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Tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 r e p o r t) 
talker* from a t v m l high achoo I* a n j 
M^panit*>ry schools w ill p a rtic ip a te 
in 
lip, Hmm! annua! alate adm in* tic track ?

«N*t.

Vt 

flooded 

I V first 

inter *chnlaat ie m eet 

t i s 
wM on April 29. 1903. Hinter the direr- 
tica of Homer flirt!* . th en •llreHnr of 
th at 
the U n iv ersity , 
atUftfifM a i 
|V following achoo I a w ere icpre 
mated: Allen Acaciatnev of B n a ii. aud
•rk«*U from Itasca. A ustin. Fort 
ffath. Comkana, Ucni*ovi, I la I veal on*
Dallas. Belt •rn, Brownwood and T ailor.
Att ion vt) on th e d a y act for th e meet 
a dehor*' of rain 
th e ath letic 
Md. ttill I Hi* m eet w aa e n tire ly ane 
fearful The raeea w ere ru n 
Ajatdwaf, and 
th e ju m p in g w aa finite 
iadde the gym nasium . D napite th e eon 
th e ground 
Stfen of the w eath er, an d 
apn« which 
lie held, 
to 
the m eet h ad 
flirty pond record* fen* hig h »rh»i*l men 
•eft made. Home o f th e record* made
tit aa follow*: 
■midi | 220 yard daah, 24 aeennd*; 4401 
pa* daub, Sd 2 3 second*; 120 hurdle*. D A C j C T i Jl p 
IT aeroml*: anding broa<l 
teef *. atandlng high jump. 4 feet 4 3-4 

100 yard daah. IO 2*3 _

jiittip, 

in I 

th e j 

on 

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U N IV ER S IT Y P LA Y E R S 

T A R T D EC ID TD B R AC E

TEXAS TEAM W IN S LAST TWO
GAMES OF SERIES FROM VISIT 
ING JAYHAWKFRS.

flRSI A. 

I M. GAME FRIDAY

rexa* 

* t*i.*«v aith th** f**tortt of
(tic* aiiti*hine I fMay atf#»tmain. ami d** 
th e 
feat ei I Vrk *»i*i<* e a tL,.| ea«it? 
t ii h game* t'f I Ii** *erie« 
t flirted 

in 
i.f******
lank 
let
I ti* la i
th e viaitot* tlo a n w ith fbi**** hit*, amt 
would have ea a d i *coved a *hut out 
w ith perfect *up|**vt

ga me a int 

tit 

ii 

th e 

imrc **e*l 

the 
th ird 

ii 
leva* I <mk th e lead I Vt th e «m a<l 
fenee. 
lim* d» ive over 
Browfiler** 
awd 
« Hew 
in 
HI acy oj*«*»ied th e inning a i th a h it, and 
*e»trcd on VV il**n's 
Vrkan*** 
fo u rth on VVathen’a 
took one 
th ro * and *d»ni|de** h it. ami an* 
wild 
• ♦flier 
ti La ll* 
the fifth *»n a La*** 
in 
and a weird d u e t of Holier!ana'*, who 
to th ird to ra tc h a run n er who 
th rew 
wa* f r y ing to d r a t b ittie 

error. 

th e 

in 

T m h * regained th e lead in th e *ame 
inning M a n and t*r»*e*d»eeh h it »af«- 
Iv. S t a r r n a * «w tight a t the plate t r y ­
!«• afore <«n Ofwr*b#f4i;** hit, 
loll 
ing 
(Continued on page E l

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High Sch'*ol with *23 point*. 
IO 
Austin High Sc4io«»l w ith 
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.second:
point*. I On acc»'iiiit of the iuu*ic fowl ti al a id
t h e rn ii* I it* n i t

inahility to aerurc 

I the 

Tin* nifi’t tomorrow, bowet er, 

for proper rcliearaal*, the <*emtaii pl •> 
*«» to be one of the m oat interesting J *‘Flach*u»a nil aa hid neat or,** ti Ii cli w t 
trick meet* ever held on ( ‘lark Field. I to Ice preaented Friday* May I, Ila** I
a tm ar* a Ma* ant I * I La. mn ti i - I 
t a r tt eat lier I j 

.Itiul 4*14 I* l it l l V 

\ I . ft \ %

| worn- 

- I a* M 

he p o e tfM»tmi 

to F riday, May

Th** Phi lh**.* hap;** Fur.Cly rue* 

ti al I o d «k I 

Monday aft* rn 
1 
th** p u r| o-i- i f eleetiiig new 
ti em* 
l**i* from thi* year** Sen lot i i i *• 
T he bdl 'A lug are ti o*e elect•* I by 
0 th e Aoristy : 
F. I . Buckley. I-*1
♦ rinne Uafiledge. IL W . F o n ie r. M. 
0 F. H ew lett. K. II* f*te»ter. VV. ti. 
0 Kiiioolviiig. Au it Ie Howell. Bilby 
0 K. T errill, Th**. «l. W ill a n * .

tip Heather i* predict eft, an d th e track 
it t o n put 
condition, 
urge crowd* of reader* w ill a rm illjtn ny 
mf of the com peting team * , and I * iii * 

ex ce lle n t 

in 

c on: im uh I on page 3.)

I (Miliii 

IN AETERNOON

MUSICAL FESTIVAL TO OPEN THIS 
AFTERNOON IN THE UNIVERSITY 
AUDITORIUM

Tin* big u n id eal **x**iit of th** -«ti««*»i 
1 * ***h**dtth*d t*» tab*- pfa**** •♦it tVcdnc* 
day and T h in * * !ii of t Iii** « i*i*V *»t 
th** 
Au«lit«*rium, ami 
tcp*»rt•. n*> 
ar** t*» riii'iii* th** init*kn! tr***t <»f th**

froiu all 

Th** I k ir t f u Ny rn phony 1 n i f *

ae*** m 
Ira . t**gether w ith I hi* lr * -had* of con- 
*klerabic fam e, h a te had much 
a b le 
J jH-ur. il

f * i•*»
i*tmiment w h e r e ie r they bio** ap

T h e r n b c r * R y Uh*»ral < bib, 

on*let 
direct »«*n o f Prof. Vfct rent bin, Mitt *tng 
tw o n ii im I * 1 - on W edneMlay «fi**t m**>« 
fifty 
T h e chortN * f «*ne h u m li••*! am) 
th** **thcr t a o eon 
tplendM pi grain «d orth*** 
tin* **inin**tit 
th e «*r*4»***tra. 
fw rform ance.

voice* w ill wing af 
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* o |n i* t• 
w ill 

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la* g ii en at ev e ry 

DISTINCTIVE SUITS FOR MEN

$1 5.00 to $30.00

to 

to put 

touche* 

th eir part*. 

Thin will give 

th e am ate!!! u . r 
for practice. a u l n il' 
|**li*h and th* Hit 
IhlLi 

att e x tr a w*eek 
m a Ilk* th e n 
id lin g 
c u t p a rt* of th e comedy have U-ni m in e d 
bv m em ber* of the “IJen n ania aud th.* 
to 
w ill ad d g re a tly 
intere*t aud 
effect!vane**. 
I lie play 
it* n a tu re , ahowing 

i* di***1 e • 
111
t ravioli »*»n hi 
I th e m e th o d s of ***bool egCOUWgennml 
in G e rm a n y , h u t there i* plenty ut wit. 
J h u m o r au d action d ep lo y ed 
through 
ti 
o u t to keep interest grouped from 
to finish. The ita ld air and th e ti a 
chine lik e w ork o f th e prof**amir* i- -ct 

th e 

it* 

I off bv th e charm ing < ii-* >- 

1 h,N n,,<*

in th e hand* of on. of the b e d a c t u - — 
in th e U niversity.

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A n o th e r a ttra c tiv e 

featu re 
evening w ill be Home se le c t* I 
th e A u stin “Saesgerrtinde.' 
w ho h a s heard and love* Berm an vm g. 
that 
should n o t m iss 
T h e d a te a t Sew B rauntcl* Im* a - 
|,<‘ 111 ■ 

been changed, * 0 the play will 
genteel th e re on May D.

treat.

i 

.milt o f 

SOPHOMORE CLASS MEETS.
T h e Sophom ore Acadcnis in d in room
44 Thursday afternoon, with President
S tie le r prefiiding. Mr. Whi.^nant. 
th.
treasurer, repori<''l $•> m 
re tirin g 
11 
th a t 

i.„ 0 
tr e a s u ry , and a class
is long p ast due. A m otion was earn.-, 
t h a t t h e p resid en t appoint a eonian 
to h elp T reasu rer II. M. H arris c Heel 
th e a fo resaid am ount as soon as po. 
silde. 
Tile following " e r e appom <•. 
Miss L orena Middlebrook. M i" 
" ll 
W oodruff, Bob S w een ey . C hester Lj< a) 
an d H . M. H arris, chairm an.

All member* of th e Sophom ore elas 
who have n o t co n tributed are urged to 

to so a t once

M E M S HIAR WEIL 

RENDERED PROGRAMS

SPEAKING IN BOTH LITERARY SO 
C1ETIES PROVES OF UNUSUAL IN­
(VELL 
TEREST — SPEAKERS ARE 

PREPARED.

RUSK.

T h e regular m eeting < f 

th e 

ltii»h 

th e 

into 

th a t h a- 

lieeli held hi 

livered 
le y - 

S a tu r d a y night w a- on e o f th e t m -t 
iii 
te rest in g 
the 
Husk hall this year. The program «a>
in a
w ell prepared, and w a 
th a t showed 
tone 
la d 
th a t 
th e ir sp irit- a - u*’11 a* 9 'e ir el- 
p u t 
th e work. Tile p arliam en­
fo rts 
ta ry drill, which was conducted by I- 
\V. P arrish, was well carried ou t. ani 
the faet w a- dem onstrated th a t several 
of tie- R#sk iwntiher- are fam ilial w ith 
R o b ert’s Rules of O ile r. The dcidsmn
of th e debate wa- given to th e all.....
jjtive. Kilhnigh was 

judged 

l-e-t 

th e 

speaker of th e evening.

The atten d an ce 
sm all: however, a 
.,dded to th e size and pleasure of 

com par itiv e l\
 of v i-ito r-
I'

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t V. Keith, an e x -memlier

ii.
in t 
full o f life and 
te re st of th e evening culm inated when
j .. t". to when ami vv her*
the quest ion arose as to u n
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of Texas students, and it should be their 
custom 
th eir wathw«*rd 
ju st as far as possible.
student should 

live up 

to 

to 

feel obligated 
Every 
the team by attending the 
U» sup|s 1 1 
It ta certain th a t a large num ­
games. 
ber will attend the lwrl*eeu*e, 
th e bai 
berue comes on Friday, May I. which is 
tin* first day of the A. A M. scrh**, 
In 
th a t there might be no conflict 
order 
tin* gam** will be called a t 3:30 nstead 
of 4 o'clock. This gives all the prtvi 
lego of going to both. a<* far as tim e I* 
concerned.

Those wle* can m*t g»* U» 

the bail 
game, but can attend the barbecue will 
the W oman's Building at *» 
meet a t 
o’clock sharp 
the 
Those 
game can g** directly from then* to th* 
tin cup it ml 
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east wiietb 
a good apfM'tite If you o me to the bar 
bacue

att< tiding 

in 

in 

(,i"

mg

th»* 

behind 

t » his 

handed 

tied up 

in gient 

Is* huluepl

it aw ay 

the *<ore 

the goods 

to fir»d on 

DE wilder 

CIDED BRACE.

the Ixuighom s, 

in nearly every 

McCormick was 

than usual, owing 

W ilson, who started out t 

one man gone. Milford. inning.

U NIVERSITY PLAYERS TAKE 

the A rkansas, was disposed of m 

long 
the pitchers l**x. anil 
in 
absence from 
the visitors had men »>n 
consequence 
inning. bn. 
the Imaes 
everybody was steady 
it* such crisis, 
and there wa* never any real danger, 
three double plays assisting 
position of the visitors.

(Continued from page Li 
Graham , who ran for Groesbeek, brought 
in his run by* some excellent sprinting 
a fte r a wild 
to catch him a t
throw 
second. A two-bugger by Adamson and 
in 
a single by Brownlee was wasted 
the sixth, b u t Texa* 
it* 
took another 
the eighth, G raham bringing home the 
run a fte r H enderson's err r had given delivered 
Groesbeek a life. The captain did not 
have to exert 
th is second run for GroMheck, as W al to try conclusions with Id** te n iftr whip
tw irl tor
ker and Hughes both hit. 
th»- hr-t 

Brownlee having injured hi* am* *> d 
the previous day. and
fa* non 
l»oth in fielding and hitting, H*w *\*-.*' 

him self so hard to score the .law haw kers who could 

A rkansas 
.ninth. W ith 
who had three successive strik eo u ts to 
his credit, found Gr<*e*beck 
Sample lifted a m iserable little fiy l>ack 
of first, w h ic h Robertson 
a fte r calling 
W alker, and Miller uncorked a clean 
rap for tw o leases, scoring Milford and 
Sample.

H its by Hughes. Wat hen and M et• i 
fo r a hit. miek and S a m p l e s error on Adan *«»n* 
th re e more 
long fly turned this trk k . 
fa ilod to g e t w e r e a d d e d in t h e *econd w h e n J o h n s o n 
from Stacy or and Hughe** Walked and W athen lifted
fence A not her w a * 
a tall one over tlu
whoved acn «+ 
the seventh, when 
In 
Adamson hit, Stole second ami snored 
on Stoke** error on McCormicks driv«*.

lie well 
just team work 
fast I*all.

the 
infield asleep ami started 

A featu re of th 
twenty*-one chain** 
**•1 nineteen 
The se«»re:

A rkansas, n**t to l*e outdone in goner 
the
ositv bv 
w
w 
bunched erro rs in the fourth. S to k e s 
the ninth. H endersoni 
game over 
hit. errors bv Johnson and L I ,f,i t *■ ?
soenftd error g a v e Rotiertson v i t s l i t y at
fir*t. and W sathcrred sent him to third and a wild pitch tell 
the story. Th* 
w ith a long single t«» center. G raham rem ainder of the game was mark* I to 
went to b a t instead of Stacy and every* scintillating plays in the Texas Infield 
the expected but there was nothing doing that eoiih
body sat bark 
It wa<
hit, b ut before Cook hail delivered hi 
\r
f* * 
second. Co-dc 
him** If from 
aroused 
his somnolent e**nditl**n j»»«t in tim e to 
throw the U tl t« <Tnt#rfieW ami Rub 
erf son scampered houie with I be win 
ning score,
j An am using epis «le happenetl in the 
eighth. W ith tw o ii’cfi *»n base* W athen 
bunted itvi*I 
<if t Is** chalk II nc midway from horn* h 1 
us! 
first, The v i*it* i * had plaved the 
for a foul, and when f he n in pi re railed 
the plate 
It fair W alker had crossed 
I he 
slid W athen w«* eti scoffed • n first, 
A rkansans still refuse*! to field the l«all* 
finally W athen, al*** 
ao Hughe*, and 
, ,-* **-• i 
11 1* *oke* I a*
though W*atheii woiihl hav»» t** Is* fTed 
itisl with a home run on « l»ab> but t. 
when t apt. Graham graeeftilly eoncede 
the point ami sent his rtitttiers 
la rk . 
Wat hen tm ashetl out the next om- h#r»l, 
buit It went straight a t W ilson win* 
converted It into a <l«»ti1 

W alker, rt *,*
I lllghes, ** * • #
.. 
W athen, 3b 
t f * 
Adamson, 
M«Cormiek. c
I.’. Ih , i . n. 
Ib
W ealheired. If 
. . . 
•staey. *ib 
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John-on. 

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A rkansas’ tw o runs 

th** h*»me pl»f«’ 

nd everybody pi

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TH E A. A M. GAMES.

The score:

A. A M. will play here Friday ami 
S atu rd ay and T. C. U. Monday and 
Tuesday of the following w**ek. 
I he*e 
are the strongest team s we will be call* 
upon to play this season, and the at* 
lie proportion 
teftdanee will doubtless 
atelv 
large. Heretofore our superiority 
in the tw irling departm ent has lieen su f­
ficient to practically assure u» a m ajor­
ity of every 
but 
series 
a g ain st A. A M. w ith 
llarlin , Coach 
Spencer'* boy wonder, ami T, C, U. 
w ith Randall, Tyson and Droeke, we 
ill this re ­
will have 
little advantage 
spect, and we will have 
the 
to win 
cham pionship of Texas over these clubs 
by sujierior all around w**rk. 
is going good 
support to make victory certain.

ju st now*, b u t it need** 

scheduled, 

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TH E SOUTHW ESTERN MEET.

The Southw estern Association meet i* 
now b u t little more than a week off.
The com peting schools are training ev­
ery day, and each school expect* 
to 
break several former association record*.
Oklahoma A gricultural and Mechanical 
College will have a 
thirteen 
team of 
Some of the best athlete* 
men here. 
in the southw est are reported 
to be 
among the number. Oklahoma I uiver* 
sity will have a full team here. This 
school boasts of a man whom they !*•- 
lieve can carry everything before him 
in the pole vault. Texas A. & M. will 
also have a full team here, and team s 
will 
Southw estern, Baylor 
and T. C. U.

represent 

The prelim inaries will be held on F ri­
day, May 8, and the finale will be held
S atu rd ay , May 9.

A rkansas.
A.B. R.

. . . . . .

Horn, rf 
VYilaon.
Stokes. 3b 
Milford, e 
Sample, i f
Miller, 2b 
. . .
Henderson, II*
Tomkiim. If 
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Adamson, ef 
Brownlee, © 
Robertson, 11* 
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Home R uns: Brownlee.
Two-lmae H its: Adamson, Miller.
Sacrifice H its: 
H it by Pitched Ball: Sample, Hen

Tomkins.

derson, W athen.
Stolen B aies: 
Staev, Hughes.
Bases on B alls: Henderson. 2.
Struck O ut: By Groesbeek, 10;

bv

Cook, 3.

Double P lays: W ilson and Miller.
Passed Ball: Brownlee.

SATURDAY S GAME.

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Summ ary.
Il«*iiu* Bun*: W athen.
Hit by Pitched Ball: Hughe*. Wal

ker, Milford.

Bases on Ball*: 

Ilewlersott, 

l ,i Idell.

Miller. W ilson. J<»hn»oii, W alker.

S truck O ut: By Wilson. Is by I 

tup

kins. 1; by Johnson, 2 

Stolen Ba*«*s; A*lains«»n.
Ikrqble P l a y s - W athen mid Roliert* 
ami B*da*rt*mi; 

son; Hugln*s, Stacy 
Hughes ami ^ta**y*.

The Y. M. i . 

\. and Y. W. ( . V vv ill 
give a i«*im picii||* next Friday. May 1. 
Everybody i* «<>idially invited t <» attend. 
the 
The party will meet 
W oman’s Building at 5 o’ol **k. and a* 
usual proceed from there t«» the picnic 
the hall 
grounds. Those who attend 
game are 
the 
invited 
picnic a fte r the game.

to come out 

in front 

t «» 

-if 

The regular meeting of the Y. VV. C. 
in the 
large 

A. w as held Monday afternoon 
Girls* Study hall. There w i- a 
a tten d a n ce .

............... o------------
President Elliot of Harvard U niver­
sity, in an address to the students of 
the 
Illinois, startle d his audience by 
statem ent 
dancing 
he 
should be made a required subject in all 
college curriculum*.

lielieve I 

th a t 

G E T T H E H A B IT .
<>( going to N. W. RUTLEDGE for a
FirM cla** Hair Cut «nd an f is iy S hitrt. 
M udcnts' T ra d f 
•oHeittd. 
Jilfl <dia«)alii;ic K r w k

raprc tally 

Chairman Hall Committee.

Jewelry, Silverware, Novelties

J. L. VREDENBURGH
816 C ongress Avenue

R E P A I R I N G A SPECIALTY

Austin Male Academy,
A ustin, Texn*.

1’rep.it.-* 

tor all departm ent* o f 

the 
U niversity «*f Texa*. G raduates enter 
the 

I niveraity wit limit exam ination.

J . STANLEY FORD.

Pringipal.

s

9 1

T H O M A S & KOOCK,

CHEAPEST AND BEST 
JEWELRY OK ALL KINDS

DR. H O M E R H IL L ,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

Office over Chile's Drug Store. Reii 
dence, 2007 W hitis Ave. Both Phone,.
Reiidence, 224; office, 65.

See the Prize

PIC TU R ES and SILVER LOVING CU P 
A w a rd e d by th e P rofessional P h o to g ra p h * 
ers A ssociation of T ex a s at D allas, O ct. 
2 4 th , to

The Elliotts

S. GREENBERG, 
Man u facturing Optician.

k BUSINESS EDUCUIOl 
TOBY’S
flUCTKU. iwatst CUIMS
W A C O , T E X A S

/gfivfifjlnf 

/ 

.iW C

M (l Y**I?K * I I T 
t W »/ <*r„ / v* ^*1* A* 
TNf mctt 6**01 $0*0011 
roa K>6N 6**01 t t o o u f l

>(Ut

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F O R Y O U

UNIVERSITY CONEECTIONEHV 
SIORE

for
ICE C R EA M and COLD DRINKS
Welch’* G rape Juice 
CHAS. G. WUKASCH, Prop. 
Cor. 23rd and G uadalupe.

Y A T E S & HU NTER,
p r e s c r i p t i o n d r u g g i s t s .

S tu d e n ts trad e solicited. Agent* Hu>* 
le r’s Candy.

7 0 0 Cong. Ave.

A u stin , Texix

d r . f . p . M cL a u g h l i n ,

PH YSICIA N AND SURGEON.

700 Congress Ave.

Specialist in lenses for the eve. 
dorsed by all the leading people, 
fill any prescription 
tice.
709 Cong. Ave. 

En-
We
in two hours’ no­

Old Phone 1340.

JNO. E . K E L L E R ,
724 Congress Ave.

K odaks and M aterials, F o u n t a u Pen# 
Fine Stationery.

Schutze’s Cozy C o r n e r

G O O D T H I N G S T O E A T

Corner T w en ty -fo u rth and Guadalupe.

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S a tu rd a y ’s game was 

W u Ling Fang, th e famous Chinese was won by the superior all 
th at 
diplom at and ahhassador 
country to the U nited S tates, has con 
sensed to deliver the eoimnemx-ment a d ­
dress a t Illinois U niversity next June.

the snappiest 
and most interesting o f the season, and 
around
Johnson, who 
work of the Texas team . 
them h ittin g 
pitched for Texas, kept 
to the infield, and Staev, Hughe* and
W a th e n did 

from 

re*t. 

t h e 

RO BT. E. T H IE L E ,
Dealer in 
ALL KINDS OF MEATS AND 
SAUSAGE.
Cor. 19th and Guadalupe Sts. 

J o h n s o n w as | Old phone 420. 

New phone 549.

 LEAGUE GAMES BEGIN

gong, and 
spiritedl, high class play,

the gam e w a* m arked by

W E C A R R Y IM T HTCH K

TH E CLUB AND FRAT BASEBALL 
LEAGUE PLAYS FIRST GAME ON 
MONDAY

theirs a t 

long been 

A fter adm inistering stinging defeat* 
to several organizations the Ihiraeas at 
the hands of 
la st got 
the
The Christians had
D elta Sigma Phis. 
I th e ir s ta r perform er, Love, in the box 
the
for 
them , but he was driven to 
the 
“ forest prim eval" before 
curtain
tip. The Delta Sigs 
hail 
sm ashed the pill to all corners of tin' 
lo t and succeeded in losing three balls 
| in th e weeds th a t grow along the bord­
ers of the o uter garden*. Th** I blears'* 
fight aga id*t J* B abbit* Pool*
had 
I P hilpott, b e tte r known as the curvele*s 
wonder, who pitched such glistening ball 
in the class series. Owing to the heavy 
his comrades Philpott
stick work of 
to exert 
dbl not have 
very 
himself 
rung 
the curtain wa** 
much. When 
down the score stood 14 to 7, with the 
frat boys predom inating.

to 

Sigma Chi, 4; Chi Phi, I 

lasagne started 

The University 
its 
schedule on Monday 
afternoon when 
tin* Barani'* and Sigma Chis tied up. 
The following 
the 
season,

i* the schedule for 

I. Monday, April 

Kl rara* 

vs.

Sigma Chis.

‘2. Tuesday, April 2S 

I Vita Tan IIH

ta vs. sigma Xii*.

3. W ednesday, April 

2*> 

I*. K. ( \ vs

Capital Club.

4. Saturday, May 

It ll ■*! v ('n**!**

vs. I V ita Sigma Phi.
5. Friday, May I*

Phi Gamma I Vita.

Kappa Sigma v*.

A. Monday. May 

4 Winners of 2

and 0.

and 5.

and ,1.

B. Tuesday, May 

.V 

\\ inner* of 4

C. Wednesday, May « 

\\ inner1!* of I

Friday, May A Winners of V. and B.
Championship game S aturday, May 

0. C. v*. winner* of A, TV

All games on Clark I intel st 2 p. rn

INTERSCHOLASTIC MEET TOMOR 
ROW AFTERNOON

(Continued from page 1.1

In a fast and snappy gam* 

tin* Sig 
ma < his sent the Chi Phi* to the pickle 
boat by the nan« vt mark in of 4 to 2. •versify interest si**** runs high, **♦ that 
The game wa* one of the 1***1 of the a 
is a* 
tr.M*k management wishes 
vintr arni Iielong**! to anybody until the Inured. The 
la*! man was 
the
those who attends 
pitched for the winners, and tow* hit** recent cia*** meet that the event* of the
were recorded again**! his delivery. WM meet tomorrow « MI br earned volt with
liford worked bar the CTii Phi* sin! it 
is seldom th a t a man lone* when piteh 
lug in th e sty le he did. Both *»*t* 
I 
from g»*nu* 
athlete* were on wig** 

much greater »|hxh| than a aa fvidfiK td 
in ♦ hr burner meat.

down. Klelwrg to im pro** upon 

large and appreciative crowd 

*hot 

t

$3.00 STRAW HATS

Look like the $5.00 
kind, worth $4.00
Soft 
a n y where. 
Brims too. Varsity 
boys take to them 
like ducks to water

Moore & M orrison
Men's A p p a r e l 

1808 and 1810 Lavaca St.

BOTTLED COCA-COLA 
IS BETTER

Highly carbonated, uniform stren g th 

and flavor.

DELICIOUS AND 
REFRESHING

Aik Tot it. Your dealer can Ret It 

Tot you. or by th e care from

STAR BOTTLING CO.

Silt anthoriz d A gents and B ottlers 
for th is T errito ry .

Phones 246.

a tr- ^ r n • • «f m

HIGH ART TAILORING 

COMPANY
NEW SW ELL SU ITIN G S.

We are still taking orders for su its 
it the rate of two or th ree a day. 
We carry a complete supply of brand 
sew tennis goods. Call 
for A yers 
team* balu, 75 cen ti a pair. They 
ire the best. Porous knit underw ear 
45 cents a piece; dress sh irts, a new 
Mock, were $1.50, now $1.25, and our 
•bole line of men** furniahings at 
proportionately low prices.

GERJES & K E I T H ,
1610 Lavaca S t.

Subscribe for the Texan.

A Strong Bank Helps
Y«*u as a busine** man especially 
lh**
the m a tte r of credit. Get 
in 
right 
I sick of you ami your 
business will expand more rapidly.

I sink 

ct 

lw*nk 

for you 

T H E AMERICAN NATIONAL 
lh*
IN AUSTIN. nile 
BANK 
stro n g est banks In the city, Is th** 
t*» do busine** 
br*t 
It is conveniently lorn ted. ha- 
w ith. 
cvcrr banking fnrilitv sn*I 
is eon 
a m a tiv e ly but pmgn***h cly man 
aged.
W ith a capital of. 
W ith a surplus and prof 

. I 200,000

. 

its earned of 

W ith 

stockholders* 

tty of 

W ith assets of over 
W ith 

directors* 

.. 

liabd-
* 

252*°°°

25M5K
2.00CLOOO

responsibility over 

5.000,OrK)
Offers v»u a b l u t e *eeurlt> for any 
deposit, no m atter how 
”r 
small,

large 

financial
... . 

To improve

There I* •>'* 

I 
to de|s»*it 

y o u r b u s i n e s s c r e d i t
I1' " 1 *’m,"
.ll Im 4 ll Im I t i t Ilk VV »•
liank.
i** 

Ini-1 v 
w ant your business nm! extend 
von every* courtesy,
A m eric an National Bank

in t Iii

DR. F. W. SM ITH,
DENTIST.

Opposite Avenue Hotel, over 

‘ 1 

Phone 1034

722 Congress Ave.

Keller's 

Austin, Texas

Its too hot to hurry—W hen you lire clow n

to w n stop in at our store 

t s co °

20th CENTURY DRUG STORE
SM ITH & JA C K SO N 

P hone. 288

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

C a p i t a l ........................................ $3,M '(! Z
Surplu a n d Profits 

225,

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

^

COR the best ice cream and latest cold drinks, come to the b’gg 

roomiest, and airiest place in Texas 

mfohk

6IVf US YOUR 

ICE CREAM ORDERS FOR YOUR BLOWOUTS— DELIVERED

loco., 

L - A . W O L F & B R O . BothPhoo«.

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

v o l , b rin g a m an, arc intr rested in Chithe.*.

tl\\ r tell yon plainly there arr no lirttrr in flu* 
world—no matter where made or In w hom —than 
SMITH AV IU'OX Smart Clothes,
(S prin g Styles arc ready. 

Sa|fa f , 5 , o $ 4 5

4 Everything for men from Mats to Shoes*

SM IT H & W IL C O X

IP YOU HAPPEN TO GO BROKE 
Run Short or W ant to 
Buy a Diamond, Ste
J. A. JACKSON
617 Congress Ave.

AUSTIN.

TEXAS

Both Phones

Open Evenings 

DR

J. D SIMMS,
DENTIST,
Over Keller'a Stationery Store, Opposite 
Avenue Hotel.

22 Cong Ave. 

A ustin. Texan

jMilrsrril** for the Texan

SPRING
O X F O R D S

Oxford! thai f it'a n d feel good all 

over.

Tao, Patents, Vici Kid Leather. 
The new fads and the staple ones.

THE “HANAN” SHOE 
THE FLORSHEIM SHOE 
THE WALK E-Z-Y SHOE 
Price $3.50 to $6.00

TREA T YOUR FEET R IC H T

BURT SHOE CO.

612 CONGRESS AVENUE

N E L SO N DAV IS & CO

IMPORTER* AND WHOLESALE 
GROCERS

SOL DAVIS.

I »,**i**r In full 

line of »** tarted and
dottiest ie cigar* and tobaccos, stationary, 
perks! leal*. hoak* and new*pn|***r* Whit 
ney's nsmik « Billiards amt p*t| I a idea 
It*-(miring pied and billiard table*
new, 
a specialty. #06 ( <>ng, Ave

GEO. W. PATTERSON. UNDERTAK­
AND PROPRIETOR ECLIPSE 
ER 
STABLES 
BAO* 
OMNIBUS AND 
GAGE TRANSFER FINK CARRIAGES 
AND LIGHT LIVERY. RUBBER TIR 
ED HOSPITAL AMBULANCE 
lo t TO 
lie EAST SEVENTH STREET. BOTH 
PHONES 161

S. E. R O SEN G R EN ,
and Embalmer, 
U ndertaker and Embalmer. Fine Car
riages for Hire. 
Hospital Ambulance. 

41J

Congress Ave, 

Phones 451,

CHAS. B IN T L IF F ,
M anufacturer 
Cornice, Tin, Slate and Sheet Iron Work.
REPAIR WORK A SPECIALTY 
F irst-class Work. E stim ate! Furnished 
on Application.

Old Phone 781. 

207 W. 6th St.

THE RELIABLE

I BUSH& GERTS I 
PIANO

B U S J - I T E M P L E
B O O -n O i C o m s re m s A v e .
J. R REED, Mer.

SHEET MUSIC AND SMAIL GOODS

AUSTIN TRUNK FACTORY, 510 Congress Avenue.

them. 

l h.* Mb* wing *« hooi* have already 
*M*nt In th** vttma** ♦ f the mrn who will 
n*prr*citt 
I h**' are aa follow*: 
tn d em y — C k t d i i i , Pedler, 
Mien 
\.-,{ftw**, 
Ilighamith. 
Esitiif*. 
Mr v *ban. Hut h i nan, '■Battel* un, Mn at 
quod*lr. Ibm*. VV i!***f»

l*ihn*on, 

Pi*ar«>rk M ilitary Academy 

Ptrwer, 

M om !. MrFadden. V*bf*aw,

Dig spring- High S4»«**l — W illiamson 
Th# event* will la* fin. inn. 22« and 
4411 viird da*hr*s 12H y in ! hurdle. I 2 
mil** rota v : di*<*»»*; 12 lh *h»*t p u t; ham
m er throw.
\ .until 

til• **b’ll f*4* "I 23 cents will 
lit* f*linrgt*l. ami tim |l w w l * will be db 
xid.ti among tho cmd#**! in* *rhooU,

Th** official* *«* far *c|ccted are a* 

M low *:

Hffrro* 
Timer* 

\|r . Metxenthln.
IV. Mather. C* 
Iii iii el. ami I, P. A b rid g e 

RamadelL 

S ta rte r 

lf wiry Fink.
Weight Judge* Pariah and V icker*

.bulge* for Finish Bowk* Dunean and 

I*. .I, I.nu lea-.

r«*arh 

I low aer ami Manager H*«dhe 
have appointed **ven»l eoramitteea 
to 
aee th a t the high -.bool and prep boy* 
will U* my ally en ter I aine* I while in Aim 
tin. The Texan wa* linable to aeeure 
the 
the names of those app inted on 
committees.

—— 

 
MEMBERS HEAR WELL RENDERED 
PROGRAMS.

 

■

- C..m inned from Page Ll 
the Rimk would have the annual ban­
quet and the Reed contest. The mem­
bers present were divided, and only after 
a warm ami lengthy discussion, did they 
deride to have the Reed contect the third 
S aturday night 
the Rusk 
hall, and the banquet 
the fourth S a t­
urday night at tin* Brackenridge hall.

in May a t 

ATHENAEUM

The Athenaeum Literary Society met 
S aturday night, April 23, with a large 
membership present, An unusually gmwl 
program was rendered, and it is notable 
the roll wa* called, every 
that when 
man on the program answered “present” 
With the exception of one whose place 
was filled by our debater, Mr. F. M. 
Bra na ford. Mr. Howell presented a very 
able oration on the “ Monroe Doctrine,” 
a fte r which the society was entertain 
ed with a declamation by Mr. Weeks.

The question debated was “Resolved, 
T hat S tate Prohibition i* Preferable to 
Local Option.” The affirmative won. 
The best speech of the evening was, 
perhaps, made by Mr. Hoffman. He has 
I a splendid * voice, a good bearing OB 
the thor. and a clear head.

Those who were not present a t the 
certainly 

I Athenaeum Saturday 

night 

missed som ething

 Hi Of* p. 111.

M eeting «»f th e Ira 

8:0 0 p. m.-

Oscar
Robinson

6 i 6 C o n g r e e A w ,

NEW
CLOTHES

'I* p worn 

\ n t old 
s i ITS carried 
over from *<•;!*•»!» to *e,i*.<>n and o f­
fered as

" J u s t aa good aa the new.* 

O U RS ARE NEW

Differ*'!!! iii *d \ l<* ami make lip from 
other* ami yow can **«*«' it,

Urie** e x t r e m a l e»»n-erv*tive.

$10 to $20 

|2 0 to $33

We fit you 

Come in and see.

Harrells

L O C A L S .

Dr. B i t t e r , dent*** OOO f o n t Ave.

lift ii w n 

L O S T - E ith e r on ten n is crnut K a 7 
or 
ll H all, a 
th a t c« .ort and 
medium silted |» M w atch and e x p ia tio n 
(uh. Lom A pril £ t 
leave 
oblige th e lower

th e w atch at Texan oHks* and 

Finder will p l e a * *

Mav I la v Barberite.

Fleet rte face m assage at th e C en tral 

b*rW r shop. 007 Congress Ave.

lf von went 

last vear 

the hour i« 5.

Yfter 

th e (mil game, the picnic PH 

•lav,

eiie.

U N IV ER S ITY CALENDAR.

*2:45 p. rn.

W ED N ESD A Y .

The Chicago S ym phony O r­
in the
U n iv ersity 

c h e s tra 
A u d ito riu m . 
c h o ra l f l u b will sing.

concert 

5:00 p. lii.-

-M eeting of th e Sidney Dan* 

ier L ite ra ry Society.

7:00 p. in.

R eg u lar reh earsal 

of th e
the Y. 

M andolin Club In 
M. C. A. room.

8:00 p. m.

The Chicago S ym phony O r­
in the

c h e s tra concert 
A u d ito riu m ,

TH U RSD A Y .

T he 

in tel scholastic 

track 
m eet on ( lark Field. I ni- 
v e rs ity 
should 
•‘in d e n t- 
a tte n d .
R egular 

re h e a rsa l o f 

tile 

I n iv e rsity band.

th e 

M eeting of 

Jo h n 
T ow nes Law’ Soeietv 
♦ In* 

i w D epart m ent.

t , 
in 

Hebrand Law 
th e l,aw 

Jtoci*-t y 
lh part m ent.
-The I lib ago Symphony 

che*I rn convert 
Iu d florin rn.

I*. IGL 
iii 

lh 
th e 

in 

FRIDAY 
Ila “el M11 gam e 

on 

Field* Text*- vs, 

< birk 
\ A M 
The V. M, an d V, U . C. A 
pi. ilk*. Everylm dy meet 
at th e W o m an * Building. 
th*- 
M andolin C lub in th e 5 . 
M r . A. mom.

R egular rehears*,! 

«»f 

Tim* p to

T H K T E X A N

MEMBERS OE SIDNEY 

LANIER ENTERTAIN

LAW TOPICS OffERED 

- 
TOR SOMMER SCHOOL -

RECEPTIO N GIVEN TO YOUNG LA­
D IES OF U N IV E R S IT Y AND M EM ­
BERS OF T H E FA C U LTY — AN E N ­
JOYABLE A FFA IR .

P R E P A R A T IO N S BEING MADE FOR A 
LARGE ATTENDANCE — GROWTH 
HAS B EE N PHENOMENAL.

larg e electric mono . | JIW 

of 

One of 

functions 

the parlor* o f 

th e moat d elig h tfu l m f lege 
aortal 
iw*on carried 
Im* 
th a i 
o u t at th e U n iv ersity f i r Mime tim e wa* 
la*t 
the Sidney L unier recept ion 
S a tu rd a y afternoon, tin th e evening of the 
the Woman** 
festivities 
Building proven! »*d a p r e tty effect, be­
ing charm ingly decorated with d ilater* 
of aweel pea* and carnation* aud b e a u ­
tiful A m ericai* 
th e
le a n t \ 
vestibule *wung a 
I i i 
gram of 
resu lt of 
th e colored 
light* wa* uni>pie. The «<heme « f all 
decoration* wa* to carry out th e cob-rn 
o f th " society and t hi** w is done w ith 
a 
i t *w*lf spoke much 
fur the b e a u ty of th e orv-a*i«»n.

th e Sidney 
th e blending * f 

ta s te which of 

ra llie rs and 

rote*. 

In 

T he reception w as g h en In th e mein 
tier** of life Shlnev Lu ti b i 
to the % nog 
tail lei *f th e stiff lent bialy In general. 
ta th e I aid lea* I biti and Hie member* 
of th e F a m ily . Many per«*«*n* enjoyed 
♦ he pleading 
th e occasion, 
feature* of 
and the Ski Hey Lunier* *1***1 torii* ae 
l»«i*tea*es. 
finished 
in 
th e a rt of 
line w ere 
th e receiving 
th e •iffbere of 
th e society, 
\|i<w*e-* Atwell* O d d * ell, 
T errell am i Cowley an d Misses W right, 
Tar ill her* and I jai ender.

in 

th e d elig h tfu l 

A fter th e many g u e sts had g athered, 
several charm ing mil* tea I selection* a d d ­
ed to th e pleasure of th*' evening, and 
refresh m en ts were 
then 
served. T his consisted of raslicrfy 
let 
and whipped rrc a n t. tho* d ain tily car 
ry in g o u t th e red and w hite colors of 
the society.

On th e whole, th e recent Sidney fain 
Ier reception wa* one o f th e m«»*t gen 
eraJIv pleasing oerashm s th a t 
th e I ni 
versity girl* have enjoyed in **inr lim e. 
and it will Is* long rcm cm tiercd by the 
m any who had th e p lea su re to he the 
g u ests of 

th e «mwle tv m em bers.

to 

ie 

for a 

Preparation* 

large atten d an ce 
a t the Hummer -chool have been com ­
in 
t h e professors 
pleted, and 
charge o f t h e various dep artm en t* have 
te e n assigned. The grow th cd tin* - W i l ­
m er atte n d a n c e for th e past few* year* 
te e n phenom enal, clearly demon* 
ha* 
it* elf ceti Veneta and valuable 
at ra tin g 
help to those va Ic- seek aid in th e van* 
a tli schools 
lite ra tu re . 
of 
I he Scifi ol of
a r t, science and 
la t e a d d itio n

language*, 
law. 

j, „ ct. rn pa tat ive! v 

‘2:50 p. rn.

to the slimmer ach*sd. but it has been j 
enthusiastically approved by all wit 
h a le so u g h t instruction in the course** 
offered.

p. ut. 

7:30 p. rn

The tn p k * nil im*,I 

been arrange*! limier thr*‘» 
.limb r 
ering 
course* of th*- regular -* h til:

th e 

t Iii-* •‘itm iner have 
tfi«*n|*-. •- \ * 
y e a r 

ami Middle 

G roup I, open to all stu d en t* , com 
prise* Black stone. C« Ult fact s. Kvkletiee 
am i C rim inal Pro*■•'•hire,

the 

the 

I e git en 

to pursue 

!*n*perty\ Faulty 

Group ll to I** taken by student * win*. 
by previous stud* or other satisfactory 
jar feasor of 
evidence, can satisfy 
their ab ility 
subject*, 
comprises 
Ibm I 
am i 
t Commercial la w 
Group III, 

comprising Partnership,
l Y u i i o ' in 
if 
- I n ­

M unicipal Or»rpi*ration* ami 
th e Federal Court*, w ill 
th e re a re a siiflicient nnml»er of 
d en ts ap p ly in g for 

these topic*.
The design of the Law Nrliced 

is to 
aid , by a sy stem s tie p resen tatio n of the 
above nam ed topic*, tho* who a re pre 
to practice 
p arin g 
law by ex am in atio n 
r«*gu 
ta r l*nard o f exam iner* also to give an 
opportunity to thorn- who ha*** atten d ed 
law school* in o th e r state* , hilt 
intend 
fam iliar ire 
to prs r ib - 
them selves w ith I he law*, of T ex as la- 
fore en terin g into th*- practice.

to ob tain 

iii T exas, 

lirense* 

I a* fore 

th e 

to 

A gain, practicing law yers win* lad ic vc 
th a t a thorough tra in in g in legal p rin ­
ciples i* mon* ini|M»rtant I Ira ii pre****-lent. 
m ay, iii 
th eir clo 
men t a n studies, refresh th e ir m em ories.

th is m-Iic I 

review 

skm al dc* e b u llie n t.
T he sy stem a tie 

p r r - M - n i . i t bm of 

I I n - 
legal topic* a lo n e n ie n tbilled, a* given 
by the facu lty , offer* al*o un op|N»rtu n ­
ify to young men who d * m d 
intend 
til practice law, but are w illing to give. 
in fo rm atio n and «nit lire. a 
for general 
p art of th e ir tim e 
th e sum m er to 
the st lid v of th e law* of th eir s ta te

in 

C. M. MILLER

Dealer in

Wall Paper, Paint! and Olla, W hite Lead 

Varnishes, Window Glass.

Diiirt 

forget 

twirlier shop 

the Central, 

lie** 
in Austin. OO? Congress

the 

Mbui Ho rgin M errick b a i 

retu rn ed 
from a visit to her h o m e in S u i A ntonio.

*i*h»* F«***liiig «*f th e Five H undred, Fri 

Irwin G oodm an h a- retu rn e d from 

visit to his home in .Sin Vitbmio.

•lay a t 5.

picnic F riday.

No collecthui* | everything free at the 

•Iordan, HIO Congree* 

Alenu**, 

rent-*

Kodak* to stu d en ts.

Mi-** Lticile Russell has retu rn ed from 

S an Antonio,

Miss*** Heils Admie, Abbe t ram . I atry 
Steven* amt M arg u erite M orris ba v c re 
tu rn ed from a v i- it 

to San A ntonio.

Where abaff I go for a nice hair r u t ? 
To the O n t r a l o f course. The largest 
ami most. accommodating 
th e city 
Reno A Reaaonover. 007 Congreaa Ave

in 

Kodak* for relit at .Ioniaii'*. HIO ('on 

gres-* Avenue.

.Mr. W. D. S m ith ha* retu rn e d from 
the Delta Chi convention at By ra n i *c, 
N. Y.

( < Lusitania > >

The only 

New Summer 

Collar Out— 

Smart and 

Comfortable. 

Quarter Sizes 

Two for a Quarter

HESSEY & CO.

THE

PAWN BROKI RS

FIN E W ATCH ES AND S PORTING 
GOODS. BARGAINS IN EV­
ERYTHING.

MONEY TO LOAN ON EVERT 
THING

AUSTIN CANDY MANUFACTURING CO.
Fourth ta d Colorado St* 

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

PIANOS
j e s s e f r e n c h piano c o ,

to Fraternity M anufacturer# aud distributer#. High 
Class Piano*. Phone ut. 293 each pboae 
813 Congress Ave.

FRANK S. TAYLOR, 

Maaaftf

Dealers to 

G r o c e r ie s , Wood a n d Fe« <. I 

Special attention given 

Houae* Both phones 394.

Corner of Guadalupe and W. 

la th St*

E. SEELIG.

Im parled and dom estic 

ami 
• •dineros, smoker** article*, newspaper* 
md periodicals, 
in
Die city*.

largest billiard hall 

cigar* 

613 Congreaa Ave.
A U S T I N , ...........................................TEXAS

The Capital Bank and 
Trust Co.

A ppreciates the Students' Busine!!

Kverytmdy g**** to tin* S|iriiig Bari**

ll. I »«•! o l d 

Iwlh* »t 

tho O n t r a l <||(J othprH j<H. 

 

..... .. 

, ,„.ir

Imrlirr shop, IJO* Congress Ave.

w . A. a c h i l l e s & c o . . 1 ST E IN W A Y -KNABE-STARR

Jordan, $10 Congress Avenue, w ant* 

to m ake y o u r K odak picture*.

Five p. h i . F rid a y . From ( ’lark Field 

and W om an’* Building to east wood*.

Mr*. J. ll. Adorn* of Da Ila* chaperoned 
the .Misses (Vane, M orris and Adon# for 
a tr ip to San A ntonio.

PICTURE FRAMING 

A SPECIALTY. 

711 Congrea

I Ave.

NOTICE, SENIORS!

M orris R ecto r, L L 

ll. *07. Im* In-en 
the Law g ra d u a te 

Caps and gow'ns m ay be 

elected p resid en t o f 
cia** at Y ale.

rented or 
th e Co op. M easure­
ta k en by W ednesday.
Please a tte n d to this a t once.
get u p -to-d ate c u t flowers 
ta k e some tim e to have the
su ita b le for as it will 
any occasion a t th e Hyde P a rk Floral garm ents made. Those desiring to rent
Co.? 8*22 Congress avenue. 

bought 
through 
m ents m u st be 

t h a t you, can alw ay* April 2*2. 

l>e fitted b y W ednesday.

Do you know 

must also 

Bosche’s Troy 
Laundry

STRICTLY DOMESTIC.
F IN E S T WORK.
ALWAYS THE BEST.

Phone 73. 

306 Cong. Ave

EA STM AN ’S

KO DAKS AND SUPPLIES
L. E. W ATERM AN’S
“IDEAL” 
FOUNTAIN PENS.
ENGRAVING.

We m ake a specialty of engraving 
in v i­

•ailing cards, announcem ents, 
tations, etc.

GEORGE MILLER,

The finest light livery in the city. Car*
riagea in connection.

208-210 E. F ifth S t. 

Ph°ne 25

H O T E L S U T O R
EURO PEAN STYLE.

Tobin’s Book Store.
Old Phone 510.

Best Cafe in the city. Sunday evening 
dinners a specialty.
THE S T U D E N T ’S FRIEND.

AUSTIN MUSICAL FESTIVAL

UNIVERSITY AUDITORIUM, APRIL 29 AND 30
M A T I N E E a n d E V E N I N G

T IC K E T TO ALL C O N C E R T S ........................... 
T IC K E T TO ANY ONE C O N C E R T .................... a .......................... 
R E S E R V E D S E A T TO ALL CONCERTS . . . . . . 
R E S E R V E D S E A T TO ANY ONE CONCERT 

$1 50
75
75
25

M em bership in the F estival A s s o c ia t io n , $5.00 per annum , which e n ­
title s th e holder to m em bers’ privileges and full admission w ith reserved 
seats to all e n te rta in m e n t? for th e year.

A u s t i n 

P rin tin g Com pany

P . VV. M c if A D D E N
D R U G G I S T

TW O S T O R ES

9 1 3 - 9 1 5 CONGRES S A VENUE

U N IV E R S IT Y DRUG STO RE 
2300 Guadalupe. 

U P TOW N DRUG STORK 
1610 Lavaca.

UNIVERSITY
PRINTERS

ANYTHING THAT’S PRINTED

n m

B U R N H A M B R O S .
| 
♦ Barbera and Barber!’ Supplier 113 East Sixth Street, oppoaite Dris^ 1 J
4
X H o te l 
♦ 

WE APPRECIATE THE STUDENT TRADE.