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AUSTIN, TEXAS, FRIDAY, APRIL 21, 1905

THii M ISSO lM i O n , 

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WAS A GOOD ONE--NARDIN AUD BURKE PUT 
UP A HOT FIGHT FOR MISSOURI-POPE 
AND WORSHAM WON BT A 
SCRATCH-OECISION 2 TO 
I FOR TEXAS

in 

it was a b a t t l e royal. Tho g e n t l e m e n 
from t h e S t a t e w her e people “ ha ve to Im* 
"how n 
t h e 
on W e d n e s d a y e v en i n g 
tile g e n t le m e n w h o a r e 
A u d it o r i u m met 
t h e “ Lorn*- 
spoken of p r o ve rb ia lly 
horn-, 
th e y did no t secure 
the vict ory , 
th e y w ere a close second. 
I he d e b a t e wa - in all res p ec ts a m a s t e r ­
ful p r e s e n t a t i o n of 
th e s ubj ect , “ He­
tin* S t a t e s should abolish
t h a t 
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would do him and 
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No. 26

A ROSY WEEK

Four Matches 

in Six Days, Two at 

Home and Two at College Station.

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t i l t 

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( Continued on P a g e Three.)

VOL V

THE A S M I SHOW

A Decided Hit-—Good C r ow d — Acting 
S pl en d id — Yo un g Ladies Score 
G r ea t Success.

'•Ah nit*! 

for a u g h t 

t h a t ever I could 

read.

Could ev er h e a r lo- ta le or hi s to r v .
T h e course of 
s rn cot h.”

t r u e love n ev er did run 

«f *

*' 

T h e 

As pr ev io us ly an nou nce d, tin* Ashbel 
on S a t u r d a y ev eni ng pr es en te d “M id ­
s u m m e r N i g h t ’s D r e a m ” to a 
large and 
iii t h e U n iv e r s it y 
a p p r e c i a t i v e audi ence 
affair was a p r o ­
A u d it o r i u m . 
nounced success in every w a v , anti limb*
Iv cr ed it ab le 
ladies who 
h a v e labored so p a i n s t a k i n g l y to relied 
“ A very good 
h o n o r on 
piece of w or k, 
you, an d a 
m e r r y . ”

rn 
the y o u n g 

t h e i r society. 

I a s s u r e 

t«* 

0 w 

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lr

iii 

iii 

As the au d ie nc e w as being s e a te d th e 
Varsity* Hand played several b e a u t if u l 
s t r a i n s , s o o th in g mind a n d spirit 
into 
a M at e of mon* subtle* a p p r e c ia ti o n of 
t h e excellent p e r f o r m a n c e t o follow. The 
cast of c h a r a c t e r s was as follows; T h e ­
seus, Duke of At hens, Miss F a n n y W e s t 
H a r r i s ; Hgeus, f a t h e r to H e r m i a , Miss 
Gr ace P r a t h e r ; L y s a n d e r , 
love w ith 
H er n ia , Miss E m il y M a v e r ic k ; D e m e t r i ­
love w i t h H er n ia , Miss 
us, also 
J e a n n e 
lion n m ; P h il o s t ra te , m a s t e r of 
revels to T h es i u s, Miss Alice H a r r i s o n ; 
Quince, a c a r p e n t e r , Miss Luella Fonda ; 
S n u g , a 
joiner. MU- Helen C a r r i - o n ; 
B o tt o m , a we av er , Miss Eunice A den; 
bellow smondor, Miss Helen 
E lu te , a 
K n o x : S n ou t, a t i n k e r , Miss Lily C a m p ­
tailor, Miss Alice 
bell; S ta r v e l in g , a 
D av is ; H ip p o lv t a . queen of 
tile A m a ­
to The.seus, Miss Mav 
zons, bet rot hod 
J a i x i s ; H e r m ia , d a u g h t e r 
in 
love with I A'sa n der, Miss E m m a G re er ; 
love w ith D em et riu s , Miss 
Helena, 
Virginia Bice; Oberon, 
the 
k in g of 
b u r i e s , Miss 
Penfield; T i t a n i a , !
que en of 
G a r d n e r : P uck , Miss M a r y L a m b d i n ; 
H i s t Fairy*. Miss Haze T h o m s o n ; Fease 

IVrle 
fairies, Miss Annie 

to Egcus, 

.Toe < 

t lie 

in 

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j 
\ 

Blossom, Miss Filt h P e n n y b a c k c r ; (Ado 
" c b , Miss Annie 
.Stayton;
Moth, Miss F r an ce s Bolton; M u s t a r d 
Seed. Miss A ll cen H av en : fairies a t t e n d ­
ing king, Misses Nell Faker. Lillian S u t ­

Louise 

ton, K a t h e r i n e T o b i n ; 
fairies a t t e n d i n g 
the queen. Misses Helen an d Ro sa m on d 
W i ll ia m s , Mignon W e v n i a n , Elizab eth , 
Louise a n d Florence Cartlodge, Willie
a n d Louise Megee, L a u r a Bolton, F r a n ­
cas T h o m p s o n a n d Helen M a t h e r ; a t ­
t e n d a n t s 
an d H ip p o lv t a , 
Misses Edna Leavell a n d Bailey (ladies 
in w a i t i n g ) , a n d Misses Benedict and 
iii w a i t i n g ) ; 
(gen tleme n 
Ma hie Brooks 
soldiers, Misses Eloy P er fe ct . E l e a n o r
Bra ck e nr id g e, K a t h l e e n Gould, A nn ie 
F r a n c e s 
G arr iso n, M a r y H a r t 
W a I h e r .

f»n T h e s e u s 

a n d 

T h e s t a g e was c a r e fu l ly p r e p a r e d 

to 
th e wo odland scenes, a n d the 
r e p r e s e n t 
f a ir y bower w h er e T i t a n i a slept , “a

( C o n t i n u e d o n P a g e T w o . )

H e r e w it h a r c trivet, c u t s of Messrs. C h a r l e s M a r s an d 

I* Sim pson

‘ 0i" n 

t l , a ' "* 

■•■present, tim C u i v c r s i t y o f T e x a s at New 

t i , l e a s next 

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I lib..... Uni ver si ty . Th e s u i, ice, of ,

d eb at e 

is: 

licM.lved. 

ll,at 

i n d e p e n d e n t political act ion 

is a !,. l l , , m e an s

a t iv e 's id e 

I)revimlsl>’ ‘*xisti..f; p a r t i e s . ” T e x a s h a s t h e allir

t he direct personal t a x . ”

T he Missouri t e a m had th e af f ir m at iv e 
the ne ga ti ve . Tin* 
the n e g a t iv e bv a 

an d the T e x a s t e a m 
for 
j u dge s decided 
vote of t w o to one.

Mr. \\ . ( . N;i rd iii opera d 

t ii.* d e b a t e 
the 
the affir ma ti ve side. He won 
Lu 
audience at once by iii- ge n er o u s s e n t i ­
m e n t s expre ss ed in his o p en in g r e m a r k s 
in r a p t a t t e n t i o n 
and kept his h e a r e r s 
IF* w as ea sy , fluent a n d 
th r o u g h o u t . 
versatile, p r e s e n t i n g his a r g u m e n t s 
in 
-rn h a w ay as to m a k e t h e m seem im*

t,M* p r o p e r t y 

the class 
in 
Alex Rope followed for 

taxed.
the nog 
i?l n b e a u t i f u l l y round ed and we I 
livered 
s u st ai ni n g 
r e p u t a t i o n as a n o r a t o r and del; 
th e a r g u m e n t s adva 
He c o m b a t t e d 

speech, 

fully 

proceeded ?o t ie* ma in bod 
a n ‘^ ? 
his speech. He showed 
the 
isting t a x upon p e r s o n a l t y is fair. 
f e a t u r e s an* not 
Go* object bumble 
hermit, arid t h a t 
th ere i- no demand 
u change.

t h a t 

( C o n t i n u e d on P a g e T h r e e . )

 THE ASHBEL SHOW

( C o n t i n u e d f r o rn P

; O n e . )

b a n k wh* r* g r e w wi ld 

t h e m e . <o w - i i p - 

a n d u v t r t v i o l e t - u n d e r a c ul innv ol 

w o o d l i n t . 

it 

i - k - n -< - 

a n d 

e g l a n t i n e 

T h e me* h a n k al cfh 

t s or 

t h e p l a y . 

or * 

t i l l e r i n g 

th* 

l i-a d v a n t a g * * 4* u n d e r wliieh 

t h e p l a y e r - 

l a b o r e d , u ere 

r e m a r k a b l y 

gen I. Xii* 
sh< ivy, a n d t h e f a i r } 

f o-t um**- w e r e e l e g a n t a n d 
t h e 

sc e n e - , w h e n 

l i t t l e one s d a r n e d a n d sar i", we r e - t o k ­

i ng]} b e a u t i f u l , a n d d o u b l y p l e a - i n g !>**- 

t I e 

c a u - t 
a e t r e - - e s , i n t e n t u p o n t h e i r t a - k .

l i t t l e m i s s e s w e r e su c h c u t e 

M i - - E u n i e e A d e n , a s 

B o t t o m , “ a 

l o v e r w h o k i l l e d h i m s e l f m o s t g a l l a n t l y 
f o r h>ve.M d i s p l a y e d a h i g h o r d e r of 

h i s t r i o n i c a b i l i t y , lier i m p e r s o n a t i o n b e ­

i i - c o m i c e f f e c t s, arui w i t h a l 

in h e r d y i n g h o u r s w h e n

in 

i n g ri h 
so h u b roils 
she 
t h a t 4*we m u s t confc.**.-, 

s o l e m n l y d r o v e 

..

t h e m o o n 

t o e xi t 

it m a d e o u r 

e y e - w a t e r ; b u t m o r e m e r r y 
p a - - . , i i o f 

l o ud 

l a u g h t e r n**\< r s h e d . ” 

t e a r s 

t h e 

M i - s M a v e r i c k a s L y s a n d e r , 

'‘t h e b<- 

lover I of b e a u t e o u s H e r m i a f * i n t e r p r e t e d
, 
t - c h a r a c t e r w i t h u n u s u a l 
, 
Sk'iJL a n d one c ou ld we l l 

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i n s i g h t a n d
. 
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p r 

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to--* of 

t he 
Jirm 
O r d i n a r y 

- t e p 
ri v a l .

t h a t L y s a n d e r w a s no 

M i - s L a i n b l i n a s P u c k w a s a s d a i n t y 
and p r e t t y a s a re a l f a i r y . H e r a c t i o n s 

w e r e g r a c e f u l arui h e r 

r e a d.
l f n un: g a v e a goo d i n t e r p n ta* 

lim*- well 

M i s s 

ti* n o f D e m e t r i u s ; 
likr*wi-e M i - - H a r r i - 
»on i f Qu i n c e , Git* e a q a n t e r . Mi -s H a r ­
r i s 
i ! T h e s e u s , M i -- P r a t h e r o f E g e u s . 
and 
all.

b u t we c a n n o t e n u m e r a t e 

t h e t a

A l t o g e t h e r , 

it w a s one o f 

t in 

rno-t 

pi t a - a rn 

s t u d e n t a ff a i r s 

rd' 

tin* 

-ea-«*n. 

T h e f i n a nc i a l p a r t w a s a - u c c c - - . - o m e - 

t h i n g l i k e t w o h u n d r e d a n d * e \ r - m v d o l ­

l a r s b e i n g 

t h e 

re e i p t - . Tin* w. - m be r - 

o f t h e A sh b e l a re te» be c o n g r a t slated on 

O r g a n d y 

( b i b 

a n e w l y 

e s t a b l i s h e d

c l u b 

in tit- 

I n i v e r - j t y . w i t h L u r c h a r ­

t e r m e m b e r - , a n d u p t o t h e p r e s e n t t i m e 

t h e n h a v e b r e n no n e w 

i n i t i a t e s . T h e 

p u r p o s e ot 

I hi - c l u b 

is no t k n o w n , but 

it 

J- 

- 11- p e e t e d 

t h a t 

it 

lias s o m e de e p 

p u r p o - e . A t 

tire o p e n m e e t i n g a n e x ­

t r e m e l y p l e a - a n t a f t e r n o o n w a s s p e n t , 

d u r i n g wh i c h 

d e l i g h t f u l 

w e r e 

- e r v e d . 

'I lie m e m b e r s o f 

r e f r e s h m e n t s 
t h e ( >1 ■ 
M i s s e s W a g g o n e r ,

g a u d y < l ub 

a n*: 

I o w n e s , Aria G a r r i - o n arid H e l e n G a r r i ­

so n. 

I lc ii g i n - i t s w e r e Mi sse s E m i l y 

M a v e r i c k , H e l e n Hoo d, Al i c e H a r r i s o n 
arui ( d a c e Hi ll.

‘ Ui F r i d a y a f t e r n o o n t h e r e w a s a p i c ­

ni c e nj oye r! b y a n u m b e r rd 

t h e y o u n g

p e o p l e of 

tut* I n i v e r - i t } arni 

t o w n . T h e

p a r t y 

lr it 

t o w n 

in 

t h e a f t e r n o o n aru 

w e n t u p B a i t o n < re k 

f or a 

l on g di s

, j t alice. T h o - e 

i u e - c n t w e r e : Mi -

R o b i n s o n , L u -v
A l m a E ru c t *>r, E t h e l 
T h o r n t o n , G r a c e Hill, M a y Be ss G i t , 

Dot T h o r n t o n . 

t -ra <r 

L a n h a m . 

I m a 

H o g g , Mr - - I - . Brr wn, Be nson. Blo<*k<*r. 

S t o n e , Sl i e l t o n , 

J - a a c - , Hi ll, Ma* I un is, 

W a t s o n , M r - , 

ll. B Hill.

* 'n T u e s d a y n i g h t 

t h e r e w a s a dune* 

a t B r o t e l t ion H a l l a t w h i c h a n u m b e r 

rd' U n i v e r s i t y 
p r e s e n t 
J ho-** p r e - e n t w e r e : M i s s e s W o o l d r i d g e . 
M i e l t nn , E - t i l , G a r d i n e r , B r o y l e s . M i t c h 

pe op l e w e r e 

ell. U ill. P r o c t o r . N a - h , T h o r n t o n , G a r 

r i - o n , W e b e r . M a r y R o b i n s o n ; M e s s r s 

W a t sr rn, 

l l } d e r , B l o c k e r. 

J o n e s , H u n t 

La Pr e l l o. W a t - o n . 

F l e t c h e r , C a l h o u n , 

N e w e l l . R o b i n s o n , 
Beri-r-n. B r y a n .

S h e l t o n , A n d e r s o n , 

t h e i r h a p p y hi t 
i- p e r f >rn ad ‘

“ N o w o u r uh-. r\ a t ion 

M i - - A l m a Pro< t o r h a s g ne t o B e a u -

m ?;* 

t*> be a b-eji t s e v e r a l da vs.

y . w . c. a .

The Y. W . C. A. m e t a s u s u a l 

l a - : 

M o n d a y a f t e r n o o n 
i n g place, t h e s t u d y ro o m n e x t door 
M r - , K i r b y s 

r o o m , 

i t - r e g u l a r m e e t ­

Po hi us 

T i n 

in 

t o 

M e e t i n g s C o m m i t t e e h a d c ha rge *T 

t he 

a f t e r n o o n p r o g r a m , w hi c h 
w a - \ * r\ 
s u b j e c t w a s 

agr*-**: 
i n t e r e s t i n g a n d hUpfuL The 
R .d a ri o n With 
N a t u r e . ” a n d t h e c o m m i t t e e Lad i n t e n d ­

“ C h r i s t *s 

a l l 

e d 

t o h a v e t h e - e n d e r o u i 

in 

t h e o pe n 

a i r 

in 

t h e v. <d*. Tine we n t ,*.- r. h o w ­

e ve r , w a s t o o d i - a g r e e a b l e a n d t h e p r o ­

g r a m w a s gi v e n 
a - f o l l o w s ;

in 

t h e h o i i-e. 

I t w a s 

Lea rh* r —Lei W'agg* j c t .

T a l k s - “ I h r i - t ' s 

l h h i t i*t i W i t h Na - 

l u r. - . ” Le] 
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M i n i - t r y / ' St e l l a L e w i -

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R e a d i n g >1*1 n e y L i n i e r * - H n t o “ ne 

W c o d - My V l - t c r Wen* M i - - L a v e n ­
der.

i d o k - 

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gi n i a Ri*.-: “ T h e ( 
i 
r* < t c -lo” E n . m a Gre e r.

T r a n s f i g u r a t i o n . ” V i r ­
fixi.-n a n t R e - u r -

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t o g r ai n 
t i n pre ] *a ra t i ns 

fi : 

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it 
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i.JVS d e c i d e d on t h e pr< g r a m f* r t h e n e x t 
thief* m e e t i n g s of t h i s y e a r . Dr. G r a y . 
it' It* ii a n d Dr. >.*-2u - will be i n v i f - 
t h e 
t* d e l i v e r a I e * * ? T x - f o r - 
,,.u ,;v,

e d e a c h 

ti- is 

Dr . 

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< ie t v . w h i c h 
pleasure and pro fi t .

\ st C k pi n - e t w i t h a s i n g l e Co nc ho 

P*a r k 

D i e 

fi n d e r wi l l 

p l e a s e 

l e a v e 

- a m t w i t h M r s . K i r b y o r t h e R e g i s t r a r .

A Rising Politician.

I L E. T r i p p e t , 

t i l e y o u n g 

l e g a l 

l i g h t 

w h o w a s p i t t e d a g a i n s t W . M. W I i t m i r e 

l " r 

t h e olite* o f c i t y a t t o r n e y , w a l k e d 

I - r> u g h 

t o h i s g*a ! w i t h a h a n d s o m e 

Iva u n i t y of 39 v o t e s . H e 

is p r o u d of 

t h e h o n o r b e s t o w e d u p o n h i m b y 

t h i s 

p c . p p - a n d wi l l !*•* d o u b t p r o v e Iii- a b i l ­

fill t il e p l a c e k l a m a s t e r l y m a n ­

ity * 
n e r . — Hi c o W e e k l y R e v i e w .

I L E. T r i p p e t w a s a m e m b e r o f 

t h e 

L a w < - — of PKH. H i s w i d e e x p e r i - 

em-e 

ii, 

J u d g e W i s e b u r g s 

c o u r t 

l a s t 

■ 

' J i‘ I; h e h a s w o n . 

I n c i d e n t a l l y , 

it 

m a \ 

be 

r e m a r k e d 

t h a t Air. T r i p p e t ' s 

v* cal a w n i j d i - h m e n t s w e r e 

t h e d e l i g h t 

o f al l 

t h e 

l a d i e s w h i l e h e w a s 

i n 

t h e 

I i iiv e r s i t y . G l i c o p a p e r s p l e a s e c opy.

T h e g i r l s o f t h e U n i v e r s i t y o f M i n n e - j 

' " ‘-u 

'*v ih k 

.-i t h i s m o n t h t h e f i r s t g i r l s ' , 

i ni h x T t r a c k m e e t 

: • 

t a k e p l a c e i n a n v ! 

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rn c oll ege. T h i s R a we ll e « t a b - 

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THE TEXAN

SOCIETY

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As an O u t i n g Sui t t h i s h a s 

B l u e S e r g e

$16.50

T h e m o s t p o p u l a r attire 
y e a r f o r c o l l e g e m e n . 
t h e t i l i n g

t hi s 
is 

It 

$16.50

O t h e r s at 
$ 1 5 .0 0 a n d $ 2 0 .0 0

O u t i n g S h i r t s — t h e l a t e s t — W h i t e N e g ­
ligee, C u l t s a t t a c h e d ..........................

SI.OO

The City National Bank
B u s i n e s s o f t h e F a c u l t y a n d t h e S t u d e n t s 
o f t h e U n i v e r s i t y S o l i c i t e d .

M i - Ha z e l L a n - o n i 

i — v i - i t i n g a t her

hon;* 

in R i e h m o n I t l i is we e k.

A d e l i g h t f u l d a n c e w a s g i v e n a t H y d e 

P a r k k - t n i g h t 

l r 

t h e G e r m a n Cl ub.

V . . £ . G U R K E
Practical PLmting- a I Electrical W o r k . 
Electrical Fixtures, Globes and 
Shade s.

Lost.

Phone J 3 5 

8 1 4 Congress Ave.

THE ARMSTRONG BROS.

High-jjrrade T ailoring. Suit? n-.a-le :o 
^rd®r. C leaning, Prt>ssine and Repair* 
mg. F ree d e liv e r -.

SOS Congrets Ave. 

Both Phons..

BOSCHE'S 
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The boys know the rest

8 0 6 C ongress Avenue 

Both Phones JI

\ > %T p r e - e m i n e n t l y q u a l i f i e s h i m f o r t h e 

J. L. Hume, President. 

Gee. L . Hume, Cashier. 

H. PfaefHin, A ssistant Cashier.

THE

FIRST NATIONAL BANK

Of Austin

D i f l E C T O R S :

J* L, H u m e .

P* J. Lawless, 
G e c * P. A s s m a n ,

A. L. T e a g a r d e n ,

J. A. J a c k s o n , 

Geo. T. Hurpe,

A. J. Zi l ke r , 

B e *- L. Hume.

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D E A L E R IN

Wall Paper, P a in ts and Oils, White 

Lead, Varnishes, Window Glass 

and Painters* Supplies,

711 C O N G R E S S AVE

 T H E M IS S O U R I D E B A T E

(Continued from page I.)

Burke next spoke for tie* 
Mr. M. 
affirmative, 
lie soon warmed up to ins 
subject, criticising his opponent’s post 

;i correct solution of a

lion upon the importance of the per­
sonal property tax when only 15 per 
cent of the personal property of the 
country is t:i\«-«I. He said his opponent 
was inconsistent in demanding that the 
twenty-minute 
in a 
affirmative side 
speech give 
problem acknowledged by his opponent 
to have ba tiled the best statesmen (if 
the country for one hundred and twen­
ty-five years, 
lh* classified taxes and 
followed closely the arguments of his 
colleague4, taking each form of personal 
property tax and disposing of it. and 
giving, as his solution, a tax on cor­
porations as the true test of the own 
el s ability to pay.

followed 

Joe Worsham 

in probably 
tilt1 most effective speech of the evening. 
He east tie* burden of proof st ill more 
strongly upon the affirmative side, and 
asked for tangible remedies instead o f 
iconoclastic treatment of present condi­
tions. 
Ile took up the arguments of his 
opponent and showed that the effect of 
the burdens of taxation 
saddling all 
upon corporations would be at once un­
fair. unjust and against the best 
in ­
terests of th*1 country. He explained 
the seeming inadequacy of the personal 
property t<i\ on the ground that all ex­
are deducted 
emptions from taxation 
from personal property and that county 
officers do not do their duty on account 
of jealousy of th** States. He showed 

that mere fault in administration is not 
fundamental in the tax; that lands in 
Missouri, in some counties worth $100 
per acre, are taxed at the rat.- of ten 
dollars per acre. 
Ile presented a scheme 
of taxation used in Wisconsin, Michigan 
lh* contended that the 
and Vermont. 
question is a practical one iii the W e s t­
ern States, in many counties of which 
there are no corporations, the land is 
all owned by the State, and there is 
no property to 
tax except personalty.
He contended that if ability to pay was 

the standard, 

the millionaire 
to be 
s h o u ld pay in proportion to the poor 
ma n.

Mr. Xordin followed in a rejoinder in 
which Ii*4 defended tho arguments of the 
affirmative, and 
th*4 state­
ments of the negative. His reference to 
Governor Folk as “ our splendid young 
governor” brought forth a burst of ap 
phi use from the audience.

rebutted 

Joe Worsham answered 

in rejoinder 

for the negative, answering the argil 
ments of the affirmative and reiterating 
the arguments of the negative.

W bile the committee of judges com 
posed of Ex-Governor Sayers, Dr. Samp 
son, President of the Austin Seminary', 
and Dr. Sliands, Regent of Southwest 
em University, were out making up 
their decision, the Glee Club appeared 
and rendered several selections.

Governor Sayers announced Hic de 
eision as two for the negative and one 
for the affirmative.

Speaker Sea berry of the House of 
Band 

Representatives presided. The 
play od before the debate.

After th*4 debate the Oratorical Asso­
the U niversity club 
ciation met 
rooms and gave a smoker in honor of 
the Missouri team.

at 

A B U S Y W E E K

(Continued from page one.)

tinily understood that the game would 
interesting and amusing, and 
be both 
everybody turned out to see the fun. 
No one that went for tun and excite­
ment was disappointed. The first few 
fought, until the 
innings were h o t l y 
Dummies seemed to give down and let 
Ute Hay -Leaguers pile up a score of IO 
to 4.

line up was as follows:

J he 
I cxas Captain Ct Prelle, shortstop; 
Weller, catcher: Adams, first base; M. 
Bell, third base; 
Jones, second base; 
fielder;
Liufiie, pitcher; Watson, right 
I own.md. center fielder; 
left 
fielder.

I iii. her, 

T. s. I). Conway, first base; A lif L. 
I . Kickett, third base; Jonah, pitcher; 
shortstop; 
Stanley, 
White, 
right 
Blocker, 
second ba.to; 
fielder; E. Stanley, center fielder.

catcher; 

Greer, 

treated 

W bile t he team was at t he A. and 
royally at the 
M. t h e y were 
bunds of 
Saturday night 
th e re was an elaborate hop given to 
our boys, and from 
.ill accounts they 
must have had a splendid tim e .

tho corps. 

Saturday' after the game by tin* Hay- 
Leaguers, Mr. ( art is beld a track m ati­

to 

the approaching 
nee preparatory 
I he men showed up well, 
class meet. 
and th*4 coming meet should be a credit­
able one. There i« -till plenty of room 
for more entries, and every fellow who 
has any ability along this line of work 
anight to get out and help hi- class.

II 

I* Mid that the Dummies have 
signed John Lu Prelie, Frank Lanham. 
Murray' Jones and Tom Adams to play 
in the inlield. These men were select­
ed t rom the Hay-League and they will 
no doubt strengthen the Dummy team, 
but it will be quite a novel thing to see 
these boys playing on that silent team.

The Rusk.

On account of the Ashbel show there 
was ie. meeting of the society last S a t ­
urday night,

lli*4 following is the program for the 

next meeting:

Declaimers Stillw ell and Wilkerson.
Orators— \\ ii.son and Skinner.

P irst Debate Affirmative, 

Simpson 
and R o p e r ; negative, Taub and Hol­
b ro o k . Question, 
ta agible tax measure 
l a w ”

“ The W illiam s 

is a desirable 

in

Second Debate— Affirmative, Minton 
and Donnelly; negative, B a ll and Curd. 

Question, “ The administration's naval 
program should be carried out.”

Extempore Speakers— Dargan, C. D 

King, Foyile and Yates.

Subscribe f o r T m , T . v o ,,

G y m . S u its ,

T e n n is S u its , 

V a r s ity P e n n a n ts , 

F o u n ta in P e n s ,

F in e S ta tio n e r y .

A ll University Text-book* at

THE CO-OP

T H E T E X A N

.HT M f

S M IT H * W IL C O X
S m a r t C lo th e s 
F o r E a s t e r

It you intend to mingle with the well 
in 

dressed thtong Easter Sunday- do 

it 

SM ITH-W ILCO X Smart Clothes. No tailor 
no matter how much he charges can make 
better— very few can make as good.

A great many- new and exclusive styles 
in both single and double breasted models 
lust 
ordered 
reached us.

for Easter have 

specially 

C O R R E C T D R E S S F O R M E I N

S. E. Rosengren EM'4 RISSE

I I W n C D T A l / m 

«>•.« . . ________

I kirk 

U N D E R T A K E R A N D 

E M B A L M E R .

Fin# Carriage* to Hir*.

P h o to g ra p h e r

413 CON G. A V E . 

Both Phon** 451.

F I R S T - C L A S S w o r k o n l y .

m o d e r a t e p r i c e s .

a uu axe colum n* invited to call and
latest styles and varied 

tim 

Ins pee t 
processes.

d i s c o u n t t o s t u d e n t s .

612 C o n g r... A v.., over C ity Nat. Bank.

H ow m uch w ill it cost your people to give you a high 
cr e d u c a tio n ? 
If untim ely death should betail y o d o n t 
you think that it w ould be w e ll that the com of your ed u ­
c t i o n be returned to your people? 
a;.,! 
ab so lu tely certain way of doing such a comm endable 
n I ng i * if) take out a policy on your life M ak e it the 
best that can be h a d - A-. E q u it a b le Policy

T h e on ly a 

THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIE TY OF THE U, S,

O. I-;. SC) ITT, Gen], A k*.
L E W ]S JO H N SO N , Asst. Oenl. Agt. 
R. IT. BAKER, Genl. Mgr. 

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”10 Congress Avenue,

A. C. C ER JES
M E N ’S O U T F IT T IN G 
A N D S H O E S
1610 Lavaca St.

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V 

P a tr o n iz e 

O u r A d v e r tis e r s

 J I i i . T E X A N
A w e e k ly n ew sp ap e r ow ned and pub 

Jished b y tile stu d e n ts o f T h e U n iv e r s it y 
of T exas.

E u jto r- in - o h ie f....................... I). A . F r a n k
Exchange E d i t o r . . ...............W . J . M o y e s

A s s o c ia te E d it o r s : M is s G race H ill, E d
C ran e, H u g h L o th ro p , <). L . S im m s, M iss 
Alma P r o c to r, Jo h n T o w n es, J, J*. S im p ­
lon.

He has n ever done a n y th in g since 

lie 

cam e here 

to becom e a c q u a in te d w it Ii 

a in one ex. cpl 

th o se 

a c t u a lly 

in 

J,,* 

classes. He does n o th in g in deb ate, ora 

to ry , p o litic s or a th le tic s . 

Ile is co m m it 

to 

let o th ers a lo n e, 

if 

th e y 

le t him 

•‘Bone. H is t r a il 

lies betw een his room 

and the M a in B u ild in g . 

Ile co ii 1 es and 

goes. s ca rce ly n o tic in g 

and n ever no

Heed. 

Ile does not make* grades ab o ve 

B u sin e ss .M a n a g e r. . . .Ja m e s E . M itc h e ll

B io a verag e. 

J M 

fa c t, he goes th ro u g h

A s s is t a n t B u s in e s s M a n a g e r 

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

the U n iv e r s it y 

u n k n o w in g 

and 

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..................... * ..........lh icy C. B u rn e y

know n.

E n te re d 

in 

th*' pcstollice a t A u s tin , 

M o u ld yo u be s u rp rised 

to h e a r 

in 

T exas, a s second-class m a il m a tte r.

fu tu re th a t th is sam e u n k n o w n m an 

S u b s c rip tio n p rice, per y e a r, $1.25, in 

a t ta in e d d is tin c tio n , even beyond manx 

PALACE BARBER SHOP

Bosche L a un dry Building.

T U R K IS H B A T H S

" • 

- " > * " • » . . M . ™ ( H e n , . o f
% e r s it y , a s w e a l w a y s re s p o n d to t h e ir c a ll. N o w w e e a r n e s t s d 
p a tr o n a g e . O n e c a ll w i l l c o n v in c e y o u . 

“ * » b “ ' 

“

, 

~ ™ e s t l y d e s ir e y o u ,

advance.

Address a ll co m m u n ica tio n s 

to 

'lite 

T e x a n , A u s tin , T ex as.

B A C K A G A I N .

I his 

is 

the 

reg u lar edit ion o f T h e 

J exam 

F o r 

the past 

to u r w eeks 

the 

classes lam * had charge, and h a ve m a le 

the paper v e ry in te re s tin g , indeed. W e 

made the suggestion o f class issues w ith 

some misgiv ju g s; we w atched t lie u n t il­

in g zeal et the {‘lass ed ito rs w ith pleas 

tire ; and we ta k e up ag ain , as a boar I. 

th e d ire ctio n of 

the college paper, feel

in g we made 

no m is ta k e in t lie cxp« 11

m e a t .

E a c h 

issue w as criticise d bv 

tin* fo l­

lo w in g , so 

that 

it w ould rem ain o n ly 

fo r 11s to ,l it ieist the Se n io rs. T h e g e n ­

e ra l c ritic is m ap p lica b le less 

to the S e ­

n io r ed itio n th an to the o th ers and y e t
<• I ’I ’I "M I ii. even 

iii;) t, i, t lint of ,,'n, d d

Til.- Kr.-slin.an and S.,,,I,..,...... 
e d itio n * wen* crow ded -e* t h a t one of 

th e ir m ain fe a tu r e s the R a d ia to r, w as 

]*‘ n o u t* T im •junior edition had a K a

d ia to i 
i n f a e t . i t had t w o o f them . a n i 
ho gave the issue the app* almuce o f be-
ho gave the issue the a p n e a ,a n r e of he- 
t h l. tl||njor 
in * w a n tin g 

v ,.t 

i „ 

b iillia n t men «>t 

y o u r a c q u a in ta n c e ?

' ° u m , ' ! 

!,nt be. M a n y a g re a t m an 

w as u n n o ticed 

iii his 

y o u th . 

Nine* 

t <*111hs of 

the y o u n g men selected bv 

th e ir frien d s t<> becom e great n e v e r ma* 

te ria liz e . 

I he ta ct 

i-. the a d v a n ta g e iii 

m a in 

respects 

is w ith 

th e 

u n k n o w n 

num . He has one \ ii i ne at 

le a st, an I 

B u lt 

i- he 

is not a lw a y s p a ra d in g self 

ll'* u n iv I*.* in the w a y , but 
a hon*.

lie is n e ve r 

I bi* cam p u s p resen ts a sad, w o e fu l 

<ont rast to t he field o f bim* bo n nets just 

o v e r th e S p e e d w a y . T h e w o m b 1, 

is t hat 

then* an* a n y d o w e rs 

a t a ll on 

the 

uurnpiis. 

B e fo re 

t he eam jni 

fire ii *nd 

u> 

jf«*t 

in h is w o rk , there \V(*re 

uumv m ore flow ers 

I h ail f here are ii vv. 

■S |,a ll each ve a l see the ca m p u s b u n u d 

ovei b y th o u g h tle s s persons, u n til o n ly

A

-u"' ’’'■all «»v«-r the forly-acro 

 

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We are no! in 
Business for a Day

We lire ] f.-re to stay. T h a t ’s 
one of the very yond reasons 
why we are selling the best and 
cleanest coal th a t money will 
b u y - the genuine, deep-shaft

Osage M c A le s te r

Sold only b y —

THE MCALESTER FUEL CO.

Phones 240 

Suceeesors in fuel to L O X E S T A P 

ICE COM PAX Y.

The

Driskill S t e w Laundry

B a y lo r I D iv e r s ity h as a nam e fo r h er 

I* the B e s t in the C it y 

a b i e t i c beld. 

In f a c t , n e a r ly a n y ool- 

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b*gc but 
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th is one has 
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Ilow ers.

<*Hpe* ia I Iv a tt raef ive In 

t Im* cu ts o f t he 

M isso u ri d eb atin g team , and the inter* 

est ing 

le tte r of ap p recia tio n 

from M r. 

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H a v e y *!ii joined the b ald b rig a d e ?

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t,,r o u ^ a 

t r y

but a 

li ttl e too nu,eh space w as ‘ 

i ' X} ' v r i v m 'e th e P * * t m o n th . 

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to one 

devoted 
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t*-tis*j,. 

T a k e n as * I'* n,ll,Itl<‘nt F l‘esb m a n . th e n 

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Plumbing, Gas Fitting, 
Steam and Hoi Water 
Healing-

A F U L L L I N E O F P L U M B I N G A N D 

H E A T I N G GOODS ON H A N D 

of the editors. 

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