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longhorns w in t r a c k 
meet AT GEORGETOWN

Civil ENGINEERS 

IMPORTANT MEETING 

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] UNIVERSITY TEAM 

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OF STATE COMMITTEE

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ATE RECORD BROKEN 
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FIKE THEIR RECORDS. 

IN TER - COLLEGI- MEMBERS OF SENIOR AND JUNIOR 
TWO | CLASSES MEET AND FORM PE R-
m a n e n t o r g a n i z a t i o n .
 

IN 
s h o w 

u p 

.

CONVENTION OF NFWLY ELECTED 
PRESIDENTS AND TREASURERS 
OF STATE Y. W. C A ’S MEET. 
LOCAL MEMBERS ENTERTAIN.

RKPRf SEN TS A 

PRAISEW ORTHY 
EFFORT ON PART OF EDITOR
AND CONTRIBUTORS.

....

IN 

WAXAHACHIANS 

SEARCH OF 
WORLDS TO CONQUER MEET THE 
USUAL FATE OE WORLD CON­
QUERORS.

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No. 49

O n 

I .is t K r ld a v n ig h t 

l l - ' 

l o n i - r a n .I

ll**' f^ n l* M a g 

gineerw’ d u b , Ait 

* 'I*1*! m*H.
I. \ *-

K I W I W O R IO B l HILD 

' S T . .
inform tl M etin g 
| „ Oh- fir«t l r Ark m o t of th* -on-on , *•««* previouriy bern bold, when • tem 
VV, .I n ,- I -y, Texas non fr-o i S. nit Ii I p»r*ry rhnirm nn bad Iwen elected and
I 
ii r* *i»i iii ill Pf 
nm stitutfeui f**r l b pmpM**d ntgKniw • 
Unn. Al this Inal roccUitg a eonstittt 
Ii* »n wan p rrw n lo l by lb# c**m»nitt#e. 
T b it wa* adapted with bul only b w 
ebftMfd.

«v*trvn »* 
U 
*1 S*«itl*w« *tefll 44, 
petal cm*. *i**l co ntrary Im t l w l I be re 
,«!* wtwihl imlfewln. ll**' mw’l w>»* I*"* 
lr flint#*!*'*! In H**r) WUNI r^ rrp tliL 
IW hiirh jum ps and di*tanrc inn*. which 

/p a r were elected. 
In. Kat*i*drl| wa* t b d f d 
I*. C. Rob«rt#*i», Ural v b r 
m i l t , a n i I b al tbp t r * 4 tm a b ) b lim president; H a rr/ Rwkwith, *n»nd virc 
v ,« w l | J* i m bad. I l a mt»r«l« president; Ibm C. U p a m a b , ratonting 
in f and enftwaponding n » t» itr y , arni I , \\* 
Mtr 

lb** *ffa«on I* n t y president; 

i f fy «»n«-urging. M b 

lr w n t I** Tfww.

l.«*iibtifi|Z I bal 

t«* «lr»» up 

OfVieem for 

Mr. Robert 

itll •* I 

th is 

Iii

were bm* 

In I bp form er 

w **».^L *n ami Im T* via. Tin ^ .Iilb j Met I* Ila ml, trenaurcr. 
\« plated before, Ibia s**i#ty ia mud*
i n t, rn in ifim lb g fc llr 
L r rn two n*n««. I b tl - I I b r mil** m n . „p „ f in n e r and H cabr I it ii K ig iiw i *. 
\y n % ( u object bi lo stim ulate I b r InUmai 
p«4 (bp * M ptdn 
af TWM*, matin an c v d le tit 
lo
ll# M tin <*«! »nn* In d r n b f int** I bf u®in Ila m rnibrta In Uw pfwpurallon 
t a i dbl am*» runner Tex*# bn* ever bad* „f paprra upon 
subject*. 
la I br *bot p in , A M m lge. of *.»*»h j awnjrilra of Ibia bim! a r r found in all 
largr Engineering Mrbmda of Ib r 
a rd rtn With Hub* t»f 
pm it 
IM b 
*M ( ' l 

I < M ll lur br* J ami if Ivnlbwd I n ii^ l HI a la r; and In Ibia movement
follow
im br *boiild la* a b ir It* put Ibr ib r Texas K ig in fc n a rr m rrrl/ 

cu rren t engineering events, and 

intf n hmm! pf MfHattW* example

f I or * bart f Of flirt. 

tnt b o m w i t / a tta r 

engineering 

i allan « l lr%a * made iii enviable i n 

T b r w ris ty will b«dd art m il meeting* 
afd in ib r H int*. su rp risin g m rry i m daring Urn / m r . Regular annual m rrl 
la dr Ira t aug Nettle* of ^ n i l b m l r t n , in mg«, b o v f t t f , will b r bold 
rv try 
rbanbagi*tug night, a l which lim a oftl 
film 1**1 la id d u b N ettle* wa* enaeedrd 
ta lr ib r I* »i * print r f imaI I** Ham* I rara will b r elected for Iba m atting /na#
b d , in Ib r H»«tibwfw!rro Associa tio n ’ 
ll I » 
l * . n g»»d, ami had 
br rn* 
Mgwnb* itwrb 
aa* madr ami w b b b wan a #rrfe»u« din
•d ia m if p a* i b r Ira* I I* laid m l , I ‘a l 
l l i r t W vd, 
b n a tm id bawn a1*** w*«ti 

I *** Lad 
t a r TY
ta w ta od ta p p d by bating 1 ,,a ACADtMV Of S G f N d IO H H I

DATE CHANGED—TO M EET TO 
NIGHT—PA PERS OF PARTICULAR 
BE 
IN TER EST 
GENERAL 

for wbbdt no aitow anrr I 

b a m a m i ( a tm a n ) «*f Tr% a* al*** 

A i u r t i f r v a 

1 """—

TO 

davit 

tm 

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«»| u p m ill In (bn * p r in t* , I b r b«r 

READ.

1*1 in.* t h ir d ( d u n ' In H r • J!0 / d , 

davit, an d *er* rid pl*»*v* It* tin ' 410 y d , 
b d l •**»! (b r lu ll* r t a i tug I b l l d |da*« 
I / d a y al*** d id 
in tb r ha* 
r*«l **ek la lh*- d istance run* ami lb** 
mUi 
mil# m d miU nim*.

t *b mg «. «tinl p l *<*r in 

I b r half

» d n * b 

In ii., putt ping Ti VI* did n m r d i g ; 
lf it l l . 
In ll** high jump, 11*tilt*, llriiwn 
W ami Tl»**ma* IM I fur lit *l fd arr al 
I M *. in- It* v, T b r th* wa* md Jttmfw**!
*df mi ii,*, tm «rd l > t i i * n u t/ maUr in 
thi* «%• ut 
In Dir 
Uua.i ju m p I« a i» fair***I |uM»rlvc H*«ulb* 
*mtrru laking 0r»l ami *• v«ind pbuma. 
1 ***'b M«*%» M*r priuiiipr* I lint fur tin* ii* D 
■md 
tlrVfbijwd
l». u ill L a v mat**! tai 
thai wilt al-a* ru p tu re I hi* rh ••lit. 

ii intr*'lib ti, 

i* rt ill 

C ontrary lo citatum, tb r neb! Hireling
of tho Academy u t Hrlmcc will h e beld 
licht Saturday nighl in ro a d «*f l r blay 
night. A t U te meeting tw o p#p**ra of 
patiictiU r general in trrra i fur our great 
liiduatry, a g rn u llu tr, will be pre 
rut 
M uted, unm et/, **S*»»ne l>*ettl Ad%ancr« 
in dVehniial Se**l IIr.**d»ng, ' by Mr. A. 
I ***** 
M. Eerguaon, m anager of 
the 
i«ba»*, 
Heed Breeding Earns, slier man, 
and **Huil, 
Acid;* by Dr. ti. H. Erapa, S ta te Chem 
iutf I allege H tatkui, I exa*.

F e rtility ami Phosphoric

MISS BLODGET! IS LECTURING

The State mmmitter* of 

th# V«’Hlig 
\Yumm*a ITurfed ( a i Asurs'tation met here 
t p i ii A md ii. 
\ t the billie tine' a i**ti 
venting wa* beld for fbi' newly ehw*t«**l 
p l•*i<lent« and trei*i»rers «*t all the ai* 
thirty 
the Stab*. 
mw ia!ion* 
vi*it*>i* w ire pre*ewl, representing, Ie 
Idea th** Htate waninltt*'#, t>l*nen a***o 
* 11 thor*.

\Inuit 

in 

the 

Two meld intr* were held en Kimiay, 
it uhfeh Mi** Bbidgeit, Mi^a lls Ie bel 
d e r , Dr Vin*«n. Mi** Htuarl aud Mi** 
Km»x *j»*e un (he influence of maori** 
turn work in it* different phi****. Mon 
day mottling am dhet 
.mading wa* held 
|Miti<n«l*r purp«**e of helping 
for 
lh,, did* ale* from the ***** »atfe»n Thi* 
luneh**u» 
w i* followed by a drBghtful 
in the M u d / Hall* givin by 
the re*l 
ibm! members of the M ale Dimmit tee.
awd * ap r t intended •»/ Mr*. It* H. Bnh#f. 
In (he afletiHMin, a bu* rn** meetiug wa* 
th* e*ttive«lfem ad 
bibl, after wtdeh 
plum ed to Uh* Study Mall Ut ll*ten to 
Mi** IHodgetDa M a r *
The ^ ta te romwtiHr 

ii** led n*» new 
th present hoard will *erve 
tnemher*; 
until the regular s ta le emivm tion. lo he 
I be 
b. Id in lh. iMrly pert of nevi fall. 
for (bi* f«dfe«wmg yr*? a re ; Mr*. 
K. 
ll. B it, r, rb a irm a n ; Mr* %. E 
\\ HW in., a. V lee Tfeaitman*, Mi** lswii*e 
I W r i g h t 
E ditorial Hee?H aty ; Mr*
I Dvwok*. Iti***rdi^f Hr*n d a ry j Mi** H*» 
is»rla I A* emfe r. T rett-urrr.
tided 

Tho n m im itlie 

lo publish * 
palier fur B late work to he Ineorpurated 
in (be ** \-m adat ion Monthly,M which la 
tho organ h*r 
tlw* Nalfemal A*^wia 
tfe»n imiv. mi at. By fbi* mean* the «*»m 
t a lit ei - hope* to unify the Stat** w o r k ; 
to bring all the a s s a t i o n * «v*r the 
•ta le in to eloser Use I* with eaeli other 
with Die d a te w.irk. and with Du* na 
I ii, na I w ork; and 
intercut 
to 
in I lie a**«* iailoti movement by giving 
hr miller 
^ m r v tn U m Hi. 
inform ation 
th.* «*Ii 
Aiork, Mi** D»ui*«* W right, 
tori ii M* r e i a r / . will have charge of 
Mil* polities!fem; her hoard will tu m id 
of the i ut ,* rn »l Ie** in Ie <*»mmltlee* id tlw* 
different aaaia-hiliona.

im re.»M* 

MISS BLODGETT’S LECTURES.

t***k 

Mr. Eerguaon in well known 

in lith 
com m unity, having Ih**d lien* for a aum 
Ijer of yearn, during which tim e he wa* 
leaching in tins School of D o lan / i»‘ On 
I Diversity* 
Ile has alw ays been v« ry
enthusiastic on the subject of need im 
tin* 
provcm eut, and 
sui rounding country through hi* corn
breeding experim ents. The I exa* *^et*d 
Breeding Farm s have made it their ape#’

lit tin* Ii ti rd lr* NVI I Int t»f S*»iitliw***t * 
fir I plait* wit Ii VV right ut 
T**na* a i-itiM* msoimI. 
In tb r ped# vau lt 
» Mur |,t iM, wa a fiprung wlii'ii Tin atm * of 
Trvan tMpfuritl fU*t plait* a t Du* ln iglit
nf !* f4 ,.j h 
Tlmnsaa 4b>wcd up
ut in* . ll, ut form Until iii flu* pule vault
w l hill Ii j......... .,,,,1 Tex** w ay expect tai busine*, to furuwb p e d . the Huah
e*-ui thin;.. „( him. W ith TI,-m a- and 
- g «
 
I* 
the p l. 
Itt - s nice f.ir iir.t 
jump. 

l,rt h' M 11 
th e la te st uini moat rental n m . 
I achieved.

la te ,
principle*. Mr. EerguMU

.... Tex,u ..... nu eve,-limit lenin fo r through 

v e n t■«, Hone l.mlc th ird place iii scientific 

tied T h-nin- and p*per " ii* probably 

ity o f which h a , been raised very 

the application of 

is welt know., 

in llie high 

\ .mlt mill 

pine** 

the 

„i»,

in 

In I Im- weight* Texas was handicapped 
ii I HHH* 

Prof. Fraps of the A. &. M. ( <»lhg‘ 
I»/ the muI,I,i, 
of C. Bailey, has studied for years the relation ot 
Bowker, K rahl made hi* usual gfiod phosphoric acid to the fertility of the 
inb'rno < 
H I*o win j, in the ftai miner throw , b u t was ^ i l . 
U**b<i bv Aldfttdge of flim ihw esteni i» men in the U nited S tates on this sui. 
ject and one of the m ost active iuvestT
^ Hlujt |JUt. 
i- eel 
^ 11., re will l»o a re tu rn meet between gators. The forthcom ing paj.ei 
tain 
I'is many
contributions to our knowledge on thin

* Vi‘- iin«l Southw estern held on C lark 
I1 bd*I in (li«> near fu tu re and the content 

to be another one of 

lie is one of 

the best 

(Continued on Page 2.)

subject.

I n h er* ity . will be here 

May N. Bh#!g#tt, who 
ii M»rfe*a of Bible fen lure* 

is dt 
Ii w rin g 
in 
through 
the 
the following week, The b v t urea tin* 
tteeh 
Ii.ive U*en well attendi-d; every 
afternoon Die Women’# study hall has 
Im-,- i i crowded w ith women lait Ii from thi*
I diver-ity and from town.

All women inU*r,d«*l in Bible study 
are extended a cordial invitation to a t ­
tend the*# lectures, which are M d «v 
ery afternoon from five to six.
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A m ost rem arkable sale w a, ma.lc tt.i, 
year when the leading haberdasher, “ f 
Paris anil lon d o n l«»u«l.t their s l.s k »f 
men’s apparel from a Phleago inanufae 
turer. Hirach Wickwire A Co., a lead 
ing elothier of 
this city, handle* the
same kind of stock.

 -o-—------ -

M i-s Elizabeth W right, who has Iss n 
unable t« atten d classes f./r some w eek, 
on account of illness, has (one to ber 
home in P a la tin e to recuperate.

The April numlier of the M a g a z i n e Isl 
ii 1 
I ban usual, mainly bem oat 

lietter 
C o n t a in * not a Bingle inexeuaahfei a tory 
iii 
or essay, something aim ed 
a college puhlk ati*»n. 
I* 
too much variety English 2 or Fug 
liah ft g in * too in neb of it but. on the 
whole, 
a 
irai** w orthy effort on the p a n «*f the 
i*.11L r ami eontritmtor»,

i»us|i»e 
Tbt'fe may 

ptiblhalioti 

repreweiita 

the 

The f i r s t Story, **Henmuia in M»*ne« 
rn not a homily, ami there fe* no l i s p 
( b e Htinday nebool e f f o r t , but 1^* 
of 
th# *ef 
stones are olive stones, aud 
moo* are bnl the echo#! in a girl s «**a 
sri* lire of the “hoif sgo sL a te * ;’ of to 
ic ca aid. the “be g**«d Ie*•**#•” fe*arm*l 
at m o th ers knee. W onky o f c o m m e n t 
kl the fa d 
is haw) and j 
th a t the *t**ry 
purports to have been acted out in th# 
IHI* 
W oman's (alibiing and the library. 
rn easy 
to bul ieee im the part of one 
who sees chapters awd scene# from id bef 
stories in, at least, the latter, any day 
The story is rath er U*» h ng draw n out, 
and aim** a man was luougbt 
in lo it. 
is md well enough played; he 
his part 
into the story «cough 
doe* md rome 
to show what hi* relation I* 
though it 
ta finite apparent what he want* it lo 
hi. The story is *|uite ir-*d. one «*f the 
I***! of the year.

*A Comparison o f Moth es pea re* Ham* 
b*C and Kyd * Hpauish Tragedy " K of 
It* till#, how 
euarae. an English essay 
ever. is «i»ill, H ut warning, and anyone 
who reaii* ll. ha* only him***!! to Liam#. 
The subject I* well 
handled 
though fbi* pajH’r. Iou, I* butchered by 
the printers 

enough 

“Hun Flowers** i* the -trong* •« story 
(Continued on page 'J I

TWO GAMES TOD AV WITH BAYLOR

To m s, i ; T rinity, I,

Flushed with s victory over T, C t T. 

w HH 
the T rinity 

th# m ighty Rumlull Iii the h o . 
tc»m 
I wivers!!/ bw*el«sH 

t lift# kl. 

ta d work 

r %*!„« to ti»w n VV iwfuesday In *eurrK sd 
m o re worlds to e>*ugw#f. sud ms! the 
u*,isl fate of world <*m*;wetofs, The 
in lh# wsv 
w r * t o bsf aulu they found 
of f a r tbsr triumph# WM u cr***ked IBtie 
•outbpUW named Mrnesbeok. wte» dkb 
e*l o u t to them lh# crook#d#ut variety 
of pttahud bulls sawn ow * turk Fluid few 
•mo# lim#, aud l#t them down without 
a hit f»»r alw# i s w v o iv t inning* 
h#v4i hml imwUnd. I*s», u«al w aited only 
ow# man. th# drat <*w# who faard him 
This walk re*ull#d lu T rinity * bawly 
-Minter owing to some 
in 
(iro n b ark 
th# 
pu t them over. Two n r r n n i w crows 
with nobody oui 
furaud firoaatark In 
work out of a tight ptura lu lh# third, 
but be was equal to th# etnergcneA sud 
th# visitovw bad no fu rth er opportww* 
timuahuah had sow# Unwit a* 
Ital 
how#v#ft M al Hen Ka od I tug 
•U tancr 
soma punrbsa 
th a t 
into bis 
would bat# been bit# with sn ordinary 
tas#w*an, while VV elk cf r**bbcd th# Kl I la 
I s - haggur 
e a s t ! men of a y m i f e 
w ith * •*M»*atfe*ua! iwt* h ou 
th# fight 
gold foul Ibm, Thu right Acider also 
pulled off m pretty throw U» third, wblrh 
Hefei 
-low 
ten*piet*»i» al second when 
work mink! eaaity k#ne adtuiwcd a

le t fit**.* 

Af let 

thai 

(< outlawed on page t i

COLLEGE BRAND CLOTHES

Come in all the snappy 
up lo the minute styles, 
from

_ _ _ _ _ _ 

 

 

 

Coats have cuffs, large
creased seams, patch

on pockets; 
three-button style. 
They have all the style and snap possible without

in one, 

tw o or 

being vulgar).

Special $3.50 and $4.00 Oxfords

$ 2 . 4 - 7

SCARBROUGH I HICKS

 alto ha. negotiation, pending with Tri,,- j p r e t e e n 
fly for a .e rie , with that t-am . to I - 

th o u *. nil are 

..jute 

. ,t.- 

to th . dignity of a 

The 

second I “ E x it of a Soul 

is b eautiful of 

.to ry . 
-
r
its

riexi ween win uuuuw®™ r ’ ' - 
drawing card, a , the regular, leave for vied a e ro ., the
New Orleans on the trip tonight or to- aha.nele.. 
morrow, and (here will be no more I ni 
v e r .itv game, here until the A rkom a, 

- i * 

w 

..

garni

series, beginning April 23

_ 

LONGHORNS WIN TRACK M EET AT 
GEORGETOWN.

(Continued from page I.) 
between Krahl and Aldrcdge promises 
to is* i-p«<ially l i t ere* ti Ag* 1 hi account
of the faster track Chaleh Hoarser fully i 
„ in k . 
Annect* that even I sd ter r evords n ill I* i 

Following 

, 
is Die summary of 
IOO yard d«*h Callan cd fr * 
nrnt.M 
as, first; Nettles «»f Southwestern, se -

.1 
the | 

the 

life and 
Infer 

te.U r \\ 

..Id.
Iron. the conclusion,
IS

bosom.

talk who 

one would 
straight to A brah am , 
doubtful whether this writer ever saw 
death, or heard people 
lire
I oil the brink of the dark stream. Dy- 
inK people don’t use (In pompon* (low*
jug style which 
this dying infidel Af 
feels, The agony and revolting animal- 
suffering of death is not indicated. Hie 
*t\lc 
i- g**od enough, however, though 
the basis of truth for the writer’s phil­
osophy seem* remote enough.

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, rt | wofn |,if>t of the dlsappointe*! lover re* 

r

J

t!W 

•; * 

t o r t ; 

. ,1b n o. 
.bines of Texas, third. 

ond, I ~ m .n l or T e a * . WH. n m " K
r . , ,MWMOI*. 
S..«U,wo. Oro. 
se<fiud; 
22 2*3 seconds, 440 yard dash—-Callan I b b and ovty. 
of TV .nw, flr .t; .M oo.'.rf To m s w -mhI; 1 T M voreo i» q„lt» r * * l - 
Newton 
S t *41 m n *

 Hull niib' nm -Ayre* .rf pprMp*. -nmP-rtM •*.* 

tittie (

^

«MIRin,..nin ( r U M T -s n r f IM nwt o f it j 
 in,.. . rw U lv. mfttrmnl.

.rf fh.ulhn. -I. rn. third. T W ho. • IHI «ml — in* " W H M of. awd.

^ 

^

-M n o o rir.

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"Illusion” is Mullica 
- .......'"a, 

lines, well sustained. 

* ° or not’ 
its 
‘ S HH,|
Claimed Aught of ( (dor 
in lM*etie Ik,th
in conception and execution, 
I Oil I "
could Iie a great deal better.
A Oil" in
poetic in thought, if time-worn, <imj th,, 
"Spring on the Col 
\ cr*Bleat inn good. 
orado” is a real poem, 
It ha* M in - 
thought, imagination, and a marvelous 
expression, 
Sword,” 
Stream s,” “misted Beaks “
and
Dreamer,” all show 
pts. I _
Fancy- Led Me,” al#o by Mr. 
turns from nature to men, am 
so good a* either of his oth> 
appearing in this nu rn lier.

u lyric 
1 mast 
“Once 
• * veer, 
- not 
ver*i*x

“Liken 

the

The exchange* as lienal show the ex 

fvllent discrimination of the edn 
that department, and 
the same 
style we have 
: . i 
takes much of talent to Inf 
, 
into a department necessarily brhf,

learned 
,

* evjHft 

. . 

t*

, 

.

«»r of
spiry 
|t

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excuse than eiistom or spar# filling. 

....

 

The editorials are along com int amal
lines, and no comment on them Mem#

th. IM whole th l, nnmMc .low *
pfx»v erne ut oxer any previous i mid »* 
ami the editor I* to U> doubh e,* grain* 
lated in that the material «*», 
together during examination numth.

* 

“BHIv O’Brien 

i* more original, a 
, . , 
brief fbaracted sketch, drawn from life 
apparently, ami telling us a great deal generally regarded a* having tm other

IHC interest

. 

, • 

. 
, 

Hilly.

“The Wheels of Tim e” ha* the time- j 

t * > « • « ...t iT .o d fio .ll,* tho I n e ..a r y or d e i c i d e 

' l ~ k . h y IMH.
It Is gissl. I Hough marred hy the mi- 
placing o f a Ii**-, \t h s -t the Ia*i line 
ought to la* first, h bet lur it a a * no ant Nueces street. Old phone SBR*

M ist Virginia Mullens gives I c * " * * hi
lemons for Id, -yjRt 

lancing. Twelve 

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6 1 0 C o n g r e s s A v e n u e , U p s t a i r s

GET T ttE HABIT.
rrf K->i< IT <■> I* V . RUTLKDGE f t * a 
First etas* Hate I ut and an Easy M u ir 
■Undents* Trad# 
aotiefted 
2*1A Gtiadalupe s tro tt.

especially 

(AitrrtUB Hall Committee.

Jewelry, Silverware, Novelties 
J. L VREDEN BURG H
AIA Contra## Aventre

R E P A I R I N G A SPECIALTY

firing 

inning, when 

corked Edmundson, 
their star twirler,
and Captain Graham decided to go on 
lh* was not 
the 
line him self. 
in his best form, blit he retired 
the 
VVaxaharhians hitless except iii the sec­
five 
ond 
short ones, mostly bunts, and a sacrifice, 
for two runs. An error and a sacrifice 
sent a visitor to second in the fourth, 
the 
and Graham walked 
sixth, otherwise 
the T rinity boys did 
not have a look in,

two men 

bunched 

they 

in 

Ed rn ii nd son was rather easy for the 
Texans, but they hardly made the most 
of their opportunities to noon*, although 
Graham and Wat In n pulled oft some of 
the prettiest ba st-run fling seen here this 
season.

W alker was given a 

life on Rock 
laid 
eft** error iii the second, Graham 
down a lovely sacrifice and Weatherred 
uncorked a two hugger *»n w hich Wa I 
her seampeml over. Wa!hen opened 
the fourth with his rap to left for two 
bases. Walker laid himself on flu' a1 
tars of sacrifice, and Graham produced 
a lovely little bunt, on which he scamp 
f»red lo first while Edmundson and Ben 
mer were vain!* endeavoring to catch 
Wa then 
captain 
st the plate. The 
scored a moment later by taking every 
ails anlage of a wild throw of Beamer 
to catch him going 
to srrond. which 
Tem plet' ti permitted to escape

The Texans added one rn*ne 

in the 
eighth for g"**d »»»ca*ure W a then hit 
safely with ••ne down, 
ami W alker 
brought him home « ith a two ham* hit 
lo right Graham*# bunt sent Walker to 
thin!, hilt W cathern*! filed out

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 Ass’t Athletic Ed.

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(Continued from Page I.)
runner W eathered aq Harrod a par 
Ocularly tall one in the left gtrdeti 

fashion In the first 

The runt were all acquited in rather 
four inning*.
easy 
Fur T rinity llandrtrh* walh «l, atole see 
infield olds.
nod, and scored on w sw 
inning 
Texas e vened ap 
Patcher walked. Hughe, tacet Ared him 
to second, and W et hen scored him with 
a hit W it hen t>*»k third on ^abater 
meter*# error, hut was out at the pish*
In an attem pt a t the "squaaaa” play 
two 

in the sam# 

in 

th e 

second 

T exas added 

Texas
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F u lrte r. rf 
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Ilugtie* ••
Weatherred opener I with a h it, Bn* w nice Hughe* ** 
. . . . 4
" • th r u , 
forced him at second 
R*»bacts*m hi* 
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W alker, rf
safely, and W ary trored both runner* 
I «rwham. p . . . . . . 3
with a good one.
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ad hi* Aret game for Trinity shout the 
time I a Na lie wa* wandering around in 
the vicinity of Tehuacana 
looking f**r 
junr 
n game, relieved Daniel at 
tare and pitched p * * l hall. The Tex* 
ami added three more off him 
in I he 
fourth, however, owing to his weak sup 
and wa* 
port. W eathered waited, 
fmeoad 
again 
Roberts**n rapped oaf a 
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Edmundson made a sensational
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trews scored Robertson. Brouille** sud 
Racy, who went to aaron*! chi the first 
me. Both (nun* steadie»l down after 
lint, and there was u t ) 
little doing 
o r either side.
The wore:

Taiga.

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and
 
raught a l*hsk tr y ­
|y Robert*”* 
la lrh e t's 
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hit. ami Fulcher a a s ebuhtd off trying 
to steal third 
The score:

first; Lidar of Texas, second

I n t * , 
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Stanford (*f N inths extern, third 
2 minutes 7 
I A second*. Mile run— 
lyres «d Texas, fii*t| Lyday of Tev*« 
•CfV md; Got man of Tex***, third. Time 
I minutes 

ta wein«h. High 

jump

. Hone. Brownlee and Thomas, all of Tex-1 

,y. 

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Mien* of Texas, 
I*«*le % Ault T h a w * of I 
fret 
' Texas, first) N iip - of N*mt ha ester n I
I eeoml• Dortr ut Texas, third. H eight
kid ledge •*! 
ft fir I a oh ties M et put 
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^n»thne*tern. Ar**; Kmhl of 
seeond • Hlailer of Texas* third, 
IR* 
ti tumo r thr*»%* 
lance t« feet <» in* hrs 
rn K (alii of Texas, 
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H«»ut bn ester n. scr*»n» ; NI* it* r of I * xa*. 
third, 
la id hurdle* N» u|*s «»( N a lb v t s t r in« 
It right **l T e x a s , sens md. Tin*** 
f i r * ! , 
lr m A ***»»r*d* 
22** yard hunll** *
Vt lite* of H*,iill*iir I. IU, fit I { v 11 lf ti I 
i i .a •* ut Non! ha •-st­
him 27 1 3 werxmd*. 
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t i r e T exas h a m b i .Iii, I *•!*%* 
*•«•! I allan* fit**; Houthardern 
Ilr**ati.

ern, third 
I relay 
j .lone*. 

I I I fret l l Inches, 

team* Nettle*. M«M*. Newton. 
wee* rte I , 

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Austin Male Academy,
Austin, T exaa

Pf pare# bar all departments of the 
I «*xa* Graduate# enter

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I ii rn*ratty of 
the 

APRIL MAGAZINE A PPEA RS ON 
TIM E

J . STAN LEY FURIA

Principal

I Continued from page I.)
of the I*sue, arid one of the most pun* 
is the story of 
eft iii of (lie year. 
a girl, a d**g, aud a man, bul principal
She i * lie real* #unfiower.
ly ui a girl 
that 
though 

It 

THOMAS & KOOCK.
CHKAPFST AM) ll KST 
J KW ULRY OI ALI, KINDS

T w * base hits: W eatherred, Wa then. 

W alker

S a ri im i- hit 

Templeton, 2.
Struck «»utt 

S.

Ba si - OII balls: 
Hit by pitcher:

* j Graham, 2; Walker, 

flower#, to give a lith* lo 

tin* story make# belie* «* 
is galilei tug the in, the fluw.-r *«tn
story.
Graham. « ; KdittUttd'Ott j The hero is thrown from hi* automobile
aud partially paralyzed. Naturally, hr 
U* *c* not nu-ut tun Ins love to lier again.
The story gather# about her efforts to 
make him mh- lier love without 
the 
fancied hu rn ii int iou of telling him o f it.
Ilia self sacrifice la quite noble, but 

GIT * it ahum. 2 . 
Kelly.

lim 

BAYLOR TODAY.

to a 

lift*-Iinn* 

In addition (o IM regutar gnmc with I nothin* wh«» coml * r*d * ilh W»» I n 1
cripplf,
tying hrrM'lf 
brought about by 
the accident o f her 
stopping at the door to escape a passer­
by and hearing the exclamation of to r­
ture wrung from the hero in Iii# de»ola 
lion. The story 
of feeling.

“Holliday’# 
this afternoon, 
Bayhirltc# 
t ub#” have arrangetl a game with the 
Baptist* t«» be played this morning. The 
*ecom! t«^ni men arc still feeling*good 
over their victory over tin 
team, 
and are anxious to duplicate the feat 
by deflating sonic 
I niversify 
team , and Coach Buries n of Baylor ha* 
consented to give them the opportunity. 
The Culls will line up a* follows*

is well told and full 

“Night Above 

other 

firnt 

DR. HOMER HILL.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

0ff.ee ever Chile’# Drug Store. Rest 
deuce, 2 W W hitit Aw, Both Phone# 
Residence, 224; office, 65.

in ‘ S p P 

t r i p 

r f i y p 

PICTURES A»d SILVER LOVING CUP 
Awarded by (bt Profp»ai#aal Photograph­
er* A Mot u I ion of T tii* ai D&IIm , Oct. 
24tb, to

* BUSIIItSS EDUC*TIPI 
TOBY'S

n a r < i i i 

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rn im , t* xx# 
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fat *%* SAI*♦ I !* i l l 
ta* tus itiftt t .ti«t|

S t Cauf aer 

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FOR YOU

university c o m m y
STORE
ICE CREAM .n'd“ COLD DRINKS
Wrf<k‘, C r*,. M c*
CHAS. G. WUKASCH, Plop.
Cor. M id and Giudaluo*.

YATES & HUNTER.
PRESC RIPTIO N DRUGGISTS.

Students trade solicited Agent* Hsjr- 
!er*s Candy.

700 Cong. Ave. 

Austin, T e m

the C ity” 

is one of 
those things, atone# 
I su p p le , which 
have appeared about every two week* 
sim e Poe began to write. They are test 
written, according to report which seem# 
the 
to 
(iud some ba*U of fact, when 
writer has been on a drunk, or 
lias 
the requisite quantum of ►otnc 
taken 
drug. This writer apparently did’nt go 
though hi* 
through 
its kind. His 
story 
j- too oxi­
debt to Poe or IM Juin-ey 
de ut. however.

the preliminaries, 

is quite good of 

“L ’allegro A Study” is another Eng­

lish paper.

Only one of the sketches make# aux

The Elliotts d r . f . p. M cL au g h lin ,

S. GREEN BERG,
Manufacturing Optician.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

700 Congress Ave.

Specialist in lenses for the eye. En 
leading people. \Vr 
in two hours' no 

dorsad by all the 
till any prescription 
tice.
700 Cong. Ave.

Old Phone 1340.

JNO. E. KELLER,
724 Congress Ave.

Kodaks and M aterials, Fountain P * » 
Fine Stationery.

Schutze’s Cozy Corner

GOO D THINGS TO CAT

Corner Twenty-fourth and Guadalupe.

 

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Benson. Weeks, dohnson, T .j Met or* 
mick, Adamson, Taylor, Browne, Hen­
dricks,* Dowell.

U tility - Tarlton, Byrne, W hite and 

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Hart.

Summary.
Struck out: Groesbeck, 7; Daniel, I ;
•mpleton, 2.
Stolen basest Stacy, Fulcher, 
ks.
Baae# on ball#: Groe#l>eck, I ; Daniel,

lletid- 

Texas, 4 ; T rinity, 2.

?or Thursday’s game the visitors un-

SECOND TEAM GAMES.

Iii addition to the game with Baylor 
today, Assistant Manager Holliday 
is 
endeavoring to arrange for a game be­
team and St. Ed­
tween 
the second 
to be played next week, and
ward’# 

 Suckle Up

In a

A EW BELT

AMONG THE LITERARY SOCIETIES POIITICAI SCIENCE

BOTH RUSK AND ATHENAEUM TO 
INTEREST! NG P R O ­
IN SOCIETY 

R E N D E R 
GRAMS TONIGHT 
HALLS.

ATHENAEUM.

ASSOCIATION MEETS

VERY 

INTERESTING P R O G R A M 
RENDERED- PAPERS READ SHOW 
MUCH WORK AND PR El ARATION.

Moore & Morrison
M e n s A p p a rel 

1808 and t8 I0 Lavaca St,

Nflirmath e 
well and Jacob*. 
J N egative— It. IE 
ami \ \ \ A. Threadgill. 

35c

50c

75c

$1.00

U nusual Values for the 
Price. See them

BOTTLED COCA-COLA 
IS BETTER

Hight, rJrtm nated, uniform M rraglti 

and fa v o r.

DELICIOUS AND 
REFRESHING

Ail (or it. Vnur dealer ran got it 
tat roo, or by tb s coot frow

STAR BOTTLING CO.

It* i l l f a t e d Agrote o«d Bot Her* 
f*r t h it T errito ry .

f l o a t s 246.

HIGH ART TAILORING 
COMPANY
SEW SWELL SU ITIN G S.

vb i ff si v o t i N r r t i

I jaerfrrt tit ting
B l u r o r c l o m r s
I* a 

ii in viper ie need In "order 
have Had Id year** e l
la n o t 

I 
toking 
It 
til# p»* *ple w ho 
P * * ' 
■ake the * t< t! e * that 
the
pirate 
^ ftle n U r y* ting m a n , but ll I* the 
aaa he* in J tin* tape. Come t*. tee 
«m fur es < r n thing 
fur* 
M ing* 
\ I Iii*-vie* ami Ie ii nit good* 
4 * '* rb iti.

in men*# 

GERJES & K E I T H ,
I6U Lavaca St.

The spring term oflWr* of tho Athe­
naeum will he installed at the meeting 
tonight. The retiring president. Mr.
.tim Harley, will favor the -ochd \ with 
an addrest, ami 
itmoming «*flieer- 
the 
w ill prohahlv In* called upon for short 
-jiecche*. 
In addition to 11ii■*, tho Col* 
low ing enjoyable program will I** ear 
ried out!

Hit regular monthly mooting of tho 

.Science Anociation wan In 

Political 
T hum lay afternoon at 4 oVIcrk, Tin* 
following program was a art uh! out:

A T. M< krait 

I tomii y 

into tho Iii 

d u * tm l Tjtbor l*robl»*m.”

R. P. C ollin* "The Hotni^n amt Gal­

veston IhtTcrential.”

J. I.. High**aw—"Early Ti .oh* Rout*'* 

and Trade < cuter* in Texa*.'*

I too) afflation Haney.
Oration- Stewart.
TV hate “Resolved, T h a t MI 

I tell of t h e e aubject * wa a treated 
tho -amo time
S ta te .
tho pitter 
County, l>mt rift and f i t y Oftie,»M should 
He Nominated fly l)ire«i Priori? it- Held I showed nun h work and pn parat ion on
t 'twier State Regulation." [the part o f th***e who had 
h.lin HinMiiotc. Ik dr Car** 

In a thorough, and at 
~ »
'*’*7 euler tam ing man in-1 . 

prepared

them, amt are undoubtedly real e-ntribu
literature of the -object**

i ti"iu to the 

.lorn'*. Eh 

I,, Hand* I di«enaaerl.

Mr. MeKean gat e •owe very 

inter

Rowers 

r*rli;iliion(nrv Krill 

Ka tempore Sp. aker- — Hoi nm* and eating thing* mi the M e r pr Idem Ile 
allowed the price-* paid for 'k illed lat*or
'N t h , Varina* o itio . ..f T* .» * , 
it'.l tho 
tnflnonoo of u n fitte d f- n i f o tat** nu
tat o r c ! In, w a . hi. 
•* "rn work o f tho laten anim e

JA m oot; w m wprnllvr. Adam.. 
Tho follow in s ar* tho 
in.tallm l f.mffht! Kopotw 

..moor. in ho * * « ’- • F.pootall, 

l l . r r K 

l!ii.|i . 

I. ii'or. 

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p ro .h |o n l; TY. A. T N m ktfill. vino |rro»l-1 
.lo u t: 
I flu v no*, chairman parlbm out .tv 
I .I .ho Hoi m r.. - r n * a rr J pr,*r..m -mn 

KuirwH. ort!rot I'.ill 

ll. 

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.lrill; nf ,lw dHfcrantlnl ■ i" -li..n Ho .te.aod 

Mr r " ,M**» *knw^ 

' .h o .l .m '. 

rrr.T OrteHjr tho j,i.«lro .rf put'intr U n .

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• * * « • ' * " ' " » »"*•" ">• 

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Inwg d lata nee point*. and
(bent

ah wing 
under t heme condite*!** 
to co m p e te fn f th e «'**tt**»> trade 

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T V R n * woald ho pte*~”I lo havoj ^ Utefwaw’. 

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I to u r pre** iwe *hi« clo n in g at 
tiering o f the following pr>"grunt 
I ta ie** port. 

llrill 

the ten 

I. M» I enn. I! A HMie, AV. 

Parliament**' 
d r a t Hot* 

E. C ol

IH I itn A tk m 

Ila! C, 
Im AY bework 

AV. d c E 

tlortan. 

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H ein ie — MRe**ttv?*d# That Congff*** 
wH *iilt Pa** ai* Income aint Inlier it anre 
( ac U » "

Affirmatiie T 
N eg a tiv e T AA, Thompson, * * 
Tvfcmpwro* AA* It. F r v t . I 

\ t mdd 

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lt»*h«*p. 

Iti rtl 
I * Heal, 

I ** E Graham.

Both r Honea. 

O p t! Evening'

I 

OB. J. 0 , SIMMS.
DENTIST
Over Kaltar's Stat toner v Store* Opposite 
Avenue Hotel. 

m Cong. Ave. 

A natta, Texan.

R O B T . E . T H I E L E .
Dealer in 
ALL KINDS OF MEATS AND
SAUSAGE.
Car. 19th aud G uad.lop* St*.

Old pbuii I « J . 

N«w pboa* St*

D R . F . W . S M I T H .

i»**m 

*tnge 

fare e h a rg fl. ami »th,r 

in to n a tin g t»eeian*e «*f the 'Wfijeet, aiel 
ta n n in * one nave rn little *»w th a t ♦ah 
It. h i t prepare.1 on a U rge •rah* 
je» I 
and 
a map obowing the' err Ii 
trade ro u tes In T em * . and eery graph* 
illu stra te d hi** pap* 
rally 
(hi* 
Ile «h«tw od the influenee •>( thew 
m ap, 
lim « «>n iii** r»dnwl*at§oW am i d«* 
early 
i «l*.potent **( T r i aa, amt a1*** g a te «*»«• 
iw tl* r%,»*»*|.W * .ii lite tim* 
f rille d to 
trtak*' **»we of th e m»«f r tn p 'i* int run* 
int err * I 
lh.* 
lug incident* ..I pk»nerf I ra t el in I * ta* 
ttigether w ith 
other* 
|*he*M’ p i:* *. 
j*f«|nm l am i read It) 
tHnt ha** been 
th e a** eh* I ion d u rin g the 
me rn lier* **f 
tie ftled awat ami kept I »
y e a r, wit! 
nae and reference In th e flit tire 
i*
«*»,- pm |«t •• o f I Le a****1*!!**!! I** gather 
in thi* manner the latent am t «*»***t »*
I in hie Inform ation 
i|Ueatlon* 
1 1 1 . (ti 

lmp*»rtat»f T it* * 
T he ^ aln** **f «»mh a roller 
It w ill furnish 
a ready aoUree l" f nteml*era of th e h*g 
b la t tire. ut *i*t **•*!•» ami **th«*r*» ah.* rn Uh 
..»h»..!. 
I., 
i m i t f l . T h e aaa* trial ion feel* se ry mueH 
I Iii**
enettiiragetl 
th** work 
ill g r e a t e r 
y ear, and lo«»k* forwar.1 t« 
i.uMiiipiiuhnieiit u nevi year.

i« **eti at once. 

|hem *elvea *« 

inform 

d o n e 

th e 

ti 

DENTIST.

AT OTHER UNIVERSITIES.

Opposite Avenue Hotel, over Keller *
Phone 1034.

722 C ongtraf Ave.

A ustin. Texas P ennayhania, 

By defeating the I *-c rn rhatiiph n*.
thr»*e

two out 

*•( 

ta 

_________ I game*, the I iiH«*r-»ty of Chien#*. lM»-ket

Its too hot to h u r ty — W h en y o u a r c doA vn

to w n stop in at ou r store— It'* cool

< tibiig**’* favor.

2 0 ih C E N T U R Y D R U G S T O R E
SM ITH & JACKSON

P h o n e ' 288

622 C o n g r e s s Ave.

i**,**!'* 'h H *!‘» H

T h e A u s t i n N a t i o n a l B a n k

i

C a p i t a l ..............................................$ 3 0 0 ,0 0 0
2 2 5 ,0 0 0
Surplus a n d P rofits 
rn 2 ,5 0 0 ,0 0 0
Deposits rn 

- 
rn 

rn 

rn 

rn 

’ Business of the F acu lty and S tu d en ts of the U niversity solicited.

DOR the best ice cream and latest cold drinks, come to the biggest, 

roomiest, and airiest place in Texas 
US YOUR ICE (REAM ORDERS fOR YOUR B10W0UIS—DELIVtRED IN FREEZERS

100 0 . 3 C o n g r e . . A v e , 

B o t h P h o n e *

L. A. WOLF & BRO.

Ho yon know 

f h tt you run alway* j

g e t up to d ate ru t 6 w e d m illable h r N E L S O N D A V I S & C O . 
way orcaah*n a t 
Co I n e, C. ngreoa tvcnue 

th e lied# Park El *ral

IM PORTERS AND W H O LESA LE
GROCERS.

SPRING
O X F O R D S

S O L D A V I S .
iii fall Ila* af 

lfe-«lrr 

latp n rtad a » l 
ii i w i i , vigor* amt to hom m . t t e t e n M ) .
|r f i - . |i r , l i . I.H.W. s a d iw i» p a p * n W U t' 
Itilllarda amt pool U t.lM 
M | • ra n d ira. 
•ira R r p .i r i i y pnal an d Id lllaH la id * . 
• Im 
a .p rrfn lt/.

mg Av*.

h i ran i

GEO. W. PATTERSON. UNDERTAK 
AND PROPRIETOR ECLIPSE 
KR 
STABLES. 
BAO 
OMNIBUS AND 
OAt.K TRANSFER FIN E CARRIAGES 
AND LIGHT LIVERY. RUBBER T IR 
ED HOSPITAL AMBULANCE 
IO* TO 
u t EAST SEVENTH STREET. BOTH 
PROKES le t.

S . E . R O S E N G R E N ,

U ndertaker and Embalmer.
H a fts for Hilo. 
H ospital Ambulance

ria * Caf

at i C onfit»a Ave.

Phone# 431,

C H A S . B I N T L I F F ,
Manufacturer 
C ornice, Tin, S lits and Sheet Iron Work.
REPAIR WORK A SPECIALTY.
Pi rat dona Work. Eat! ma tea Furniahod 
on Application.

Old phons 781. 

207 W. 6th St

^ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 4 S S S S 4 S S 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 o

THE RELIABLE

BUSH& GERTS 
PIANO
BUSM TEMPLE
H O O -H O i C o n u r e " A v e .
J. R. REED, Mgr.

W I MUSIC MID SMAII GOODS 

ii

Oxford* thai fit and (eel good all 

over.

Tan, Patent*. Vici Kid Leat Her. 
The aew fad* and t ie staple one*.

THE “ HANAN” SHOE 
THE FLORSHEIM SHOE 
THE WALK E Z Y SHOE 
Price $ 3 .5 0 to $ 6 .0 0

T R E A T YOUR FEET RIGHT

BURT SHOT CO.

612 CONGRESS AVENUE

Bosche’s Troy 
Laundry

STRICTLY DOMESTIC.
FIN EST WORK.
ALWAYS TH E BEST.

Phone 73. 

*06 Cong. Are.

fa ll Ave ha * won th* am ateur ehaii»pi*»n 
uhip o f the United Slates, The 
...r e 
o f the dei-lding gams aa* IT to HI in 

Hilly” Sunday, who *tyle* him-elf 
th** "Im* -eb.i ll et angel et. ” bn* d* 

ii*
nounred t»»»* * niforaitta* «»f ( lib ago ami 
Harvard a* "H»*tbed** «'f athei-m .

huv** 

louden t* 

Beveil I y three 

dro p p ed 
glaring dertei. iicy 

l****n 
fr**m P rin re to n U n i v e r s i ty fur 
in n ^nt eiam iua 
! lions. The Sophomore etnas amu».*d t*. 
suffer ni****t, the number of failure- I#** 
in# double that of la-t c a r ,

Six Junior* at Iowa were ducked un 
der the pump f**r g ing to a obi*-* wha !, 
felloW’*tlnlciiU had 
the rent of 

their 

agreed to “cut.”

M arch 21 w a s T u l a r e n ig h t a t New 
( I r h a iH a n d p ractically th e whole -til- 
I flout laxly turned out at the theater to 
Llo honor to the orcwsion.

i Minnow*.i doliatrr* tiro attem pting to 
I Hohoiluto a contort ai t h fiMirgo Wamh* 
j tug!on or New York Cnivrrmiiv.

Palace Barber Shop

E. E. ZIMMERMAN, Prop.
Only Turkish Bath in Austin
Botch** Building.

J

 COLLEGE MEN

At a nile, want the Best. Wa are fall* prepared ta Satisfy them is Sprmg ( lothmg. 
Handling at we do, the three leading liaet af Ready for Service dot Hat. R . &
W » which it the trade aiarh af Rateawald A Wail, Leader* iv Fathiaaable Clothing.
System, wide by u»de*thai a Sea*, ttrictiy Young Men s Clothes, aid the H . 
W . & CO.” 
k«« placed th.tr good* in the World’* Fashion Center, P.n«, F t.» « . 
No 
other American finn hat ewer tat reeded in doing this. We are exclusive •ellen
, f H. W. & CO. f*r this City, 
y o u c o l l e g e w en w is h in g t h e h ig h e s t
CU SS HAND TAILORED SUIT COME IN AND LET US FIT A SUIT ( t i *HWr t i 
h u m , U w i l ON TOU. A U WE ASK IS FOR YOU TO LAT Mid. P R E C O N ­
CEIVED IDEAS 
Suits $20.00 to $35.00. Worth More

t i Undy I . W»»r Cl«tkm,

t t r 

C a st «a and get yaw n it rn plenty af lia r far E a s te r *

ti Hir«k, Wick Wirt a c... the American Clothing fin. wk. 

Carner Congreet 
Awewae and 

Weal Sitth Street H A R R E L L S ’

HOUSE OF QUALITY

Corwer Can fre t* 
A v e * * * aad
Wet! Sitth Street

L O C A L S .

Mina Lilia 

INm nan of Awat in Ha* 

(dedged I** th e K appa K app* (lem m a*

|>r, H a lte r, dart O at, OOO C onf A m

MIr n M amie Seacry Hoe retu rn e d from 

a f la il to Her Home la Brenham .

M in 

.lane W«*odntfT Ha* 

retu rn e d 

from a lljfing tr ip to P o rt W orth.

T h e B illot ta

Mien Vi< t urine Field wan ( e l h i 
to 
(/•eh H art TH tirade* by the d eath o f Her 
uncle.

Mm. H eeltgm an, a f te r a flail 

to Her 
d au g h ter, Mina H elen, a t Ofwre H all, left 
Hint week for New York I tty . w here In 
th e fu tu re abe w ill feeble

Mr 

IJojrd K endall Haa w ithdraw n 

T he K illona

from the University.

Mina 

I/iuIm Johnson aprnt bumlay 

la Haa Marco*.

Min* N elw yn IL iV tte y baa retu rn e d 
flout a fH H to H eudcfaou, w here abe 
wa* railed by th e illneo* of her a u n t

H oi and 

to ld Hatha a l 

th a (Ventral 

bar tier shop, 007 Gong**** A m

Mian W illie Pearl G ardner 

fin!lr.I
Pa lea ti nr th e la tte r p a rt of taal work

Mina Jen n ie M at I he wa of A ital in w ith 

drew from th e U ulveroH y on M onday.

Klee trie fare m aaaafe a t th e Cen tm I 

barber ahop, 607 (b a g re e f A m

Hr. F W . bin**md* wan unable to a t 
tend ela**e* baal week *»n e«wwnl of 
illum e

T he KUM I*

The m em bers o f the lle lta T a o (V ita 
fm tevnity b a te ag ain mowed Into th e ir 
bonne on E ighteenth and C olorado b t* , 
a f te r th e com pletion of th e rep s im m a d e 
aarennary by th e recent Are,

Mitt* Klira beth W right 

fa* 

again at 

< trace Hall a fte r a vial! to P a la tin e .

The Kllft»tt«

Mr. W ellecr Hind w orth 
draw n from th e I n il em it v.

ha* 

w ith

Mi** Kina Heilhnm wa* culled I** Mil 
the death o f b rr 

las last Thursday by 
father,

Don’t forget Ut# C en tral, 

beat 
in A ustin. 007 Congree*

th e 

barber shop 

Min* M arguerite Morris baa returned 

front a *h**rt v isit to Palestine

FOK RKNT A fter Ju n e 21, w hat ha* 
been know n aa th e S. A. K. House, cor* 
ner o f sp eed w ay and 21*t s tre e t. Ap 
ply h i Mm. Dave Doom. Old phone 426

Mr* W right o f 

l\»le*tit»e. w bo ba* 
lieett v isitin g a t C la re Hall for t h e pa«t 
week. ha* retu rn e d to her biune.

Mr. W ill W arren o f Austin ha* aer er«*d 

his (HHiiretdion w ith iii*' l ^ n i u t d t y .

Air. K. VV. H u lk o f Floresville ha* 

w it bd rn wi» 

from 

the U niversity.

GENTLEMEN

W H O D R I SS I OR S T Y L I ■ \
WI A T N I S S , U S D CC V I U K I g i g 

U t A R I H I I M P R O V t O 

■

BOSTON] 
GARTER

T H E R EC O G N IZED STANDARD^ 
" t P M T h e N a m e Ie 

s ta m p e d or e v e ry 

lo o p —

CUSHION 
BUTTON
C L A S P

L IE S F U E TO T H E I E O — H E Y E * 
S L IP S , T E M MOR U N FA S T EN S

Sample p* lr, Silk Me., Cotton Ste. 
K a l i e d OU r e c e i p t oV p r i e s .

OSO. FU OST CO. .Makers 
Bo* ton, Hee*., U .f. A

ALWAYS EASY.

On M onday from I to 8 o’d o r k liineh 
to 
in Mrs. K irby's 
to* in* 
th e Young 

wa* served 
tin* s ta te com m ittee of 
W om en’s C h ristian A-si via (ion.

Roy S m ith o f A ustin. Jno. K. G reen, 

J r., Bowie D unean, Raym ond F. Dick 
son, Burke B aker, R. M. KlelH*ry, Bod* 
I m an Conky, Vivien N. Irvine and I r e ­
rem ains 
land G raves accom panied 
lloust«ni and at 

j of George N orrell 

th e 

to 

W here shall I go for a nice h air ru t ? 
To th e C entral o f course. The la rg e st 
aud m ost accom m odating 
th e city. 
Keno A K easonover, 607 C ongrats Ave

in 

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T IF IC A T E .

All stu d e n ts deairing to rereige te a c h ­
e rs ’ certificates th is y e a r from th e U n i­
v ersity w ill please call a t room 77 and 
fill o u t blank applications. C ertificates 
w ill be 
those s tu d e n ts 
to only 
whose form al applications th e re fo r are 
approved.

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U N IV E R SIT Y CALENDAR.

THE JUNIOR GIRIS ENTERTAIN

h a h BDAY.

IO; CM) a . m.-—Bacchii I gam e

Field.
4; CNI P- m .~ - Ba ne ba 11
Field.

7: RO P* in — Meeting of 

C lark
on
Scrubs V. Baylor.
( lark
on
gam e
Texas V. Baylor.
th e R u­k Lit-
in Ku»k

Society

erary
Hall.

8 :0 0 p.

rn.— Mei ting id the At hi•naoiim
Li fera iv Soc ie ty in Ath*
emu urn H all.

8:0 0 P- r n - M eeting of th e T* Na­ Acad
«my o f Science u t t he Kn-
gllll • I lug B uilding.

M A I M V.
I SOO P rn.—-M eeting of 

the Y. M. C t
A. in Iii*!•»' St udy H all.

MMM JAY.
4:00 P- rn. M eeting of 

5 :00 P* rn.

T jOO P rn

the

•lo Im 

IL I
li te r a r y Hoeiety. |

Brag* n 

in He

\ VI
IN on i n

(Hee I I uh reheel I -nl
i<«nan.
( . 
rehears al 
Ma mbdin H u b in the N
VI V A. r«w»m»

IIV 
rn

I It*’ J

l l F^D V V,

I m S - rely 
|w |«nftm« fit 

in th* U t 

ii: ll* p. rn. R f p h r Hand rehem m al. 
7 :3 d p. rn - Meeting »d th e W ii h am s 
bunk Ina 
J 
la w iN fw rtm m t 
9 .......—...

l*a« HoHety 

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P IR It K ST - M Lr Mum*! I A, Ie n*e 
tim w e , now swv u* 
b o i i o 7 I “n ite r *Hy 
plant by K. A. Fe s t o rally . Apply • i i ' 1 
I n ite r wltyr A%e* r n
ma— wnrinirir -ninnnf 

mw aw mumm

A T H L E T IC COUNCIL NOTICE.

The A th le tic Council In denirno* o f 
refiniiig th e A th le te Handl»»ok w ith Ibr 
intention o f po bb* Mag a new edition. 
W ritte n nuggrnii n* fr**m an y * indent 
who la In terested In th e m a tte r a m 4 r 
aired by th e Council, and w ill be duly 
cwnawlemd 

IV? haps 

b lie r 

open

un 

bearing w ill be beld.

A t 

tire 
th e U niversity o f M issouri 
tinily Missouri*** la being published i f 
a tria l week. and l f tire ev p rfiu ten t 
is 
sUete*«fttl, 
pr«»Kildy 
Have a d ally new spaper next year*
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th a t c d lege will 

Th* b eet Hontb w a ste ru m o ld do 

in 
te n and four* 
th e Ital y ard dash w as 
fifths. And th e y th in k I bat 
they «.*»» 
beat Fred Kamedetl In Hie hundred A 
Penny for th e ir tb.iuglit st

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SEN IO R S!

Those w an tin g com m encem ent Iii vita* 
thins band in th e ir name* ami numliet 
of In v itatio n s w anted to one of th e M * 
lowing, a t onee; Bold OH onn**r, Roy 
t ha* W. Stev 
Fulcher, Lillian F a u t, 
enson.

H O T E L S U T O R
EU R O PEA N STY LE.

Best Cafe in th e city. S unday evening 
dinners a specialty.
T H E S T U D E N T ’S FR IE N D

N EW M IRROR 

IN MRS. K IR B Y ’S
ROOM IS U N V E IL E D — A P P R O P R I­
A TE T A L K S MADE BY S E V E R A L .

The J u n io r g irls were h ostesses 

for 
a m ost enjoyable p a r ty S a tu rd a y a f t e r ­
noon In M rs. Kirby** room. T h e p ro m i­
n en t fe a tu re of th e a fte rn o o n ’s program 
w as th e unveiling of a new m irro r which 
the girls have ju s t bought.

M isses Amie Sowell and Norma Egg 
were milled upon for im p ro m tu speech­
responded very *u tis ta it- 
es, and 
tinily.

lndh 

Then cam e 

th e unveiling cerem ony, 
w ith Miss M arian 
liliem as m istress. 
A fter a s h i r t , a p p ro p ria te speech by 
her, th e m aids o f honor pi let I huge bo 
qtict* o f bl ne-b o n n ets a t 
foot of 
th e m irror, each m ak in g som e a p p ro ­
p ria te little speech a s she did so. These 
m aids were M isses 
I lawrence.
Leah A ndrew s, W illie T h a tc h e r, Mar 
l.ila K noi am i Hora 
g u erite Hie w a rt, 
b b in*.

lo u is e 

th e 

A fter 

th e u nveiling M iss H ilt rn 

it* 
fit* I Mrs. Kirby 
to he th e fir-1 sure tv. 
I»s*k in th e m irro r, to which in v ita tio n 
M»«, Kirby responded 

Amid m ueh 

la u g h te r and 

Im 
arenae stick* o f r*'*! ran d y w ere j u ^ l 
around, and every one 
left des luring 
th a t it w as one o f the most en jo y a hie 
afte rn o o n s they bad e 'e r spent.

im m ediately.
ta lk , 

C O N S ID ER A T E

Cons re a tta in ia B anking it to 
c a r t for m an y interval* whit* 
r e p l a n t i n g none.

C apital and a i r b u s
A rn ett • • • • • • • • • • • • *

. I 440JKX) 
. 2,500JKK)

We solicit yo n r business

NEW TAN OXFORDS

A N D

TAN WALKING PUMP

J U S T
R E C E IV E D

Oscar Robinson

61ft C ongree* A venue

H E S S E Y & CO.

T H E

PAWN BROKE RS

T IN E W A T C H E S AHD SPORTING 
GOODS. BARGAINS tN ET- 
ERY TH tN G .

MONEY TO LOAN ON EVERT

American National Bank.

THING.

A U S T tN , T E X A S

Th* t o - s t tig h t livery is th* c ity . C ai 
rU g e s la connect tom.

1.1-210 E. F ilth S t. 

P hoa* 2}

W. A. ACHILLES & CO..
D ealer* in
Groceries, Wood and Feed
Special a t L o tio n given 
to F r a te r n ity 

Houses. B oth phones 394.

Corner of G uadalupe and W. !6 tb SIA

E. SEELIG.

I

Im ported an d dottiest ie 

ami 
tobaccos, smokers* articles, new spaper* 
and periodicals, 
in
th e city*.

la rg e st Idtliard hall 

cigars 

613 C ongress Ave.
A U S T I N . ...........................................TE X A S

AUSTIN CANDY MANU! A0URING CO.
F o u rth and Colorado S ta 

A U S T I N , ....................................... TEXAS

STEINWAY-KNABE-STARR 
P I A N O S

J E S S E FR EN C H PIANO OO. 

M an u factu rer* 
and distributers. High 
Class P ianos. Phone ut. 29S each pbeat 
813 Cong rem Ave.

FRA N K S. TAYLOR, 

Manager

The Capital Bank and 
Trust Co.

Appreciates the Students’ Business

E A STM A N ’S

KODAKS AND SUPPLIES

C. M. MILLER

L. E. W A T E R M A N 'S
“IDEAL” 
FOUNTAIN PENS.
EN G RAVING.

D ealer in

W all P a p e r, P a in t* and Oita, W hite Lead 

V arn ish es, Window GUM.

P IC T U R E FRA M IN G A SPECIALTY 

711 Congress Ave.

Copies o f th e co n stitu tio n of the Mu 
de tit a’ A ssociation may he had by ap 
plying a t th e T exan office. 
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IL V. MKV KUK I . I br.

GEORGE MILLER.

Austin 
Printing Company

9 1 3 - 9 1 5 C O N G R E S S A V E N U E

P . W . M C C A D D E N
DRUGGIST
TW O STO RES.

U N IV E R S IT Y DRUG STO R E 
2300 G uadalupe.

U P TOW N DRUG STORE
1610 Lavaca

U N IVERSITY
PRINTERS

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B U R N H A M B R O S .

B arbers an d B arb ers’ Supplies. 113 E a s t S ix th S tre e t, opposite Driskill
Hotel.

ANYTHING THAT’ S PRINTED

I 

W E A P P R E C IA T E T H E S T U D E N T TRA D E.

IP YOU H A P P E N TO GO BROKE 
Run S h o rt or W an t to 
Buy a Diamond, See
J. A. JACKSON
617 Congress Ave.

W t* m ake a specialty of eng rav in g 
invi*

•ailing card s, announcem ents, 
ut i na, etc.

Tobin’s Book Store.
Old P hone 510.

tended his funeral a t th a t plaee.

AUSTIN . 

TEX A S.