BILL CREATING 

CENTRAL BOARD 

IS INTRODUCED

Plan Submit led by G overnor F e rg u so n 

Is Before Com m ittees on E d u ­

cation—L egislators E x ­

press Opinions.

SOLONS FEED IM 
GRAND STYLE 
g u e s t s OF “

M em bers o f 

In v ita tio n 

Hunch

Gower H ouse Ac 

to Lunch at Caf. 

or Chicken Sula, 

Served.

s t a n d in tr ia l 

OF HOUSE THIEF

a s s e m b ly a c t s 

ON REPORT OF 

TEXAN AUDITOR

w est e m

,n e * a ffe re n t S o ro ritie s 

‘8*‘fy A gainst Man Who 

ssed to be th e Robber, 

i r *al Soon.

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there 
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fr a t e r n it y bill 

INTERESTS HOUSE

President

 

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U niversity o f T e x ... 

December I, otherwise $3.00. 

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TH E D A IL Y TEXAN ing president of th e U niversity,
1 ]^ en a te tte r t o th e Speak-
Th# Student Daily Publication o f the ^ 
t h e . H o U se 8 s k i n * fo r an
e r 
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°f sectionalism and unfairness
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Published every m orning except Mon- m a d e b y g o m 
9 . VT 

Lynn W. L andrum .. . .E ditor-in-C hief
Fred R. C otten 
M anaging Editor
E. L. H inton.............. B usiness M anager
J. II. Goodman------A ssistan t M anager
Robert L. Skiles. .Circulation M anager

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day during the c o l l e y year. 
S U Jd en l
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p a rtisa n s in the a n ti-fra te rn ity
kUC tt
Postoffice at A ustin, T exas, u n d e r !f l ^ h t now going on 
the A ct of Congress, March 8, 1879. We (lo not know, nor do we 
Subscription price $2.50 if paid before care, how m any N o rth e rn men 
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a re in th e faculty of th e Uni 
All th a t we care to 
versify. 
know about th e faculty is t h a t 
th e 
in stru c to rs a re com petent 
and of good moral ch arac te r, and 
we p re fe r to look to th e adm inis­
tra tiv e officers and th e board of 
regents for inform ation on this 
subject, ra th e r th an to a legis 
Jative committee. 
As fo r th e 
charge t h a t members of th e fac 
fa v o r of 
ulty discrim inate 
fr a te rn ity men, we believe it to 
be a m a tte r th a t can be inquired 
into and handled much b e tte r by 
the board of reg ents th a n by a 
lot of politicians.

O ffices: U niversity, Room 120 Main 
Building; up-town, 206 W. Sixth St. 
Telephones: U niversity office 3149; 

Issue Editor Today 

up-town office, 489.

S. G. BA G G E TT

S ta ff Today

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Roselle Gould 
I-. C. B ra d y 
S. Dodd 
I. Chasman 
G. C. A rnoux 

G. Simpson 
T. II. T hom ason
K. F. McFaddin
L. E t t e r
E. W a lk e r

THE man w ho d i s b e l ie v e s 

e v ’r y t h i n g h e 
hears, a i n ’t any 
the chap 
sm arter than 
w ho believes everything 
he hears. 
It t a k e s a 
shore enough bright fel­
ler to separate w h e a t 
from chaff.

S m o k e a pipe o r tw o o f V E L V E T . T h a t’s the 
w a y to b e lie v e th a i (he ••.S m oothest S m o k in g T ob acco ” 
is m o re th a n a n a m e . 
10c 
tin s and 5c m etal-lined bags. 
to n a c c o . 10c

It describes V E L V E T to b a c c o 

DC

J C — 

i r - J I

reception o r ^ i m refre.5h m ™ ts; E a ts , etc., for t h a t coming 
reception or dance. O ur Ice Cream, Punch and Sand-

to y o u r o rder 
iu yo ur order. . .O u r prices a re rig h t

£ ream milde 

»«

you happen 
to g0 
short or want to buy a 
a n y th in g else, See 

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e» nu

diamond

J- A- JACKSON 

617 Congress Avenue

u n i v e r s i t y b i l l i e ,

ACADEMY 
2212 Gaudalupe.

‘ 

C. G. M APES, Prop

W. A. A c h i l l e s & G

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f a n c y g S S S B U , and
COUNTRY P R O D t x j 

H e a d q u a rte rs fo r Evervtn 

Good to Eat. 

8

it,’’ and 
to e a t.”

’ 118 good

Especial atten tion to o 

ties an d F ra te rn itie s 
G uadalupe and Sixteenth St
Phone 865 ^

or°h-

TOM D. SMITH

f a n c y
GROCERIES

educational 

supervision and 

W e do not believe in freeing 
institutions 
s ta te 
re ­
trom all 
s tra in t by th e legislature, but 
Huch supervsision should not ex­
tend to details of adm in istra tio n 
which can be much b e tte r a t ­
tended to by th e governing a u ­
thorities.

2109 Speedway

Phones 861

Phones 862 

itni ,,

Congree A,e

Students a r e

I n v itf d 
work.
c - R. SA U R

inspect 

OLT j

A T H R E E KING CIRCUS.

to y ou r 
to you r 

 being waged in th e legislature 

W hen you were little and your 
I he unwisdom of a legislative 
fir s t
fir s t I investigation is accentuated a t I 

folks took you 
folks took you 
th re e -rin g circus— or maybe you | ibis tim e by th e controversy now) get elsewhere? 4 
found yo ur way out to th e c i r -
cus grounds early in the morn- over the fu tu re relationship o f -----
ing and sweated and g ru n te d and j fbe U niversity to o th e r s ta te in­
tugged a t boards and ropes and s t a t i o n s of higher education, 
would be wellnigh impossible 
buckets until a dirty te n t boss 
gave you a greasy nastbo ard 
inquiry 
legislative 
pass— don’t you rem em ber how j free o f the ta in t of p a rtisan sh ip 
your neck h u rt and yo ur eyes I a t this tim e and about th e only 
h u rt from try in g to w atch every- result of such an inquiry would 
th in g a t once? The Frontenelli be to intensify the a n ti-fra te rn - 
family were tu rn in g themselves *ty row am ong the s tu d e n ts a n d ’ 
wrong side out rig h t in the mid- by th e m agnification of m in o r, 

to keep a 

die of th e aren a before yo ur hor- J m a tte rs of small im port in U n i-; 
rifled gaze, while out of th e tail J versify governm ent b rin g th a t 
into disrepute and 
of one eye you got a hazy im- institution 
pression of an India ru b b e r lady | render th e labor of its officers 
who was bouncing up and down j and governing board m ore dif-
on a pudgy little pony, and from 
the corner of th e o th e r d is tra c t­
ed eye you sensed a prep o ster­
ously clown doing th ing s to his 
m ate w ith a slapstick.

ART LEAGUE GIVES 

ficult.— Waco M orning News.

PRIZE FOR ESSAY

Y o u r poIIdm «*.« ^ 
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P H O N E 7.3__WE DO T H E R E ST

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W e s t R I , . " ! (,a|i«y,i«
W e s t E ig h th S tr e e t 

Phone 1645

L E T US F IL L YOUR P R E S C R IP T IO N S

MATTHEWS DRUG STORE
p H0 N£ 645
1612 LAVACA STREET 

COAL

J. R . Reed Music Company
Pianos, P la y e r Pianos, V i d o r V i c t r e s s and Sheet Music, 

a n n a P l » v n . 

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t ome in, boys, and see our new store.
805-807 CONGRESS AY E.

A R E YOU GOING TO U SE Y OUR C H A F IN G D IS H ?

II so g et Solid Alcohol fo r fuel. 

L e t us D e m o n stra te it

U N I V E R S I T Y D R U G S T O R E

C . H. H U R L E Y

m o l e s t e r c o a l co,

Phones 246.

S t a c y - B o b b in s Ct
Real E sta te, Insurance Loan. J 
Surety Bond* 
o 
nt in all parts of ||]e

,ler'-v f«r Safe, 

Rent in .I . 

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Off**.: .714 Congress avenue.

JOE GILBERT, M.I)

BM ff,C Du 319’ 320> 321 
Bldg- 

Phones, old 1506, ne* ll

Five Dollars W ill Be Given to Student 

Subm itting Best Original Paper 

On Suggested Subjects.

Phone 685

MODEL STEAM LAUNDRY

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S A V E S Y o n n t n v r v 
S A V E S YOU M ON EY A N D IS T R F 

t v n 

T H E S T U D E N T S ’ F R IE N D

B EST

n t o T 355 New' Unive™t, b

the 

Sometimes it seems to be the 
same way with U niversity life. 
The A ustin are lovers exhibit 
paintings w orth while and urge 
the stu d en t to come; th e legisla­
tu re is doing s tu n ts with f r a t e r ­
investigations and 
nities and 
such 
stu dent 
and 
like, 
doesn’t need any urging to c o m e ; 
somebody lectures on som ething 
or o th e r in th e Age of Chaucer, 
and the English 2 stu d en t finds 
it Halest to come; somebody else 
s ta r ts a debate down a t th e Capi­
tol and of course the stu d en t 
comes and all the while th e quiz­
zes and exam inations are b u r s t­
ing overhead and round about 
the student, b u stin g though he 
be,—still he has to come.

life. 

And yet people wonder why 
men and women get so little out 
But sit you 
of college 
down and tell me 
ev ery th in g 
th a t happened a t th e last three- 
ringed circus you saw, w ithout 
reading th e handbill, and th en 
you m ay ask your poor unsettled 
s tu den t to give you an orderly 
account of him self and his 
studies.

U N IV E R SIT Y 

IN V E S T IG A ­

TION.

A t th is w ritin g we do not 
know w h a t action th e legislature 
has taken on 

the Blalock

J rider the a u sp ic e s of th e A ustin 

A r t League, a n exh ib it o f o rig in a l 

P a intin gs by A m e ric a n a r t i s t s is be­

ing held in G r e g g Hall th is week.

to a n y s tu d e n t of 

The league is o ff e r in g a prize of 
th e 
five dollars 
U nive rsity who w rite s 
the b est p a ­
per on th is ex hibit, the w in ning a r t i ­
cle to be published in th e M arch is­
sue of th e M agazine. 
P a p e r s m u s t 
not he o ver one th o usa nd words, a n d 
th e M a g a zine 
m u s t be dro pped 
box with th e n a m e o f the a u t h o r in 
a s e p a r a te envelope. 
The c o n te sts 
ends T e h r u a r y 15th.

in 

fro m 

Some 

g en e ra l 

The a rticles m a y r a n g e 

a 
hum orous c h a r a c te r sketch to a p s y ­
chological a p p re c ia tio n o f a e s th e tic 
values. 
discussion, 
such a s: A m e ric a n L and scape P a i n t ­
ing, The T re n d o f A m e ric a n A r t a s 
seen 
in t h i s e xh ib it, will be a s ’a c ­
ceptable as an ap p re c ia tio n o r c r it i­
cism of som e special picture. “ W h a t 
Is An A r t E x h i b i t ? ” is a n o th e r s u b ­
ject su g g e ste d , which m a y t r e a t the 
e x h ib it 
th e 
s p e c ta to rs o r w ith r e g a r d to th e col­
lection of p a i n tin g s a s an a r tis t ic 
selection.

th e view point o f 

fro m 

f u t u r e m in is t e r s o r g a n iz e .

F e e lin g th e need of closer a c q u a in t-

I P O 

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them -: 

the U n i v e r - ‘ j f

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vuv. 

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t 

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w v * w ivi-, I T U N

hope t h a t both w o r n 
hope t h a t both were defeated i or,'ra",:catlon 
We indulge th is hope despite th e ^ 
fa ct t h a t Dr. J. W B attle act a I,it 

ia not only to bring it.
J 10’' " relati°n»hip with
11 Wl11 af,or4 them
- • VV. u a u i e , a c t - ; a better opportunity to do ,ocial work.

o rgan iz ation is n ot onlv 

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us 

“ W H E N Q U A LITY COUNTS.’

O ver H alf Million P rescriptions Filled.

A gents F o r : M orris Candies and Conklin F o u n ta in Pens.

k o d a k f i n i s h i n g

e n l a r g e m e n t s 

f l a s h l i g h t s

 

E X T E R IO R OR IN T E R IO R v i e w s

•INO. L. MARTIN
for stu d en t lam ps and supplies. Ev 
thing electrical. Phone 320. 4081 
gress.

IL H. SMITH

University Tailor Shop.
-deaning, Pressing and Repair

Old Phone 825. 
2214 Guadalupe St. 

Work and Prices Both Right

d r . f . w . sun™ LC

t h e JORDAN CO.

iiiOCONGRESS AVE.

The Austin National Bank
of Austin, Texas 
Resources $5,000,000

KNOW S

d e n t i s t

7 9 9 ,, 
t ££ C ongress Ave. Austin,
Opp. Avenue Hotel. 

P h o n e 1034.

A U S T IN PRESBYTERIAN 
SANITORIUM

14 th an d Congress A n

Students cared for thro# 

U niversity Hospital Fund

STUDENTS* BUSINESS 

™ E

E. P. W IL M O T , P resident.
WM. H| F O L T S , V ice-President.

O F F I C E R S :

r °„R dIL » IRSHFEUD, Cashier.
e r . 
C M r a p t u a t a . 

DR. 

W.R. WEBER

DENTIST

OLOMEW. Asst. Cashier j Room 506 Littlefield Bldg,
Floor, Austin, Texas.

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’ “ am. Etc.

MEAT m a r k e t

Phone 625.

T H E BIG STORE-

TEXAN WANT ADS FOR RESULTS

W E F U R N IS H FRATER*! 
H O U SES ON CREDO''

I Swann Furniture 
and Carpet

 broke

S

a .v _ o t b a c t i v e . 

(

S unday at 11:30 the N ew m an Club 

met in regular executive session in the 

assembly 

loom a t N ew m an H all, 

president Lo/tus in the ch air, disposed 

with the formalities of th e m e e tin g 

with expedition, and read 

th e 

re c - 

In y e s t e r d a y ^ issue of the T 

th e re a p p e a re d a writeup of

d en t in w hich it appeared th a t "a T ' 
to r c y c le ridden bv S vt 

, 

tun in to a te a m a'nd bu 
it j i 
a M exican . M r 

had
*riVen by 

oinendalions of the cabinet, w hich m et I 

he w as g o in g w est on' T- S!i>teS th a t 

SOAT CLUB PLANS 

T0 BE REALIZED

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t

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• 

B len d in g Much

Prove and B e au tify 

tjje week previous 

to co n sid er p r o - 1 

s tr e e t when th e d riv er t n e d V 0 ^

1 rop erty at Dam.

posals referred from the la s t m e e t- J 
jng of the club, and to in itia te new 
business. The recom m endations w ere 
accepted with few ch an g es, an d th e 
meeting was thrown open fo r th e co n ­
sideration of m easures p rop osed by 

| aro u n d him on th e left 
j which 

th e M exican wa 

PaSS
r" ules

c a m e frig h te n e d and 
aro u n d , 

tu rn in g 

th e g u tte r . 

th e 
M r FT 11 
" a s th ir ty o f fo rty feVt -"i l'laln" i he

t r i e d " * , be' 
‘ °

,n

r 

" .ibm a very short tim e, th e plans

a U n iv ersity Boat Club will be

ealtzed. 

Improvements 

a re 

b e in g !

M e x ica n s a t th e tim e th et d d I ^
curred. 

m dent oc-

 

ma * aa fa s t a s possible on th e site 
owned by the A thletic Council on U k e 

S V S

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Dictionary

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U F S AND 

O I ) [JC E

E v e r y t h i n

‘ " t h Street,

jn-cauiiiwv u™b i w * o. 

.til, MIC con
A t th e con-
elusion of the reg u la r o rd e r o f bush 

ness, Dr. Ross was given c h a rg e , and 
be delivered a short lectu re on a m a t ­
ter of vital im portance to th e m em ­

bership.

I t 
*

i t '! hav! 
8 firood

i The meeting then ad jou rn ed , to be 
fo r 
followed immediately by a call 
A t th is 
the boys of the club only. 

1 

Sororj. 

meeting several m a tte rs o f p a r tic u la r 

concern to the boys w ere co n sid ered , 
[among which were p ro p o sals f o r a 
j dance to be given by th e club and th e 
N o r- 
formation of a baseball team . 
| wood, Gittinger and Tobin w ere a p ­

pointed as a com m ittee to o rg a n iz e th e 
ta k e 
team, and were em pow ered 
[a1! steps necessary. N o fu r th e r b u si­
the called m e e tin g 
ness coming up 
[adjourned a t 1 :15.

to 

M E M O R IA L S K R V K ’L a t V VV 
*
The Y . W . C. A h o i 

m e e tin g M ondav 

S iH s' stu d y hadh 

7 7 " ° ° " 

f" 

‘ he

a m em orial serv ice a1 w i n ' " * * * * 
ech o ” m eetin g 0 f Dr 
I , ' 

It 
* *
II,e 'ld erso" V

ta lk s to th e g irts 

ducted 
th e m em orial 
spoke o f th e life a‘,„| S m 'c c - 

^

G ra ce D odge who 

She 

of Mia*

% P N a tio n a l'B o a r d o t Z ^ T ° f
. ^ oun£
W o m en ’s C h ristian A 

the 

- R 
G race W h its itt sa n r 

la s t eigh teen 

: : " ' a t,0 n <,U" 
Mlss

S* 

j 1)o<tee’s fa v o rite h y m n s ^ 
E v a n s m ade a sh o rt b l k 

, « t s derived 
j le ctu re while h ere. 

f r o T ^

MiS>
T M ary
^
* A n d e r s o n ’s

 ^

 

A ustin. 

The concrete wall bn 

i 

poured and the sid e w a y , w hfch w m

A g u ia r

is practical 11 

' T

 ° f th e KPOUnds

'wilfbeCLdTf?^- Thiswa,k

Wlth an ir°n ra il-

IU 
the w a te r front.

intr ™ 
»ng on 

n e t L l he .nieet!n* of the council W ed-

p l a n s 'f o r 'r t " 

i‘ * expcoted ‘ h a t the 

Gie boat house will be a c

I 
I cepted and if this is th*
■will ct.,,., 

' .
it 

Gtit on 

 
im m ediately. 

the e a se * work
The
I oat house, how ever, though only a
I
I tem p o rary s tru c tu re will I 
and a rtis tic 
m ° dern
a re beinv
' 
, 

pains 

v « 

I 

ful and 
1 , an d , Popular re s o rt on th e riv e r
The building of the club house alone?

mf e * th ° m ost h eau ti- 

tw een * 5 0 0 t0 ? 1 0 0 0 

I la te an exp en d itu re o f be-
Around th is

house will be p lotted out an even
. oping te r ra c e , with a s much s h r u b '
I M , '
horv and flow ers a s possible. 

<■ intention and hope o f the A th le tic
Department to make th e placeT e rv

d o n 't " '' 7 and 

lnv' linP 

to 

the Btu. 

en ts and fa cu lty o f th e University
T he site 
OI VV ion, it is being built. 

w m T

c x ' , ' b t 

 r ' l v E R s i r v S T O - 
I H E M LOR $ 3 . 5 0 and $5.00 AT

S

*

TH E CO -O P

SENDS is TO ( O L L E G

T here is one person a t least a

- ‘he House who

o%c?rDot - *

only a d o o r k e e p e r . f r , Wayo’
probably ed u cated

a,1> tw o le g isla to rs 

H i

t " ° o f his boys ie f t co ,', 
ju n ior y e a r. 

^ 
her
,n th e ir

' I i h 7 ! ; P n hK H ,A T K 7 ( ' e n s o r e d
the d eb ate betw een O ttaw a
mid T oron to Universities had fo r its
su b ject th a t “ R u ssia is a g r e a te r men-

UUU lo the B ritis h U m pire th an is C a r-

I ny, 

th e d ebate w as prohibited by 

th # m ilita ry cen sor.

I he I,oar,! of cen so rs prohibited the 
<lu a te on th is su b je ct because, “such 

U question should n o t be th e su b ject
of a public d e b a te .”

Tho su b ject seem ed to have arou sed

con sid erab le UfifavnraKU 
f 
com m ent
n iia \o ra b le 
m v ariou s q u a r te r ., and partisan. 

is d ire ctly a cro ss

cannot vote, t s ' 1 7 7 a " d 

th'>USh hl'

T h e re is no ce n so r a t T e x a s U ni-

o f X n ^ r r iS a War“ Iroind 

hip w as feared.

u ppropriation fo r th e " ^ n v ' r l i t y .

t a t e 'a ™ 

t tlM‘ S',‘ bj0,'tS f° r public de-

cho“ " hy th e p ro fesso rs

t h e s p e c i a l t y s t o r e

SNAMAN’S

..

Extends to th** 
,i 
times, whether they need »nvii •
h a 
headquarters. 

If R js a e llit n 

t 

“" “l"," a 8 fordial <"*«»»lon at any , nd
“ "X h in g o r not. to ma|,e lhi(1 s ,

" elr

h .v a
have it. S tyle and 

c . 
h e and price a h ,a y s guaranteed to be cheap and better

S u ,t’ Drt*88- Goat, W aist, Skirt or 
 

>va,8t* *Skir* or Hat

 

Ha,t " *

inspect our

Gallery, 
eet.

The A m erican National Bank
Austin, Texas.

Capital 

Surplus 
Deposits 
Resources 

II. S. GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
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( i t s y o u r a c c o u n t .

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Ih. A. VVroe. V i c e * S d Y n t L i t t l L i1 d,c P7 e s id,e n t - ,
t h Rn0berdT - ^ *ce"President II PfnefflTn T ’ <?ashier
T. H. D a v is , V i c e - P r e s i d e n t 
!------------------------- 

‘ an I. Widen, 

C a r l T VV a ’ A ' ? , s t i , n t C a s h i e r

WANTED

Your order for that Spring Suit Our W™I
^

are ready with our tape. 

Let us u s e

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us use it on you NOW

a r e h e r e iln d we

TOM 

ARMSTRONG 

and RALPH

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th e “ eweo f hUtf ! f ° Ided m o u n tain - 
which is not obsructed bv
lh 
ho public b oat house which is „ „ w 

T he lo 
in op eration o v e r th e lake. 
cation g iv es one a beautiful view un

by J n T a ‘ I * 'a k e ’ an d is aP«ken o f 
> m any as being th e best and most
p referred spot a n y w h e re on the lake

Assistant Cashier

p l c t d T T l aS ttU' dUb h0Use is rom -
d d U n iversity B o a tin g Club will

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o f T e x a s 

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n win be c h a rg e d 'e-icb "1 
will enfin 

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a p p lic a n t This
.I e n tit y ev ery m em ber to full use
 the club house a s well a s a reduced
S ev eral canoes

the b oats. 

a te on 

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fro m the f ?

 Wi" b e o rd e re d d ire ct

oans ulj 
r Sale trj 
city.

JC, Au

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arbn

i HO Congress Avenue

Formerly with Oscar Robinson.

BUDINGTON.

pr.: if 

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B e a t s 'wbina -t | h 0hSe Wi" be 

cha rgeik 
UIS VVI I also be stored fo r a n y m em -

hei fo r ab ou t one h a lf o f w hat is now 

th e 'l a k e . 

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 ‘' ° m pany 0 p e ra ti"R on

SNAMAN’S

506-508 CONGRESS AVE.

BEAUTIES BEAUTIES BEAUTIES

I h e r e a r e n m k n k l . . ____

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)llls. and a fellow knows if he hasn’t paid 

, f f n,,nr ’ the Pr°P°»ition is very simple. List h 

l and. have Vs ‘ ° write you one. 

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have no time
V° Ur rece'Pt- 11 you 
'itig three dollars around to the

want toVvo?dU[h i" L u n s T o u T i!,lfv ii;i,eWWek h " 

I / iS Ht ° nte’ f° r « Wi" -

I A _ ¥ r 

“,!eaU<ieS” nex' week. 

“ * St the SU of a 3S5T Wi"

get me p.etures of a big group.

If vou 

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LOOK FO R THE BEAUTIES

W ukasch Cafe and Grocery

Clubhouse, Chicken and other 
Sandwiches. 
Oyster Loaves. 
■ w - d Supper, ,0 Order. 

T? 

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ancy Groceries and Fruits.
picnic Lunches.

JU E

Phone 4007.

Corner 2:)d and Guadalupe.

P h o n e 1 0 7 1

T H E S E T O N IN F IR M A R Y

Conducted by the Sisters of Charity of St. Vincent de P a !l 
Du ct poraled April 5, 1900.

„. 

SANpRIUM LAUNDRY

VciKft 
All work strictly guaranteed 

V i 
G. IV. VARDEN, Proprietor.

a « y 308|hirts
nts per su it-

USED BY:

th e DAILY TEXAN

THE CACTUS 
THE STUDENTS’ ASS’N.

FOR SALE BY
the typew riter sales co.
AUSTIN, TEXAS

 OPEN AT IO A. M.

C r e s c e n t t h e a t r e

Showing Here Today, Keystone Comedy Entitled 
“ H U S H I N G T H E SCANDAL”
Featuring Sid Chapman and Chester Conklin 

—also—-

“AKTER TWENTY YEARS.”
A Mutual Movie.

HANCOCK OPERA HOUSE

COMING SOON:

Within the

Watch this space for date.

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

COLLEGE NOTES.

are 

team 

About 

Louisiana— P rospects 

very 
team 
b rig h t for a w inning baseball 
Louisiana will prob­
this season. 
ably have a b e tte r 
this y ear 
than it has had fo r a num ber of years 
past. 
tw en ty -fiv e men are 
reporting daily fo r practice, and keen 
competition is being 
for 
places made v acan t by v arsity men 
who did not retu rn . 
Only five let­
te r men have reported th u s far. The 
corn club boys sh o rt course was com­
pleted Jan u a ry 29, a f te r one of the 
m ost successful periods of instruction
given to the young fa rm e rs since the ■ 
institution of sh o rt courses a t 
U niversity.

exhibited 

the 

ASK TO SEE THE NEW FIRE FLY Pump

D I L L I N G H A M 5^

b u y a l o t i n t h e i \kTP

vet of the out-of-doors should o w f a lot n 

, F ° R SIoO 

bo ught cheap and on easy term s m t 

e ,ake f i w '

fore they a re picked over. 

The f ir s t person we s h o Y e d 7 ? e' e0tio"

Phone 2585

T. H. BARROW & SONS 

10 bou* C

TIA H r .

 

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— x>«j*
Bld#

Bennie Finn, A u stin ’s s ta r 

l ig h t-I P R i u i> V w

heavyw eight w re stle r will m eet Ja c k 
J A rth u r F itzsim m ons 
N avy Y ard on F rid a y n ig h t, F ebru- 

of Broo J

y

t

Feh 

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F ° R S P E A K E r ? ^ 

the W ar S i t 7 

Devel«>P»..nt, 

CUB. whose m ain p u rp o se , 

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advertize athletics th ro u g h the S tate, jail 
Only men of sophom ore stan d in g who " 
have won 
m em bership.

two “A ’s ” a re eligible to to t b . 

»? 

ate. J al" 

ju d g in g from 

M innesota—The H onor System has 
tried a t M innesota U niversity 
been 
and 
the concensus of 
opinion, about the cam pus, it was suc­
cess! ul. 
( ’lasses ra n g in g from f if­
to one hundred and fifty were 
teen 
placed entirely on th e ir sense of hon 
or d u rin g 
the p a s t week sem ister 
I inn Is, and the stu d en t body as a whole 
proved itself w orthy of the te s t given

$ ° ° ^
•

 P“ rSe’ Winner ‘^

 K n ig h t; negative': \
I Sm ith.

 ^
T. e 

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K
• Jones, j

t 

t e x a n w ant ads

T l " 8 

" CVer y e t been p u t
| to the m at by anyone. He w restled
John B erg, who w restled P et Brown
of T aylor 55 m inutes to a d raw here
'n Ju n e 1913 a t th e Hancock O pera
House. He also w r 
a 30-m inute handicap

•™-m,nute handicap. 

“ v 

He also w restled Doc R oller The P ^ce is Ic p er word f ^ 1

Hancock O pera I T ex*n w ants ads will hwi
" ‘

he 

“F a tin g ana wrest mg fans aa taken over th* wk 

sp o rtin g and w restlin g f a n s | od 

ll be triven a rr**OQf *. 

* * " » a Freat tre a t by t h l 

a. 1 

. . . I falcon 

m atch- 

insertion, th ree f n s e r t i o l t t

fi* I

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c
ta k <m over the p h o n e ^ *
phone. N0
r!',, N
'U tr «»,

i_ 
'a k en for less than 25c 
120 Main Bldg P a v in 
 

8 y ln adV‘ ^

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D E N T IS T S 

~

TOM RABB, 
Finn’s M anager. J 

SOCIAL HOP. 

M rs. Sale will give a social hop S carbrough Bldg ' O

Wednesday 
Admission 
M „..c by Bcsserer. 

night a t Protection Hall I 
ladies 
gents 50c, 

d

free.' Dr. E. C. Berwick A

J DR H. E B A Y T p p -----------
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__ P e 131(-
52, Sc, b r o u g h t B ^ W ^ ^
lodge notice^
L 

em b a r r a s s ed . 

The Rabbit Foot dance has been 

postponed until spring.

John B. King was in Houston Sun­

day.

Misses Mazel Ie Webb, Jea n ette M ar­
kle, Jmola Link, and M ary Dale Riggs 
are to be the guests a t the Pi Phi 
House within the next two weeks.

Miss Wet® 

Ingram has returned 

from a visit to F ort Worth.

Joe RusseH is an expected g u est of 

the Phi Theta House.

Miss Tenia re will 

i 

th a t could exist a t a S ta te Univer- 
S\t y ' 
1 W0ll,«i like to b ring the peo- 
P e over the S ta te who consider the 
U niversity a school 
for rich men's 
-sons, down here and let them look on 
for a few m inutes. 
they
would find out a g re a t deal they had 
These prices have 
no1 kl>0wn before. 
I 
certainly been a revelation to me. 
those facts 
think PII send some of 
home to my wife.” 
And he looked 
again a t the bulletin board th a t an ­
nounced pumpkin pie fo r 4 cents and 
sp ag h etti Italienne fo r 3 cents.

think 

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Only once was th ere the slig h test 
dissatisfaction in evidence. Middle­
ton of Raines called long and lustily
I HP cki/tl/Aiv 
1USU,y 
for chicken s a l a d ' h u w t 
He ex- 
chicken salad forthcom ing. 
pressed su rp rise 
the C afeteria 
had not y et heard of the functions 
of chicken salad today, but the other
unicxen salad today, but the othe

th a t 

t f p n F L i m / i M 

 

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friends in Austin 
week.

‘ 

lur I
,u n n ^ 

 “ th 

V° t#d fa * M y th a t chick
the »ext en salad had no relish loc a S ta t, in

° f ** 

cf if ivKiww.
stitu tio n .

Sidney Brooks has w ithdraw n from
IT : r 'T 7 “" “ “ a w ,lourawn from 
lT„iver*.ty and returned 

th.. 
th e 
home in San Antonio. 

I he visitation o f the m em bers yes­
terd ay was the first of 
\ 
terd ay was the first o f several th a t
T h i, I, t h ^ L n 
I 
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r J o n 

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to hia a re planned. 
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th at 
I th a t is issued fo r today:

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= . . „ ^ * ni* “ the '" c ita tio n g a n g l i o n s

K U . salad, but th ere was no of the m easure

FR YTERNITY BILL

INTERESTS HOUSE

(C ontinued from P ag e I )

victory fo r 

the

passage

of 

neasu ™. 

“ 
R epresentative F ry , one 

the 
m em bers who introduced the bill, when 
interview ed stated th a t the reason he 
is opposing the fra te rn itie s is because 
of the class distinction they produce, 
and fu rth e r stated th a t in his opin­
ion th e re was no foundation of tru th

, 

reports of the u n satisfacto ry
tr diW»“ “ ‘H buted to the or

R epresentatives Flores and Decherd 
f o u g h t rn the minority report against

A Jitne for a Jitne
Quick service in a “Jit­
ney.” Don’t make a mis­
take about what car you 
take. You can save money 
by buying tickets.

Ride a
“Jitney”

L 0 l Ew l N E T C 0 S T RECORD 
IH E W ID E WORLD OVER

The Union Central 
Life Insurance Co.

CIN C IN N A TI, OHIO 

Agents of Ability W anted. 
S carbrough Buld.,

R ICHARD c o r n e r . A gent. 

Austin,

• 

A ’ L re er of Beaum ont

visiting Miss M ary Greer.

tennis rank ing

CONTEST STARTED

Lawrence, Jones, Penick, J. Thomas
and Bradley Are Successful I n 

F irst Cont 

The g u ests y esterday w ere; Speak- 
or Woods, of the House; R ep resen ta­
tives Bell, Fry, Haney, I.e Gory; Mid 
d 
ton, of R aines; R ogers, Sm ith, 
•Savage, of Shelby; Spencer, Wag- 
s ta ff and Upchurch.

Today 

the following men are 

in ­
vited: B ates, B iggers, Blalock, Bolin 
B ry an t, C arter, Ellis, F lo rer, Jones, 
Caney M agee, P arks, S tay to n , and

e ™ P , e t o n
i P 
ne<J 
j tbese luncheons 
I week.

to k'ive several 
to legislato rs this

of

F a st tennis characterized the play B J I I C R F A T l V u 

n the rout,,I robin for the ranking 
tournam ent th a t started yesterday af* 
t e inoon. 
The com m ittee selected l l 
men and started the tournam ent. All 
men challenged will have to w ait u n -, _
til the 
th eir m atches. 
'h e 
l l will be dropped a t 
of the tournam ent.
ie tournam ent. 

The bottom man of ln 

tournam ent is over 

to n la v L T 

Th*' m atches yesterday were as fol 

lows:

Law rence defeated Dodd, 6-3, 0-4
J. Thomas ‘and I)r. Jam es ' won a 

set each. 

'

B radley defeated Thom ason, 7-5,

the end c o n t

Dr. Penick won one set from l a w . 
fence; the o ther will be played Wed- 
nesday.

Stacy and Broad played to IOO all 
the m atch was called on ac­

"h o n 
count. of darkness.

SOLONS EEEI) IN

GRAND STYLE AS

GUESTS OE “(’AF.’

(( ontinued from page I)

I T N T P n u o

1 R A L B O A R D

INTRODUCED

((continued from page I)
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. 1 of the hoard. 

& M' 0r o th er S ta te
r o l T t h ^ Unde'' the 
I P 
think th a t
the bill, if e a rn ed , will se ttle disputes 
for all tim e, and th a t Texas will soon 
have in stitu tio n s th a t will be the envy 
*
of all S ta te s.” 

I 

M r P earson, the o th er m em ber who 
introduced the bill said: ’’When I firs t 
came to A ustin, I was In favor of

th at 

Z V ! h T ’ bu* after •tudyins condi.
. h at prevailed between A. & M 
College and T exas U niversity, I decidl 
would not be well to sep­
a ra te them , because the S ta te land 
could not be dlvided up between the 
tw o schools. 
It would work a hard- 
s u p upon A. & M. and weaken h e r ’’
I am stro n g ly i„ favor of the c,a‘
providing th a t five of the board be 
fa rm e rs o r stock ra ise rs of a t least 
in
■ y ears experience, as se t fo rth 

the :ght 
lem, 

th a t possible,” said one of 

‘for such a good m eal.”

“ Here 

.Speaker Woods. 

said s t T V id« ° f trUe ^ em ocracy,’’ 
w id 

a w
en from all classes in the Univer-
« ty cubbing shoulders 
line and
Cfi tin g side b y side a t the tables And
I undjjratand th a t a g re a t m a n " n t n

in 

r T ” " 0t entagl(,d w ith any 
no it 
I 
lineal alliances o r grevlences with
regard to A. & M. o r the University 
neither biased o r prejudiced but cap-’ 
•'hie conservative men who would be 
capable o f handling the business of tho 
, believe the fa rm ers . r e 
to a m ajority because they 
Pay 75 p er cent of the taxes th a t sun 
1
port these schools.” 

co s. 
it,tied 

" P vhave a.mple means and oppor- 
i 5 to e a t elsew here come here by 
T h at I consider a ve - 
preference. 
good s,gn of wholesome condition in
I consider th is Cafe 
in stitu tio n .' 
m easure w as re
in stitu tio n s I com m ittee on education.

'h a t 
O o y e rn o ^ F 80" 
with 
?US° n Was in fu" accord
with every ltcm in the bill and was 
“
stro n g ly su p p o rtin g it 

T h .
I m i t t l * " " ” W« . * * • " * to the

t o m one o f 

the fin est 

n iv ersity . 

fu H h er 

stated 

, 

at s o clock tonight 
« c e « m Fidelity Lodge of

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W ILLIA M G. BELL,

33Dgr. Hon. Ven. Ma,ter

JA M E S W. McCLENDoT

JO SF PH ?gr- WiSe
JOSEPH J. ATKINSON,

32 Dgr. Secretary. J

Masons.

NoCa« f i r r intt of "m cit>' BW
to d a y a t 5 :3 0 for work in 
INO. 4 0 6 

bers Enf e7 d A pprentice degree. M*
brothe 
bro th ers cordially invited.

r n N °- 12 and

K
 
h . i<. M c d o n a l d 

JN O . W. HAWKINS.
Wjl

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Secretary.

MOS, Too Early for* A ny,bing 

. nd j 

Other Won’t

M any a man is looking forw ard to 
ntraw h at tim e and w ondering if his 
friends have noticed how shabby his 
fall h a t looks.

All such should step in a t Moore & 
M orrison’s and select one of those new 
sp rin g hats or caps th a t are proving 
so popular w ith the young fellows.

Thu hats are $3.00 and $3.50, the 
la tte r usually priced a t $4.00. The 
caps ra n g e from $1.00 to $2.00

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D R ISK IL L D A N CES. 

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The Driskill Hotel wishes 
to announce the opening of 
the new dance hall on 
the 
p arlo r floors.

Every 

evening 
Tuesday 
from 8:30 to l l p. m. there 
will be given a dance, 
the 
price of adm ission being 75c.
Tea D ansants will be given
aftern o o n 

S atu rd ay 
from 4 to 7 p. m.
to the d an san ts will be 50c 

I ho 

R efreshm ents will be fu rn - 
is led a t both d an sa n ts and 
evening dances. Music will 
he furnished by B esserer’s 
orch estra.

^ S t u d e n t s 

are 

especially

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ROOM AND BOARD.

One furnished room for rent. 2^1 
ill

Phone 3141. 

•I* I G uadalupe. 

Adm ission JI U n 'itersity A7eTaW< l’"arders at 2,#'

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b a r b e r s .

ST U D E N T S WELCOME—T it (I

f a.,r^! no waitin8:- Reasonover’s 
. 
mg.

b a rb e r Shop. Littlefield 

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.J. .J. .J. .r. ... 

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| qhS tU deats’ e ° t0 ‘he Palace Bari.
+ -1- -K + + Shop, Bosche Bldg., for frrst.dl

t

THE ELLIOTTS. 

city" ’ w l ’ f ' w litp m p '31^ H

-Vow\fTheStfm:t0rhPh rUSh iS °Ver-Ldd',LVER’ thr°^ n bafto'

° ne .°f th e ,a te st electric 

P ictu res m ade. S a m . J ? * 1 ™ f i n e | 
tim e fo r ca r efu l w ork, a t th e E U i X ™ | ^

 maChlneS’ Lad>’

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.0 f the street car is t o L REMEMBER me Remember In
! m ax,mum of tra n sp o rta tio n I ,i M EM BER me for I PATROW
?e .a t the m inimum cost. P roof 
SER V IC E is our MOTTO.-
,s. m an ifested in th e n u m .r .,, J

 T exas B a rher Shop, Ed. Allen,
1008 Cong. Ave.

indication of 
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'S su re ,y a "
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WORK W ANTED—Student ne 

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work and is willing to da any 
of work. 
Phone 3456, and call 
H. Coquat.

d ressm a k er
E x p ert work done. Prices reasonable.

MISS M. B. BRADDOCK 

404 W est T w enty-third.

’hone 259, I afford IS 

Time 
U SE T H E 
S T R E E T CARS.

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GEOLOGY HiKERS

Onion Creek P ictures on d isp la y ’a t 
Lozy Corner.

JORDAN’S BRANCH STORE K

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M’CASKILI^-SIGNS.
Telephone Connection.

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OUI) ROOK STORE * ^
909 Congress Ave 
We will buy any book and pay 
y
cash. 

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A U ST IN S T R E E T RA ILW A Y CO.

TA ILO R AND HATTER-O e*- 
and a lte rin g by first-class tttiMh 
Nick Linz, n ex t to Littlefield 
Both phones.