THU DAILY TEXAN F I R S T C O L L E G E D A I L Y S O U T H T H E I N D a m e f o o t b a l l g a m e a re som e of th e things th a t a r e b eing looked f o r w a r d peak. ---------------------------|,ert is inclined to believe Vol. XIV. THANKSGIVING A CELEBRATION OF FESTIVE STUNTS r a t t a i l . R eceptions. G e rm a n s , a n d a Bis Rally W ill M ark N e x t W eek's O b se rv a n c e of l e a s t Day. A l t h o u g h the fa c u lty h a s re f u s e d to glVe more th a n T h u rs d a y fo r a holiday ne v e rth e le ss , U n iv e r- T h ank sgivin g, .tu d e n ts sity nere are p la n n in g a serie s of social f ro m all d e p a r t m e n t s e v e n t s t h a t will eclipse all p re v io u s a t t e m p t s of a like n a t u r e a t t h is i n ­ stitution. D ances, r e c e p tio n s , g e r ­ mans. rallies, s m o k e rs, a n d th e N o tr e to. and e la b o r a te plan s a r e b ein g c a r ­ ried out to m ak e all of th e s e a f f a ir s a c o m p lete success. On n e x t W e d n e s d a y e v e n in g the .students of th e e n g in e e r in g d e p a r t ­ ment, following th e foo tb all ra lly in the aud ito riu m , will give a b ig r e c e p ­ tion on the top floor of th e E n g in e e r - r Building, which will be d e c o ra te d mg with greens for th e occasion. D ean T. U. lig h ts, b u n tin g , a n d e v e r ­ arc Taylor a nd P r e s id e n t Snow h a v e i n ­ vited all of t h e a lu m n i of th e e n g i ­ neering d e p a r t m e n t to a t t e n d th is r e ­ ception, a nd a la r g e n u m b e r is e x ­ pected to be p re s e n t. A sm o k e r an d e n te rta in m e n t t r u e to a c tu a l e n g i n e e r ­ ing life will be given on th e second floor of th e b uilding, a n d follo w ing the conclusion of the s m o k e r d a n c in g will he th e f e a t u r e of th e e v e n in g until a la te hour. in school, will give a On the sa m e n ig h t a s th e e n g in e e r s reception th e U n iv e rsity G e r m a n Club, which is the f o r e m o s t social o r g a n i z a ­ fo rm al tion dance a t th e K n ig h t s of C olu m b us hall down tow n. E x te n s iv e p r e p a r a - tions have been m ade a n d no ex p e n se ha- been sp a r e d to m a k e th is a f fa ir a complete success, a n d in a s m u c h as every s tu d e n t in school will be invited to secure a tic k e t, t h e r e is no doubt but th a t the G e r m a n C lu b ’s d a n c e will be largely a tte n d e d . a m o n s te r football Previous to th e e n g in e e r s ’ recep tion or the G erm a n Club dan ce W e d n e s d a y ra lly will night be held in the a u d ito r iu m of t h e Main Building, and it is f r a n k ly e xpe c te d that at le a s t 3000 s tu d e n ts a n d town people will he p r e s e n t a t th i s rally , which will be held fo r th e p u r p o s e of stirring up e n th u s ia s m for th e Texas- Notre Dame to be football played the n e x t day. R o u s in g speeches by pro m in ent college o r a t o r s will e n ­ courage the te a m a n d th e r o o te r s , and tho ■ p re se n t will a f t e r w a r d s be e n ­ tertained by a o n e-a c t s t u d e n t p la y ­ let. The yell le a d e rs a n d fo o tb a ll men will in? on h and, an d th e ra lly will be the la ‘ football m e e tin g of th e s t u ­ dents for this season a n d is expected to be the la r g e s t t h a t h a s y e t been held. g a m e the s u p re m a c y . Thursday being T h a n k s g iv in g Day, studt 'ts will no t be re q u ir e d to a tte n d cia- es, and e n ti r e school will probably t u r n out to see T e x a s and Notre Dame fight it o u t on th e g r i d ­ iron "or football The gra i lands an d b le a c h e rs on C lark they Field have been e n la r g e d u n til will 'n old n ea rly 5000 people, a n d it is probable t h a t a g r e a t m a n y m o r e th a n t h e gam e. this num ber will w itn e ss The L onghorn football s q u a d is in excellent sh a p e and h a s n o t b e e n de­ feat -I th is season, a lt h o u g h som e of the st (ingest te a m s in th e S o u th w e s t have been met. T h e y o u tw e ig h the Notre Dam e men a n d a r e a c k n o w l­ edged to be f a s te r , b u t th e y h a v e not is much ex perience. T h e r e fo re , ha football p ro p h e ts the Texas eleven will go dow n in d e fe a t, but it is difficult to im a g in e how m ere hun un beings can win f r o m V a r s i t y ’s present tea m . T he g a m e is b ou nd to be a hard fo u g h t one, a n d will no d oubt be the best t h a t h a s e v e r b een played in this s ta te . T he N o t r e D a m e men have defeated such ele v e n s a s P e n n ­ te a m , sylvania an d and a re known to be u n u s u a lly stro n g . Thursday n ig h t a t th e D riskill Hotel, the s tu d e n ts of t h e U n i v e r s i ty will give th e ir first a n n u a l T h a n k s g iv in g reception, which h as been p l a n n e d to take the place of th e final ball ab ol­ ished by th e fa cu lty . J o e R u sse ll of Bonham h a s been elected p r e s id e n t of the reception, a nd he a n d h is c o m m it­ tees have been tire le ss in p r e p a r i n g th e W e s t P o in t p re d ic t t h a t A U ST IN , T E X A S , T H U R S D A Y , NOV. 21. 1913. No. 51 CHAPEL NOTICES Y e s te rd a y . CONDITIONS OF HEALTH BETTER GEOLOGY SCHOOL H AS BU LLETIN E x te n siv e A n alysis of T e x a s Minerals and G ases Being Made by Geologists. U niversity Physician Says Conditions Vre B etter Now T h a n Any Tim e in F a te Years. Dr. P a r k e r spoke forcefully upon developing true of the im p ortan ce manhood, not simply the body or the mind, but the full m an, including the sp iritu al man. Each man sees in life what life is to him, ju s t as one who I “ The health conditions at the U n i­ views a scene sees a picture, a har- vest field, or an a th le tic park. It be- versify a r e b e tte r now th a n they have hooves one, then, to have his vision been since I have been h e re ,” de fully developed, he m ay see I d a r e d D* Joe G ilbert y e ste rd a y . At arig h t what is th e r e to he seen, the present th e re is not a single stu d e n t in any of the sa n ita r iu m s of th e city; real the last one was discharged y e ste r- day. Flu Dr. Gilbert says, to the fact t h a t the w o rk on th is bulletin has been in p ro g physicians seek 1 eases, la t h e r th a n wait until they ap p e a r and then a tte m p t to s ta m p th e m T e x a s a r e The sin ging of the q u a r te t w as even b e tte r th a n usual, and th a t is g re a t praise. The good condition is due, as W orrell, arui Mr. J. E. Stullken. Today. Mr. M cEw an will publishing th is bulletin a r e Dr. \ \ B ve rsity now has a bulletin in the press The geology d e p a r tm e n t of the U n i­ Phillips, Dr. J. A. Udden, Mr. S. to keep down dis- I ,, entitled "T he Fuels U sed in T e x a s .” th r e e y e a rs. T he fuels of ta k e n up and in s tr u m e n ta l t h a t were The men ness for tr e a te d t h a t life. in ll •’ I OFFICIAL NOTICES S tu d e n ts ’ Council today a t 5 o’clock. Be there. * ♦ * A m e e tin g of th e Civic L e a gu e will be held F rid a y e vening at 7:15 in the office of Prof. Potts. SY L V A N LANG. The Mission Band will hold its r e g ­ u la r weekly m e e tin g at th e \ . M. C A. this a f te rn o o n at 5 o’clock. All m e m b e rs a r e u rg e d to be p resent. The Win.son iii n Club will meet in the C a c tu s office tonight a t 7:30. All m em bers a re urged to be p re sen t, as im p o r ta n t business will be discussed. NOTRE DAME MEN ARE TO ARRIVE AT NOON MONDAY T e a m Is P r e p a re d for a H a rd Game and ' l e a n s to Train in ( a m p at St. E d w a rd ’* Academy in South \ ust in. T he N o tre Dam e te a m will p ro b ­ a bly a r r i v e in A u stin Monday a t noon, a c c o rd in g to in fo r m a tio n received y es­ t e r d a y a f te rn o o n . A t r a i n i n g cam p will be located a t St. E d w a r d ’* A cad­ em y in S o u th Austin. T h e t e a m ta in fine s h a p e a n d is rea d y for a g r e a t ! i kh me. sing and Mrs Brooke, who is a te a c h e r of expres sion, will give some readings. T om o rro w . J u d g e Clifford Roe of Chicago will B U L L E T IN C A U S E S COMMENT. ______ V. IL H am ilton H as W ritten an I n - usual R eport on Austin and Vicinity. ______ ’ A g r e a t deal of in te re st has been A g re a t deal or in te r e s t nas , t in I w a n t fo rty ush e rs for th e N otri th e x - 1 s i o n , w ith seat, lam e g a m e . ^ ou will receive admi to the g a m e The physicians desire to im press a r e g u la r o rd er, b e g in n in g w ith the fresh m en th a t they should begasse re fu se s u g a r cane, and out. upon riot show any hesitancy in com ing to I the physicians a t any time. Dr. Gij- of wood in th e s ta te , th e coals west th r o u g h te n d in g some of F o r t W o rth a n d a lo n g the students do not call upon him when River and a t E a g le P a s s , the they should do so. h inds of g a se s t h a t and en d in g w ith a Colorado different th e different kind- " il l sa\< you $- p t » man. port 5 0v i 0ck * to my office in th e G ym L. T H E O . B E L L M O N T . It is also the duty of th e p h y s i c i a n s I tr e a tis e of th e fuel oils I to look a f te r the s a n ita r y conditions of the U n iversity, especially b o a rd in g cane, wood, and coal, th e w e ig h t and houses. Dr. G ilbert says t h a t it con impossible to visit every house and as- An e x p e r im e n ta l g a s p la n t has The folioing a r e nam ed a s commit In th e cases of b eg a sse re fu se s u g a r j te e m e n to draw up the resolution to hi the S tu d e n ts ’ A ssem bly a do pted by with refe ren ce to the h olidays: I). E. been M ulcahy, F. P. H ibbard, (io w an Jones. it is fo r th e a m o u n t of g as t h a t begin. E v e r y today a t i will W hen th e re fe re e blows th e w histle next T h u rs d a y a f te r n o o n on# of ihe T his b ig g e st g a m e s e v e r p lay ed on C lark P lease re- Field o r upon a n y o th e r field in Texas be I cheered by 2000 loyal T e x a s s tu d e n ts , th e h u n d re d s of to sa y n o th in g of alu m n i and v isitors who will a s s e m ­ th a t day. V a r s ity will ble h e r e on the a t t e m p t te a m th e A rm y recently , and who m a n y close follow ers of t hi* g a m e d eclare to he g r e a t e s t m achines on th e from decisively d e fe a te d to w r e s t victory play will th a t built a t th e U n iv e rsity to t e s t the coal T hese men will meet today in the of- «»m of for th e a m o u n t of KSS th a t th e y con- flee of th e S tu d e n ts ' A ssociation a t t | A m erica,, Kin,brim today. th* —------- th e s a n ita ry conditions, BEGINS AT NOON SALE OF TICKETS a roused in th e vicinity of A ustin by certain is sta y in g if a n y stu d e n t the la st bulletin issued by the U n i - j a s k s t h a t versify. The title of th is' bulletin is in a b oard ing house not under propel ‘A Social S urvey of A u stin ,” and it s a n ita r y conditions, t h a t th e student ,vas w ritte n by W. B. H am ilton, who j import th e sam e to him and he will took his M. A. la s t year, the m aterial j make an investigation. ha v in g been collected by him while j p r e p a r in g his m a s t e r ’s thesis. Tne j in te re stin g th in g ab o u t it is the fact th a t it b rin g s to lig h t some facts con­ cerning s a n ita r y conditions in A ustin which a r e of vital in te re st to stud en ts of th e U n iv e rsity and to th e citizens in gen eral. The bulletin of A ustin points o ut t h a t in th e m a tte r of s an i­ tatio n A ustin is not keeping up with her m a te rial along other p ro g re ss lines; not only a r e specific instances Today a t 12 o’clock th e sale of tick- cited to prove this, b u t a num ber of pic tu re s a re rep rod uced from photo- ets f or tbe N o tre D am e g a m e will g ra p h s ta k e n a t th e tim e the inves- begin. The windows of th e box offices lig a tio n w as b eing made. Particu- a t tbc e n tran c e to C lark F ield will be larly in te r e s tin g a r e the re m a rk s con- I used for handling stu d e n t r e se rv a tio n s, c erning conditions alo ng Shoal Creek an d one wind0 w for h a n d lin g faculty and the river fro n t, and of s a n ita ry r e ­ be re servations. am o n g negroes conditions quired to tak e in an o r ­ derly way, as th e m a n a g e m e n t wishes and Mexicans. Considerable co n tro v e rsy —pro and to avoid a |i possible confusion in the Offices at Entrance Field Will Be Open S tu d e n ts will th e ir t u r n s Ticket Sales. to for e x istin g ( la r k Box Dr. duty. they a re faculty section, Those holding season A tW etic Council has m ad e these h a n d ie the con— h as a rise n in th e local new spa- j d istrib u tio n of tickets. pers concerning the sta te m e n ts made tic k e ts may in th e bulletin, and it seems to be the exch an ge a coupon fo r one reserved g en eral opinion true, t h a t seat ticket, and may p u rc h a se one r e ­ yet it seems t h a t some of the city o f­ served s e a t in addition. No .student ficials have resented the sta te m e n ts will be allowed to p re se n t more th a n as rebukes for th e ir non-perform ance two coupon books for ex ch ang e. F a c ­ P o tts of the Civic of ulty m em bers may m ake re s e rv a tio n s League, who w as largely responsible ^ im m ediate m em bers of th e ir for the publication of the bulletin, de- families> but no g u e sts will be allowed clares, however, t h a t it was not the j ^ intention of th e bulletin to arouse a b itte r criticism of pre se n t s a n i t a r y j conditions, hu t r a t h e r to aw aken the re g u ia i people of A ustin to th e fact th a t it is tim e I h a t they “ clean up" unless they lose th e ir le p u ta tio n as a school town. [■jfjrg crowd t h a t will a tte n d th e N o tre Dame g a m e in a m a n n e r t h a t will be to everyone. The a v e ra g e pleasing person has no conception of th e way in which o rders for s e a t re se rv a tio n s have been coming in; in fa c t, the m a n ­ a g e m e n t has been literally “ sw a m p e d ” with them . These rules a r e made in The a n n u a l “ meal dance” of the e n ­ order t h a t they m ay be f a ir to e v e ry ­ gineers will ta k e place S a tu rd a y night body discrim inate a g a i n s t no­ from 8:30 to 11:30. Tickets a re sold body. The box offices a t th e e n tra n c e to e n gine e rs a t 25 cents till Friday tQ c l a r k Field will he open from 12 night. The tick ets have been limited to IOO. S a tu rd a y m orning th e tickets j tQ j 0 ’ciock every day betw een now will be advanced to 50 cents, and any and T h a n k sg iv in g Day, an d reserva- l jons m ay be m ade a t any time. For stu d e n t of the U n iv e rsity can purchase the offices will special convenience, one, if a n y a r e left. = also be open from 2 to 4 on S a tu r d a y E N G I N E E R S ’ M E A L DANCE. _______ o rder and . _ to f o r t h e b . p r g e s t a f f a i r o f a l i k e #. a • . o I i t - a n a t u r e a f t e r n o o n o f t h i s w e e k . u ^ b e e n e , t i r n a t e d t h a t t h e r e t h a t V a r s i t y - h a s e v e r a • ^ s o m e 7 0 0 Q o r m o r e p e o p l e i n o f d o l l a r s h a v e b e e n s p e n t f « r d « « a ^ ^ g a m e o n T h a n l t s g i v - t i o n s , a s w e l l r e f r e s h m e n t s , B o . . . a s e n t e r t a i n m e n t , a n d it j r ) K ., X T h a t A u s t i n w i l l b e c r o w d e d t h e & | | p a r t g o f ^ I I . . i. u h o p e d t h a t a l a r g e n u m e r o ^ ^ a s s u r e d b y t h e n u m b e r o f l e t - “ K S S <— **! f o l l o w ! . , . n v i u l i o o : s s o . m n l w . , 0 , f . o . t L o l f , 0 0 1 0 . A t " O ' . . - R o b - b e a d m i t t e d f r e e t o t h e : T h a n - g i n s o n i s a |9 0 c o n s t a n t l y r e c e i v i n g l e t - i n A u s t i n , r e c e p t i o n h e l d t a n g r a m s Nov!*2 7 ,"under the auspices of the s t u - ; ta rs . t e r r a i n s dents of the U niv ersity of I'"Xas. B alum ni is m e a n t those persons who se a ts a t (.lark > v sking for a n d t e l e p h o n e m e s - the re se rv a tio n of Ne a r | y a [| th,, tickets a t the down-town office h ave have b have been s tu d e n ts s t ^ " ^ r e e s 1,'ee'n disposed of le a st four yea rs, or who hold from this institutio n. J lble * - I hope th a t as T h n ' T r e T . ’ J! pi' : 800 have been sold. The I. & G. N. railw ay is also ex tensively a d v e r t! .- in i r the g am e all alo ng its lines, and are bein * m ade to Aus- , - , m any alum ni as poss ent, as the reception is he rily for th e old students. B « ™P ratio ns te r ta in m e n t, hav e been made -or t is en- .so comeI if y o u .c a F r id a y m o rn in g all student^ • . ^ ^ ^ N#v 28. weeg le tte rs were s e n t by the c h a m b e r of C o m m e r s to all f Coiurnbus societies in the , a tt e n d classes by order of the faculty K n ^ h t o o f t or two cuts will be counted a g a in s t SUM, th e m , so T h a n k sg iv in g D ay will pa»s sw iftly and r e g r e tfu lly a w a y or th hese^l ^ ^ • ^ ^ ^ ^ A nsw < ra to p o u rin g in fro m all ^ ,f th # ^ _ tw en ty -o ne hu ndred o r m ore se e k t . < a f t e r know ledge who have regn th is y e a r a t the U niversity of , unless th e facu lty decides within th, nex t few d a y s t h a t F r id a y and Sat- urday can be considered a s holiday.. ex: rf g a m e ^ a t t e n d th e en masBe. The N o tre D am e te a m will ^ g tro n g s u p p o r t fro m these and Catholic o rg a n iz a tio n s . t a t e . |«>r K ta in s, and to q u a lify both fo r h e a tin g and lig h tin g p urpo ses, and th e value of th e residue, as to w h e th e r o r n o t coke can be m ade o u t of it. ENGINEERS ARE lock. A G A R L A N D A DA IR. I n s tr u c to r s a re asked to dism iss th e ir c l a s s e s S a tu rd a y , Nov. 2 2 , at 12, in o r d e r t h a t s tu d e n ts m ay hear th e a d d r e s s of Mr. Roe of C hicago on “ T he W h ite Slave Traffic.” n i l . 4 D I Kl/1 r A D D WEARING GARB ; if th e fa cu lty . »>• ,mll'r *,f W. J. B A T T I .I., Dean of the F acu lty. Engineers Don Khaki I rousers, Blue Shirts, and Black Ties as Official Dress. ---------- . . . O f l a t e , c e r t a i n e n g i n e e r i n g s t u d e n t s j 4 » i . have been seen m ixing, with no ap- p a r e n t h um ilia tio n , a m o n g elite, a s well a s a m o n g those who the social no t so elite, claid in much th e sam e ro ug h -lo o k in g g a r b a s th ey w e a r when hiking o ver th e hills with a chain or when w inding g r e a s y a r m a t u r e s . i Nov. 19, 1913. * * * T h e re will he a m e e tin g next Mon day a t 12:30 of th e S tu d e n ts ’ A sso c ia ­ tion. T he body will a sse m b le in th e a u d ito riu m th e Main Building. Judge Townes will address the stu , ■ d e n ts on th e honor sy ste m , an d im tr a n s a c te d . E v e ry o n e is u r g e n tly re q u e s te d to be business will be of « , a r e pre se n t. W A L T E R R. L IN N , S e c r e ta r y S tu d e n ts ' Association. * * * P re-Medics, Not ice I O w in g to th e f a c t t h a t th e c o m m it­ tee on th e co n stitu tio n of th e P r e - Med­ its ical Society has not com p leted .c o r n upon b sh su its an d slit sk irts. Some s tu d e n ts with r a t h e r nice ta s t e s a t t i r e have ' work, a n d ainee a t th e n e x t m e e tin g r e g a r d in g a p p r o p r e .! * looked with these seem- “ ><> p rim s pal business b efo re th e So ingly uncouth e n g in e e rs, who dressed ciety will be the ratification a n d adop in g a r m e n t s of a w o rk in g m a n , d a re 'i n " o f th e ro n atitu tio n , I i m in im to b ru sh elbow s with w e a r e r s of E ng - ‘r e d eem s it p ro p e r to postpone the m e e tin g which was to have been held the to n ig h t. m e e tin g to n e x t week, th e d a te to be s e t by th e c o m m ittee a n d announced th r o u g h the colum ns of T h e T exan. In v e s tig a tio n h as revealed th e fact th e s e que stio na ble perso n s a r e t h a t senior e n g in e e r s w e a rin g th e i r offi­ cial co stu m es, nam ely, khaki tro u s e r s , blue sh ir ts , and black ties. T hey w ear th e se c ostum es fo r tw o r e a s o n s : first, because th e class of '14 chose them as official and decided t h a t all m e m ­ bers of th e class should w e a r th e m on th e m o rn in g s of Monday, W ednes- day an d F r id a y ; and second, boca use I d ep a rtm e n t, til th e I n iv ersity will ad Dr. N. IL Brown of the e n g in e e rin g DR. BROWN A T Y. M. C. A. B E A U F O R D J E S T E R , th e r e f o r e , postpone Brea. Pre-M edical .Society. I, the rule is renderer! inviolable by se vere penalties. Y A L E M E N BUSY C E L E B R A T I N G . Team Left Thursday for Training Camp Preparatory for the Harvard (tame. d r e s s th e m e n ’s m e e tin g a t the Y. M. C. A. n ex t S u n d a y a f te r n o o n a t 3 o ’clock. His su b je c t will he “ A < ol lege Man o r a C ollege Fool. All men of the U n iv e rsity a r e cordially invited to a tte n d . MR. A U ST IN ON VISIT. 20.- Special to T he T exan. w e lfa re d e p a r tm e n t of H A R T F O R D , Conn., Nov. Mr. C h a rle s B. A ustin of the public the Univer- W ed nesday was the la s t day of foot- sity le ft la st n ig h t for B e a um on t and th e histo ric Yale D a lla r d s f ille to vi it th e d istric t Win­ ball p ra c tic e on field, which will be rep laced in an- v tn tio n of d e m o n s tr a to r s a n d deb oth e r season by new W ed nesday n ig h t the p la y e rs kindled T y le r, Polk, th e ir a n n u a l bonfire with b its of dis- w b u .b w j|J meet in th e se cities. carded u n ifo rm s and held th e ir ye a rly dance a ro u n d th e blaze. T he squad left y e s te r d a y a fte r n o o n for A u b u r n ­ dale, Mass., its t r a i n i n g q u a r te r s for the H a r v a r d gam e. th e F a r m e r s ’ Unions of arid H a rd in count ie , P e d o g g ie s Give S tu n t T o n ig h t. ^ a t e s from ‘ Bowl ’ the is not th e N ot a re g u la r no r a s u b s ti tu te will be abient from th e line-up on acc o u n t of injuries, unless th e y be inju red in pra c tic e in the s h o r t in te rv a l re m a in ­ ing b etw een now a nd T h u r s d a y . I his, probable, as th e of course, coach es recognize necessity of every m an b eing in excellent form. t h a t he ie go in g to p u t th e te a m th r o u g h a t e r ­ rible g ru e llin g in the r e m a in in g d ay s so to p u t f o rw a rd the b e st t h a t is in th e m on T h a n k s g iv in g Day. Old plays will be is v ery p robable a few new plays will he given th em a t once. that all m ay be on edge Comdi Al Ie rd ice icrfected an d it sa y s in the t h in g to fall down te a m work of No p la y e r so f a r hus been b a r re d by f a c tu lty on a c c o u n t of his courses, an d th e r e p ro b a b ly will not be, fo r all th e men a r e too a n x io u s to get in the g a m e an d u re th e re f o r e not likely th e ir stu d ie s on th e eve of the g a m e . H ow ever, if for a n y cause u m e m b e r of the r e g u la r team should be disqualified, A lle rd ic t hit s u b s ti tu te s th a t he can inject t h a t would not m a te ria lly affect e ith e r th e s t r e n g th nor the the m te h in e . One is p a r tic u la r ly Ihe plays noticeable a b o u t th e team . are no t built up a ro u n d a n y one man. N e v e r before did V a rsity have as good s u b s titu t e s a s she now possesses. In the hack field Allerdice h as Left- wieh and Littlefield who can, if nec- e ss a ry , replace th e r e g u la r s with little or no loss in s tr e n g th . F o r ends, he has fo u r of th e b e s t in the s t a t e in Bob S im m o n >, E dm onds, Turner, and M a l o n e . T his is a q u a r t e t t h a t a n y team m ig h t well line th e re a r e two men fo r every position, all of whom a r e of known s tr e n g th arid proven ability# W ith this a r r a y of t a l e n t the ro oters have no cause to lose faith in an u n d e fe a te d season for the L onghorns. fear, the In the n ig h t follow ing Th*- beet of s p ir it was m a nife ste d between the Kansas and T e x a s men the v isito rs were last T u e sd a y , and the e n te r ta in e d g a m e with a buffet luncheon a t the Y. M ('. A. Coach I si w m a n of the A g g ie s voiced the a p p r e c ia tio n o f the K a n sa n s for th e ir recep tion and e m ­ phasized the historical significance of a g a m e b etw een a S o u th e rn te a m a nd a K a n s a s in stitu tio n , n o tin g the o b lit­ e ra tio n of sectional lines. He also said t h a t the L o n g h o rn s a r e the b e st te a m th at h<- h n i seen this year, arid t h a t he would p a r t ic a la r ly like to see a g a m e b etw een the L o n g h o rn s a n d the Nebraska G o rn sh u c k e rs, th e the leading team t h a t w as T he e d u c a tio n a l T h e re is ev ery indication to d a y t h a t the coaches intended to sta n d a g a in s t H a rv a rd w ith identically th e sam e line-up P rinceton last S a tu r d a y . * Both H ead Coach Jo n e s and < a p ta in Kecharn as- serted t h a t they had no idea of m a k in g A n d in g ha a n y change. d e p a r tm e n t will give a recep tion tonight, a t 8 o ’clock ( orn sh ttc k ers being a t th e T e x a s Bible ( hair. I he Bible ( 'h a i r was offered to the s tu d e n ts as the h o s p ita lity of Dr. F*. L. J e w e tt and wife. All m e m b e rs of the educa o rd e re d a g a i n s t t j(>n departm ent and all faculty mem a r(. e s pe ( ia |ly invited to attend individual a s ­ r ,,(t.pt ion. the p rivilege of inviting a n escort. Invitations have been sent to th e s ta te ed ucation d e p a r t m e n t a n d to e d u c a to r- th e alate. A good pro- th ro u g h o u t j,,rarT1 a n d r e f r e s h m e n ts will he fe at- ------------------------ -- Glee Club M eetings. p ro m in e n t v a rlo tu in th e Iva ch .VL P e rh a p s you th in k football has a comer on ail the a th le tic i n t e n t a n d “ p e p ” d isp la y e d by T e x a s s tu d e n ts If you do, visit the g ir ls ’ th e s e days. gy m . G irls can no t play football, o r root, bu t th ey feel the sam e way a b o u t it, and tr y j u s t a s h a r d fo r a “ T .” ( O EDS W ORK I OR " T S .” r u n Valley Conference. th e q u a r t e t u res 0f th e reception, T he Glee Club m et in r e g u la r p r a t - tice a t 7 o’clock la s t n i g h t a t th e Y M. C. A. T r y - o u ts fo r were held a t 5 p. rn. No selection of q u a r t e t m e m b e rs h as a s yet been a n ­ nounced. tr y - o u t will be held M onday a t 5 p. rn. T he Glee Club will m e e t M onday a t 7 p. rn. A n o th e r Misses R u th Robbins of S an M a r ­ cos a nd C a r r ie Goldbeck o f Uvalde will be g u e s ts of th e Phi Mu house for T h a n k s g iv in g . t o g e t h e r ; A t p r e s e n t th e g irls a r e all p la y in g bu Lethal! te a m s have not yet been ( hoi-en. T h e r e is ta lk of o r ­ ga n iz in g a g r a d u a t e te a m , as th e r e th e T back a r e several w e a r e r s of th! y e a r, who a r e not eligible fo r th e team . «enior ju n io rs have, a t p r ^ e n t , l a r g e s t n u m b e r of a s ­ the p ir a n ts fo r th e te a m . T h e To m ake a “T ” in b a sk e tb a ll, a girl m o s t pra ctice 75 per c e n t o f th e tim e , m a k e h er c lass in m a tc h g a m e s. te a m , a n d p la y T H E W E A T H E R R E P O R T . M ax im um , 89; m inim u m , 70; no p re c ip ita tio n . T om orrow , cloudy and w a rm . THE DAILY TEXAN F irst College Daily in the South The Student Daily Publication of the U niversity of Texas. Published every morning except Mon­ day during the college } ear. Entered as second cia js matter at the Postoffice at Austin, Texas, under the Act of Congress of March 3, 1879. Subscription price $2.50 in advance, $3.00 if not paid by I'cc. 1st. Ralph B. Pea g i n Editor-In-Chief Lynn W. L andrum .. . Managing Editor Jerry S. F o w le r .. Busine Manager Fred H an co ck .,. .A - sistant M anager, P. R. Underwood. irculation Mgr OFFICES: University: it om I do, Main Bldg. Up-town; 2 '' W, 6th Street. OFFICE HOURS Editor .......................... 9:30-11:30 a. rn. M a n a g in g E d it -r . .7:1 0-8:30, 1 . 1 . 7:30-9:30, M. W. F M a n a g e r ................................. 10:2.0-11 : '.0 9: i( 10:30 except Asst. M a n a g e r Saturday. Circulation Mgr..M. \\ I . 8:2.0-10:30 T. T. S., 9:30-10:30 TELEPHONES: U niversity Office............................... 3376 ................................................... U p -to w n .................................................. 381 Editor Manager .............................................B>68 A s s is ta n t M a n a g e r ...........................2906 Circulation M a n a g e r .......................2022 Issue Editor Today: J. GAMBRELL RANDLE Staff Today: Brown Paul II H. G. Chandler R. H. Cochran Hoi E. Gordon Clitus Jones May Ralston Stuart McGregor O. A. Ullrich, Jr. Harold Walker Dan Williams 0 . W. Wood TH E PROBLEM OF SEATING THANKSGIVING CROWD. There is a general m isunder­ standing, it seems, as to the sale of tickets fo r the T hanksgiving game. T he A thletic Council is being severely, and, as it appears to us, unjustly criticised by stu ­ dents, I acuity members, and out­ siders. We have gone into the m a tte r ra th e r carefully, and have come to th e conclusion th a t th e plan outlined by the com m it­ tee is in most respects fa ir and im partial. The m anagem ent is called upon to seat the largest crowd th a t has ever been on Clark Field. The seating capacity, though it has been increased for th e occasion, will doubtless be in­ to take care of the sufficient crowd. A pproxim ately th irty - five hundred people eau be seated th e bleachers and g ra n d ­ in stands. A conservative estim ate bf the crowd would be four or five thousand. The problem of apportioning these seats so as to do justice to th e students, the team , th e faculty, th e alumni, tow n people, and visitors is a very difficult one. The statem en t th a t appeared in y e ste rd a y ’s paper is very clear. Sections Q, It, S, T, U, V, W on east side, totaling 819 seats, are reserved for rooters, and they can secure th e ir tickets beginning today at 12 o’clock. If the students desire to go in th e grandstand, they can go in sections B, I), or F, containing 866 seats, or in A, N, (), P, X, Y, or Z. Some of these sections are not choice, but most of them are good. Section G, whit h is one of the best, is reserved for the guests of the team . < V rtainly th ere can be no objection to doing justice to the football men who have made possible tin 1 g re a test team th a t Texas has ever had. The faculty members-—th a t is, professors, instructors, and tu ­ to rs and th e ir immediate fam i­ lies, can be seated in section ll, containing 120 scats. Ot her fac­ ulty m em bers can be seated in B, D, and F. Some of th e faculty m em bers have complained be­ cause they could not seat all of th e ir visitors with them . For instance, one professor is to have ten visitors whom ho w ants to carry w ith him in the faculty req u est Suppose his section. was granted, and th a t ten o th ­ ers had as many visitors, where would th e o th er hundred faculty m em bers s it? Two sections, C and E, are re ­ served for the alum ni, and I and J for business men of A ustin holding coupon books. Sections K and L a re fo r A ustin people. The system is som ew hat com­ plicated and may appear unfair, b u t if you will take the care to exam ine it in detail, rem em ber­ ing th a t you are not th e only one to be served, you will find it satisfacto ry . Some of th e students are un­ der th e im pression th a t th ey can not, under any considerations, I his buy more th an two tickets. is a m istake. You can not buy more th a n two tickets in the s tu ­ d en ts’ section, b u t if you have some visitors from home you can buy tick ets in any of th e open .sections M, N, O, P, X, Y, or Z. Go to th e tick et office a t Clark Field from 12 to I today and see if you do not get fa ir tr e a t­ ment. PROPER RESPECT. For two nights Otis Skinner played in “ Kismet” before packed houses, a tribute to his art and to the appeal If any fault of a rather unique play. to be found with the audiences, and that applies especially to the “ pit,” it is a slight spirit of flippancy. Why anybody should try to spoil an actor’s part by m im icking kisses, snores, and the like in a perfectly serious scene is a mystery. in th* audience may be proper in bur­ lesque, blit it has no place in a serious play. W isconsin Daily News. Slap dash humor it would not be am iss fo r us to take some of th is to h e a rt a t the U niversity of T exas. We are th a t we m u st slow to realize w atch o u r conduct in public places. .suggests Notre Dame that their ir football team be sent to Mexico place of the United S tates Army. Probably they will change their minds after they arrive at T exas U niver­ sity University Oklahoman. The Sooners should know. They have been to Texas recently and a re in a position to ap p re­ ciate th e s tre n g th of th e Long­ horns. lf th e Catholics are still in the fighting hum or a fte r the th e y can T hanksgiving game, wend th e ir way on to Mexico and tackle a bull fight or chase a javelina; b u t we sug g est th a t they forego any definite a rra n g e m ents until th ey finish th e little scrim m age w ith the Texas Long­ horns. Of course we don’t know, b ut we have heard th a t th e re is such a th in g as a foot ball team losing its “pep” a fte r an encounter w ith th e 1913 Longhorns. THE FIRING LINE Vivisection. is the cam pus? roadway which The campus beautiful—sounds nice doesn’t it? No, we are not talking about the shacks. The extension de­ partment has had enough advertise­ ment. But do any o f you happen to live north o f From Whitis to Speedway there is no escape for the weary1 stude. Once there was ii pedestrian exit joining U niversity le ft avenue, but now all that is a narrow in wet weather is a mudhole of unfathomed depth and in dry weather supports an impenetrable cloud of dust where the reckless can have all the thrills and dangers of football by running the It gauntlet of speeding automobiles. was bad enough to inflict the lab, with its pungent odors, but to extend the thing over the walk and force the passer-by to take the middle o f the road is unpardonable. If this is the result of the improvem ents instituted by the new m anagem ent for the bene­ fit of science, the writer is in favor of experimenting in vivisection at once and reverting to the days o f the supremacy of Adrian Poole and “Tick” Seay. T W ENTY-SIXTH STREET. • * • I he University o f Texas as a P ro­ ducer of Slaves. It is contended that the purpose of the University of T exas is to train men and women to successfully cope with the problems of life. In other words, it is to be the training camp ’or life which aims to make men stand on their own feet. think their own th o u g h ts, and do their own deeds. To do tb s they m u st be throwm on their own in itiative; must be unhampered in the expression o f their personality, and u n re s tra in e d in the pursuance of their chosen lines of owrk, so long as they do not interfe re with the rights of others. The question is, does the > diversity, under the existing condi­ tions. m easure up to these conten­ tions? Us m an given the freedom to develop t h a t which is in him? I t is a known fact that the m a­ jority of the U niversity students d is­ like or even abhor some courses that they are forced to take to g et a de­ gree. The only reason for taking the course is because they can not well aflatd not to; and such a student is the worse off for having gone through several months of drudgery, than if he had never heard o f the course. The real end of education is, a fter all, notiiing more or less than perfect liv ­ ing, and whatever falls short o f pro­ moting this end should be crushed. Every man must eventually live his (Continued on page Three.) T H E D A I L Y T E X A N A T T E N T I O N ! F R A T E R N IT IE S , SORORITIES, ( LUBSI AND CLA SSES, BEFORE YOU B l ' , I v v r F R E S H MENTS FOR THAT THANKSGIVING FR E SH M ENTS FOR R E C E PT IO N FIG U R E W ITH ME ’ I MAKE SANDW ICHES, SALADS AND BOT CHOCOLATES, IC E CREA M IN COLLEGE C O L O R S . ICE C R E A M S , B R IC K T H E CRESCENT 1000 CONGRESS AVENI E OLD PH O N E 1703 NEW PHONE 837 PUNCHES MY SPECIALTY .JUL— Buy Y o u r T h a n k s ­ giving Slippers Now DILLINGHAM'S W e are always glad to ac­ commodate and see Varsity students Yours to please, Griffith Drug Company Have you st en th a t new book “The Freshman and His College” BY FRANCIS CUMMINS LOCKWOOD Ask one of the clerks a t the Co-op to let you see it GAS HEATERS SPEC IA L PRICES ON GAS H EATERS FOR A LIM ­ ITED TIME. Quick heat for cold rooms. All enjoy the genial w arm th of a gas heater. Call a t our office and JI see different styles. AMERICAN LADY FLOUR TEX A S GOODS FOK TEX A S P E O P L E ■rn rn* - J ' Genuine Deep S h a ft McAlester Coal Vow is th e tim e to lay in your W inter Supply R F A N C Y C A N DIES, cigar, I , M P E S . N E W S P APER , ^ U i ; e R I ° i m c a l s . U l)IE s, Q A N D MEN'S S H I N I N G PARLO R. McAlester Coal Co. Both Phones 246. K s M. 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Practice Limited to E y e and Ear Diseases Office— S c a r b r o u g h Bldg., co rn e r Con­ g r e s s Ave. a n d S ixth St., A ustin. Office H o u rs— 9 a. rn. to I p. m. and 3 to 6 p. m. “T O B IN S ” e n g r a v e Invitations, An­ W e d d in g n o u n c e m e n t s , ( ailing < urds Dance Programs, Menus, Etc. IN THEIR OWN PLANT We also make a specialty of Monogram Stationery S a m p le s for the asking BOTH PHONES 510 606 Congress Avenue Austin, Texas At Session L ast W eek th e F e d e ra tio n Adopted E du ca tio na l M easures and P ledged $125. the T e x a s F e d e ra tio n Club women of th e s ta te of T exas have gone on re c o rd a s fa v o r in g the 1 prom otion of a co m p ulsory educatio n law fo r Texas. P ro f. E. D. S h u r te r , j s ta te c h a irm a n of th e I n iv e rsity of I ad- j In te rsc h o la s tic League,, T exas dresse d of j W o m e n ’s Clubs, in session a t C o rp us C hristi. Dr. S h u r t e r told of th e dec­ lam a tio n and d e b a tin g co n te sts which a r e to be held th r o u g h o u t th e s ta te u n d e r the a uspices of the league, the sub je c ts being P ro m o tio n of "T h e P ea c e ” and “ A C o m p ulsory E d ucation Law ." He also an nou nced t h a t next y e a r a declam ation con test will be in ­ a u g u r a t e d for the g irls ot th e sta te . F ollow ing Dr. S h u r t e r ’s a d d re ss, th e following resolution w as offered by Mrs. J. B. Dibrell of S eguin a n d w as seconded by Mrs. M aggie W. B a rry resolution w as T he of S h e rm an . u nanim ously a d o p te d : “ W hereas, the T e x a s F e d e ra tio n of in fav or in ev ery fav o rs a l e x a s , W o m en’s Clubs is h e a rtily th e prom otion of peace of m an n e r possible, and also com pulsory ed ucation law for “ W h e re a s , T h a t th e m em b ers of th e T e x a s F e d e ra tio n of W omen s Clubs be u rg e d to co-op erate with th e I ni- , v e rsity I n te r sc h o la s tic L eag ue in s e ­ c u r in g county and d is tric t prizes for th e s ta te d eclam atio n c o n te sts of 1914- li*15, th a t the p r e sid e n t of tho F e d ­ e ra tio n app oint f o u r women in each of the sixteen d is tr ic ts of th e S ta te I n ­ terscho lastic League, each person so ap po in te d to Like c h a r g e of seem ing a $25 cash prize for each of th e th re e declam ation c o n te sts and for the con­ test in d e b a tin g , a n d to w ork in con­ junction with th e s t a te officers of such L eagu e for th e p u rp o se a fo re m e n - < T H E FIRING LINE (C ontinued from p a g e Two.) own life, obey the d ic ta te s of his own conscience; a n d why not let him do so h ere in stead of h e d g in g him in on j all sides, in ste ad of te llin g him w hat to do, and w h a t to let a lo n e ? Few pot p la n ts t h a t m ay be grow n in th e U n iv e rs ity will e v e r roug h the w e a th ­ e r in a f t e r life. Too much fre e d o m given a t once would, of course, d e f e a t the p urp ose, b u t the c h an g e s can be m ade g r a d u ­ ally. One uneconomic fe a tu r e of the g o v e rn m e n t of th e U n iv e rsity is the t h a t only a c e rta in n u m b e r of fa c t “c u ts ” a r e allowed to each stu d e n t. t ra c k of each student, a t W hy keep all, and th e re b y use up a c o n sid e ra ­ ble p a r t of th e i n s t r u c t o r ’s time'.’ The m a jo rity of th e s tu d e n ts supposedly have good minds, a n d a g r e a t m any a r e e x -te a c h e rs th e m se lv e s; an d why not let them use th e ir b ra in s, or p r a c ­ tice w h a t they h a v e stood for, a s th e case may b e ? A t a n y r a te , practically' all s tu d e n ts a r e old en ough to know why th ey a r e here. If a student has no purpose for c om ing here, m a k e him u n d e rsta n d t h a t th is is not a lto g e th e r a n u r s e r y ; a n d not c r a m p th e do mind of a m an t h a t has a pu rpose, an d intends to m ake th e m o st of his U n i­ v e rsity life. * * * T o th e F ir in g Line. th e d e p th s of o b sc u rity , I F’rom idea of b u r s t into th e lim e lig h t of th e F ir in g , Line. N ot w ith th e in te n tio n of r a il­ ing a t th e c u rric u lu m o r a t a n y of its com po nen t courses, no r y e t with the faculty a s s a ilin g ( th o u g h the a r r a n g e m e n t of the fall j te rm finals is well calculated to evoke the ire of th e m e e k e s t) , h u t w ith th e desire to a d d re s s a word to th e s t u ­ d en ts th em selv es. the it co nsists th is “ e d u catio n.” to Not th e m o s t fr a c tio u s a m o n g th e m will, I believe, d eny t h a t the p r im a ry purpose of each of us in a t te n d i n g th e U n iv e rsity is to gain a h ig h e r e d u c a­ tion. U n f o r tu n a te ly , less u n a n i m i t y ' p revails when we seek to define the Some c o n ten t of of us seem in th in k m ak in g fo u r courses with a D a v e r ­ age, and in h a v in g the best possible j tim e in th e pro c e ss; o th e rs a r e a8 firm ly convinced t h a t it is a t ta in e d when th e y have passed six su bjects, and a r e well on th e w ay to p o ssessing a Phi Beta K a p p a key. But, in reality , an education lies b etw een an d g e t be­ It should yond these tw o e x tre m e s. be p ra c tic a l and vocational, a n d here th e value of good work in o u r courses is a p p a r e n t, for we a r e th e re b y f u r ­ nished w ith th e tools of th e p r o f e s ­ I t should, sion we intend to follow. however, t e x t ­ books; college a c tiv itie s of ev e ry de­ scription a r e th ey fill us with e n th u s ia s m fo r an ideal, and th u s p r e p a r e u-^ fo r social service in a f t e r y e a rs. In so much the s t u ­ dents of the U n iv e r s ity o f T e x a s do lacking, not fail; s c h o la rsh ip laudable, because include m ore is not th a n The Main Topic of Conversa­ tion ju s t at Present Is Evening Clothes { j ' A H PQ m any m en the beginning of the social season m eans worry as well as pleasure. I’or, if you are to add to the charm s of a party or dance, it is es sential that you be correctly c l o t h e d . Your full dress mu8t b e rich, perfect fil­ ing and beautifully tailored. S m i t h - W ilc o x Dress Su its at $35 and $50 have that that smartness, that m a k e s you look as you individuality, want to look. All the requisites that go to m a k e m an s evening attire complete, SMITH A ND W ILCO X 6 1 6 Congress A ven u e and a th le tic s, lite r a r y o r g a n is a tio n s , a n d th e like a r e flo urish in g But i. e., should th e r e is a n o t h e r a sp e c t of education which u t 1, as a body, n eg lect: educa lion should broaden o n e’s scope of en jo y m e n t, increase it o n e ’s culture. Obvious a s the tr u th '(if th is must be to all, we m ake no '.effort in th is direction. T h e re w ere not a h andful of s tu d e n ts a t the band concert the o th e r evening. “ M utt an d i J e f f ” proved too s tr o n g a cou nter at tra c tio n . T he roost-crow d, which had itself a sen su ous spectacle prom ised in “ Salom e,” was to ta lly unequal to the task of en joying M a s s e n e t’s sooth ing melodies; and, on a n o t h e r o cca­ sion, hav in g doubtless confused “ Robin Hood” with A nna H eld’ o r somebody the Mum else’s vaudeville in a m a n n e r crowd conduct oil revue, i t s e l f th o r o u g h ly d is g u s tin g to th o se not connected w ith th e U n v e ra ity . Texas is a new s t a t e , a n d its people a r e not lo blam e if th ey a r e not im bued w ith for a r t ; b u t su re ly it is ju s tly a lov a m a t t e r of s u r p r is e t h a t s tu d e n t s of this U n iv e rs ity , us a c lass above th e g e n e ra l p o p u latio n , should so s tu d io u s ­ ly av oid e v e r y th i n g t h a t sm a c k s of th e c u ltu ra l. CI ED R U E J. H E X T E R . T he f o l l o w i n g vull be g u e s ts a t th e Z e ta house d u r i n g T h a n k s g iv in g week: Misses R u t h Curies©!*, A nnie B ess M oore , M a r g u e r ite W ood, Marie B u rn s, N ellie M cCormick, and Hazel W o o d w a r d , all o f Sun A n to nio; Bessie Bell a n d U tor (ir a e e fro m Seguin, Billy L ew is from F o r t W o rth , a n d K athleen Young of Aransas Bass. Friday Fish Dinner FRIED CATFISH, TOM VTO SAUCE, FRB ASSE OF VEAL, MACARONI AU GRATIN, CREAMED l’OTA- TOES, CANDIED YAMS, SLU ED TOMATOES, APPLE, MIM E, PUMPKIN PIE, ICE I REAM AND ( AKE, ALL I RI ITS IN SEASON AT THE University Cafeteria ("ft Students and Faculty! When you n e e d a < ab or Livery Rig, cull old phone No. 25. G EORGE MILLER’S L I V E R Y A N D B O A R D I N G S T A B L E S 2 0 8 - 2 1 0 Fast Fifth St. Warning Only nine more days remain in w h i c h T H E D A I L Y T E X A N Subscribers c a n take advantage of the $ 2 . 5 0 fee. A fte r Decem ber First, all subscriptions will be $ 3 .0 0 . Come into the T exan Office, Room I 20, and save that 30c have started to w ork h a r d e r a n d much is now being en th u siasm b o u n Miss A n d re w s a su res tho class th a t th e m edals a r e well w o rth w o r k i n g for and t h a t she would like to hav e th e honor o f g iv in g a t least one a w a y . T h e r e a r e s e v e n n e w f r a t e r n i t y houses being e r e c te d a t th e U n iv e rsity of M issouri. T he M ichigan D aily, t h e s t u d e n t pa- p e r of th e U n i v e r s i t y o f M ic h ig a n , h as 3872 s u b sc rib e r s. o r g a n i z a t i o n s a t T he m usical P rin c eto n hav e t h e m usical clubs of nine o t h e r colleges to give co n c erts a t P r in c e t o n d u r i n g th e y ea r. in v ited A t th e U n iv e r s it y o f M o n ta n a 78 per c e n t o f th e m e n e n g a g e d in col­ lege a c tiv itie s a r e s u p p o r t i n g t h e m ­ selves. C h ica g o U n iv e r s it y h a s d isc o u ra g e d its c h e a t e r s by social o s t r a c i s m of th e d ish one st p erso n . T h e r e is no b e t t e r w ay to m a k e th e h o n o r s y s t e m effec t­ ive. th e side S ev era l h u n d r e d ballo o n s w ere a n ­ lines d u r i n g th e c h o r e d on T hey W i s c o n sin -M in n e so ta w ere in case to h a v e b ee n W isconsin won, b u t even th o u g h th e y l ost. th e balloons w e r e r e le a se d before the end of th e g a m e . g a m e . re le a s e d t h e At Will in ms C o b e g o th e y hav e a th e s u ­ un iq u e m e th o d o f d e c id in g p re m a c y bet ween f r e s h m e n a n d sophom o res. A lo n g r o p e is s tr e t c h e d a c r o s s G re e n Riv er, w hich is n e a r th e ca m p u s. Tho f r e s h m e n ta k e one side .sophomores t h e o th e r . T he an d the class the t h e o t h e r r iv e r w ins. T h is y e a r th e fre s h m e n w e re ducked. t h a t p u b s into Raincoats, Sweaters and Bathrobes C ome and see them. We have a splendid line of new samples from Bom & Co., and Mark Harris & Co., of Chicago, now on display. Also a complete line of Men’s Furnishings, Pack­ ard Shoes, and Tennis Outfits. We invite you to call. The University Shop A. G. G ERJES, Proprietor 1610 LAVACA STREET B R Y D S O N BROT HERS ti E N E R A L C () N T R A C T O R S PLANING MILL, LUMBER, SASH, AND DOORS Phon* 219 1612-1620 Guadalupe Street -— ... — ^ ---------------——.... | a I, „|, , , , __ T H E S P E C I A L T Y STO R E SNAMAN’S E xten d to the U n iv e r s it y s t u d e n t s a cordial in v ita tio n a t an y and ab tim es whether th ey need a n y t h i n g o r n o t to m a k e th is S t o r e th eir headquarters I f it is a Suit, D ress, C oat, W a is t , S k i r t o r H a t, w e have i t S ty le and p rice alw ays g u a r a n t e e d to be c h e a p a n d b e tte r . S N A M A N ’S 506-508 C on gress A venue. A N O K A W w ARROW ^ C O L L A R C l u c t t , P e a b o d y A C o .* In ® . M a k e r * G O O D B A S K E T B A L L S C H E D U L E . XII C a n d i d a te s fo r th e le a rn Should R e p o rt to D ir e c to r Bellmont for A dvice. T h e U n iv e r s it y b a s k e tb a ll te a m will h a v e one o f th e b e s t sc hedule s th is se a s . n t h a t it h a s e v e r had. M a n a g e r is n ow b usy p r e ­ H e r m a n E a s t l a n d p a r e g th e sc h ed u le . S e v e ra l ou t of tho s t a t e colleges will be played . The first g a m e o f th o se a s o n will likely be p la y e d on J a n u a r y 15. P r a c ti c e will b e g in D e c em b e r I. All j s t u d e n t s t h a t can piny b a s k e tb a ll a r e u r g e d to com e o u t f o r th e te a m . Coach B e llm o n t u r g e s t h a t a b s t u d e n ts who ex p e ct t r y - o u t a n d a r e not now p la y in g f o o tb a ll b e g in p u llin g w eig h ts, m a k i n g c r o s s - c o u n t r y r u n s , a n d o th e r ex e r c is e s so a s to be in t r a i n i n g w hen p r a c tic e begins. to P i c t u r e s on D i r e c t o r ’s W alls. A th le tic D ir e c to r L. T h en B ellm ont h a s s t a r t e d a collec tio n o f p ic tu re s of v a r io u s a t h le t ic o r g a n i z a t i o n s of th e U n iv e r s it y , a n d will use th e m to d ec­ o r a t e th e w a lls o f his office. A lre a d y he h a s p ic tu r e s th e L o n g h o rn o f s q u a d s of th is y e a r a n d la st y e a r , of f o r m e r coach “ B illy ” W a sm u n d , of l a s t y e a r ’s fo otb all m a n a g e r L u tc h e r S t a r k a n d a g r o u p p ic tu r e of Coaches A b e rd ic e , Rix a n d W ier. W o r k in g B oys H e a r Lecture. T h e A u s tin W o r k i n g Boys m e t a t t h e Y. M. C. A. a t 5 o ’clock last n ig h t. Dr. M a t h e r o f t h e school of physics le cture d e liv ered a v e r y on p a p e r m a k in g . H e d escribed th e d if fe r e n t s t a g e s in t h e process an d r e ­ in la te d t h e d e v e lo p m e n t of th e art i n t e r e s t i n g E d i t o r G re e n h a s s p e n t his opinion .several tim e s o f la te on th e S t a t e U n i­ v e r s it y , a n d it is to be r e g r e tt e d t h a t he is r ig h t in th e m a in , th o u g h I differ f r o m him a s to th e m e th o d of c o r r e c t­ I p r e s u m e E d i ­ ing th e s e conditions. to knock t o r G re e n d o e s n ’t m e an a g a i n s t th e U n iv e r s ity . I t is a g r e a t in s t i t u t i o n a n d w o r t h y o u r h e a r ty s u p ­ p o r t. It is one o f th e v ery b e s t in th e c o u n t r y , c o n ta in s m a n y g r e a t te a c h e r s a n d u s e fu l men a n d women. j u s t now, b u t I t is a rich m a n ’s school, it is tr u e ; b u t is also a poor m a n ’s school. T h e son o f th e w e a lth y b a n k e r a n d th e son of t h e s t u r d y f a r m e r sta n d side by I h a v e n ’t tin side in o u r U n iv e r s ity . I s t a t i s t i c s a t h a n d t h in k I a m c o r r e c t in s a y in g th a t se v ­ en h u n d r e d th e t h e i r w ay by doing e n r o ll m e n t, p a y la b o r — som e w ash v a r io u s k in d s o f d is h e s , so m e milk, o th e r s tic v arious k in d s o f m a n u a l la b o r to pay hoard. M a n y go th e s e on bo rro w ed m oney a m a g n if ic e n t in v e s tm e n t, too. s tu d e n ts , o n e-th ird A lso, m o re f a r m e r s ’ sons and d a u g h ­ t e r s a t t e n d o u r U n iv e r s it y th a n of a n y o t h e r occ u p atio n . M e rc h a n ts come n e x t in o rder. of tw o in s t itu tio n s a s T h e b uild in g s on th e ca m p u s fo r a c ­ c o m m o d a t in g s t u d e n t s a r e in a d e q u a te a n d u n w o r t h y th e g r e a t s ta te in which w e t live. T h is is also t r u e of o u r A. a n d M. College. T he s ta te does not s u p p o r t t h e s e it should. O f c o u rse th e s t a t e does not do f o r its public schools w h a t it should b u t t h e peo p le a r e to b la m e f o r th is. B u t th e U n iv e r s it y , th e A. and M. C ollege, th e S t a t e N o rm a ls , th e office o f s t a t e s u p e r i n t e n d e n t county s u p e r i n t e n d e n t — in f a c t all e d u c a tio n ­ in s t i t u t i o n s sh o u ld be e lim in a te d al f r o m politics. A n d I will go one s te p f a r t h e r , a n d s a y t h a t th e r e should be no su c h t h i n g a s politics, no such c u r s e upo n m a n . P o litic s should hav e n o t h i n g to do w ith a n y of o u r officers o r officials. Officers should be public s e r v a n t s , n o t b o s s e s ; men, n o t p oliti­ th e people, th e m a sses, cia n s. m u s t le a r n th e s e t r u t h s a n d demand th e s e co n d itio n s b e f o r e th e y can be A n d t h i s e d uc ation m u st o b ta in e d . schools, public o u r co m e t h r o u g h te a c h e r s sp e c ia lly tr a in e d th is w ay . H ence, o u r ch ie f s u p p o r t a n d a t t e n t i o n sh o u ld be d irec ted to o u r c o m m o n schools. T h e people m u s t l e a r n , a n d th e y a r e le a r n in g , th a t th is su p p ort m u s t com e locally in th e m ain, and not f r o m t h e s t a t e a lto g e t h e r . W e m u s t le a r n t h a t s e v en d o lla rs p e r y e a r is n o t e n o u g h to s p e n d on a boy or g irl. It is v a lu in g t h e i r f u t u r e lives too ch eap ly. H o w e v e r , I will d ig re ss r ig h t h e r e and sa y th a t a b o u t h a l f we is w asted . do spend on our sch o o ls It is a B u t th e sy stem is a t fa u lt. t h r o u g h B u t lf needs to be overhau led, failure, ch a n g e d ; and I will jo in t th e Courier-1 T im e , our county s u p e rin te n d e n t, a n d j o t h e r good school men in th e county in a cam paign to m ak e th e sy s te m h o t­ ter. system . T he U niversity d o m in a te s a g r e a t e r th is system influence for evil over I r e f e r to our th a n our law -m akers. T he U niversity affiliation fixes the course fo r th e high schools, a n d the high schools fix th e course for th e n iblie schools. N ow a b o u t th r e e ch ild ren in the schools of th e county o ut of every hundred a t te n d the Uni- ver. iv; and about .--even out of every h u n d r e d atte n d high school. But these th r e e determ in e w h at the o th e r ninety seven shall study. 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