(She Battu teat!

The First College Daily in the South

A i l c t i ki x c r v A t ; SATURDAY. MARCH I. 1930.

No. 130.

Will It Be Another Victory for 

?

rivals will pions, one out of the two games played at Fayetteville.

The playing of the Longhorns against the S. M. U. Alus-

S teer passing attack ; helpless at the hands of the best sys­

Colorado Debate 

R esu lts in Tie 
Decision Friday

I ONGHORNS vs. A ggies:

These two ancient

meet again tonight a t College Station in the last basket

ball game of the 19! 
ticular significance 
nor the Aggies hav
ence cham pionship; b ut ju s t the same, 
its highest when these two traditio nal foes meet in any con 
test. University students and ex-students 
are always interested in a gam e against 
A. & M., w hether it is football, baseball, 
track, basketball, tennis, or even if it 
should be solving cross-word puzzles or 
playing a game of tiddlewinks. The Steers 
enjoy defeating all o ther schools in 
the 
conference, but a f te r all, the Students and 
all alikp receive th e ir greatest thrill from 
w inning over the Aggies.

The Aggies w ere victorious in the a n ­
nual football classic 
last Thanksgiving, 
and it is up to Coach W alker’s men to get 
revenge tonight. We are proud of the fact 
th a t W alker has never lost a game to the 
F a rm e rs, and considering the fine play­
ing of the Steers in the recent S. M. U. 
game, we are confident in believing th a t 
we can still c a rry this boast aloft when 
the curtain falls and the conference basket­
ball season 
tonight. C o a c Iv 
W alker has had his team going a t a fast 
pace all season, and the team has given 
Texas a good standing in the conference 
race. The players have displayed a con­
sistent fighting b ran d of ball that is in­
deed a credit to the coach and the school.
The highest possible goal, th at of winning 
the conference championship, has not been 
attained; yet under the many handicaps 
the team has been working under, both 
the players and the coach have covered 
themselves with a world of glory

is closed 

tem of defense ever seen in the conference; i 
and unable to stop the greatest scoring 
spree th a t we have seen here in a longj 
I
time. 

W ith the result b e in g a tie v o te o f e ig h t e e n for each te a m , A rth ur 
S an d lin and Leroy J e f f e r s , U n iv e r s ity d e b a tin g team , m e t the U n i ­
v e r s ity o f C olorado tea m 
last night, t a k i n g th e 
n e g a tiv e o f th e q u estion . “ R esolv ed : T h a t Modern A d v e r tis in g Is 
The

in B ou lder, Colo., 

S a n d lin ’s m e s sa g e 

It is a potent fact, however, that 

* results w e r e rece ive d h ere b y w ire 
from S a n d lin at a late h o u r la s t 
night.

Summer Session 
Is Discussed By 
Executive Group

the 
| )(J More D e trim e n ta l Than B en e ficia l to the A m erica n P e o p le . 
players as well as Coach Walker will be 
laboring under a great burden tonight due s 
to the friction th a t has been caused 
this 
week. Such is enough to break the morale 
of almost *my team, but not so w ith this 
year’s basketball team. The players and 
the coach have had cause to be discouraged 
in not having won the conference cham­
pionship; and they have had other ditti- 
culies this week. Yet we find that 
they 
left for College S tation yesterday firmly 
determined to beat the Aggies. W e believe] 
in W alker and the players and arc expect­
ing a victory tonight. We believe it would 
take a genius, like W alker, to pull his men 
together, and spu r them on with a de­
term ination to win. F o r this and many 
oth er r e a s o n s we sincerely feel th at 
Walker is a capable coach, w orthy of the 
position he now holds, which is one that 
should be offered him in the future.

te a m 
will m e e t t h e U n iv e r s ity o f C a li­
fo r n ia d e b ate rs, and will tak e th e 
a f f ir m a t iv e sid e o f tho q u estio n , 
“ R e so lv e d , 
th e N a tio n s 
Should A d o pt a Plan o f C o m p le te 
P o lice 
D is a r m a m e n t D ow n 
P o w e r .” 
on 
T w o d ays 
March 0, th e y will m e e t th e te a m 
S o u th ern 
th e U n iv e r s ity o f 
se -ion, C a lifo r n ia , ami will a g a in ta k e the 
a f f i r m a t i v e side o f the disarm a- 

indicated 
t h a t the a u d ien c e had be en com -
posed 
la r g e ly o f sch o o l stu d e n ts 
fr o m a n eig h b o rin g m in in g to w n . 
J e f f e r s anti Sand lin w ill go on to 
the P a c ific c o a s t w h ere t h e y w ill 
m e e t se v e r a l C a lifo rn ia tea m s.
On March 4, th e T e x a s 

The q u e st io n o f the plans for 
the 
fu lly 
c o m in g su m m e r w e r e 
d iscu ssed at a m e e t in g o f th e e x ­
e c u tiv e c o m m itt e e of the s u m m e r 
sessio n la*-t T h u rsd a y , a s t a t e m e n t 
issu ed by Dr. I' r e d * rick 
rec tor 
o f the su m m er 
says.

$40,OGO Must be Secured 
By Legislative 
Action

to 
later, 

E b y , <li- o f 

T h a t 

But ^regardless of w h ether Texas wins;
and

the Aggie game tonight, the 
team
coach are due unlimited praise and con- u]ty* 'und ’q ie.mgs has no\ 
g r a t illations lor 
basketball season. They have «u< I edited 
themselves well in every game ; they have lty ()f (h(1 fa( u!tyi in 
practiced hard in inadequate gy m n a siu m s;' bo(|y an(, jn ^.moal 
they have fought hard for the conference w a s decided 

“ The o r g a n iz a tio n of

theii most 

to

th e s t u d e n t : 
m orale. 
m a k e March

It
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sureessful j de la y ed two m o n th s. Every u»y <■< 

ry d ay (.(| th a t 

(}t,]a y m ea n s a lo s s in the q u a l - 1 Bion a f f a ir s
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th e fa c- ment q u estio n . 
o w been 

C a lifo r n ia schools h av e request - 
t h e d e b a te s be non-deci-

b e in ' torii' d ' to * r e«)r I T o ' th ree plTcTs: the Deaf and Dumb cham pionship; but finest of all. than ks to th.- indomitable | the last day „f waiting for final 
T he d ela y has b e e n eau s- j

COACH F R E D W A L K E R

Gymnasium, which is far out in south A u stin; the Fresh
man gvmansium, which is not a t all suitable tor any team 
to work in; and the Austin High School gymnasium, which 
was used only when the Austin High School team was not 
using it. By this we can readily see th a t the coach and team 
been under the greatest handicap of any team in the

conference. Yet they have won eight of the eleven games y t,a r s—jf he }s given half a chance. Let the spirit of the

With a new gym, such as we will have for next basket­
ball season, and the wealth of material coming up from the 
S hortho rn s Coach Walker will no doubt tu r n out an even 
stro n g er team than any of the teams du rin g the past three

s p irit of F red Walker in s p u rrin g his men on, they did not I action 
championship | ed !,y 
give up fighting when 
were lost.

chance of another win tonight. And school be with him in the game to nig ht—an d afford him a

Razorback®, conference cham- stepping stone to that opportunity.

played w ith a great 
they defeated the A rkansas

the chances 

for a 

have

Speech Contest 
Prizes Offered 
By Organization

New Longhorn Cover B-A- ^ra^.ates,
Good, Contents lair DoJtor-sDegrees

EV . May Be Ottered

, 3 n 

. . 

„ 

Battle of Flowers Group 
Will Give Three 
Awards

T he March 

is su e o f the L o n g h o r n 

is com bin ed th e 
the m ost r e p r e s e n t a tiv e n u m b er o f th e 
T e x a s R a n g er) p rov es to be
It m ig h t t h e r e f o r e be f ailed also th e best num ber o f the year, 
year. 
but th at w ould p o ss ib ly not be p a y in g it much of a c o m p lim en t a n y ­
w ay. T h en, too , it would n o t be q u ite fair to S h e l t o n B u rr’s “ T h ree

(w ith w h ich 

A R E V IE W

Men in a T u b ” o f la s t m o n th ’s is -* 

w hich 
sue, wnicn 
prose the L onghorn has published 

is th e b e s t p iece o f
is

T h e f a c u l t y o f th e C o llege o f 
A rts and S c ie n c e s w ill m e e t again 
y 
T u e sd a y , M arch 4, to co n sid er the the B attle o f F lo w e r s A sso cia tion 
r e c o m m e n d a tio n s 
in an oratorical c o n t e s t sp onsored 
mitt c e w h ich co n s is ts o f the f ob j by th e d e p a r tm e n t o f pub b e s p e a k 
Bro-! in g o f the U n iv e r s ity , a cco rdin g to 

T h ree p rizes will be o v e r e d 

com- 

th is 

o f 

lo w in g m e m b e r s; Dr. A. I

ch airm a n ; Dr. D. B. C asteel a d ecis io n m ade at a

ga n . 
p r o fe s s o r o f z o o lo g y ; Miss Mary the A sso cia tio n 
E d n a G ea rin g, p r o fe s s o r o f hom e ruary 26.
F. B. Marsh, p ro fes so r 
eco n om ics;
o f a n c ie n t h is to r y ; O. I). W eeks.
a s s o c i a t e p r o fe s so r o f g o v e r n m e n t ; th is y ea r a sec on d p rize o f $»C

In p revio us year
o f $ 1 0 0 has been

,

E t . Miller, a ss o c ia te p r o fe s s o r o f and a third prize o f $25 will 
economies; J. VV’. C alh ou n , com p- given 
tr olle r; Dr. K- A. Law, p r o fe s so r 

this y e a r — nor to P au la K in g ’s 1 x- 
 Poem e n t ’tled “ The Ktair- 
W e d n esd a y , Feb- clim b e r” in th e sa m e issue. The 

m e e t i n g " o f J Q u

t c

s

i

i

o n ly one prize ! o f them is le n g th . 
o f f e r e d , 

L onghorn has its lim ita tio n s; one 
It is n ot every 
but j day th a t sp a ce can be made fot 
i > not. 
bt e v e r y d ay th a t the p a g e s o f the 
The w i n d s o f the co n te st o f f ic ia l U n iv e r s ity m a g a z in e can 
pe-
“ T hree Men 
“The 

w hich will he held a b o u t April ITH r e f l e c t lite ra ry w ork s o f the 
will be invited t o d eliver their ora- j m l i a r excellen ce 
tio n s at 

the B a t t l e o f F lo w e r s | in 

lon g co m p o sitio n s, and 

a T u b ” 

S tan

and

it 

o f

lu n c h eo n April 21

All c o n t e s t a n t s m u st bring theii 

clim b er.”

o f 

n a m e s 

T h e o u ts ta n d in g th in g ab ou t the 
th e ii I March L onghorn is the cover, by 
It is a g oo d one, 
S p e e c h e s m ust b » the b est o f th e year- so far, and 
g e t

Hall 13 on or b e - ' T ru m an B eard. 

p a tr io tic , and n o t 1 attra ctiv e

to m erit 

e n o u g h 

o f E nglish.

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H. E. S E C T IO N M E E T S

A ll se c t io n s o f H om e E eon om - ^ 

cs I will m e e t VV e d n e s d a y n ig h t, j n a m e s 
VI arch 5, at 7 o ’clo ck in K B a l ’ j s p e e c h e s to S 
‘or a m e a t c u t t in g d e m o n s tr a tio n 
fo r e March 31 
recording to Miss J e n n ie W ilm o t [o r i g in a l and
p ro fes so r o f h om e eco n o m ics.

o v e r 1,500 words.

and the

I o d ay L ast D ay 
F o r P led g e s 

I o 

M ove to H o u ses

S a tu r d a y is the last day t o 1) 
n e w f r a t e r n ity p le d g es to m ove 
into the 
f r a t e r n it y house. A 
pled ge m ay m ove unless he ha*- 
made a c o n tr a c t with his house- 
mother to remain at his p rese n t 
loc ation , and is unab le to obta . 
his rele ase.

N o tic e o f m o v in g 

th< 
fraternity h o u se m u st be giver 
to IR an V. I. M oore on or be 
fo r e Mareh 24.

i n t o 

Arrangements 

Submitted 

To Regents For Final 
Ratification

P lan s for d o in g m ajor work in 
a cq u irin g a d o cto r o f b u sin e ss a d ­
m in istratio n d e g r e e w e r e su b m it­
ted and passed at the m e e t in g of 
the g ra d u ate f a c u l t y F riday a ft e r - j 
noon, Dr. H. W. Harper, dean o f 
the G ra d ua te S ch ool, announcer!.

D u ring th e m e e t in g s o m e doubt; 

d evelop ed as to w h e th e r a g r a d u ­
ate s t u d e n t w a s req u ired to pas 
the c o n s t it u ­
| an ex a m in a tio n on 
tions o f 
th e U n ite d S ta t e s and 
T exas. In the e v e n t th a t such an 
j e x a m in a tio n 
is required, the fac- 
; ulty has re c o m m e n d e d th a t a tw o 
se m e s te r hour cou r se w o u ld be 
s u f fic ie n t.

The m em ber- also am en d ed the 
c a ta lo g u e , m a k in g tw o ch a n g e - in 
g e o lo g y co u rses, a w ell as s e v c i a l 
m inor a d ju s tm e n ts , Dr, Harper 
stated.

M otorcycle C o ps 
C h a lle n g e C a m p u s 
S p eed A s p ir a n ts

A c a v a lc a d e o f A u stin t r a f ­
fic p o lic e m e n , 
t w e n t y st r o n g 
m o u n t e d on sh in y n e w m o t o r c y 
d e s and w ith sire n s sc r e a m in g 
th e c a m p u s tw ic e Fri­
circled 
d ay m o r n in g 
to 
g iv e e v e r y o n e fa ir w a r n in g that 
th e n e w m o to rc y c le b rigad e if 
a b ou t t o se t o u t on its c am p a ig n 
to stop sp e e d in g on th e 
state 
highw'ays.

p r e su m a b ly 

T h o se st u d e n ts w ho confetti 
in recoi l 
plated d riv ing hom e 
tim e fo r the March 2 w eek -en d 
have fo u n d 
it a d visa b le to re­
co n sid e r now. For th e f l e e t o \ 
tw e n t y g r e y m o to r c y c le s wit! 
arc 
their stern 
p repared 
just such em er 
g e n c ie s as m ay be p r ecen ted by 
the h om ew a rd 

fac ed riders 

flivv ers.

for 

Faculty Group 

Acts on Course 

In Government

Arts and Science Teachers 
Consider Plans Of 
Committee

The co m m itte e w h ich w a s a p - 1 

p oin ted Monday at th e m e e t in g of 

th e f a c u l t y o f the C o lle g e o f Arts 

and S c ie n c e s b y D ea n H. T. Par- 

lin, w ith Dr. A. I*. B ro g a n as 

ch airm an , m e t T h u rsda y a fte r n o o n 

and d is c u sse d th e m a t t e r of 

the 

in f u l f il lm e n t o f the a m en d ed bill 

passed in th e recen t session o f the
legislature.

the i 

T h e m a t te r s whicti 

the c o m ­
m itte e consid ered w ere, th a t G o v ­
e r n m e n t -?10 should he required 
fo r all d e g r e e s g r a n te d by 
C o lleg e o f A r ts and S c ie n c e s ; that 
the cla u se, pag e I U . u n d er “ pre-; 
scribed w o r k ,” s e c t io n 5 
the 
c a ta lo g u e be c h a n g e d to “ G o v e r n - j 
se m e ste r 
m e n t 310 and 
th ree 
in e c o n o m i c s ’ ; th a t 
hours 
h ours in a n th r o p o lo g y or so c io lo g y 
be requ ired fo r all d e g r e e s g ra n t 
ed b y the C o lleg e o f A r ts 
and 
S c ie n c e s ; th a t so m e a r r a n g e m e n t 
of
be m a d e to m e e t th e n e e d s 
first y ea r c e r t i f i c a t e s to tea ch

t h r e e 

in 

Massed Bands 

Will Appear In 
New Auditorium

Pharr and Dibwad to Merge 
Three Groups For 
Performance

225 Pieces Play

Longhorns, Shriners, And 
High School Boys 
In Concert

T he b ig g e s t massed band c o n ­

c e r t eve r a tte m p te d 

in th is part 

o f T e x a s will be p resen ted a b o u t 

A pril 15, in th e n ew A u d ito riu m 

G y m n a siu m on 

S p e e d w a y , B u r­

n e t t Pharr, d irec to r o f th e L o n g ­
h o rn B and, a n n o u n c ed Friday.

P h arr and IL D ibw ad, d irecto r 

o f the B en B u r S hrine B a n d and j 

th e A u stin H igh S ch o o l Band, 

to m e r g e th e t h r e e b an d s, 
p lan 
e a c h o f w hich in itse lf is a large, 
w e ll- k n o w n m u s ica l o rg a n iz a tio n , 
in t o o n e m am m o th hand o f a bout 
t w e n t y - f i v e 
t w o 

hundred 

and 

p ieces.

th e b a n d s 

th e n u m b ers 

T he prog ram has b e e n m apped 
is 
o u t , and each o f 
w o r k in g on 
t o be 
g iv e n in th e u n iq u e p e r fo r m a n c e .
“ In t h e p a s t ,” P h a r r c o m m e n t ­
ed , “t h e r e has n o t b e e n e x is tin g 
b e t w e e n 
co­
o p er a tio n n e c e ss a r y t o p u t on a 
hand c o n c e r t on su ch a t r e m e n ­
d o u s sca le , b u t this y e a r Mr. Dib­
w a d and I plan to m a k e the m a s s­
e d band c o n c e r t a p o s s ib ilit y .”

th e m u s ic ia n s th e 

N .T .S .T .C . A lu m h i 

M eet T u esd ay at 5

All e x - s t u d e n t s and e x - f a c u lt y 
m e m b e r s o f th e N orth T e x a s S tate 
T e a c h e r s ’ C o lleg e w ill m e e t 
in 
G a rrison H all 
T u e sd a y , 
March 4, at 5 o ’clock fo r t h e pur­
p o se o f e f f e c t i n g a n o r g a n iz a tio n 
f u ­
and o u t l in i n g p lans 

f o r th e 

IOO, 

tu re .

Leo H a y n e s , s e c r e t a r y 

t o th e 
B oard o f R e g e n ts , will hav e cha rge 
o f the m e e t in g . Mr. H a y n e s w a s 
p r e sid e n t o f th e g rou p la s t year, 
w hich w a s m ad e u p o f A u stin 
n u m b e r in g 
a nd 

c a m p u s p eo p le 

m ore tha n IOO.
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Dr. B enedict to G o 

T o D allas Saturday

Dr. H. Y. B e n e d ic t, p r e s i d e n t 
o f t h e U n iv e r sity , will 
le a v e at 
noon S a tu r d a y fo r D alla s w h er e 
he will ad d ress a m e e t in g o f e x ­
s t u d e n ts at a d in n er to be held 
S a tu r d a y night.

Dr. B e n e d ic t w ill sp eak 

in th e 
a t 
S im m o n s U n iv e r s i t y 
A b ile n e , M o n d a y m o r n in g , 
an d 
will a d d re ss a g a th e r i n g o f e x ­
s t u d e n ts o f th e U n i v e r s i t y M on­
day n igh t. H e will return to A u s ­

c h ap el 

tin T u e sd a y .

 

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M ISS C A S IS ILL

M iss Lilia Mary Casis, p r o f e s ­
sor o f R om ance 
la n g u a g e s , w a s 
a b s e n t from her c la s s e s T h u r sd a y 
b e c a u se o f illness.

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g o v e r n m e n t 

c o u rses to b e giv en 

around the 
perip with th* 

buzzard

Faculty Members Talk 
A t March 2 Banquets

J R ., 

S A M U E L P E P P E R , 

and 
E T H E L , “ poo r w r e t c h ,” 
a ga in 
th e 
m ad e 
ca m p u s w ith the n e w is su e o f th e 
L o n g h o rn . . . .
 W h o e v e r Sam is, 
he su re k n o w s his v e g e t a b l e s . . . .

t h e i r a p p e a r a n c e on 

B U R T D Y K E , 

B IL L B O N D , 
seen 
and JIM M Y P A R K E w e r e 
in on e 
a r r a n g in g fo r th e drink s 
local dope parlors. T h e y 
o f t h e 
all had 
th e 
e x c e p tio n o f Bill, and he had to 
b o rrow a co p p er . . . .

fo u r - b it p iec es w ith 

2 

P la ns ar e a lm o s t c o m p le te for 
banquets 
the va rio u s March 
w hich w ill be held u n iv er s a lly by 
I he Lx- 
T e x a s e x -s tu d e n t clubs. 
L 
Students* A sso c ia tio n , w hich 
sp o n s o r in g the b a n q u e ts , has 
ar 
ra n ged f o r fa c u l t y and prom in en t 
e x - s t u d e n t sp e a k ers to a d d ress 
a 
m a j o r ity o f th e clu b s 
in T ex a s. 
D u e to th e f a c t th a t March 2 o c ­
cu r s on S u n d a y , m o st o f th e ban 
q u e t s will be held March 3.

M A R J O R IE L E E , th e “ IT ” girl 
fro m S h erm an , lolled c o m f o r t a b ly 
s te p s in fr o n t o f Main
on th e 
B u ild in g y e s t e r d a y , a n d 
m ig h tily 
in 
C H E S T E R L E E . . . . S h e had to March 3. 
do a ll th e ta lk in g — C h e s te r b e in g fo r e n t e r t a in in g 

in d u lged ■ N o la n c o u n ti e s in th e H ilton Ho 
c o n v e r s a t io n w it h l e i a t A b ile n e M o nd a y e v e n in g 
P la n s are u n d er wra> 
2 0 0 ex -s tu d en t* 

P r e sid e n t H. Y. B e n e d ic t w ill 
ad d ress th e e x - s t u d e n t s o f T a y lo r 
ant
J o n e s , C a la h an , S h a c k le f o r d , 

coa ch o f the W ichita Falls Big'/ 
S ch o ol, will be the g u e st o f honor 
L. M. E llison , p resid en t o f the 
D en ton chapter, has prepared fot
a b o u t o n e hundred and f i f t y < x< 
from D en to n and D en to n C o u n ty 
who w ill m e e t a t th e CM.A. c a fe 
te r i a 

S a tu rd a y 

e v e n in g 

at 

> 

o ’clock.

E x e s o f N av arro C ou n ty will 
E p iscop a 
in Corsicana 

m e e t 
Church pariah hall 

a t St. J o h n ’s, 

M o n da y night, March 3.

Gun D ittm ar, w ho r e c e n tly sue. 
r e e d e d S t e v e P i n - kney a- pri-si 
d e n t o f th e H o u s to n U n iversity 
Club, a n n o u n c e d that h u n d r ed s o 
e x - s t u d e n t s are e x p e c te d to atten d
a lu n ch eo n w h ich I* to be g iv en 

Contract Award
Is Made Friday Thompson Calls Culture 
For Gym Chairs Fusion of Traditions

ti n g the n u m b e r just for it.

p ro p a g a n d a 

The editor, in a p iece o f a r tis ­
u n a c c o u n ta b ly 
tic 
titled “ V o ca tio n a l G u id a n ce,” ha* 
str iven to to u ch fo r a moment the 
hem o f th e g a r m e n t of truth in­
stead o f tr y i n g to ap pea r 
smart 
and sop h istica ted . Still in his bettei 
in the 
ness, 
h o w e v e r , and still 
ju v e n ile st a g e o f revolt 
against 
w h at he calls the “ p ra ctica l’ w ays 
o f the w orld, he finds h im -ell u n ­
to a c c e p t the c ircum sta n ce 
able 
to
life r e d u c e s 
th a t 
b a n a lity o f ro utin e in the end,

it s e lf on ly 

and so runs his p retty little essay 
in to a blank wall, or an em p ty 
The book re vie w sectio n 
void. 
this m on th 
thin, 
is e x c e e d i n g l y 
which m ay be a virtue, fo r H. M 
T o m lin s o n ’s “ All Our Y e ste r d a y 
is d escrib ed hy a m y s te r io u s E. B 
m e r e ly 
an 
ev en more m y s te r io u s B. IL K. S. 
starts 

to r ev ie w “ M others Cry 

as “ ch a rm in g ,” and 

■ by H elen Grace Carli.4 Ie —starts, 

and then quits.

short, short 

“ The K ey" b y . B a l Halber* 
in which 
story 

is a 
the
ha* 
I been robbed sub m it 
to a round
tab le d iscu ssio n a la Philo V a n ce,

o f a bank which 

th u s 
d is c lo s in g the 
«<»** nut Mime escap e
ness, but 

is f a ir ly well d one am

culprit. 

It

Delivery Set in 

lim e For 

Formal Opening 

April 

l l

The c o n tr a c t fo r 3 ,0 0 0 folding 

ci air- to be used in the auditorium 

o f 

the n e w A u d itoriu m -G ym na- 

shim b u ildin g w a s a w arded Friday 

the .Southw estern S e a tin g < ms 

idea- o f 

T h e c u ltu re and 

the 
middle a g e s w e r e a result o f a 
fu sion o f th ose 
tra d itio n s which 
had com e d ow n th ro u gh the a ges 
and th o s e w hich g re w up in that , 
ag e, in the- o p in io n o f Dr. J a m 1 
W e stfa ll T h o m p so n , p rofessor of 
h istory 
in th e U n iv e r s ity o f Chi-! 
cago, w ho spoke* on “ T he Spread 
in j 
o f Idea- 
G arrison Hall a u d ito r iu m F rid a y 
night.

in the Middle A ge- 

“ Idea,-, w ere tra n s m itted 

pany for $3,'.>00, a c c o r d in g to in
form ation receiv ed from George 
S tep h en s, a ss ist a n t com ptroller.
E ig h t bids w e re su b m itted 
in 
a nsw er to th e ad vert inc merit for 
bids and a b o u t s e v e n t y - f i v e chairs 
of all ty p e s w e r e o f f e r e d foi selec ­
tion by th ese va rio u s companies,
The chair e lec te d by J. W. Cal­
houn, co m p tro lle r , and Mr. Ste-
f hens and ap p roved by the Board 
o f Regent* and th e Stat*- Board a n t 
of C on trol is o f n e c e ss ity a very i Irish C eltic im a gin a tio n , 
d urable chair b e c a u se o f the rough 
usage it w ill r e c e iv e at the audi- te a c h in g ; 
torium. 
chair finished in W’alnut. 
st a te s 
c o n tr a c t 

la t e r ­
ally , dow n th ro u g h the a g e s, and 
v e r tica lly , or a m o n g the people* o f j 
A n c ie n t G recian , Ro­
an a ge. 
man, and C h ristian c u ltu re 
had
the m ost lu stin g influence* on th e 
ideas o f th e Middle A g es, while 
and
the* G erm an ic, Iri-h C eltic, 
i m p o l i ­
Arabic r aces con trib u ted 
t i c

in v a s io n ; 
that a l l j m in g lin g 

“ T he w r itte n p ag e; the art

tra d e by m e rch a n t-; 

th e un co n scio u s 

p a rticularly 

e le m e n t s , 

T he 

It 

S o m e t h i n g a n d g u e s t s on t h a t e v e n in g . Thf i a t th e U n iv e r s i t y Club in H o u s to n o f f i c e r s 

u n a b le to help
a b o u t i n i t i a t i o n .............. 

s u b j e c t ot

P r e sid e n t 

B e n e d ic t ’.- March 3. 

JIM M Y T E E L I N G a llo w s th a t talk is “ V a r s it y As It Is.”
and 

bonds* all s u m m er 

h e sold
k n o w s s o m e t h in g a b ou t th em . . . th eir b a n q u e t at th e W ich ita < lul I H o tel G r e g g in L o n gv iew 

E x es o f W ic h ita F a ll s will ho le and P an ola will m e e t in th e new 

E x - - t u d e n t s o f Gregg, Harrison 

C H A R L I E R O B U C K , M A R V IN S a tu r d a y , March I. C lyde L itt le 

e v e n in g , March 3. 

and C L A Y Z A C H R Y ; fie ld , fo o t b a ll and track co ach of ; T he a n n u a l m e e t in g o f th e Oil is worth th e tim e it 

'P O U N D , 
w e r e o b served signing a p etitio n t h e U n iv e r sity , w ill m ak e th e prim 
o f so m e sor t . . . . P r o b a b ly o f a cip a l a d d ress 

on th e C a rn eg ie I tio n w ill be held 

in Cisco e ith e i a

B elt T e x a s E x - S t u d e n t s ’ A s s o r ia it. 

I he S tr a n g e r 

slig h tly Ion a e r ' n arrative o f grim 

ta k e- to read
by M. C. L.

w o r t h y 

n atu re—-th at 

us,

if 

it F o u n d a tio n rep o rt p e r ta in in g 

Ic 

on S a tu r d a y or M onday e v e n i n g t r a g e d y w ith the full pi imnc -s un

11 ..lf

T u r n I n P k V d 9 . Col. %

♦Turn to Page 2, Col. 2

tr a n s p o r te r oi a c tu a l 
is a Peabody fo ld in g m a *s m o v e m e n ts su< h as war and art from Ita ly to th e 

o b j e c t s o f
land north 

U N D E R G O E S

O P E R A T IO N

th ro u g h m arriage— a ll] 

“ H istory, in 

i n t e r o f th*' A lp s. 

it*
th e la s t a n a ly s is cl F a lls u n d e r w e n t an opera ion 

j Mary Louise S t a l l } o f 

ic 

t i

be delivered at 
d alivei et
I 
April 

re so lv e s 
chairs m ust 
id e a s ,” D r.J p ita l T h ursd ay a ft e r n o o n , I? ob rn -
g y m n a s iu m by
that th e y m a y be placed in read Ll e m c o a s t o f A sia to the w ester n T h o m p so n said, “ and th r o u g h o u t a r y 27. R ep o rts from the h osp ita
ness for th e fo r m a l o p e n in g o f tho co a st o f E u r o p e ” Dr. T h o m p son h isto ry 
said. 

the m o t iv a in g f o r c e , 
s e l f 

in order] id e a s w ere spread fro m th e e a st- 

id eas c a n F r i d a y st a te d th a t Miss S ta ley w a $

the th e s e w ere m eth od s by which 

i be traced w ith e u se .” 

into a g ro up o f 
_

Idoing n icely . 

it- a p p e n d icitis at

th e spread o f 

^ 

7.

_

building on A pril l l .

St. D avid 's Ho

Kramer Funeral 
Is Held Friday 

tll(' 

t>mt

the 

--------

“ N e v e r 

fu n d s n e c e ss a r y 

By Rev. Barton

la t year. T o do this, S e r v ’, c e s F o r F o r m e r Texas 

Moody ami the L e g isla tu r e w ou ld ] 
provide 
to r
ru n n in g th e s e s s io n on the sam e 
basis as 
$ 4 0 , 0 0 0 m u st b e secu red by leg- 
islative a ction . 
its h isto ry 
in 
v ear s o f g lo r io u s serv ice 
I L 
. 
su m m e r 
sch ool b e e n so 
m u tilated as 
F ew re a lise j u s t what t h e c u t o f j the U n iv e r sity , w ere held Friday 
It m e a n s tha t be-; a ft e r n o o n a l 2 o clock a t t h e J hut- 
low W eed F u n e r a l hom e b y R ev.
K. P. B a r to n , p a ste , o f th e F irst 
T h e b u n a ’
M eth od ist Church. 

.
is n o w in prospect. K ram er. Jr., freshm an s t u d e n t 

p reshman Student At 
. 
, ,
Lockhart

$ 4 0 , 0 0 0 m ea n s. 
tw e e n IOO an d 120 
tors can be e m p lo y ed f o r th e tw o j 
term s. 
It m e a n s th a t 2 0 0 to 2 40 
fe w e r c o u r ses can be o f f e r e d . 

It [ w a s held la ter in th e a f t e r n o o n ai

F u n e r a l s e r v ic e s 
, 

h as the
„ii„ 
cir u e U f, 

for Charlo
, 

] 
o f 32 

inst rut 

t~q« 

. 

. 

m e a n s th a t a cu t o f th o u s a n d s o f I Lockhart.
s t u d e n t h o urs must be m ade. 

st a te 

in s titu tio n s 

the s er v ice can be non Cook, and U s h e r I yler. 

A c tiv e p a llb ea rers w e r e Wilbur
“ The U n iv e r sity su m m e r sc h o o l G eo rg e Allen, C h a r les C ald w ell 
has a lw a y s been run so e c o n o m - Jack S parks, R og er W iliam s, Gar- 
ic a lly 
thai no r e tr e n c h m e n t not risen W athall, A lbert Owers, \ er 
in ju riou s to 
m a d e .” 

in cr
od, m ust r e d u c e and r etr en ch . A 
se r v ic e that has b een m o st e c o ­
nom ical and d eserv in g , and which 
is 
has been 
now f a c e d w ith the p r o sp e c t o f a 
h e a v y d e c r e a s e .”

H o n ora ry p a llb ea rer s w er e M.
“ A sim ilar situ a tio n o b ta in s i n j ( • Parrish, A lb ert Taylor, R. L. 
the o th e r 
o f W alth all, M. IL R ee d , I). C. Reed, 
higher ed u ca tio n . A ll th e sum - C. M. A v ery , J o h n C. Ross, Buck 
ichools, u n less r e li e f is g r a n t- A v e ry . IL C. R u sse ll, Mick B u t ­
lor, D o u g la s T ru itt, G eo rg e Kohn 
’Thurman L a yn e, J e f f Layne, WH J 
ber A llen , Sam Sp a rks, Dr. 
Jot 
G ilbert, and N o r m a n Sh ield s. Hon 
o ra ry p allb earers 
fr o m L o ck ha rt 
w e r e Jim M yriek, L e e McC urdy 
Dr. T. C Cook w ood, J. T. Gillat 
J. N. G am brell, Jr., M. O. Floxvei 
I Jo h n Lipscom b, C arroll B row n 
Harry H ilg ers, E d g a r F ork e, Ga 
S t o n y, and Dr. W . IL O ’B anion ,

H o u se m o th e rs M eet 

T u e s d a y N ig h t at 8

in cre a s in g f o r yea rs, 

T h e m e e t in g o f the h o u s e m o th ­
ers for men st u d e n ts will be held 
T u esd a y , March 4, a t 8 o ’clock 
in the g ir l s ’ st u d y hall. T h e fea* 
t i n e o f the program will 
tie an 
add ress by P r o fe s s o r W il m o t o f 
the home e c o n o m ic s d e p a rtm en t.

W inn to Be Buried

In A lvin Saturday

B. G. W inn, U n iv e r s i t y stu d en t
who died a s the result o f a fall 
from the secon d st o r y o f a d o w n 
to w n b u ildin g T h u r sd a y 
a f t e r ­
n oo n , will be buried in A lvin a t 
2 o ’clock this S a tu rd a y , it w a s r e ­
p orted y e ste r d a y .

east fo r articles C alhoun A ddresses

“ TI 

u e o f \ h o c r u c i f i x b y t h e 

Roman church is o n e o f th e m an y 

e x a m p l e s of an 

idea w h ich w as 

trail rnitted 

in the middle 

T he 

idea w a- o f o rien tal o rig in , 

ami was t r a n s m it te d th ro u g h th e 
S yrian m erc h a n ts w ho m ad e y e a r ­
ly jo u r n e y s t o th 
o f trade.

fo u n d 
in 

“ T he storie s of U n c le R em us, 
u sually th o u g h t to be fro m negro 
in an 
folk lore, have been 
old Arabic m a nu script 
v e r y 
much the sa m e v e in ,” Dr. T hom p- 
M>n stated. 
“ T h e sto ry o f W il­
liam Tell has been fo u n d 
an d w a s 
origin, 
S can d in a via n 
som e 
b y 
tra n s m itted 
probably 
tra v e llin g m o n k who sto p p ed at 
rome m o n a s te r y in S w itzerla n d .

“ C h a rle m a g n e w as n o t o n ly the 

a g e s. 

N e w to n Gresham and John A u s ­
tin, c la s sm a tes o f W in n , l e f t y e s ­
te r d a y to a tte n d the fu n e r a l.

Winn was a stu d en t in th*' L aw 
S ch oo l, having e n te r e d 
the U n i ­
versity' this s em este r. He' is su r ­
v iv ed by a sister in N e w York anti 
h is parents, Dr. an d Mrs. VN. S. 
W in n o f Alvin.

,— -o------------- —
to be o f t’iation of C anyon Satu rday. He

J. WL U alhoun, U n iv e r s ity c o m p ­
troller, 
f o r C a n y o n 
w h ere he will a tte n d a m eetin g 
o f th e T e x a s E x - S t u d e n t s ’ A w e ­

T exas E x M eeting

w ill make an address a t the m e e t ­

l e f t F r id a y 

ing.

Mr. Calhoun will go to Lubbock 
Monday', w h ere he w ill a d d r e - 
a n o th e r E x -S tu d e n t s ’ A-sociatioij 
m e e t in g . He w ill return home 

1 tra n s m itter o f ideas and cu lture, 

f Dr. T h om p son said, “ b u t w a s

t h c ; T u esd a y .

- O '

 Che Unity <£txan

gained by th e ir i n s t r u c t o r s in

C an e x i s t

T H E D A I L Y T E X A N

SATURDAY, MARCH t , 1930.

SAI

HAROLD TEEN—A CLIMAX IS NEAR

W h y Hp 

like y o u r s 

ShooM not h* kb«**I

'n just a Wft<t*
Of Hic *T»d heart
, k»*‘‘p ourselves 
Se fa r apart.

T H E E L U S I V E P L E D G E 
BUTTON.

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A fter Being Burned

By S. J. T A Y L O R

1. Diva Sava* Live*.

2 . N * w B u m * *

‘‘Poker Alice.

I. B e lie v e l l o r Not.
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NIGHT S T A F F

the su m m e r -e.***don».

a la rie 

In th is day of e x t r e m e l y low 
for public achoo! t e a ­
ch ers, the le a st th e s t a t e can 
do is to fu rn ish th e m ea n s fo r 
the te a c h e rs to in c r e a s e th e ir 
a b ility arui e f f ic i e n c y o t h a t 
they may clim b a s high and a s 
! a -t in th**ir p ro fession as is

an 

one 

I rd. 

-ion by 

hundred 

p ro p riatio n 
I T i **r-dtv 
et 

in are
in c re a s e 
th*’
is g r a n t e d 
for 
s u m m e r 
its 
the L a g is la t u f e . 
t h e re will Ie- a d e fic ie n c y o f 
a I/out 
badly 
reeded in s tru c to rs . S tu d e n ts 
ri th e sum m er will be o f f e r - 
less 
i] ab e ut 
(O u rmm th a n ho dd bt o f f e r ­
in s t r u c to r s should 
ed. 
I Iies<* 
br- em ployed. 
'I hose c ou rses 
should be o ffe re d fo r th e wel­
fa re o f th e stu d e n ts an d fo r 
the p ro g ress o f 
the s t a t e ’s 
educational system .

two hun d red 

th a t 

T h e tim e for d e fin ite ai tion 
i at hand. T h e ne**d is so din*, 
and the poten tial bad results 
Cf fa ilu re to act are so f a r 
re a c h in g 
the m a t te r ! 
la* ta k en up a t once. 
should 
increased a p p ro p ria tio n 
T h e 
for the su m m er schools should 
be u bm itted to the legi bitore 
on 
the 
its own m erits, and 
bill Tumid b** passed im m ed­
iately if t h e su m m er sessio n s 
are not to stiffe r , T h e need is 
u r g e n t; the necessity is c le a r ­
ly apparent ; so why riot, have 
ai tion at once without f u r t h e r 
d d a y because of oth er 
jKiliti- 
cai m a tte rs.

I find IM bp 

f <m1 <*nt with I*15** 

B« t ween u* th a n 
Such em p tin ess

L e t ’s bridie* the gap 
P re some in tru sion 

P r e v e n t s iii* fro m 

A go od conclusion

I I M M Y D U R A N T E

the craziest clown to come to the screen, “wows 
you with w isecracks and nutty songs, with 
C LA YTO N and *I.U k M I .\

w h ile

n m !

while

sinister anil threatenin'*, stalks down his victims

H E L E Y M O R G A N ,

the belle of the blues, croons new love ballads

C H A R L E S R U A L E S

craftily tracks down a gunman

R O A D H O U S E
N I G H T S ”

R u t h C r o » * w i n b e
- remembered a* the 
author of another t m - 
“ I h e 
ce 88 ful 
novel 
Golden Cocoon.”

m a y mak* plans to c a r r y un g 
t h e be.- * th.-y can . Why co lid s 
not an a p p ro p ria tio n bill he f 
su bm itted to the L egislator* 
p ro v id in g money f o r the a urn- % 
m e r schools, and e th e r ap p ro ­
priation measures be h* td § 
b ack u ntil tho qu» Minn o f in- 
c r e a s e d ta x a tio n is et tied 

O ne Wonders if the C o v e r 

ii* §
n o r a n d the •• ei T»»-i 
< * 
’ i,i' 
L e g i s l a ’ un hey* had a I 
to 
f a c t s laid befur* 
them a 
how rn tic h 
* ion > 
m ean t o citizei < cf t o state 
an d 
for th e se r­
vices re n d e re d by stat.*., schools 
in t h e su m m e r ae-Mons.

t h e ir need 

- u rn m er 

 

;
f

teat h**r.- de­

H u n d re d s of 
h o d to | 
pend upon su m m er 
in c r e a s e t h e i r knowledge and 
J 
te a c h in g e f f i c i e n c y . T h e pro-* r 
gro ss o f o u r ed u catio n a l svs- I 
te m d e f e n d s upon the ed .ut- | 
tion, e f f ic i e n c y and a b ility o f | 
th** J 
th e t e a c h e r s th r o u g h o u t 
s t a t e .

T h o u s a n d s o f ch ild re n reap | 
t h e b e n e f i t s o f t h e know ledge f

R u t h C ro ss, T e x a n and fo r m e r stu d e n t of t h e U n iv e r s ity , weaves 
in b eau tifu l s ty le th*' story o f Rose M ooney, a c h a r m in g , witty 
a n d a llu r in g g ir l w ho ca p tu res R o g er A ik en , N ew Y o r k m illio n ­
a ir e . B u t , a la s . Rose m akes a tragic sh ip w re c k o f her world in 
N ew Y o r k , a n d e f f e c t s a h a s ty d iv o r c e . T h e la s t p a r t of Kn- 
e h a n t m e n t ” deals with h e r re t u r n to f a m e as an a c t r e s s .

SHOWS STA RT 
2 • OO — 4 : 0 0 
6:00 — 8:00 
10:00 
NO A D V A N CE 
IN P R IC E S

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ADDED T A L K I E S 
T H E N E W HAUF B AC K 
COMEDY RIOT 
P A T H E N E W S 
“T H E P L A S T E R S ” 
“ Ring* on My F in g er*’1

T h e S t u d e n t s O w n S t o r e

STARTS SUNDAY

4 Days 

Only U H N

P U B L IX T H E A T R E S —PARAMOUNT P IC T U R ES —“ BEST SH O R 
A 1930, P*na><jual Fsnaou* L**Ly Corp . P*f«mouct 

. N V * 

_____

IN T O W N * 

 “ H I T T H E D E C K * ’— A f t e r 

a conduct classes 

SATURDAY, MARCH I, 1930.

Theaters

‘IN T H E 

I n t 

tim e * 

N E X T R O O M ” — 
w ith J a c k M u l h a l l and A l i c e 
t o d a y . 
D M f , 
“ R o a d h o u s e N i g h t s , * 
w ith 
Hfelan M o r g a n , J i m m y D u ­
r a n t e , C h a r l e s R u g g l e s , and 
F r e d K o h l e r , S u n d a y t h r o u g h 
W e d n e s d a y at t h e Q u e e n .

“ E V A N G E L I N E ” — 

( * ile n t ) 

w ith D o l o r e s D e l R io a n d R o ­
l a n d D r e w , la st t i m e s t o d a y . 
i n H o l l y w o o d , ” 
“ M a r r ie d 

J. 
w i t h N o t’Itta T e r r i l a n d 
H a r o l d M u r r a y , S u n d a y an d 
M o n d a y . A t t h e T e x a s .

‘‘D A N G E R O U S 

P A R A D I S E ” 
a n d 
T o d a y 

— w i t h N a n c y C a r r o l l 
R i c h a r d A r l e n . 
t h r o u g h T u e s d a y , at t h e Ma
jestic.

of th e unwelcome 

th e recipient 
ad v a n ce s of tw o m en. She fear? * 
th e se men and flies to th e island 
hom e of a noted m a n -h a te r , Heyst, 

the g e n e r a l 

J u s t why P a r a m o u n t 

to seek pro tec tio n . 
I ne o th e r mer. 
th e re , taw gold get 
follow h e r 
mixed up 
the plot somehow 
in 
tr o u b le begins 
and 
For sh e er so rdidness and d r a m a 
th is plot could h a rd ly be exceeded.
tlkre* 
aw a y th e ir p ro d u c tio n title, “ Flcsl 
of E v e ,” in f a v o r o f th e p re se n t 
is so m e w h a t of a m y stery . T hat 
it is f a r m ore e n tic in g a n d a c c e p t­
able W» plainly obvious. But, theh 
you know how th e y a r e a b o u t titles 
out in Hollywood. H ere to d a y and 
it wore. At 
gon e 
— bill
th e Majestic* 

tom orrow , as 

I O *

in 

th e 

fro m 

preview 

th e role 

t h r o u g h o n e 

“ H I T T H E D E C K ” — w i t h J a c k 

“ E v a n g e l i n e ” — E dw in C a re w e ’s 

“ E v a n g e lin e ,” in its last showing.* 

R eview ed T o d a y

O a k i e . 
T o d a y 
w e e k , a t t h e H a n c o c k .

gala m id night 
F rid a y 
nigh t, R adio’s “ Hit Hie D eck”
ifs a p p e a r a n c e this S a t u r ­
m akes 
d a y on 
ta lk in g an d singing 
screen a t the H ancock T h e a t e r to 
s t a r t an e n tir e week of good tim es 
th e a d v e n tu r e s of 
deriv e d 
of th e 
J a c k O akie 
happy-go-lucky sailor lad who o r ­
ig inates and applies th e philoso­
phy abo u t jo in in g the n avy to g e t 
sw e e t­
some 
s w e e th e a rts, some 
j u s t 
h e a r ts 
This p r o d u c ­
to see 
tion has been a d a p te d 
th e 
from 
musical com edy which has been 
n am e 
p o p u la r 
th e c o u n try 
d u r in g
t h r o u g h o u t 
past few y e a rs and 
b rings
the 
h e a r t y
it a good deal of 
w ith 
com edy 
g e n e ro u s 
as well as a 
helping of tu n e f u l melodies, m ost 
f a m ilia r 
of which a r e old and 
frie n d s by now. 
“ H a ll e u ja h ” and 
“ S om etim es I ’m H a p p y ” a re p e r ­
haps the ch ie f of these, a n d Mr. 
O akie is q u ite possibly ex a c tly th e

in eve ry port-— not 
th e world. 

on th e sc re en a t th e T ex a s Thea- 
er today, w ith Dolores Del Rio in 
th e title role o f H e n r y W ad sw o rth 
Lortjrfellow's 
love epic, 
p r e se n ts in r a r e ly b e a u tif u l fo rm 
in motion pic tu re 
th e m axim um 
I t is a p e r f e c t motion 
g te a tn e s s . 
it defies 
picture, so p e r f e c t t h a t 
a na lysts a n d s o . p e r f e c t 
it 
t h a t 
t e e m s divine. 
It lends itself only 
to th e in n e r vision of w h a t man 
fondly calls th e soul, a n d in that 
vision it th e speaks p e r f e c t la n g ­
It is a r t, c a u g h t a t one of 
uage. 
and
its u n a c c o u n ta b ly 
p o ig n a n t heights, s tr o n g an d splen
did in its sto r e of e t e r n a l b ea u ty person to put th e m over, 

u n d e r th e sam e 

im m ortal 

sublim e 

the s o r t of b e a u ty th e cre a tio n J

-c. b.

of which, an d only 
of which, m akes 
living.

th e c r e a t i o n -----------------o-----------

life w o rth 

th e

New Longhorn—

Which m eans, of 

course, th a t

( C o n tin u e d fro m P a g e I)

is 

The 

long 

in all 

lovers 

aside fro m 

It is p erh a p s 

re a d o r been 

is a splendid piece 

being a w k w a r d with 

b e t t e r th a n the u su a l 

th in g 
its I stylistic 

“ A S e n tim e n ta l J o u r n e y ” 

from whom she has been 

girl fo r h e r : d ic tio n a ry and H. L. M encken. 

th e pie- realized and le f t la te n t, the whole 
the 
lack of style of a Jim 
th r e e which I T u lly — but no insight. The title 
th e p a n e i f or this f e a t u r e , by Isabel 
of 

“ E v a n g e lin e ” p a r t a k e s o f th e e s - _____________________ ________ ____
idealism. Yet 
s in c e of 
t u r e is n o t w ith o u t its realism and 
its n atu ra lism . 
very richness 
m akes it g r e a t, 
s p le n d o u r of tec h n ique in a c ting, I Mayes, 
d irectio n, and p h o to g ra p h y . B u t work.
above all, th e f a c t t h a t it is a si- 
is _ 
leiit film. T he s to r y is a sim ple j personal essay which m ig h t b<> by 
one, know n to all t h e nfillton-* of - one of th e se pip e-sm oking w rite rs 
tr y i n g to be sensitive and r e fin e d 
people who have 
forced to read L ongfellow 's poem, l a n d suc ce eding only 
in b eing a 
th e e v e r la s tin g d e v o - 1 t r if le doltish-— with th e aid of th e 
c o n c e rn in g 
Hon or an A cadian 
It 
drivel 
lover 
forcibly s e p a r a te d by B ritish sol which th e L onghorn has. how ever, 
d ie rs com e to d e s tro y th e whole C harles H. F ay w ro te it. “ N a tc h i­
to c h e s ” by J. B. Crow, J r ., is less 
eleva te 
se ttle m e n t. 
p r e te n tio u s a n d is a piece of fine 
th e ir love to a sublim e p lane, vow-
ing to love “ as 
as w a te r w ritin g (etc h in g , it m ig h t be eall- 
l uns.” T h ey do, and spend th e ir eel,) th o u g h a little self-conscious. 
,‘T he Smaller* F e a t h e r , ” a n o t h e r 
lives, w a n d e rin g on, b r o k e n - h e a rt- 
edly b u t f a ith fu lly , into old ag e ! essay, by Le n o te P re ec e, 
is a 
in vain s e arch for each o th e r, and w o id y f a n ta s y b o rd e rin g on b l ­
a r e r e u n i t e d a t th e m o m e n t when e r a r y 
of 
I he b est of 
D eath 
ta k e s one and 
is
shadow o v e r th e o th e r. 
Tho in d ividualiza tion of ch a rac- c o n ta in e d in a new a llo tm e n t of 
th e C a m p u s ” by one, 
tors is th o ro u g h ly 
even 
the 
made m o re e f f e c tiv e by the e t c h - I most d e lig h tfu l m a te ria l tho L ong­
ing o f character# h e re a n d t h e r e in h o rn has g o t hold of 
in m a n y a 
the co nfu sion. M o m e n ts w h e n } day, a n d can be read with much 
(by 
one person or a n o t h e r 
with th e p e r f e c t b e a u ty of n a t u r e j S t i c k l e A lie n ) a p p e a r s 
aga in , 
the pity. A pithy p a l a ­
a r e also p o w erfu l 
by Helen
t i a l appeal, and 
‘Sick Bcd 
E n g e lk in g 
is wro r th m ention, 
w o n d e rfu l because o f them . Yhe 
th oug h it has been b e t t e r do n e by 
one d isc o rd a n t note is th e a p p e a r ­
.Stevenson; also “ O ne H o u r ” by
ance o f Roland D rew as G abriel,
th e lo v e r; he n e ith e r looks th e p a rt | T. 
nor a c ts it, se em in g inc apa ble of k., an a t t e m p t a t fac etio u s verse, 
realizing 
im plications. O th e r ’an 1 w orth its space, 
of verse, of
su p o r tin g c h a r a c t e r s a r e m ore for-1 
to be much 
tu n a te l y chosen. Alec B. F’r a n - ■ which 
this S p rin g 
cis as th e old F a th e r , P aul M c A l - l m o r e ‘ s p e c i a l l y 
lis te r as B ened ict B e lle fo n tain e , N u m b e r, a S h a k e s p e a re a n s o n n e t 

in 
th e p ic tu r e i s j R f a p h called 

th e m u ltitu d e scenes being S am uel P e p p e r , J r . 

casts his C om m od ore C um ley. 

th e essay m a te ria l, how ever, 

accom plished, i “ P eeps a t 

th e ir emo- m o r e ’s 

but Kisses ( old 

is alone i g usto. 

th e re ought 

re m in isc e n t 

th e Town 

a b o r tio n 

“ R o u n d 

I b is 

fo r 

its 

is 

by I,. < . j 

Thirty Girls to Spend 
Week-End on Colorado

T he lodges anc 

le ade rs a re 

More th a n th irty girls le f t th e lodges o r cabins.
as
Lucite

ca m pus F rida y a f te rn o o n a t 2:30 
o’clock fo r Cam p M anana, an en- Lodge 
.■arnement t « » t « l r i g h t e n « i l « 
up the ( 'd o r a d o River. T hey took j 
food supplies and plans foi p le n t\
o f good tim es to last until Monday C o u r tn e y W a r d ; A lum ni Lodge 
and C e n t r a ’
a f te r n o o n . 

C ollins; 
L o o ,se R obinson;
... 

Lodge. M a n e Bowles: Hiss Lodge

L a v e r n e N o w o tn y ; 

follow s: Camp

W .A .A
.

T exa- 

r 

Talk-* to t h e c a m p e rs b egan P s i- Lodge, Eola Clifton, 

in 

of B eing 

S a tu r d a y m o rn in g Miss Jo y wit1 ; ise Robinson, 

day n ig h t a t the cam p fire pro- 
T he ca m p e rs who a r e a tte n d in g 
gi ani. Miss B a rb a r a Ellen J o y of j this ca m p a r e aa fe llo w s: Lucite 
Wisconsin m ade h e r f irs t talk on | Collins, G loria 
Y antis, M ary
a Good I Claire F e n n e r , B e ttie Lois R a n d a ll 
“ T he Art 
j M u riel T elfe r, Billy W eston, Lou-
C a m p e r.” 
F ra n c e s L aughlin 
‘‘Joy C r a f t , ’ M arjory Robinson, Ruthic Ju n k in 
which will include th e u se of the K ath e rin e Hill, Muskie M a tthe w s, 
knife, ax, h atc h e t, and e a m p -m ad t A n n a Bryce, M a rie Bowles, M er 
S a tu r d a y night she will I ceil L e a n e r , E lizabe th Boren) 
devices. 
tell th e girls ab o u t “ Some Gam pf t G ladys Maddock#, and M a ry Nasa 
I H ave K n o w n ” and “ O pportuni- | 
H erm aseila 
B raden , Zula Williams, F lo re n c e
ties fo r Coun cillors.” 
Miss Jo y will discuss th e “ Shel- Baum an, Beth Law, Mildred Lippe 
te e an d the L a t r i n e ” in h er Sun- L a v e r n e Now otny, D o ro th y Tea 
day m o r n in g class, and S u n d a y I cock, T o n y R rac h er, Lib M cGuire 
nigh t she will tell “ W hat Campintt I Zeda LaCina, Essie Dear, E ola 
C lifton, M a r g a r e t C u n n in g h a m ,
M eans to M e." 
M onday m o r n in g Miss Jo y wiL Miss T h elm a Dillingham, advisor. 
m ake an exhibit of d if f e r e n t camp Miss B a rb a r a Ellen Jo y , J o y C r a t t 
ir I C oun cillor; Mr. A m o N ow otny 
devices and will explain them 
D. Woodbury.
detail 

C o u r tn e y W ard, 

an<! 

T h e cam p will be m ade up of six g u id e s; a n d Miss A n n a Hiss.

Faculty Members-

( laude, P a n h an d le, 

and 

other 

n e ig h b o rin g to w n s have signified 

( C o n tin u e d f r o m P a g e I )

th e ir 

in te n tio n of a t t e n d i n g 

the 

a n n u a l a f f a ir .

Bell C o u n ty 

J. J . Y oungblood of Cisco, presi i 
d e n t of th e Oil B elt A ssociation, 
an n o u n c e d 
IOO 
t h a t m ore 
the e s tim a te d 200 T exas exes 
of 
in 
th e oil b e lt— including Cisco.
B rec k en rid g e , A lb any, 
an d E a s tla n d — a rc ex p e cted to a t - j H enry T. F le tc h e r, 
tend. 

Rangely pie a n d Belton,

Tem ple. This a f f a i r 

the ban- 0 j> 

th a n 

hold th e ir b a n q u e t M arch 2 

in 

is held an- j 

d u ally a l te r n a t e ly betw e en Tem

The s p e a k e r for 

Alpine E x - S tu d e n ts Club
an n o u n c e d t h a t Roy Bediehek vvil 
head of the d e p a r tm e n t ai physic:- a(id |-e«js the m em b ers of t h a t clul 
a t 

March 1.

p re sid e n t, 

T he a n n u a l M a rc h 2 b anque t j
will be held by th e ex s tu d e n ts of 
G rayson C ounty at 
th e G ra y s o n 
H otel in Sherm an .

P la n s have been co m pleted fo> I 

th e U n iv ersity . 
T h e C a nyo n u n it 

of 

the Ex, 
S t u d e n t s ’ A ssociation will have at 
its g uests S a tu r d a y , M arch I, f o r ­
m er students o f 
the U n iversity 
fro m all sections of the P a n h a n 
die. Prominent spe ak e rs, includ 
ing ii W . C alhoun , c o m p tro lle r of 
ir 
th e U niv ersity , will take p a r t 
Many 
th e e la b o ra te 
I ulia
T e x a s exes o f H e re fo rd , 

prog ram . 

th e a n n u a l In d e p e n d e n c e Day r e ­
union of T ex as exes of Corpn: 
Christi on the deck of th e Plaza 
H o t e I. B ilg e H o l t , 
assist-
a n t district a t to r n e y , will be to a st 
m a s te r, and J u d g e Robert S ta y to n 
called “ Lost L a n g u a g e ” by Ju lia of th e U n iv e rsity will be f a c u lty 
I t is divine in- guest. A large n u m b e r of forrnei 
Kelly sta n d s out. 
into s tu d e n ts from A ra n sas Pass, Rock- 
sight, p u re p oetry, cra m ped 
u n c o m fo rta b le 
the po rt, Ingleside, G re g o ry , P o rtla n d ) 
v erse— y e t 
oth e rs a r e trivial beside it. 

T a f t, S inton, Robstown, Bishop
T he R a ng er section, still shov- anfj Kingsville a r e expected to a t ­

““ 

te n d the a f f a ir .

The a n n u a l b a n q u e t of Texas 
exes o f Cainsville will Be held 
M arch I, Miss M ary G ywn, presi 
d e n t 
g roup, an 
of 
nouneed.

local 

t h e 

itself, 

is much 

a g r e e a b le em phasis 

ed o f f by 
la r g e r 
and s o m e w h at b e t t e r th a n usual, 
on, 
w ith an 
w hat passes fo r original h u m o r of i 
th e cam pus. A page o f c a r to o n s 
h era ld in g pi ing by David Gorin, 
“ Dot Has a D a te ” by H a r r y B a r n ­
h a r t, an d an “ e d u c atio n al o ddi­
tie s ” s trip by A lfred M clinger are 
a m o n g those p r e se n t. L ittle I e m ­
m y T u m b le h as 
f o r tu n a te ly not 
been revived. Mack rh o m a s , .lr., 
supplies 
illus­
tr a t e d 
th e m onthly 
b u t 
“ Win a P riz e ! ” ballyhoo has also 
f o r t u n a t e l y 
om itted . The 
ex< hange m a te r ia l is full of loud, 
s tro n g , and foul puns. The con­
tr ib u to r s are •‘introduccui” on the 
back page.

th e p r i z e w in n in g 

joke, 

been 

S T A R T S TO M O RR O W

anti Donald Reed as B a p tiste, the 
unaccepted lover with whom a fine 
p a r ti n g scene occurs, a re excellent.
The m ore th a n splendid a c tin g of |
Miss Del Rio in t h e ro le of Evan- ; 
geline is b ut ad d itio n a l pro o f 
of 
her g rea tn ess .

A p p re ciative 

notice m u l t He 
ta k en o f the su p e rb and moving 
backgrou nd of m u sic with which 
the T exas T h e a t e r has 
supplied 
the p ic tu re and w ith o u t which it 
m ight have been less p e r f e c t th a n 
it 
T he com b in atio n o f such . 
music and such silen t p ic tu re a r t, 
which has now d is a p p e a re d fro m 
the screen, is g r e a t and m ak es for 
the acme o f e n t e r ta i n m e n t .

is. 

— c.b.

O pening T o d a y

“ D an gerou a P a r a d is e ” — With
Narrcy C arroll as its sta r, Richard 
Arlen as s u p p o r tin g lea*!, G ustav 
is­
von S e y f f e r t itz as villain, an 
land as b ac k g ro u n d , a s to r y su g 
gusted by in cidents from C o n r a d ’.1 
“ V icto ry ,” and a 
r e ­
pressed passion, th is p ic tu re seem- 
to have all th e a t t r i b u t e s of a :s u r e ­
fire success. And, as it is Mis: 
C a rr o ll’s 
s t a r r i n g v e n tu re , 
let us hope t h a t it is n o th in g Ie • 
th a n a rin g-tailed rio t a t th e box 
office.

th e m e o f 

first 

T h e plot o f 

thi# s to r y wind* 
ar o u n d a m e m b e r of a ladies’ o r ­
c h e str a , Alma, who f in d s h e rse lf j

w

NANCY
C A R R O L L m ill
tm 
II I*
Dangerous Paradise
'IIH

w i t h R I C H A R D A R L E N

S h e e t e r 

sw ee t!— 

th a n 
w h a t could be n e a r e r
to h e a v en th a n alone 
on a tropical isle 
with N ancy Car-
w“ a -‘ k
but you
will Have to 
f i n d 
o u t!

v 

, , 
? a > 
i.-*" 

N O W S H O W I N G 
P R E M I E R E S H O W I N G
A WONDER HT4% in 
I b€ W o n d e r R h o w

JA C K O A K IE

IN

W i t h P O L L Y W A L K E R 

and a •amt tm big »*
the Navy 
R o m a i n e , S o n g * . Laff«, Girl*

A D D I O :

L A U R E L an d H A R R Y 

in 

• N I G H T O W L S "
P a r a m o u n t S o u n d N » w »

T H E D A I E Y T E X A N

G eology Fraternity 

W isconsin Students 

Elects S ix M em bers 

V ote for M onitor

held at 

the T e x a s S ta te College 
> Ii7 ' 

fo r Wom en ( C X A .) A p ril 2 

The Festival is held each spring

C . I. A . B U L L E T I N S R E A D Y

to Tilt* Daily

D E N T O N . F eb. 

27.-

T w enty-

Six new m e m b ers w e re elec ted 
S igm a 
to 
th e Z eta c h a p te r of 
G am m a E psilons h o n o r a r y 
g e o ­
logy f r a te r n ity , at a m e e tin g held 
W e d n e s d a y n ight, it w as a n n o u n c ­
ed by S. W. Horne, p r e sid e n t. T he 
rrew m e m b ers will be 
in itia te d 
M arch 8.

F ollow ing a r e the nam es of th e 
new m em bers; W a y n e B a rk e r, 
H u rst Sample, Arvin S cott, F r a n k 
Roper, Ivan J. F enn, and Leo W. 
Konz.

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c o o p t a t i o n 

w»S chOMn »» t h - t « , t n e w s p a p e r th ro u g h o u t 

tho S o S t h w s t . 

r h * . ^ 

. . 
must c la n j 

vw„ un no*, ne published by Hie
tw o b u lle tins
College f o r W o m en
th e

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by sophom ores in 

s e m e ste r 
U n iv e rsity t i W isconsin School o f le a - music d e p a r tm e n t. 
J o u rn a lism . 

t h e 'I t e m h. Julies, uiv .c.o ; e l .a a -e u 

T h eM al(, 

b y f a c u lty

' M em bers and 

th e s u b j e c t ' m a t t e r

Miss Ora W hite, San A ntonio,
f orm(*|.)y soloist fo r th e A m eric an i
e h u rc h in Pan-;, will be one of th e | »

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l i t 

t. 
a, 

u 
. . . 

Ty 
soloists. Mrs. Dan Brow n, f o r t , 

lllustra-
, tions and many of them contain
;
1 courses of stu d y f o r club groups.
W o r th , will be th e co ntralto. M w . j b u l l e t i n s avg sent f r e e upon 

c a r r y 

r, 

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, b e a rs 

, 
f titer problem s. T h e y 
-I 

on home a n d 

c o m m u nity

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... 

t i . 
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I he a n n u a l vote at th e e n d of 
the se m e s te r resulted 
in 35 b a l­
lots fo r th e M onitor, 23 f o r the 
N ew Y ork Tim es, 16 for the C hi­
cago T rib u n e , and 12 f o r the Kan-
sas City S ta r. 
ca m e 
b u n e, 
P ost, and tho Brooklyn Eagle. 

Following 

soloist ami 

th e s e Brow n, 

Senior Law s A sked 

T o P ose for Photos

th e New York Hernld-Tri- p re s id e n t of 
th e New Y ork E v e n in g p o r t W o rth . 

in 
tin- I Iterp ea n Club, c h a rg e d when groups desire them , 
T h ey a r e issued u n d e r th e direc-
lion o f Mis# Lillian H u m p h ries,
a d ir e c to r of th e extension d e p a rt-
p a p e r s have been listed am on g the arna]| o rc h e s tr a , o rg an , and piano, rnent. 
bulletin**
the School of Law, 
f i r s t f o u r leaders. L ast y ea r th e 
fo rty - f iv e
a i w e re 
who will g r a d u a te e n ith e r in J u n e
b el s ta te s and foreign co u n trie s la st 
M onitor r an k e d f o u rth in the poll. 
o r A u g u st, have been r e q u e s te d to 1 T h e to ta l vote this se m e ste r was h u m a n , an d who g e ttin g her wish. ( y e a r besides th e h u n d r e d s o f re- 
have th e ir p ic tu re s made f o r th e : n 0 # 
1930 senior block pic tu re as soon 
as possible. 

“ The Rose M aiden” will be giv- 
with the ac com panim ent of 

T h e a r g u m e n t is th e story o f 
fail y q u ,,(M1 w t,(, desires to 

is ■ r e q u e s t a lth o u g h a small fe e 

O th e rs in t h e list this se m ester: 

F o r n in e y e a rs th e same news- 

die}, 0f tt bro k en h e a rt. 

I quests fro m Texas.

Seniors in 

Requests 

received 

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teacher. 

fro m 

f o r 

[ Wpre th e P hilad elphia Bulletin,
I w ere th e Philadelphia 
P hilad e lp h ia Public Ledger, Bos 
ton T ra n s c rip t, Indianapolis News, 
and th e Chicago H e r a ld and E x ­
a m iner.

D u rin g the second se m e s te r 1 4 1 

o th e r n ew sp a p ers, 
including sev­
eral fo re ig n pub lication s, will be 
studied by th e sophom ores, 

o

C .l.A . Choral Club 

A ssists in Festival

in 
the 
“ T his should be done 
Bland,
n e a r f u t u r e , ” R a y M,
ch a irm a n of the p ic tu re co m m it­
tee, said, “ in o r d e r to avoid the 
la st-m in u te rush. T he p ic tu re foe 
will be $2.75.”
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P rofessor Correll

D elivers Lecture

J. A. C orrell, p ro fe s s o r of elec­
trical e n g in e e rin g , gave an illus 
“ A chieve­
tr a t e d le c tu re e n title d 
m e n ts of 1929” to th e m e m b ers of 
the A m erican 
I n s titu te of Elec­
tric a l E n g in e e r s F rid a y evening 
at 7 :15 o’clock in th e new Engi- 
tenta- 

! n e e r in g L a b o ra to rie s. A 

ex -stu d e n ts 

w j i ] ' t i v c d ate. March 

th e a n n u a l b a n q u e t. 

S p e c i a l 

t o r n * p o i l u T i r e * . 

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DENTON. Feb. 2 7.- The ( LA.
Choral, com posed of 208 voices,
in th e p r e s e n ta t io n of
will assist 
“ T he Rose M a iden ,” by Cowan.
l l , was set for j April 26, as th e o u ts t a n d in g tea 
it

I t u r e o f th e Music F estival to 

JU ST A R R IV E D

N e w V e r s i o n s o t 
Y o u t h f u l C h i c

In Thi# G r o up of 
S t r e e t a n d A f t e r n o o n

SILK
FROCKS

for the Charming 
Miss

For Saturday Only

$ 1 4 . 7 5

REGULARLY SOLD AT 19.75

S elect from a d e lig h tf u l collection K a- 
t m i n g individual print# and a ttr a c tiv e 
solid c o l o r s —with 
long or u n a rt new 
s h o r t sleeves 
‘-w agger caplets, lingerie 
touc hes, belts and bows.

What a 

Relief

t

1 Ha J T h a t last cool­
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from 
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th a t one came, 
w here 
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( a m pus 
th e 
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SATURDAY, MARCH I , 1930

SHORTHORNS

DEFEAT ALLEN

McGraw, the Builder

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ACADEMY B \ 50 TO 14 SCORE
Matches End;
Dischmen Are Golden, Price, And 
I
Kaderli Heavy Champ

Hopkins Are 
Outstanding 
Players

! Sp*rial to TK* Daily Texan.

I ships w ere decid ed a t Z H a ll yes- 

in th e 175 pound class.

Intram u ral w r e stlin g cham pion- th rew P in ch u s S w irz czy k , acad e m , 

Preparing 
F o r Big 
Games

P a u l D. G o d frey , e n g in e e r , lost d e n t editor, has 

W et 

g ro u n d s 

hampered*

W O rk ou t o f 

th e L o n g h o rn s 

day. With both the 

o u tfie ld s o f t and slipp ery , Coach j

DI ach d e v o te d th e a ft e r n o o n to a 

lon g and in te n siv e sessio n o f b a t­

the A llen A c a d e m y 
Tri- went. dow n 

B R Y A N , T e x a s, F e b . 28. 
b a sketb all 

feature; 
n * * mat h was b etw een G ilbert ra cie r 
fi'-e i m atch w a s b e tw e e n G ilbert Kader-
in a 50 to 14 d efea t jj acad em , w e ig h in g 183 pounds 
W a lk e r ’s 

j t e r d a y a ftern o n . 

Shorth orn s! 
<iKnrth'‘rn*s and Ox B lan ton , w e ig h in g 
“ r*— u 
in field and to C oach
The g a m e w a s a 
h ere to n ig h t. 
s t a r t t o j 
on e -sid ed c o n t e s t 
lead by 
finish, 
Golden 
H opkins, 
la u n c h in g a s c o r in g attack in the)

2 1 8
pounds. Kaderli w a s th e winner 
on tim e a d v a n ta g e. O ther bout?
i w e r e as follow's: 

fro m 
th e T e x a s b oys. 
and 

In th e 115 pound clans, M. L 
N e w so m , e d u ca tio n , b e a t Jar*. R 

Price 

t o e 

T he first m in u te s o f play and c o n tin u - VVa]ker e n g j n e er, on a fall. 

tim e.

th e sa m e 

th r e e groups 

_ _ . u . : ---------- a 

tin g p ractice, with 
h ittin g a t 
— — ii *Vw 
p itch ers wept* unable to g e t much m g th e ir g r e a t sco r in g until the 
s t u f f on th e w e ’ , m uddy ball, a r id 1 fin al w histle, 
the hitters pounded the pill mer-1 
n l y to all co rn ers o f Clark Field
A 
the 
le f t-h a n d e r hit on e over 
right field f e n c e ; h o w ever, much 
of th e honor w a s ta k en from 
the 
fea t bv th*- f a c t that he was hit-
ting fr om th e right field cag** a m i , g o o d work o f T e x a s by sco r in g IIL 

. 
the 
S h o r t h o m s , w a s the high scor in g 
m an o f the g a m e. He rang nine
fie ld g o a ls and th ree fr e e b askets
fo r a to ta l o f 21 points.
1 
and G olden added much to 

forw ard 
fo rw ard 

P r ic e , 
P r ice, 

star 
sta r 

o f 
o f

wa 

n o t o v er 

t w e n t y 

f e e t 

fro m poin ts. Golden scored 

IO 

! to E dward A. Hall, e n g in e e r , on a 

fall in th e ! 

p ou n d cla-s. 

tU _ 1 ir 

T_ 
Jn th e 145 p ou n d class, W illie
P it.- , e n g in e e r , th rew F loy d Par- 

academ . 

In 
the

( ’has. Kinzbach, en g in e e r , 
felted to Rudy B eck, aca d em . 
the
a n d j ^ . , ^ 

e n g i n e e ,.f 

fo r f e ite d 

] f 5 

and J n o

to

iii 

for ;

Ray B ak er, e n g in e e r , in the 

165

, 

Ditch 

g e t in _ 

pound class.

o f th e A lle n A c a d e m y

in the in itia l c o n te s t [ e f f e c t i v e as th eir scoring.

the fen ce at the tim e. 
is a n x io u s to 

J H op k in s 9. 
N o n e 
. 
m an y p ractice periods as possible p la y ers were able to hit th e bas-
b efore th e S te e r s m e e t th e N ew I ta** as th e T e x a s d e f e n s e w a s as j _ _ R^>y L; _^°_°Xe^ isC’ 
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U n cle B illy ’s f o n d e s t a m b itio n s i ? 1 
to ta k e som e o f th e “ b ig b o y s ’ 
into cam p, and n o th in g w ould de 
light 
th* v e te r a n m e n t o r more 
than a win from th e G iants, who 
en g a g ed in a track m e e t last year

a t th e e x p e n s e o f the L onghorns i 
the fin al sco re b e in g 23 3.

T he tw o t e a m s m e e t here again 
to m o rro w a ft e r n o o n at 3 o ’clock.

have an o th ei i 
sh ot at big g a m e w h en th e V an- 
I enta-
kee< com e here April I. 

T he S te e r s will 

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R u dy B e c k , a ca d em , w e ig h in g 149 
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Beck w ith a series o f right 
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d o g g e d rush es c o m p le te ly . 

and J ea g o W hite Sox, and th ere is 

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MORE ENDURING THAN 
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Flashes o f T h e
I exas-h armers
Came to Come
Over K U T

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bt* helm 
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b oa s t o u r 

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at g ua r d* , fro 
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t i t e r t o n i g h t * ' I 
C heath am o ut 
W a l k e r w i l l p r o b 
I ay!"* 
b y at r e n t e r , and 
Camp at 
for 
E l k i n s , V i n i n g i 
. to cee tt g o o d j 

and Earl 

den I

.«rvice in t h e f r ay .
Coach Reed will moi*' than like 
the com b in a tion o f Ko 
Iv s*n*l 
fo rw ard s 
n o , n y and Ramped at 
Hoke at te n t e r , Kenton and Eel 
at guards against the S te e r fo r *** 
Radio s t a tio n KUT is m aking ar, 
e ff o r t to b r oa d cast th e ga m e to 
they can g I 
lf 
n ig h t anti will 
Bom* <>ne to sponsor it 
They hav« 
flushes and s e n d 
o ffe r e d 
t h e air a n d 

th- 
I h e m o u t o v e r 
will be don*- if th*- g am e ca n no t bt 
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T m ** Sport* Editor

C O N F E R E N C E HT A N D IN O

Arkansan 
T E X A S .
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T. C. U«
Rice 
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A. & M.

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B a y lo r

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At F<

Worth.

M, U.

’‘Rat*” Wat son, threat Longhorn 

quarterback, back 

in 

th e 

day 

w h en G eo rg e “ Hook" M cCullough 

yrAA p r em ier w in gm an fo r Texas*,

' 1 

the cam p u s y® 

w a t around 
in Chi cairo 
day. Rat- has been 
fo r the* pa-* few y* 
but had to 
t ome ba< k to dear old T ex as, o l d 
fa n s probably rem em b er tha t Wat 
son and M cCullough w e re a pair 
o f the g r e a t e s t o f f e n s iv e threat 
fur
that ever w o re gridiron * leat 

A l l f r e s h m e n 

i n t e r e s t e d 

in 

b e c o m i n g 

f r e s h m e n 

b e e b a l l 

m a n a g e r * t e e M a r t y K a r o w o r 

l e a v e 

t h e i r n a m e * at 

t h e A t h ­

l e t i c C o u n c i l o f f i c e a t 

o n c e 

F r e s h m e n 

n u m e r a l 

t w e e t e r * 

w i l l h e a w a r d e d at 

t h e e n d o f 

t h e * e a * o n .

Steers. Tin L onghorns 

in 
the 
lay had all kinds of play 
thorn 
yet when th e team was in a 
fo r 
to g position , Rats would alway 
call 
and 
w ould sh oo t the ball to the hook 
arm McC ullough. And how Hook 
would run for a tou ch d ow n .

fo rw ard pa-* play 

a 

It w o n ’t b*- lon g now until the 
f ir s t big 
in vade 
lea gu e club will 
Clark F ield fo r a g a m e with the 
D ischm en. The Giant 
ar*- com 
in g T hu rsda y, March 6. McGraw 
h a s a n ice bunch o f p layers train 
in g at San A ntonio thin 
tiring and 
he is sure that the N e w V "rk N a ­
tio n a ls will be 
fig h ting 
fo r a p en na n t. McGraw has <>n 
hi*, club sev era l playei who have 
been ?tars in the big tim e circuit 
for sev era l year*. Freddie Lind 
J ack son, Eddie 
strum, T ravis 
home 
Rousch, Melvin OU, the 
run m arvel; Bob O barre! and ail 
th e rest of th** Giant first ■ tr iny 
ens will be 
th* 
Steers.

seen a g a in s t 

in there 

t

, 

o f the track squat* 
, 
, . 
third practice !
t h e 

lh** m em bers 
in 
w ill meet 
m ea t of the se a s o n th is Saturday 
a ftern o on at 2 :3 0 o'clock, ami al 
m en are e x p ec ted to be on tim e 
The t egulai d is ta n c e s will bt 
to g e t the m en accus 
the r e g u la r d istan ces 

run so *< 
t o 

I tam ed 

S a tu rd a y ’ m e e t en d s 
phase o f the 
j-n ng train in g. Nev 
week. training will start in earner. 
for the T ex a s Relays.

the 

tit 

Start in g •-^aturiiay th*- eoacho: i
ai i* g o in g to bo on tho lookout Un j
mon to go t<» th* Illinois m eet and J
th** natllonal m e e t , and th is mean.
w o r k f 'or thlose who 
in ten d 
mak** titi rn •*►Ive? good en o u g h 
compot*I* 

in th ese meets.

Ic J
t*

lect urei■ dinting 

AU rqen 1ire ex p ected to show
som e iia p io l -ement in th eir fo rm , j
■ r n tho conc bes have been g iv in g
the work w hich
o f go od
fo! rn. T I . m ea n s that m en wh*
on th** va riou s team? 
W.I Ti' t
their
to 
form a S WO a 

improve 
speed and e n d u r >

J ?! I vM tin

d> *inihility 

rive

(.A M E S P O S T P O N E D

B i

K ern

■bed a

reb

Sophom ore 

•.infs b e tw e e n 
th e 
or g irls’ te a m s and 
and 
ms which w e r e 
Friday, F eb ru ary 
ru-d ii filii T u e s d a y , 
M a lgaret Kirkner, 
od F rid ay.

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N - v Penny Slot Heat*«. direct fr->m 
factory. %2& 
easy 
term s. They will pay for them selves. 
W rit- tor list of ,, ,r scales end vend- 
in* re artou**. !>f whi*-* we have more 
than 6# d istin ct types.

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Big le a g u e m an a gers have sev­
eral m o tiv es in pla ing exhibition 
g a m e s w ith c o lle g e nines. 
They
th a t such aa U n c le B illy 
f i n d 
I h s c b ’s tea m o f f e r th em the beat 
g a m e s t h a t t h e y can g et 
in the 
apr! ng.

Then f o r th e p est sev era l ye ars 
lea g u e m aterial 
m o st o f th e b ig 
has com e 
the c o lle g e dia­
from 
monds, and b y p la y in g exhibition 
learns a p m . 
g a m e s a g a in s t su d , 
Such play 
find m ay be secured. 
o rs a* Pink y H ig g in s and Johnny 
likely bt 
E ailton will m ore th an 
w a tch ed very cl os aly by the 
‘ e 
tim e scout* this seaso n .

d a y of
* aeried 
batting

Y e ste r d a y w a s another 
su n s hin e and U n cle Bill) 
th rough a s t i f f 
h is m en 
pra ctice. 
;i- 
The boy? ar*1 
g r e a t and w th prettv w»- 
n e x t w e e k th e boys will b 
prim ed to ta k e on th e (d a r t

Daedalion Quarterly 

Ha* Short Stories

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28.— Three® 

D E N T O N . 

I *
sh o r t sto r ie s by E l o b e Ball, San 
A n t o n i o ; F ar Ander -or., Mad 
Ville, and M argaret N 
n. 
S h a m r o c k , w ill fe a t u r e the second 
i*uue o f th e D a e d a lia n Q uarterly, 
the T exas 
l i t e r a r y m a g a z in e o f 
The 
S t a t e C o lle g e 
d M i shuted 
m a g a z i n e 

fo r W om en. 

w ill 

ba 

• 

M arch 7.
I T w o n a r r a ti v e s k e t c h e s b y D or­
o t h y M ilner, H e n r i e t t a and Isabel 
W a l l e r , W ic h i t a F all*, and fo rm al 
A sta y * b y E d ith K e r n , D a lla s, and 
Walla G r a c e R eed , B le s s in g , w ill 
ihe in c lu d e d . N e ld a T a y io r . V a n 
A l k y n e , and V iv ia n B r a c k e t t , ban 
A u g u s t i n e .w ill h a v e p o e m s in th e 

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Inter-Squad Track

Meet Today at 2:30
... 

, 

a f f a i r 

he 
w eig h t 
law, runner 
W hite, 
w e ig h in g 2ux poun* 
Kaderli, 
...it-rn it i Jvauern, 

lf w e a th er 

lo n d i t i o n s pet mtl, I 
„i 
, 

. 

»* a d d n ,
u au ern , w e ig h in g 193
i i 
, pounds. Kaderli knock ed VV o d e

a i u ;

i 

. 

I). 
we n W. 
last year, 
ip. 
s and Gbherf

Intram ural Boxing 

Champions Decided

fun* ja m m e d the 

w e ig h in g 120 pounds and I .

W

to w atch th*- box- 

ming,

nginet-r, w e ig h in g 

last night, and w *-re 
i card o f -e ven slam 
that d e m o n s tr a te d 

i 

in tram ural b o x in g 
s* * limax to an e v e n in g 
scraps < am*1 
th** 
f th e serb 

in 
, a h ea vy

in 
in

a win 

for 
resulted 
pound , resulted 
Burr. Th*- first tw o rounds were 
to*- to to e a ff a ir s with not m uch 
to ch o o se b e tw e e n both 
fighters. 
In the third round. B u rr started 
.rn 
F le m in g 
g rog g y .

a tta ck 

th a t 

had 

* u rate hittin g won the d ecisio n for 
H elium s.

from 

One o f the best b o u ts o f 

the 
e v e n in g 
the sta n d p o in t ofj 
action , w as th*- sl u g - f e s t b etw ee n 
Ray C o o led g e, e n g in e e r , (w in n e r ) j 
w ho 
scales at I M . 
the' 
pounds and Max Merrick, e n g in e e r ,' 
w e ig h in g 158 pounds. It w as 
a 
sla m -b a n g b a ttle, 
fighter-*, 
th r o w in g vicious soc k s arid landing*

tipped 

both 

; o ft e n .

Berry M. W hitak er, intramural 
d irector and his s t a f f o f assista n ts 
ran th e 'i g h t s o f f in c o m m e n d a b le 
J ack j
fashion . The 
R. J.

I cl 3d m th e second round,

In 

..n Iv g la n c in g blow's. 

Both W hite and Kaderli m issed 
freq u en tly in the fu s t roun d , la n d ­
the 
ing 
; second round W hite b eg a n to find 
* the range and had Kaderli on the 
* anvil- 
for a * oufit o f n ine. N o ­
body was q uite prepared for the 
sudden k nock*iut 
in the seco u n d 
round as it cam e “ out o f a clear 
-k y .” Whit*- and Kaderli hail been 
trad ing blown in mid lin g , and as j classed. 
th ey broke, W h ite b ega n to back 
towards ’ he rep* 
His o p p on en t 
fo llo w ed up, sw u n g a hard right.
an*! 
I he crow d began to lea v e an
Whit** hit the canvas with a thud 
It was a clean knockout.
| h>umu < la 

In t he I 73 

. * . 

p r e - la w, 

IL 
d e f e n l i ng 
F r e d Ohls, 
o u t l a s t e d 
and 
title.
le t a m o d his 
*1 o f f with a va urns t w o - 
attack in the first round,
I under th e co o l h ittin g
was a w arded the

w

bout o f the e v e n in g 
•Ron Burr, e n g in e e r ,

l.*in barb 
cham plot 
e n g in e e r 
Obis -tar 
bande 
I * - i t wilt i
o f L ein bach, 
d e c i s i o n .
T h e 
bet w e

i nit i

Doe

i r r v e i 

W h e n a h u s b a n d b o a s t * , " M y 
t h e h e s t m e a l * 
w i f e 
t h a t 
o n e a r t h , ” r e s t a s s u r e d 
w i f e 
t h e 
i* p a * t m a t t e r o f 
a r t o f s e r v i n g t r a s h

t o 
E n c o u r a g e y o u r 
f a m l i y 
e a t B r e a d , o f 
c o u r s e , h u t 
d o n ' t s e r v e it to t h e m p l a i n . 
G a r n i s h it w it h c o q u e t r y a n d 
t h e Corn* o f 
s k i l l 

t o a s t .

i n 

ltlv

It took fo u r r o u n d s fo r D o u g 

ju d g e s w e r e 
ass N e w to n , a*-ad* rn, w e ig h in g ^ o la r , D e w e y Bradord, and
133 pounds to gain a decision over 
J. Maglioli, anadem, w e ig h in g 133 
pounds. N e w t o n ’s a g g r e s s iv e n e s s 
won him th*- d ecisio n. T h e Sta n ley 
former 
<3>x * up d o n a ted by the 
T e x a s 
lig h tw e ig h t cham pion, was 
aw arded to the w in ner.

I m L m S S t

• a *

M cLain. M ajor S. N. Ekdahl w a s 
tim ek ee p er.

L, 

R. Gardena*, 

en g in e e r , 
w e ig h in g 142 p ou n d s, a cle v e r 
fig h te r had very little trouble 
in 
d isp osin g o f S. I). Barber, pre-law, 
w eigittg I 15 pounds. C ard en as was 
to<> s h ifty and hit 
for 
Barber, w ho was ob viou sly out-

too haiti 

“ S m ilin g ” Bill H eliu m s, acad em ,
w e ig h in g 152 pounds, fo u n d a real 
b eating
h ands 

in 

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