e d d in g j J u m j 2$, a t th e hom e of th e Rev.
H W h a r to n . Only th e f a m ily
place 
a tte n d e d .
a j ew c joge f rie n d s 
J u n e 22, w ith 
W e ar, p a s to r of tho C e n tr a l P r e s - j M a ry M. M orrow , is a g r a d u a te 
been a t t e n d i n g
U niversity of T e x a s th e p a s t
of C . I. A. a n d also a g r a d u a te 
byt a r ia n ( hurch, o f fic ia tin g . 
is a m e m b e r o f D elta 
j>elta sorority. Mr. S loan
do n e g r a d u a te w o rk in The I ai* I h as bee n a t t e n d i n g th e medical
school a t G alveston and received 
his d eg re e in Ju n e . He is a m e m ­
ber o f A lpha K appa K appa, h o n ­
o r a r y m e dica l f r a te r n ity .

Mrs. Cecil received h e r bache- j v e r s it y o f T e x a s a n d C olum bia 
lo r of a r t s d e g r e e f r o m th e Uni- U n iv ersity . Mrs. Kelley has w rit- 
te n se veral f e a t u r e sto rie s con-
versity 
in 1928 a n d h e r m a s te r 
c e r n i n g T e x a s people in N ew Y ork
of a r t s d e g r e e f r o m t h e U niv er- 
sity in 1929. Sin' w as a m e m b e r of City.
Kappa K ap p a G am m a s o r o rity an d 
w as ele c te d into O ra n g e J a c k e ts , R a t h e r Kelley, 
C u r ta in Club, a n d v a r io u s lit e r a r y C o lo ra d o S ta te U niversity. H e w as A t l a n t a hospital, 
* 1
th e 
societies on 
ta u g h t h is to ry in th e P aris High 

Mr. and Mrs. Sloan will be at 
home in A tla n ta , Ga., w here Mr.
is a g r a d u a te of Sloan will se rv e a s in te r n e in an 

Mr. Kelley, son of Mr. and Mrs. 

She a s s is ta n t d is tric t 

j j rs Sloan has 

| School the past year. 
I 

T he g ro o m , who a t te n d e d Okla- an(j Norvell 

ca m pus. 

f o r ! 
f o u r y ea rs and is no w a m e m b e r 
(,f th e law firm of Kelley, Looney,
in E d in b u rg . Mr. 
is now an em- Mrs. Kelley will reside at Hdin 

a t to r n e y 

Thaxton-Nimon

[Shipman-Covert

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ferns sprinkled 

th r o u g h o u t with 

w e r e m a tro n s in t h e cerem onies. 
M a tro n of hottor w a s Mrs. A rth u r 
P. W atson, 
s is te r o f th e bride. 
B e st m an wa-- A rc h ib a ld Adams 
of Jacksonville.

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of n u m e r o u s , g ow n w ith real la ce veil a d o rn e d
w ith a dain ty s p r e a d of blue tulle 
f i t t e d a b o u t h e r fa c e .

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meanie th e bride of J a m e s W al­

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Lewis 
)t g an by Miss A n n e t t e 
th ro u g h o u t th e r ite s , a vocal solo 
fol-
if iv 
S o f t W in d s 
il-v.',’’ 
su n g by L e s te r Bren i- 
u r, St. D av id ’s ve ted choir firs t 
(marched dow n 
th e aisle singing 
[ T h o Bridal ( ’h o r n s ,’’ a t t e r which 
a t t e n d a n t s g <\vr.od in 
lh- hridt 
ink and blue a p p e a r e d . P rid e ’s 
I-;-: 'n I an Is were Mi 
S ara I r a n ­
’t , G-checke. MH* H elen V e r o , 
• \ beet t a 
\ j , 
I i ant - - A o e r \ . M 
(-"an ie v a n te r, Miss M a ria n P 
-rg- , 
•rd Mi.-< M arian 

\ v e r y . 

(iro o m sm e n , who p re c e d e d th e 

Ii.i . >• • at Goldarns 
II 
l o f 

a < rt
i o n , F r a n k

l i t ' 

o f 

l ’u ' t ' s h 

. l a c k - o n v i l i o , B e n 

o f
Vie-1in, J u li a n B olton of Ja ck n u ­
die. 
I . a n a n T o u c h s to n e of Hai­
ti . and Ed Bressler, A ustin. Mrs. 
|B. M. T em ple, s is te r o f th e bride, 
land Mrs. W esley M e rritt of Gal- 
W eston, sis te r of t h e b rid eg ro o m ,

is a 

Mrs. Shipman, the d a u g h t e r of 
Mr. a n d Mrs, F. M. C o v e rt, Sr., of 
f o r m e r stu d e n t of 
A u stin, 
of T exas. Mr. 
T h e U n iv e rsity 
the A lpha 
S h ip m an , m e m b e r of 
T a u O m ega f r a t e r n i t y , g r a d u a te d 
f ro m th e U n iv e rsity in 1924. He 
is th e son of Mr. a n d Mrs. Ja m e s 
S h ipm an of G alveston. He is at 
the N a ­
p r e s e n t co n n e c te d w ith 
tiona l City Bank of New "York 
a n d lins been r e c e n tly tr a n s f e r r e d 
to Buenos Aires, w h e r e th e couple 
will m ake th e ir home.

in C hicago and New 
V isiting 
Y o rk until 
the m iddle of Ju ly , 
Mr. a n d Mrs. S h ip m a n will th e n 
le av e fo r B uenos A ires.

th e T e x a s P o w e r and burg.

boma U n iv ersity , 
ployee o f 
L ight C o m p a n y a t Dallas. A f t e r a 
h o n e y m o o n 
to H o u s to n and 
G alveston , Mr. a n d Mrs. Cecil will 
reside in Dallas.

tr ip 

G O O N O U T I N G

A la rg e g ro u p o f M ethodist s t u ­
to D illin g h a m ’s pas­
d e n ts w e n t 
a 
a f t e r n o o n on 
tu r e S a t u r d a y 
h a y r id e a n d 
o u tin g . O u td o o r 
g am es w ere played, and th e g ro u p 
s a n g songs a r o u n d th e ca m p fire .

- 

.........o -------------
C. Boss G reen, w ho rec eiv e d his 
B. B. A. d e g r e e in 1930, is now 
lo c ate d 
is 
I n te r n a t i o n a l Business 
w ith 
M achine C o m pany .

in San A nto n io . He 

th e 

* • *

Pickett-Nichols

took place 

of D orothy 

W e d d in g r i t e s 

fo r 
the m a rr ia g e 
\ n n 
Nichols, o f A ustin, ex-student of 
T h e U n iversity of Texas, to Tom 
P ic k e tt o f P a le s tin e ai noon S a t ­
u rd ay , J u n e 27, at 
the N ichols’ 
home. Dr. W . R. M inter, p a s to r 
o f th e F irs t S o u th e r n P re s b y te r ia n 
the 
C hurch, was 
cerem o nies.

in charge of 

M em bers of th e fam ilies of the 
frie nds 

couple an d a 
few close 
w e re the only on es present

B I RTH A N N O U N C E D

Mr. and Mrs. J a m e s Cumley, 
e x - s tu d e n ts of th e U niversity, a n ­
n o u n c e the b irth o f a son Fues- 
d ay, J u n e 16 Mrs. C um ley w as

Mrs. P ic k e tt, a lth o u g h a g r a d ­
u a t e of S. M. II., is a f o r m e r sin 
th e U niv ersity . Mr.
P ic k e tt, a m e m b e r of B e ta T h e t a
is a g r a d u a t e of
is
S helby < a th e r in e Clar, G am m a Phi B eta, Fummt.r w ith his p a r e n t s a t Wa I- now c o u n ty a t t o r n e y of A n d e rso n
», '.crux a n d Mr. C u m ley w as know n to his 
classm ates as “ C o m m o d o r e ”
< 'ualley.

d e n t o f 
ju n i o r in Baylor School of Medi- Pi 
cine a t Dallas, is s p e n d in g 

th e T he U niv ersity of Texas. He 

th e U n iv e rsity , now 

Jesse H opkins, a 

f o r m e r Btu-1 d en t 

f r a t e r n i t y , 

I C ou n ty ,

jer< 

of 

a* 

a

j 

PAGE FIVE I

Linder-Hillister

Miss Lula M Rowley, assi t.ant Weeks, and Miss Baw ley will r e ­

dea n of w om en, an d MU- Mar- 

I u r n 

to Aust in 

fi r 

th e second 

Miss S a r a Phillips H U lister of 

g a r e t Peek, stu d e n t life se c r e ta ry 

te rm of su m m e r school, 

S c h e n e c ta d y , N. YL, a n d C larence
H ugo L inder, f o r m e r ly of A ustin, 

fo r w om en, left A ustin for a n au-

tom obile tr ip to T en n e sse e, whet 

w ere m a rr ie d 

in 

S c h e n e c ta d y 

they will spend 

th e ir vacation. 

F ay Wilson of B e a u m o n t has

been a r e c e n t vi Hor a t 

the Pi

B e ta Phi house.

the

is a T hey will spend s e v e ra l days as 
the U n iv ersity , has J the guest of Miss D orothy Go- 
G ene ra l haue r, as sista n t d ean o f w omen,

J u n e 16. Mr. L in d e r, who 
g r a d u a t e of 
the g u e s t of
bee n em ployed by 
E le c tr ic C o m p an y a t S c h e n e c ta d y An H ende rson, K,v» Mss- Peek will th e family of G eneral T. W. (ire
fo r th e past seven years. Reed 
G ra n d b e r r y , a d ju n c t p r o f e s s o r of 
j electrical e n g in e e rin g in th e U n i­
to 

Mr . F rance- Goldbeek i i visit­

to S c h e n e c ta d y 

in H ouston as 

in Nashville 

several gory.

- a t M u e lle r’s Shoe S to re

visit 

f o r 

ing 

versity. went 
he hest man.

♦ * ♦

Fox-Hillyer

o f Mr. 

B illyer, d a u g h t e r 

T he m a rr ia g e of Miss L o re n a 
and 
I Mrs. IU IU B illyer of I ouUe, and 
a g r a d u a t e of the U niversity, and 
Je sse lh Fox of T h o r n t o n is set 
for Monday, J u n e 29, a t Bi l b i 
th e vetting.
o ’clock 

in 

T he ce re m o n y will take place in 
St. M a rtin 's L u th e r a n C h u rch , 
Austin. Rev. F. G. R o c s e n e r will 
o ffic ia te. The b r id e ’s p a r e n ts will 
th e 
e n t e r ta i n at a rec eption 
ch u rc h p a r lo r s im m ed ia te ly a f t e r 
the cerem ony .

in 

D A U G H T E R B O R N

s tu d e n ts of The U niv ersity 
: T r o t , a nnoiim e 

Mr and Mrs. Otis H a rris, ex- 
of 
t he b i r t h of a 
claught cr. J a n e Ann, J u n e 12, Mrs. 
fo rm e r ly A lda Mac 
H a r ris was 
jf

1 Calhoun, 

an d 

Felix 

took place at 

T he w e d d in g of Miss G rave j 
Minion, d a u g h t e r of Mr. a n d Mrs. ; 
C harles Nimon, 
S. j 
T h a x to n , son of Mr. a n d Mrs. S. 
IL T h a x to n , 
th e 
b r id e ’s home a t IO o ’clock S a t u r ­
d ay m orning. Dr. Leon L a tim e r. 
p a s to r 
F irst B a p tis t 
('h u rc h , read th e service. A f t e r 
the ce rem o n y Mr. a n d Mrs. T h a x ­
to n left on a m o to r trip to Mexico.
Mr. and Mrs. T h a x to n are both 
ex s tu d e n ts id' T he U n iv ersity of 
T exas,

th e 

o f 

• * %
T om B. M cFarlin of B e rtra m
has gone home fo r th e w eek-end.

Lu 

^ & y / k r

-. 

—I AF] ERnqBny jjBisi

S J d c / ^
°EQy.
O r 
O BLU I T
—i ppsjxjsm
O W &

3# 5e '|

5.65 
7.85
8.65
9.65
10.65

n
rn

, s

T. H. Williams

C o n g r c t t at Fift h

Remarkable Group 

O f Summertime

DRESSES

mr—

J t i

E 111

SHOES

S U I T E R S

I binit'Ic ( corn
and Bridge S I i p -
•umbimit ion ut col

Cut pi irs 
Muh
pt*I 

.

H O SIE R Y 
Nun* dom ti Silk Hose 
$ I 35, 1 1.85 arui $2 
S a l e price en, p e r p a i r . 
Seven Dozen Silk Hose 
$ 2 . 5 0 a r u i $ 3 
Sale Price $1,98 per pair.

$ >, $5.50 and I ‘ i
Sal. I’rite $3.85 per pa 11

 ----------- o---------------

Miss D orothy ( ulto n of Corpus 
( ’Kristi has b e e n a r e c e n t g u e s t 
o f S u p e r in te n d e n t and Mrs. B. i f 
Cobb iii' this city.

LEON’S SLIPPER SHOP

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

a n d

A [.eon S ale 
I rue L eo n $6 
\ allies

HOSIERY

Special 
p u re ,«ilk 
full fashion 
chiffon hose. 
R e g u l a r 
1.95 & I.Go 
val ue s.

87c

tem
VY l l I T E S ­
R E A U K S - 
B L I TES—
P I N K S — 
B L O N D S - 
F H I A G E - 
U R E F . N --
Iv E I >S—

✓

L e o n ’s S lip p er 
S h o p

604 Congress 
Austi n, T e xa s

nm

GO ANYW HERE

in T e x a s 
a n d r e tu r n for

JULY 4 th

via.

A t

P a ir

o o d C le a n in g

trill r e s to r e . . 
th eir original beauty

Sports Suits, Coats, Hats, D r e sse s...all 

are due now for a careful, thorough scten-
t if ic cleaning . . . to renew their freshness 

and smartness.

H ere they are C leaned by the most ap ­

proved and modern methods.and equipment 

...p r o c e s s e s developed and perfected at 

the Institute cd the National Association o f 

Dyers and C leaners, o f which w e are a 

member. It ’s the best C leaning obtainable 

anywhere.

"Wear ( lean ( lathes'*

NICK LINZ

M a s te r C le a n e r & D yer 

P h o n e 2-3123

ON SALE
One Day Monday

JUNE 29TH

Choice 1000 Pairs 
Women’s Summer 

Shoes

WITH THE PURCHASE OF A PAIR AT THE 

REGULAR PRICE OF $6.00

F i r s t Pair $6.00 
Second Pair $1.00

T w o Pairs $7.00

Whites
Blondes
Blacks
a n d
Combinations

BRING YOUR FRIEND

I hese B e a u t i f u l 

D resses A re F ashion­

ed o f C hiffons, and 

W ashable Silks.

I hu t* j i a genui ne oppor ­
tunity for summe r school 
misses lo make an e xt r a ­
ordi nary buy of summ e r 
frocks,. T h e y are as cool 
as a sea br ee ze and e x ­
tre me ly f ashi onable . Huy 
one for your next w e e k ­
end.

p er p air

A hosiery value every 

wom an w i l l g re et 

with de l ight! Pure 

silk to the top-—c hi f­

fon we i g ht 

in 

the 

smart 

shade s 

f o r 

gummer.

S ilk H o sier y

 

 ~

HOmc o r Gooo Snots a h o H o sie r s’
6 0 6 CONGRESS AVE.

T I IE D A IL Y T E X A N
BUSINESS D IR E C T O R Y

AUTO SUPPLIES

CLOTHING WANTE D

A U T O P A I M S H O P 
A e t h o r l r e d D u c o R e f i n i s h i n g 
I 

It COLE, 106 E. I S I 

S t a t i o n .
Phon* 4005

If Your Car D o e * Not S t a r t 
P H O N E 0 7 I S 
U N I V E R S I T Y I I M IKIC s e r v i c e 
24 12 G U A D A L U P E

H I G H KST c a o n p r ic e * p a i d for
h a n d c l o t h i n g , sh.*.*, h a t* 

in 
a m t 
C hon. 8/8 2.

A. Bchwarta. 

t r u n k * a n d 
417 M 8t4*.

H IG H E S T price* paul 

for aecond-hand 
clothing, choca an.! ha!" We aiao b u r 
' cl ’ h. a. Rh na ti >17, or nail h r . 

la-ii 
M 7 K a * t Sic'.Ii.

BAKERY

Spacial Rates 

W H Y P A Y MORE 7 
and F ra t e m i t ic*.

to BororitJe* 

2(01 Guadal upe 

Q U A L I T Y B A K E R Y

e b o n * M I S

CAFE

OTA

CIGARS

W H E N YOU 

ARL DOWN 

I OWN 

DROP IN 
ABE F RANK CIGAR CO.

CLEANERS

T a ra * Cleaner* and Rhea Repair
Y o u r p e r f e c t v a l e t .
A ll work gua r a n t ee d .
S S K Guad alupe— Rhone ( K l .

DENTISTS

DRH LYNN hic! LYNN 
D entai Surgeon* 
1612 Norwood Hide.
PHONE 8154
ICE

STAR ICE Q)

LAUNDRY

R O M E L A U N D R Y
I
l l P H O N E 3 7 0 2 

MATTRESSES

Mattress*.* Renovated $1.50 
Austin Mattress Co. 
Phone 2-1511

MINIATURE G OLF

PLAY BN DK It T H E H U K MOON 

W h e r e 

there arc » ■'- »ral golf hazard*. 

•m o u t h ha r felt (freena.
19 6 1 D a m B i r d .

MOVING & STORAGE

29tH * CHAO. PHONE 5 0 0 0

v M ' I’.- 

" .... ,, ' 

• . * .

Hi 
I i 

i c iv y
A

PLUMBING

K HA VI N Pl 

ti n g* 

(; 

t heater*. 

-J, repairs, Se* MS*
Nice * . l * c t i o a 
M e n n w a t e r heater*.

a 

; L a v a a S t r e e t . 

P h o n e 6 7 6 S .

PAINT & WALL PAPER

G RIFF ITH
Wall P a p e r & P a i n t Ce.
I he Val.-ip*r S to re 
C o n t r a c t work a (specialty 

I SIS I ava a 

Friona SI ST

T Y P I N G

li r t e 

BY U N I V E R S I T Y g r a d u a t e . M . A . d e ­
lieh. F o u r y e a r * e x p e r i ­
ence taping theme-, these*, business ad- 
i n is- ; - < rat •.ui r e p o r t a . D i a l 4 0 7 5 , or call

in F 

USED CARS

W E S E U C O N T R A C T 

ICT. A N D 

A P P R O V E D R E I - KIGER \ r O R b
SOUTHLAND ICE CO.

THOMSON MOTOR CO,
t C< or ad o 

Phone o » » \

I 

T h e r o u t e o f t h e A i r C o o l e d D i n e r *

75°o OF ONE-WAY FARE
$5.70 Waco 
Dallas 
$5.40 
Ft. Worth 

San Antonio 

$3.00
$2.20

T i c k e t * o n * a l e J u l y 3 r d a n d 4 t h w i t h 
l e a v e d e s t i n a t i o n p r i o r 

t o 
t o m i d n i g h t o f J u l y 6 t h , 1 9 3 1 .

f i n a l 

l i m i t 

G e o . B e n d e t t i ,
C i t y P a s s e n g e r A g t .

P h o n e 7 2 0 2 
1 0 6 E . 7 t h S t ,

Cinderella Slipper Shop

822 CONGRESS AVENUE

J.C. PENNEY GO

5 1 3 - 1 5 C o n u r e * * A v e

■ ' ' U r - y

 • A G E S I X
WcaL-Jas ae. . . . =

Recruiting Rule
Added to League 
F o o t b a l l Code

Bulldiins Being Prepared 
For Next Y ears 
Contests

A d o p t i o n o f a n o w r u l e i n t hit 

f o o t b a l l p l a n o f t ho T e x a s I n t e r ­

s c h o l a s t i c L e a Rue. a u t h o r i z i n g t h e 

d i st r i ct e x e c u t i v e c o m m i t t e e t o d i s ­

q u a l i f y a n y h i g h s c h o o l w h o s e o f ­

f i c i a l s o r “ fans** art b e l i e v e d t o 

bt r e c r u i t i n g p l a y e r s , has I e o n a n ­

n o u n c e d b y A t h l e t i c D i r e c t o r R o y 

H e n d e r s o n , o f t h e U n i v e r s i t y L e a ­

g u e B u r e a u , T h i s a n n o u n c e m e n t 

f o l l o w - a nu < t i n g of t h e s t a t e e x e - 

i a l i v e c o m m i t I c e here.

fl u a l ­
T h e n e w rul e a d d s t o 
r e a d y e x i s t i n g d u t i e s o f 
' • d i s ­
t rict e x e c u t i v e c o m m i t t e e a t h i r d

f o o l ' a i ! 

o n e , na m e Iv.
i 
< i pi e t hat hi g h st hut I 
w o r t h w h i l e in s c h o o l a s a n r . l o c a ­
iv c o n ­
t i o n a l 
f o r c e w j u n I" -pi 
t r o l l e d . T h e o t h e i t w o d a t a 
a r c 
tried c h a m p i o n to 
t o c e r t i f y the ti 
t i m e , a n d 
t h e s t a t e o f f i c e i n d m 
t o e n f o r c e r u l e s in t h e d i s t r i c t .

D i s q u a l i f i c a t i o n P e n a it v

‘ f a n ’ 

“ E f f o r t s 

o n t he part 
l oca l 

e>f a n y 
to 
s c h o o l o f f i c i a l o r 
r e c r u i t p l a y e r s wi l l be c o n s i d e r e d 
a v i o l a t i o n o f t h e pi ni ppl e, arid 
w i l l s u b j e c t t h e s c h o o l to d i s q u a l i ­
f u r t h e r 
f i c a t i o n , ” the* 
lie 
l e a d . 
tin d i s t r i c t c o m m i t t e e 
m a d e b y 
ha s 
a f t e r Hie s c h o o l 

n e w 
“ D i s q u a l i f i c a t i o n m a y 

c o n e d rn I 

i lie 

t o be 
b e e n g i v e n a n o p p o r t u n i t y 
its o w n d e f e n c e . W h e n 
h e a r d in 
a 
it wi l l 
s c h o o l 
r e m a i n on t h e d i s q u a l i f y d list u n ­
til its £ u p e r i n t e m i t ni ha- c o n v i n c ­

is d i s q u a l i f i e d , 

ed the c o m m i t t e e t hat t h e n no-: 
c o m p l a i n e d o f h a v e b e ii r e m o v e d 
a n d t ha t h e c a n g u a r a n t e e O h p r o ­
p e r 
in his 
s c h o o l . ”

c onduct , o f f o o t b a l l 

T h e rn vv r ub g iv 

t h e di t cie t

b l a n k e t a u t h o r i t y t o di q u a l i f y a n y 
s c h o o l win re b e l i e f . c ur i a nt that 
t h e r e c r u i t i n g o f a t h l e t e s is g o i n g 
o n . Mr. H e n d e r s o n rail!. T h e e f - 
f e e t i v i tiers o f i t s e n f o r c e m e n t im-- 
e n t i r e l y w i t h tin* di s t r i ct c o m m i t ­
I ii tin pa.-; t h e c m •! ifcu l i o n 
t e e . 
itch t hat 
o f I he Leap ne has b e e n 

it ha* b e e n n e c e s s a r y f o r tin 
in-
< l i g i hi l i t y o f a parti, a j a r at Uh Ie 
J" he p r o v e d b e f o r e t h e a c h o o ! us- 

hi m m a y he 

i n g 
d i s q u a l i f i e d . 
’I h e r e ha s ho. ti rn* r ega l : t on g i v ­
in, a n y c o m m i t t e e a r b i t r a r y a u- 
t hoi Sty t o .Ii q u a l i f y a m bool .

1 7 0 , 0 0 0 C o p i e s M a i l e d

I h e o f f i c e f o r c e of t he L e a g u e 
i s p r e p s i i n g b u l l e t i n s f o r t h e n e x t 
b u l l . ; un 
c o n t e s t . Thes® 
y e a r ' s 
jo Tiled by T h e U n iv or- i t y 
VV Ii! bf 
P r e s s a n d wi l l bs 
to 
i ne mhe r* at a c t u a l c o s t . 
L e a g u . 
is to o r 
lait t hat 
A n e w spoiling; 

f u r n i s h e d 

u s e d a 

a s u j> jib* m e n ta r e 

t o 

t h e 

s t a t e - a d o p t e d 
tin 
t e x t * 
h a n d s < I t h o p: intl s. T h e Ie a- 
g u e wi l l d i s t r i b u t e 
I TO,hot) 
c o p i e s o f Un* b u l l e t i n n t h e ne a i 

n o w 

t h e 

in 

t h e b l a ­
f u t u r e . 
A b u l l e t i n on 
g u e ’® d e b a t i n g out Me n 
th)*- 
n e x t s c hoo l y e a r : “ Re diva d, Ti ai 

f o r 

"Fbi P o i rn lr.\ I: 

L o b b y i n g as General !) ) 
I m - 
t o f t h e 

I r a c t i c e d
i . m n i . d t o 
i 'ei .pb . ” 
t h e B e s t L u c i a 
i s ai.-o b e i n g p r e p a r e d . 
T h e I e- 
v i s e d Copy o f t h e c o e t i t u t i o n o f 
t h. L e a g u e w ill Im n ad v for d i s ­
t r i b u t i o n 
I, Mr. 
B e d i c h e k st at s d .

a b o u t A u g u s t 

File e n r o l l m e n t 

t h e L e a g u e 
r e a c h e d a n e w h i gh l e v e l i b i s past. 
p a i d - u p 
s c h o o l y. ar whorl f i r m 

in 

to

P< r

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a l l o w e d 
to r. h a t e a 
l a r g e r p e r c e n t a g e o f I r a n s o o r i n - 

tie.* L e a g u e 

t i o n e x p e n Hts 
t h a n e v e r b e f o r e 

to t h e c o a t <•:•*.«. un ta
j-< hi s c c i r ”

in 

Mr. B e d i c h e k a n n o u n c e d . T h i s i e -
( > n all ti a n :• »r t a -
I u n d w a ma t h 

t i o n e x p e n s e s a b o v e f o u r d o l l a r s . 
In 
* 
r c p t e n nt at i va g r o u p nj 

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t he c o n t . •.*- 

fin* 

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in 

p a r t i c i pa t e f i 
i r a n - p o r t a t h m expert- * 
P r a c t i c a l l y ; 
t r a l i ze d . 

f r o m t h e 

c o l l e c t e d 
m e m b e r s h i p 
used in t his n ai npr

in 

t h e I 

T H E 

S U M M E R T E X A N

Deed Is Executed 
For Giving U. T. 
Littlefield Home

H ouse and Grounds Kept 
A s Life Estate For 
Mrs. Littlefield

Execution o f the deed giving to I 

SUNDAY, JUNE 28, 193

J terest after a certain period of 
years, for a main building for the 
University. This fund is still un­
expended.

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Fruit, V eg eta b le

Ship m en ts Increase

A l l - S h i r l e n l T a c t 
k J l U U d i l v d v l 

: i n c t 0 w o r d r e c o i * K l b 5 ’ fc“ , r i < T ,
hurt Mc A Hist» r received his d.

D I 

nays in tommy He was sc l o o t e d by the Bishop M‘1

, ffreG fr° m Lhe University in 192 I

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* 

 
U n iv e r s it y T h ea te r to G iv e 
n n 
OI- 
Play Here July 8, 9

l l 

I I 

 

The University Theater will pre- 
Fruit and vegetable shipments ' sent ‘“Tommy,” a three-act com- 
of 10,128 cars from Texas farms cdy on W ednesday and Thursday
llie Dus­
during May represented an 
' and ‘V 
tin High School Auditorium. The
curtain will rise promptly at 8:20 
o ’clock and no one will be ad­
mitted after that time. Admission 
price is to be 50 cents while hold­
ers of activities f e e .receipts are to 
be admitted free. The play 
is 
directed by Monroe Lippman.

in- n 'kr*d"?’ duyv 

' h“ « “ r”»u ,"f

, . . . 

f , 

, 

, , 

the B ureaus report paid. Totals
, 

'a UmVenB*5''
The seasonal tendency » to- 
J* ‘lc' iine during this period,

Tho University of T .»»» the A n s - " 0" * oI 11 per ccnt ov”r Apri1’ 
tin horn,, of the late Major George ‘’‘" '" T " * 
w . Littlefield has been a nn„unc- m^ w 
ed. Major L ittlefield's will be- 
queathed this tory., estate to t he d ! 
tinivnreia, « 
. tl 
University with the understanding 
, 
Y
I that his widow shout,I retain it as T i 
a home during her lifetim e, and 
sh,aped during
that after her death it should he- K ,orn,pop‘b "<f ™onth of 1930
01
I come the residence of the presi- I 
don. of tho University. It is pro- ’T ? 8’ 
h id ed in tho deed which has been * bK’h “ b 
' executed by Mrs. LittlofioM and *?ay r VeT . t’ r C0U 
.u,,. 
♦ rust nog 
that tho 
tn sloes 
grounds are reserved as a 
, 
, 
f. 
. 
estate for her. 
, 
,,,, 
th is home 

, 
„ , ment *»t mixed 

, , 
vegetables and

. 
is but one 

loadings 
, 

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. 

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house 

however. 

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life , 

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thc 

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f * ™ * - J« '

than the net decline as compared; Fhurber, Macon 
U) n):!0. This loss waa o ffsH in i Wilson. Louis lh,lh bin,u
j some measure by a heavier m ove-: 

o

.

""’"i ! T h ! » '

 

Mr'
u 
Bodily; Judge

 

 
M cA llister B ack

The all-student cast is as fo l­

Mrs. Wilson, Mali Ie Claire llan-

lows:

I ^

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, 

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tv 

„ 

. 
Shipments during Mar by com

v t 1 getable., 567 
.*.WW ,' 
inn,lilies were us folhnv-: mixed 

o f the
many g ifts Majo'r Littlefield, for- 
. 
mer regent, made to the I mvcr-
s i t y . T h e 
t h e s e g i f t s
l a r g e s t o f 
was the -urn of $.‘100,009, which,
according to his request, has been 
I-pent for the erect ion o f a dormi- It,,matora* “ f 7 J ' Potatoes, 2.015 Antonio 
tory for freshman girls, the Alice > C*.r ’ t u! unbM r’ 
P. Littlefield Memorial Dormitory. I f 
lie bequeathed $260,000 to t h . be*"S’ T 
. . . 
t Diversity to be used for a mem- 
• i 
d ia l archway or gatew ay to the 
main University campus. 

.?*>0
greens, 2 cars; groin corn, 
.
cars; plums and prunes, 2 cars;
, 
and watermelons, 2 cars.

A t U . of C hicago
A fter .■omplnt.ng an archacolog- 
leal study of Oahu. ILiwaii. .I. (iil-
o nTr I bBrt McAllister, form erly of San
a Kradu. u. of Th(,
' 11 ! l uiversity of I, \as, has returned
»•« U.K hi»g duties at
« ," * *b<l University o f Chicago, accord-

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A $125,000 fund for the pur­
chase nf Southern historical ma­
terials and documents was
s e a t e d 

t h e U n i v e r s i t y 

l i b r a r y 

t o 

pr e - I

r

b y M a j o r L i t t l e f i e l d , a n d h e s u p - \ 
p l e m o n t od t hi s a m o u n t b y $ 3 0 , 5 0 0 
a d d i t i o n a l g i f t s . T o M a j o r L i t t l e - ! 
f i el d, 

t he U n i v e r s i t y 

l i k e w i s e , 

is 

' i n d e b t e d 

p u r c h a s e d 

f o r t h e W r e r m L i b r a r y , I 
in 1 9 1 8 a t a c o s t o f 
, $ 2 2 5 , 0 0 0 , an d c o m p r i s e d o f m o r e 
! t h a n 5 , 0 0 0 v o l u m e s o f r a r e si x- 1 
a n d e i g h t - ! 

s e v e n t e e n t h 

Set. nth, 

M i l dr e d Ba f o r d , s e c r e t a r y 

f o r 

Ti \ a 

S t u d e n t P u b l i c a t i o n s , Inc. , 

r e t u r n e d thi, w e e k a t t e r a t h r e e
wei ks vi 
in M i a m i , F l a . S h e 
wi l l r e s u m e he r d u t i e s . July I.

i» 

D o n j o n Durst., 
t h e Bt b o o l 

u a t e o f 
is 
w o r k i n g w i t h H u m b l e Oil a n d Re 
f i n i n g < urn puny, H i s h e a d q u a r t e r s 
a r e 

l l o u . - t o n .

j e e n t h c e n t u r y ho o k s .
I 
j o r i g i n a l l y t o a b o u t $ 5 0 0 , 0 0 0 , w a s | 
19 3 1 g r a d - e s t a b l i s h e d by M a j o r L i t t l e f i e l d , !
o f L a w , 

A c u m u l a t i v e f u n d , a m o u n t i n g 

to be u s e d , t o g e t h e r w i t h t h e in-

J U E A X * *

NOW SHOWING
Janet Gaynor

i n

“Daddy
Longlegs”

W i t h W a r n e r B a x t e r

C A R T O O N 
C O M E D Y 
F O X M O V I E T O N E N E W S

Sun.-Mon. 

“Derelict”

G e o r g e B a n c r o f t i n a r e al 
a c t i o n d r a m a w i t h r o u s i n g 
t hr i l l s w i t h W i l l i a m B o y d 
a n d J e s s i e B o y c e La n d i s .

Tues.— One Day 

Clara How in
“ No Limit”

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B M a i M M i ! TO I M W Vffmjffn inr. mr ti it -amit rn. rn, m- „ m . :

s i a m o f Honolulu 

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In the Bishop Museum 

t o m a k e
' 
''"bv of t h e I la t
; MOI w h i c h D o n s . l ul u V
. Oui ii. 
of Oahu, upon which Honolulu 
situated. He visited remote vt J 
leys, regions that reminded him C 
W est Texas and a desolate isIaH 
that is gradually blowing away .6 
a
sea. 
is th 
largest and most famous col lee ti*fi 
of relics, of island races of t ti 
South Pacific there is to be fouif 
anywhere in the world. This rn-1' 
scum was endowed by the 
laji 
Charles Bishop. Attached to 
is a group of famous scientist* 
The museum has sent oui ma J 
archaeological und other scientiij 
lf 
expeditions to the South Sea 
lands and other parts 
of ti 
world.

v s g *

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— Yes, 
Sir!

f o r 

H e r e ’s e n t e r t a i n rn e n t 
bui lt 
l a u g h t e r ! B u b ­
bl i n g , s p o n t a n e o u s y o u t h , 
m a d c a p y o u n g s t e r s 
in a 
t h o r o u g h l y f u n n y s t o r y o f 
two. c e i e b r a t c d 
in o f i e n 
p i c t u r e s t a r s in a n u n i n ­
t e r r u p t e d 
o f 
c o m i c a l i n c i d e n t s . C o m e 
i n s i d e 
a 
m o v i n g p i c t u r e s t u d i o a n d 
L A U G H !

• s u c c e s s i o n 

g a t e s 

t h e 

o f 

“Forbidden
Adventure”

P a r a m o t m l ’s 
L a u g h Hit f r o m t he S t o r y 
B y S I N C L A I R L E W I S
W I T H ------------
Edna May Oliver 

( R e m e m b e r 
t h e c o l l a p s ­
i bl e f a c e cif ‘C i m m a r o n ’?) 
Mitzi Green 
Jackie Sear! 
L o u i s e Fazenda

New.* a n d C o m e d i e s 

N o w . 2 p. m. Lo 11 p, rn.

I t i l l AW Kl SE

A l w a y s C o m f o r t a b l y C o o l !

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(o Mu lure Newspaper Syndicate

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Live Sleek Goes 
On Up Grade For 
May Shipments

I a t t l e , S lit e p I n c » e a s e 
A s S w i n e
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. T h e s e c o n d o f t h e s e 

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t d t h e s k i n , m a y a l ­
w a y s b e h a i l a t

T . H . W illiam s

WHERE TO ROOM 
THIS SUMMER

and 1907 

Filii IU) VS: Loan) aud 

lodrirno 1905 
l Tniver»ity Ave. For Cirln, 
tTniver*it >
boart! and D h im: 
Ave Reasonable rates. Rhone Mrs. 
( OI eland. HO I i.

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Miss Asufeitfa P r e s to n , 

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sity o f T e x a s this year. T his c o n ­

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Dr. C. H. Sloven and Dr. R. IL 
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le f t r e c e n tl y 
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th is sum m er.

is 

Dr. S h iv e r 

to be met 

in 
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will he a w a y fro m th e U n iv er sity 
n ex t f a ll on h ave ol a b se n c e and 
in c o n n e r ; ion 
will go to Europt 
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F lo ren c e M a rga ret Fisch er 

Eleanor R ussell F lo w e rs 
Robert E d w ard P r e y t a g 
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H e n r y V ic tor G asiew icz 
F a n n y e I dale Goren 
Ralph Gillespie < I t e e n i e r 
E liz a b e th Y a n ce y G rother 
Elsie J u lia e tta Hiunpf< n 
L ois N ata lia Hart 
Harriet Kathryn Hails, inn 
Edith P au line Hocker

Lorn D avis H enry 

Hallie L in d se y

William S t e e l e R eev es, Jr. 

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Charles Adolph H e r t e l 
M n . Ruth H o lm es 
Maud ic M arie H o lt 
Leon Ja co b so n 
G 'a c e Mc Ca Uu rn J o n e s 
Paul Robert. J o n es 
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Marjorie R ose K a u f f m a n 
W illiam E u g e n e Kelly 
E dn a Altern Kendall 
E liza b eth A n to in etH K endall 
Robert H ora ce Kern 
Margaret Theres® Knippa 
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Nina S m ith McClain
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F erdinand I rv in g M oore, Jr.
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Mexican A rt Displayed 

In University Archives

Reviving stories of th e days w hen th e M exican In d ia n c h i e f ta i n s 
used to g a t h e r ‘r o u n d th e c a m p f ir e and d rin k t h e rich f o a m y choco- 
la ta, m ade f r o m th e milk o f th e co c o a n u t, long b e f o re th e d a y s of 
th e Mexican c o n q u e st, an ex hibit of Mexican a r t has b ee n a r r a n g e d 
in The U n iv e rsity of T ex a s archives. This display is t e n t e r e d a r o u n d 

th e

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stick, 

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in m a k in g 

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] c h o c o la te ; rolled r a p id ly b e tw e e n

a b u rn ish e d , 
richly ca rv ed bow * 
m ade from th e cocoanut, bo u g h t S m ith o f A ustin. 
e la b o r a te ly 
in 1001 fro m T e h u a n n te p e c , Mex- 
ice. by Miss M a ry E d la Moody o f c a rv ed at o n e end, is also show n.
A ustin, a n d rec en tly given to th e 
U niversity, Miss M oody told Mrs.
M attie A ustin H a tc h e r , U n iversity 
th e at lea 
archivist, th a t, t r a d i tio n sa y s ju s t ! th e P»lm » t t h e h a n d , 
fo am , 
such u te nsils w ere used by th e w hipped 
ch ieftain s of th e low lands o f Mex- 
th e c a r v in g as sistin g in th e “ w hip- 
ico l o n g a g o . T hose in use h u n d r e d ping.' Mrs. Wilcox likewise burn­
e t y ears a g o w ere bound w ith sd- ed this to th e lib ra ry , 
ver and w ere su p p o r te d by a ail- I 
ver tripod, Miss Moody said. 

la rg e p o r t r a i t o f a pilar, a 
C h ih u a h u a sh e p h erd ess, p a i n te d by
Miss M a rg a re t Runw ay, n a tiv e of
This bowl is b u t one of th e val- i Odessa, T exas, who is a g r a d u a te
t h e S o u th w e st T e x a s S ta te 
o f 
T e a c h e r s ’ college, w as loaned fo r 
th e e x hib it by Mrs. F a n n ie M a d ­
dox Ma ss ie of A ustin.

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th e milk 

into a 

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liable 
and i n te r e s ti n g h istoric al 
relics given to tho U n iv ersity by 
Miss Moody an d h er kinsw om en, 
Mrs. M, V Wilcox and Miss Roxy 
Bledsoe, both o f A ustin, a c c o rd in g 
to Mrs. H a tc h e r , M any of these 
article s have been 
fam ily d o c u ­
m e n t s , rich in r e f e r e n c e s to early
lifc in T exas. Migs Moody is a 
d esc e n d a n t of th e Sneed b r o th e r s ,
Seal b r a a n d T om , w ho w e r e a c ­
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straw , w as loaned by Mrs. J o h n 
Maddox. 
I t show s t h e J o ta , popu-
ta r d a n c e of S panish and colonial
in 
is done 
.Spanish peoples, and 
bold colors. A 
loaned by 
tr a y , 
Mrs. Wilcox, has f o r its d esign a 
f e a th e r p ain tin g , such a t is done 
a r ti s ts of 
by w a n d e r i n g s t r e e t 
Mexico.

D uring h e r stay 

S ev era l s t a t u e t t e s , 

in Mexico a 
good m a ny y e a rs ago, w h e re sh. 
v a r y in g in 
ta u g h t for som e tim e, Miss Moody 
still back to frie nd s and re la tiv e s
si ae from one c o n ta in e d inside a
m a n y to k e n s o f the c o u n try . Most w a ln u t shell, the p r o p e r ty of Mrs. 
\\ deux, to a la rg e f i g u n , a b o u t a 
of these have be- n p rest m d, and, 
fo ot high, of a v aq u e ro , t h a t pic- 
a t h e r r e q u e st, m a ny of th e m have 
been loaned to the U n iv ersity Ll- 
tu r e s q u e cow boy typical of early 
Im a r y 'o be included in th e exhibit days in T e x a s arid of p r e se n t-d a y 
f o r m e d a r o u n d th e single cocoa- Mexico in th e c a t t l e c o u n try , a r e 
displayed. T w o f ig u r e s o f peons,
n u t bowl. 
1 one ow ned by Mrs. Wilcox, who 
fro m also ow ns tho v a q u e r o s ta tu e tte , 
the o th e r by Miss F a n n i e Wilcox, 

t h e cocoanut in the sa m e fashion, 
by c a rv in g w ith a c r u d e 
rn- th and polishing w ith soot moi- 
A tin y bowl of M exican glass- 
stoned w ith oil o f th e co c o a n u t, w a re has been lo aned for the e x ­
a m shown, one loaned by Mrs. M. hibit by Mrs. Wilcox. T h e m a n u ­
re Wilcox, the o th e r by Miss Lynn j (a c tu re of this g la s s w a r e has re-

Tw o o th e r bowls, m a d e 

Work Cr ud e but V a l u a b l e 

in stru - a r e included.

c e n tly developed in to t h e p r o p o r ­
in Mexico,
i n d u s t r y 
tio n s of an 
Mrs. H atcher poin te d out. 
I t is 
m a d e in m a n y colors, b u t usually
in 
p a r ti c u la r 
bowl is a delica te g re e n . T h e d e ­
signs a re e ith e r orig in a l or r e ­
p ro d u c e the e f f e c ts p o p u la r m any 
y e a r s ago. ,

so ft tones. This 

Tw o of 

T o y Olla* S e e n
in te r e s ti n g 
the m o s t 
ite m s in th e disp lay a r e some toy 
ollas, t r e a s u r e s o f childhood days 
in Mexico, which w ere loaned by 
Mrs. J. Pi. ( G iz z a rd of A u stin , and 
a p a i r of small sandals, c a r e f u lly 
w oven of finished, s o f t le a th e r, th e 
p ro p e r ty of Miss Leis Koch of 
A ustin.

T he c o a t of a r m s o f Mexico is 
em blazon ed on a s c a r f of h o m e­
spun Mexican wool, w hich is lo a n ­
ed by Mrs. Wilcox.

S pecim ens of M exican p o t t e r y 
w hich a r e show n in clude a ew e r 
fro m C u e rn a v a c a , loaned by Mrs. 
W ilcox; several G u a d a l a j a r a w a te r 
b o ttle s; tw o G u a d a l a j a r a 
bowls 
b elon ging to Mrs. Wilcox, and one 
b elon ging to Mrs. A dolph Koeh of 
A ustin. T w o M exican b as k ets, the 
p r o p e r t y of Mrs. Wilcox, a r e also 
shown.

display. T h e l a t t e r 

A Mexican h a n d - d r a w n h a n d ­
k erc h ief, 
th e la te 
th e w o rk of 
’70 ’s, loaned by M r s , J o h n Mad 
dox, an d a c o w h o r n bowl com p lete 
ca rv ed 
th e 
from cow horn a n d polished high ­
ly, is th e p r o p e r ty of Miss L ynn 
S m ith, Such bowls o r tr a y 
and
salad forks or spoons, as v
ibis 
o t h e r a rtic le s, a r e m a d e o f 
m a te r ia l in th e reg io n o f S an Luis, 
P otosi, Mexico, Mrs. H a t c h e r said.
o 

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