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REGULATIONS FOR 
ORATORICAL MEET 
ARE MADE KNOWN

Irvin

E l s c o r r e s p o n d e d

Lange Takes and Makes Fiv * 

Courses by Mail.

T aking f ive CO(Jrs(.s

ence and w orking at the' 
not so very easv n 

spond-
laK* time is

C orresp ond en ce D h Z Z '
- c h has bee,, do,,,. bt 

Mr. Lane:- took the f, | i 

t h*
t"*t

H istory I, 2 and J 
German 2 by corr . 
now entered the 

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Anglish 

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i, and
«nrl has

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GLEE CLUB

TOUR NORTH TEXAS

n P 1VV,n 

Made d u rin g Spring 

'" - l- O f iy - f iw Men are 

Frying Out.

SUNNY WEATHER

^ en c o u r a g in g
f 0 R TOURNAMENT

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'
1,0 Laded to Win in 

a w 

for

■tH,m - # * " Ueport for F irs, Soccer 
Practice.

I 
S,u'cer Practice started W ednesday 
aftw noon in earnest with about t w t " 

men reporting. 

Tho

° rm<r Lam, s— Many 

Men Irving.

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S
'- 'r e p o r t a , once 

H

1 5 ®

;

men arC “ rKed '

THORNTON READ 
SAYS AMENDMENTS 
ARE THE SOLUTION

Problem C onfronting Texan Can Best 
He Solved by the Adoption of the 
Amendments, which are Sow 
Being Circulated.

ed by the Lu 7 7 f " *

a s t * . T h e w a r 

’ll> 

tennis enthusi-
< m t n U S '-

tke players out W' a 

haa *>rouKht

cou rts are ta 

' b ' ^ a "d « *

A num ber o f event! J ‘'“ '“ T

Porta nee are Z Z * .
future. 
Next 
singles that I 

 8pec,al in>- 
'b e n e a r, 
,n 
U'e C’onsol»‘ion j

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I 

the holiday 
I’1**"*t h . 

I7rfini,3hed M o , v
. 7 e l 'r T * ^ A" 

‘ho C onso la fio n^ n fi^ f n u f r ^ l 6

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Missouri j)nil if 

I
extrem al vt uu i 
. 
lt Seenis I
• -F e d e ith ir^ r.r'e f'

f o r t y r e c r u it s 

h e e d f ir s t c a ll

A" v * 

for Team A p

poured Yesterday for Roll C H . 

Heim la rs Monday.

A fter m aking a study of the pro­
posed constitutional am endm ents w . 
yarding The Daily Texan, W. Thorn- 
I o n Read has pi v c , p. The Texan a 
ender.,,,,* 
unqualifiedly 
statem ent 
*'*r ' Head's statem ent is of
b,'m , 
jo u rn al­
im portance 
considerable 
's IC Circles for the reason th a t he ii

in 

, r

, 
 , eXPerienCed n,’wsPaper man
as f „ ro fn,VerS",y H‘* " P '" ''" " '
» a professional includes editorship
i m . , t i . . 
r a country 
of a country weekly and alao "co r. 

j

term o f th e sam e C U ,se '. 

W,,lU’r '

U nusual mr, , 

.

*be’lounr t of,,lr S; ; r t b0in(f f0™ ^ for

in the sprint, te rm 

O n ^ a s t

the 

>t T em ple,' Wu(.!!',,,h" i .cnga«,,,»ents 
Sherman, and F ort
S 

Z Z mad“ *° 
towns with 
coption of Ennis 
Dallas or W axah u• 
e 

in wh P°®SJble
86 p 00
or W axahachie will probahlv
prooabIy 
i Greenville,
c a k in g efforts

Denton 
I 
“ ie visits from the club.

d ‘Mineral Wells arn 

•> secure 

selected. 

d a w a t

th n 

S T V *
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-

contracted^ for* 

For the last throe y ears there ha,

7 en. a 
/a rs jty Glee Cl..!, 

reimarkable grow th of 
i 

I 

i 

th
the

ordinary8 

ThjS**^

‘he w inner of this event° * 5° 

J-Thomas seen, 

to i 

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and

fa0hr7 ;e n f° r th" ~ Vete‘1 m a « T PUlar |
the firs t t’ef, w fl'n * 8 7 “ l>la''e on
H 80 Pla>,ed "ext
week 
matches be played a - 
ese
‘VM’ ds soon as possihlp
a , 

is imperative th at 
1 

It i. 

tu 

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t x

i

r

n

should he completed !„ TcZC'

W

a 

r

mis and Th 
nor to play Moss. 

’ 

d Thomason vs. Dodd th,* 

to p,aF Clem-

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Z Z 

ror the season as possible 

Z L l .
it i„
,h a t effo rts are being made to 

jt"an tre a trip throuirh South Texas

Z T Z Missi««PPi. etc. All Un '
Z Z r f pl,,r expertin« <° £ 
-".Xn:dr ; : ; r ed,h; r,d ;n
'y attended «„ "t onol 

Picking the 
lefinitely decided on 

o f 

" 
'’°en j

"0t 

Z
team ha 

e 

hi/xr, 

r f -
* 1 no final selec
on of m em bers has been made anil
^ personnel of the club will not b f
determ ined until ju s t before the to u r

S e'lnrs Thom as, and Tom Broad are

ne two le tte r men of ?act 
will be back 
md I Th 
. 

year th a t
Bradley
J - Th0m as are Playing K00d ten-

harness. 

in L 

.

o u l l t their" t dt he bU8ebal1
season y ^ / y 
were only 
firs 
> 

afternoon. 

sta rt practicing sMonday.

° f 
the
T here
The regu-

men 0Ut 

n 
i 

.'aa “ tf e 'c o .r t’o n l f h .f 8. 1 Z Z 

m*n J « d t h , ‘ Z T C \

were divided 

" arm “P and ‘hen 
ided into squads of four to

k out with the hat.

About forty men camas 
showed good spirit but th 
was too cold ti 
bit,ens of ski„. 

T
he weath"
too told to permit of any exhi 

However

* 

-and,dates keep cornin* out, there will

Z Z h n ’Z matorial deve'»Ped.

h e f b l 
to th , 
ad . l 

t

 ^ ^ h" would

^
i r! 
any -’fafement of
rn " ° f the toa'" " " ‘ii he

He 

of weeks 
satisfied with t h e T T 
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recru it. 
a 

f° r * Mupl"
PreMy We"
* a PPe a ™nce o f the

r fir8t try°Ut.

I Th 
rapidtv 
, f 
J 
ably be completed by the first of n 
“
• « k . The *r„und is ' 

iS bein>-' laid "ut as
s Poasibl* and will prob 
i 

T

£
to J T J S Z M rnest!°Ped ^

in be

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, 

11” 
■a 
rctarv 
w a ,? h 
was the publicity man.

Aw c 
 

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‘ f° r *he S ,a t" dailies a fte r

r 7 U niversity' While 

,B * h* W8S m>de aer-
th i. 

ul'" co" ne'tio n with 

D u nn* the tim e th a t he has been 
<n the U niversity of Texas Mr. Read

try 
1 
try 

in ChemT,
hi8 W° rk 
to „ d the student publication*.
has been a contributor to The
M agazine, s ta ff a rtis t of The Cactus

len t ° r tWi l yCarS HaS 8#rVed as 8tu- 
cut m em ber of the Adviaory Board
f The Texan. Mr. Read's e ffo rt.
advice were a big factor in the 
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success of a daily paper. 
His statem en t follows:

The Advisory Board of The Texan 
- e m . to o ffer best possible solution oJ

I n I

Problem oonfrontin* the 
 T 
ersity student publications. The 
am ount of money is too lar*e and the
th .
^
re sp o n s,b f* * 
The
to continue. 
a resent system 

 K n * fo"r 

I f o /th e " ^ B°ard ' 8 the ' “k '0*1 Place 
The
for the responsibility to re» t. 

l t n ° T Chief h* S th « real « " d Per
aianent success o f the paper ss hie 
The .lu rn n , m ember 
arum* motive. 
: PP°,nted by the P resident of the
, - r tyv rd aerv“ °ut °f pu™
alw ays 
‘itud‘‘nts 
be su re 
*u " of IfetU n , an experienced
the th ir<i m em ber by their 

8n afi 

f 

'nan 

rT ' N° 

iffe r 
ad who 

goin* h>
,S nffiCe Wh° i8 not ™P“ blc 
who docs not have the best in-
of 'h e publications a t heart. 
« e m . to mc to be the fairest p„H-

h ' T P t0 d<a* wHb au'aairers and 
he student body in general."

“ W. T. READ."

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lort-
ntee
»mpt

VE.

hirts

15.50.
Mrs.

endid
rban,
Mrs.

ivate 
con- 
e. 73

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Mock
>dem
veek.
75

ogle 
oom 
J, at 
73

shed
ace-
rch-
73

airs
red­
one
73

ex-
t r ­
ick
74

P rizes Amounting 

to $375 Will Be 

Given to P articip an ts in E vans 
and Peace Speaking 

Contests.

^The University O rato rical A s s o ­
ciation is a member of two S ta te o r­
In terco l­
Texas 
ganizations- the 
the 
legiate Peace A ssociation 
and 
Texas Oratorical A ssociation. 
The 
Texas Pea* Association o ffers prizes 
aggregating $175 in am ount and the 
State Oratorical Association o ffers a 
final prize of $75. As was th e case 
last year, the public contest a t the 
University, which is scheduled to be 
held the night of M arch 1st will de­
termine the selection of re p re se n ta ­
tives to both of th e S ta te contests.
At the same tune the E vans prize 
in oratory (a first prize of $50 and 
second prize of $25) will be aw arded. 
Following are the detailed rules to 
the prelim in ary contests a t 
govern 
the University:

Not later than F ebruary 16th, each 
of the men s four lite ra ry societies 
two rep resen tativ es for 
shall select 
the State Oratorical and two for the 
State Peace Contest. 
Each society 
shall determine its own m ethod fo r 
selecting such representatives.

The eight speakers in each class 
selected as provided in Rule I, shall 
engage in semi-final contests on S at- 
unlay. February 20, in the auditorium 
of the Law Building. 
As a result 
of these semi-finals the judges shall 
solo. t three from each groin,

the 

n ight 

S. The six speakers selected as p ro ­
in a 
vided in Rule 2 shall engage 
of 
final public contest 
March 1st. in the auditorium . 
The 
finking speaker* in this contest shall 
receive the prise offered by Ira Ii 
Evans in the sum of $50 and $25 
respectively; and 
the highest rank- 
mc speaker in each class shall rep- 
resent the I m versity, respectively, in 
he district contest of the T exas In-

:

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r

r
It he State co n te st o f 
Ontor-cal Association. 

i>eace 

the T exas 

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The orations in each case m u s t not 

Of.een m inute, 

in 

length *

as

 

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Z

d‘ ' Co" ‘" ‘» n ts with
z z z t t & r r h E x te n -
|t o r e l c r t \ h h* S ta ‘e 0 r a to r i«>ie con 
their own subjects.

■f 

I is the V M ”c VA°'U; tter

 Band m ects
, , v , t ; : . 5 p - m C “ rd ia '

I the iii- I 

' 1 ' f ratol'n>ty announces 

Antonio 

° f Ed T a""a " ‘ o f Sa,,

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" 'A P E L NOTICES.

I U 1 ' 
I 

,w an s and methods of 

-

 w a . the p a r t,. ‘

• «uhic 
. 
, r "; 
, 

,U 6 ° f 
- 
,,,shoP th is week. 

tIle general 
bv
All 

discussed 

' n ; 

« and m ethods m en- A

I T , r? in keeping with 

church i f , 
sol vt 

7 th 3 t thy
a n d
o u t 
s , °cial problem s of

r e 

flr C0Tnm u n ity an d not ion- X

y

i V ° 

dual8' r iv ic *

^ m
T
«Qtod M ny Was one th i^ 
JUSt as mueh
obligated ^ 
a n d ^a b o r 
fo r th e 
!,‘ greed of the sta te cc 

' 
10 work for th . v 
other 
‘ 

t
as + 
church. An- ^
1 F ortant thine- i« + T 
•

p r ° P a g a t e 
t h o 
ChriMian.iy ^ P n n c,Ples 
p,e On rh ic 

of ^
ablonR' the peo- A

f 

• 

to CommunSU >JeCt as opposed 
•b 
^ e r Z X ^ ^ H a m . + 
-J.
We--e madeP Ul _ " O p t i o n s 

Dr- Bishop’s talk ° 
t(* hear him 

n C'08*8 ^
-J*
He sure 

l a s t Y E A R ’S B A S K E T B A L L

C lark Field was the scene of activi 
freshm en basketball gam es, and the 
th a t did not have its share of athletes.
The basketball team showed excell 
F our of the "Old G 
he new men are m aking a credi 
com petition fo r places on the team w 
a ie g e ttin g b rig h ter every day.

gam e S aturday. 

T E A M , F O U R V E T E R A N S O F
THIS SEASON. 
ty yesterday afternoon. With the f jrBt 

reg u lar basketball team in action, t h e r e 

ii
'! 

AKE °U T AGAIN

progress,
Pract,<;e 
th e r e was hardly a spot on the field

in 

fit frn'tn 

A ll ~A WL

t nt form. AU of the men are gettin g jnto fin 

.. . 

first

,*+++* * * + + ++++!

■ll be keen. 

The prospect for a racer d - b r e a k 7

f H JA L

n o t ic e s .

Delta Sigm a Rho.
- o f ' ' , Z Z * " b"P ort tnt meet- 
& ta Sigm a Rho in Dr. Shur- 
« office S aturday afternoon at 
*

o clock. 

H. L. SKILES.

Z t l t Fm f r '„iferar> Society Will
I i S t“di° S aturday f * - 
ro o ” a t 
have the P‘e- 
Members 

u r . L c ..c° f Ck 

rn ' d “ 
‘ 
w ear white waists.

1 

THE PR E SID EN T .

'V ilo n ia n s Notice.

OUL n ’t mber- l Wi" m eet 

Mr,
I vve a t fi T i u e> 2601 Univer«lty 
a t 8 0 c,°ck tonight. An im-

. 

° tort. m eeting will be held.

AU 

t ry eutd 
'a ske11 ii 11 nsi 
: 
is court near “ Y”,

for M 
* 

t»
Baracca
eport a t 4 o'clock on ten-

F 

I 

m a n a g e r .

.* Psi,0n HooPoet Tonight.

o r t 7 ; “

lie r of , h „
Scarab Chap 
c , K 
f l ^ C h a p .
; l r of the Sigm a Upsilon F ra te rn ity
| „com m ittee was a p p o in te to m ate 

 

ary arran g em en ts fo r the

,M d a t 

b: f 
I L ! . 
^ 

! ‘be eUv: 7
eh.™ 
arc i, 

O"
,IUary 8’ a t 7 " " o c k
'" u tte rs of im portance
(’om ® “P fo r discussion, such 
- o u r relation to the N ational Fra-

FLOYD SM ITH, 

Treauurer.

 T F( E D A I L Y T E X A N .

Brit*
Pc
th*
St it
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THE DAILY TEXAN WHAT

THE AMENDMENTS lions. 

Pub!

The Student DaiSv Publication of the
U n iv ersity o f T e x a s.

DO MEAN.

Honest difference of opfnfon
It is th e height of
The purpose of this editorial folly for two well-meaning men
” V VT V.J I i I I V ll I i I I I ^ I I J IS I I
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j is to pick out the issues involved to fall out and resort to abuse
they
*>y the proposef* constitutional an<j 
to hold 31-
their
the best

I ring tha^Hcg® year** 
ii* second - a. I matter at the amendments. 
> 
Vet of Comr**., March 3, 1879. ments is to w rite into the const!- favorite beverage, 

J he first aim of the amend- serging opinions about 

(should happen 

im, T‘*xas, under 

VA. VMUJ I UV’/i IHI < 

is no crime. 

innuendo 

because 

at A 

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r T r r'oTh. .w“ J *3‘(io 

tuU?" Assemb,y Bi" N° ’ 10- aH shade of neckties, the expense of
hardest
cording to which "The business fraternities, 
— ---------------- m anagem ent of The Magazine -nurse in th e U niversity 
If

the 

or 

-

I,yr.

I 
1 ,,K>,,mart** 

ness m anagem ent of The Texan, drink butterm ilk, 

V, Landrum... .Editor-in-Chief sha" be m er«ed into th e bus>* you believe every student should
Fred I . Cotton,,.... Mar.. 
....... 
 
IPT Editor
is your
Manager and the la tte r shall have control I blessed privilege to make such
Business 
f J; 
' 
• Ae istant M anager of all business affairs of The converts as vou ran R„t if rn1,r
T h L O n \* ts •'* J™ e a n - h u t l f your
R o b e rt I,. S k i J e , . . C i r c u l a t i o n M a n a g e r 
The neighbor thinks every upstand-
is ;ng man should w ear sky blue
the
infatuation
Thank God th a t th a t is only one
The second purpose is to elimi- m an's opinion, and continue to

lexan. 
from Sec. I of Bill No. IO) This j Cr avats, don’t deny him 
makes no change of conditions ;p |easure of his 
as they now exist. 

Office*,* University, Room 120 Main 
Building! up-town, 206 W. Sixth St. 
Telephones: University o ffice 3149; 

. . . t i 
, . 
as well 
( Ih e quotation 

i!j. t tv, a office, IMO

I Magazine, 

as 

it

Issu e Editor Today 
H. IL HAWK.
S t a f f Today

hr

Mi - i
M iss i 
C. Jor 
Thad 
S Dodd 
I. I hanmar

iii

im pson

F. McFaddin 
Kiter
Richa id on
B in ;eid e’ 
W alker

I

“ I forgot that every little ac­
tion o f the common day makes 
or unmake* character, and that 
therefore v bal one has done in 
has 
th e secret cham ber 
the 
to cry alone on 
Milteday 
IrowM tops.’*—Oscar Wilde.

one 

nate the existing contradictions wear your old polkadot.
in the constitution as fa r as th e j The constitutional am endm ents 
control of The Daily Texan is j th a t are now being discussed are
; concerned. 
In one section it 
The sal-
a case to the point. 
says the advisory board shall 
vat ion of the U niversity does 
prescribe rules and regulations 
not 
th eir pass­
for the s ta ff and m anagers. In 
age, (although it is our private
another section it says the S tu­
, 
. . 
opinion th a t the hope of T h e ifru„ » 
■ 
dents’ Assembly shall have con­
Daily Texan does rest on them ). 
trol over the m anagers. 
The 
Likewise, 
it is equally certain 
tru th of the m a tte r is th a t no­
th at there is some ground left 
body knows who is running the 
on which to base an optim istic 
«paper. 
the purpose of 
philosophy of life even if they 
these am endm ents to locate and 
should be enacted into a p ar: of 
centralize the authority and the 
our organic law.
responsibility.

depend on 

It is 

_ 

.. 

f 

" 

The 

the 
th ird purpose of 
am endm ents is to change 
the 
business m anagem ent. At pres­
ent there is elected by the stu ­
dents a business m anager, an

la k e up these constitutional 
in t adm ents, take up the f ra ­
tern ity issue, take up the other 
reason
student problems, and 

If 

them out cooly. 
someone 
says th a t th is councilman, th a t 
editor, or the other representa­
tive is a scoundrel who is try in g 
to ruin the student governm ent, 
don’t take him too seriously. The 
chances are he’s either excited 
or m istaken.

And if you don’t believe this 
editorial, a t least rem em ber th a t 
the w rite r had good intentions, 
even if he was in a hurry.

G. W.

m u ULLIOTTS.

Friends o f M rs. E lliott will be Kiad 

to know th at her little trirl ha. 

recovered. 

Mrs. E lliott 

is 

in tfc 

studio ready to see all old friend* 

! 

to m ake new ones. Don’t delay abom 

your C actus pictures. 
a short tim e le ft.

There is on)

In firm a ry s u ff e r in g 

M iss B ern ice Judkins is at s * 
a * . 
se v er e a tta c k o f appendicitis to JtP 

from 

w ith b ron ch itis. 

- hep

ON THE FIRING LINE

C lass C ontest in R owing.

The com pletion o f the dam opens 
up to the U n iversity an en tirely new 
line of sport, that o f row ing. 
This 
branch of ath letics is well estab lish ed 
in all the E astern colleges and is one 
of the im portant major sports, arous­
ing keen 
in terest and com petition. 
The 25 m ile stretch o f lake a t the 
dam o ffers ideal opportunities for the 
developm ent o f sculling a t th e U ni­
versity o f T exas. Clim ate and water 
ideal for th is sport.
conditions are 
conaiuons are meal tor th is sport.
. 
, 
1 Iie ; The c la ss contests for th e cham pion-
sh ip o f th e U n iv e r s ity h ave b een dis 
continued. 
T h ese c o n te sts a re c a r ­
ried on a t A. & M. C o lleg e an d s e v e r ­
th e S ta t e and 
al o th er sc h o o ls 
a rou se a g r e a t deal o f c la ss and co l­
A c la ss co n te st fo r th e 
le g e sp irit. 
in 
ch am p ion sh ip o f 
th e U n iv e r s ity 
in th e 
row in g, to be held so m etim e 
sp rin g w ould 
fo r 
su p p ly 
n ite r -c la ss c o n te s ts and sh ould sp ee d ­
ily b ecom e one o f th e p op u lar sp o r ts

th is n eed 

. A. 

in 

. 

.

(C on tin u ed on P a g e T h re e.)

W. A. Achilles & Co.
Dealers in 
FANCY GROCERIES \ \ n 
COUNTRY PRODCCE
Headquarters for E v e r y t h i n . 
Good to Eat. 
*
'T f i t ’s good to eat, we h 

to eat!” “ if We h8Ve 

U's * *
Especial attention to Sorori­

ties and F rate rn ities.
Guadalupe and Sixteenth Streets 
Phone 805.

O. K. TAILORING CO. 
Curtis Dukes in Charge.

Cleaning, Pressing, Mending 
L adies’ W ork a Specialty 

Phone 1081. 

503 W. 26th St

HILL & HILL
F A N C Y GROCERS.

U niversity Patronage Appreciated. 
Old Phone 275
Both I hones 247. 

1010 CONGRESS.

1)0 NOT MEAN. 

. . 
this editorial 

WHAT THE AMENDMENTS If*’ U tant m ana*e r’ a " d a C'reu- 
lation m anager 
We will as-
j sume th a t all of these men are
|honest and th a t 
they are loyal
,
. 
-a 
, to University institutions. But.
i iL 
nevertheless, the only economic
, 
,, 
these men have is to cut
th e !
,

Head 
mt t , k„, 
int to knew w hat the proposed • 
list it ut tonal am endm ents dot 
yp mimn 

I he f i r * re v Paragraphs hat , revenue_ an(J make ^ 

motive 
. Idown expenses, 

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if you L 

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increase 

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P o ^ b le . 
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am endm ents 

t h e
the onlv I ______ * 
proposed
will
The business 
"bange all this. 
management will be under the
(rf th e Advisory Board.
.
W Th,s boar(i of men* who are most
af.

r< ;
rn
V’ 
pose of those clauses which 
If'J 
or to the Magazine is to put 
int
o the constitution w hat is a1-
eeaHv n m a t w 
At 
ready a m atter of fact, viz! the L l • 
consuliflu* inn A f tu oaa 
consolidation of the e tw o pub- fluniliju. vvith the 
neat ions. 
of t h e a m e n d n cot 
s reads as fol- 
l o w s : “ Amend Art
. II, Sec. 2 (b) 
« A 
t ” read: "The A
e Association shall 11*14 
sedation shall
hnard nf «rii
0 0 a rd 01 editors, consist- 
an editor-in-chief and 
ssociate editors of which 
three ■, 
. 
m ree associate editor
editor-in-chief and two^ •',1,* n° ? ° r °' U ° ne nian proV€s 
T J l ° \ ncompetent they will “fire him ”
p edit,),, 
hire another.

p arag ra Ph I fairs, will, by a system of com-
petition, select the men who
i. ii , ll lve shown th e ir ability to so-
. 
.
books,
’
. .. 
subscriptions, or do what-
neceasary- and will,
n iy them w hat the job is worth
intl

• 4. ,CI* advertising, keep 
. 

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f „ 

* , 
, 

inc

.? 

1 . 

tic

. 

, 

I he present system worked 
very poorly even when 
the 
Texan was a semi-weeklv. Now 
that it is a daily newspaper, it 
i is a huge business venture and
" eSS T. Ure and

th a t 

in drawing up 

associate editors shall be wom­
Some people have won­
en. 
is said 
dered why anything 
about women.” 
The answ er 
the 
is, 
amendment it was not the pur- 
pq
111
true will he seen by com paring 
the above change with the pres- 
>\ ision of the constitution,

 _____ * 

a

o

e to charge anything about I V , 
, k 

e w ill hp ezum 

iresent haphazard system .

editorial end. That th is is a 

• r " n 
It has
best business methods. 
outgrown its swaddling clothes. 
An enterprise th a t has a budget
thousand dollars a 
,f ' ' 7 
- h i .11 r
The Association shall elect A lmonth should not be run on the 
BUSINESS MANAGER AND a
IU '" ™ pos3ible to P °int out 
bourd of editors, consist i n / of I- 
rn editor-in-chief and eight assn- Lu- 
° rWl tb a t aS Io,l!r as
< ate editors, of which n u m b e r' ,'.j ke ' OI" " ,.n ",s hey a r" there 
three associate editors or the 
conflict between the edi-
tors and the m anagers, between 
i ditor-in-chief and two associate
he m anager and the circulation 
editors shall be women.” Only
manager, the interests of the
__
the words capitalized were elimi- tv 
Magazine, and a
This is merely w riting |T 
Dated. 
into our constitution what the I 
‘‘V T 'nca" sf tenc,es- Th<‘
Students’ Assembly put i n t o e f J T r V
a,J
. 
 
»‘erests; will make all interests
feet last year by a bill. 
second to tii6 welfare of the rvi-

mu* 
i
I ho pioposed amendments do p eritself. 

, ,, 

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not ai-ect the editors nor their! 
i urn 

o f el. 

> not read : he amendments 

_____________

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'ion in any way. DIFFERENCE OF OPINION

ll ,Prt" v e t 

" ,l T u ? ''8 Tr , " h is a11 wel1 and Bood for a 

• 

ji 

4* 

‘U,i Hum. Look man to have the strength of his
nr, ft,,., 
M iengin oi ni!
UP the sections in the eonstitu- convictions, to know w hat ho be-
>• n m at are ai fected and stu d y lieves and believe it firm ly. That
Try to is every m an's right, but it is
the proposition out. 

^ 

changers! 

 ° th er
u. w . man to entertain opposite onin-

man t ^ n

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II. Iii KLEY 

0< M DAVIS

M O D E L STEAM LAUNDRY

SAVES YOU MONEY AND IS THE 

BEST

THE STUDENTS’ FRIEND 

° m *V> 

1504 Lavaca Street

M C L E S T E R COAL CO. 

C O A L
Original Deep Shaft 
M cAlester.

Phones 246.

Try The Troy Laundry

5 our collars are done so th a t your tie slips easy, 

g e t elsewhere. 

PHONE 73— WE DO THE REST.

You can’t

J

W. L. HARRISON CO.

J. R. Reed Music Company

Llanos, Flayer Pianos, Victor Victrolas and Sheet Music. 

( ome in, boys, and see our new store.
805-807 CONGRESS AYE.

912 Congress Avenue. 

F a n c y G roceries.

JOE GILBERT, M. D.

O ffic e : o l9 , 320, 321 Scarbrough 

Bldg. 

Phones, old 1506, new 102. 

997 Old, 355 N ew . U niversity hours. 
l l to I.

•H SI ARRIX ED, FRESH SHIPM ENT OF CANDIES, BOX 

AXD BULK, 25C TO $1.00 A POUND

JNO. L. MARTIN

M A T T H E W S D R U G S T O R E
PHONE 645
It-12 LAVACA STREET 

‘ Cor student lam ps and supplies. Every- 

; thing electrical. Phone 320. 408 Cod- 
gress.

TRY OUR “EA TS”

IL H. SMITH

University Tailor Shop.
cleaning, P ressin g and Repairing

THE COZY CORNER

Old Phone 825.
2214 Guadalupe St. 
Work and Prices Both Right

1

T he Place W here the Students Like to Linger. 
W e give you w hat you w ant when you w ant it.

Buy a Meal Ticket

Telephone 1025

T h e A u s t i n N a t i o n a l B a n k
of .Austin, T ex a s 
Resources $ 5 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0
UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY 
KNOWS IHE STUDENTS’ WANTS AND WANTS THE 
STUDENTS’ BUSINESS.

E. P. W IL M O T , P resid en t.
WM. II F O L T S , V ice-P resid en t.

M O RRIS H IR SH F E L D , Cashier.
C. M. BARTHOLOM EW . A sst. Cashier

O F F I C E R S :

if 

^
h a v e l ^ X ? £ ?^tWwrSS ^ r v , h eSideS' 
Tenderloin. M utton. Poultry, B r a f n T v ^ l . 'H ^ E t c ^ ’ ^

nave e ^ er> th in g you w ant—

is m eat Beef 

I t m h 

it 

E X C E L S IO R MEAT MARKET

115 W est Sixth S treet.

pork

lf th
Bmo!

ll o

DR. F. W. SMITH
DENTIST 
722 Congress Ave. Austin, Tex. j
Opp. Avenue Hotel. 

Phone 1034.

AUSTIN PRESBYTERIAN 
SANITORIUM

14th and Congress Ave.
S tudents cared for through] 

U niversity H ospital Fund.

DR. W. R. WEBER
DENTIST 

Room 506 Littlefield Bldg., 
Floor, Austin, Texas.

Swann Furniture 
and Carpet Cc
TH E IHG STORE.

WE FU R N ISH FRATER® 

HOUSES ON CREDIT.

 be srlad
is qui^ 

*n the 

nds and
y about
is only

' Seton 
ve ry 
W h e r

C o ,

ND
E
hing

have
good

orori-

treets

I.

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ling. 
ty. 

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ated. 
e 275

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below manufacturer's S

. ’ " ‘th amber bits-aetu alJy

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Terms to Suit Anybodv
^ r iwhat your professi- «*£7S£Ta

you know h o w t i r e s o m e k l t T s i t ^ a f / i n is h e d ? 

" ell,

al No. IO

will save you enough time to pay forit* ,, . 

. *n 8 year- Be
sides, you can ut up the neatest ann 
on it, 
' arcu,'ate work
no more work. You wouhl not he so f-^ T T *letters’ with 
now if y ° u
had hail the assistance of a ROYAL NO / i f 

an extra copy of your then 

CONFERENCE

Coach o f Rico 

ir ■

S'an d Taken h 
V 
Summer Baseball.

I 

" hv S- « . I. A. On 

E ,P ' ain*'d

I The organization of » a., .u 
ath.etic 
'ntercollegiate 
! along the lines of the / 
collegiate assoc, lt' 

t ,C°nferen«
In* f

!

,

a s a n n o u n c e d

. *ouri valley conference w " ^
-'n 
j n tne re p o rt of *u

th « 

by p , , f p 7; * t

trio:
7
° f
. m cetinc
“ " 'to a tc A thletic

:R ice In stitu te , T e e ' 
of 
th" National ro ll 
association. 

 

ins«ta«fns we°/e tT " ™ hHWeen the
A rb u c k le , a n I , 
» » « P ro f.
' 
o r* » n izatio n
u 
effected. 
te r members of
the new conf! ° 

Th 

! 

u t 

sit>’ of O klahom .I'okhh** 
in O klahom a 
Texas A. 
“Sty. Baylor u b tr ,WeStern Univep-
 the Rice i
In stitu te in Tex ts 

tH e, UniVr' 
.0 ™ A ' * M 
& \jI " T v ° f Texas-

^

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t d

bu
■
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: r
rule whatever feat 
le w h a te v e r s . . 
h a d s h o w n t o 
letics. 

in “ «
I t .
bl t ° a r e f U ' S t u d >'
, L . ; u^ f; \ the h e st in ath -

, v ° f — m

 

sum m er baseball ° 

'n ’ p re v a le n ce o f

Do You Sm oke a Pipe?
Here Is Your Chance!

f f ® ° *° * * 00 Pipe at . . . . 
to $6.50 Pipe a t 

j . ...
‘ '' |jlb a

B U C K ’S PLACE
722 Cong Ave.

S A L E R E P I N S J \ \ *iTii o e i '

*BB OUR WINDOW.

” g a r e p a y in ir wni* taw-

&r "M“ ”r 

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S T O R g

f o o t b a l l p i c t u r e s

A fe w c la s s y o n e s lo ft 

»

Drop around anti look them over 
W ave y o u s e e n v m ir pioa 
11 y ^ u r c la s s p ic e u r e ?

*

g ‘Ving 8Way at cost-

J0RDAN CO... COZY CORNER

' r

; hnatth: ; , ; pr

'"ZSZzszr.rl

sociation o r in a n v 

nal A s* I

 «

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h-

5

by th "^b - s t

a

S

w t a

S

n the conference games.

^

rred f -

' p o r ti;;0 

t
:

baseball of‘varim P'af S P°SSibIy m» -
oi v ario u s c asshe 
a " V 
"th en section o f th e c o u n trv J 
e ’ o f
course, to its clim Qf 

" " '' “ 
"•nil a s to th e s t a u 
men for sport L ai, T tr : r „ of “ S I
,^ s e s ." 
said P rofessor A r t u X 
; ' 
P 'a y .n g o f .

r t>e rule p ro h ib itin g th e n iacin 

wafteoan has never hon„ 

su m m e r b ase),,11 h 
success in Texas.” 

* ,

BI '.LCTIX BEING PREPARED.

I Hea'th 
' 

h c ~
d Sanitation Will Re D i..
cussed at Length

' ^ o a, s
in,vw it ; 

r

r s ^

inK i,;nthR,,,flo ru rai
th ese m eet-

hers' of t Per0Po°mm fZ** tb “ m— 

A

discuss im portant m a t t e r s 'b T ^ * '’
every day life. 
will be prepared for eaJh m ! 
issued wiTlf th 
a bulletin will be 
t-P '0 for discission a t th a t m eetin g

,

'

° n 

 

od l
f 3Ulh 
tion on the F’arm - fK 

l - " ' " ? ’ Wi“ be discuss, 
P,cs as H ealth and San,la 
^a n *ta-

r 

FIRING L IN E

(Continued From ra g e Two.)

the results accomplished. 

= ? - • = » is t t a s “S?--•JTfis
G C- A R J*OUX. I hope Of reins0,I te m e f t t d T 7 "" 

1 of th °se enrolled the

tprm 

fa jj 

. 

his 

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

courses. 
■ suspense is so m ething a w fu l. 

* dt'P,o rab l« s ta te o f
a f f ” 
a , 
Iias to w a it fo r
 
o T Z Z L S-U,Jent has to wait for | found to be slig h tly I ,clow T "' 
three weeks to a s c e rta in w h e th e r o r
The
not he passed 
Such
delay rn grad in g p a p e rs a n d p o stin g
th a t
sonic negligent persona arc decided"
am i « ”e u se le ss.
i 
i 
■ tk,;„ 

I . mJ"e,Mtod 
1 mPt performance o f co m m en d s 
P , ° m P t P e r f ° ™ a „ c e o f

■ST line but J , . , . . 
' 

■lacking in cnterri e and a r e u 

line but many of th 

student s a v e ra g e 

reinstated. 

[ . t o d u 'tls 

in d ic a te s 

• 
i. . 

I 

' 

.0. B i l l o w in the prompt Derfew 

a v e r a h o n 

booking a t the brig h t side of the

a r °
th e Pass-
° PaS3'
se " ,,y be

thi ! "

I.

•ugh
102.
un

Since 

the f a ll 

i p r m 

.

J m0St of the s tu <Ients in th e u T d ^ 
l a m e n t w ere u n c e rta in a s to theta 
(standing- in sev eral cou rses fo r a n , 
(reasonable long time sn,I

tr[definite p lans 

f o r 

th e f»*.

(the appearance o f a jon 
h a » t b . : r M u d i e ‘ 

, / ° UMtl1 
™-

It- By0rdi,i;i'-V ;‘J'p lication an d enere-v 
I ese conditions could ho 

„

H the in s tru c to r on £
F’ould have a ferm i 
I 

°nt? hand
«fve a large m ass o f w o rk o f f

E T a ' t

 Und " * stu d e n ts on th e
- 

 - —
*>y 

s j *
a p p e a r-

BORDON SIM PSON . 

* " * * ' * 

t h i r t e * " have h i! 
“ nave been 
commended for hi^h grades! Of tho 
°i*ler students tw enty-f«,.r l 
forty-four cr,VI. u 
for b ir t 
t o h.gh averages. 

boys and 
6 b e e n c°mmended
This show s a

? 

grades 

in ^

 ~ " d a b , e

the sam e tim e last1 e a ° a'X,y'nine at

KOBINSON VISITS s c h o o l .

*'I r - A. J. Itobinson, o f the F v .

P™ llep artm *r't , le ft Austin Thurs- 
tour 
..I m orning on an extended 
m 
p T ravis C ounty ru ral schools 
• 1 • v°b*nson is accom panied by Miss

ent of 

r
'
of schools. 

r

 C° Unty SuP "in te n d - 

The trin U 

i ■

de 

-
in 
sch o lastic league.

th e 

in te re s t o ^ T h e I n ^ 

m is s r ic h Le c t u r in g .
Miss Rich, of the Extension De- 

tr a f n T c t “ With 

th e C° Mon B elt

t .S" ’-VKV b ^ 'N IE R ~ M E E T g .

in 

I 

''clock 
^

l J t l f ; : ' H'c 

':a " ier b i t e ra ry Soci-

U -^rsrof the new
.a r r 

-s r

I^tornoon 

wts Miss Rose Closky 
I most in to rf t • 

^ cioskji told in

a t 

f,

 'n the "cesbel^Roorn V I r" ^ ^

^

d i contest at Galveston. 

ab>

3j4 Amto

>

j

/

This is the Ansco Store

in plmtographTc' 
us sh o w you h o w you c a a m I T 
W e w in BladIv 

,h a t's *»»*
t0‘day and 'e t 
C J n m jk e fin " P h o tographs.

mutTril'ls^cT^ 

' 

th e m arv elo u s Amateur^c-aw *hC S uperb A nsco, 
(5uaIlty, a n d sh o w you its w ork8 ° u P rofes sional 
- t h e original, g e /u ln e and „ Wlr*h A ' ,SCO F i'm 
Cyko, the p riz e -w in n in g photographic1 p a p c r ~ and

Im provem ent o”f t ^ F a r L ^ o m e ’- t t 
t h '
O rganisation of F arm ers 

for 

and0Pthr. MRark etin t' " f ‘heir P ro d u c t 
and he B uying of M aterials, and a

e s ta te t h / ° tb er. topics of vital in te r­
the ‘“ t a ' d is-,
d ic ts 

Pe° P,e 

L o o k 

fo r m e A n s c o S i g n

At the CO-OP

; "

f o r th e firs t two months, the meet 
f

 f v u s s noes,ions 
I
the p resen t cotton situation and fin.
8 
" I depression, and will consider

MEN'S MILLINERY.
Hats More Extrem e Each Succeed- 
I 
 aSi !,0W 10 PTOdU« ' a ‘iv- 
tag a t hPr
mg Season.
aKt eXPen se; how to I 
^ 
finn 
i Every Batson it is g a tin g more
fin d su b stitu te crops for a large p art 1
a n d h* ~ t t o n : «<>w‘o fi» d .mick crops

a 

d i,lo n d e r t o d i J ^ t t e eM m -!fiJ^ “ i 

BroWn has returned
com- j from Denton to resume her work for

r
f of Hole, Keller. 
— 

j hcr M. A. decree.

g m w i j j U . . 

and p i ^

S S I and r a l p h

budington.

They Know How

( L E A N IN G - PRESSING _ REPAIRING

money 

Th F S, ° f WCUri" « ready 

of A A M r *;Xt€nmn B ep artment 

A. & M. C ollege is a t present co- 

.T 

th& 

n 
U niversity 

op eratin g with 
Texas In 
i h„. 
e n 
th a t will (ipu ] 

of
P rep aratio n o f 
topics 
ti;w iv 
ducts, and Jatpr th* n u
ueai w ith a g ric u ltu ra l nro-
t «nu later, the Co Ieee of In
d - t n a l A rts will co.„Pcrate? with the
d e s Zl\ y m thC Preparation o f a rti- J 

f.

bealing with 

industrial welfare.

720 Congress Avenue

 

 

 

 — 

~ 

I Krwin, Lange of San Antonio i s a 
recent pledge of the Sigma Mu Fra- 
ternity.
" 
I 
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l u

I f
e 0ver old h at«- The 
( sty es change 80 rapidly and decided-
> thatone must invest in new head­
gear or be content to be out of style 
The newest in men’s hats may be 
in Moore & Morrison’s show 
meows, and a very interesting diR-
’hSh 
i ,K; A notabIe Pattern is the 
(high sloping crown and narrow curb­
ed or drooping brims.

•een 

Mr. Morrison is authority for the I 
■statement that this year's J n , h i t '

ii nery. The addition of a feather 

t i l „ T ' nStaT h eS n aJ WC" be ™
would m a * them a joy , 0 a„}. £
J 

^ any wom-

an’s heart. 

J 

... 

L‘fe ° f ° “r Savior.” a 
nificently mounted photo drama in 
‘•wen parts, depicting tho 
journey 
bere on earth of the Blessed Master 
announced for presentation at tim
es-Mar Theater today and tomor- 

row.

" ta rta n ting the vi.u.Uzation is a 
veritable symposium of rousing hym-

ba* been assembled 
frommU8IC * 
cuiTtedTT *ource and which I- «i-
cu latid ta inspire reverence and deep 
religious conviction.

aufu VVednenday 

H a te d w ' t T * ' D e lta * * * * 
«•
Belle Works 
| F’loreni
Florence HoUey.

Fav T *

evoninv 

HAT YOU SAY ABOUT A BARC A IN?

TEXAN a n d m a g 6 m o n t h s sT vs

COME TO THE OFT,CE ANY

 O PE N AT IO A. M . 

* - «

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

K eystone Comedy today, entitled 

“FA TTY ’S MAGIC P A N T S.”

— and—

%

“THE B EA T OF THE Y EA R .”

A Two-reel Mutual “M ovie.”

Hancock H o u s e Saturday, Jan. 9

M A TIN EE A N D NIGHT.

NOTABLE PRODUCTION OF EU G E N E W A LTER ’S 

M ASTERPIECE

FINE FEATHERS

A Great ( ast in a W onderful Play

S eats on Sale Todav

BES-MAR THEATRE

THE HOI SE OF SU PER IO R FE A T U R E S

TODAY and TOMORROW

TH E $100,000 PRODUCTION OF

The Life of Our Saviour

Arter m an y y e a r s s p r n t in in c o m p i l i n g and p r o d u c in g a w o n d e r f u ll y 

r e a lis tic film d r a m a d e a li n g w ith “ T H E L I F E O F O I R S A V I O R ” 
the R athe F r e r e s Co. a n n o u n c e t h e c o m p l e t e d w o rk 
fo r p r e s e n t s * 
twin at th e B E S - M A R 
( H E A I F R . S o m e o f t h e m o s t s t r i k i n g a n d 
e f f e c t i v e s c e n e s ; V ir g in M ary is r e v e a l e d in th e p r e s e n c e o f t h e A n g e l 
C ab rie! r e c e i v in g t h e A n n u n c ia t i o n ; C a e s a r and t h e j o u r n e y b ack t o 
th e C ity o f D a v id ; t h e w r e tc h e d s t a b l e ; th e birth o f t h e C h r ist ( Mid; 
th e A rriva l o f th e I h r e e W is e M e n ; t h e M a s s a c r e o f t h e I n n o c e n t s ; 
in t o E g y p t ; J e s u s l e a r n s t h e C a r p e n t e r ’s T r a d e fr o m Jo* 
th e H i g h t 
t h e D o c t o r s ; C h r i s t ’s K a p t ism by S t . 
t h e T e m p l e w ith 
sept*; In 
J o h n in th e R iv er J o r d a n ; M ary M a g d a l e n e ; th e W o m a n o f S a m a r i a ; 
M ir a c le s ; M a k in g th e Hlind t o s e e , t h e crip p led to w a lk a n d th e d e a d 
to l i v e ; th e T r a n s f i g u r a t i o n ; t h e E n t r y in to J e s u s a l e m ; C h r ist P u r g ­
in g th e T e m p l e ; t h e L ast S u p p e r ; H is B e tr a y a l by J u d a s ; J e s u s b e ­
fo r e ( a i a p h a s ; P e t e r D e n ie s C h r i s t ; J e s u s b e f o r e P i l a t e ; a t t h e F o o t 
of ( a l v a r ) ; th e D e a th o f C h r i s t ; th e D e s c e n t fr o m t h e C r o s s ; t h e 
R e s u r r e c tio n and 

t h e A s c e n s i o n .

PO SITIVELY NO P A SSE S TO A N Y O N E 
PER FO R M A N C ES STA R T AT IO,. 12, 2, 4. ti, ti and IO.

The Amateur Musical Club

Second Concert of the Course.
HELEN S T A N L E Y , Soprano
— and—
F R A N C E S INGRAN, Contralto
In Joint Recital.
JA N U A R Y I GTI I, U N IV E R SIT Y AUDITORIUM.

S c h < X ity T ick et?1* nn<‘ ° t h e r 8 tu < k n U 
in M w ic and
F irst 20 rows, parquet 2 ! I! I 2 2 2 2 ! ...........................*V J2
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March 2-1, Third and [.ast of Course.

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L IB R A R Y 

i s a s u c c e s s .

The Package Library Department 

of the I ublic Discussion Department 

is d o i n g a record breaking business 
This
loaning of packages. 
in 

the 

Ar r o w
SHIRTS

arc in every style suitable 
for city o r c o un try , frolic 
or function. T h e colors 
are fast, the styles smart 
and r ig h t— the patterns 
c o r r e c t — i n s i s t o n t h e
la b e l.

$ 1 . 5 0 iind up
Gillett, Peabody St C o., Inc. Makers

ot 
departm ent furnishes p ackages 
im ­
(literature, dealing with various 
p o r ta n t current subjects, to those that 
request them. 
During the last two 
days JI packages have been loaned. 
The m ost popular subject is the lite r ­
acy te st for em igrants, which is the 
■subject of the Interscholastic debate. 
Woman Suffrage 
is the next m ost 
called for subject over which a great 
interest has been aroused 
deal o f 
total 
throughout the State. 
number of packages 
since 
A ugust is 424.

The 
loaned 

PR EXY SE N D S G REETING S.

While in New York fo r tho C h r i s t ­

m a s h o lid a y s Miss Oasis of th e S p a n ­

ish D e p a rtm e n t s a w fo rm e r P r e s id e n t 

Mazes, of the U niversity. 
The p r e s i­
dent sent his g r e e tin g s to th e T e x a s 
stu dents. Miss Oasis say s t h a t m ost 
ct th e p r e s i d e n ts tim e since he took 
up th e active duties of th e College 
o f New York had been sp e n t in b a n ­
q u e tin g and enjoying life of the new- 
city.

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

NOTED COACHES 

ON PROGRAM AT 

ATHLETIC MEET

Harvard, M in n e s o t a and Y a le C o a c h e s 

J Vt tend, M a k i n g R e p o r t s and R ec- 

o rn ending N o C h a n g e s in 

F o o t b a l l R e g u l a t i o n s .

College a th letics received a com­

plete o v e r h a u l i n g at the ninth m eeting 

o f the C o lleg e A thletic Association 

o f America held 

in Chicago on the 

29th of 

la s t December. 

Percy 

I). 

Haughton, hi ad coach at Harvard dis­

cussed the gam e from a mercenary 

standpoint, and pointed to the fla g ­

rant violations of hired players by 
many of th e team s of the country. 
The coach spoke of football from a 
standpoint of m ental training, sayin g 
that it was as valuable as books for 
t h a t purpose.

Dr. H. L. W illiam s of Minnesota re- 
, ported on last year’s change of rules, 
but recommended no changes for this 
v en r.

the 

it be discharged 

The report of the com m ittee 

on 
football fata lities 
.showing that only 
one of the 13 deaths credited to fo o t­
ball in the past year was of a train­
ed player, w as accepted, but 
the 
com m ittee 
recom m endation o f 
that 
from further 
consideration w as disregarded and in­
the execu tive com m ittee was 
stead 
empowered to consider 
ad vis­
ability of exten d in g the work for the 
fatalities com m ittee to include deaths 
from all form s of sports, including 
hui.ting, canoeing, sw im m ing, b ase­
ball and sk atin g, so that a definite 
defense m ight be made to the charge 
’ hat football is a “brutal and degrad­
ing sport.”

the 

Keep the p hyscally unfit and the 
u n tia in e d p la y e r out of football and 
the gam e will be free from danger, 
was the opinion set forth in the re­
port of the com m ittee on fatalities.

Dr. George W. Ehler of the U niver­
ity of W isconsin, chairman of the 
com m ittee, in the report, urged that 
ii! candidates for team s subm it to 
a rig.d physical exam ination. 
In ­
vestigation by the com m ittee, the re­
port set forth, showed that the cause 
for an outcry a g a in st the gam e as a 
“brutal and degrading sport can not 
'n* m aintained.”

gam es 

Of the 13 players reported to have 
died during 1914 from the results of 
participation 
or 
in football 
practice, Dr. E hler said only three of 
these were co lleg e men and only one 
was a member of a regular Varsity 
team. 
All other deaths reported, he 
said, were o f boys under 20 years o f 
age, who played on high school, ath 
I otic club and irregular team s.

“One of these deaths am ong the 
boys, Dr. F hler said, “occurred as 
the result o f blood poisoning from a 
scratch on the arm received in a gam e. 
s © Fir as can be learned this boy w as 
the only trained and fit athlete o f the 
ten non-college men who have died 
from football.”

W alter Camp o f Yale attended the 
idea 
the present 

o r ference and discounted any 
' / material ch an ge 
football rules.

in 

F o r fla sh lig h t picture, 

other 
m o w s a n y where, any tim e, see Phil
( Ooh, at the C ozy Corner.

or 

A m eeting o f the Debatin Council is 
d ie d for today (F r id a y ) at 5 p. m. 
bai p in Room 12 I Hall.

E. D. SH URTER, 

PUMPS A SEASON IN ADVANCE

DILLINGHAM’S

We do not hoiu th e record for tu rn in g out work in t h e short­

e s t tim e. N eith er are our prices th e low est. W e do guarani: 
th e best possible resu lts from every exp osure, and as prom6? 
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delivery as is co n sisten t w ith such resu lts. 

For th e b est and su rest resu lts, bring us you r film s.
THE JORDAN CO. _«■(» com.hks-^
Branch Store at th e Cozy Corner, 24th and GuadaluDc

AUSTIN SANITARIUM LAUNDRY

Corner 14th and A venue. 

P hone JOsi;

We do fam ily w ash ing. S tu d e n ts’ laundry a sp ecialty 

shin 

9 cents, 3 for 25 c e n ts; underwear, 12f/2 cen ts per p t 

All work strictly guaranteed. 

P

G. VV. V A R D E N , Proprietor.

F O R M E R P R E S I D E N T H E R E .

C. K. I^ee of F ort W orth, form er 
president of the Alum ni A ssociation 
is in the city v isitin g Dr. B attle.

Mr. Lee w’as tw o years president 
of the association, and is now a s s is t­
ant general attorney for the Santa 
Fe.

Mr. Lee has been in C alifornia, ac­
companied by his w ife, for several 
He reports his condition 
months. 
improved and will return 
to F ort 
Worth som etim e this week.

SIX NEW JO U R N A L IST S.

The winter term has added half a 
dozen students to the D epartm ent of 
Journalism, and although th is is but 
its first year, there are already 40 
students registered 
the D epart­
ment.

in 

The courses of the g reatest a ttrac­
tion are M agazine M aking; H istory 
md Principles of Journalism .

Prof. Will H. M ayes, head o f the 
Departm ent, announces this to be a 
very enthusiastic yeai on the part of 
the students and faculty alike, and 
expects a great increase in the stu ­
dent body next year.

A L U M N I P R E S I D E N T H E R E .

John W. Philp, president of 

the 
E x-Student A ssociation w’ill be in the 
f*ity today to hold conferences with 
Mr. John La Prelle of A ustin and 
I tost Woodhull o f San Antonio with 
reference to the building of the new 
gym nasium by form er students o f the 
University.

Mr. Philps will spend Saturday on 

the campus with his friends.

P E D E S T R I A N S 
S a f e t y F i r s t

The pedestrian has the first right 
on the sidewalk, the vehicle (excep t at 
crossw alks) has the fir st right in the 
street. Don’t be a “jay-w alk er.” Go 
to the street intersections.
A U S T IN STREET R AILW A Y CO.

TEXAN WANT ADS

Texan w ants ads will bring results. 
I he price is Ic per word for the first 
-nsertion, three insertions for 2 c. No 
ad 
taken over the phone. No ad 
taken for less than 25c. Call at room 
120 Main Bldg. Pay in advance.

D EN TISTS.

D R . IL E. BAXTER, dentist, 512 

Scarbrough Bldg. Old phone 1316.

rooms, $4 and $5; meals, $1550 
BeDer in v estig a te. Phone 2606. Mrs 
A. Custer, 2205 Speedway.

N icely furnished room 

in private 
home near U n iversity. Modern con 
2603 U niversity Ave. 73
veniences. 

YOUNG LA D Y 

STL’DE NTS -

Rooms and table board one-half block 
line; modern 
of U n iversity and car 
(conveniences. Term s, $5 nor 
206 E. 24th St. Phone 2108 

I

FOR R E N T — One large room, single 
beds, heated house, $14, and one room
with sin gle beds, without heat, $8, at 
2303 Speedw ay. Mrs. C. J. Roes. 
73

FOR R E N T — To a bunch of boys, 
5 rooms a t 2205 Speedway. Very 
spring 
cheap for the w inter and 
terms. Phone 2606.

FOR R E N T — Two single furnished 
in a new , screened, furnace- 
rooms 
heated house. 215 E. 26th st. (arch­
( ’has. VV. Barnsdall. 
w ay). 
73

SING LE ROOM—South upstairs 
room; hot and cold baths; 2307 Speed- 
way, opposite power plant. Phone 
3295. 
73

FOR R EN T— Furnished rooms ex­
cellent table board, together or separ­
ately, for young men a t 1810 Colorado 
7;
S t 

Phone 2966. 

B A R B E R S .

I’osche Bldg., 

Students, go to the Palace Barber 
fTrst-class 
Shop. 
work. The only Turkish Baths in the 
city. Win. F. W olf, Prop.

for 

SHA ER, the DriskiTI barber, In 
• dded one of the la te st electric mw- 
sage machines. Lady manicurist.

ST U D E N T S W ANTED - Good J 

in a bari 

com fortable position 
h a i r , where you g e t your barber wort 
lone by expert barbers. Prismaw 
m assage a specialty. Texas Barb*] 
'’hop, 1008 Cong ress Ave. EJ Aik] 
proprietor.

MEET ME at the University 

ber Shop, 2216 Guadalupe.

M I S C E L L A N E O U S .

AT PROTECTION HALL.
Modern dances taught by Mrs. Sail
and daughter. 
Classes Mondays^ 
Thursday nights 8 o ’clock. WednJ 
Private H 
lay afternoons a t 4. 
sons at any hour. 

Phone 2590.

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M C A SK IL L — SIGNS. 
Telephone Connection.

U niversity B illiard Academy 
2212 Guadalupe St. 
Popular Prices.

C. G. J - 1 APES, Mffij

E ffective coaching in Math. I 
Helena H 

R eferences given . 
W om an’s Bldg.

DR. S. N. K EY, eye, ear, nose; 

throat. 421 Scarbrough Bldg

2 Y2C and 3c kodak prints are 

best. Film s developed. Marks!

TAILOR A N D HATTER- 
and alterin g by first-class 
Nick Linz, n ext to Littlefield 
Both phones.

I* ch.

ring

[it is 
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Nmo

Tex 
P H rn 
pern be 
ere j8 

ftendei

Chairman.

Dr. E. C. Berwick, dentist, suite 
521 Scarbrought B llg. Old phone 3150.

U N I V E R S I T Y S T U D E N T S .
^ PU (vin sa v e rnoney or g et 
th e 

m oney for y o u r books at 
OLD HOOK STORE 
909 C on gress Ave.
‘ <2 w ill buy an y book and pay 
cash .

DR. VV. W. K ILLIA N , dentist, room 

505 Littlefield Bldg. Phone 1009.

LOST A N D FO U N D .

LOST— Key ring with four keys. 
73

Phone 1276 for reward. 

ROOM A N D BOARD.

LOW EST N E T COST RECORD 
TH E VV ID E W ORLD OVER

N ice room for rent at 1934 San A n ­

tonio, Mrs. Sallie C. Wood.

The Union Central 
Life Insurance Co.

C IN C IN N A T I, OHIO 

A gen ts o f A bility Wanted.

Scarbrough Buld., 

RICH ARD CO RN ER, A g e n t. 

A u s t i n ’ 

T e x a s .

Board and rooms, $20 to $25 at 1811 
C ongress, 2 blocks south of Congress. 
Rooms refitted and best table board. 
1811 C ongress. 
74

Phone 2566. 

F U R N IS H E D ROOMS— W ith 

or 
01 w ithout board. 
A ll modern con- 
\ eniences, 1 9 0 1 U n iversity Avenue. 
Phone 1808.

ROOM A N D B O A R D , $19 a n d $ 2 0;