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Al SHN. TEXAS. WEDNESDAY. APRIL 27. PX 4.

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W E L C O M E DO CT ORS

TilLANE WINS

Met*

- a tendency vletrim et ta i to J red u cd in hours ai I that
i on had resulted on

I v * had the E 

^ 

W j . .! out. tho w o rk in g day 
m e go* st 
v*n av eon t o f

w ages had risen as a r suit of 
truck s>
'h a t 

it • 

the 

la bo: union, 
had t»e*

L u to r opened the debate w ith one |been. H e restated 

his propositions J

T E X A S L O S E S TO T L L A \ E 

IN 

S P I R T E D C O N ~ E N T H E 

A U O IT O R IC M L A S T A E O 

S E S O A V S IG H T ,

IHE DEBATE IN FULL

Th*' debate S. -' W ed ne? lay n ig h t in 

the A uditorium I* tween Tula? • 
vers tv 
I r e s u l t e d 

i s A u r . a r . i n c u s v i e . 

iu d the C ra v e -' tv of Tex* ■*

' o k 

t rd- ! t 

«« 

th

rid tost 

' side us 

t he T e x « 
th* 
*h- a adu­
lt the ve - 
ion ju st 

T u la re . T h e deh.it* w.-.n sp irited from 
wit
st sri to flinch. vv :th the I iv .tilt 
der? w het 
T* v 
I to borrow A ba^ehal! ten 
| team g» t up in the a ir i 
jdebate on their own work 
jeiu e vv as w ell pleased w 
j t t t t tiui| th- •- at the dees?
I- batt I v» ?
’■ '-.wry of trad e* 
j th* U n ited S t a b st f r the j
years si 
the *te«' 
si w elfare. 
.. .... I 
• 
gtUrn n , . e side and ws.s repress**’ levi 
by 
ll.
M H liketL TU --- on the n e g a tive w a s . 
rt j reset tv I by J L. A \\ oodvlite gad I
A Clifflr 

H< -■ va d. 
* uni n* »” 
•;( tvva VS v

T he subject 
the 

P. Lu ton and T h o m a s 

J ss, 

Ie 1 vv 

MV «^k.. I *

......- 

_ .. rn. 

T I 

t 

th at w on 

the au d ito riu n 

of the strongest speeches e ve r hem d 
in 
H is position on
the floor, voice, delivery argum ent,-*" 
ail added to a m agnificent ,.j pea r a m e 
the 
made a com bination 
hearts of a ll w ho hi ird him. 
Ii- d is ­
cussed the question from the s t a n d ­
point Of the general public, sh o w in g 
I..rut* n u m ­
that w h a te v e r affects any 
ber of consum ers 
the w h o le 
iffects 
ll. pointed out the - 'i f te n ­
publh 
dencies of 
I •*'it 
tw en ty years, enforcing his s ta te m e n ts 
by arg um en ts draw n 
lead in g 
econom ists and from g o ve rn m e n t r e ­

the unions 

from 

the 

fo r 

ports.

I \\ 

i, W o o d v ille of T u b u le fo llo w ed

Wright & Robinson

616 Congress Ave.

I. G. GERJES

HEN’S OUTFITTER

ILOTHING MADE

H- w vs h a n d icap p e d 
for the negative 
by a high volet and an u n fa m ilia r ity 
w ith 
" a s 
the big auditorium , but 
fstened to w ith marked a tte n tio n . H e 
argued th t the - vils of the la b o r un io n 
werb not of perm anent d u ra tio n w h ile
n:< NN* :r n’ *hou' a ,ho
l l l L n O U n L necessity of th. union, that th e cau se
of the e x istin g evils is in th, a rro g a n c e 
ig n o ra n ce of 
of em plo yers and 
labor leaders. H e closed by a s s e rtin g 
that there w a s more good th a n e v il in

the 

T(1 M r ii CU DC 
I U 

Men’s Fine Shoes

SIO LAVACA S T R E E T

the union.

Th os G M in ik in .is second sp e a k e r 
on the a ffirm a tiv e opened b y c a llin g 
the
the n e g a tiv e side’s atte n tio n 

to 

Y o u n g M e n

H a v e y o u e v e r r e a liz e d th e r e a l 

g o o d n e s s of o u r c lo t h e s ? 

H a v e 

y o u e v e . c o u n t e d t h e go o d p o in t s 

o f o u r c lo th e s - 

Y o u m a y n e e d 

c lo t h e s 

f o r s p r in g a n d s u m m e r 

w e a r . 

l f y o u d o , w e a s k y o u to 

t a k e a p e e p a t t h e r e a l l y o r d in a r y 

c lo t h e s y o u ’ ll se e in o t h e r s t o r e s . 

T h e n come h e r e a n d look a t o u r s . 

Y o u ’ll b u y o f u s i n v a r i a b l y if y o u 

c o n s id e r 

i n d i v i d u a l i t y . 

s t y le , 

w o r k m a n s h i p , o u r h a n d s o m e m a ­

t e r i a ls a n d p a t t e r n s .

Y o u t h s ’ S u i t s 

 

$7.50 to $25,0«

M e n ’s S u i t s 

........... $ 7-M to *40.00

H A R R E L L <S K L E I N

A u s tin ’s MOS. Progressive and U p - to - n o w C lo th e . Store.

S . E . C o r. S e v e n t h a n d C o n g r e s s .

5 rad e • un '.or vs rn ut tv • fere-.- w ith 
I that 
t e n have a 
•(hi sr dividual, that « -rip 
| r uh I to em ploy whom they tv Uh .and 
. right tv' tvv»ra 
H e then aet tsp 
Ja n array of « u n *?! iv* and af t a o re- 
jg ard m g u n cr. ism fo r the past tw enty
IC- spe-e.-h 

that em ploye* h a v e 
for whom they j ion- 

ut art im * 

I ye a r? that w 

» is a n o isie r) see* o f debate.

ti rh- 

L e v y of Pula ne w a ? #er- 
\ 
d s}v» aker for th* ne .rat ive. H i ma e 
s vol* 
ivHv * a j earan. « but bk* 
earth w as h .n.th a p j e I in vow e and 
un fairtli. r r '. w ith the auditorium H * 
of 
O'I or. ?« earnestness nod the 
sowe v or went fa r tv'- 
his argum ents, 
w ard I .la n o r . av va'ur.ts 
iris tied 
it mot s for th 
the good r - Hts of th 
past tw enty ye a rs 
He eh* wed th.it 
the ors nutation of ca p ital n u d e n e v e r- 
« ■ y 

tho v't; 

ion of 

log! 

I alw

H« 

unions,

I ut on vin th e neosm Ur wa*- n ex t up. j 
is not s 

th« q u e stio n 

argu ed 

th a t 

w hat the r* ' lit n ight have been or

fought to be. but w hat the result ha

I not :

and show ext th a t the ncg a tivi h 
m s vv cm d them , H i com batted the st 
l e v ' that the question I 
gun * ut of M r 
meant a g en eral tendency, aud Held 
that if the a ffU ’o a tiv . gould slu e. on* 
tendency it w o u ld win.

la 'vy answered for ihe n e g a tive and 
effectively disposed of the arg um en t 
the 
j n ade bv 
upon 
meaning of the word. tendency, 
l i e 
explained the a ttitu d e of th..- union** 
tow ards the m ilitia and courts

th* a ffirm a tive 

M in ik in 

follow ed w ith a good 

r e ­
joinder but he. too. Joined sane on me 
meaning o f 
showed 
tendency 
how evcr, th it the gem raj t« inlet * y of 
uniot * is bad biting the cost of strikes, 
boy. oils. and lo, kouts

H e 

W o o d v ille 

closed 
w ell-worded speech, 
argum ents ad va n ced bv his sr I*

th* debut* 
re-affirm ing 

iii a 
the 

Th* 

Ir a H Khans, md 

Jutlges w ere Hon. A. 

I ’ W o o l­
in . 
dridge. M iJ. 
J . H rigg s M r W ooldridg* d* i v 
K 
in 
ened the d« * ision. H e said 
appearance before 
In 
delivery and in oratory the a ffirm a tiv e 
side h i,l w .rn. but that in arguti » nt It 
w as the u n a n im o u s opinion 
the 
Judges that 
th*- negative eld* should 
have the ,!**, ision.

th at 
the audience, 

of 

T h e band w a s present and rendered 

st \ eral selections.

M r 

J . W . T urd , Presid* ut of 

the 
O ra to rical A sso ciation, presided w ith 
dignity*.

This debate w as th* h is ! *<f a new 
In th. 
T ex a s won tw o *»ut of 

s e r i® of debates w ith Tatum* 
hist 

series 

three.

T H E B I G P I C N I C .

T he U n iv e r s ity picnic. S a n Ja c in to 
day at L a m ia s Hark, N e w B ra u n fe ls , 
v. us a g rea t success, a? a ll w ho w ent 
u nanim ously te stify, vvhiie those w ho 
foolishly re m ain ed at home are ham 
to ap p re cia te 
for th em selves unable 
what th ey m issed. 
From the m om ent 
of Startin g the v e ry a ir w as full of 
Ugli! hearted fun and good fe llo w sh ip 
that knew no break up to the u n lo a d ­
ing of the la s t coach that night 
Th** 
trip down w a s m ade short by songs, 
yells, and a ll the fun m aking of "jo lly 
students o f th e 'V a r s it y " mil fo r a d ay 
of good tim**. H avin g a rriv e d at th* 
it.s.*if, about a m ile from N ew 
park 
B rau n fels, 
jo lly students 
scattered in a ll directions on pleasure 
it w aiting, crow ned 
bent, and 
w ith beauty, at e ve ry turn. No lo v lle r 
spot for a su m m er d ay’s idling eoul I
la* found. Shaded paths 
s ir in g nooks w ith m urm uring ch a rm s 
Hoik 
of leaves a n d w ater, in v ite d 
d e lightful w an dering s. 
r iv e r
irrestlbl** in v ita tio n ; nor 
Sparkled 
it;-' 
did any in v ita tio n lin k resqgyns*!,

these sumo 

and f* reed

found 

T h e 

B o a tin g w a s m ost popular N o boat 
N e w c re w s
w as 
stepped in a s tin* nj.j stepped out. ami

idle a moment 

S T E l V t t L O C H
T h
- . S M A R T
t i u n i t s
•’ 

In
Spring
A r r a y s

Our store Is now 
tilled to its Capacity 
with a ll the n ew 
^ things l r the Spring 

and Sumnvi m u ^oh

In n 

E X K R A 

* w n * T v ..U U ' n o v e l ! \ 

f u t t i t n a t o - 
1 F.vm iftm j* up to tin S n -..th A Wihnx i t u d l K 1 ol 
exix'llotu v. Stom -H Lk h mu*) K F F -K R F f it it i Ami rtk»t» 
an*! irv'UH‘r> in t; .• swell thm^buttt ti * A n d \*y. uvy* 
tn»usct> 

lh a v s i c tit * I*

l h ' 

Mat D e p a r t m e n t

T'*:, 

j»r. at* -? a s s o rtuient of s w e ll >haj'*> a n d co lo rs 

ever shown in Ansi in. 

S«x* our 

hatg; Uwy Af® mu*!*' 

to our order bv (he houtk' t»f "Stetson 

Sole agents for 

the celebrated Dunlap h it-, the st alular* I of e l* « lltnu *'

Smith & Wilcox

inaccessible lo alef 

rowed aw ny ovet 
lovely and 

th* gree n g a rd e n s, 
th* 
v ic a r A id e r M any bob! sailo rs w e!, 
discovered a m o n g th* cre w s amt many 
an u n s u s p e c tin g o a r s m a n c a u g h t u n ­
expected c r a b s a n d received e x p e rte d 
laughter from th e cro w d s 
slim* 
ami in th* p a s s in g boats.

-*0 

an 

rn * hest ta 

Im pi ov I sod 

T he V a rs ity Hand rendered a short 
delightful concert 
in the p a vilio n at 
tw elve o'clock and then turned itse lf
• n! o 
and 
play * d for a dam < u n !ii the * ow b d l
* ailed lo dinner under the 11e* s to ti 
the big spring, and ti m e rrie r crow d 
s t ! 
never 
to a better picnic 
feast. 
It w ould be cruel to tho-e who 
w ere not there to even nam e th.- good 
things spread on the long tables.

dow n 

It H a ll's ehef had been sent through 
the coaches on the u.tv ov*-i w ith the 
th * guest* of 
In v ita tio n fo r a ll to b« 
thin {Mipulur and 
in s titu tio n at 
live 
dinner arui tin* response w as qu its 
general. Tin- dinner w as an ideal p ic ­
nic dinner and the se rvice unsurpassed. 
tra in conductor 
N o tw ith s ta n d in g the 
taken up 860 
reported 
tickets on the tra in and this num ber 
of people had been fed, the d in n e r w as 
Uke one of s c rip tu ra l r**eord of old, 
m any b a s k e t f u l h u h rem ained.
the 

In v ita tio n extend* d 
by B. H a ll’s m anagem ent mid again 
I his 
t Im- excursionists were lls guests 
time, at 
tra in as 
iii.- pa m > * et urn* *1 home

lunch served on lh* 

th a t he had 

A g ain w as 

in 
cr, 

. hu h *! 
(-ll Jo y a ! *1 * 

* em* I everybo-lv
I at rf 

In the aft err i ooh the Hand g ave a n ­
otto r i oncer I am i pl y cd for tun t in r 
dane** 
funk 
Th** B a n d 
. ontribn tcd its or u »> jiairtlotl* part t * * 
a U n iv e rs ity fun* lion, It ca me off with 
lit fa ct 
honors second only to It. H a ll, 
it v\ a « v e r y 
ll V ,iim !v 
B and picnic and lo*) m uch c re d it c a n - 
lr itiU l' UOI.v for 
not 
la- glv> t **• * I 
in Hie sue* es* uf 
th.-ir co n trib u tio n s 
I h* affair.

la * aly 

ii 

ll 

i 

N o picnic (I 

. <*l o| I. I e VV 11*.Mi! 

I I I)

n* 

oui w:*« 

.o m p i* !. 

and nu** 
the
sum Hest d e ta il; but th * b lis t tlrU s le 
Th* bb |* .vision held 
bos lied no (int 
HI <• ta ll' 
lh.- Hand drow ned he pail* i 
w nh its d e lig h tfu l m 'U h arid dont rug 
(Hissed th.* m in u te ’4 inert ll) a VV av. Mr. 
I anil * 
Ids hearty
g reeting to h i* guests, and w as most
loudly 
h o e !
that he is.

I• * * xteml 

. lie* I e«I

ti* ti* I O t i s 

cuttle 

I I l e 

a n 

* m :* 

hut 
into 

|i< i feet am i 

a l t t o o s o o n a n d

ltldtMtd who did not 

Se V i ll O'clock
ll I IM v 
I .'tut t act
the thoroughly
lh** tra in . 
crow d gath**icd i>).a,a 
T h e retu rn trip v\«s even shorter than 
the trip going. A lto g eth e r 
the d a y 
ii would to# a sot lr 
w ,* 
h e r m it 
to 
it** chn u n of fun and b e a t i' am i h a v e 
intl
a K < *o*l Him- 
groat
that 
SU*’* « > *. and th* «*v • nt 
Is lu r* to M ay. 
Col. Landis h as tendered th# use o f 
for ■ ** a
th** Hark to 
San .I a * Into 
fifty
XI 
ye a rs and th** sumo** of thin nrst one 
assures m an y o th ers to follow .

tin* U n iv e rs ity 
I'm for 

is that Hi** pl* rile was a 

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Busin os-* M a n a g e rs G. S. W rig h t 

a n d J, M. N ew som .

B E E R A N O E D U C A T I O N .

T h e wo r t h y 

S o m e big P ro f e s s o r fr o m Berlin 

ii 
ill his n a m e r ig h t now ), d e ­
d o n ’t re 
le ctu re b efo re th e s tu d e n ts 
livered a 
the o th e r d a y 
of Chicago U n iv e r s it y 
a n d said le c tu re w a s well received. T he 
su b je c t of the Lectur* w a s “B eer an d 
E d u c a tio n .” 
profe ssor 
a s s e r te d th a t the tw o go h an d in h and
t h a t (tie one is not com plete w ith o u t 
I m m e d i a t e ­
th e o th e r -and v ita versa . 
ly a howl -,v a s raise d 
by th e U nited 
T e m p e r a n c e U nions a n d O p p o sers of 
Boom* F ig h te r s all o ver 
the co u n try . 
C a r r ie N ation w as te le g ra p h e d for a n d 
im m edia te ly cam e 
to C hicago w h e re 
She is now d r a w in g $300 per week in 
a dim e m useum , 
r d course, tin* s t u ­
d e n t s have been in ti m id a te d a n d cow ed 
I nth tre m b lin g te rr o r so no evil re su lts 
will a t te n d the le cture. Well, t h a t ’s too 
bani cid Chicago o u g h t 
to w ith d ra w 
o f course, we c a n ’t co m p ete w ith old 
G e rm a n y w h ere th e y feed beer to the 
b a b ie s in spoons, b u t we c a n c o n trib u te 
• rut- p art. Lei us invite t h a t c orp ule nt 
to com e hen* m d 
P r o f 
I-••turf 
ice cold 
rec ept Ion.

lf*, will receive an 

from Merlin 

to r e p r e s e n t 

th e s e soc ieties m u s t 

in t he p a t ro n a g e of the T e x i s - T u la n e 
J - hate T w o y e a r s ago the Rusk a n d 
A th e n a e u m 
a p p r o p r ia t e d 
S o cie tie s 
$25.00 ut th e ir fu n d s to the tra c k te am . 
T h is y e a r 
levy 
a special a s s e s s m e n t of $2,50 on ea ch 
m e m b e r to p ay th e e x p e n se of these 
te a m s 
the University'. 
W ould not o u r p o p u la r college spirit 
if th e L i t e r a r y S ocieties 
feel shocked 
an a p p r o p r ia tio n fro m the 
a s k e d for 
A th le tic A sso c ia tio n ? Well 
tie 
shoc k ed : 
it needs ju s t s u c h a s h o c k ­
If so m uch o f c u r college s p .r h 
ing. 
in to A th le tic 
w ere no t w orked over 
spirit 
th e 
for 
left 
som e would be 
m u sica l 
lit e r a r y o rg a n iz a tio n s. 
A th le tic spirit, m usical spirit, a n d o r a ­
th a t 
to ric a l sp irit a r e b ut p h a s e s of 
to o u r U n iv e rsity 
c om p lex of lo y a lty 
w hich p h a s e s should he b a la n c e d 
in 
pro p o rtio n to their m erits.

an d 

let 

it 

to Ii- d o r m a n t u n til 

N ot the good s a in ts but th e co m m o n 
se n se s tu d e n ts a r e to give a h e a lth y 
college sp irit th a t is not cudgeled and 
lashed to a f r e n z y in the fall a n d a l ­
the next 
l o w e d 
football sea son. W e h a v e r e a c h e d a 
sa d c o nd ition w hen th is U n iv e r s ity is 
a college—- n e v e r h a s been a n d n ev e r 
tu r n e d Into a G y m n a s iu m o r a G r i d ­
iron. Foot ball is not th e life blood of 
th e u n a n s w e r a b le 
is. 
will he. T h e r e 
law o f t h e tr iu m p h of m in d o v er m a t ­
ter.

T H E A P R I L M A G A Z I N E .

it 

is 

o u r 

We welcom e th** April n u m b e r —the 
n u m b e r - of 
beloved
F r e s h m a n 
M a gaz ine. 
\ \ * e x te n d to th.* w o rth y 
p u b lic atio n a h e a r t y h a n d s h a k e . As .i
F r e s h m a n ed ition 
arn! w o rth y of ail s o r ts o f g o ld e n - h u t *1 
a n d ro se-co lo re d p r a is e So we l i g h t J s to r y is 
o u r pipe, sink dow n 
th.* big old 
arm c h a i r e le v a te our feet 
to a l u x ­
to a h ard, 
ur i ous angle, bid farew ell 
ma t er i a l w orld a n d p r e p a r e to enjoy 
fo r a w h ile th e b lig h t je w e ls of poesy 
a n d 
th** K o h inoor g e m s of T h o u g h t 
t h a t we feel sui.* th is issu e c o n t a in s 
For, you see, 
th e F r e s h m a n 
issue.

this 

in 

is 

L I B R A R Y L I G H T S .

A t last, th e re is a good p r o s p e c t of 
h a v in g the gen e ral lib r a ry open d u r in g 
roo not-abb* hours. T h is p ro sp ec t com es 
f r o m th e f a c t t h a t t h r o u g h th e jo in t 
1 lion <ii Ll b r a i mn W in d so r and Dr. 
Scott, 
lights h a v e been provided a n d 
pla ce d in th e lib r a ry room. T h e y w ere 
tu r n e d on la st n ig h t a t th e rec eption 
g iv e n to th»* D o cto rs a n d in- th e ir b r il­
lia n cy m ad# tin* room look so invi ti ng 
th a t o ne felt t h a t he rea lly could s tu d y 
th e r e n ot w ith s t a n d in g th e u su a l p u r ­
p o se s fo r w hich h e f r e q u e n t s th e li­
brary.

that 

also 

A T e x a n 

r e p r e s e n ta t iv e 

tin* m a t t e r o f lig h tin g 

called on 
L ib r a r ia n WI rid am and 
le arn ed fro m 
the 
him 
ro o m h a s been a g i t a t e d since th e first 
p a r t o f the year, but w ith u n c e r ta in 
su c c e s s until th e n e a r a p p r o a c h o f the 
m e e tin g of th.* S t a t e Medical A sso ria 
Hon. H e also sa id t h a t h e is a d v o c a t 
m r th e opening of th e room at night 
d u r in g som e convent, ut hours, a s 7:30 
to IO, a n d 
th e open
h o u r s o f th e d a y till s u p p e r tim e. B u t 
t h e s e ch a n g e s will not be possible un 
til th e lib ra ry fo rc e h a s b ee n in c re ase d 
anti no hopes c a n be h a d t h a t such 
t h in g will be ac c o m p lish e d before next 
the r e m a i n d e r of th is 
year. D u ring 
year, the h o u rs will h a v e to c o n tin u e 
as th e y 
c re a s e of w o rk in g fo rc e c a n be h ad 
next year, Mr W in d so r h o p es to s r 
range with his p re se n t fo rc e to e x te n d 
th** a fte rn o o n h o u r s to s u p p e r tim e.

ire now H ow ever, if no in 

ex ten d in g 

T he T e x a n m a n s a w Dr. Scoot a n d 
from h im learned th a t th e w irin g a n d 
lig h tin g is not yet c o m p le te d a s he h as 
p la n n e d it. In th e r e a d in g se ction th e re 
will be 
tw e n t y - s i x 50 c a n d le p ow er 
N et n e t lights, a n d b e t w e e n e a c h set of 
bookshelves, a six te e n c a n d le p ow er i n ­
ca n d escen t.

T h e T e x a n jo in s w ith 

the s tu d e n t 
body itl w elcom ing th is p ro sp e c t o f a 
long needed c h a n g e a n d h o p e s th a t th e 
hop es of Mr. W in d so r a n d Dr. S c o tt 
will be fully realized on by next year.

A D E M O N S T R A T I O N O F C O L L E G E 
S P I R I T (?)

T h e d e b a tin g t e a m s a n d th.* r e p r e ­
s e n t a t i v e to 
th e S o u th e r n O ra to r ic a l 
C o n te s t will cost over tw o h u n d r e d d o l­
l a r s (his year. T o m e e t thiK e x p e n se 
th e re w as a call upon th a t g r e a t old 
frie n d “college s p i r i t ” - a call n o t for 
lib r a ry deposits, or c a s h c o n trib u tio n s, 
but for th e piiifui a m o u n t of tw e n t y 
five c e n ts adm ission to th e T e x a s - T u ­
bule Debate. W h a t a resp o n se ! 
\ n 
a u d ie n c e con sistin g of u sh e rs , a d v e r ­
t is in g com m ittee, som e 
la b o r unio n 
m en, a n d a m ere h a n d f u l of s tu d e n ts. 
T w o h u n d r e d and e ig h te e n tic k e ts w ere 
t a k e n by 
th e doork eep er, seven p e r 
is 
c e n t o f 
r ea lly college sp irit a m o n g u s w h at i« 
Is it a t h in g t h a t flour­
t h e e v id en c e? 
ish e s f r o m O ctober 
to T h a n k sg iv in g , 
t h e n h y b e r n a ty s the r e m a i n d e r of th e 
th a t s u b ­
y e a r ? W h e re is the sp irit 
sc rib e d $706,00 cash, p a id Ii. R. fare 
150 m iles, a n d paid a d o lla r to see The 
football g a m e a t D a lla s? o r w as th a t 
tr u e college s p ir it? W h e r e is t h a t naif 
h e a r te d sp irit th a t gav e $100 w hen the 
very e x iste n ce of the B and d e m a nd e d 
$200? E ven su c h a s p ir it w o ul d sh in e 
w ith sple ndor c o m p a re d to thai show n

th e m “com ps.” 

th e re 

If 

think 
in 

f r o n t ispie. e 
indecency'! 

W h a t ' Y** < anis ?! ? W h a t ’s T h is! 
of 
is 
b a re 
he 
th e 
Right h ere 
such 
iv m aist of s p r in g while th e b ird s 
a r e singing, (he g r a s s is g r o w in g a n d 
lh*' 
no 
flowers 
is not 
p oetry! W h a t s 
th in g s suffl* lent 
to 
th is c o ndition of 
incite *Hii p o ets 
lure so m e m u se 
to 
Into a <1 irkened co rm r a n d t h e r e * hoke 
ii*-! until she g u rg le s f o rth som e q uiv 

bloom ing - a n d 

the m a t t e r ” 

yet 

th a t 

su b m it 

I would clim b so m e Hill, 

ring, q u a v e r in g q u a t r a i n s , **r voices 
s o m e v I * hats violent, volatile v e rs e s ? 
A,* 
s t r e n u o u s mf in s 
hould be adop ted. T h is con d itio n will 
It is a .<m, < Ma I re old girl, 
n* v * i do. 
if i w ere F r e n c h ( a lt h o u g h 
iud even 
to 
I’m Arn. l ie m ), 
ii 
t*< 
tic* W e st a n d n u ll fo r ih** G ra y E m ­
b ry o d a y s t<* com e ag a in . But enough ! 
P e r h a p s D ulcinea will not in sp ire a n d 
o w in g t<> a lack .if sufficient n o u r i s h ­
m e n t m a y b e Peg urns a n d R o s in a n te 
a r e too weak to h*- ridden. E r g o —we 
g ive 
th e 
w ord fo r all” 

I w ouldn 't s u b m it 
lunk 

a n d p a s s *m.
L a te ly we h a v e noticed s e v e r a l Girls 

ti).- c o u n te r s ig n 

P a r d o n ’s 

< in 

us next. 

p u t t i n g 

th o u g h , 

tic* ones w*> 

W ith Pi ow tis < hi T h e i r Faces, hut
until now* we iii*.,- been u n a b le to a s ­
c e r t a i n th e c a u s e We th a n k th,* F r e s h ­
m an ant h o r of tins a r ti c le v ery m u c h 
inc
for 
caw 
square 
d id n 't se e m k<> a t t r a c t i v e . T h e y looked 
Ilk,- u n a n s w e r e d p r a y e r s -a girl w ith a 
t h a t
frow n on h e r face a l w a y s looks 
way 
B u t p e r h a p s th is m u st b e p a r ­
d oned to Action a n d fo r the s a k e of 
art. At a n y rat*', this p a r t i c u l a r la d y 
w ith th e D itch b e tw e en H e r B y e s is to 
be c o m m e n d e d for th e a r t i s t i c m a n n e r 
in w h ich sin* w ou n d in t h a t little c o n ­
v e r s a tio n .ti th*- la st th u s in te n sify in g , 
vivifying, a n d d r iv in g h o m e th e m o ra l 
of th is tale,

it 

In 

be 

.ill 

not 

th is college. 

lf m o re c a r e 

I h e s a d p a r t a b o u t b eing im m o r t a l 
I*** alone-—a t 
t h a t you a r e n e v e r 
i s 
least n ot by th*' e le g a n t e s s a y w r i te r s 
i f th** I ’ of T. A e surely h a v e so m e 
is 
KT ive d ig g e rs 
t h a t old S ir W illia m shou ld be 
tim e 
let a lo n e a n d 
th e s e e s s a y s a b o u t 
h im s h o u ld b e “re le g a te d to the f o r g o t ­
te n lim bo of tilings d a m n e d a n d done 
i s not ex e rc ise d 
w ith." 
fro m now on h** Is goin g 
to a p p e a r 
in o u r m id s t so m e day a n d cry out in 
h a t Mn* b e l Il i an voice of h i s 
“H old 
' n ’ L et up 
I’m d a m n e d if I h a v e n ’t 
T h e r e is ,t lim it to h u ­
h a d e no ugh. 
m a n e n d u r a n c e even a m o n g d e a d p e o ­
ple, for th e y w a n t to sleep so m e tu n c 
a n d 
eternally- 
f o re v e r 
tro u b le d w ith n eig h in g n ig h tm a r e s . On 
th*' dead, su p p o se we let u p on Willie, 
or else let us not o b ta in sui h p a in fu lly 
pitiful re su lts. 
“Oh. R o m eo —Romeo, 
th o u a r t m in e ! " a n d J u lie t b e n d s low 
o f f tho balcony, th e o r c h e s t r a pla y s a 
ii s a tin v o ce—s o m e w h e r e in th e a u d i ­
enc e a sig h e s c a p e s — m d a n e g g u* - 
s ee a d s fro m th e b alco n y while th e old 
h en c a ck les in th** b a r n y a r d of R a m e s is 
So it is t h a t R o m eo a n d Ju lie t now 
II 
com es a m o n g u s—th o s e tw o old s p o o n - 
s t e r s w ho ^vvere p o s t m a s t e r s 
th e 
a rt o f P e r ip e t a s P acin g , C a m p u s Calls, 
and Mt. H onn etU B ic k erings. W e w o n ’t 
a t t e m p t to c h a r a c t e r i s e th e s t y l e —fo r 
ii m a y n o t be j u s t u p - t o - d a t e : w e will 
s ty le tile charact* ristic s 
.us b u m sk y . 
Let m e see eight p a g e s —neigh, neigh. 
H ousefly— not on y o u r buzz. T h is a r -

a n d 

in 

T H E T E X A N

t i d e would fu rn is h a good illu stra tiv e
f ro n tisp ie c e to a book entitled, “S p a c e 
Fi I lers.”

plainly 

en jo y in g 

I ’m s o r r y th a t Miss S u e o m m e gav e 
that "box of d a i n ty v io le ts” to Briggs. 
You see, s h e h a s deprived h im of th e 
power of e v e r 
th e 
a g a in 
b e a u ty o f a n y t h in g - lae, fo r he s a y s 
so 
t h a t n o th in g will e v e r a g a in b*- 
to him a s “ violets blue.” And 
d e a r 
h* 
t h a t “U olum bia s 
S t r a n d " a n d " f a r fam e d A lbion” a n d 
“d i s t a n t 
la n d ” 
( p lea se note the o rig in a lity a n d f r e s h ­
n e s s of th e se lines) d o n ’t a m o u n t to a 
hill of b e a n s now 
that 
“box o f d a i n t y violets.” S u ch a lack 
of p a t r i o t i s m is shocking. Uano, old 
girl, you h a d n 't o r te r don e it.

th a t he h a s 

s u n - k is s e d 

P e r s ia 's 

a d m its 

T h e p r i n t e r evid en tly m a d e a t y p o ­
g r a p h ic a l e r r o r in t h a t Voodoo Doctor. 
It s h o u ld h a v e been the H oodoo Doc 
th.* whole 
tor. A k a m a t t e r of fact, 
piece is a c o n c e n tra te d solution of the 
r a n k e s t kind of Hoodoo is m —a n d its a 
s h a m e 
th a t 
w ay. VV.* assu m e, of course, th.ii the 
the 
s m o k e from 
room i ns te ad of going up th.* chim n ey, 
for 
s to r y w ou ld n ’t 
th*' 
a m o u n t 

tin* s t u d e n t s 

to hood- o 

tire c a m e 

o th e rw is e 

to m uch.

t h a t 

into 

T h a t F r e s h m a n m u s t h a v e m i e n 
lo b s te r salad o r Welsh rabbit o r else 
Ii. H all iee c r e a m ( b e t t e r kn o w n a s I 
S c r e a m ) , to h a v e fallen v ic tim to such 
a n ig h tm a r e . T o begin w ith, he w as a 
fool for t a k i n g six co urse s, for wise 
people n e v e r g o beyond fo u r wit ii a 
fre e 
in te r s p e r s i n g (of F o re s tr y , O r n i ­
thology, etc,). H ow ever, exc ep t fo r th is
shall 
(an d o n e o th e r which 
f a u lt 
■mention p re se n tly ), this p r o d u c tio n is

I 

th e 

last. T h e very 

J th e idea original and on the w hole the
well told. N ow th e one Olin r
f a u it is th is : T h e w r ite r m a d e a bu st
idea of O r a ­
at 
to ry oil*- b u s ti n g a n y b o d y 
is so p r e ­
p o s te ro u s th a t It is la u g h a b ly r id ic u ­
lous. N ow 
p e r ­
mi t t e d O r a to r y One to p a s s th a t F r e s h ­
The 
ly .ii ail w ould h ive been well. 
st ory would h a v e been so t r u e to life. 
im p ro b a b le elem ent 
As 
is too big a dose for th e r a n k e s t sort 
of c redulity .

the a u t h o r 

is t h a t 

h ad 

lost 

if 

it 

I K ni t Hay who K. S. is a n d it wa s 

a s tr o k e of g e n iu s th a t p ro m p te d K. 
to w ith h o ld his, her, o r its nam e. T h e 
the w hole m a t t e r *> 
m y s t e r y a b o u t 
w h a t does A. S p e c tre m e a n ? 
I sj»e< t 
t e r find out soma day. b u t I’m a f r a id 
ii wili Ii*- m a n y y ea rs h en c e when t h e 
so lution is reached. W h e n I re a d the 
lines

W h it a r t t ho,i th e n ?" I * ried.
It, w nil its mot ki ng stride.

I’ui ned at d replied,"

This Ad is intended to catch 
the Eyes of the Visiting Ladies

to date 

thousand 

T h e re are a 

th in g s fo r 
s u m m e r co m fo rt fo r men, w o m en and 
childre n to be seen at o ur store. T h e y 
in 
em brace e v e r y t h in q up 
stylish w e a rin g app are l, m illin e ry and 
E sp ecially 
notions. 
is a tte n tio n d i ­
the w om en's d e p a rtm e n t, 
to 
rected 
is replete in s u m m e r w ea rab les 
w hich 
of alt kin ds at prices w h ic h can not be 
duplic ated in A u stin . D u rin g the t im e 
the visitors and t h e i r w iv es are here 
we w ill make special prices on e v e r y ­
th in g in our w om en 's d e p a rtm e n t, and 
in p a r t ic u la r on a line of new s u m m e r 
just received. These 
s k irt we have 
came in only last w ee k and every one 
are rendered so 
is a b eau ty. 
much more a t t r a c t i v e by reason of the 
price.. V is itin g ladies w il l c e rta in ly r e ­
if they f a il to 
gret a 
see these skirts.

lost o p p o rtu n ity 

T h e y 

a h a n d s o m e r sk ir t w a s nev e r shown 
fo r th e mo n e y .

$15.00.
7-go red voile, b la c k a n d blue, panel 
fro n t, silk b a n d s to form yoke ef­
trim m ed 
fect. b o tto m h a n d s o m e ly 
in p e a n de son* h a n d s , full flare 

7-gored e ta m in e , 
and 
blacks, tr i m m e d d o w n se a m s to g jVe 
and 
yok e effect, w i t h silk b r a id s 
u
b a n d s , 

in w hites 

$ 10.00.

$8.00,

9 -g o re d voile, in b la c k 
btu** 
full ti a r e . t r i m m e d in c i r c u la r flounce 
effect, w ith p e a u de sole blinds a n d 
ta bs,

a n d 

$ 10.00.
7 -g o re d voile, b la c k s a n d blues box 
ta ff e ta bands 
pleated 
an d silk a p p l iq u e

t r i m m e d In 

$14.50.
7 -gored e t a m l n e , in bl ick m d bine 
t r i m m e d w ith 15 b a n d s of tuff* t < r0' 
give yoke a n d c i r c u l a r effect 

$ 8.00.
h undreds 

of 

T h e re are 

other*
equally tasty and at p ractic ally the 
lowest ever asked 
same prices— the 
in Austin. 
f o r high g rade goods 
You should not miss th ** opportu­
n ity to pick and choose from this 
as so rtm en t of s u m m e r wearables.

M o re S k irts
a -g o rc d black S icilian, p le a te d 
f o rm 
full c i r c u l a r effect, 
w ith b u t t o n s a n d silk piping 

to 
tr im m e d 

$ 10.00 .

$ 10.00.

7 -gored bla« k voile, 
tr i m m e d w ith 
pea u dc sole b a n d s a n d ta b s. Full
Ha re,

9-g o re d voile, b la c k a n d c h a m p a g n e , 
box p le a te d a n d lin k e d : y o k e of silk 
b r a id ; silk b a n d s a n d silk r o s e tt e s !

“You ought to know u s ”

A .

New Phone i77

F . H A R D I E

S I L E N C E H A R D I E , M a n a g e r 

COR E S I XT H AND BRAZOS

Old Phone 625

The Palace Barber S h o p

Russian and Turkish Baths

BOSCHE BLDG.

o f 

the 

w ith 

little 

rh y m * 

S p arro w 
his 

long 
replied 
bow 

My m in d recalled th e jin g lin g Janglin g 
»go
n u rsery 
th a t
w hen 
he 
and
arrow h ad killed Cock R ob in ; a n d I 
w o n d ered it we a r e now in a k i n d e r ­
th** U n iv e r s it y of T e x a s so 
g a r t e n 
f a r a s w ritin g p o etry is co n c ern ed . I'm 
gla d he sighed a n d n ig h t c a m e on, fo r 
o th e rw is e he might h a v e d ra g g e d forth 
th e m u s e a n d poun ded h e r so m e more, 
a l th o u g h sh** m u s t h a v e bee n n e a r ly 
dead a f t e r th it first s t a nz a .

it 

n ot 

re s is t 

flowers 

tale s im p ly 

is a sim ple 

th a t we could 

It is difficult to e x p r e ss th e s u r p r i s e 
a n d p le a su r e th a t w e e x p e r ie n c e d 
in 
r e a d in g "R ed R oses.” W e w ere v ery 
m u c h s u rp rise d to find so good a s to r y 
in th e M agazine, a n d it w a s c e r ta in l y 
a p le a s u r e to read i t —so m u c h so, i n ­
deed. 
the 
t e m p t a t i o n o f a second re a d in g . "R ed 
R o ses" 
told 
T h e plot 
is q u a in t a n d a r t i s t i c a n d 
s e e m s r e le g a te d to t h a t bygone tim e of 
m e m o ry a n d d r e a m s , a n d abou t 
the 
w hole s t o r y th e re lingers th e f ra g ra n c e 
of 
th a t e v e r blossom s w e e t 
a n d bloom th o u g h dead. T h e r e is the 
old. old elem ent o f F a te 
lins 
c a u s e d so m u c h so r ro w an d so m a n y 
h e a r t a c h e s and a l w a y s m a k e s us won* 
ler. like the little girl, w h y su> h th in g s 
are. 
it* d R o ses" is a p a g e 
to r n fro m th e Book of L ife a n d placed 
b efo re us with a s e t t i n g Of reality, 
It is not too m u c h 
b e a u ty a n d tr u th . 
to sa y 
th** n e a t ­
is decid edly 
est, 
I lintiest, p r e t t i e s t piece of prose 
that th e M agazine has h a d t h i s y e a r 
a n d o n e of th e v ery b e s t s to r ie s ev e r 
of T e x a s 
p u b lish ed in a U n iv e r s it y 
see m ore 
p u b lic atio n . A e ho p e 
to 
sto r ie s 
“R ed 
from 
R oses,” fo r she h a s sho w n u n q u e s t i o n ­
is b e t t e r th a n 
ab le 
t h o u g h t a n d a love of T h in g s 
all else,- 
B e a u t if u l o u t of w h ic h 
d a i n ty 
little s t o r y w as b egotten.

talen t and. w h at 

In sh o rt, 

a u t h o r 

t h a t it 

th a t 

h e r 

th e 

.if 

A nd 

n ex t 

com es 

“S n o w b o u n d ,” a 
t r a n s l a t i o n from t h e G e r m a n a n d r u n ­
serial. A n d h e r e w e lay 
n in g as a 
d ow n o u r cards. We n e v e r re a d t r a n s ­
l at i ons a n d a r e u n a b le to see w h y th e y 
h a v e a place in a U n iv e r s ity M agazine. 
A e c h o o se to read th e original.

W h e n we first saw the title A M e s ­
s a g e F r o m T h e K in g ” w e th o u g h t 
it 
w a s a c a b le g ra m from E d w a r d VII to 
th** c a n d i d a t e s for the R hod es S c h o la r ­
ship. H o w ever, w e soon d isc o v ered o u r 
m is ta k e a n d w hen we finished r e a d in g 
tile m e s s a g e v a r io u s a n d s u n d r y e m o ­
tio n s c h a s e d e a ch o t h e r th r o u g h our 
b r e a s ts . W e will n o t a t t e m p t to d e ­
Suffice to s a y 
s cri be said em otions. 
t h a t a new 
a l to g e t h e r orig in a l 
th o u g h t w a s se t f o r th in th e m e s s a g e 
a s follow s:

a n d 

A

w o m a n ca n n o t b e 

young and

b u t 

t e a r i n g 

to piece s a n d g lo r y in g in 

p la in e r w o m e n will be 
p r e t t y 
t h e i r 
jealous, and will b e g in 
s is te r 
the 
finding o f e a c h d e f e c t.” H o w s tr a n g e ! 
S u re ly w o m e n a r e 
th a t. 
H e n c e h o r rib le t h o u g h t! U n re a l A p ­
p a r itio n !! I !

like 

not 

It 

is 

A tte n tio n U o-eds! 

tim e you 
w e re s i t t i n g d o w n so w e will soon 
h a v e a c o u c h fo r you. H e r e 's a b e l t e r 
s c h e m e to s e c u r e th e 
l u c r e — 
h ow eve r. 
th e c o r ­
r id o r and e x a c t a p r o m i s e f r o m e v e r y 
in fo r e v e r y 
fellow 
c u s s w ord he sa y s. T h e n m a k e h im 
read th e m a g a z in e . R e s u lt T h e r e will 
be a c o r n e r on th e box m a r k e t.

P u t a box up 

filthy 
in 

;t n ic k e l 

to d r o p 

N ex t tim e Exi b a n g e R o m e o a n d J u ­
liet a n d th e Voodoo D o c to r a n d let us 
h a v e th e E x c h a n g e D e p a r t m e n t . H o w ­
ever. we will e x p e c t a c h o ice a s s o r t ­
m ent o f s ta le j o k e s in th e n e x t Issue 
I bid you a f a ir k in d w e ll a n d r e m i n d 
is not 
y o u a g a in 
wort ti a d a r n , for it 
is only one p e r ­
s o n ’s opinion of (he M agazine. But 
g a z in g b a c k o v e r 
th e p a s t a n d c o n ­
t e m p l a t i n g th is Issu e of th e M agazine, 
w h ile i e x c e p t “ Red ib is e s.” a n d light 
m y jupe, I pick u p m y v olum e of Bret 
H a r t e an d re a d :

t h i s c r i t i c i s m 

t h a t 

'O f all sa d wo rd s of t o n g u e or pen 
T h e s a d d e s t a r e th e s e : it m ig h t h a v e 

been.*

M ore K id d e r still w e m o n th l y see 
is b ut h a d n ’t o u g h t e r he,”
It 

S E N I O R F A R C E .

T h e S e n io r A ca d e m e h a v e t a k e n the 
in p r e p a r i n g f o r c l a s s d ay 
i n i t i a t i v e 
e x e r c is e s on J u n e 
a n d h a v e v oted iii 
f a v o r of a s e n io r fa rc e am i h a v e s e ­
lected A lex W e isb e rg , M iss j\lioe H a r ­
riso n a n d A. S. B l a n k e n s h i p a s a c o m ­
m it te e to c o n s u lt w ith th** S e n io r E n ­
g in e e r s a n d S e n io r L a w s a n d to m a k e 
all a r r a n g e m e n t s to a c c o m p lis h th e d e ­
sire d c ha n g e . 
’Phis is a m o v e in the 
r ig h t d ir e c tio n a n d o u g h t to h a v e th e 
s u p p o r t of all th e se n io rs. W i th r e a ­
so n a b le e n t h u s i a s m th is o u g h t to w o r k 
s u c h ti c h a n g e t h a t no s u c h a t h in g 
will be r e p e a te d a s on la st y e a r ’s dass- 
d a y w h en a t h ir d of th** c la s s cut th e ir 
o w n ex e rc ise s a n d w e n t to H y d e P e rk 
to a danc e , 
lf t h e s e s p ir itl e s s people 
d o n ’t feel a d u t y to a t t e n d th e ir o w n 
affair, s o m e t h i n g o u g h t to be a r r a n g e d 
th a t will b r in g th e m t h r o u g h c u riosity. 
Dr. B e nedict, Mr. G r a y a n d o th e r f a c ­
ulty m e m b e r s h a v e te n d e r e d t h e i r s e r- 
v ices 
so m e th in g 
b rig h t a n d spicy ca n b e e x p e cted . L ook 
o u t for local hits, t h r u s t s a n d jibes.

a s s i s t a n c e 

a n d 

in 

FOOT B A L L N E X T FALL.

T h e prospects 

fu r a foot ball season 
w«*r«* never b r ig h te r th a n 
those of the 
season t h a t lies just, a h e a d of the Uni­
v e r s ity of 
lexas. W ith (lie b est mach 
in Hie s o u th w e st, th e p ro bability of the 
l a r g e s t n u m b e r o f ca ndida tes for (he 
te am , a n d with an ex tre m e ly satisfac­
to ry schedule a lre a d y p a r ti a lly irranged, 
it is reasonable to exjiect something to 
Im* doing in foot ball next year. The 
schedule as a rra n g e d does not compre­
hend a large n u m b e r of gam es with lit­
tle obscure colleges, but r a th e r a few 
gam es w ith the leadin g I Diversities of 
the w est a n d s o u th w e s t. The f a c t th a t 
such im p o r ta n t g a m e s are to I*-* played 
an d that 
the coach who made the vic­
to ries of '03 is to do th e coaching next 
y ea r, practically as su re s a 
large num ­
ber of e n th u s ia s tic ca nd idates for the 
te am . W i th these conditions concurring, 
prospects for a successful season of foot­
ball 
the U n iv e r s ity of Texas w ert 
in 
never brighter.

It 

te am s. 

T he schedule includes some of the best 
t e a m s of the co u n try . T he leading gams 
of tile season will Im* t h a t w ith the Uni­
versi ty of Chicago in 
t h e city of Chi­
cago on N ovember 5. T h is game will 
come between tw o of Chicago's heaviest 
the U niversity of 
g am es, she p laying 
Michigan ju s t a few d a y s after. Th* 
g am e with Chicago in i t sel f is of great 
im p o rta n c e to t he s o u t hwe s t . Hereto­
fore the heavy t e a m s of th e w est and 
n o r th w e s t have refused bo play south­
ern and s o u th w e ste rn 
i* 
th o u g h t th a t a rea so n ab ly good show­
th e U ni v e r s i t y of Texas 
ing m ade by 
will open the way 
to bigger things in 
th e future in tin* w a y of gam es between 
the colleges of the w e s t a n d southwest.
(in the way to Chicago th e te am will 
s to p a t th e S t. Louis F a ir and play 
W a s h in g t o n U n iv e rsity 
year 
W a sh in g to n w as s o m e w h a t below her 
s ta n d a r d of foot ball, hut next season, 
on account of the fair, she will have the 
t h a t section. The 
s tr o n g e s t 
g am e w ith W a sh in g to n 
is expected to 
be one o f the heaviest on the schedule.
T h e T exas team w ill he in St. Louis 
a week and will probably play some 
o th e r te a m c ith e r in St. Louis or close 
around. Team s being considered for the

team 

Last 

in 

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C l a s s Meet S a t u r d a y .

Look out for t h e C a c t u s !

W h a t's gone w ith th e fa c u lty s m o k ­

er.'- ai .i th e fac ulty a d d r e s s e s ?

H ow ard E th r e d g e w ent 

to Dallas 

S a tu r d a y n ig h t to visit hts p are n ts.

Bowen m a d e 

in 
ag a in st a hea v y wind, last week.

IOU y a r d s 

10-2 

M i s s e s Boothe w ent t<> S an A n t o n i o 
T h u rs d ay to see th e " I ' tile of Kl Av­
ers.”

P re sid e n t Pf tib e r mo e a flying tr ip 
the 

last F riday 

r e tu r n in g 

\\ neo 
to 
next day.

Miss G w y n n e J o h n s to n Is s p e n d in g a 
few days in th* city, th e guest of Mrs 
W. S. S u tto n .

2:30 P. M. S a t u r d a y . C l a s s Meet.

Misses W right. Drown. L ockett, H a rt, 
('ade, Yidol, S tanle y, Campbell, S m i t h ­
ers a n d S< bield.

“ M innow " Wofford 

v a * d ow n last 
S u n d a y on a visit to the V arsity and 
the S ig m a N u ’s,

T he follow ing y o u n g 
oned by Mrs. C a ro th e 
A ntonio I cst week

id le s , c h a p e r 
S. v i s i t e d S a n

Will P rut h e r Jr. car ie dow n 
th e Picnic a t 

I" a t te n d 

11 a rn 
N e w

W aco 
J Iraunfels.

I ir. H a r v e y C arroll. Jr., an a l u m n u s 
of th e L aw D e p a rtm e n t of the U n iv e r ­
sity, is in th e city.

A 

la rg e n u m b e r 

left 
S a t u r d a y night to a t te n d th e S a e n g e r - 
fost at Dallas.

s t u d e n t s 

o f 

Mrs. Mart of S an A ntonio silent S u n ­
d ay night w ith h er d a u g h te r s , Misses 
M ary and Mamie H art.

I s n t it a b o u t tim e w e w e r e le arn in g 
th e n a m e of th e f o r t u n a t e U n iv e r s ity 
l a d y w ho w i l l lead th e Pinal B a l l .

Mr. J a c k H u b b a rd . 

I A. ’03, p r i n ­
cipal of Belton N i g h School sp e n t the 
l a t t e r p a r t of la s t w eek in A u s t i n .

M lyor-elect J a c k s o n of H o u sto n 
i s 
one of th e m a n y I. I. B ' s of th e U n i­
versity, c o m in g to t h e fro n t 
i n T e x a s

It is p le a s a n tly notified t h a t t h e r e is 
one new b e n c h on th e C a m p u s. E v e i v - 
body 
th e re a r e m a n y 
t h a t 
m ore com ing.

is ho p in g 

_

A d rian Moore a n d Dave P r e n d e r g a s t 
th e ir 

la st S unday 
w e r e dow n 
old friend s, a n d to visit th e ir b r o th e l 
of th e S. A. K. f r a t e r n tv.

t o see 

C o m e o u t t o C l a s e Me et S a t u r d a y .

S upt. B eck h a s put iii tw o m o r e new 
g r a v e l w alks a c r o s s th e c a m p u s, m u c h 
t o th e c o m f o r t a n d con v e n ie n ce of th e 
public.

“ N a tu r a l 

I.* >f H u n t spe n t T h u r s ­
th e 
in 

day. F rid a y , a n d S a t u r d a y w ith 
D u n c a n boys o n 
B urnet C ou nty.

th e ir r a n c h o ut 

Dr. Bolt on, 

t i n H i s t o r y I I I ) : “ W h a t

w a s t h e m o s t i m p o r t a n t c l u b 
a t 
tion

t h i s p e r i od of 

in Parts 
t h e F r e n c h R e v o l u ­

F r e s h m a n : 

“ T h e J a c o b y m n ! ”

lbs', who 

Miss J a n e t t e 

is now a t ­
ten ding 
is v i s i t ­
th e I V ti ton N orm al, 
in g her sis te r , M i s s Anna D Hoe of 
the I diversity.

FOOT B A L L N E X T F A L L .
( C o n tin u e d from page 2. » 
other game are Vanderbilt, W ashburn?, 
Colorado, Drury, Missouri School of 
M im s, 
\r k a n s a s , K ansas S ta te Normal, 
and K a n s a s City Medicos. There are so 
business 
many good offers 
management hardly knows which 
to 
accept. 
It prefers, however, to get a 
rath e r light game.

th a t 

th e 

The team villi lie gone over ten days. 
The trip has already been approved by 
the faculty on account of 
its cduca 
tional value 
The team will m ake the 
trip in a special car, will get to see St 
Louis and Chicago, and will spend sev 
l air. This 
erat days ut 
to f o o t b a l l 
will h e a great 
lo Compete 
players 
the 
It has been definitely decided 
team 
bv 
the 
the am hoi it u s, on account of 
heavy gam es that are to lie played, to 
send tw o full 
insuring to 
each m an who isutijietea a double chance 
to make the trip,

th e W orld’s 
incentive 

tor places on 

teams, th u s 

The 

is not 
to be the 
trip, however, 
whole of the season. 
I he games to be 
played in th e s t a t e will be unusually 
good. The Haskell Indians will play in 
Austin October JI. m d Sewanee, N ovem­
ber 11 
to Ne­
Tin* Indians are, next 
te am in th e Missouri 
brask a , the 
been 
alw ays 
valley. 
c ount e d one of the 
in the south. 
Last. season was the first in five years 
th a t they were defeated by Vanderbilt, 
and then only by Hie narrow m argin of 
one ("'till down.

ls*st 
Sewanee 

has 
liest 

o n October 8 th e re will I" a game 
It has not been definitely 
in A ustin 
team probably 
d e c i d e d w ith what 
I niversity who beat 
Louisiana S ta te 
\n to n i o in 
th e orange an d whit** a t San 
t n*. 
*02 by a set ie of 5 to 0, or Tule rn 
versity, who w ent 
befor* the 
Longhorns th e same season bv the same 
scorn. Borne others are Ic in g eons id 
ared 
t h a t d ate, am ong which are 
some Of th e s ta b 

teams.

down 

fo r 

( letobcr 15 the Dallas F a ir game will 
lie given to “ kin 
I horn a, who has bein m aking such rapid 

he played. 

it will 

strides in athletics recently.

I 

November 1H a game w ith Baylor 
in 

I niversity will probably be played 

Miss M o o r e , a n I n s tr u c to r 

the 
is visitin g her sister, 
the W o m a n ’s 

in 

Aust in.

D enton N o rm a l 
Miss B e r t h a Moore ut 
B uilding

W h y is it t h a t tm* pow er* t h a t rrn
do n o t e x t e n d th e ir good w o rk a n d put 
- 
In e lec tric light* o n th* s t a g e of th e w ,u
A u d ito riu m a s well aa in tho balcony, j several te m p tin g offers tor t h a t date.

I 
The T h anksgiving gam** has n o t yet 
. been arranged. 
It is probable that. the 
and Mechanical College
A gricultural 
i
will Is* (riven a chance, though there are

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I 

J u d g e Y anc ey L ew is delivered an ad
d r e s s to th e c o n g r e g a tio n o f th e C e n ­
th e su b je c t 
tr a l C h r is t ia n ( 'h u t c h on 
of T h e C o n s titu ti o n 
a n d R eligious 
L iberty."

T h e 

la d ie s of 

in b e a u tif u l dec o ratio n * 

th e U n iv e r s ity C lub 
th e 
put 
A u d ito r iu m p r e p a r a t o r y 
re c e iv in g 
the v is itin g d octors. T he se n io r ( la s s 
will u tilis e th e ir work a n d r e ta in for 
c la ss d ay exert

to 

in 

M a s te r 's th e s e s a r e du** in th is week 
an d as a re s u lt you ca n h a rd ly get a 
m o r n in g 's g r e e tin g fro m th** g r a d u a te s . 
too busy c r a m m i n g or 
T h e y 'r e 
r a t h e r g r in d in g out the result* of th e ir 
c r a m m in g .

all 

B. Hall extend* thank* to the ladies 
who spread dinner with them at L a n ­
dau Park April 21st 1904, and requests 
that you spread with us again April 
21, 1905 at the same place, and so on 
for the next 49 years.

to d e b a te 

M essrs. Wain® and IJx we will leav e 
for M isso uri w h ere 
S a t u r d a y nig h t 
the U n iv e r s it y o f 
th e y go 
M issouri. T h e q u es tio n for d e b a te 
is 
th e s a m e a s the o n e d e b a te d b e tw e e n 
T u la n e a n d T e x a s la st week, a n d T e x t* 
h a s ti"- s a m e si-}*- o f th e a r g u m e n t In 
th is d e b a te a s in th e one w ith Tu lane.

the «■*>;»< h for 

T hus it will he seen from the charac*
ter of the schedule t h a t a lot of good 
men will fie needed. The system adopted 
by 
th e p a t season of 
(ruining' alinit 
t i m e or four ic.iiti* in 
stead of j u s t one makes sure that all 
Hie men next year will riot fie entirely 
green, as was the case in ’03. Mien the 
prospect 
trip ever ar 
ranger! for a T exas te am will fie an in 
freshman 
cent,ive 
art'! strong upper c l a y m a n to g e t on a 
’V arsity will 
suit W ith o u t a doubt 
have a 
the 
fam ous 1900 ‘‘Invincible*.’

team next year equal 

!>>r every 

strapping 

longest 

the 

for 

to 

the 

team 

Coach Hutchinson has been retained 
for next season a t a rat-se of salary. His 
wi.rk 
in ta k in g a bunch of raw men, 
nun*' of whom were in the heavy w eight 
sw iftes t and 
Class, and m aking 
nerviest 
t h a t ever wore th e o r ­
ange and white speaks whole volumes 
for Ids ability a** a coach. W ith tin eye
to the fu tu re , he paid as much atterr
ii* rn to the *cruhs last season as he did 
to the regulars, so that the coming y(‘ar 
will see more men with a knowledge of 
the game than nai heretofore been the 
case. Himself an old quarterback on 
tfie Princeton Tigers, he knows the 
game; with a faculty of getting out and 
k* * ping men. he knows how to teach 
(fie game; with a schedule arranged to 
pit Princeton tactics ag t inst those of 
the vest, and with brawny Texans to 
u-e. he has an opportunity that he will

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advantage still have a chance.

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t w o 

Mr . R e b Roy Se wa l l , A s s i s t a n t - R e g ­
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f o r e m o s t 
l e a d e r s , a n d m o s t e l e g a n t c u l t u r e d g e n ­
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S T U D E N T S GOI NG TO T H E U N I V E R S I T Y OR GOI N G T O 

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F u r n i s h e s t h e best s e r v i c e a n d q u i c k e s t 
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s e n g e r t r a m s dail y o ut of Au s t i n, F o r 
t i c k e t s a n d 
call a t c i t y 
i n f o r m a ti o n 
t i c k e t orfioe

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P E R C Y D U P . W H I T A K E R , S o u t h e r n M a n a g e r .

INTERNATIONAL BUREAU OF ACADEMIC COSTUMES

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