T H E DAILY C O L L E G E D A I L Y _ ' _ K 1 I N T H E S O U T H Al S T I X , T E X A S . S I N D A V . M VY IT, 191 4. NO. 185 MANAGER LANG GIVES BANQUET TO TRACK TEAM LAST GAME WITH OKLAHOMA CALLED BECAUSE OF RAIN OFFICIAL BALLOT COTTON’S NAME IS AS IT NOW STANDS REPLACED UPON OFFICIAL BALLOT Vol. XIV. mass MEETNG TENNIS CHAMPS accompished nothing a t all purpose of M eeting When OI> C artw rig h t unique a r - j , h '* e!ll( u i m m n t I11"4' ’*! tin the th e to be a th< - - m u-nanu m t, it is cert an ‘nve.ss. Reside the a resolu tion r e q u e s tin g r esu.ui .on « v y . n . M , im - the S t u d e n t s ’ Council of u . a u m fiaei. wun -ami pit-. -rand to pa"- a recision by . o i s e u s i bam their recent c o n stitu tio n a l ruling- by I toe in the regular tournament, there h u t s a; d hot - iudn ated the seating the force of which Young. Her ry and C o tte n will not ap- j to f:ght for the consolations. Ruth pear on statute off. red to w a rd th e l a t t e r part ll. L. D arwin, a of the meeting by’ senior tu rn e d t h e assem b la g e law. topsy-turv y. I The entrance fee for the singles will j Winning Track Team s,” Mr, Taylor. the official b allot, yet a sub- j double and single matches will be the following respoi “ Reminiscences by the Three Sen- (ors on Team,” C aptain Berry, Niblo nam es of "ill be many players of less repute >»' Die guests. these men, who fig- : a n j>, vaulting poi. and to? the doubles $3 per team. I Dr. Mather, as toa tm a ste r, Turn Out Three elicited p la y e d . -,lay t . u . . . . . «■>. m u , * . , . , — . . he Many handsome and useful prizes will be given in both the regular tourna- and Mela-key. merit and the consolations 1 ;it a ‘'“ P1*1 raU* ,loth jut. her- were coing in -plen five !°rm , ti4' 1 first l one g e ttin g five strike *''' innings, and the " ’ ' a m r l'av,‘ promise of being a mid season exhibition of the national pas tie in g L i m e . e v e r y m a n o n e a c h s i d e Ion his toes at all tim es, seeking to ; find a flaw* in the defense of the op ’loping team. I the abolition of The sulist itute a s o ffe re d w as in the form of a r e q u e st f o r th e calling by the president of the A ssociation of a special election w ith in two weeks for the purpose of d e te r m in in g the popular sentim ent of th e stu d e n t body fra te rn itie s toward in the I Diversity of T e x a s, both f r a ­ ternity men and b a rb s a g re e in g , so read the motion, to abide by the re­ I t was over sults of such election. this motion t h a t th e h o tte s t tig h t was raised, the resu lt being t h a t it was tabled by a vote of BTO to -‘MO. On a point of o rd e r ra ise d by (iowan Jones, Myron Rlalock, whom President Adair had called to t h e chair shortly before, ruled t h a t a motion to table a substitute c a rrie s w ith it the o rig ­ inal motion, and a s th e r e was nothing before the house he e n te rta in e d the motion to adjou rn. The meeting broke up with a g re a t shout and some confusion. is not m a n d a to r y , Point- b ro u g h t o u t by Mr, Griffin were that two of the can didates a d ­ versely affected by th e Council's rul­ ing We re w ithout opposition, th a t the resolution that the vice he hit) a lf would not hold presid< ncy th e present longer th a n - Mr. B e r r y ’s n am e is left off term the tick' i , and t h a t his own election by a majority of JIB la s t y e a r as against Mr. A d a ir ’s m a jo r ity of 7 gave him the rig h t to be h e a rd . A r ipple th e audience when he passed over stated th a t Mr. Adair wa- the “d ic ta t o r .” Secretary Linn g av e th e circum ­ stance under which Mr. Y oung's p e­ tition wa handed in, a s he re m em ­ bered t la nt, -Hating t h a t he had read to a rep: e se n tativ e of Mr. Y oung’s, Fred R Cot ten, Section 21 of the A u s­ tralian ballot system , th e section r e ­ cently made th e basis of th e Council’s ruling, ami t h a t Mr. C o tte n had said that he did not care a b o u t th a t. recognized that he HK XLI.FA LEAVES ON TOUR. “The Southw estern Track C onfer­ ence Meet Next 'r ea r,” Mr. Bellmont. for Next Year,” Mr, “ Prospects Mathis, captain elect. “ The Ideal- of the Athletic Conn ail,” Dr. Rum.-dell. ^ . W. ( ’. A. Ll N( HEON. Mr. Iv M. Bralley of the extension department left Austin last Thursday for Collin County, where he, in co- iperation with C. IT Austin, FL E. Slams, G. S. VV’ehrwein and Miss Francis Tower, is conducting a cam­ paign throughout the county in the iiterest of educational matters. Mr. Bralley will return to the University early this week. Yesterday afternoon a t 2 o'clock the Y. VS. (L A the study hall VSSIxMRIA V () I ES 50 ( EN I S I AX. At its last meeting, May 9, the Stu- in gave a four-course luncheon in honor •v I of the senior girls. The luncheon, as j had been suggested by the im ita tio n s , ! was carried out in Dutch details, The ro„ m wag darkened and most ut- tractivt?iy decorated with vines and dents Assembly amended hill No. a by a j| yarieteis of wild flowers, each table having a huge basket of same, striking out of Article I, Hellion the words “tw enty-five cents” and and the w a ) u chandeliers and win- substituting th erefor cents.” This the student a c t i v i t y ; The p ,ace cardg wa*re fund whie hevery student pay on ma-; sign and a t eacb p |ace was a crep e . r i)utch cap, which the girls wore ti iculation, and will net over $1000. ] during the luncheon. The w aitresses, too, were in Dutch costume, en han c­ ing th e beauty of the scene. l)ankcd with the vine-, in Dutch de­ “ fifty j dows bein(f the words „ —-sa them is p a p t of the construction placed by upon the constitution. Mr. Young was by the th a t hi various la tte r stated Throughout the luncheon a p p ro p ri­ recognized, but ate and lively songs and yells were yielded the floor to Mr. Lawhon amid tables and given cheers. The votes in the Council had been in accord Misses McNew ami Lawhon furnished with his oath and his conscience. He 1 music from behind a screen of vines declared that he had moved in t h a t : and wild flower*. Between course.-, boily that voters be allowed to insert Miss Rowers B arnett, as to a s tm is ­ tress, introduced the following Loa. I.-,: Mr. Young’s name on the ballot, but “ Oui Caps and Gown.-,,’ Lie i n ps- that on his appeal from the decision of the chair ruling his motion out of comb, order, he was Young’s own supporters. He stated 1 Hill. the election, he was that presented with a petition signed by 500 voters he would resign and run the race with Mr. Young. In reply to i question from Alva Carlton, he stated th a t petition had been handed in personally. •Y. W. Girls,” Miss < .isis. ‘O ur Secretary," Jessie Butts. ‘The Seniors,” Maude ( larke. ‘Our President,” G ertrud e David. ‘Our Phi B etas,” Mary Miller. ‘The Ju n io rs,” Geneva Dean. ‘Mother of Ours Mrs. K irby,” Ja- “The Advisory Board, voted down by Mr. C atherine if, a fte r his Mr Young then resumed the floor net Kaapke. the the and pointed out th a t in the Council meeting held Friday night, the vote s passed and each girl wrote A Her A fte r toast, la -1 rai ds were t i e on t h e question of rescind- tore of the girl on her n g n t , be read in the fu the ten y e a n intl the action of a former meeting, p a p h e se s to it was Lawhon’s vote created at the class reunion the tie He asserted t h a t he had been j Miss told bv Cowan .Iones th at he was to v a ,ion both by her very p re * .,.,* and the sh o rt talk made at the close o f | tho luncheon technicality possible, Millar added much to the oc- A to the final s u b stan tia tio n of to T e x a s ’ claims the S ou th w estern hampion-diip, M anager M atthew s of the Texas team sta te d t h a t since Ar i.a lv u s and A. the sooners and since the only g am e O kla­ the Chinese was homa won Ditched by Ponder, the Dallas l e a g u e pitcher, now the pro p e rty of B im o n g ham, tha tthe undisputed champion hip goes to Texas. M. defeated from the services Tile T exas team showed th e ir ap pre hat ion for rendered by Coach Disch by p re s e n tin g him with a handsome suitcase, Dr. M ather m aking the presentatio n speech, winch wa replied to by Mr. Disch in a few words of thanks. The last baseball g am e of the se a ­ son will he played Monday on Clark Field, the faculty play in g the seniors. Many old heads will a p p e a r t In­ line up. in ( WI PR E L L L E C T I RES. Dr. Willis Campbell w ent to Ktngs- i I It* Friday, where he delivered a lec­ tu re yesterday on “The H istory and Significance of the Short Story. While there he also mad** an inform al talk lo the W om an’s Club on “ The Novel in the the E ighteenth ( e n tu r y ,” under aa oices of the bonk study courses of extension. he dep artm en t of Dr. < ; mpbeil wa also invited to a dd ress be Moth* i s ’ Club of Kingsville. F ro m K n gsv il1** ho goes to P o rt Lavaca to *1 'liver a com m encem ent ad d re ss Mon­ day. reference book, published Is Who The Library has recently received in i new England, entitled “ WH© in Science.” This contains biographical I sketches of best known scientists throu gho ut the world. A m ong those IL W | found Iv P. Schools, T. U. Taylor, | Har p* ! , the book a re Drs. in M. B. P o rte r and II. Y. Benedict. B Ut \< \ S D E F E A T BI D \. t h a t a n d s t o o d a Mess! s. Del P e rk in s a n d FL LL Cavin addressed them selv es to th e co n stitu ­ tional s ta tu s of th e r u lin g , Mr. P e r ­ kins holding t h a t a liberal con stru c­ tion w; perm issible a n d discretionary and ma' ng a plea for f a i r play, while Mr. i ll n u rged t h a t Mr. Y oung had ’ bt fought on any had m , y o p p o r tu n ity t h a t f a n n e s s j Vt .Ins point a colloquy o « u r r , d coo,,I (l.inand, and t h a t th e question ~ was should disregard it,” tarn! by the constitutio n or .ween ^ s p e a e and M s t u d e n t , ^ d e t a i l ^ - a y w h e th e r I. Aly w h e th e r th e th e Messrs. Richards and Culver fol- - 0 n e ^ Mr. F r o l Cotten g a v e his p e rs io ig inning in o f th e petition, s t a t - 1 '' o: the i » 0 l a n k i l y , aPpoinu;.ent w ith J!in fe m , ■ I , t h a t he m ade an s e c r e ta r y to th e sec. — , ~ w a n m e 'I' Y o u n g ’s p etition , being it-- I —... v..«.v — --- U n n tJtif he b r o u g h t it . • *-■ , ln : dl(iu' whet the do, ’ it would secu re f o r his cart- lrst Place on th e b allot; th a t a rriv e d a f te r w a r d he found of th e Association closed and ■- ’ w e -n{ q at Darwin’s '* ™ L ; . ioL a|dcinK that a ref- . • i t v ,1(tuium oU on the frat*- u t y -es- a- -•••-• o , I , j 0| me ,!(0v ex turn wan imopused, ai i j . h e ^ ii cc w .6 wa.s L Skile- mounted a frQnt roW and opposed the th e ground th at it had jj h original mo llu “ . in slot th erein o b stru c te d by a Uni- notmng to G IR L S’ social committee the luncheon. Too much credit can not lie given J Le ag ue won _________________ T E N N IS T O U R N A M E N T . The B ara cag of the I n te r f r a te r n ity th e ir te n th consecutive Miss Mary Lake Henderson and her gam e at Buda la st F riday afternoon. for th e success of Tho g am e was fast. from s t a r t to fin the Baraca- m ain tain ed the ; lead they had won a t the f ir s t until the eighth, wh<-n ’ rH' Fi t half of Buda tied th< ore, I to 4, The Ba- racas rallied rn the ninth, and when the the score -food IB to I in th eir favor. Toboia . pitched b a gue ball, and a t no time J bowed the least -ign o f weakening, j Uh- got fifteen Beginning on Monday at or noon at int-le I M , th e Kiri- will play tennis -moke cleared a w ay trrke-outs. i-h, but follow.- . Louise F e n e t vs, Vera ( oL ee. Dor hy Densmore vs. I-ena P ettit. A lberta Rehm vs. Bernita Minkwitz. Willie Megec vs. Virginia Spence. A fter the round in singles is c om ­ pleted, a series of doubles will take place. The winners of singles and Ba ra ra Buda ............. 120 HK) 009 ............................. 010 002 010 Score by innings: R. IB E NG LISH “ W H O 'S W H O.” For Business Manager of The Texan: For A s-is ta n t Business M anager of Council Reverses Ruling W ith R egard to C o d e n at ('ailed Meeting Last N ig h t—-Electiou O f­ ficials \n nou need. At a called m eeting of the Stu den t* ’ Council held last night, the nam e of F. K Cotten, candidate for m a n a g in g editor of The Texan, was placed upon the official ballot. This change; of ruling in Cot te n ’s case was b r o u g h t about bv reason of the fact t h a t C o t- I te n ’s personally asked the s e c re ta ry if his petition was in alt r ig h t was held t*» be equivalent to handing his ■ petition in “ personally.” | In accordance with the A u stralia n b a l l o t s y s t e m , which governs the elec­ tions of the S tu d e n ts ’ Association, and specifically complying with Sections i, President A. G arland Adair 2 arni announces the ap p o in tm e n t of the fol­ lowing su td e n ts as officials of the election to lie held on next T ue sd a y : E n gineering d e p a rtm e n t: Ju d g e s : Lloyd T aylor, Allen Weaver, J . Douglas. Clerks: Louie Jordan, J. B. Davies, C. E. T u rn e r, E. S. S avage, J, G. Polk, IL B. Robertson. Iaiw d e p a r tm e n t: J u d g e s; 1). FL Mulcahy, H. J. C a ­ sey, H erm an E astland. Clerks: A r th u r O ’Connor, J. Q. Burch, Rob W a g s ta f f , J a m e s (J. B u r­ leson, Del Perk in s, W. L, Montgomery. Academic d e p a rtm e n t: W omen’s Box J u d g e s : T ha x to n Parks, O scar Speed, IL H. Dailey. C lerks: W aldlne Thom as, M attie R. Morgan, Eli t a lie th Rutta, F o rr e s t W righ t, Ja m e s D. W ard, Ham Rag eel t . Men’s Box Ju d g e s : Pendleton Howard, Ham Holliday, Tom H eard. Clerks: E d g a r Houle, (J. T. Holmes, .Stuart Purcell, FL L. Holliday, Ben ( ’ritz, W. W. Hawkins. COUNCIL AWARDS 35 T S IN ALL M anagers lo IU* Given Insignia. Track Men’s Petition Denied s t Special Meeting. At a special m eeting of the A th ­ it letic Council yesterd ay a fte rn o o n was decided to a w a rd “ T ” bar medals to all the m a n a g e rs of m ajor a th le t ­ ics. The petition of the track men th a t the Council recognize Coach C. C. T a y lo r’s services with some token from the Council was denied upon the g ro un ds t h a t the Council should riot .set such official precedent. The com plete list of “ T V ’ aw arded is ak follows: Baseball “T ” men: W. C. Brown, T. WL A nderson, FL Brown, R. E. Cone, M. FL Daniels, FL M anic beati, A. W im m er, T. D. Gambrell, J. A. Edmond, WL H Massey, J. I.. Fow ler, WL N Hooper, E R. C a rtw rig h t, C. I, Francis. J Truck " T ” men: FL R. Berry, Clyde Littlefield, L. Jo rd a n, Morris, M athis, Ham ilton, Hcurlock, Melasky, S ta n ­ ley, Niblo, IE IL Dailey, M atthew s, Griffin. All baseball men will receive five- inch letters, with the medal and liar All track men will receive four-inch letters with the bar and medal. Th** men aw ard ed these le tte rs m ay w**ar any size letter up to th e limit of the one warded, but may elect to w**ar one smaller. Gillespie S l a t y , T hom as Broad and Sellers T h om as will receive four-inch “ T V with medal and bar. Ja m e s T h o m a s, Sylvan Lung, Mat- I thews, Heyer and E a s tla n d Will r e ­ ceive a m a n a g e ria l “T ,” Pen ny backer will receive th e “ T ” for gym. Mr. Fiarl F uqu a, a stud en t of B a y ­ lor U niversity , is spending the week end in Austin. DAVE W ILLIA M S Board: Geo T. Lee (ie*» Wythe Milton Daniels Pendleton Howard Tom Poppelwell Anne A ynesw orth W. ll. lap scotnb W alter R Linn C Ray Holland Robert C. Simmons Gillis Johnson ( ’rowley English May F e n e t Corinne Lochridg© Minai Nicholson E d gar A. O’llu ir Stella E lm endorf ltkm to ad jaurn was negative vote was not caked p a r t of the as- Association to ask the c o u n c i l m e n to >reak their oaths of office, declaring ■ a ^ b e f o r e the perso nal elem ent en- P« ■ ^ ^ tne > CHAPEL NOTICES At the reg u lar Monday song service wl|| g|n(, ^ into the m atter the vote in i , , had started o u t Council had been unanim ous in f a v o r | semblage OFFICIAL NOTICES Seruor A cade ms will have a A r a b a n ballot system . ting in Room 117 Monday a t ’ Hail Monday There will be a g e rm a n a t K. of C. i night. ---------- Dr. Vincent to Speak. j Providing for A m endm ent No. 6. Art. 4, Sec. 6. A u a tr a h a n ballot eys- I tem fo r election of councilmen, Dr. V A m endm ent No. 7. To A ustralian -y.stern, See- I 9 , 14 a* i 15 Ame* d- land W es tm in ste r League a t 7:15 this m g *} tem by inc rea sing the number .e v e n in g on the sub ject “ S acrifice.” '-cut w I! a dd ress the High- ‘ of voting boxes. 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S.. 9:30-10:30 T E L E P H O N E S : U niversity Office.................................3876 Up town ...................................................489 ....................................................... 881 Editor M anager 1668 ............... .......................... 2906 A ssistant Manager Circulation M a n a g e r ........................2022 Issue E d ito r T o d a y : R O B E R T L. S K I L E S Staff T oday: W ag--tuff, R. M. Dodd, S. IL Roy E. H a w k L evy, A d r ia n L o chridg e, Miss C P a rk s, C. O. A. U llrich, J r . M. Maverick Bailey, R. N o rm e n t, E. D. WORSE AND WORSE. It m atters little to us who is elected president of the Students’ Association—the candidates can fight it out in any way they see proper—but we draw the line at having our intelligence stultified by any such harranguing as the students were forced to listen to in Hit' Auditorium yesterday. A fter a two hours’ session, the association adjourned without having accomplished a thing. The debate was pitched on a very low, disgraceful plane. The speakers so th em ­ selves as to deal in dirty person­ alities, and at times it looked like personal encounters would result. far forgot And for such is student self­ government. Y esterday’s meet­ ing looked like the beginning of tho end. A few more meetings of this kind will disrupt th e whole of our student govern­ ment. If we are in the University for no more serious purpose than this, we had better quit. Only two weeks remain before exami- nat ions, and here we are throw ­ ing our time away in this m an­ ner. It would occur to us th a t it is time for the sensible students to take charge of affairs and put an end to all this “tom-foolerv.” W rite a letter to the folks at nome today and boast to them of y este rd ay ^ meeting. It will g< good with them to know how we are spending our time— and their money. No doubt th is will induce them to make a very handsome donation to th e Uni­ versity. ONLY TWO MOUE. Tell your m other today ju st how anxious you are to see her again. A fter this there will be but two more Sunday letters. Don’t miss this one. G E T S FELLO W SH IP. Miss Alice F. H u b b a rd , in s tr u c to r in ro m an c e la n g u a g e s , th is y e a r on leave o f absence, h a s been a w a r d e d a fellow ship in ro m a n c e l a n g u a g e s a t B ry n M a w r College. Eldon Y oung The name of R. Eldon Young will not be printed on the official ballot. Therefore, vote for El­ don Young by writing the name “R. Eldon Young” in your own handwriting on the official bal­ lot. Place the number I (one) before Young’s name and the number 2 (two) before Law- hon’s n a m e . Don’t scratch any names on the ballot, but express your choice by numbers. The following sample ballot follows out these instructions exactly: SAMPLE BALLOT. the nam es of N u m b e r for each position d a te s choice: I, 2, 3, etc. the candi­ in order of Vote only for Kditor-in-C’hief. This the shall be considered a vote f o r board of editors selected an d proposed by him. A ny variatio n from th e s e in s tr u c ­ tions shall r e n d er the ballot void. F o r P re sid e n t of the S t u d e n ts ’ A s ­ sociation : 2 E. IL L A W H O N I F o r R. E. Young Vice President of the S tu d e n ts ’ A sso ciation : elections in acco rdance w ith th e A u s ­ tr a lia n ballot system . A m e n d m en t No. 5. A r t. 4, Sec. I. G iving th e vice p re sid e n t a s e a t in th e Council. A m e n d m e n t No. 6. A rt. 4, Sec. 6. P r o v id in g f o r A u s tra lia n b a llo t s y s ­ tem for election o f councilmen. A m e n d m e n t No. 7. To A u s tr a lia n s y ste m , Secs. I, 9, 14 and 15. A m e n d ­ ing sy ste m by in c re a sin g th e n u m b e r of v o tin g boxes. ( A d v e r tis e m e n t) PHUNNIGRAPHS l f Fob D o n ' t L i k e ’Em You S t i l l H a v e th e A d s T here seem s to be m ore of re v o lu ­ th e m odern th a n evolution in tion Da >• wa m a n theory. The “ G rin d s” d e p a r t m e n t of th e C actus o u g h t to be issued a l t e r th e m ain volum e in the fo rm o f a s u p p le ­ m en t in o r d e r to include a fe w s id e ­ lights on th ese s p r in g elections. I t ’s u su ally t h a t m a k e s s t r a i g h t ticket. th e crooked p olitician th e m o st noise a b o u t a t h a t We u n d e r s ta n d th e U n ite d S ta le s g o v e r n m e n t is ab o u t to a p p r o ­ p ria te $190,000 in s e ttle m e n t of a n old w a r claim on th e p a r t of V irg in ia M ilitary I n s titu te . And we sup po se is a b o u t th e f ig u re due to us, I th a t th a n k - to W o z y ’s c o n tin g e n t. For Seer e t a r y - T r e a s u r e r o f the S tu ­ d e n ts ’ Association: F o r E ditor-in-C hief of T he C actus: F u m e p r e tty n e a r h a v in g a n o th e r gym c o n te s t in the A u d ito riu m y e s t e r ­ day a t noon, huh, y e s? D A V E W IL L IA M S H o a r d : (leo. T. Lee Geo. W ythe .Milton Daniels Pendleton H ow ard Torn Popped well A n n e A y n esw orth VV. II. I Lipscomb W a lte r R. Linn < . Ray Holland Robert ( ’. Sim m ons Gillis Johnson Crowley E n g lish May F e n e t Corinne Lockridge Minai Nicholson E d g a r A. O ’H a ir Stella E lm e n d o rf Leslie Jon es P au lin e M u rra h M a ry Bryan CLD YE V. W A L L IS B o a rd : M a r g a r e t Se b rin g M ay F en et Alice Otis B ird C orinne Lochridge I), R. W illiam s C. Ray Holland F. J. Lyons ( ’. P. B radley Madison Cooper NL A. S te d m a n T. E. Popplewell G. T. Lee Gillis Jo h nso n E. I*. H ow ard F. P. H ibbard J . VV. C a r te r For .Manager of T he C a c tu s : C H E S L E Y A D A M S F o r A s s is ta n t M a n a g e r o f T h e C a c tu s: C H A S, lh S T E W A R T For E d ito r-in -C h ie f of T h e T e x a n : L Y N N VV. L A N D R U M For M a n a g in g E d ito r of T h e T e x a n : F R E D R. C O T T E N For Stu d e n t M em ber of th e A d v iso ry B o a rd of T he T e x a n : R A Y M O N D H U F F F o r C irc u la tio n M a n a g e r of T he T e x a n : BOB S K I L E S WM. O ’D O N N E L L For B usin e ss M a n a g e r of T h e T e x a n : E. L. H IN T O N F o r A s s i s t a n t B u sin e ss M a n a g e r of T he T e x a n : J. IL G O O D M A N F o r E d ito r -in - C h ie f of T h e M a g a z in e : Boa rd : Paul A d am s A lice O tis Bird Nellie J e f f e r s o n D o u g la s Jo h n so n W eb Maddox S te lla ll. S h u r tl e f f J e s s e R. W ilson Kila Manlove Z innecker F o r B u sin e ss M a n a g e r of T he M a g a ­ zine: EL L. G R A H A M A m e n d m e n t No. I. To a m e n d p r e ­ a m b le , A rt. I , Secs. 3 a n d 4. Vice p r e is d e n t shall succeed to th e p r e s i­ dency in case of inability of la tte r . F O R A G A I N S T A m e n d m e n t No. 2. To A rt. 2, Secs. 2c, 3c, 4d. A u d itin g pow er over busi­ ness m a n a g e r s of the pu blicatio ns g iven th e S tu d e n ts ’ A ssem bly. A m e n d m e n t No. 3. To A r t. 3, by a d d i n g Secs. IO to 17, inclusive. Giv­ ing th e S tu dents' A ssem b ly p ow er to han d le all th e financial m a t t e r s of the S t u d e n t s ’ Assosciation. A m e n d m e n t No. 4. A rt. 3, by add- th e A ssem bly g o v e r n in g ail 18, giving m ake rules in g Sec. to p o w e r A ccord in g to the new s a c c o u n ts of th e mine w a r out in Colorado, w hen a m an rises to a qu estio n of p e rso n a l p iiv ile g e he is m e t w ith a p o in t o f Ord* r - the business end of a m ilitia bayonet. YOUNG’S NAME TO APPEAR ON THE OFFICIAL BALLOT Young Is a Bona Fide C andidate— S t u ­ dents May Insert Young’s N a m e Under Proper Heading. Law Undisputed. T h e n a m e o f R. Eldon Y o u n g will a p p e a r on th e offic ia l ballot. T h o u g h tho n a m e will no t be p r i n te d on th e official ballo t, th e s u p p o r t e r s o f Mr. Y ou ng will w r ite his n a m e on th e b a l ­ lot a n d p lace b e fo re it th e n u m b e r I to n e ) . B e fo re Mr. L a w h o n ’s n a m e th e v o te r s will place t h e n u m b e r 2 ( tw o ) . No n a m e will be s c ra tc h e d , b ut the v o te r s will m e re ly i n s e r t in th e ir o w n h a n d w r itin g t h e n a m e of R. Eldon Y o u n g a n d will e x p r e s s th e ir choice by p la c in g th e n u m b e r I (o n e ) b efore Y o u n g ’s na m e , a n d th e n u m ­ ( tw o ) be fo re L a w h o n ’s nam e. ber 2 T his a c tio n the is p e r m i tte d u n d e r A u s t r a l i a n b a llo t sy s te m . be n o t t h a t T h is a r r a n g e m e n t o b v ia te s an y d i f ­ ficulty th e s u p p o r te r s of Mr. Y o u n g m ig h t have in e x p r e s s in g th e i r f ir s t choice fo r him. Follo w ing th e th e Council T h u r s d a y decision of n ig h t, in w hich th e Council declared th e n a m e of K. E ldon Y'oung t h a t w ould n u m e ro u s p rin te d , frie n d s a sk e d Mr. R. E ld o n Y o u n g how th e y m ig h t vote fo r him a s fir s t choice on election day, T u e s d a y , M ay 19. A u th o r itih s w e re consulted. It w as fo u n d t h a t th e A u s t r a lia n ballot sy ste m p e r m its a n y v o te r to w rite th e nam e “ R. Eldon Y o un g” on th e ballot u n d e r th e title, “ F o r P re sid e n t of th e T he v o te rs S t u d e n t s ’ A sso ciation .” will e x p r e s s th e ir p re fe re n ce fo r Mr. Young by p lacin g the n u m b e r I be­ fore his name. t h e law on this point is u n d is p u te d a n d is as follows: T h e re to v ote is no c o n stitu tio n a l objec- , tion to a law prov id in g for an official ballot with th e nam es of all c an d id a te s re g u la rly nom in ated p r in te d th e re o n , i so long a 1' tin* voters have the right and opportunity for whom they please, by writing in the names. A c a n d id a te fo r office is entitled to have his name written upon the o f f i ­ cial l>a I lot by voters who desire to support him as their choice for office, and it is th e co n stitu tion al r i g h t of vo ters to vote fo r any p e rs o n eligible fo r office. A u th o r itie s : People vs. D istric t Court, 18 Colo., 26, 31 Pac., 33 9 ; T a y ­ lor vs. B l e a k l y , Bo Kans., I , 39 Pac, 1045; De W alk vs. B a rtle y , 14(5 Pa. St, 529, 24 At!., 185, 28 Am. St. Rep., s 14, 15 L. R. A., 771; In re B a llo t Act, It? R. I., 776, 19 All., 656, 6 L. R. A. 183; Cook vs. S ta te , 90 T enn . 407. 16 S. W . Rep., 471; S ta te vs. A n - derson. IOO \fn derson, IOO Mo., 523, 76 N. W . Rep., 482, 42 L. R. A., 239; S h u le r vs. H o ­ gan, 168 111., 369, 48 N. E. Rep., 195; S a n n e r vs. P a tto n , 155 111., 583. (A d v t.) : zoo rte vt r> V GOOD SUBJECT. F R A N K . A. L O F T U S iiBOB” SKILES For Circulation M a n a g e r of T H E D A I L Y T E X A N Has been connected with The Texan for two years, this year serving as Issue E d ito r and A ssistant to th e Circulation Manager. Seeks th e position on his quali­ fications. R ecom m ended by Texan Officials Robert L. Skiles. candidate for Circulation M anager of The Texan, has done efficient work in the news and circulation departm ents, both as Issue E d ito r and as solicitoi of subscriptions, receiving no pay therefor. His (experience as mailing clerk should aid him in his position, if he is elected. His services to The Texan have been real and valuable. LYNX \V. LANDRUM, M anaging Editor. P. R. UNDERWOOD, Circulation M anager. RALPH IL PE AC. IX, Editor-in-Chief. J ERRY S. FOW LER, Business Manager. F RED HANCOCK. Asst. Business M anager. MODEL STEAM LAUNDRY SAVES YOU MONEY AND IS THE BEST THE STUDENTS* FRIEND Phone 685 1504 Lavaca Street. ELECTRIC LAMPS A N D SHADES A llo E xten sion C ard*, P o rta b le * a n d S u p p lies— Shade* 5c and Pp. Columbia Mazda Lamps A. E. HANCOCK COMPANY P lum bing. H eatin g, E lectric Work. Phone* 191 T H E S E C R E T OF I H E P O P U L A R I T Y O F A U S T I N M A I D F L O U R Lies in its in d iv id u a lity . I ts p o p u la r n o t b e c a u s e its m a d e in A u s t i n , b u t be c a use its m a d e S U P E R I O R . QUALITY MILLS, Newly Incorporated. Austin, Texas CUT FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Artistically Arranged HYDE PARK FLORAL CO. 822 Congress Avenue. Phones: Old, 964; New, IOO. The American National Bank IN A U S T I N , T E X A S . 8 . G O V E R N M E N T D E P O S I T A R Y . C A P IT A L $300,000.00 S U R P L U S $600,000.09 > i f , ■ ■ 1 Establishment in Central S O L IC IT S YOUR AC C O U N T. and South Texan Gso. W. Littlefield, P r e s id e n t. H. A Wroe, V ic e -P re s id e n t R. C. Roberdeau, V ic e -P r es id e n t T. IL D avis, V ice -P re sid e i t. L. J . S c h n e id er, C a sh ie r. H. Pfaefflin, A ssis ta n t Cr.ehk r VAN SMITH DRUG CO. OPEN ALL NIGHT CORNER OF SIXTH AND CONGRESS Try a BUCKEY E M \Z D A LAMP, and convince yourself that the Buckeye Mazda gives a better light, and a smaller light bill each month. Austin Electrical Supply and Plumbing Co. New Phone 4 913 Congress Avenue Old Phone I W h a t a P le a su r e to C l u b d o m W e Arrange Terms J. R. REED MUSIC COMPANY 8 0 0 C o n g . Ave! T H E S E T O N I N F I R M A R Y Incorporated April 5, 1900. Conducted by the Sisters of C h arity of St. Vincent de Paul. THE CAPITOL BAKERY Will fill y our order lor all kinds of Bakery Goods on sh o rt notice.^ Reasonable price, good quality and quick service. Give us a trial, please. Old Phone 1016. WI LLI AM R U B E N S O N THE SPECIALTY STORE SNAMAN’S • w T to U n i v e r s i ty s tu d e n ts a c ordial in v it a ti o n a t a n y a n d all t im e s 7 1 1 C O N G R E S S i f r 1S d ^ Ult’ a -A\a}s g u a r a n t e e d a n U h i n g or not, ot m a k e t h is S t o r e t h e i r h e a d q u a r t e r s . )re sb * Coat, W a is t, S k i r t o r Hat, w e h a v e it. S ty le a n d p ric e to be cheap and better. S N A M A N ’S 506-508 CONGRESS AVE. ■ A- Achill b e r l i n p . . K . ' lf ** f , (1 to eat * it it*. * **« «■ l ( ' i P I* JI u Ptc,al “ 'le n tic , t„ 10 ^o riti* (Amdai, A " ™ 1'* e and 16th St*. Phoa*Mj The ( G D E N B E R G r o s t elri« ^ M ' C lu8i,e O pto*, fac,uri»I Optics,J, > Optic] s Vue. Old p , 0ld ^ont ken A ? Ie“ duplicity w bile yon wait. Students ’ Barber Shop & R U T L E D G F p 2216 Ga ‘ to call r - K S ? * ‘ f f ‘ nvit j NALLE Mill V\o Phones 172 ’«(licked 1871 & COMPANY U MBER B uilding Mittruli 601-623 E. JOHN BREMOND established 1847 W HOLESALE GROCER Int porters and Roaster! of 1 ’ 11 BRAD E COFFEE 1 M ' ! ^ ' I T V MEAT MARKET " ' ' " M BROS. Prop, b a l e r s In 1 H< * BI EF, MUTTON, POE! AND VEAL ( "• * *nd Guadalupe Sta. New PhoBi IU and see us for your Shad* We sell anything in tin < • Special Inducemeafe ti Toilet SI ((dei Is* HI ll N HAM & FEHR ' 'IM o ie the Driskill Hotel. I ' J East Sixth Street. U S T I X FLO R A L CO. 723 Congress Avenue OI.OI OLSSON, Florist 105 East Fifteenth St. |ns. To G rad u ates of Any Profenkt- 1913-1914 I Will Paint Your Shingl* Y o u Pay Me When You Malta GW G en u in e Deep Shaft M cA le ste r Coal N o w is t h e tim e to lay In J * W in te r Supply M cAlester Coal Co. B o th Phones 246. _ NELSON DAVIS & CO* i m p o r t e r s and w h o l e s a l e g r o c e r s l o ; . ; JI WEST FOURTH SI SWANN FU RNITU RE & C A R P E T THE BIG STORE 401 Congress Av»»u< F u r n is h Fraternity Housea on Cr*# PICTURE FRAMING OUR STUDY If we framed it, ** J ^ b e l Label. ^ ^ If it has i f s Perfect. We hind the L a be l. C. M. MIU^ A R T M A T E R v F v [X THE MAKERS of 814 Congree ic t u b is Ay* * A n n o u n c in g the Most Extraordinary S a le of TH E FIRING LI NE Women’s and Misses’ Coat Suits season’sT m a rtest ity!es°ia s'pnnq'an^0^ ” * ^ 7 ? ' ", e tk,. and summer m o d e * ■ c J i , " a b l e Vc°oTorsCl0,hS “ ” Silks" ^ ■»«*' ^ h - a w a y ^ o g t t r S ^ ’ * »>*"<■ THESE P R IC E S w i l l . CP. E AN U N A OF H O S V I E S I U s u i im THIS REDUCTION SALE THIS WEEK COAT SUITS TO $16.00 REDL CUD TO OM 'i $ 8.95 COAT SUITS TO $23.50 REDL CUD TO OM A’ $12 75 COAT SUITS I $32.50 REDUCED TO ONI \ $17 85 COAT SUITS TO $43.50 REDUCED TO ONLY $24.75 COAT SUITS IO $59.00 REDUCED TO ONLY $33.50 This Great Suit Sale Starts Monday Morning at 8 o’clock. 2nd floor E. M. Scarbrough & Sons For tho co n v en ien ce of o u r p atrons, we have put iii a new Kodak S to re d o w n -sta irs , corner S ixth and Congress Ave. A filii line ot R A S I M AN Films, Kodaks and o th e r supplies. Leave y o u r film s th e re fo r th e b est developing and printing. DR. JOE GILBERT Room* 319-320-321 Scarbrough Bldg. Phones: Office: Old. 1506; New, 102. Residence: Old, 997; N ew , 355. Bur,>-buzzy! H elp! a t y o u o a t Flies! t h a t m u c h :! t e m n o w ? od * !>i it is alm ost dead. T h e a t t c r a w l i n g jill o v e r t h e t h i n g u h t h e FT i ve r si t > o f T e \ . i > in t h e ritard «»I c i v i l i z a t i o n , s h o u l d fl ies, K t h e v e r s e s s e n c e o f f i l t h a n d I'V. he a l l o w e d c o m p l e t e c o n t r o l ■" v c t u n U in t h e U n i v e r s i t y C a f . Mo - i peo p l e c a n e v e n t h e j a r a n d h a s t i l y g u l p t h e s p o i l e d m i l k ; h u t e v e n t h e ii< . d e h u m a n rn t e m p t e d to u n - c w . e a u mi lk d o w n m o - : l ook a t ’ ' *" n i! o'* 1 r u t e l u t i o n anti t h e b a n n e r o f a p a i n - t tyi a n n i c a l t h e g r u l e o f K i n g F l y , r.vet ybody k n o w s t h e v o l u p t u o u s d e - h y ? t of s hie ! Iv f o r . leal ii g h i s d a i n t y t h e s l o p a n d • o t , I e« e m A s o d e d in < u a ■' • ■!- m t h e b i t e o !’ | to t a t o e s a p pi on. lur.o o n e ’s m o u t h . Anti, w h i l e vc o v e r l o o k m a n y f a u l t s , t h e revol t n m . n a u s e a t i n g s e n s a t i o n o f h a v i n g is dis tti m a n y ( a f pi c k flit • o ut o f v i c t u a l s ii ml m g a n d s n k e n i n g e t e r i a p a t r o n s . is i n a *‘tt r ut t h - p l o r a b b r e s p o n s i b l e ? Wh a t i - wr o n g , a n y h ow ? T h e Ca f c o n d i t i o n . T h a t is a n f o r m o s t o f S c r e e n s a r e t h e I U t "*'<• r- ■man-.wefable q u e s t i o n ■ ’tie * a t e t e r i a p a t r o n s m o d e r n mw.-vdt i t - -. 1 a I et e i la gt>es u n s c r e e n e d . A n d y e t , A m a n e a u u s u a l l y g r i t hi s t e e t h , e y e s a m i hold hi s s t o m a c h • r u t hi t h e n a u s e o u s m a s s of w h i l e b o l t i n g it. Mo d w i t h A i t h w o m a n is m o r e e n s i t i v e t o t h e r e v o l t i n g , l o a t h e S h o u l d not ' n w o m e n w h o p a t r o n i z e t h e C a f he f r o m s u c h vil e e o n t a r n i n a e p o l l ut i on o f f i l e . t a g o n S h e is d i f f e r e n t . file it p l a y i n g p I ut r e t e d i ion ? 11 el p! T h e f l u s h a v e got u U A F L Y KA T K R . ~ ' 1 " ’ V Y / E k n o w you know it, but w e ’ll tell you again that clothes, today, are T h e wai£t cut along slim, trim lines. of the coat is narrow and high cut, the front is quite straight, the shoulders are narrow, die trousers are snug and straight A w id e range of styles are h ere to ch o ose from. Priced $15 to $35 SMITH & WILCOX GIG Cong r e m Ave. AUSTIN SANITARIUM LAUNDRY We do family w ashing . S tu d e n ts ’ la u n d ry a specialty. Shirts 9 cents, Ii for 2"> c e n ts ; u nd erw ear, 12*^ cents per suit. All work stric tly guaranteed. G. VV. V A R D EN , Proprietor. Corner Lith and Avenue Phone 3086 B. W. RANDOLPH Wholesale FRITTS ANJ) PRODUCE COLORADO CNI) KOI IM H S I S . BOTH PHON KS 147 Austin, Texas II. L. ll ILG A UT NEU, M. IL Practice Limited to Eye and Ear I b s e a s e s )ffice Scarbrough Bldg., corner Con­ g re ss Ave. and S ixth St., Austin. Birne Hours 9 a. rn. to I p. rn. and 3 to 6 p. rn. 5 5 6 - P H CHICAG The Jordan Co. — WK LOAN K ODAKS— MILADY CHOCOLATES Every Piece a Surprise U N I V E R S I T Y D R U G S T O R E BE AMBITIOUS D on't be satisfied to linger in the ru t w here F o rtune has placed you. Climb o u t— climb up! A business education will plac“ y o u r feet th e first firmly on round of the ladder of success. It will give you th e ability to see and g r a s p O pportunity. It wdl double and treble y o u r earning ability. N IX O N -C L A Y COLLEGE Corner Tenth St. and Congress Ave. AMERICAN LADY FLOUR TEXAS GOODS KOK TEXAS PEOPLE We are Headquarters for Picnic Lunches, Fruits, Candy, Fancy Groceries BAUER BROS. 2501 (iuadalupe St. Phone 182 DR. W. R. WEBER DENTIST Room 506 Littlefield Bldg., Fifth Floor Austin, Texan KODAK FILMS DEVELOPED FREE FREE P r in ts 21 be and Mc each. M ARKS STUDIO 612 C ongress Ave., A ustin. «o*w,/ t n e. Austin, Texas. exan Want Ads for Results 7 his week s attractions at the I oggery Shop New arrivals in beautiful white Hats Dainty white Dresses for C o m m e n c e m e n t The Woman's Toggery Shop ■ - n s s - M . & S. M a tth iesen M illin e ry M. E s te s L a d ie s ’ F u rnishings A I I E N T I O N (liven to you and your clothes lf you ring 825 UNIVERSITY TAILOR SHOP R. H. SM ITH, Prop. BATES TAILOR SHOP Phone 590. POR G L E A N IN G VV e carry a com plete \ N D P R E S S IN G . line o f s a m ­ p l e s o f Lunib & Co., also A. E. A n d e r - o n ’s. C o m e in a n d se e them. NICK LINZ TAILOR AND ll VITER Cleaner anti Presser. GOT C o n g re s s Ave., n e x t to L ittle f ie ld Building . The W. L. Harrison Co. 912 C ongress Avenue. F A N C Y G R O C E R IE S D E L I C A T E S S E N IN C O N N E C T IO N PICNIC L U N C H E S A SPE C IA L TY Millinery Parlors Miss Helene Bastian P r o p r ie t r e s s Old Phone 1376. 916 Congress Ave. TOM D. SMITH FANCY GRO* KRIES P hones 802 901 < ongreMl Ave. The Austin National Bank OF AUSTIN, TEXAS Resources $5,000,000 U N IT E D STA TES DEPOSITARY KNOWS THE STI DENTS’ W A N T S ANH W ANTS THE ST U ­ D E N TS’ BU SIN ESS. O F F I C E R S : E. P. WILMOT, P resident. WM H. FOLTS, Vie# President. C. M. B A R TH O LO M EW , A sst. Cashier. MORRIS H IR S H F E L D , Caahlar. TH E TROY LAUNDRY TRY THEM FOR SERVICE. PHONE 73 L E A D S T H E M A L L Quality. Style and Service Are found in every suit of our High-Grade. Mude-to-Meaaure (lo t h e s . We carry a complete line of samples of THE ROYAL TAILORS, MARK G. II XKK IS, and E. M. BORN & CO., and our •rices are light. ( all and see our Spring Hals, Shirts and Ties. KHO Lavaca Street. A. J. GERJES, Prop. The University Shop W ukasch Cafe and Grocery Short Order Lunches, Ice ( ream and Fancy Candies Staple and Fancy Groceries Free Delivery CH VS. G. NX I KASCH, Prop. JOE WUKASCH, Prop. 221S G U A D A L U PE ST. PH O N E 1071 STATE NATIONAL BANK AUSTIN, T E X A S We basi* our claim to your favor and patronage on a record of HALF A ( EN T! RY of perfect SECURITY and absolute Stacy-Robbins Co. Fa i r d e a l i n g Real Estate, I/Oans and S u r ety Bond*. Property For Sale or Insurance, Kent in All Part* o f the City. INO. R. R O B IN S O N , Jr., President OFFICERS: W A L T E R B R E M O N D , 1st Vice-President Offices: 714 Congree* A te., Austin J G. PA LM , Cashier P IE R R E B R E M O N D , 2d V ice -P r esid e n t S. J. Von K O E N N E R IT Z , Anat. C ashier You Can Make No Mistake in Voting for for Editor of the 1915 Cactus Without doubt the best qualified from the standpoint of training, experience and ability Enthusiastically Indorsed by All W ho Know Him ♦ B i D A I L Y T i l A U GREAT CONSOLIDATION SALE Two big stores of Oscar Robinson and Moore & Morrison to go at a sacrifice beginning WEDNESDAY, MAY 20 See today’s Tribune and Statesman for items and prices Extra special: all pennants ranging from 75c to $1.50 value, only 50c Store closed Monday and Tuesday to prepare for this unusually timely sale Moore & Morrison Successors to OSCAR ROBINSON — M ONDAN. — Our Mutual Girl F I F T E E N T H I NST ALLA! KXI ALLEN A. DALE T W O -R E E L TA N I L U SER. O P E N N O O N . PRK E IS IO CENTSp THEATRE Mutton I Mutton I Mutton! O u r q u a n tity is u n lim ited and t h e quality is unexcelled. For; th e choicest M eats, phone E x celsio r M eat Market Old Phone 625 and 725 New Phone 115 W. SIXTH STREET TEXAN WANT ADS Hate: I cent per word in ad­ vance. Special rate when run more than three consecutive times. No ads telephone. Mail them to The Daily Texan, U n iver­ sity Station. taken over Dr. H. E. B a x te r, D e n tist, 612 Scar­ b ro u g h Bldg. Old Phone 1316. re n t; u n u s u a lly d e s ir a b le b a c h e lo r fu rn is h e d a n d prov id ed a p a r t m e n t s , w ith all conveniences. P ho ne 777 or a d d r e s s M oore & M orrison . To avoid s u b s titu tio n is a s e s se n tia l as to avo id e r r o r . W e p u s h no line of rem e d ie s, a n d o u r r e c o rd o f o v e r h a lf a million p r e s c r ip tio n s filled show s t h a t you g e t j u s t w h a t th e doc­ to r o rd e re d w hen you come to G r a ­ h a m ’s D ru g S to re . Dr. E. C. B erw ick, Dentist Suite 621, S c a r b r o u g h Bldg. L O S T — One W a t e r m a n fo u n ta in pen w ith c a rv e d gold b an d . F in d e r 5-17 ple a se r e tu r n to T e x a n office. C lass p ic tu r e s m ad e f o r T h e C ac­ tu s can be h a d a t th e Co-op o r a t The J o r d a n Co., 610 C o n g re ss Ave. Dr. G r a d y IL H a rris o n , D e n tis t, 419 S c a r b r o u g h Bldg. Old phone 1130. L O S T —Gold fo u n ta in p en w ith ini­ tia ls M. L. IL IL P le a s e r e t u r n to T e x a n office o r to M. L. B a rg e a t 2010 U n iv e r s ity Ave., a n d receive lib­ e ra l r e w a rd . L O S T — A blueish w hite s c a r f with pink flo w e rs in it, b etw een th e U n i ­ ve rsity a n d S a n A ntonio St., T u e s d a y a fte r n o o n . to The T e x a n office. F in d e r please r e t u r n a n d H a v e you seen o u r b i g new f o u n ­ ta i n ? H a v e you tr ie d one o f o u r d e ­ r e f r e s h in g b e v e r a g e s ? l i c i o u s Have you e n jo y ed th e efficiency , th e o u r clean liness c le rk s ? J u s t t r y G r a h a m ’s once a n d be convinced. politeness o f a n d S tu d e n ts , go to th e P a la c e B u rb e r Shop, B osche B l d g , first-c la ss work. T h e only T u r k is h B a th s in th e city. W m . F. W olf, Pro p. f o r M iss H ancock is t e a c h in g tw in k le a n d o th e r new' d a n c e s a s t a u g h t by Mr. W ayne. P ro te c tio n H all. Call a r o u n d a n d join o u r lo n g lis t of s a tis f ie d s t u d e n t c u sto m e rs . T h e C e n tr a l B a r b e r Shop, L ittle fie ld Bldg. W a n te d E n e r g e tic college men fo r s u m m e r w ork . N o p re v io u s e x p e r i­ ence n e c e ssa ry . Good p a y to fellow s win a r e not a f r a i d to w ork. F o r p a r ­ tic u la r s see J . L. T u c k e r, U n iv e rsity Y. M C. A., 12 to I, 3 to 5, 7 to 9, daily. L O ST Cam eo l ing, e ith e r on C a m ­ pus o r betw een C a m p u s a n d 19th St. and N ueces. F in d e r p le a se rin g 3109 a n d receive re w a rd . R u th W h a tle y . L A IR D SC H O B ER ARE READY SPRING PUMPS DILLINGHAM'S Better Clothes FOR Men Who Know ANO Care! Elegantly tailored Suits made by Adler-Rochester, Hickey Freeman Co. and Society Brand, which we can sell, re a d y to wear, from $20.00 to $35.00, made from th e fin e st Im ­ ported and Domestic Woolens. — We G u a ran tee th e F it— WHITE FLANNELS, WHITE SERGES, WHITE MOHAIRS rite Popular Evening C lothes for S pring and S um m er. — PLENTY PALM REACHES— New Silk S h irts New S u m m er U nderw ear Hot W e a th e r U nderw ear Holeproof Hosiery in Silk, etc. Harrells KNOX H A T S The Popular Priced Concert Auditorium Thursday Night, May 25 Admission: 25c “ In o rd e r t h a t th e e n tire s t udent-body m ay have an o p p o rtu n ity to h e a r th e b est Glee Club in th e h is to ry of th e U niversity, th is popular priced con­ c e r t has been a rra n g e d for. “ W. E, M E T Z E NTH IN. “ D ire c to r.” The M anagem ent of th e Glee O u t) A nnounces B A C H E L O R A P A R T M E N T S fo r GRIFFITH DRUG CO. SOLE A G E N T S FOR NORRIS CANDIES Largest Stock in the City ALso PARKE TILFORD’S C ANDIES UN JARRf RO LA TERTUL1A I. THE OLD SPANISH HALCOM II. CONCERT BY BESSERER'S ORCHEal • III. THE WISDOM TOOTH May 18, 1914 rickets: University Corridor, Nan S m ith s Reeds a W h at E x p e r i e n c e Counts W ith You? IS l l W O RK IN G HARD POR IW O YEARS ON T H E P U B L IC A T IO N YOU W OULD ED IT, OR IS IT W O R K IN G ON A F O R E I G N PUBLICATION D A V E W I L L I A M S H A S W O R K E D F A IT H F U L L Y . AS HIS ASSOC IA TES H A V E T E S T IF IE D . ON TW O ISSU ES O F T H E CACTUS SHOW T H A T "S E R IO U S L IT E R A R Y OU A L IV E P IC T U R E O F T H E Y E A R ; HIS O P P O N E N T P R O P O S E S TO G IV E YOU “ SE R IO U S L IT E R A R Y M A ^ R » Q U A L IF Y FO R T H E E D IT O R IA L CHAIR. 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