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Ai *• nossnndu 
A Weekly Newspaper 
VOL. VI AUSTI1^,' TEXAS, 'FRIDAY, MARCH 1, ~19Q6 

BASEBALL 

. 
Large Squad of Applicants on the Field. 
•W 
Practice Began Monday. 

Periec t s Organization=• -Constitution 
Aft<y? the tempting weatlier conditions 
and By-Laws Adopted—Club Num-;
of the =pa,st. few days,1 regivlttr^aseball 
-	practice -began on Tuesday afternoon^ 
as was anhbTinced by Captain Francis; 

bers, to Date, One Hundred and 
More than forty men showed up on 
Clark Field for practice Tlie first day 


Three Men. 
and it-is likely that several more will "T -join the squad before the week is out. /.There are a. number of old^Varsiiy __Monday afLorlioon thLvUnlversiU? Per-" ports of-onieeVs and-co]iunFtT(>es"r1riuf
men out, wiio,t liare-..j:iie..advantagei,'*:of ni.ui Club met to -take action on -the , action Hereon: third. unfinished bf|T
• 	experience behind thein, and new .men constitution and by-laws drafted by the ness; fimrth. "new business; fifth, efe­
are plentiful and very promising. • Of cofninittoo: A. L*. Ca.lhoun, ,1.. 15. Adoue, tion of olMccr* ' and. aj»]»^intujentSAf
the old men who will play this year are 
•lr.. and Alwyn King. >-. comInit fees.'~ ^ 
Captain Francis, catcher; McMahon, also 
j President Cilcreest presided over, the Sec. 2. In

,a catcher. who played utility, man last Special in.g<—Mgio pueefing: The constitution was read liy order of business a£ special meetiis
year; Manny Graham,, who was. made pitcher in his Freshman year; A. D. I •SIr-, .The follo\^ing-|8.r^^«i4?.. shall-be as follows:''• First. spedal bili j stitution. wHli the: amendments as nos'sj second, new 'business
Robertson, last year's captain; Jacobv. 
['••ird'tyted: • . * • „ -' .­
the crack . third baseman, and "Tab'' Article 111 Duties.
• y

Townsend. the plucky little outfielder. 
^COXST!TrTl<>X. 

Station i. Prosi(leii(. ,nc sliall
Murray. Jones is also out for Hie team. side over all 111(M^-ili^s 'tTf tiiecluIV
He played with the Hay Leaguers last 	. Article T. 
• 	be chairman of the jioard of directo
year. vv;-;:.:.',;v/;/ -T''^--V 	! Section 1. . Xanie,^This orgaTiization 
.1fe shall post two notices in eousi ti-The first practice .developed -Some slmll lie known as the University Ger­<MIS places in th<V corridors at least
Club. 	.

good material among the Freshmen, but man . 
f\\"' i .(•, •„ 	'; ' hivs .iip Hd.vai.ice;....;of . a:--re;rufct v ineef 
it .will take several weeks to determine Sec. 2 Object.--The purpose, of this , /•„ : r~-.1 -# m 
... • i-, ii i , • • . stating the object and time-of-. 
who of tlienr ^Hl^imvlve^ good. uVfike•»-oiganiZtatioiL^iall-Jjo-.the promotion of a • • • 
• 	, . • •' . rrr-r mgetingr • :ii—?...•• ---.. 
Hogg gives promise of. becoming /a---so<-1a1 iritei'cotirse bet we<*ii -its-members. 7 " t • j lie shall call ii. special meet ing at pitcher. Stimpsoii. of Rockwall will also 
i 	' • . Artit4<? If. , ~ j time the board bf directors shall,^'"A 
try for pitclTTnT""As~tlie—largen.number 
•' Sect ion l ~ Ikfeml^sliip.—'Those . eli-j AdvjsalifJi' ^>?-npoii. writ ten appHealiij
indicates, there is^plonty of materia]~^il)le to -menil^sliii) iti-tius ^organi/a-^)a";
to 'make a winning nine for Varsity, and 
tion shall be students of the University ^ rts lieretpfpre ]>resciibedall that is iieeded is hard practice for a 
' — -	' ' o'clock a. in. .of the-'day preceding1' 
^of Texas and such other persons as t'hofew weeks. 

meeting. , ; .
board, of diivectors ,may deem fit. ' /•

Olarfc-Field has lately -been.rolled: aTEl 
_ }le shall-have supreme charge of rj 
• dragged, and the diamond is in excellent" ~ T -^rArticle.^jL----; . .. 
condition. Coach Hutchinson started 

i Section 1. Oflicers.;—The officers of He" shall apjioint, the boardM}f d the' men to work wiili a vim, and pros-this organization shall be as follows, tors. \vithiii one week aftei; his «>|e( pects; are.flattering for a successful sea­
1 viz.: A-president., a vice president and 'Sec;. 2. ^Wic|s:•; Pi'esident.-^ Wl:HM||fer: son of ball playing. 
a secrotarv-treasilrer 	. 4--he president , is-absents sick or 
It is too early to annonnce the sched­drawn from the University," the Article
ule pf games, though Manager Meyer 	.president shall' assume all. his duties 
r

haS signed several Contracts and has Section 1. Committees—This organ­' perforin same until the return of arrangedi some good games. ization shall have oiTc standing Commit­president , or until tlie ffext regular ii tee, which shall constitute -'a .board of ing of the. Club. " ' ^
Preceding the" regular scliedule of 
•lirectors. composed of nine members, 	Sec. 3.; Secn-etipy-Treasurer.—lie
~g^mesf the-t'lass teams will play for the three of whom, .shall be the officers, "f assume ;all duties'of the president:
championship. Some, of the classes have 
already elected a Captain and the teams the Club. . 	iTig the inability-of the president vice president tp perforin same.:
will soon be. chosen and organized for 
• -BY-LAWS. 

He shall keep minutes of-all ljieetings
. the series of. class'games which will be Article T—Mcotirigs" of the club in. a book prescribed1 for
played bpfore exams. 
Scetion a 1. Regular Meetings.—There' that purpose.

Basket Ball. 

shall be two . regular meetings each coL He sha II arrange; for all dances and
. . r--. ^^..
Manager Mainland' of ^;he basket ball 
leoiate ^ear, whicji ^hall be hfld on the ' Rfty.'a'H.WHs^
"team, when seeri by a :Texan reporter, 
third Monday in October and the second He shall at the * end of-every six
' said that he had ; arranged for two 
>Ipndav in February 	^veeks ma+:e an itemized report-of each
\ 	rf 
games with thV Marcos Normal, but 
. 	Amended: to 'read: feod^ pf• directors, dance/held during that time, this-report
no dates had'-been-set'as yet. It is in­
to 'meet every six weeks. ' . . to be made 'to the board of directors. 
, tended also to have a game with St". 
•Sec. 2. Special Meetings. --A special i. Amendment: At its regular meeting,
Loiiis CoJJege at San Antonio .soon: 
meeting, maj* be vheld at any time ' the K-• 4-Board of DirfM-tois.—R-siIall 
— There is much enthusiasm over basket board of directors shall deem advisable, !be the .duty of this com'jnittee to act 
ball just, now, and there * are. some. 
or upon the written application, of at.ton. ap^Jications for menlbers^p^ri;. 
. 	steady players out of the large hunijbfet 
least fifteen members to .the president. this organization, and in their action athat practices eyerv afternoon at the two-thirds.vote slPall control and same 
-	court on the speedwiay. The Varsity -r Article 11^—Order of Business.: ; 
be final. ' : • . ­team lias not vet been chosen. . Section i;, In Regular.Mefetiligs.—.The• 
It shall receive reports of the secre­
order .pf busiriess at regular meetings, 

taify-treafiUrer and keep-a record of r Turn v outoVitch for. the . baseball iiiall be.-as follows: First)'-reading-of 
same. • 
Teamski! -——•-— I'liinutes a«d' adtibft thereon; second, re­
(Continued on -page 4) ; 
-xV sAV'. <f.." 
-•-No.. 20 


RBISENAUER 

Great German Pianist Delights ' Appre­ciative Audience of Town and 
• . College Music Lovers. 
\\ lien we are to. hear a. new" speaker or see a iiew a<-tor we know vairuclv what to expect; n -type most likely with a few mannerisms'. Hut if ^ p'ianist,' who can predict ? \Ye arc prepared' for 
•
instiling from the wati and -siutggy­haired I'aderewski' to fh;e corpulent and • 

•
<':L<.|°KUIG^_.RPSETN;._::('OMSE(J UCJJJ "v if AIIVS vveiItH-<K-!-tt:orium—OH ItA'bruary 271 Ii with predisp«Vsit ions: 11 


like a,journey (»f exploiation. " . j;|:3n personal. uppearuiiee Keisenaucr is i|iiusual for a pianist. He.looks so usual. JSio. sparklesOf virtuosity ' pliiv alumt, Iris Idack hair; and t lie hail' itself is in no llfi^e. preposteiuiis. . ,1'ust' h)ii<f eiwiiii'li to 
isly tin* lady 'enthusiasts... S'u-more. " |i his playing 'there" is as little t he ^zarre and taiitasti('.; , \'(). conversation 9 
h the piaiui sin-h as |)e Piichmauu ~ 
ulg('s in; n<» personal efl'usioiis of : plot ion, biirejy a gesture .of the bodv,;; |'i the <*oirtr'»ii^jve sFiWlvlial but for t W'«' hajr iiiight. have been a-,\y'elI-groomed ' :'^l>nt lein'an of 'iHisiness. inclined. to stout­
liess. prac'tical and every-day in st vie. 

In a i hoiTTnghly business'!ike_ fuanner hi; • Itoiicheil the piaini and led/. .from the |i\Vorld of every-day into a coldl v formal, |||(jlinos< jtert i;inet<;ry,, prelude and 'fugue of MachrtifiiT stin iiig thing especially, but, 
sane and.inihl. ititrotlui-ti<ni. . 
\\ ith" the second nuinber, from Scar-, ||'|itt.''.,. e\er\ihiiig changed.The heavy •• and somewhat mechanical touch changed ' 
to a.trippiYig^as^. ligiit as the sun-kissed lilt aliaii \\ inils (if Seal latti'spiistrnal, to" .i jjifhe st laiigc sofiiH'SH^and t lie soft-gaiet ysfes 
of. southern spring. Then followed three 
•|f . the ''1* athers." : rlhe. /interpretation " <\( this oliler • inusi(-is today always p;robleinatic.: Were they simply melodic iijs well as nielodically stinpU;? 'To Rei­senauer, Hacli and llandel were • formal ? and conventi<)nally antique. • Mozart.,-"on I the other hand, 'that exponent .of pure , ! jiiairble i'n; nuiijic.. was ratlier too highly S >cj.)loniil. too • modcin. With Haydn this f inodiernizing^^vas• nwjre (dlee'tiye, and the --4 

jeelirig  that  the  pianist  su.ccei!ded  m  w  
putt ing  into  the  slender  receptacle  of  
I lit wlii >i  music  made ...it  of  the  
most  brilliant numbers of  the: program.  '  
It was with the^iicceeding selection from  '4  
Beethoven,  however,  that  Reisenauer  -ft  
vvfis at ii.is  best.  The.orchestral effects,  
.the Waves of  passion, and  the mystery  -I  
tluut.  only  the  unfathomable  music  of  
Beethoven  holds  were  all  there.  And  '>  
tlfo  techni(|ue  was  asfounding.'  Of  the  
remaining huriibej-s tlie most  note\yorthy  ""  
was  the  Chopin:Liszt  Chant  Polonaise,  —  
a  piece in  which tiie dazzling brilliance  >.  
and the pyrbtCchnics «f Lis?t \<'ere man­ 

aged-Ayitli. aii adroitness and a mastery ^ ­
of. the instrument that delighted the fancy without/ blinding the audience to / the stronger and sweeter character of -/ 
'CI 
... » 

THE TEXAN 
-the >nolodv* wa+hin. Fire Sprint; Son<r ot 	.-01 per*
"Tltr* ^ouroj", nt are 
'Mondolssolin «!iJv-nn tho oilier imnd. a 

>'minl. :j'lhymr'rfI arut powers. * ;So 
disajipoinji'n'o-..too'Bieavy tljt*-, V^ir


: le Tor vjiiiiiil dotnoVrn< jtisLa<'t.orv --rHtinliar ivlijfr tif iFi<'wi.tlj ? hf -'iHTrhI 
itnan iiooau"se.. tjniIs -ofyffihysi­NpnniVn'i"' oaim »yr;»iiv* f t he 


Vjuif'k/j 1(n\-cr • ("tjiiiiD v'-dist ribuled in voiiii.._ 
of Fine Habitg iiy DressS 
^TIiwTi'V: .md In' •:'11eivr^ixbt-h'tv 

/ones and hot 1<t ,\vorkod; iiy n<ti­Rfisona'ner r<. at !ns iicHt \ idnals. 'A i/j^~TiK;ory. we, i;»v <• ajw-a.vs 


There Is, as ^nuch stvle in Shuts as there is in 
f » » -'>iy>I i t v i k i ' i j i \ 111nir f t i i n . i . V Iftrd'er: am"-Aodivi<UlaI•: -irpTi^r knows,

» !iV''<i ;-i«.*ttioonve'y. foutfj.' 11ir'nirtr wpII There 
»> -f.y11> t.it_ 'hoi')janl-t • i>••}iis .ir,i"niati<• ' is' style i'n natteras.' styfe^ty^fn^^fris

Sir fact, !Ik* Sn.u11t .b<11(>rf'',i4iej' v:ii*ya 

.Jou want the latest and best, of course^ and: 4'a­volatility.-y Wit h-: Serialt'i ;xii.„urijaxiJ^?n«T*"

1 

have them—-pot a few, fejut oase on ase of thin: 
I1ali.»n .hophoril: with il.'pllioyoti^iV.Miy^' ,|„.';\yr.<i .rural .temnoraoy:. \t present 
just in and the.pick: of the markets in a wid 

mc ^ta-i'ing into rhe A'hans <>f lit"'', wit lrJ':<.|Vl> "Son(li and \VVstAroprosoht • a Tumi variety' bf'ftyles. -	^ 
U^yt.'^i'Q^^r;|thni.^r.>urli-Trlt.'a»r^.J^'hiwr^ry -ami -fit*-Ka-t leallv ii pin-
SOF-T SHIRT 
;tiierpre!ei." ~.ot' profound .in<*i«rh1:-.unl ~<Tf , •• „ ; ~ . ' . ' 
With '-oilar irui cutF.s attaf-iuHl. • Mart* 'f 
]tr')t"Ui'irt -vmnat hv\. . . . • •• • '...••-•. ; •.-/'AH men arc oijuaI. uut .miter i'iviI, " 

mail ;iraup Madras, in cvru. oiiip and ^rav. 
[lit' \|n1inee • \|liflea.l ( !iih JS j. !r,i.•lie ..^ooietv .aiM'tlc.-..sort • d' all1liorifV is 1-•••,••' TIio most lopular ;aci ot 'lie lav... 
eonuratulnlod "11 !.rin;:inu .ro' \nstm -ii.-li -( „ he-isubynnic upon t)r . 

$1.00 and $1.50 
-*sr—• •" '.<» ' ' ^v.p » * '• ' "" 
:IT» -at i^t ~ !lie -.in-i'i'ss. 

i. 

l\i'M-l i a wii cr 
ilvst-fill(Mi•:!•irm'iTMii •»j>•<»sik-i*_a\-r:t:h«i-j• 

iunIa ln<'" 11111st mt ions j'niin.;.ln* i'Xisiin 
Wirti cinl's aid 'ivliar .it.t/wtiert, ;<it • •M,p£jant 
.!o ,'nlliiw • •••! .•••••• •'••;.• 

C;.'wm;. j u v i r ?ih 1 1 < un­nhiiT-d. 	ti-->
lvain . T'ohqoo. .'Has ^r-ni's *'r
itmi ,(i;tu'Tiiv>-'aIso npi'ii ucii'-nt -;or. ini-11\ o lo«. . . . --" • 
N XECT.TJ!?E C -onic :iointi'il, -\anil,ili'«. -, i)r. •> 

n—ii t-n—>r'Ii;ii-«n»liv. IUi-iajj:_liiul:..—i'l-j^lJ_ 
^E«£fGiE: 
Tlicri' \'a inaii'jnra-tiMt; t;Tri,s v"'':n -T »'i'« »•«»i"fj'ri""X%"Hliff.. r: %'plli'lIliii'iJ jiisl.iIiifH-ss" 

•norfi •DinTij .ti»i^ ,;ii;incur naiio.­. <«>i^1,un> -ffwur.cc 11 !I(I> ' !!< IflTOJy. Will" IOIUl.l'!f '~H;^i;;si.iol\s ,-nC ' ]!(_• ~;jlva 

i.?ui'Vt '..iri;or-i>V<Viprt'li.'ov.•:•h:iut-. vn 
* i.M-h •v-i<'t\. 1 '''11(1II.M I'll; -i-r \ . piitt•S*<8! :ion i'flis_L,!Tom-•iiu 	! >1. 
iij:-rtnto •%«fiyi£j;wp;r. 
$ * n 
I rfTH.. U.llln—4--f 4 n'ia< liniiv Niii-ili-in rila. 

v -i'i wv •>(' u'tiir •?i-::!.hi i'v v< j'o-inilovi f<"•f hiV -joiiii•.•!•!ii'^iii' :;i>y Hi1', 
P.LAX-V'NEGLIGELL-SHlftrP 
fti !•>»*• i?• ! .-il v .." :n.li\ i.li!a+ ' rotrioonii-y. 'naV • f~-i • •':: v .y4­I'n/iu.-'-t ion:,u!v 

io " ivst ,'V\e _ -Uiii'T' 'ii., :)e!:y:':{fc»iimi 	rit'U
uvv'v-'n 

• l*»" ..itl({ i .'s t»:jj IU*-"-" IIfjf^..^lii-Vuiyiii.iJilL-T,:tJ4',a.orii':iliuirHt'yi.r/-as. 
."lirrPl.'-JiiM^s n-f 

'•!<>. • . Vii-i-.o -;.. ,m( vnto •:iim'o 
it ".'loio. ivcrc ill v »>ll 111onflfij • <inf^ 
<l:yv3i'rrHH'v:ao:'ft^Miorilii. .!)*yost';it»ii^ii-d yn;y;V.)i.i*.y­•• *'• ••.••"•: t 

at' 
, povruln.r Villi •! In iii'oiil)'' ';,ii.' i'iaI\ «"sii it' • min*i11.•«I t ot«.."-. .. -' y •; • ^y'y'.y•: : 
.4'lI'V lOII;. ati'iit loii ias'.vVjoi • ?iy11aiii; < i^yt w. y.-y.i: "i-\-•.. 
111 '•I !VV o Itift !|<t .V,,j -I'm-. i*t Ii«i 

•111•. I VOil; _ •; •' : . 	w*«wv 
' '• vl.1 ' 
Or, Hat I;>*<»•• 


I'inj it.:li| Bjilpi>in»c;.-to.4.1.114—Ut;it-j*'no. ..limy .. 
..ryM.ll-| til'/ ••1), • /•• >1)1' ' 

,^J»h4i||,rty»'•su|iJ;-!>»' ..vo-ll-'i w.m••••••n-..'••fft-i if ' 
• Mill l.holl .tlliysi.fi !(> if j iOlnaiU, -.til -.jiV Ji>\;t:
lill • ' I'lia'l -S-AlrllO .0|i iji.t j.-rowi't 
.Inn|ilintr viri jhai. iMloro^lirio Wpof 

V n.<f i.i.o^o;.liory.;.it '-ho 
•ti' ','n 

•' -V'. 1-ill.-• ; • .. •••'" 
_ rt'iusH-ks A^iyn1 i'lh^iifi'd 

y ^ ,yi,-ii nd in 'ho 'OlThl haip.'e 
iantonr..^iidofc l^r .i5;it t h-y j:>a^ • doon. •>%' ^ .. gi ho-. ^'n?;Hoit^ * $150,000.00 
rosii

'iI :t j>:•>;opu.ii-1 .iiis»: vdi|i'i>s^-r'iii' ^iil M^r'^^rli' 'i,io;;-kii 
111itoMl 
250,000,00 
•t'tii-
Antonio ( ;utiou'io i.ihr-ny. • 
so. ;M'r-hii|>s-/^..^viiril M), . V.iji 10 

«2.000.000.00 I 
. jill' till' 241l'i Dr. Ko;{«.lio\-..•lo^od u» siitlioionI. !'io -t:ui a i'inont J.v.i 
>j-uie!a with a papor mui . "nollars. Will -o •'{riiwdod that mi' 
BusMsV af the ricaiy ind Stutieitts af University 3oiicitftif. 
in part

IVinocraoy." 1)i:'. Kc:vslic\y ;<jiid J.C' . tp or -iowii-.* \ I•:io 
j >•( uiw-fjon

•"Dollars ('an • ho maiio rlospij rm.. -iiu 
riU'V: this has I'ummi slnnvti. I'fio-ipios^ 

dotfioe 
'TaIklraii^yby-dni}i:_y 
ti«»n is. oa,n domo<n*aov. hoanaintainod .to' 

wJlO,1'V0r NV'lsill's., 't(>;: 

i»7>it»» (io1larsf "I'li»> t \\;(rT'T)rH'(Tpt syi.]'r' «(ir; . tlfoyr.wish to talk ' it 
v ATonoy .oan.pd .in -;vor"tUiny:. Je^voir" 

tuinly inrompatildo; dollars donoto coin-for Nhj'ni to • wait-iill roar!i ' liamqndR. •--vatohes:..'sil.v<»r'^ai'ie 
!AiMQS A ft C ORGAMS 

-	.. I roods-!.a£.ail..kinds 
dbfeJu^iacs^in* ;y
petition ;uui iniMfiiaj.Uy^livhii-h iro iniH_-rot iviiila. ^o 1:.>iti;u.e'i. _T LUHUU,!i>!. !. Austin

uja.;f":iss inr.ertooTnoji -Titedgos. "±44= 
vi<ItinI ideaIs; il tinici'acv,iinplios m|uaI-do m»t -stop..'at •, !Iio. -t-o 
onffre.ss inth nlione.s *> 
ity and I'li-oporai-iini. whioh ar.« social staiiwnvs. anil tiviton 
-itloaJ-s.-.to^_ptljSfelEDJ ito mu>v ii'ii 
ai;ds t lio. alluronron't s! of tho hit tor., wo imn'vip.; to .ir • froin 
ADp'lifHKO ,

have >Ilow;ii-'-O:ii!'S0.h:^lr(TV"yr)f>:^";poctirnrrl\' DItN•!'.. 
SAKER AftO CONFECTlQJNER. 

DENT1.5T ' 

snseopt il>|o. fitsfinmiion.s ,>f t:ho 
""0 Congress-Ave 
foniiei1. Boranst' of hisyiiiordiiiato •do­
' GYM. CONTEST 

Families .inrt : part'es fivrnisned '-vith -I ' sire for dollars, individua-1-di'.l'noi'i'ai'y,.. a«i' bread.: eiiktyii ;•'•;}nd" 'On'toctiont;ries on o24 Con^s-5 Avenue 
.short n.orioo af^ason;lbIe' rat.^sv-Both 
we n<nv .kiiow it. is-a -li'ani ;• iho\ilti'.r 

T 10 -annual y Liviluii'U'i phoney ;170. 
ivs<tive jippoaiy .t.d ' ho pjufooraoyyJml 

vvitl t ak« |ii.aoo iti !ho! \iuiitoriiiin so-,. 
, m-: '• •'." " V'..­there's andtlipr, luuhotv. y=stii'ial '"domoc 

uiiiJt Tho t\UU»wm>y.-'iU* 
Til*®. ;)no!iraliv, 


F, P, MMaughlm
f -j; 	S. GREE.NBERG 
racy, w hich ^lunild" ho oo'nsidoi'od. ~ . 

\\ 11 II • tlio out rit'^. tor the •i'poiMivc 	u' .?* ­
i-'-iysic:ari and Surrjean. ExclusiveOptician. .
•"DemoiTaoy . is hasod ' upon orpiaHiy. 
Inon11iers: 
.i • ^. 

ind Ind. but tHpiality i-8 of t \vpt.-iliiy 
j'Wa'iid drTlTT 

-9hi)tie; -SvS -W; 
of parts, flie e^tralily .. of [)ossossions. 

IT: A auUnio iiorso ­
wards:,. R. 
. •••• ~y y i 
The formor is • as>iuiuod. the lat tor. 

Booij.ln>. tiny >niith, H. 

Li|||\'onil). amf~ MIS. JO'OBMN W. HORSIS lrlolinrt", Kov
though iii(liH])onsalvlo to tho' support of 	Sppeialist in lenses for the ^rr-_^_ 
dorsed by . all rhe'leaiiin^ people. (loniooracy, has so far, straiiooly onouoh • Voice Cuiftir . . 
• 111. • Para'lol liars 
-J al!(v.aii||';^ llnorhe 

Jill pi;e.soriptloii in two hours' ho— 
been of ' 

tice. .'•'r;; . «.
left out aci'ount. • Ivoyi1 -SniitH,. aini: BaiU?||'| 

2904 Umiiersity Ave. 

709 Congress• Avenue. 
~*t)fir ideas oil thoso ^nhjeot'sfl di'inoo­
.".tfe; .Hori'/.onta1• hai-'-r-.'sfiiii11r..'Keyv ltd 
j-acy. <y|uaiityfy.sovereignty' andy.so fort)r 

svards; Boot li. Baldwin: ' Bailov. R. K. 

'vELrsity Pi»Sij.:JWapei' tlian any plucQ are derived from . politieal . philosophy f( aiupliell.;aiid Ralph Thompson. . y^y ,vy..; i.ii "lie • 
antl partitMi3arl^y-&a>my the „reA^)luti»^iapyr ; 'Punihiing-^Boothe. 

philowphy df 	A'ehttlry; «lHpotty " Thotiip^ 

Banner Painting
.which, our .fathers,;>o, freely absorliedV' ianiDliell.-White; Bailey., ^fones, *:;ahd 
. 5lP ^^nrgss Av^.

H&. iftseussed the relation of the ^late Wilkersou. ^ "V:v /fyyy;v ^ 


G. B. MQRELAflD i05-iQ9w.8tH^t:
(•Ky^rtnflilfih-tiar tdaxis^ 
against government, likening s tlietn to 

'Mr. Htvwser. the dir(n^f7' AVill' take „ 
an engine atwi. a•Huacliine'-^^s^^ettveil^:'­
^part in fciie tumbling and so somtir sne-
Then he took uj> the ereation of savei*­
emi. acts. ' Wilkei'son will also, do some , eigafy against ire^istfti^e and applied 
^pec'iftl' aets on.• the-paraHel. bars;^ t,:.y; *. , "the* speeifieylll^ 
* 
m Russia and the__ refhsiila-' to subpart 

* 
Haveya ^beantifail photo^a^h made of 
state as found m the'luptory* o£ the 




. ^'vn^^lf._whthe xfLtes dtill ou at 
United .States. 5 

!the Elliott^.* -' ^" "• * '-T^yy 

--"Pk. 1472.' riiSt'1-s Next to«nnth4Vilcpx• f 
GLEE CLUB. ENTERTAINMENTS. 
should 1m,' generously and appreciatively 
troutoil by our public" in this connection.. 


Series of Three Concerts to Be. Given -'Next Week, the Date to Ba ^ J DOINGS OF THE COLLEGES. ­, Announced La.ter. • 
-\\illiam .T. Biyan ..lm.s. presented the 
The'first of the series of three concerts Vnivorsitv of South .Dakota $41)0 for 
tfl-^gud_the expenses of the University p.onininent ii.ivostinont. Thi$ is" money 
~Glet? Chib TtviH-bo given next-week, the !|Hd the 

date%vlje announced'later. Mr.AVarner,,, amount.realised by the University 
,the ilireot-or of the Club,announces that. 'I0 about $23 yearly.. Tins is* to be used 
. he has se6u,red the valued' assistance on""*1* »*''prize for an essay oh."^vefiniieht.' 
: that occasion ,of Miss Louislj 1'faeH'lin, 

who will be accompanied in her vocal Yale • Cmvorsity is taking sdops to 
solos' by:Mr. IlornfanPhaetl'lin in violin' federate her alumni associations of-the 
_obligatbs,. and also.'.-.Miss' Elizabeth South, as,she has already done in' the 
WellcivWho will supplv two piano solos. 

West. 
-Mr. Mauriec Wolf ivill appear in his 
amusing dialect nHmologues. The full ^ale's registration in all departments, 
program will appear-in the next issue of iiifluding the summer school and teach­
The Texan. . ers';course, is;3-.5,7-. a gain of 580 over 
last tear. . ;

•
The second concert of the series will 



•
be given about''the-Tirst of Aprjl when 



President Katmce. of Jhown Savs col-­

the Club.will also*Jtie asTEted5 bv some 

lege at hletics are hoeessarv. to bring out

Jof our-loading \odilists. and"iristrumeh-. 

;,/t; tlio


-talists. 1 inmediatcly. after"this second ^,U <!u^iUt>' 

• coiii-ortHiie Club^vsill li-y ve on'itA 

b;llJ


^throughout, the State to Jbe absent a . f«»r;^hx.mn« 
able, generous ^and ellieient service to

..Avwk or .ton daysv Favorable arrange­
the eoininiinitv in after life." i -' 

ments have already boon/made by tlie 
tiavejing-representative..of the Clu.l>. how ; .-. v • ' ' * 

on "tho road, to appear liiseveral of the Halph •ViM.rl.oes. of < lint on. X. J;. 
*1Wi000


principal .iHes anil tinvns in Texas,ami hi,s *\ College 

as an addition to tJie+i^wulcrWtftont fund.


various contracts are .being -closed--by­Mr.Toombs, the business—manager, in-1 'u»pi> t<> laiso $,>00,000 by 
i'-L'ktT'e seveiitv-Iifth anniver­
its behalf. 

i r, 4, ... sary of the founding ot tho college. Of 
1 On the r£turnoof the Club from its , . , ­
. : t his,amount $1<>2.000 has thus iar been 
triumphal'tour (for ''the bovs" who are 1 t."" 11 -t. 

1 ' procured. : 
to go havo resolved t'o make the appear-i ?.' -.-: :: 

'anee of their'organization it decidoil.' : n. 
--! lie floats at the Ilarvard boat club 
~"event" in the histoiy of each place vis­
have been taken up aiTtl the clubs are 
ited), MiVjWar.ner has arranged to give 
now cliised until tlw begin-ning offspring 
a spleiidid' program, which ought to in­
work on.the machines. 
sure:a packed aiiditerinni. ' • • 

• -_ i . —— 
•The Austin Choral Society will, in the| TluL Cni\orsityof .Minnesota is to first part of that program; render Gaul's i,n'xt. S(,i(iiors' ,„„nuinont as a niemo-Wralul cantata of The Holy City/; with ' riill to those aVIio left college and were 
an orcliestra under the direction of Pro-, killed in the late war,' /" 

-fesKor' Ifesswwr^^ This is ?u.-A'etyvliigh ; 
order of -work":written for. four solo -T},e University of lilinois Summei­_voices, with choruses and "double eho-, School, during the past Summer, or­;-ruses.. ;Mr.^Varnei-Avilldrill the Choral ' ganized an inter-fraternity club. This 
Society up to-the last two rehearsals is somewhat Of an innovation anil 
and then turn the business of conducting, proved quite a .success, adding,greatly 
over to Professor Besserer; who will-.hold. t<) t;17e g00(l fellowship between Greeic 

' two orchestral rehearsals and conduct( ]etter men. -; •_ __ 1 
-tlie^cantata at the cpncertV • Mr.Warner"j.~ *• /-~~7'_z L.— 

\vili follow with several unaccompanied j . The.--Rhodes scholars from the United 

• chor'uses by the • Glee Club and. the j states are discussing the formation" of 

' Choral Society.' It id expected to-con-j a baseball club with two" full teams., elude with Sullivan's short, laughable Most of them are experts at the game operettay uTriai by _J^ry-" Tliis oom-and should be able to show the English-position is for a few voices, including, a jnen -a few stunts' to match ^ their "fair plaintifiV'-and is replete with fun. •ricket. 
The ^ubserintion list and collections for this series, of three entertainments The big nine are -Michigan, Indiana, is in charge o,f !Mr. Ewalt Besserer, and Purdue, Chicago, Northwestern, Illinois, it is hoped that his ^Ci^vass among the Wisconsin, Iowa and Minnesota. business men and citizens generally will meet with a 'hearty response. On his Y. W. C. A. success and the individual effort^ also of the niembers of the*'Club will depend The Y.-\Y. C. A. had the pleasure of the number \vho^go„ .on. the trip. The having Mrs. Jqwett with them last young-men who will -go on this trip will Monday afternoon. Sbe\made an inter­reflect credit on our'great University. It esting talk on "Friendship," in which is to be hoped that sufficient funds will she brought out the:kinds of friends one be. secured to make the trip pleasant_for ••should choose and how orte should"en­
.them.,JLet.it be a fact tliat they return *ileavor to keep them. She spoke of the without a-deficit, which has not always value of a true* "friend and. contrasted been the case at the close of some former them with those who., apparently seem seasons.. • Under: the rules of the State to be our friends, but when the test* 
University the musical director must, in comps .desert us. -She closed by advising making up his tour list, draw only from everyone -to be friendly tQ all, but to the .students who-^ave stood their-ex­.select some oxjs whom -he; knows that he aminations satisfactorily. is an­may relv, -Although a great number of other reason why these young ;men the .rnernbers^'were absept, hayjing left 
for Xashuiijo, st.ill there was a. good 
meeting, for which'all fed grateful to 
Mrs. Jewelt.rr*-tir— •­
-Xhe_,-.anooting next,^kmday ,\\ ill bo' 

•A

T-


conducted by Dr. Vincent of the l'res 
-bytoriaif Theological..Seminary. « All the 
members are urged to bo.present to hear 

Will soon-bp here-and wo are
hiln. • 

still solo agents for. tlio genuine 
THE SOCIETIES. 

•  —  ,'phe Rusk-. ",H  ft  
Program, Alareh Urd.  • '.  
^Dechinmtioiis:  ' -»-;•  the original det^p-sluift Territory  
Alex. Whoeless.  '  - ' M.  Quaid.  Coal:vvyv^  :  >  
' ...Orations:. \ I-. G, /innicker.. -C. ^Alexander.  The McAlester Fuel Co.  
'  "  Debate:  ~  Olllc^ anil Hirisw207 Colorado &'  
Allirniativo. • W. M-Weathered.- : Nogati vo.T "7r~V.(-. Wilson.  -f ;  Both Phones 240.'•  
•J. • K. \ickors.  V  ,1,  A. We?vt;*  
Ouestion .*  "An a-l-liaiico  botAvoen  t lio  
I uitfoil States amiGroat'Britain, similar  
•to tlio-\ntier's alliaiieo with Japan, is desiiajde and..oxpoiliont;" •; ^ ^ - =Op  

r


'/ ~"C '• Kxteinporo"• . • 

All University

-• \ ; .1. Hall : .". 
•I. R;. l?urk. .1\, !•'. (ampholl. 


Text Books 
The Atlionaeuni. • 


Gym Suits 
'•.p. I'rogriini, Mari'li .'?rd. 
,. Declamation: , 


Tennis Goods 
.A, |.„ Marlin. 


Varsity Pennants
Oration: ;r­
•I :-U.V 
V. O. Ivev. 


Pens"6
Debate: 


t^iiest ion: i'Vliesolvoii. t hat tj|$|jj.\\'j| nielli-•<'lubs |fs -they novv 'exis i re 
FOR RENT 
##uroo -of •TiTo#.evil than trood


' • iji ... -. • 
Two furnished rooms, upstairs, in a
2-I Sect ion I. '>i;, 
new house, with alt-.rrioderh conven­
;A.tlirmati\e.j', Nogat|:\| 

iences; one southeast the other nbrth­

(I. il.'Mavor.t •W.C. McC|l;iIheo east;' within three-block's of University;
•r-|s |excellent board next door; terms $8 per
Marshall. • • ' J. \\\ McLfii; 

• j month; on l>olt tuir line.. Apply after 
hdgar .Mitntiejlj. • .1'. lv. Havnef­
5 p. rre. 2503 Rio Grande St. 
!; Section II. 

i


K.-O'Ciinnor.:s • . " AI< »ri*i :Ipec-.ti| 

\V. I). Hoyston. — J. :g' 

G.C..Storms.j; , : • (1. Sunt 

it" 


Come „oh-down to the Fdlii)||I a"t|l 
Two front southeast' ronnis, upstairs. 
have that .photograph made'|

wf| tiil' 
rates are onl; come right awa; •Modern-eonvehionceL—^-3934 San-Antonio. 

will be a biglaiish tho last few ajv^s. 

'tir 




SHOP 


|j Bo^cHib tpundry Building. _ 
' i TURKIfH BATHS 
We employ nothing" but Bst-||ass workmen, and are friends of the Uni­versity, as we always respor||l|to l|eir call. Now we earnestly desire your patronage. One call will convMbe fov-1 
.99



GEORGE ((/Get=the=Habit' 
Of Dro^ging IntoThe finest light livery in the c|j riages in connection., . • 


Salge's Restaurant 
208 and 210 E. Fifth st. Tel 

Next to the Opera House. 122 East Sixth st, •':-; -Phone 144.
DR. CJ O. W ' Physician and Surgeoi Office 113 W. 6th St., Door ! Smflsh Mac Oliphant's 
• Building1. New Phone 59l! Residence, 2302 Guadalupe St., opposite 



Barber Shop

University. Both Phones, 175. 
Six First Glass Barbers

Stenographic and Typewriting Work 
' Hot and Gold Baths — 
... <-> * "" 

of all' kinds done by, experienced sten­
Electric Massage

ographer. StenQgraphic work any time between 5 and 11 P. M. D?says and 1 * Make this your head-papers of ail kinds neatly and accu­. quarter^ do^n town. ' x 
rately copied. Address P. O. Box 680 or leave order-by old phone 676. . 607 Congress^ Ave. i" ' „ V DEWING."| 
T HE T EX AN 

start 	il>me_y;ri annual


THE. 	. G.
'Muniors-li' _ • '-4 
A woeklv itpws^-.'per owned and jrubv 

U 7 ij" ft , s lislied by t he'studonis of "ri»e~tjmversity 	.CIGARS AND TOBACCO 
1 . of Texa*.'., ...". ;" ., -. 	• -V " S'it • Ti>ii in-t he Fin versi.ty lias­
i! 'V 
labored liar/ler\ 1<>:. ('sr;iIifi'sli 11s.cii' per­	SMOKER^' ARTICLES.
John. C. Townei. Tr...*.. Hdjtf 

liRAWFORO'S NETTLETON'S
manent ly jiMKHi!^ 'is than the Hand. . \'o 

'Hugh: .tiffi.hrop'f^.;.. . .Athletic Editor ! 
orsjfiVMbtat ioi'i -ha* been a, Lircatcr -ource $4.00 ^•$5r.O0 * 
"ont'i-etionery, . .stationery. Innehe?.
^«<»hiinge.•-Editor. 	1
.^oUafcsiin•m;t rmi iv|i t']frUln.*-. r(k-T*reat.'iw*k.1^ 
.'tioi-ola.te 

•Associate Lditora; Miss Lillian Walker, » Ii<m : lie Hand. X«»t liinir is more: .-nrov • / 
etc.\ Obenr^yerj-ni^tif till-"11 d'cloek; 
'. :*• Miss Sally Ile^lle. Weller, Chauneey ; able in iin* beautitul :spTi;ti«^wonintr-T;hau^-^ Lt i'-s . vyil.li-.^easui'.e. we • -uii 
"" — "2213 Guadalupe

S 
.Glpv£JVJ..Si'nipaonj. Mei'Jill Iverbey and s to sit out on Unr rolling • -<*nt11i->iis . a.iid "* your attcntic'in : to.' the'-.-new 
John Keen. < ;.••£; listen to-liui" Varsity's Hand. "All <ii -Sorinir i.'xfords . for -ivn-n. 
(.iiles Avrie-11 Business Manager f'^{1 students enjoy. <u<»H ';i-oheoris. ami 'All. !in:> i.n-w swiivi; '.i;.iHr..s i;i

s 	1 DRu J^. SIMMS 
Morris doctor. As;dstant'['•* '^e, pleasure in -ivm--iieni: . llutto.n."("Txt'orri.s, fBlueners-arid L • 11: D ENTIST.
^ -] 	1 he ho*'s sviiii .-•onoiose Hie Hand ~in'n<t 
Regulars, ; vPat-eiits.' TAns. ah'-l
entered in the postoffice at-'•Austin,'1 j 	-.-' , , " 

L • 	Statione^ 'Store, 722 Cohgres-*
-"•j .-Meyer's 
_ , •' -•; 	niirht alter uiuht throuirhoufe the en-tire 

lexas, a» second .class mail matter. . • , -	j, . -i< '•!)<• -.'jew -ill]! :ra.ih.er:s. . .'. 
! A'ear :n I'oiisi ant ;.^practH>o. [acre is. • • 	! Ave.. New Phone 559: Old, 1576.
•,vr )e 
us^-HIIOW

^nfiseription price. per|j,*ear, m ^n(()1 (,lty(,r ^hro^pense attached' n,'..the " • < ^ (• 
" .--AUSTI N'. TEXAS." ;
advance. 	'Voii the -new-'InnKs^v . W<-\vam
i -tianrtciiaiiif' of the i?and. 'L'o i.neet nti's ­
.; 	—.j ^ 
i^E T-Address all .epi.m.nunieal ions-tn TTie |.exj'eiiso .liit*. fianll !i;j.s d'ecided tt>. : '-.'oii.r iiusui'^" uid irr* ->'«»nti'-; •S® a :fexa»,~w-Vuatin. Texas:' • 
: • •!,-a ''itiii'i'ii m t.h<'' iii-ar , iuture. at .yhn-ii. it -ieiu 'v ".in \-oij 'he,--.
>. ' ' ; «'U ' '.-••• ­
\ ' ' . . ' 

i^i^411.--^ihii:r^e-.;.an_:,-u.iuiissii»iv ->t nvi'iit v livi-:' "ausf ' i lu-on ihit .ts;: 11,is is' r h«' i;>ni v n.iy .-oiii-'-rt ; iie
• 	
NX <-'H. -Ttie yiVxan. W:Jjudc;.iuaui in; \ lie i 'ni-i'i iVird ire onlv onaii-1 
; liami f.ias._MM-'i. or. vHi T^lv<• ttirnvi !ln­

• 
Imiuift-'of. 'fhe retrulai; ..Utmrd, \iter 	si. i>r live "•ii«hest--!u.s.« • t-r H fifllClL DEPARXSEMT

•'Mt iri-yea % As--ooti .i >, son Monies. 
• i ori :-nade'. -ni>es, :' ;


•
M .i v i»i ti> »»• • '^.i 11: ' In* rarious 



j.here-vvll . '.to in open ".tir >n<-err' 
.RyonjreniHnts for adniussion Kltjti
ij Lrr^> •nnu-liack U* :is air.'ttM.-aHii. 
lier iVci'k.:-"r 7 
w'• ai^' jomig TP-^\«'.ep; it11i>\v v>.iliTier 


. . ..•.*• * >•'-•'• X< >\y,^ .> J ;jfe tVxiHi desii-e's-': .:J-t-..-' ele';-ir5v 	-•rai";*-.rraduat eac/fft'onr. ^(joc'-nize'i 
ttas uie«i \ iVii all Utio.u ' , iuis Uceri r f»e 	in^rirutHihs' n,:,e?i '/niv.tiK'ft' Vtuiidins?.
•'Hidersi ood:• -ha| .' ins art irie is nor y.nt­
'. ' .. •' -* • ' J' • . 
'Hie' t--oiirso.r;y'lien i-s -5trn-riy-graded:

uii'ce ,u.t t>A <,'xvyan*4.„jj-i,«i]jm U^'-'+n'at -en • ,j t. ' lie -ailiL'PM ion -u he lland:;!™^;. 
i!ojv.-i-,Tn >'t'j r'(nir. ifklsions ')f jevfjr: 
Uii^oplu^tK-.HVu i''i't--liuiiUi 'o 'lie tat her m\ of 'is 'Pt''!||ers;; "Hie rexa'n ^iinpiv '•" : • _ -v 
... .-1,, -6«® Congress Avenue niiui ;i.s-:'v'ae.,a.':-/• Sn^eWi ; Tft&fsLon ^ 1\: St'iiior, mi'M .r}•*« iitciMJ/f'cs. o/-\f he :u(--H v -:i u -iinH'S; oeUKide.Wflrli'.ma " M i i"n of .flie :.T!4i[,.ryi"e<v rorHtt'i'cii.; ; n<t Lb 
;ahrira!oi"es. . Jor -.-cur iiw paT'icn­

.f"iirl"~.'1y>> nv T11iu 5ntrfr'^'rnrea»r 
leasun lie past-; 'aim. : iirfher-" 	•'a^i iftdrr'S£5 " . *. •>uicnt lnjre hdii .llu'tr ;!iiiir. l.-.VS. II .It-* 
IIOI'I student hiuirUo 'aiiv fcvi|.!P|igi..ig.r^l^(,: arv I ex.in has .-•vmUwnM" f he11 'Mins^ntf 
I his.'oent-'.ictMU • •'•nstjil'U-	-,£iifhr;ii •'A'.r<Tijw'. Nor''!, 
.. quenre-" <tt. . ,i !u> "litlnisia>t I it ha^­
'. '-'.••'•^ash^tlle;, Tennessee. , hrcnt hcil fort h ' .1 lie ..Otiirs -U 
-eally.inspired-. Vt«n. it has .-•.ini«|l vonis 
•f"-• 
UNIV

of wimhini to I'very.ont'. \i| SS.IU'S GERMAJ CL'CB ­,-.wer(* iintni th<-y v-ere :!iar:tct ristK Coat Shirts 
mm •Tbm !)iii;p^i":'

"ami are., proud >t Uieni> liOV"'1 
Go on and come off 
ir' turv "o 'lave "he
that we !wi\e s|ianu»ne)t ony ftiiii(tiMal 

u I'sidcnt 	Uke 4 coat
pet-iah ru-crtTii.' 'f .the .:
pen<'i)s airaiu, wo tod 'JiaL mUi? 
* uh 

uul Tdr'auv )iirn<»e 1. 	$1.50 and nore
hol«l of {'In' I'fxan with new Acst ami . f -' . -» . 1 • W y
that .tiuM [leem idytsaiiie.' • *i

interest,. Wo will do our • hest-!!;tnd '• wt»' Claett, Feabody k Co.

It shall se _r«»!ieraI lv 1111> 111'; t n--s *: 	R A I LROAD 
. »'ail on rou. loyal ^tlulcnts. to ^ludp -iiH. 	^ Makers 
1 he.'v'hi

Let us Jiear t.roin you.; tri\-e-lisi1 a news 
" % A rtll'ie j®-, —Mi.sceIlane< >us

:! i I item occasionalh"", ami it 	will bji appro-­
H'•• • . 

|!cction |S||plications'. Ail uioliea-	TSI_5P0RTEST AND
eiated.' -	' 
•. * •
h*
tions for 

eni shall. T>e naiie ,n wntirnr fda loard of. '.lirectt»rs;--..'-f.he-i Charles
Pan you plav Ijasehall It sois <^o out 	WICSE5T WAY TO
h 
atrie ro li mpanieitvhv rlie imtia-. 

^ticcessor t.o Teagarden ;& Shumate^for t.he team. If you einrl.-^o <jiit auv 
tion fee 

• way ami learn flow There's lots 	of 
I'nllfiou L?ee.— Hie"imr-is^mn •

Vrrooin and everyone .will ha veil t aii -,! 	coRMSSlSm'surfNOIITIffSOUTII'TEWS
-I'ld 'liis" shall inckrde..
7 chani'e to show that he Ats the' U itian. 
t ick-i t 'r(!irular infonnai iaiify:; and SflEET 1H0N WORK
and ynu. know llii' liesi: ii^ui 
of the t lu 

REPAIR W'jRK A SPECIAL I?T.Y'" 
—m t-lic man wluv-ia_!iui-nix.i.-Lo .Hold ! J 
inn.—.C'-voitA'fi\-e 514 .Oolora.do Street." rf" "" * tlowjv that position Ml tins , applies I i)jjrs'--'shall' through sleepers
}i tutii a .[uorum for 'i lie I ' ' ' —FIRST CLASS WORK.— . 
equally well to track athletik lint j'n:l,isaet'ioif 

Estimates Furnished on • -Applicatiori.
lusiness. 
wiiiitever you iijay do. <_ro out iand-irv 

\mendni Twenty. .' A.ND v -for soimdhin);. Aside from t he junior of 
orsH shall, constitute.'-t.i .ipio-.
repres«MUinir Hie Varsin . (.he e.\ereise it* 
nun for a h 

one of nrniisacriiiix Ivusi •: MISS ELIZABETH WELLER FREE CHAIR. CARS 
m: a jrood tiling. = 	. " ' "-• *' ! 
'i;:..--, t v-

of live upon-anv action j 	Taaeher of V'-" 
I. -Ji»ill lie 1 !»» be in act, of rhe , • P'ano. Voice and' Signt-reading"— ­% • The 'Junior Prom, last: Saturdiiv^iitrht WITHOUT CHA.NGE
eet.ors 	studio. vjuadaiupe St.. opposite
'•*: i.
t, 
-was a uT-eafc—^H-ees*.—A^ani 
University. *Qoth"Phones ITS.

nr.—Ill all elections;, of. t
have taken the initialivo. md have m->'rht 
\*iII«jf* flie majorit"
trodueed a custoui--that has lohtr heen 

of votes ; st-sliail be' deidare<l .elected. ' ' ~ '" -	• 
/ prevalent in northern universities. 	ror tickets and information
Sec. . 

•-D}i|ces.—Regular informal ) 	S
-' -NX •
Michiiran. California, ^ortiefl-and the­

>laiic(jsystrb 1 be Lriveri e\-ery.-ot-h.er 
« rest, the .minor class ^tuiiualh' enfur­
flight it nracticaide^-.or ;at aiiy rime 
rail 'at Town Office" 
tains ihe. Smiiops \mi h a datn-e. at ^CTn'ch 


Troy Laundry, 	-.. ­
deein till* advisitlile by the" board -of 'li­
none hut members ot fhe two classes are 
rectors4 --. -— ~ --' 
present, thereby nuikintr tt a select alfair 

Sec. <5. . . Ameiidmenis— Chis cousinu­

and avor(.iin<r all appearances of 'i Fvesli 	*: r-' .-. , -• 
, J ,,u", -A 1

PUs"' -nut b-v-Jaw's or ..i,uv portion 	rherr-of,-ksi'522 ' Congress Ave. 
man m-eptjon. Why can't Texas hay^ !IUv; amended fn anv-meetiii^of ti,e 

,,<,r 1 	llV° t,m'" "!VJ luh'' ',V ;:l-t^vo-tliii-d^^vnte\:otiU,Se S06 Congress Avenue V* 
:

Tien., part y. .u tlie. Woman's l^niliiniLf 	" ! present. •• -A. . . ' . . . . . -• ' • • . f COR. SIXTH STREET 
XVe alreadv.h^ua* ,,'i Freshman Reception n...
t.»U* •-fpllowinif clause \vas a.is.o iifcir-i Both Phones 73. 
* • .it "the^ beinnitiritf' of the year md The 
poi.ated in rhe,constitution: ; 'Qrifv"•'fn'eu-i-: 
L(niai. Ball at c.lie close*, soieretluuj;'* is 

hers -and quests .of said meinpers to' be 
nee<ied ur relieve "ihe monotenT of -,the Shoved, af. C. ,hiiives 

, 1' i.uir. y6i.iny • ladies can lancV -iiice' Ac­; • The*-Junior Prom. .j.s'-f-Jio.thiiii;, ^ ' ­
ftyiniiod-arions at* )hv'H. ,a, Hibhs^.'WO 
and duw the time tor hi. -,xjl th^t" >s\ -.He at the l>ttol this morning Show' (xuaddaiipe-,St. (^ne -larpev 'fi-ont. : 

^ ***? lS" patriotism! -* " -_lr— ^eiWt y»f)Mi.;rei^;de^^ibte; AGENT venieiu'es.* (T00<1 nirer-— 
M5|i.rariiiBf8iC <smu 
'•*** ' 	­
Money Loaned on Anything..
Oj;jjai.n spoilt the. latter part of 

The (leniian "Club dance lastVTifjjfe . r ~v last" week"Vritlrn'platives -at -Klghi ami 
proved a, most enjoyable all Air. • Quite 
Bastrop. ...... 

—"
! a large nuinber of "town and gown" HESSEY <6 CO. 
"ere present. -, ... 

K. AYcdving of the Law Department, PAWNBROKERS . 
who wai op.cr.ated on at 8an. Antonio -a the Quaker-Club for
I!.»«.jauiW of 


Headqwgrters Base Ball Goods
couple of -\\Peks-ago' for appendicitis. is 
entertaine<t their frh>ndsliv.it11. a pli'asaTiT] 
irt'ihir1 <»<Ljis_.proo-re-ssin;r nU;£hv He will 

jiil'i'iJil_ last..Friday il\ait Protection 7Vusttrr,"Te*SS probably return to the Cniversity' hall. ' j -• — 
i"-: 
.within a week oi; ten <lavs. -— 
"YOl' I'LIi FINl^ Al ANY HTTTDKNT NKOKSSITIKH AT 
•lames Ye.nor. Patterson, CJeorge Baker 

• «Tc>tfflS^L_^Kvch spent Saturday, and 
W M e FA D D E N 'S •
Finley-. Minnow.. B. JMunson. Sleepy Rob­

Sunday in East 1 exas; j Xo one has-been 
ertson, -Thomas La.fayeUe Tipton. iven-Till: NKARES^ IHIUG STORE AND THE BEST; 
able to findout where. and for-f what 

-liith C; Miller, society'leaders+of B. llall. .Boautiful XTuivtsrsity Stationery,! Splendid Tootli Brushes, Hair lie went. ,. • 
attended a dance last wi'ek. Thev were __Bmshes and Gombs, Toilet'Articles of every kind. 
cha petrolled-by Dr. • .jack L. Stajin^ge. •' * Fine Caiidies, Tobacco nnd Cigars. 
Roy 1lather spent Sunday in San .Ml report a glorious time. 
Marcos. . . -* v 



GEO. W. PATTERSON
:iy night the Chi Plus emer-

UNDERTAKER AND PROPRIETOR ECLIPSE STABLES. OMNIBU3
"Editor -Townes is attending-the Stu­tained at their chapter house on Wichita 
AND BAGGAGE TRANSFER. -1
dent;,' \ olunteer Convention at Nash-street in honor of .Mrs. .1. (). Terrell and . ville. • • FINE CARRIAGES AND LIGHT LIVERY. -RUBBER-TIRED HOSPITAL
.Miss Abies of Sail Antonio. Delicious 

• ~ AMBULANCE. ­
m-' *' ' refreshments .-were, served durlix'' the T-'T. •• 
rzrz; Mioses; iiniee--Ntish^ui<F.\Vl larris _<'\i:^1£'T-,::l>yo.,,y<»"c;-.: ])i(iseiXtreported a 108 to 116 East Seventh St.. Both Phones-161. 
niosf~^le«Cf^

tu Orleans Jja_ii^irdi firas la.sjt 
tfcre;. Mrs. d. :U. Tei-rell.,\4dvs.


week. From there thev went to • Xash­vrile. Morev. Jarvis. La. Batt. Tarlton, (iene­yieve Tarlton. arid Parks; Messrs. Xibbr 

po|nts East via. New Orl^ans is the 
Terrell, Bell, Con Tarlton. Parks,' Botts.

Francis Winters spent several at 
Wright. .lohn Turner. Paul Turner.

Xavasota last week. --• ­"Whaling,. Stockard and Darst." ­
Railroad Smith and YVemart, o£-foot-*­
T. C. R. R.
^WriiTe'lYTrrs^^ )r. W. 
ball fanfe, iii-e -away-ftir a few days at 

rl.' Battle, the retiring president of the

Seguin. 
, l'acuity. .Club, gave a delightful party rs and Chair Cars between ... . j to the Club members and their.' wives. iss ..Ray'.-Sounders of Fort-Worth is j The affair vvas'givcn at the new EaculUi A\ist and Houston. Close connec­visiting,. Miss . Genevieve Tarlton this Club House anil,a most pleasant cneiv-
For rates or other information
^>eek.. ing was enjoyed bv the eighty; guests 
£'! ' . a! •' * « 
there assembled; The large "center call|||i ticket agent, or address Miss Kitty Searcy is spending a few 
Worn" proved an excellent place, indeed, 
days at, her home in Brenliam.­
for' the" entertainment. The .party, was 
musical in nature, the entire company 
^Jrs. G. L. Bennett of Houston is vis­

joining in singing college songs,-after 
iting her -son. Ccyi Tarlfon, of the. Uni­





L. ROBBINS
which a program of songs and' instru­
versity, , . -^ . 

mental music was carried out; ' 
GENU. PASSENGER AGENT 
„ There were piano solos by Dr. ray, 
Dick Terrell lias recently enjoyed a Dr.-Xouth, and'Miss Sadie'Thimipsbn. 

-visit-from his mother. -. -|An 'Jmstrnmerital. .(lueV b.y Dr; ahd^ Mrs. 
" r—j Schoclr Was gr^tly-enjoyed^Dr. Penick 

HOUSTON, TEXAS 
George Buvkitt-was lieve-the first pavt and Miss Constanee .Palm _eabh .sang 
of the week 

j-solos.-But-])erha j^s the hit of -tlie~eve-n­
' ing was "Thompson's Mute," by Dr. Morey. ]j!lan i fValker, ,.\da (iarrisbjn. draftsman,. Department' of. (.'oustruction f_ 
-.Miss lAicile. Pendleton , spent. several Brav ."Kittie Seafey,; Ciiiily Maveriek, Alice and Engineer.ing. on the Isthmus of ^iays last week at her home in Temple. 
After the musical prograni;4?refresh-

JlaiTison,"jjM.iiii |,eayell~ Enuriie EoiiiV' Panama, at $100 per month, and similar
, ,1I(,nts
r were.served, consisting yf; salads, tain. J"]lioJise,| jockrell. Annie Rumple, vacancies as t he\; may .occur on the r* 
J^Iiss Sus:e .Slielton has returned from 

coffee; 'fallowed by. ices and cake,. Later-Alary ^liac|ar, jyannie: Lea ( aliiwell, Isthmus of Panama. ~ ^ /a brief visits to Waco. a number of the guests indulged' in Xancy Lea Sv inn, Lena Perlit/,, "Ma y* 
; 1 lie I nited ..States ('i\ il Service Com­
dancin'g until the hour for goodrbyes. Perrin, LOB illpie, Lily Shiulemagen, 
.mission announces an on
Hal Logan, has spent several days at *. 7 ' ^ ^ " ' Tn: k — 1 *i flattie Muj examination 
Xellie-Brown, K.ile Per-March 21-22. IJKMJ, t-o secure eligibles,• the Varsity recently. He came down Prom... Saturday night-in (iib.son. Rake,

The, Junior kins,/-Maryiaret Kh)j'en<e 

from -which to make certification to till­
''Saturday from « Burnet, where lie „ has 
the parlors of the AVoman's J^uilding Laura Sail, Vk4 rdian , Barhani,.. Stella 
at least four, vacancies in. tile -.position, of " .
'been rusticating on Duncan's ranch. 
was enjoyed by'-..a. large nuljpber :6fr Lewis; Mrs. C'afothers, l)av'i<I K.. Hons* 
civil engineer student in the office of -­
Juniors and Seniors.: The" Juri'rors, 'in' ton. Miss Loekett. Miss Leizerwit/. --­
Public RojmU of the Cnited States De-Bob. Staytoll made a flying trip to 
blade-skirts and-white \vkists, escorted 
partment of Agriculture, at not exceed-Llano Estaeado last week. " • * ~ 
t.he 'Seniors, whoJware' evening dress. r ; CIVIL SERVICE EXAMS. 
ing $.)() per month each, and other simi­
_ ; Besserer's orchestra furnished the lar vacancies as they may occur in that " 
Dr. M. L. 7\e?1'S'bv made a short visit 

music for the dance, and dainty pro­The following aniiouncemenls relative 1
Departiiicnt. > ' , *•to Galveston last week. ­
gram-&• were.; provided. " Delightful jniiich to I nited States Civil Service exains. 1'or intormatioii and blanks applv to
\vaiT served dnrirtg^ the^e^ning. have been received by Mi:. Windsor: c • Miss Beulah Schiehl has returned to ( i\ il Service.;Board, Custom .House, New f
Hiese .present -were: Misses Helen4 ^.e.jyiite«l-States X.'iv.it Service Cdni-

York Cjt ^ " ~her home in Sail" ^jitonio.-^ . . 
Knox. Kihia llofsiefter. Rachel Baer iniss'io^ announces an examination on 
Louie Meachum, l.lelen flarrison, Cirace Ma-r(dr 21-22, , 10()»J, to -secure eligibles

1 ' 

; Alex Pope spent Sunday in San'An­Hill. May Borden, danie Abernatliy. Hell • I'. L. ('hapmari and" A. L. Ayrcs visited
froni wliWi^o ln.ake ijerl iflcati,oh to -fill 
tonio: ­
Davis. Anna Sirnonds.Chic Yeidel, OHie ' five vacancies in -the position of. s^urr tiie Kappa Alphas.-They are members f,raternitv at S.AY. lT
Prewittw ^farv Englishi,. Mary Hart, Sara -. • \7^yoi%;-;a.t:''^T^^"^p-er'^ai^ in the }iu-of that . ' 
h -Dave Furman,.-an old Varsity foofliall Enn.-Slauter,.... Annie McC'or-reau of i'uljli(^J.an(ls.^">hiltppinir*^r;vi('e, 
pla \ er. has~T>een "in the city, for" several 

ji icj<, Charlie Wilson, . Annie " ri^icr. ;mijI .'•• simi I ar \ acnru-ies _ as„ -they.,.mai 
days. _ -v---. .. ^ SfJIATt.COCfTOR anCE-WITItN1>T wfciftlk trwiwoKLDr
•'Hh" Smith; .(trait? Hill, .\fal-v ^ilonkinA"'. occur in that sem'ice.i , Tr.^' 
--• »•» rz-^-' 

\ ay .Jaivis. Alma. Proctor, Lily 'Camp: • '1'hp I iiiteil States ('ivil Service Co'm­. • ' i' ' LOST. ' : > h».'fr/"l3el I -*'.yolinHrfih. Lena -jle^eK -\far-mi'--jon annouui^'s all "examination on 

•btJJiir SCHOOL 
aret lie dle<-. Maidie-. Ho'/ei'A. ,Alrce .Maich 2.1, rHKKi, torsecure -cligibles. front PWrOSITWNS-wr*. 
: . T.qbfcy a. solid gold l>." F. pin. l-'inder I'atchelder. Minnie \Villn''n.s, "(mi" 

whi/'h to make e.ertitication to fill a § 
please l Kuril to E. L. Harris. 

Jli>iffer^ ..Fannie We^t I'lanTs,^ l^thel vacancy 4n. the : position }of topographic ! • X&MPLicmr.teciBiLrnr: wmx.
-• . Hf \
V" v'>"-8 -. ' T-..T. 
T 	H E 

DIAMOND DOTS. 	Y. M.r C« A. 
^-Coat-lh -Hutchinson .divided the appli-The Y. jM.—C. A. \v-as1 addressed last 
' cants .for the baseball-team int.0 sq'iiaff* 	^iindiiv -by, R(jv. ilr. Jii'shop on the sub­
trying for the ( hiss. Teams -on • neciness-	ject: "Soul. AViniiing."' -Mr. Bishop iook 
-ila\ afternoon. 'I'lic Ki'p-4hhhii IniAeli is his text froni . Jobir' 'T:42, ''^\'n<t -he 
sJimvrnir lip exeeeiluigly svell. There is. 	brought liiin W'Tesits." « J It* spoke of*''the" 
lots.of matt-rial in the class and a <i<i<nl 	•importance of the personal element-in­
teaii) on^'ht lo be developed. •( ully 	soul 'winning'., for in -leading' others to
iTijyftum 
Rmwn and S'eil W athen';are perhaps the 	Christ we shptild try to inllucnce those 
most promising Freshmen.-Hihl-liavt'a -rrf-, j:;t>ni'p7>U'niperuTiTcnTt"' both. 
fcf-O'­

•jood—fhanee t-w—n+ake a place, on the 	•leading a manly., Christian life and also' 
\ * >• 1 • ' \ aj:sily team. The .Jnni<>rs also have a. ialkiug't'o them. INif-ji may mistake dif­
likely bunch .of-'ball •tossers'. These t wo 	fidence for' indifference'.-r , 
cinsscs probably have t,he best prospects. There was, "a good-attendance and 
4-i.. • 	A lariie nuuiljer of old—men are. out, special musif was furnished by the 
including' the siuvivor«,'. of the famous 	quartette. ' -" . 
lhtv League. . -.' .-• 	-Next .Sunday tlu* Association will-be 
iIJatting piacti<-e_\vas begun Thursday. addressed bv -Mr! .1. ft,' "iVt^^'SOir^amd 
-	.•vvJ,1. -* • -i 


AlHfgftlK'r. there is great interest shown 	.Mr. (•'. \Y. (Tray (»n tlie subject: "They 
by 'tin' players und t'rfns. The classes 	were all with tine accord in one place." 
are ajl out lor the pennii.nl and a lively 	An in.i'cresting juogranr. ificluding spe­
staMiggle is cxpeetiMl'^'^l-'niiin "the. chfss 	cial music, is assured.'^ Kveryone is cor­
leanis there shouJd be no dilliculty in 	d-iaHA;-iin ih'd to attend. ­
•selecting, a strong lirsl t^am. 

.Nhuiairer' \lj| it ;ibo,u1 eoiieluded oil a \ i->11 to ^J^ss_-Li|ci|e 'reiiip*<?tou .' 
Yirr.-intfrinenl s lor the t rip. as all t lie eii-Miss .Miittir Downs of lYmplu .is \wrc. 
"piigT'iTiFnTs ]ra v c~+iT!(Tn~T'tiis<'i T. -Ite "Tj» . 

ranjiinj; to bring severjiJ,' ;ni<,rei_lg<',,d.. CHANGES IN FOOTBALL RULES. 
•4"

teams (o Austin. As a u hole, (lie ou.t-.-_ 
M: 


look" i><" vptV encennaging'tnr' ~a* success-. A-llellt .the ©lilt illUolb clamor re­
f-ul season, 	foriiis-in fnoi|||[ll rules -noti t]x\ .follow-. ing chaiiiH' iS|'ipoM'd by • XV^alter". Canip. 
uliicla appeari!-receiitl-vv.^in an eastern daily :' ~ I If ' riic (]fl( .be snft. 

EVANS PRIZE CONTEST. 

I.ast night the Lvans Oratory I'rize A tire •built mi 1.1-yard line
Contest, took, place in tl,(e .\\iditorium. fuie.tI *i|i n'rder that all fro>t. 
-As 	The Texan: had goiic to pi'C-ss, it. was 
iiiayrliC-ll

too late to get" a line on the tiiial result. Ovej'K) I1 lield t here nrp>t' iTe a
The subject was;' "The- :(iuvcrnment of layer o| i-s patting two inclirs thick.
exas' Citie-s.". llnWcverj it. Is safe to 
< >n 	this i placed a i-arjiet .'5-4 .of

say 	tliat the contest was ,interesting, for 
an 	inch t tL'he carjiet may be any

there were a number of -"nod sneakers
•v 
color so. 1 it. is red.• 

. en tele Spectat||]rs |alj pay Aviiaitutyr '"they. choose t(I"iii H;'|for . high school Mini's.
"X-" 
The charm1 pjutiniissioii: must not be 

. 	No 'definite pla.ns ha\'-ti been made so 
|e-ss 	than|" ci| 
T"or College -games the

far 	as to the track hieets <if 1 lis seiispn. 
tickets ,njSist: 
!'t 	be less than 4 cents 

Manager Terrell, learning of; a dual 
and 	not^ilort 
jan 	$].12. (>n occasions

nieet' T)et'\\'e('ii« A'andei hHf—anil Tula He. 
the 	highelt::li 
nx .1.KV to give

tried to get-the participants ti(> make i.t 
the .s])ectSor 
S chance. • All spectator^

triangular; \vith Texas in itj-but was 
m,ust rem; 
rtectjy ijuiet during the
unsuccessful. , . |i " 
gamec, '1 
N-. 	three rahs. siiall be 
giveii at 

|d of each lialf by one SIDNEY LANIER SOCIETY. student. ­
It 
decidt'd. upon by the 
faculty; 

/• I-ast Weduesdav at Via If pa-st foifr 
.-o'clock the •Sidne-v . J.anii'r Sioeietv held liaskf't 

•the 	(Mils' Ovpi. is. at a

— 	" '.. -a.' 
an open meeting in the tlirls' Study hall. standstill, fv'eral members of tlie arranged for the,occasion, at E'li.iclr the team are liville Qt the Y. Af. 0 A. -r-Kffi Reagan and Ashbel.-so'cie.ties >l-ere both eonveiitioi invited to be^present. The purpose of |4l> this meeting uas 'that the societies, by INOTIGE. 
iii. 
—coming into .closer contact witii one;an, othei. -hould come to know oive another A called jmej Rug is hereby ordered for , • beitei. as soi-ieties-. The following jiro-tlu> RusV ptjifc Society, to be held in grain was rendered^ . 
the Rusk |R°Jm| on Friday evening-, at Reading: "Marshes of Glen" ' ' 
;30 p. in poKfie purpose of arranging .-...v„.-CJx» mlia • Brahm for the fii|t pifliminary for the AVilmot Review of Silas Marner : il.l.....:...; jirize in declaniation. All first year men, 
— 	' --/Nancv Lee Swann members of the society, are eligible, to ^ . Appreciation of Silas Marner...^ enter this contest,, and those contemplat­
-.....Annie .Riirtipel ing entering same* are' , urged to be After the program an"inforinal, recep-present,. .. ' ^011 as held and refi'eshinerits served. T. J> H0LBR00K, Pres ~ t • It was felt by al? thii-t the' nieetiiig 
was a .success. ' ; ' • 
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rD. A.

NOTICE. 
Office ~ 

Special services fm-yovihg men wiW be' 
914J/2 Congress

held at 7:150 p. m.. Tuesdays and Thtirs-Avenue: 
days, at. All Saints" Chapel from Feb-s ruary 28th to Easter. Special address . i. -' i: Office . Ho*>rs: • ' for young men ^at the Thursday nigfit 8:30, to 12:30. .1:30 tb, 6:00.. 
1 	. Seiyice. Everyone is. welcome. Com^t •/ -I''' .. 
OLD PHONE 1581. r. 

TEXAN 


FOR SPRING 1906 
As 	the initiative of Spring 
Fashions, we are introduc­
ing the styles authorized by 
K N OX 

The foremost fashion authorities of the world and the leadihg designers lend their approval to the universally favored "and now faftious^ R N O X H A T S 
We are showing this season's new 
-	spring shapes for the first time; establishing with this presentation another era in the world of fashion 
mm 

Are different from the kind you see Jn pther stores; the^v have style, finish and quality. 
COLONISTS RATES VIA 
M., K.. 6 T, Railway 

.On .Sale pebruaryv 15th..to April 7th 
thfe Best 

.1 W. G. CRUSH, G. P. A:, 
-Dallas, Texas. ­
»H. L. HAYNE.S.Jr., A. S. WAGNER, 
.: Aisistant. Ticket Agent. 

Austin, T'exas. 
-	j.--* 
We are-Agents for DR.._ Wj—Rij-WEBER v AUegretti's Famous ^ DENTIST . 5 ­
.' v.-'.:'-.-'it.'.'.'Candies 506 Cpngress ,Avenu$. Over Snaman!s.. Phone 824^

Schutze -Bros. 
Austin, texas. * : ^ 
t* -* , 

liThtturi 

'/ 
SUMMER LAW SCHOOL. 
THE DEBATING SITUATION. 

^L-'" ;*>»$
TtXAN 


New Stock of. 
ill 
Regular Session of Law SchooJ Froth --June 16th to August 3rd. 

\-' 

The long-desired Summer Law School is. now an assured thing, -The session will be paralied to the regular Summer 

~i$c 
-!-)«» I.a\v. Nclioo1?_thi^_sum'juer^ivill be conducted^by; Colonel Simkins,• Judge Townes and .Iudge Tarlton. The school 
will open 011 dime IGth.and close 011. August 3rd. . 1 ;; 7 The following topics .will be"oilered: 

••Elementary Law, Contracts, Evidence Middle Year Equity, Texas Pleading, Criminal Procedure, and Ileal Estate. To students taking these courses-tinder ^restriction, credits for a, few lectures on Toi;ts rind t\Hl(M,ai";.''-Tra<;tiwiI:.;-:-.will be v)iiven'.-No credits, \ however, will be ^iy(MV AvitlmutExamination in' that par 
ticillar subject: . 
• I hen1 will .be no entrance examination to the .Suutuier La\v School, but the .in-. 
W'Hst JiiuetieiK years 

'-•'Of. .The' woik will larg:(dy*rt<!Onsist. «(t lw-1; 
^tures by t lie-abo\e-nained professors! l)ut nUinerous quizzes will be given. An '.average of Sr> per, cent will constitute 
the passing inark on these <(1tiz7.es,. The charge tin-inatriculation will be 
" •• 1 . . ' «-'j­

and twentv dollars" to students of the Academic Sunvnier "School. . Access to the -law. iind academic libraries and to the 
/ 
gymnasium will be given. ­
rl lie lectures will be delivered from 8. tq'12 a. 111.. and .from 4 to (5 jr. nr. -There' wiil. be six lectures on five days of tlie week. The quizzes will b(". "held at hours 
A'<iuivalent to tho^e of-the regular ses-
Sioti. , — 

v;-»-•••--•=—— t-This Summer Law School Is" a loi)«>­-----felt want in the Cniversity'. It will give, students an excell'ent opportunity to , "make up" subjects. If-will also enable ~ jiersoiis desirous of having a few months of collegiate lawWoi'k to <ToTs().'wiXli()ut sacrificing a > whole year. . By-taking t liese summer courses it will be much easier to pass the StateTFTar exhinina-" 
Iti<tl).'J ' '?•' ' ; :: 

-+ --The cstablisliinent-fit' the school is a' step in the; riu'lit direction, it' is coin­patible with the progress'in all-fhe-otlier ilepartnieiils of • the ,l"ni\er-it-y."­'* •>» ' " ' • ' 
LOST. ' * •*­
Lost, between ; the • 11 ighland Prcsby­terian church and the Uniy.ersity Drug Store, a gold ovahsliaped piii. engraved "M." The iinder will please leave at the I'niversitv l)in<i Store, -"• ^ 
Does TMs Apply to You? v Song -of the business manager: . ; "Jl'ow' dear to mv liea'rt •*. 
Is the t'ash of subscription.
1 
* ^ ' 
a.-" When the-generous siiliscriber 
,'Presents, it-to -vie.w: 
• But the oiie who won't i)av 
1 i refrain, from description'-^— 
'i. .For p'erhaps, <>eiitle reader, 

--That one -may be vou," -Ex. 
Sweet little Emily ]{o>e ­
Was tired and about to repose", 
---But her -brother .na'rned Clair<v v 
-Put a"tack on the chair—and 

Sweet little Emi1v Rose.. 
-Ex:­
Members of the debating squad under the direction of'-Professor Reed have now arrived at the^poijit wjiere-th^y^dui begin actual debating on the. questions for consideration. .The lirst of the de­bate^ will be held in the auditorium 011 
»-rdti^~~aft-ei'*i001r;-;.nThe 'upoaliera' w»­
the iiili.rnia.tive for this debaf.' im> :i 
Suininers,Henry Elliott and J. (i. ( lift: 
the negative speakers are Floyd .Tacobs, 
d. A. Kurt:/, and !M. C. Hurk. 
\n excellent list of books and maga­zine articles 011 the subject of railroad rates has been procured by* the .Debating Board and placed on 4the book shelves 'of the debating room. The members of 

-tlre^s^iad are very diligent in tTieir re­search, anil have even now gathered a vast amount-of. . valuable information. There-is not a.member of.the squad but feels eputident. that Missouri will win tliis year-over both Kansas and vTexa^v .Every member of the squad . is deter­mined that^f^liaH be .so; and .they are liackt'ilr l>y an <'iilliiisias111 thatiwill dd 
niucli towards carrying iliem to-victory. 
-MisTTuuri Independent. .. ~ ^ • 
A fair eo-ed., onNv -pure' \v1iite stone, was ' sitt ing near the hall. A11 Engineer was also theije in this mid­... night of the fall. j ' |lt^-.lik(Jii<u4--lii.iius(ilf. J.u t-li(i; ina.ii in t he 1110011. for all alone was he. 
Xaiil she: "That man has forever been 
the only man for me.'' ,;i:;-J . 
Hut. behind t hem "the voice of did "Heck" 
was heard tliroughqut; tlie gloom. Thundering" like the terrible • oncoming crack of doo i). -• . Criefl she: "Oh. lly! let us lly! for we niust-. for we 111list!" Then they llewninrd they Hew. leaving nlriight ,but a clouil--of dust. • . • -' 
Years ago there, lived a fellow named 
'Mac, \ 
Who was a decidedly niusica^l quack. 
From •liiidhiii'ht until lnorn, ^ 

• •:.;;v..v; ' ' ' ' -• ' "r -'O'.'-/;. • 
lh would blow 011 a horn. 
•lust to pulr po<)plt^'"ner\^:s''on:"th(> rae'k. 
t )wing\ t <) such a l-'ush for #1# '(''act-us, j tlie Elliot ts have decided .to1 ex (end 1 he • fates <in. ])|iotograjih:s ...for "two weeks, longer to gi\ e everybody a; .chance. • 
=^-U—ir: 
"blisses'-' Susie Sheltou and -.laicile' .Vlarch, are sjiciriTing,lodav in San A11­toiiio as the g.iiests nf .Miss Nora Hum-
HUM. 

• -• V ,, V. 
.\ letter from the (lele»atfs ;it Xash­ville states/.that two of their luiuiber "got left"' at Granger. At the tiirie of . the letter they, had not miide-their ap­pearance at the convention. 

-Judge Clarence Miller has. returned to the Law Department, afterseveral days' absence from the eitvr" , 
'BOARD. 

' Good boarding place near University Campus, for students. Call at 400 East 23d street. , _ . 
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T'he-^then'a'Guni . iiolds 'its prelimina? I'iifit •.^linot Declahiation Cortte'st Aattii'day evening, Hareh 3. 10QC>. \ 
Base Ball, Tennis and 
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Goods 

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EE^PAkPJNQ^JNEW-iaGLB.METAL BASE_ 
BALL BATS. When'^Hneed of 'embossed or plain stationery, try our kind— 
the best. 1 . ^ 

THE FONTAINE^ BICKLER BOOK CO. 

Phone 1158.-i•' . 908 Congress Avenue. 

In your life may be the purchase of 
a Piano. Then don't fail to con­
sider the Reliable'• 

Formejty on Lavaca St. 
A stan;dard.ano sold-'-by the. tnaTiu­faeturers-fro^n theii> o\vn stores. Ar­ranRenfents made to jneet the 

.convenience of the. buyer. Price FiveFirst-Class Barbers in 
consistent with quality. Come ini 

aliendance. ~ —~ New Phone 425 
•r, J. R. RE.KD, MANAGER " Kli'ctrtnil SiiiH'sufttnn 11 Specialty
' 816 Congress Ave., Aust n. Texas. 

S. A. GLASER, Prop. 
Capital Bank & SOL DAVIS, 

Dealer in a full line of'imported and" diimestic cigars and tobaccos, station-" AUSTIN, TEXAS cry, per'odicals, books* and .ri&Ws, Wl­ley'!? candies. Milliards and pool. t
W. II. Richardson, Prt-sidejit. 

70f> Congress avenue.
M. A. Taylor, Vic c-1' idLiit. j~~~ 
J. C; Kerbey, Vit'e-Pre'siileivC" 
'Jeo. Li. H'Unie, Cashier. ^ ;v 

H. Pfaefflin; Assistant Cashier. 

I M. D.
f At G14 Congress Avnnue, 5;vj-:,; Physician and Surgeon. 

DO A GENERAL BANKING AND 

Office Hours:;'10 to 12; 3 to 6. Office
TRUST COMPANY -BUSINESS. 

over Chile's Drug Store. Phones: 471;Students^ Accounts Solicited^-Residence, 2007 Nueces street. ; Phone 
1110. / . 
S. E. 
FIne Qrocerie UNDERTAKER AND= EMBALMERr 
Special attention to student and club 
patronage. ' 

zr: Fine Carriages to Hire. ^~r-Phones 247. 1010 Congress avenue. 
413 CONG AVE.— Both Phones 461. 
Dr. G. M. DECHERD 
W. A. BURKE, 
"PHVSICIAN AND SURGEON. 7 

Practical "Plumbing-" and • Electrical
; Office 3rd Floor Yates Drugstore. 

Woik. Electrical Fixtures, Globes and
. Old. Phone 261; New Phone~67. FfesTdence 2200 „Gauaaiupe St. Shades.. ' • . „ ' Old Phone 1057. Phone 235. . 814 ;COngress Ave. >' 
HOTEL SUTOR.
Alfred H. Robinson, 
European Style.
Dealer . in Groceries,: Wood. Feed and 
Coal. Both phones 1S2 Cisars and BEST CAFE IN THE CITY. 
loda water. ,250.1 Camialupe street. W. J. SUTOR, 

Proprietor and Manager. 
: GET HER AN 

JOE KOE.N
"EASTMAN 

Jeweler and Money Broker 
101 East Sixth st., Austin, Tex.
9 9 
Money loaned on diamonds, watches, or any good collateral. 
H. & T. Ci;'R;y'i watch inspector. All work^vvarranted. •' .
i ^ AT 

DI^, HOMER HILL
TOBIN'S 

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. 
Office over Chile's Drug Store, Resi­'The Elliotts have given up-their en­
dence, 2007 Whltls Ave. Both phones:
tiw tiirie now' to tushj etc.; photographs 
for the Cactus.; ; " ' ' Residence; 224; offlcfe. .65. 


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