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A S E M I - W E E K L Y N E W S P A P E R P I E U J S H K l ) K V F . H Y W E D N E S D A Y A N D S A T E B D A Y B Y T H

Y-'Xii nasty

A l S H N , T E X A S , S A T U R D A Y , A P R I L 2 5 , 1 9 0 8 .

N o . 5 3

v o l . v i n

ARKANSAS TAKES FIRST 
GAME TROM LONGHORNS

brown FOR TEXAS PITCHES MAG­
NIFICENT GAME. BUT 
IS NOT 
accorded NECESSARY SUPPORT. 
COSTLY ERRORS.

[ISI GAME TO Bf PLAYED TODAY

to 

Tm* 

low , for 

* slow and uninteresting 
nm** to th e stettin g A rk an san * Tlntra- 
Tat by th** narrow m a rg in of tw»> to 
„np Tex** <l#»erv«Hl 
tho
umpire who. by the by f 
I* man, math* about h a lf a d o w n ran k 
fcrbkMM*. nil **f them a g a in s t th e visit 
•njr taani. T exas has n ev er needed th e 
i«i«tanoe of th e oflieinls to win her vie 
m ush p re fe r Ut lose w ith 
tories, sod 
bb iM ihlaM C tlian w ith it. if lone 

vt faust.

Brown, the I ta wa b oy, pitched a m ag- 
for T ex a s. allowing th e 
aitkmt game 
Jai hawker* lait a aingle h it, which had 
no part in th e co unting. T he T e x a n s 
iii n early ev ery 
M men on th e linac* 
them a rro w 
inning, hut could not get 

the plate.

I.kkfoir* e rro r gave B row nlee a 

life 
ai the accend, lint th e o th e ra were o u t. 
Walker hit safely in th e th ird am i waa 
tarred by 
I bigben. U n th e n wa* hit 
by the pitcher, and A danw on cam e tip 
with Wand in hi* eye. b u t Hughe* vim 
caught asleep a t the aw itch .

fa st one 

The lxmghoriin* 

ta lly wan culled 

iii 
the fourth. Adatnaon opened w ith a 
kit am) waa forced by Brow nlee, Rob- 
ertaon hit aafely. ad v an c in g B row nlee, 
tad Wcatherred chm ted a 
to 
right whioh Horn juggled w hile B row n­
ie wa* crt»**ing the (mil. R obertaon waa 
caught on ii vain a tte m p t to p e rp e tra te 
the %|iiecae play, mid S ta c y grounded 
in 
•Hit. Rolicrtiioii opened w ith a h it 
retired 
the seventh. W e a th e r e d wan 
aa three 
to aacritlcv, 
Stacy forced Robertaon a n d waa cau g h t 
bealing.

fu tile a tte m p t* 

A very exrtiHahle e rro r b y W alk er on 
a fait one 
to rig h t, an d a n o th e r by 
Brown, put tin* big p itc h e r in aoniew liat 
of a hole in tin 1 sev en th , b u t he candy 
pulled out. Sample*!* h it and sto a), aud 
a lane on lmll* to M iller m ade th e visit 
th e sev en th . but 
ors bulk dangerous in 
l-iddell smashed into o n e o f Brow n'* fan! 
'Hies with 
Ini 11 r o l l i n g 
fair and anding the a g o n y . T h e v isitin g 
^Ir*t baseman* hand wan ho badly hurt 
I Hat he waa obliged t o r e tir e from th e 
?an»e.

Iii* hands, 

t h e 

Brown retired McNenter in easy faalt* 
‘"o in the eighth, but Tom pkins waited, 
*f|d wan rewarded with four wide ones. 
to make it 
II'*1 ii bunted, Brown 
a d<Mit>le and threw wide to second, ev- 
^body being safe. Wilson hunted,, ami 
Brown could easily have caught the run* 
,,PI at third, but threw' to first instead, 
a,|(l thereby lost the game.

tried 

Stokes lilt an easy one to Robertson, 
Who *‘Ist booted the ball under the grand 
stand, and then contributed another er- 
r°r by throwing home a fte r both of the 
runner* had crossed 
the plate, Stokes 
tak»ng second on the misplay. Milford 
nded the miserable half by flying out 
to Adamson.

balker was given 

transportation at 
^ * 0p<,ning of the first, Hughes struck 
b and Wathen acquired a scratch hit 

J Weans of a very rank decision bv the 

^ipue. 

a,r advantage, Adamson’s 

\ s jf jn p ^ tic justice for this 
terrific 
to r >^ht went straight at Horn, 
' aught the conterfielder at first bv 

fielding
.

Tv 

of 

l+J) ^ k a n s a n s were quickly disposed 
i exas made ber la s t effort. A gain 
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to ciretihiCe 

TO THE STUDENTS. 
 

♦
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I he band wishe* to tat.* this op ♦
♦ 
thanking til one who ♦
♦ port unify of 
♦ volunteered 
'iihscrip ♦
♦ Hon list* a t the last campit* eon ♦
♦ cert. and 
itth**-lilied. ♦
theme who 
♦ On account of this the hand will ♦
♦ lie able 
the campus ♦
♦ concerts without giving an indoor ♦
the ♦
It 
♦ pay concert. 
appt .-plates 
♦ spirit of 
the student* in making ♦
♦ this donation, and h*»pe* t * * come ♦
♦ up to their expert at ions a* si I iii ♦
♦ versify organ ira ti" i i . 
♦
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♦ 

to continue 

TOURNAMENT 

BEGINS MONDAY

TENNIS PLAYERS TO COMPETE 
FOR PRIZES — ENTRANCE FEES 
REQUIRED OF CONTESTANTS.

All tennis player* *hould Ink** notice 
th at the annual I liberally tournament 
for novices and ,i mat tiers in Inith 'ingle* 
and doubles will commence on Monday, 

May 4,

the winners In*! Ii 

If enough enter the novices, racket* 
will Ie a Wardell 
iii 
•ingles ami dotkMea. A* lie na I. the win­
ners of 
the amateurs, after defeating 
the present champions, will Is* awarded 
former 
T ’s, in all probahtlRy, as 
years.

in 

The entrance fee* will !»e Tai cents |s*r 
man for singles and 25 cent* for doubles, 
the 
and contestants may enter 
novice and am ateur tournaments if they 
so desire. No one who lins previously 
played in a tennis tournament may en­
ter the novice tournament, hut anyone 
may enter the amateur.

Inuit 

la* made bi get 
the 
An effort will 
to award T.AA.’s to 
Athletic Council 
those playing in the am ateur finals, who
are defeated.

All desiring to cuter the tournament 
should see one of tile memlier* of the 
schedule committee, M. L. W idioms or 
B. M. Woods, nm! pay the en trams* fee. 
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GOOD SPEAKING TONIGHT

THE RUSK AND ATHENAEUM MEM 
BERS ARE TO BE ENTERTAINED 
BY THE SOCIETY ORATORS—IN 
TERESTING PROGRAMS.

ATHENAEUM.

its 

th at 

tonight 

The Athenaeum Literary Society w ill 
at 
hail 
in 
meet 
71 JHI oVlock. Now 
the “t.ood 
OW Summer Time” is lier**, there i- no 
reason why every me iii I a i should mu 
be present. Business is already “pick­
ing up” in th** Athenaeum right along. 
A 
to 
night. The Athenaeum extends an iii 
vitation 
to all visitor* to attend our 
meetings whenever they feel UK** so do* 
iug. The following I* tin* pi "gram f r 
tonight:

expected 

program 

good 

i* 

Declamation -Buckley,
Oration—Howell.
Declamation- Weeki.
Debate 

I'm 
hi bit ion is Preferable to I ^***;» I Opt ion.” 

‘‘Resolved, That Stat** 

Affirmative Cousins, Hoffman. 
Negative Warlick, Hmuol,
Ex tem pore—( ’. E. Renfro. \|.K *.iii. 
Parliamentary Drill R. D. .Nim s, r id 

leal; I. Brave*, coneen at he.

RUSK.

The Rusk inquest' your presence thi* 
evening a t the rendering «»f the follon 
ing program:

Orations ~ Boyle*. A. B. lo x . Al, 

ll. 

Fryer.

Declamations — Copeland. Killotigli, 

Humphrey. 

#
Debate “Resolved, That Future 

In­
crease of the U. 8. Navy i* Unneces­
sary.*

Affirmative—A. YVheelis, Norw«»od,
Negative I W M Young. Mark Me* 

Ex tem pore— M ti 11 ican, Norvill*'. S. lf. 

Ghee.

Reeves.

0

Miss Sue Shelton has returned from a 
visit to her home iii IV aeo. Sh** w a' 
accom pa ii ied by her sister, Mi** Mary.
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AINSWORTH MEETS DEATH SENIOR ACADEMS MEET

P R O M I N E N T EX - STUDENT 

IS 
DROWNED WHILE CROSSING CON­
CHO RIVER—HAS MANY FRIENDS 
IN THE UNIVERSITY.

D E C I D E TO WEAR CAPS AND 
GOWNS ON ALL OCCASIONS ARE 
FOR ENTERTAIN­
ARRANGING 
MENTS.

News has reached the I diversity • 1 
the deplorable death of Mr. .lames I . 
Ainsworth, a young attorney of the San 
Angelo liar, and a former law student 
of the University of Texas who had in­
tended to return and take his L.L. B. 
degree with the present Senior 
baw 
class. 
Information sufficiently accurate 
to justify a belief th at Mr. Ainsworth 
was drowned in the recent flood of the 
Concho river was received at San An-
gelo on April 20.

He was a t the time on a campanili 
tour for the democratic nomination for 
district attorney of the San Angel" in­
trust, and, entering the swoolen st lea in 
in a buggy, was swet away.

The w hole University joins in tin* gen­
eral sorrow of his relatives and friends. 
Mr. A insw orth was a graduate of the 
Academic Departm ent and bad done t ie 
work required for a 
law degree and 
would have taken it this year, Al v\ 10 
knew him learned to 
love and resp*( 
him , and his early death comes as a 
great blow bo all Ins friend-. 
1
g prospects alid
young man of f
much was expected of his pr-..i.^-ion.i. 
career. His life has been cut shot . b »t 
his memory still lives.

* "•» 

r i n

l a t

t e

An enthusiastic meeting of the Senior 
Acndem ehiss was held Thursday. The 
meeting win p r e s i d e d o\er l*\ n pi* |s*n 
deranw of Senior w i t and dignity 
in 
the peraon of W. B. Smith.

to 

A motion was 

the elfeet
that the Seniors would wear cape and 
gowns on all occasions ut which 
the 
class appeared as a c la s s , anoli .is eon. 
mencement Sunday, Uninni 
Ih.y, and 
Commencement Day.

trolley 

In addition to lim usual Senior eh.*, 
ride wa* planned 
functions, a 
and a Senior pi'..ii determined upon. 
The time and place for these occasion* 
f.dim. lug 
will be determined by 
committees: Trolley ride, Messrs Ste
phensou, Cohn and New; picnic. Misses
Howell and Faith.

the 

The picnic, which will prrdm dy 
held at New Braunfels .luring exam ina­
.
tion week. will. with 
which the c o m m i t t e e 
is putting i n t o it 
ami the proper m o o n l i g h t , Is- the most 
pleasant occasion of 
the Senior year 
It will probably Is- made *» 
function of the Senior class.

ti 

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T 

\ Harlev will I*' nut of town for

, , 

f I,UT 

ft ll V S

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in 

like* 

Every hods who 

TBF NEXT PICNIC.

♦ 
♦ 
♦
obi ♦ 
fashioned Imrliecue i- delighted to ♦ 
hmm that iii** anima I -pi mg pienie ♦ 
th** N • »nnu Men** mid ♦ 
given by 
Young Women's < bristian 
\ssocin ♦ 
ti<>ns will t ok«» that form t hi* yea* ♦ 
Plenty o f go*.,I thing* to eat .md a ♦ 
g* * si time ;ire I*. ing preps re* I f**r ♦
#
oii*rv I niv*»r*ltv 'indent. Return! 
lw*r the *bn, May I, I ii* I I In* atari 
lug (ilnit, th** 
\N «*man*' Bui Ming. 
and the time, ti** (* in, ami d*m’t
forget y**ur tin cup.

♦ 
♦ 
♦ 
♦

“ FLACHSMANN

AS EDUCATOR”

PLAY TO BE GIVEN BY THE MFM I 
BERS OF THE GERMANIA LITER I 
ARY SOCIETY.

*'

is 

w w 

I 'd lien I o r.” a liieh 

T h e lints! *eu*.iti«»nsl affair am ong the 
member* ■ *f th** tiertu an is 
tin* play, 
to 
i* 
•‘Flachiuaiin a* 
Im< given al 
\ it-1 it * »tiii rn 
th e I ii iv et sit y 
on Frklav, Mav I, Mr. K. R St icier.
th e m anager, ha* l«****ii bani ai w rk g e t­
tin g ev ery th in g ready. The la-t prs.* 
tire showed a considerable Im pm*omen! 
in th e actin g of tn<*at (karts. MI (tart* 
are well filled ami limier Hie abb* m an 
age m e et of lh Pi inter. Prof. Mc! sent bin 
lie 
am) I’rof Knelim* great r***t*lts may 
IL n«>t forget to c o n n * to I he 
ex (lect e«i. 
play. 
inform ation will appear 
F u rth e r 
in Wednesday*• Texan.
 

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The University of Nebraska s tintent * 
ara taking an actb** f»art In th** nun 
a 
paign against *ah «»n* 
monster parade march***! 
t lu­
stred* of Linr*dn, la ir in g l»***al option 
Its n tiers.

lai*t w**ek 
tin "Ugli 

MANY STUDENTS AT 

NEW BRAUNFELS PICNIC

STUDENTS CELEBRATE SAN 

JA ­
CINTO DAY IN GREAT FASHION. 
MR LANDA’S COURTESY IS AP­
PRECIATED

ova GOO S TO N IS M IN D

Once a g a in 

the opinion that 

th e a n n u a l N m J a c i n t o 
day picnic ta a thing of the 
|«a»t, lait 
tho*** who were fortunate enough •** 
to at tend the altair etui 
wis** enough 
sn AW* ken I fun
cur 
in 
was ex(*eriet»» **f t<* 
la*t liver tint ii the
21st of April tmcc more roll* arouml 
Fully dx humlred st intents autioiisly 
watched the threatening rain chuet* «if 
last Monday night, and when nu I ae*- 
«lay morning lh** sun rose hrigiil and 
dear, it waa a Jolly crowd th ai sta r t 
eil oui to enjoy the day.

At 0:90 a. rn. the picnic special train, 
•xmiietiitg of eight coachee with every 
taken, started for Ijindn’s park 
*eat 
The run out from Austin lo New Braun­
fels proved only of th*' desired durn 
ibm to furnish a cool and pleasant m orn 
ing ride. The ev ersio n arrived at ta n - 
da’s park shortly bef*sre ll o'clock, amt
the 
student* ware *oon kist amb! the
beautiful green groves ami meander ing 
streams, or arere enjoying the pleasure 
furnished by the row boats on the large 
lake bordered by the seenie duster* of 
<*il*diutiis. 
and 
adorned with 
its Ii ti mired* of aquatic 
(limit* and lilies. All morning various 
groups wandered *l«»ut 
the park **r 
spent 

th** hour* upon the lake

Isl os os * and 

palms, 

For several days it had been rumored 
lunrh 
that there would lie a splendid 
IsHintiotl* e n o u g h 
large*! 
the 
(MMtsible crowd of hungry students, ami 
it was well that the dinner committee 
(Continued on page t i

to feed 

DISTINCTIVE SUITS FOR MEN

$ 1 5 . 0 0 t o $ 3 0 . 0 0

We know them to be as 
high in character as fabrics, 
expressive 
tailoring, dis­
tinctive designs and ex­
clusive patterns can pos­
sibly make a garment.

You’ll find $5.00 worth 
of shoe satisfaction in 
our line of $4.00 ox­
fords, all the correct 
leathers.
shapes and 

Scarbrough & Hicks

he H ouse of Good Clothe*

 w here border th e lake and stre a m s 

I,a te in th e aftern o o n th e ban.l nKa ta | th ird place, 

! Chicago 
,

ta k in g second and M innesota precedent which we would 

like t*

estab lish ed here.

th e 

cam e lo y ally to th e aid of th e pictnicers 
an d dancing rem ained the a ttra c tio n mi 
th e eH u iii,
til 
T h e tr ip back w as one round of m e rn 
m e n t and song, and it was a t h o r o u g h l y 
stu d e n t body which 
satisfied 
r e a d i e d

tra in w histled 

for 

A u stin a t 10 o ’clock.

M uch of 

th e d ay s 
th e pleasure of 
picnic w as due to the courtesy of Mr.
the park, wh * conk 
Landa, ow ner of 
n o t do enough to accom m odate th e < towi 
of picnicers. T h an k s m u st also !*« * x 
\ lex w ider
tended to M essrs. D avenport
an d W agner w ho managed the q u e s t i o n ^
of 
single u n p le a sa n t occurrence b lo tted the 
is 
round o f enjoym ent, and 
d a y ’s 
gen erally oonceeded that Tuesday - pi< 
„ie w as th e m o st d elightful eve. indulged 
in by 

th e s tu d e n ts

a m ien or 

it 

M ichigan stu d e n ts who are u n d er a r ­
re st fo r p a rtic ip a tio n in the recent rio t, 
received $9*2.60 from th e recent benefit 
perform ance at an Ann Arbor th e a te r.

D uring th e pa*t th ree w e e k s 

t h e \ ale 
a th le te s have been engaged 
spring 
football practice, u n d er th e d irectio n of 
ex-C&ptain Biglow.

in 

due e x ten d s nearly tw o m onths. 

The in ter-class bn-elm 11 series at 1 ui 
It be-
all(| Die la st gam e will 

 on A p rj| 

C olum bia U n iv e rsity of New 6 oi k has 
estab lish ed a p ro fesso rsh ip of h u m a n ity , 
probably th e first of its kind 
th e 
world. W e have heard of freak courses, 
b u t never of such a freak as th is.

in 

tra n s p o rta tio n . Not a hitch or a noi lje p|aveti until June 0

ARKA N SA S TA K ES F IR S T GAME 
FROM LONGHORNS.

-------

In -le a d 

eom m ittec <k*ciding upon Oscar 

vx 1 * 
that, a lte r Brownies 
Ileud- 
ol 

The S tu d e n t D ram atic C lub at Iow a 
has chosen it* n e x t play, a comedy of 
th e um pire cam e t** ott? a - d e ta in *. and a Verv *nperi<>r and *erkm« o rd er, th e 
generously p resented W eetberred 
\ \ ildi s 
Im p o rtan ce o f IH n g in Kart>«t*L”
to 
trans|w *rtation 
and R obertson had been retired . 
ricks w as s e n t in to ru n 
s tu d e n t of 
W eath erred . and Johnson went to b at in K ansas contribute** 
S ta c y ’s place. He arose to th e uecusbm m jppnrt o f 
and slipped 
in a sh*w one 
which he lieat o u t a block. H endricks 
streak ed 
l*a***
m ade by blocks, when he sprmineit hh» 
an k le and fell, and th ere w as nothing 
le ft for th e Ja y h a w k e rs to do lait 
to**
th e Iwill aero** th e diamond Slid touch
|MH I K
him otiL A gain 
it
lid
ju stice, though Hendrick* certain ly
not deserve to lie it* % ot any . *

th e U n iv ersity of
t«* th e
tw o d o llars 
Id**
I 
th e annoyance o f
i* a

for lib rary depo-dt*. and 

th ird and had ?h* 

stttd en t enterpri**ca. 

to M o k .~ # | dopjl 

, * aV w p h all 

look .*1 like

a q u e s t 

for 

U n iv ersities all over th e o m ntrv 

,\i> 
the 
holding n atio n al conventions 
candidates 
n o m in atio n of p resid en tial 
N o rth w e ste rn h as 
noininated 
alre ad y 
L a F o lle tte , an d a t Illinois, Indium , illlfj 
M ichigan, fa v o rite sons will -h o rtl\ *tep 
in for th e ir sh are of free advertising.

f r 

to quell a d em o n stratio n 
th e c ity paper* had 

A t S y racu se recently, n squad of *ev- 
eral uniform ed policem en 
|m troileJ the 
cam pus 
that 
one of 
-aid wu* 
f the 
la ing planned on 
tr ia l of several s tu d e n t- arrested {,,, 
alleged p a rtic ip a tio n 
theatei riot 
No d istu rb a n c e result**!, and t he pdiiv 
m en w ere called off.

th e occasion 

in a 

M in n eso ta te n n is p la y er- are atrsug. 
in terco lleg iate mat <!»«-. with 

fo r 

ing 
M issouri an d Chicago.

U nder th e lead ersh ip o f C aptain

fen and Coach S tagg. spring 
p ractice will be indulged 
d u rin g mo*t of th e -p rin g term .

f«Mlall 
in at Phicttgn 

Northwestern University, whieh r.>
sum es in terco lleg iate football after lie­
for tw o \car*. will 
ing deprived o f 
play only th re e gam es next 
tall. They 
a re w ith R eloit, P urdue and Illinois.

it 

WE « n K O D A K EVERY DAY

K o d a k s L o a n e d 
t o S t u d e n t s

Jordan

610 C o n gress Avenue, Upstairs

GET THE HABIT. 
o r going to N. W. R U TLE D G E for a
Kir*t class H air Cut am i an E asy Shave.
solicited 
. ‘tu d en tC 
.*J 1 fI G uadalupe S tre e t.

especially 

*1 radc 

C hairm an Hall C om m ittee.

| Jewelry, Silverware,Noveltie.
J. L. VREDENBURGH
8 16 , C o n g ress A rs n u e

R E P A I R I N G A SPECIALTY

A u s t in M ale A c a d e m y .
A ustin, Texas.

th e
Prt-pnn - 
n iv ersity «d T exas. G rudiiutes e n te r 

lor all d ep artm en t* of 

the C u iv e rsit) w ith o u t ex»iniii»ati«»n.

J . STA N LEY FORD,

P rincipal

THOMAS & KOOCK,

CHEAPEST A N D BEST 

JEWELRY O F ALL KINDS

Miller, Tompkins.

Bases on B alls: W alker. W eath erred .

H it bv P itched B ell: lluglMH. W a th .n . dencej ml W hiti» Ave. B oth Phones 

DR. HOMER HILL,
PH Y SIC IA N AND SURGEON.
Office ever Chile’s D rug S to re. R e n

S tolen B ases: Sam ple, H u g lu -, Brown 

Residence, 224; office, 65.

Saoriflc.. H it: Wil*t>n. 

lee.

T H E GAME TODAY.

See the Prize

to press. T o d ay 
th e Longhorns 

Yesterday’s gam e w as played a fte r 
the 
th e T exan w ent 
Ja y h a w k e rs 
are 
and 
scheduled for th e final ela-di. and it - up 
to T exas to win. Come out and bring 
a lady, and help to cheer th e team 
i<» 
v ictory.

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A T OTH ER U N IV E R S IT IE S .

PICTURES and SILVER LOVING CUP 
Awarded by the Professional Photograph­
ers Association of Texas at Dallas, Oct. 
24th, to

The Elliotts

S. G REEN BERG ,
M an u factu rin g O ptician.

A BUSINESS EDUCHTIOl
TOBY’S
ru c n c ii raw est esuuts
W AGO, TKXAS 
h u *rf*u d Ldftui $\$i ,000.09 
K*.W YORK CITY 

A* 
*rtm i *f 0 „ /J6 
TNI MIG* 8**01 fCWOOLI 
FOR NIGN 6RI0E ITUOMTI

Fra 

t.mwr Am Tim

FOR YOU

UNIVERSITY CONFECTIONERY 
SIORE
for
ICE CREAM and COLD DRINKS
Welch’s Crape Jsice 
CHAS. G. W U K A SCH , Prop.
Cor. 23rd and G uadalupe.

YATES & HUNTER.
P R E S C R IP T IO N DRUGGISTS.

S tu d e n ts tra d e solicited. Agent* Huy 
le r’s Candy.

700 Cong. Ave.

A ustin, Texa*-

DR. F. P. McLAUGHLIN,

P H Y S IC IA N AND SURGEON.

700 Congress Ave.

T he w o re :

Texa*.
AB. R.

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S tru ck U u t: By Bnovn, **; by Tomp­

k in s, 3.

lose 

o u t, w ho, 

enough good d eb aters ra n not stan d in 
th e face of ac tu a l facta. since each y ear 
every body 
see* met? 
those 
know s, are **trouger th a n some <>t 
w ho g e t on. We have enough good de 
h aters, an d th e one objection of finances 
can easily be met by th e s tim u la te d in ­
te re s t of an e n th u sia s tic O rato rical As 
sociation a n d ’ a slig h tly enlarged mem 
bersh ip 

th e lite ra ry societies.

in 

T H E IN T E R SC H O L A ST IC M EET.

in te re s t 

th e coining 

T h ro u g h o u t th e s ta te and at the I ni 
-tat* 
in 
v e rsitv , 
sch o lastic m eet co n tin u es to grow . 1 he 
m e et is now less th a n a week otf. I»e* 
ing scheduled for n ex t T h u rsd ay , April 
le tte rs are received, 
30. A lm ost daily 
n o t only from 
th e schools which will 
ta k e p a rt in th e m eet, b u t from schools 
in terested b u t unable 11*i** 
which a re 
people 
y e a r to ta k e p o r t; and 
from 
w holly disconnected w ith an y 
school, 
ask in g p a rtic u la rs of th e meet and ex 
lieing present
in ten tio n o f 
p ressing an 
n ext T h u rsd ay ,

th e 

schools of 

tra c k m eet, become 

some definite action will 

M any le tte rs have been received from 
a s m any differen t schools in lexAs. a-k 
ing th a t th e m eet th is y ear be heralded 
abroad a s th e first an n u a l s ta te seholaa 
tic m eet. T h is m eans th e fo rm atio n of 
an asso ciatio n to which all high school* 
am i p re p a ra to ry 
-tat« 
would be adm issible. No general has 
th e idea of such s n asso ciatio n , o rg a n ­
ised for th e purpose of holding an an 
th at we feel 
nual 
confident 
l*e 
ta k e n in th e near fu tu re ; and we feel 
little h esitan cy in proclaim ing Uii- the 
first of th e re g u la r a n n u al meet# of th*- 
p re p a ra to ry schools and high acfeMM’l* of 
th e s ta te . All schools w ishing 
to Is* 
come m em bers of 
th e association, and 
not having alre ad y n»adi* know n - th is 
d esire, will n o tify M anager B ooths of 
th e T exaa T rack team or J . P . H ow ssf, 
d irec to r of g y m n astics a t th e 1 niversity 
of T ex as, im m ediately. By th e form al 
ann o u n cem en t of 
t In- 
schools th u s replying w ill become ch at 
te r mem tiers of th e asso ciatio n , and will 
have a n eq u al voice in th e fo rm atio n of 
i*e 
th e asso ciatio n , which will probably 
effected by 
th e 
d ifferent schools next 1 h u rsd ay .

trac k men 

in ten tio n 

from 

th is 

th e 

M ost of th e schools which will have 
team s here n e x t T h u rsd a y have o r g a n 
ixed bands of ro o te rs both girl* and 
re sp e c ti\e 
boys —to accom pany 
team s to A u stin . B ands will lie p lay in g , 
ten or fifteen dtileren t
p e n n a n ts from 

th e ir 

d ay is ax p eetad .

RO­

MANY S T U D E N T S A TTEN D 

NEW

B R A U N F E L S PICNIC.

to 

th e 

from 

th e d ay , continued 

(C ontinued from psge 1.1 
had planned w ith such care, for when 
th e lunch call sounded, it wa# six Hun 
dred s tu d e n ts w ith sh arp en ed ap p etite* 
who dashed for th e heavily laden ta b les.
D espite th e fa c t th a t every person seem 
to 
ed co n te stin g w ith his neighbor as 
whom could e a t th e h e a rtie st m eal. 
I.
th e honored caterer* 
Ball and M cK ay, 
produce a 
of 
in ex h au stib le supply of sub 
seem ingly 
s la n tia Is an d d e se rts 
luueh 
boxes and b a sk e ts whieh had been *o 
lib erally filled by th e v arious fra te rn i 
ties, so ro rities, B. H all. W om an’s Build 
b oarding 
ing, (5race H all and 
th e 
houses. T he co m m ittee 
lunch for th e d ay consisted of 1. Ball, 
lla n n a 
c h a irm a n ; B. M. Boods, Mark 
t*> 
and M u rray R am sey, an d it 
th a t 
th e excellent w ork o f 
t In- 
th e picnicers enjoyed 
day. Mr. M cK ay and T . B all 
t«»ok 
charge of th e ta b le s and they oprtainly 
carried o u t 
tie* old 
addage which p o in ts 
th e rum ored w ay 
to a s tu d e n t's h e a rt.

these men 
feast ot 

th e provisions of 

to secure 

is due 

otln*r 

th e 

T H E T E X A N __

A sem i w eekly new .-q ^ier nwneti an d 

p u b lis h e d by th e stu d e n ts of The I n .
* e rs ity o f I exaa.

HUOKNK L. H A R R IS 

Editor-In-Chief

H E R B E R T L. Y A T E S .. , ....................

...................... . . . Ass’t Kditor-in C ldcf

ILARBERT D A V E N K W T A thletic Ed.

, ........ 

J. ROBERT O’CO NNOR.................... ..

I .OR ENA MIDDLEBROOK . ..Ixwsal Ed.

\s»*t A th letic Ed.

 

A ssociate Editor*, 

i A)ui*e Tem ple. 
Annie Sowell.
I ten Oyer.
I eon Goodman. 
II. R. S m ith ,
It. M. W oods.

Drew M agg*
F. V. P hipps 
N. I*. M orrow. 
Raul U H aynes. 
W . A. P h ilp o ti.
Percy W. Evan*.

E. L. RA M SD K LL........................... M anager
IIA R D IE L. DA V IS ..........Ass’t M anager

E n tered a s second cl*ss m a tte r Sep 
th e poatottice a t 
th e s e t of Con 

tem b er 26, 1907, a t 
A u stin , T ex as, under 
gress *»f M arch 3, U N .

A ddress all com m unications 

to 

11 

T exan, A ustin, T e ia s .

S ubscription per y ear 

............... 

$1.60

T H E M. K. A T. LEAGUE.

th e 

F or a num ber of y e a n 

t niver 
in all 
s ily has show n a stra n g e ajsith v 
u i a t t e n of forensic* an d o ra to ry . 
I his 
is * c o n s ta n t source of su rp rise to th e 
older a lu m n i who w ere here in th e haly 
con d a y s when d eb atin g w as th e most 
im p o rta n t and th e m«*st e n th u siastica lly 
su p p o rted of an y s tu d e n t a c tiv ity . Nome 
trace th e cau se of th is leth erg y Ur th e 
rise of local society as spelled w ith a 
of 
big **&” an d 
ath letics. T he m ain cause, how ever, lie* 
in th e fao t th a t th e stro n g e st men in 
th e la w D ep artm en t ta k e on m ore work 
th an th ey can well c a rry , w ith th e re 
s u it 
th ey have U> forego every­
th in g 

th a t kroka like a aide issue.

th e developm ent 

th a t 

to 

T h is is n ot well fo r th e U n iv ersity 
o r fo r 
large 
th e a tu d e n ta W# an* a 
enough in s titu tio n to hold o u r o w l w ith 
th e s tro n g e s t sohoolg of th e w e-t, while 
doing a s much along every line as th ey . 
four 
M issouri an d K an sas each have 
d e la te s a n n u a lly , and O klahom a 
three. 
W s have never had more th a n tw o re g u ­
lar d eb ates in a n y one y ear. D ebating 
is e n th u sia stic a lly su p p o rted there, and 
in te r­
does n ot an ru sc n early so much 
e s t here. H owever, 
th e re w as som e 
th in g of s revival th is y e a r, ow ing part* 
th e q u estion w as 
ly 
to 
to 
la st spring, b u t 
announced 
judicious ad v ertisin g given by th e k»eal 
sem i-w eekly. A t a recen t m eeting th e 
O rato rical A ssociation voted th e “ 1 and 
th e in terco lleg iate re p re s e n t­
G avel” to 
ativ es. T h is w ill give a very d esirab le 
and effective incentive, an d can n ot b u t 
have 

favorable resu lts.

th e fact 

largely 

t h a t 

to send o u t tw o te a m s, one 

A t p resen t we have d eb a tin g 

re la ­
tio n s w ith both K ansas and M issouri 
for n ex t yiwr. T hese in s titu tio n s b o th 
deb ate each other. No reason 
is a p ­
p aren t w hy we should n o t form w ith 
them a tria n g u la r league, allow ing each 
to 
school 
d eb ate a t home, th e o th e r at Colum bia 
or K ansas. T he fact th a t each school 
would have a 
rep resen tin g each 
side of th e qu estio n would insure c a re ­
ful and 
tho ro u g h w ork. T h e size of 
th e scliools an d above all th e big. broad 
th o se m a tte rs 
s p irit 
will c o n trib u te 
th e 
p a rt of th e s tu d e n t l»ody here.

th e y m a n ifest 

in terest on 

to an 

team 

in 

rem arked 

I t has alre ad y been 

th a t 
th re e an n u al debaftce. 
O klahom a has 
We can c e rta in ly carry ns m any. We 
have th e stro n g e st 
law school w est of 
th e M ississippi, an d as large a stu d en t 
body. T here are m any reaso n s w hy we 
I hat school 
should d eb ate O klahom a. 
its stu d e n ts 
is closest 
are h a tiv e T exans. We have th e closest 
in ­
possible k in sh ip in s y m p a t h ie s and 
te re s ts w ith 
its
th a t new s ta te and 
U n iv e rsity .

t<i us. M any of 

tim e 

M oreover, 

is m ade, so 

th e q uestion of 

finances 
h a rd ly en ters. The ro u te is direct, and 
quick 
th a t expenses 
are lig h t. Bv all m eans th e O ratorical 
A ssociation 
to d eb ate 
should a rran g e 
O klahom a as well a s K an sas an d M is­
souri, T he objection th a t we have not

The agricultural departm ent 

the 
U n iv ersity of \\ inscons in i- e x p erim en t­
in g w ith hem p growing.

at 

Y ale’s lfi-pound ham m er throw record 
is 161 feet, th is m ark being 
rece n tly 
m ade bv Carrol Cooney, a football man.

th e a ttr a c tio n s of 

th e s tu d e n ts w an t 

A fte r d in n er, th e U n iv ersity 

band, 
its u su al p ro p en sity of being on 
w ith 
hand w henever 
it, 
s tru c k up a lively* tu n e in th e larg e p a ­
th e s t u ­
vilion and for th e n ex t h o u r 
d en ts enjoyed 
th e 
o p en -air dance. A recess now occurred 
th e boys an d girls, arm ed w ith 
and 
cam eras, once m ore explored 
th e p ark , 
to o k in th e sig h ts of th e city , o r secu r­
ing b o ats, m a n y p a rtie s rowed up th e 
lak e an d sp e n t th e rem ain in g h o u rs on
th e cool w a t e r under 
boughs of th e g reat tre e s w hich every-1 tereoO egiate g y m n astic 

T he Seniors of D ePauw have p re se n t­
ed a steel flag pole 160 f«*et high t*» the 
U n iv ersity .

th e overh an g in g W isconsin lias won th e ‘-w estern 

in 
cliampi mship,”

S p ecialist in lenses for th e eye. En 
leading people. We
in tw o h o u rs’ no

th e 

dorsed by all 
fill any p rescription 
tiee.
709 Cong. Ave. 

Old P hone 1340.

JNO. E. KELLER,
7*24 Congress Ave.

K o d ak s and M aterials, F ountain Pen* 
F in e S ta tio n e ry .

S c h u l z e ’s C o z y C o r n e r

GOO D TH IN G S TO EAT

C orner T w e n ty -fo u rth an d G uadalupe.

 RADIATOR.

MUSICAL PROGRAM ARRANGE D.

THE TEXAN.

N ote th e changes wrought bv tim e 

A ustin, T exas

And to please you th in g ' were I* night 

C A L H O U N R EC E IV E S H O N O R S

V IC ISS IT U D E S OF BOARDING-HOUSE 
HASH.

co m es wi t h spring 

I t s a 

th in g th a t 
Never fail* 

fin ite a c u sto m ary 
T h a t Prevail*

thing

M idst th e ladies giving meal*
S tarv e a fellow ’till he squeal'.
And his v ery blood congeals 
T ill he sw ales!

In th e fall and w inter m onths 
Seem s a b s u rd —
By ber m any kitchen stu n ts 
You w ere st irre d ;

She had m u tto n , veal, all m eats,
AU th e vegetables and w heata,
M ixing fru its and am ple **weeis„

I have heard.

Then y o u r every wi*h was sought 

Every d ay,

S tra n g e to say?

W h a t a sumptuous Inward she *« t .
All j o u r a p p e tite to whet 
Now you th in k w ith Aam regret 

Of th is day.

j F ares th a t m ore as doe* the clime. 

lf Vol! please; 

Ample ease;

Now ’tis Imcon, beans, and bread.
All w ith «*iiff rn* dawn** well 
.flint a m y riad Aiea have fed 

In th e te as!

lf you know a quick m p h 

Tell me tru e ,

it 

Tell if such is done ami why 

T h u s to y o u ;

W hy do “ ra tio n ladies" stop. 
d u s t as sp rin g logins to pop.
S erving else ©seep! mere slop 

As th ey do?

 

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CONCERT

MONDAY NIGHT.

I. I* K.

T he m em bers of th e U niversity Is*rn! 
will tre a t th e stu d e n ts to an o th er open 
la ir concert M onday n ig h t a t A oVhwk. 
Concert* w ill also be given each succeed 
exam ination 
ing M onday night 

u n til 

A t M ichigan th e Senior Law student* 
give an a n n u al dams* on April 
I. ami 
serve w rit* of subpoena on the girl* they 
w M t to ask . by way «»f invitation.

ROBT. E. THIELE.
Dealer in
a l l k i n d s or m e a t s a n d
SAUSAGE.
ta d Guadalupe St*.

l i t h 

Cor. 

Old phono 420. 

!*«» phono 549.

HJO STRAW HATS

Look like the $5.00 
kind, worth $4.00 
Soft 
any where. 
Brims too. Vat sits 
boys take to them 
like ducks to water

Moore & M orrison
Mens A pparel 

1808 and 1810 Lavaca St.

BOTTLED CO CA-CO LA 
IS BETTER

Htfhly carbonated, u n iform s tre n g th 

and flavor.

DELICIOUS AND 
REFRESHING

Aik for it. Your dealer can get 
far you, or by th e case from

a

STAR BOTTLING CO.

Sale authorised A gen ts and B o ttle r s 

for th is T erritory.

Phones 346.

We are still tak in g orders for s u its 
it the rate of tw o or th ree a day. 
We carry a com plete su p p ly of brand 
wv tennis goods. Call 
for A yers 
learn* balls, 75 cen ts a pair. T h ey 
ire the beat. Porous k n it underw ear 
<5 cents a piece; dress sh irts, a new 
Mock, were $1.50, now $1.25, and our 
•bole line of m en's 
fu rn ish in g s at 
proportionately low prices.

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

Subscribe for th e T ex an .

HIGH ART TAILORING 

COMPANY

w eek.

HEW SW ELL S U IT IN G S .

 

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Its too hot to hurry — W hen you are down

town stop iii at our store It s cool

20th CENTURY DRUG STORE
S M IT H & JA C K S O N

Phone* 288

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

-

-

C apital -
-
Surplus an d P rofits 
-
-
Deposits 

-

-

-

-

-
- 

-

-

 $300,000
225,000
 2,500,000

Business o f the F a c u lty and S tu d e n ts of the U n iv ersity solicited.

(OR th e best ice cream and latest cold drinks, come to the biggest, 

r o o m ie s t, and airiest place in Texas 

K US YOUR 

ICE CREAM ORDERS FOR YOUR BLOWOUTS— DELIVERED 
A W O L F Sc B R O *

I 

IN FREEZERS

B o t h P h o n e *

>00.2 f 

^ L o n g r e s a A v e .

Th<

e program next Sundnv attem ooti 
will consist exclusively of music. 
Flu* 
m usic will be led bv Mr. J. M. P a t t o n . 
Among the num bers to be 
are*
A vocal solo by Mi** Bicklei and .« se 
lection by the In d ies Violin (Tub Chis 
will probably be the be**t 
gram of the year.

musical prn

Don’t forget th e big “ V arsity Bans* 
j cue'* to be given bv th e Y. V\ . and \ M 
! t \ A. next F riday evening. Max 
I v 
c r vbody welcome

I 

STU DENT CANVASSERS

j Make 2tf) per cen t prolit during vat a 1 ion 
I handling our Superlitie Original Stereo 
graphs. We furnish gmsl- direct at Lu 
tory prices and save ou r agents th** prof 
its paid to general ag en ts and Held man 
V ddi»" 
agers by o th er view Arms 
S tan d ard Scenic lb ., K ansas < tty . Mo.

The following le tte r, recently reeeiveil 

a t th e Texan office, will prove of intel 
e«t to th e law stu d e n ts:

Beaum ont. T exas, April *2*2. INO* 

Edit or The T e \a n . U niversity of f f i s s , 

Dear Biri Knowing th a i you are al 
w ays anxious to record sn.' honor am 
ferred upon sn ex s tu d e n t, I Iwg leave 
to call your a tte n tio n to the (set th a t 
a t th e last m eeting o f th e county am i 
miaaionera of M fe ro o a county, Mr A. 
Ludlow Calhoun. IJ< . B 
tW. was ap 
pointed as ju stire of th e pa-are of pre 
cinct No. I, Jefferson county. Lexa*. I'M 
th e unexpired term of Bam IM m e*, ie 
signed.

D uring his first week. Ju d g e « a l hoi in 
has “sat* on tw o c o rp u s , one tieing a 
suicide, the o th er a boy who ac* td en tly

shot him self.

Ju d g e ('alienin'* ehsnces f«.i e la tio n 
are excellent if advices of In* w nipiisfii 
m anager may Is* Isdieved; he ha* no «q» 
po n e tt. Very tru ly yours.

NS EX *>*11 DI VI

NOTICE, SE N IO R S!

and gown* may 
through 
m u tt be 

I* rented or 
C aps 
th e Ob op. M easure 
bought 
tak en by W ednesday. 
menta
April 22. Please atten d to thin at oner 
aa it will take nome tim e to h a v e t h e 
garm ent* made. Thone deairing to rent 
uniat also he fitted by W ednesday

Ivan Doreff, th.* Chicago foot I* 11 

"

•pent $12*5 of hi* own money and went 
$110 in debt before In* could -emir*' em 
ploy men t for fo u r hundred o f bi* 
lei 
low countrym en who were starv in g *» 
Chicago. Them? four hundred B ulgarians 
had le ft home and been lured to Aliter 
trick
lea, “th e 

land of promise." b t 

st ea ms h i p agent s. Doretr* 
as orifice 
som ething of which all 

in effecting 

th eir 

• It

al 
 
i« 
re-.m 
c o lle y m e n 

 

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A fter a long period of suapei.M*. On­
board of regents of Misaippi baa decided 
place 
to allow fwd ba II to retain 
am ong Un I v arsity athletic*, and th e sin- 
dent* are correspondingly Ju b ilan t, 
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its 

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T h e J u n io r, a t S outhw estern wi re r e ­
cen tly prevented from K»v1ii(f a play al 
Raviiiia P ark by Chicago 
an arch ial,, 
who over-hid them for th e liiealer. am i 
to re down th e ir posters a l - u t tow n. I he 
baffled J u n io r, contented tlienm elve, 
tv 
ik h Iith 
te arin g down ail the anarch int 

th ey could find.

Be Sure and see the

FINAL GAME

with
a r k a n s a s.

DR. F. W . S M IT H ,

D E N T IST.

should fe«*I proud.

O pposite A venue Hotel, over Keller's.
Phone 1034.

722 Congress Ave. 

A ustin, T ease.

IK

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Av 7

SM IT H & W IL C O X
A (lOOII I NX H S T M RN I* 
i n
Clothes, 
to 
is as helpful 
you as a good investment 
in any other C om odity. 
tor 
We offer you dollar 
dollar vallies in

S M I T H - W I L C O X
S M A R T C L O T H RS ROR MRN

I he N ew Spring Styles are 
really and they are splendid 
e x a m p le s of 
the finest 
clothes making in America

SUITS

$ 1 5 . 0 0

$ 4 5 . 0 0

Straw Hats, Low Shoes and everything that a 

Man Wears. 

A l l N e w —A l l Right

SMITH & WILCOX

608 CONCHES AVENUE

IF YOU H A PPE N TO GO BROKE 
Run Short or W ant to 
B uy a Diam ond, Sot
J. A. J A C K S O N
fit? Congress Ava.
• 

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t e x a s

A U ST IN . 

N E L S O N D A V IS & C O
IM PO R TE R S AND W H O LESA LE 
GROCERS

Both Phone*. 

Open Evening*

DR J. D. SIM M S,
D E N T IS T
Over E elier’* S ta tio n e ry S tore, Opposite 
Avenue Hotel.

722 Cong. Ave. 

A u stin , T eas*

Howler 

S O L D A V IS .
in full Im# of Im ported and 
«i mealie cigar* and tobaeana, statio n ary 
periodical*. b « k « ami liew apaper* Whit* 
aey'a (andia*. B illiards and w*»| table* 
new. Kep<«iring pool and billiard table* 
«tkfi Long Avo
a «)w*eialty 

Sulw cribe for th e T exan.

S P R I N G
O X F O R D S

A N D 

GEO. W. PA TTERSO N , U N D EB TA K 
PRO PRIETO R EC LIPSE 
ER 
BAG­
OMNIBUS AND 
STABLES. 
GAGE T R A N SFE R . F IN E CA RRIAGES 
AND LIGHT LIVERY. R U B B E R -T tl - 
108 TO 
ED H O SPITAL AMBULANCE 
IU. E A ST SE V E N T H S T R E E T BOTH 
PH O N ES IAI.

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

U n d ertak er and Em balm er. Kine Cav* 
riagee for Hire.
H ospital Am bulance.

413 C« n g itn t Ave. 

Phones 451.

CHAS. BINTLIFF.
M anufacturer 
( ut nice, Tin S late and S heet lio n Work.
R E PA IR WORE A SPECIA LTY . 
(ira ! cia** W ork. E s tim a te ! Funnelled 
un A pplication 

Old Phone 781. 

207 W. 6th S t

te 4 » » 4 » e e e e e e t W 4 » » 4 H 4 4 < ►

THE RELIABLE 
ll
BUSH & GERTS ii 
PIANO
B U S I i T E M P L E <j
J J 

C o n g r e M A v e . 

J. R. REED, Mgr.

SULLI MUSIC AND SMAIL GOODS ii

O xford, that fitjand feel good all 

o v er.

Tan. Patent,, Vici Kid Leather. 
The new fad , and the ttaple one,.

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

T R E A T Y O U R F E E T R IG H T

BURT SHOE CO.

6 1 2 C O N G RESS A V E N U E

P a l a c e B a r b e r S h o p
E. E ZIM M ERM AN, Prop.
Only Turkish Bath in Austin
Bosche Building.

 SPRING SUITS

FOR CO LLEGE MEN
$ 1 0 . 0 0 T O $ 2 0 . 0 0 
$ 2 0 . 0 0 T O $ 3 5 . 0 0

YOU GET BETTER VALUES 
ELSEWHERE
HERE 

THAN 

F I N E L I N E S O F
SO FT SHIRTS
$ 1 . 5 0 t o $ 5 . 0 0

STRAW HATS
HAS NO EQ UAL

4:00 p. rn

(NI

in.

PA N AM A S
U p T o $ 2 0 . 0 0

7 :9 0 p. rn.

T H E T E X A N

UNIVERSITY CALENDAR

4 OO p. i n . - Baseball 

SATURDAY.

ga nm 
Field. T exas 
sa-

on 
' - 

I lark 
\rkan-

7:90 p. rn.— Meeting of the Rusk Liter- 
Husk
a n N u d ely 
Hall.

in 

7 :9 0 p. in.

Meeting of the Athenaeum 
1 he 

Literary Society 
Athenaeum Hall.

in 

SI ND AY .

9:00 p. in.

M eeting *»t the iiieinlwr* of 

th e V. M. C. X 
i» *he 
Girls' Stu d y H all. N,n*i 
cal program.

MOND \Y .
M eeting o f the 

.M in H.
K« agan Literary N e ie t y , 
the 

R egular rehearsal 

of 

Mandolin Club in th e 
M. C. A. room.

M eeting of the t tai em*’ 
Miller l a w Society 
Ialw Department.

ll. 
in th e 

TI Ks DAY.

M eeting *»f 
Tarlton 
la w Society 
th e la w I b j M r t m e n t . 

th e B* Dudley 
iii 

Band reb* arval.
M e e tin g o f 
Simkin* 
the lay' 

tin W i l l i a m v 
in 
la w $**tcty 
!»*>{» i n un at

Individuality in dress can only be improved 
by clothes made to your personal meas­
* 
ure. Ready made clothing, being cut for no­
body in particular, does and must lack the in­
dividuality that every welldressed man prizes. 
HAVE YOUR C L O T H E S I AH.OR MADE.

$ 18.00 A N D M O R E

FIT, ST Y LE A N D SATISFACTIO N 
G U A R A N T E E D

lar R o b i n s o n

616 CONGRESS AVENUE

EULL LINE OF FURNISHINGS, ALL PRICES BASED ON QUALITY

2:Uii p. rn

Cftcim Castrati 
AffMt MMI 

Watt Sltlli Street HARRELLS

Carver Calfret!
A reave Mid 
West Sixth Street

ti * 4f* p. in
7;.‘W p. IU.-

Electric face ma**age at the 
barber shop, 607 Congress Ave,

C entral ut B u ll C reek I usaday.

T , A. K eith. B. A* *07. •upcrintendent

E. SEELIG.

BIBLE LECTURES END

MISS BLODGETT LEAVES— ATTEND 
ANCE AT HER LECTURES AVER 
AGES TWO HUNDRED AND T W E N ­
TY FIVE.

Min* Alary N, Blodgett, who ha* Keen 
in the city for t a o aeek«. h*fl a few 
day* ago to go to H im* Bluff. Ark . 
where she will give a m tw i of lerturea 
th ose which 
the Bible, similar U» 
tm 
die gave in tbia I ’n iv en ity .

in the flrat seven o f these 

Mi*a Blodgett name to iii* winier the 
auspice* of the Young Women'* thrift 
tian A sso cia tion . which extended a cor 
dial in v it a tio n to all I nivervily women 
aa well aa all women 
in the city who 
were in Ie re* ted in Bible study, to lak*- 
adv anlage of the course w hich she (*flcr 
ed. Thin course consisted of eleven l«* 
(urea; 
lee 
{tires, Miss B lodgett drew tori cf ii I Ie* 
•mils from the women «•{ the old Te# 
Lament, beginning with Eve ami treat 
lug in turn Sarah, Hallah, Ruth. Hannah 
and Jezebel. The last four lecture* were 
designed to la* even mon- practical aud 
helpful than the first owes. W ith un­
erring knowledge of the Bible ami a 
rare g ift 
in discerning the underh lug 
principles of thing*. Mia* Blodgett turn 
cd to the New Testam ent, and through 
its pages allowed the practic.it working- 
fbi the la*t 
of a Christian's daily life, 
two hoiira in 
day, Mi** Blodgett *|*-nt 
answering quest Iona which 
tan-u 
dropped 
in a I*'* for that purpose by 
various people who wished t«t a*k (pie* 
in 
tions which had not herm di*«*n**ed 
the preceding lecture*. These quest sum

hsd 

WHO D R E S S FOR S T Y L I 
N E A T N E S S , AND COMFORT 
W EAR T H I IM PROVED

BOSTON
GARTER

T H E R EC O G N IZE D STANDARD^ 
”2P © T h e Name Ie 

•temped or. every 
loop *■—

dtarussed 

the way from ti (build, 

ranged all 
ii* 
t«» the divine inspiration of tin* Bible. t«« 
.ti** oil 
the much 
doubtful pleasure*. The sn*wer* wit* 
deb n ile ami logical. and it was with I" 
gret that the crowd had Ic leal** l»**f«*re 
all the questions had been diacusscd.

question 

MIM Blodgett la pre em inently a w n 
man who appeal* to a*mien. 
\n at 
tendance on her lecture* ay crag mg tw o 
hundred and tw en ty five i* ample pr»***f 
that she had a message which the w(lin­
en of Au**! in and of the U niversity ap 
predated. She not only has a thorough 
knowledge of her subject, hut her rea* 
toning and her method of presentation 
logical, We feel thai 
are remarkably 
this course has offered a rare i*pp»»rtun* 
it v for a system atic et tidy of the Bible.

L O C A L S .

Dr Baxter, dentist 

lino Tong Ave.

Mr, 

.lam e* Aloyaiu* Hart**) 
turn from San Antoni** Sunday

\yill ri­
ll iv lit .

Chewier L y d tV *i**i»t a
W w 
I aal week iii Sun Marco*.

w

fe w 

i l n v * o f

Mia* Kihei W ood i* *pcttding tin* week 

iii San Antonio.

Mi**** Liicile Kaufiiian, B ettie O*op 
cr and l>*reiia Brown *peut Sn tidily mill 
Monday in Georgetown,

Don't forget the Central, 

In*** 
in Austin. KOT Congress

the 

barber 

shop 

J. Bultell O'Connor visited the Phi 
Delta T heta'a at Southwestern Sunday 
and Monday.

Mi sacs Grace and Lida Na-Ii have 
to their hom e 

from a vi*it 

re
in

turned 
San Antonio.

Jim Tlarley. Boti H ardwick and Tom 
D evine are the gu est* o f Ira Ogden and 
L ittleton Bicluirdsnn 
ill 
San A ntonio.

for I ho week 

Do you know 

that you can alway* 
get up to date cut flowers suitable for 
any o c c a sio n at the Hyde Park Floral 
Co.? 822 Congress avenue.

CUSHION 
BUTTON
C LA S P
l i t s R A T T O T H I I t # —ll CVI ll 
S U P S , TEARS ROR UNFASTENS

Pa rn pl* pair, .*1350., Cotton SS*. 
iii ailed on receipt ai price.

GEO. 71 OST CO .,Makars 
Boston,Maaa.,ITI A.

The Babbit Foot Club lias taken 
in 
th e following new m etnliers• Mi-- Ethel 
M atthew s, Miss Drew Stagg- and Mi — 
Lorena M iddlebrook.

Where ■ball I go for a nice hair cut? 
To the Centra! of course. The largest 
and most accommodating 
the city. 
Reno A Beasonover, 607 Congress Ave.

in 

W atson and F*li»* th llln ar*- -I* m lm g 
ae Vera I d a y s in S in Vntonio, the gin *' * 
o f Mi** Marion DHem,

Mi** W ilna McKee and Mi** 

l*»*ra 

N eill are y id lin g In s w 

\nt**n*o.

«>f the fa**nard fit> *i4»on|* »*
lug the week a* thi* I nlvw t il) 
friend*.

*pend 
y i*it in***

H E S S E Y & CO.

Mi** Ha Bet I Scary w ill I** at 
Beta l*hi hon*** for th e rnAt few

th e IM 
w i*ek *.

T H I

Mr. Hugh I aim ii 

h i ,,i»»* ha* 1**1 ill tied

fr**m Beaum ont.

C O N S ID ER A T E

ll* * ami cold hatha at (he

(V ol rat

twirlier shop, (HIT t'**ngreas 

\% *

Conservatism in Banking is to 
care for many in terests while 
capitalising none.

P A W N B R O K E R S

FIN E W ATCHES AND SPORTING 
GOODS. BARGAINS IN EV­
ERYTHING.

MONEY TO LOAN ON EVERY 
THING

MI*- M amie Scarey ha* r e t iii lied f io m | 

ll*mst«*n. where sh** attended her broth* 
cr * wedding.

Mr. Sam T. Hugh*t«ui h a- w ithdraw n 
ill- 

ft**ni th e U n iv ersity on account of 
health.

Tho sid n e y I at iller **-*eiet' 

ill 
an at home th is a lte r n win Dom I 
a l 

th e W oman'* Building

gilt* 

I m 

I .

Mi** Mary Shelton o f W a co i 
ing a few day* w ith lier *i*ter.

.fie lid

Tile Phi D elta T h eta 

* gave a picnic

Capital and su rp lu s. 
A ssets . 

. 

 

• 440,000
 

 

 

1,500,000

We solicit your business.

American National Bank.

A U STIN , TEXAS.

AUSTIN CANDY MANUFACTURING CO.

Fourth sod Colorado Sts 

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

W. A. ACHILLES

& CO..1STEINWAY-KNABE-STARR

Dealers to
Groceries, Wood and Feed
Special atten tion given 

Houses. Both phones 394.

Corner of Guadalupe and W. 16th Sta

P I A N O S
J E S S E FRENCH PIANO CO,

to Fraternity M anufacturers and d istil bolero High 
Cista Pianos. Phone us. 295 each pbosc 
813 Congress Ave.

FRANK S. TAYLOR, 

• Manager

C. M. MILLER

Dealer in

W all Paper, Paints and Oils, W hite Lead 

Varnishes, W indow Glass.

PICTURE FRAMING A SPECIALTY. 

711 Congress Ave.

Bosche’s Troy 
Laundry

STRICTLY DOMESTIC.
FINEST WORK.
ALWAYS THE BEST

Phone 73. 

806 Cong. Ave

Imported and dom estic 

and 
tobacco*, •‘lookers’ article*, newspafiers 
and periodicals. Urgent billiard hall 
in
the city.

cigars 

615 Congress Ave.

AUSTIN,

TEXAS

T h e C a p ita l B a n k and 
T r u s t C o .
A p p r e c i a t e s th e S t u d e n t s Business

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

' <* make a specialty of engraving 
invi-

announcem ents, 

•ailing cards,
'at it rn a. etc.

GEORGE MILLER.

The finest light livery in the city. Car­
riages in connection 

208-210 E. Fifth St. 

Phone 25.

H O T E L S U T O R
EUROPEAN STYLE.

Tobin’s Book Store.
Old Phone 510.

Best Cafe in the city. Sunday evening 
dinners a specialty.
T H E STU DEN T'S FRIEND.

Austin 
Printing Company

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

UNIVERSITY
PRINTERS

P. VV. M e r A ODEN
DRUGGIST
TWO STORES. 

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

UP TOWN DRUG STORE 
1610 Lavaca.

; BURNHAM BROS.

♦ B arbers and Barbera’ S u p p lier 113 E ast S ixth Street, o p p o s e Grifton
* Hotel.

ALWAYS EASY'

Misses 

Ixirena Middlebrook, M a b e l

A N Y T H I N G T H A T ’S P R I N T E D

WE A PPR EC IA TE THE S T U D E N T TRADE.

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