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[EXAS DEBATERS 
SPLIT EVEN IN 
DOUBLE CONTEST

' A im in Team Vanquishes Louisiana B y 

Phone .Hoi j

■ Two to One X ote W hile Arkan- 

gas

Beafs Other Texas Team

By Sim ilar Decision.

H Texas debating team represented by 

a w. Wood and C. B . C allaw a y de­

n t e d ti. T Hawkins and J . B. Johns- 

K of Louisiana, in a .spirited debate 

K i(| last ' a ht in the U n iv e rsity audi-

jwium.

I The Minimum W age question was 

file subject for debate, 

and both

toms sh*ca- m eat and 
[eparation <• 

intelligent 
the subject. The Tex 
Bp debaters, vho had the affirma- 
K e of the question, went into the 
Lge of 
stressing 
the question 
\e fact that we have a low wa pre evil 
United States. The Texas men by 
(aiful arg . tent showed that soei 
in genera' pays the cost of main 
killed laborers who arr 
pining the 
that it is a more 
I 
Jder-paiil, 
Hie long: run more eco 
peal. and 
fcnical, to i iv these 
laborers di- 
Irtiy by a scale of minimum wagt 
an perm!* thorn to fall back on soci- 

for maintenance.

[.After poi ny into the cause of th< 
rf of un. doyment, Mr. Wood pro
hsed a iv! 

iiv; the minimum wage 

I M \ K R S I T Y 

Ii Et K\\ Ks

V A I U T.

" i l l Be Used in

R»‘M*arch Work

on

Texas <

oast,

'■ ('• W . l.rackonri,! 

is without

- - 

,loubt am°n e the best friend, the I , 
v e rs ify has. 
’ m
Ile is th, 
man who gav*
to tho Un i vend t\
the 
- 
vicinity of the dam, wl
Brackenridge Hall.
“ B .” Hall, to the I

the
(> donate*] the 

b etter known a> 

lands 

in

„ 

been a member of 

niversit.y, and has
i

th., 

R- d " f ***** f , , , ;....
><*ars. U h 

j,,,-t t0 )h|. r i i .

I" 

whT-hy f'.S 

S'a\ idad
ho desires tile Cniversitv to
><*<* as a floating laboratory of th,.
departments of biology. for the ,v
search along I he lines of flora and I
fauna of the (lu lf of Mexico and pa, 
!
tubularly alo u t the Texas coast. This
■'arht is I I I feet long and cost $:,o

0 all<1 is P'luipped with all rom e ai 

? rices.

I A party consisting of Hrs. Battle. 
Benedict, Patterson, ( lark, and Holli 
day of the U niversity, Dr. 
Huxley of 
‘net Brackenridge, are on their 
the Gulf at present to 
to 
gate the project.

an
i»! -
trip
invest i

Rice Institute, and (

J u|j; 

TALK TO BE GIVEN 

ON POTASH SALTS

I run.

Dr. F. XV. Zerhan of New Orleans to 

Hive Illustrated f u t u r e Monday 

N ig h t— Heads Rig Syndicate.

! 

Next Monday night at 8 o’clock,

great potash syndicate of New Or

Dr. F. W. Zerhan, manager of the

in his firs t speech 
|Mr. Callaway 
had two separate and 
li.i that 
stint evil.' 
low wages and unem 
loyment. The remedy for these two 
dis won Iii necessarily be separate 
lid task 
f‘ the a ffirm a tive was t< 
fove that a minimum wage was ar 
bitable
I most 
lo.,
w wage evil. He suggested that 
lee-
e remedy proposed by the Louisiana I GS piven at tJie U niversity this 
im—rest ( ivt ion of 
im m igration— I year. Dr. Zerhan comes here in re­
mould probably he a remedy for un- I sponse to the request of Dr. E. P 
nploymeat, hut it was not a remedy I Schoch, who visited the syndicate dur- 
mg the time of meeting of the Am en
• the Lov, Wage Problem. 

’cans, the German K a li W orks, will

teliver what w ill undoubtedly be the 

md logical remedy for th* L , 

illust r-itn.t 
illustrated 

interesting of 

. • ,
. 

‘ 

i 

b 

tin* 

The 

I nborn 

interest,, 

inasmuch as 

in the Chemi -al 

,, another, and in their 

The Loin iana men made forceful can Chemical Society, where he read 
leeches and their argum ent a g a in s t !1 Pa Per based on 
the experiments 
ie remedy proposed by the Texas I ‘onducted 
rn, showed keen logic and skillful I t0»\v here. 

hack strong in refuting
arguta* nts of the Texas men. The 
luRiana men showed a keen sense of 
nin! a! ’ had the audience laugh- 
intern neatly throughout the eve- 

lecture will be of 
■asoning. The Louisiana men had p roa* 
it will 
■tendency to walk from one end of I *M* illustrated with lantern slides and
B e platffii us 
sveral reels of motion picture films, 
which were taken at 
famous 
The G er­
Stassfu rt potash mines. 
man K ali W orks of Stassfurt Ger­
many mine the crude potash .-.lifts 
and supply them to various refining 
establishments from which Anmriea 
gets its supply of the pure potash 
salts for use 
labora­
tories, and in 
the manufacture of 
numerous valuable compounds, such 
as fertilizers, etc. The chief salts 
are 
which 
handles 
potassium chloride, potassium 
sul­
phate, double manure salt, kainit. and 
manure salt, and it is of importance 
in that the United States are com 
pelled 
to get these from Germany 
exclusively.

IThe other Texas team composed of 
•yniond M. Myers, and E . C. Nelson 
" * ’ 
‘ted the negative side of
ti
' a Aion with the Univer- 
F ayetteville 
? by a decision of 2 to I

OFFICIAL NOTICES

ie sa,n' 
' 
r^an :i'> 

this company 

W Kansas, 

chemical 

a t 

in 

g.

WINSTON ALLOWS

BAYLOR BUT TWO 
HITS AND WINS

lo n g h o rn s W in

., 
1 "•»• H a,,lls,, in |'ir.|

N tar No-Hit Harm

of

Season- Roll, in Njn|h N<|

In n Runs | „ r |(a\lnr.

In what 

j hit game th. 

| tin I contest i 

I vs i t h Bay lor. 
■ 

by the air

Winston, 

to reach

fame very near being a no 

Longhorns won the ini- 

"f tlu> three came series 

I he game was featured 

tight pitching of “ Doss”
xviio allowed hut two men 

,r-"f base until the ninth

i,m'ng. in which time hut twenty-six 
men laced him.

In the ninth, Mosely sent in in place 
“ lengugh as a pinch hitter reached 
Gist on Edmond’s hoot, was advance* 
to second on another pinch hitter 
-mgle to right field, and crossed th. 
(date a lle r two men were down or 
field. 
Roach’s triple to right 
Th 
game was over when 
Roach wa 
aught 

to lengthen his triple 

in a hot-box when ht 
into a 

t lied
llOHl*

in the ninth. 

Winston whiffed twelve men and 
allowed hut two hits, both of these 
coming 
Sanderford 
pitched a steady game, and was es 
penally effective in holding the run 
In**ke« 
liers close to the bases, hut 
fielding support, his teammates lnak 
ing a total of nim* errors.

Texas scored first in the second im 
mg when W illiam s put one through 
second, went to second on a sacrific* 
by Anderson, made third on an 
in 
field out, and came home on Mon 
first. Texas Sallied 
uing’s out at 
three more runs in the eighth on hits 
by Monning, Cambrel!, Cartwright, 
and Hooper. 
This marks V arsity’s 
fourth straight victory'.

Box score:

0.
I
I 

A. E 
I
I 
I

Texas— 

A B . R.
Edmond, db ........... 3 I)
. 
Moaning, 21) 
I
I 
I 
Gambrel I, ss 
. 
I
I 
1 
Cartw right, rf 
I
I 0 
. . . . 
lf 
Mays, 
I
1 0 
. . . 
Fowler, lf 
2 0 0
I 2
4 
.. 
Hooper, cf 
. 
W illiam s, lh 
I) 
I
I 
. 
Anderson, c 
2 0 0
I 0 ti
. .
VV7 ins ton, p 

I
II
I
I
ti
12

(I
(I
0
I)
()
0
I

Totals
Earned

run.1

ll 

I S

Baylo r:
Jordan, 2b . . 
. 
Stanton, ss 
Roach, cf 
. . . 
Hobby, 
lf 
( 'russian, til) 
. 
Mendenhall, c 
Olengugh, rf . 
Harwell, 
. 
Sandeford, p .

lh 

A IL It. 
. . . I 
. . . I 
I
.. 

I L Po.
I 
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0 2
0
(I

E

A 
I 
0 
0
I
0 
(
2 
I 
!
1 4 
0 0 <
2 
(I 
0 2 

I
J

0
0
0
0
0
(I

B >. P. U . Hike.

The

1 

P. U. of the U n iversity 

apti-f 

ic h and their friends wi 

1 !l * 

to Mt. Bonnell Satur- 

9.0a „
“ •*jh p. m.

u. M eet at the churr 

D A V ID M c G E E .

Rabbit Foot Club.

oot Club w ill meet with 
1 
1 Hudson tomorrow after-
l0n at : P- rn. at 19th and Rio Grande

‘ 

The lecture w ill probably he given 
in K Hall 5. It is free for all who 
coml*, and the rare opportunity 
Im lid 
be taken advantage of by tho -In­
dents. Dr. Sehoeh state , that it will
be a treat for all, whether tine has 
had chemistry or not. The exact place 
will be announced 
tomorrow’s 
Texan.

in 

Tot tis
Earned

runs 2.

29

Score by inning- 

I Texas 
Ba vlor

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

It

.010 OOO 0T 
OOO OOO 002

Sum m ary: Three base hit, Roach; 
strike outs, by Winston 12, by Sande­
I; base on halls, by Winston I, 
ford 

P I C T U R E S ON B U L L E T IN B O A R D , by Sandeford I; left on bases, Texa 

o as Bible Chair.

!’ 
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: Mem 11
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‘ n,‘ dam at 4:10 sharp.

:’!,(} Friends of the Texas
ar® reminded to gather 
the west walk a t 4
A special car for the
)eave the U n iv e rsity

^ 

C O M M IT T E E .

_ _ — 

Jo, Ray lor I.

Two pictures posted on the bulle­
tin boards of the Law Building yes­
terday morning caused much specu­
The pic­
lation as to their identity. 
tures were snapped, while 
the two
men represented were speaking, and 
in ve ry .striking positions. 
developed that the pictures were of Waxahachie, 
the Louisiana debaters who met the -pit* a w* t and 
Texas team last night.

late) Special to 

It 

 
the Texan;

—

Texa ,

T R I M T Y B L A N K S C H R IS T I\ N S .

Swimming Tests.

L O U I S I A N A A F F I R M VI D E W IN S .

I ' 
r lnR te 

tov ,.t 

its

 

„f v Af n 
at Y 

failed in both swim-
.
„
M. C. A. are Te­
at the gym on Tues- 
P* ai. Attendance w ill count
a n d absence w ill count two 

n‘

R O Y B. H E N D E R S O N .

The Louisiana team, upholding th** 
the Minimum 
affirm a tive side of 
I ni- 
the 
W age question, won ovei 
versity of Arkansan last night in th** 
debate held at Baton Rouge, La 
a 2 to I decision.

NO. I 11

VARSITY WALKS 

AWAY WITH MEET; 
RECORDS BROKEN

Littlefield, f rame and Hodges Star at 

X L*! at College S i a(ion — Team 

Royally Entertained -Stay­

ing at College.

Outgoing their opponents in most

< \* i\ 
nubvisually ii,n<. 

agt* t.i the meet, amid starring 

tjln(> 

^

Iv va* tra. k team piled up a total of 

l,:l I - points affa inst (| bv the Ai- 
R if, and It 

, j hy ijiee 

' Thp f .

W right, | day o f th , 

whi,.h js |ipjni, M ( )

1 *0. S E .V V K K 

I Kl l l K E S .

'"'■ n i.rh 

lauKhl Hr. M ather ami 

tilers New in I n ive rsiu E a ru ltr.

^ 

r- ‘L XX Seaver lectured last night 
at 
( * A. on Physical ('a l­
ture. Dr. Sh ive r was one of the pion­
eer* f.t modern physical culture and 
h«l much to advance this art.

He wa.' professor at Yale Gruver 
for a number of years, and is 
now connected with the Chatauqun 
>i bool of Physical Training. 

1>r* 

‘St‘aver and his wife are on
their way to California, and many 
courtesies have been extended them 
while in Austin. Miss Aden entertain 
‘‘d them with a boat trip up the lake 
Friday^ morning. A number of Dr.; 
beaver’s former pupils are now in the! 
faculty of the University of 
including Miss Aden, Miss 
Miss Fonda, and Dr. Mather.

«\a

GIRLS FRIGHTENED 

BY BOLD BURGLAR

Intruder Makes Early Moraine ( ’all 

\t G irD ' Hoarding House and 

Scares Boarders.

Xesterday morning at J o’clock the 

U niversity girls who board at Miss 

ooks hoarding house, 200 E. 21th 

street, suffered a severe scare at the 

hand of a hold burglar, who made an 

•ttempt to enter through one of the 

windows. The growler first woke Miss 

Mel arty, who promptly called some 

of the other girls to phone for the 

I he policeman was prompt 

allice. One of them went 
to the 
abune, supposing that some one had 
ung her. Another then rushed fran- 
nlly in from the hall and told her 
to phone for a policeman, which she 
lid. 
in 
his response, and the whole place was 
horoughly searched, but naturally, no 
had 
nough time to get away before th. 
op arrived. The only clue obtained 
was a stick with which the prowler 
ried to pry the window open. Th* 
same man seems to have attempted 
to enter tin* adjoining residence, for 
they report a sim ilar experience,

burglar was found. He had 

trying 

J his is the third time burglars hav< 
been 
to burglarize Miss 
Gook’? residence. The first time he 
came he came near getting a valuabh 
diamond. The second time he failed 
to accomplish anything hut wake th.
nils, though at Hi** next hon 
h<
made away with a sack of flour.

T E X A S M IX E S WITH 

DAYLOR TODAY IN 

A DOI REK H EA D E R

First Bargain Day Hill of I hi* Se a­

son is Set for This \fternoon at 

Today is bargain day for the Uni 
versity fan . All lovers of baseball 
will have the opportunity of witness 
ing 11n* fi i' t double header of 
lh* 
season this afternoon when Varsity 
will face Baylo r again in the double 
hill.

The game starts af T o’clock sharp 
The band will he on hand with som. 
good music to cheer on the team ane 
delight the ear of th** listening spec­
tator.

■ it ( oil.',;,, 'lo tio n , was a irreal sue 

ami th.' Texan team, under Cap 
'ain Mathis, .overed themselves aith 
Littlefield was the individual
 nts in hi*h and
.

"tar, snort,,,, ll 1-2 
l,r,">il hurdles. Fram e did son. 
running, 
salmnal 
winning 
•'prints. 
Hodge established a 
tat** recon! in the half-mile.

both
new

the meet 

I he night before 

the
cadets held a rally, and the 
ex a s
learn proclaim it a regular love feast.
lh** A. Al- M. contingent are unani­
mous in saying that either Teas or 
the Aggies must win the meet, and 
at the reception which was tendered 
the visiting teams, the cadets were 
mal 
in professing their esteem o f 
Xarsity. The Texas team are stay 
mg at the C ollege, and say they a re 
having the time of their life.

The weather was ideal, and pros­

pects are bright for a great meet 

follow inc 

is an account of 

the 

meet:

High Hurdles Littlefield, Everett, 

Buchanan, 15 4-5.
Buchanan. Time 15 I 5.

Mile Mathis, W allis, Carr. Time 

L l i 1-5. State record.

Quat fer mile T urner, 

ScuHock,

Blucher. Time 52

Half-mile Hodg. 
ine. Time 2:03 3-f 
O rd.

• ». State record. 

Morris, 

Ersk 
•New state rcc-

220-Va rd —Frame 

Brown, MRebel.

Time 22 1 5.

Low Hurdles Littlefield,

Spiller,

Tin ker. Time 20 1-5.

IOO Yard 
Tim** IO 1-5.

f rame, Mitchell,

W illis .

Shot Put Haines, Berry, Braumil 
inches. 

feet 8 I 2 

ler. Distance, ll 
Stat** record broken.

Broad Ju m p Bother, Turner, L it ­
tlefield. Distance, 21 feet Ii 1-2 inch 
es.

High Jum p Andrew Simmons, Wa 
fern, Littlefield an*! Buchanan ti** for 

(third. Heighth, 5 fee! 5 I 2 iriding. 

Discuss 

Distance, 111 feet 

Role Vault 

Jordan, Haines, 
ll inches.
Bother, 11 a 11 u k, 

Berry. 

Fin 

Icy. 

IO feet 3 inches.

Hammer Throw 

Berry,
( oui on. Distance, JJT feet, lr niche 

Jordan, 

Relay Race T< -a , fir t; Aggies, 

Rice 14 12.

■A » « » j •I* 

\

*

*

C H A P E L N O T H ’EH.

and 

Mr. St lie k **r t. led 

the de­
at Chapel 
votional exercise 
yesterday. HR. selections in­
cluded portion* of the magni­
ficat 
the benedictus. 
Both are beautiful passages, 
among the most pow* rful in 
all .scripture. The p la yer was 
direct***! to the local needs of 
’ h*- -tu*l«*nts and 
insti­
th** 
including 
in general, 
tution 
thanksgiving for the many 
show­
mercies and hi* sing 
ered on us 
new 
hymn was tried with good 
it. was a l ­
results; at first 
leader, 
most a solo by the 
hut it soon dove loped 
into 
a good ( hor* * s. T h i s wa,* fol­
lowed by on** of the old fam i­
liar songs 
in which eve ry­
body 

rlaily. A 

joined.

Mr. LL W. Mc la u re l! will 

h ad this morning.

af*

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I-

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Sensational Fielding bv 

Itoth Sides 

Feature of th.* Game,

O IL T E S T S A R K M A D E .

The Bureau of Economic Geology 
has Ik *en conducting gometests of oil 

V \ !* 

‘ which wa 

recently struck at Riling
heavy fl 1 T rm it>' ton, near Coleman, Texas. The oil i
a ^ D score j wonderfully pure to la* taken 
from
fasted payer ors ^ naturaj supply, and the oil mer

won over T. < .
T h e game wa - 
the 
the local field this
national playing figured on both sides. has been ma<j(, |)y tfM, U nivenjity au
T rinity secured four hits, and T. C. thorities.
LL -ccared four. T. C. U. got to sec- 
ond only once. Batterie* for T r in ity ;! Migs I)elwrah l,igKes> a student in
VVatsoi and Johnson; T C. I!., Grot - the Afadcm i, Department, is in fie

’ 1 d 1,1 I are greatly pleased at th.* test which 

are greatly pleased at the test

______________

a ' 

by ty and Christenberry. St.uckout by U)n | nfim ary M i.s fjiW s ha* been

; Watson, ii, by ( rotty 9. 

iii for several days

Three— Band lo lh* on 

<*cond. Time 3:30 3 5.

Hand \\ itll MuMc.

rota I, Texas 09 I 2; Aggies, 

J I ; 

 TH E DAILY TEXAN

T h e S t u d e n t Da il y P u b l i c a t i o n o f t he 

U Di ver sit y o f T e x a s ,

railroad*. 
n y t h i n k h e k n e w 

Ile made the oompah 

m u c h t h a t 

t h o r s o o n p u t h i m 

i n c h a r g e o f 

a b i g b r i d g e c o n s t r u c t i o n 

f o b 

w a v o u t W e s t , W h e n h e g o t 

o u t 

t h e n 1, h e w a s a 

l o n g w a y 

P u b l i s h e d e v e r y morning- e x c e p t M o n ­

d a y duri ng: t h e c ol l e ge y e a r .

E n t e r e d a s second-cl a. -s m a t t e r a t t h e 
P o s t o f f i c e a t A u s t i n , T e x a s , u n d e r
t h e A c t o f C o n g r e s s , M a r c h 3, 1* 7 9 . 
S u b s c r i p t i o n p r i o r *2.50 i f p a i d b e f o r e and 
h ,n v 

I, o t h e r w i s e *.1.00. 

I r« i n J 
the* g< ui 11 e a t r n o s p h e r e s o 
conducive* to successful b l u f f i n g .
(I on one side of the river
- 
l h ' • ' b i o d
( l i d t h , . „ nlv th in g he knew
, ) luf -(V|)

D e c e m b e r 

d „ r | > ) | t . 

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S t u a r t M c G r e g o r 
D an W i l l i a m s 
T o m P o p p l e w e l l ____ B i in< ^ M 
J. H. G o o d m a n . . . . Assi st a nt Ma nag e r 
Robert I,. Skiles. .Circulation Ma nage r

F d i t o r - i n - r h i e f 
M a n a g i n g E d i t o r 

Ile wa- fired.

**\f 

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a 
‘.I— A 

loan must have
n,nn‘ f hnn a line To catel] big
fish .”

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COLLEGE NOTES.

Mi- Miuri
to si rig 
la.

is 
A p r i l 

Mine. 
■r 

S. h u n i a n n - H e i n k 
s t u d e n t s

u n i v e r s i t y 

K a n s a s . T h e S t u d e n t s ’ A s s e m b l y 
f o r

t h e h o n o r 

s y s t e m 

h a s a d o p t e d 
MI* II.

O f f i c e s : 

t ’n i v e r s i t y , R oo m 120 M a i n 
B u i l d i n g ; u p - t o w n , 206 W. S i x t h S t 
T e l e p h o n e s : U n i v e r s i t y o f f i c e 3149;

tip t o w n of fic e, 489.

I s s u e I v d o r T o d a y 

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h a s b e e n o r g a n i z e d a n d 
is g e t t i n g 
m r e a d i n e s s f o r t h e c o m i n g b a s e b a l l 
e a s on .

WHERE QUAL ITV COUNTS 

Over Half Million Prescriptions Filled.

A gents 

tor: N orris Candies and Conklin F oun tain P e n s .

o . M. DA VIS

T H O S E 

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t h e r u n n i n g h ig h

j u m p w h i c h w a s 

I f e et , 2 i n c he s.

MODEL STEAM LAUNDRY

Phone 685 

SA Y ES l o t ’ MONE Y ANH IS THE HEST 
SAXES YOU MONEY AND IS THE RF8T
™ E ST U D E N T S FRIEND

T°M D. SMITH

F A N C Y

g r o c e r i e s

1504 Lavaca Street

Phones 862

11,11 Conffresg J

T H E S E T O N 

I N F I R M A R Y

< (inducted by the Sisters of Charity of St. Vincent de Paul.

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P h o n e s 216.

A p a g e a n t 

is c o m p o s e d l a r g e ­
its -rn - 

ly Of c o lo r a n d a c t i o n - 
v c s s d e p e n d s orion 
:it. T r> " 

2 y 
■lid ll,ll m o n y of a c t i o n . 
K on,N b r o u g h h a r m o n y t h a t it , 

*2 

Kansa"* Tht? q u e s t i o n s of w h e t h e r
c 
d u r i n g
" f , 
h r i s , , 'l as b a x t e r h o l i d a y s a n d
It o t h e r ourees o f d i s p u t e b e t w e e n s t u -
a n d l a n d l a d ie s will be t a k e n up 

s h o u l d p a y 

b o a r d 

r *in a t t a i n B e a u t y , 

t h a t 

it c a n 

t>H A c u i t y c o m m i t t e e .

express the ideas intended to be 
.
v w,1! b(‘ a c o n s i d e r a b l e
e x p r e s s e d . 
. 
s . 
the* c u r r i c u l m a n d m a n - 1
M n a n - 
in 
. C t
ln 1,1(1 v u r r i c u l m a n d m a n -
o w, r n- 
'I a r f m n , I hi* d a n c e s a r e a g e m e n t o f 
t h i s
t h e s u m m e r s c ho o l 

, Y 
h a k e - u p 
UP 

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t h e r e J 

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play becona 
tinsel.

-

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t a w d r y 

s h o w 

- 
o f 

Now, 

caiinot 

harm ony 

I >< 
measured with a yard stick, ev- 
(>,*y man must decide f.»r him 
Sfdf; henco, t h e surest m easure 
is Ha* voice of th e people who 
witness it.

Last ye ar a number of people*

i

,f,)r 

t
f h ° ul 

; r h; : : 11; : M : , ” r li r
t h o 
Delver f or g e n e r a l c u l t u r e , m a n y
m e n o f n a t i o n a l n o t e b e i n g s c h e d u l e d 
!•• utivt* l e c t u r e s .

r e *?ular s t u d e n t ai

f o o t 

K hmn.i s. 

t o o r - 
P l a n s a r e on 
gan i/ . e a c o l l e g e d r a m a t i c e x c h a n g e . 
rn w h i c h d r a m a t i c c l u b s o f o n e eol- 
* c e will v is it o t h e r c ol le ge s .
New 

• r e c e n t ! y b e e n c i r c u l a t e d a m o n g 

' I c x i c o A. tk- M.— A p e t i t i o n h a s 
t h e 
com­
o f nu' r(.'ia! ' ,(,Pa i’tment o f t h a t s chool be

‘k m a n d i n g 

t h a t 

t h e 

to t h e p a g e a n t w i t h little 

w e n t 
lu,!(‘n t s 
e t h e r e n d in v i e w t h a n t h a t 
oilier end in view than that o f ! T ' r ' f , J
S C
ridiculing th e show. This year, 
there were few attem p ts at wit 
on the part of th e spectators and 
it 
these were not encouraged; 
was an assembly of people who 
to appreciate, not 
came out 
to 
In short, the pageant 
ridicule. 
is convincing the people t h a t it 
is n a ils a t h ing of art.

L r r o Fs w e r e 

p l e n t i f u l 

y e s t e r d a y , 

B a y l o r m a k i n g !>, a n d V a r s i t y 2.

FAUT OR FAHLE.

I 

“ H o s s W i n s t o n w h i f f e d 12 m e n . 

S a n de f or d , B a y l o r ’s p i t c h e r , 
o u t 

I.

s t r u c k

T h e 

f o l l o w i n g 

is 

taken from

led 

Dick H o o p e r 

t h e b a t t e r s y e s -
times 
It w.as p r in t e d u n d e r . 'I'- Mays got a hit for the o n e time

t h e D ail y K a n s a s U n i v e r s i t y o f < ''day with 2 hits out of 4 
K a n s a s . 
t h e c a p t i o n . “ F a b l e o f S t i n k w h o ^ h e u a s a t hat 
h a d a ( i o o d b i n o . a T a b * w i t h a 
M o r a l . ”
\ I n / ,i. 
Mull C a n lie a d u p , , , , it lMlth h a d h. e n p l a y i n g 
I \ ! I ll i I / * * * IT • I ♦ 4 ... I 

h e . 
' P e a c e d a d r i v e w i t h o n e h a n d . H e I
■ ‘ 

r(l a Mnve w i t h o n e h a n d . He
in for a bu nt a n d

P e t e g o t a g o o d 

o n e w h e n 

p r o a n d e o n ; it l o u c h e ^ u p o n on< 

. . 

i 

i i 

I 
I A I.. 
Hie h a t t e r 
a u g h t 

it on 

.
t r i e d 

t o hit 
t h e d e a d r u n.

it o ut . 

He

‘ d H i e b i g g e d p r o b l e m s o f 

t h r - 

m o d e r n collt*gc* s t u d < n t . R e a d i t . ! 

t h i n k 

it o v e r , a n d 

d c c i d t 

< 
'i t 
'Mound 

arui B a i l e y will he on 
in 
f or V a r s i t y 

t h e 
t o d a y ’s g a m e . 

, nr 

> o u r s e l f h o w m u c h o f it 
. 

, 

is p u n

, 7 ' , ; ’ ' . <v ” o o r c H e n r y will p r o b a b l y s t a r t ' t h e 

f i r s t

i,l> s * •' * 

1 h o l e w i t h n o t h i n g 

-r«ime f o r I i a y l o r .

b u t s e n t i m e n t a n d s a y s o t o b a c k 

i t . a n d h o w m u c h o f it w i l l a e t

B a l l y 111, Id g n u , I w h e n 

t r i e d o u t 

l* \ a 

s c o r ed t h e i r f i r s t r u n o n e r ­
r o r s , t h e r u n n e r g e t t i n g t o f i r s t on a n 
t o s e c o n d a n d 
t h e n

»■<»»• a n d a d v a n c e d 
" ‘I by 

r o u t e a n d 

a g a i n s t 

t h e p r o b l e m s o f l i f e *

t h e s a m e 
“ O n c e u p o n a tim e th ere w a s j h o m e on a hit hall 

a s t u d e n t who could s t r o l l into 
a n A n a l y t c l a s s w itho ut having 
c r a c k e d a R o o k and m a k e fie 
t h i n k h e k n e w mort* about 
P r o f 
M athem atics th a n IL G . H i t c h 
e l l . 
S c i e n c e 
n 
when he was a freshman, pre­
a 
severed in it while lit was 
sophomore, and, by the time lie I L ' i L L f i L " L L 
was a junior, he was right. 

l u r i n g 
t h e g a m e a n d 
he n i n t h . R o a c h , t h e 
u t 
-va. c a u g h t 
’ 1 -' 1 h 

—
h i t
I h e r e w a s j u s t o n e e x t r a b a s e 
t h a t c a m e 
in
l a s t m a n u p ,
to c e n t e r f o r a p r e t t y t r i p l e b u t
in a h o t - b o x 
t o
i nt o a h o m e r un.

Savior hi tle ss until t h e
in “

„ L U H 
"
H e 
n o 

Z^ZTt, “and

tv,, Haylor 

........... v . w . 

t o o k U p 

-_____

t r y i n g 

t h e 

. • 

He Happened to be an E n gin. me ° } these was a walk.

in 

eel, which 
itself is nothing 
a g ain st the man. A f t e r he had 
.. 
bluffed the U n iv e rs ity out of a a Strike" 
degree, he got a jo b w ith a big. o u t . 
’ 

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r,,uM,a11 ^as all i t took to r e t i r e 
The f i r s t wa -
The firs* was
liled

t a y l o r in th** f o u r t h . 

’* m x t 

t h r e e 

it...- 

4.u„ 

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ifS K L ^ S T A RIu¥ laundry 

... Corner IHh and Avenue. 
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F h n n o tnQ£ 

Stacy -RobbinlT

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6 ^ c e n S . ' « foi'-'r,’'.^ n l ^ '" ,''ln t s ’ ,aunilr.v a spechdty. S h irts Sui',1 i / u , " " , ' 
All work s tric tly guaranteed! ' rVVear’ , 2 '/s cents p e r suit. 

Rent in ?l(| 

J 

," ' ur',nf<'' •'«"» >J 

**'

G. W. V ARDEN, Proprietor.

Dfficea: .714 C o „,n

i o u INDIVIDUALITY IN HAND TAILORED CLOTHES S E E

TOM

a r m s t r o n g

and RALPH

b u d i n g t o n .

Down Town.

, 

' N l) ' 

" 11 L ,{K S W ELL DRESSED.

/- 0 Congress Ave

F o rm e rly W ith D e e r Robinson. 

° M ' ' ,l" e 1269

SPRING ( ALLS FOR RASEBALL

Baseball calls for supplies. 

Get th em a t

U N I V E R S I T Y DR U G S T O R E

 

 

 

Always Up and Doing.”

KODAK1F"Ms

I FINISHING

Best Work in Shortest Time.

EASTMAN I ™ s
congress aw

THE JORDAN CO. 

B i a n c h O f f i c e a t V a n S m i t h D r u g C o m p a n y .

The Austin National Bank
Of Austin, T exas

■ » . . 

S i r

STU D EN TS’ BU SIN ESS W ANTS THE

E P . WILMOT. President. 
P resident.
m w 

L L L ® ;

M - H ' F 0 L T S , V i c e - P r e s i d e n t .

C X L f HIRSHFELD, Cashier

ETHOLOMEW, Asst. Cashier

TEXAN WANT ADS FOR resu lts

JOE GILBERT, M.D
O ffice : 3 , 9. 32„, 
’ °,d lm' "« 4

997*0 J 
W 7 0 4 SSS N e w . U n i v ^ J 
1
l l t o I . 

, , ,

JN0. L. MARTIN

fo r s tu d e n t lam ps and supplies. Every-j 

t h in g e le c tr ic a l. Phone 320. 408 Co* 
? r e s s.

B. H. SMITH

U niversity T.iilor Shop. 

j eaning, Pressing and Repairiiij

Old Phone 825.
2214 Guadalupe St. 

W ork and P r i c e s Both Right

D R . F . VY. SMITH

dentist
- ( ongress Ave. Austin.Tex.j
Opp. Avenue Hotel. 

l h one 10.11.

3T*__

a u s t i n pr esby teria n

SANIIORIUM 

Lith and Congress Ave.
S tu d e n ts cared for throng 

U niversity Hospital Fund.

DR. W. R. WEBER

DENTIST 

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

Swann Furniture 
and Carpet Co*

THE BIG STORE.

WE FURNISH FRATER!®1 
HOUSES ON CREDIT.

 las beej

: ! " aiU'S UTI 
up!
vol unti| h

‘alf
Mack of

° f r>alla„ ,
)U se.

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rUsl>iM%
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hut N
the Elliot

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•i c e

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SF E( IA L A X \ O L N C E M E \ f

r i! ^ J L i l H j r a x A w .

WOMEN’S BATHING SUIT

W E E K A PR IE 12 pg j -
W E E K A Pl? 11 io * n

Introducing the season's newest models h 
sllS^. hnhairs, woolen and cotton fabrics 
mo i fat*mating styles, trimmed in c o n t r ib '! ' 

i 

Prices Range $1.75, $1.98, s i w 

—

< aps ( „ Match From in,,- 

‘bs,

See Window Display

E. M. Scarbrough & Sons

1 ;r;;in f ',,h u "' 

1Iarmonv ln 

« hi‘ " " i l l 
n< km s-ii,. 

...............
,caribe.

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' ' ■ -<* of co lo r as an

' 

in te rp re ta tio n
n n d ito riu m next 
C u rta in 
h e s s ia n com edy 

tiu‘ 

" 

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* '* 

,,, ;d 

File prob- 
m atch in g o f color- 

fo vluh other, a ch a n g 
In P n s m a tic s that w ill
11 'y to the d ram atic of-

act 1 f e-.

e re Making a Hit 
With Our Hats

Come in today anc. let us show you the new spring sh„ |B,

Straw Hats $1.50 to $4.00 

Panama Hats $5 to $10.00 

Leghorn Hats $:* to $ 5.00 

F 

,-m 

Bankak H a t s 

^ 5.00

A git a. vat iety to choose1 

from.

Make it a point to look at 

our batts Street Shirts,

Neck we; r and Hosiery,

Vt 

f

Stebbins & James

The Home of H a rt S e f f n e r & Marx ,

personals

Department a t Sam Houston No. 
mal at Huntsville.

rn* present at the we
1 t a iy is in C a lve rt for a of her uncle. Mr. Bavliss E arle

to 
Miss M ary Farrell has gone 
Waco to he present at the wedding

Will

™ days.

p lla r d Pinwiddie left yesterday to
In- mother as fa r as Dal-

nn her i * ! urn home.

Charles Truehart of San Antonio, a 
former student ot the l.’niversitv, is 
in Austin on business.

jfVrcsl u ,.iK |„. a form er 3tudent 

' " ' 
,

I.' \ 

'.V was on the ram-

Miss 

Jeanette Hagelstein will be 
Miss Lau ra Jo h n s’ maid at th e Hattie 
of Flowers.

f , , " 
 
L. i I1','1' 
J 

11 • K-. ’M. was on
"''"'day. Mr. Johns is
-“ V • m i. norms is 
chefs T rain ing 
fi,e 

Mrs. Townsend of C m icana is cis 

iting her daughter, Clifton.

------

Dr. Payne of the Correspondence

I H ^
r
i a blu« floor ' 

in the c m 
! wa)K are h 
implement.-" 

’in * K r l SeS ° n ‘‘I St° ne w Io r -

' “ 

.I,' ,"'!"Pl" Sr ,W S- 

I

Prediinnnates
''" ':rh,’s' and the
,I,|M la"'l>s and
th e re e n te r s

ut It 

ilrrr- 

 

.

up o n ’ nm- ! ° \ lncl,a! A i l e t t e brought 
, 

] , 

. ' 

1 '’oralities. 
ii na ut green. and 

brill ii 
bv 

-;I! ' al,'ums anti house
1 •
flossed m
‘^companied
in

Slit' U 
i 

the heroine, 

1 

h<" -laurh.er, 
 

i" " 1 f " 1-1- And sn i,

1 

 
An-,I l le r 

in t e r e s t iM(r evample 

an

‘ 1 ar 

' 

ln ft>*’ last act mu rr

«< 1. .in af f leer on-
h an announcem ent that is t,

■' C t ? ^ 0, u‘ th ° a r t i ^ « n , l s o t t x c i v
> 
To this end the
'* eo,or so s tr ik in g as to
! t I, 
im p o rtan ce, his vio- 

!, • 
‘O ' Im ia tic 

- hf. — • 

r

‘Mt efh'ct' M ore a w ord 

is 

, puk

Novelties also appear in tho other 

' Uy ,,! tho double hill. Tho state 
t,nt-r of ‘‘Rebind tho Beyond” repro 

I 

« 

° ‘V 

I '"*'V 

on a stair,, th,
,,u*at,>rs patronized by
I 
eI,t* S h o w ers of ultra model-;
: ran,;l ,n vario«* <>f our cities. Not 
u* 
of th,' amusement afforded 
y the burlesque is furnished by the 
representatives of these elite who oe- 
the toy loxes and comment on 
! 1(* action as it progresses. The first 
.scene represents a drawing room in 
and 
••right 
to 
a 
match; the second scene 
morning room in Paris in white and 
rose, with ti e heroine dying in dainty

colors, with a heroine 

in black wood 

shows 

J ‘on,Ion, done 

, ,I'H an,J »■•• 
and the final episodi 
(ta le s place in another London dravv- 
m»" ,oom> « study in brown simplicity 
and a wronged husband finding hap­
piness inside the 
Such, in 
brief, is the dramatic complexion of 
the Little Theater satire.

I beyond. 

An unusually 

large advanc, sal, 
\e.Meiday showed the general interest 
that these two widely divergent com­
edies have aroused in Austin and the 
Lniversity. 7'he sale of tickets will 
continue for a few days 
longer a1 
Van Sm ith’s Drug Store and in tin 
corridors of the Main Building. Sev­
eral theater parties have been ar- 
1 ranged for and more are being talk- 
od of for the performance on Thurs­
day, April 

loth.

leave 

today for Plain ­
j Department 
view and Odessa, where he will lecture
on Southern Literature.

rn New Suits and Dresses

Mr. Western of the University of 
Colorado is a guest at the S. A. E. 
House.

C

H

I

 K

R

Y

Made of Fine Poplins, Rich Crepes, 
Chic oBulevard 
( ’hecks, Pretty 
( iabardines, Attractive Failles. 
Never were colors more charming 
nor styles more acceptable, 
f<<r 
they offer pleasing relief from th< 
tight skirts of the past tw o or 
three years.

♦
Prices Range $15.00, $25, $29.50 
I Upward.

W A R N ER BROS. CORSETS.
(Second Floor.)

Lace front, elastic band across
back ........................ $ 1.98
Figured batiste 
front,, 
elastic band across back $3.00 
Front and lace front, Warn- 

lace 

• er’s Rust Proof Corsets 

$1.00 t o ...................... $6.00
Agents for Redfern Corsets.

■! • Ik ilo.se, all colors, 50c, 75c and

. .$1.00

'/v' L L | a m s . f i n k c o . 

5 t h & C o t ig r e s s A v e .
5 t h & C o r u j r e s s A v e .

Mr. Johnson of the Louisiana de­
bating tea rn is staying at the K. A .' 
I louse.

Miss Edith 

I ’arsons of Palestine 

has gone home for tho week-end.

A gre«V deal of bitore t prevail.1? 
among the freshmen who have been 
undergoing swimming tests at 
th, 
T. M. U. 
The tc-t was a swim of 
I fiO y feet.

J B E E V E S W IN S P E A C E C O N T E S T .

I ni v or sit y Orator Defeats Baylor 
^lan B\ i to I Derision.

hip 

Mr. J. II. Reeves won the D i s t r i c t 
Peace Contest at Waco Thursday eve­
ning, defeating Mr. II. IL W alker of 
Baylor. The subject of Mr. Reeves’ 
’ ’•ik was “ ( ivilibation*s Need of a 
Pathfinder,” and Mr. W a lk e r’s sub­
ject vvas “ Statesmanship vs. Battle- 
In the preliminaries a t B a y ­
lor Mr. W alk er’- speech was de­
clared to Ive a masterpiece. B y win­
ning this contest Mr. Reeves gains 
the honor of representing the Uni- 
ver-itv and his district in the .State 
contest to be held at Austin the lat­
ter part of this month; in this con­
test five Texas colleges wall he rep- 
resented. The decision was 4 to I 
in favor of Mr. Reeves.

R* B. Fashion Clothes 
for Young Men

i 

4 

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' 

I I M ,
' . M $
W I W is

V Li\r 

/V*.J

tailored and be,” ty Je d C |T l‘ 

Men and Men w h o te , 

differ!;,11 

z

z

Suits $20 to $1X

'.est

Y^." 
somcthing

W° ,ld ^ ^

h i 6 ( ( c v (11?/essf4 VAW/

I M V K K S H V F IC I K E S IV k o o k

D ais From Fniv.-rsity ta (,- I s,.d in 

•v Bucker Football Hook.

aik,- Davis, an old Princeton foot 
'•ill star, IS now collectinir data for a 
re ‘sc on football, which is expect,si 
O he one of the most thorough works 
" Us kind ever published. The hook 
" I 
With a resume of Am erica’s creates,' 
earns, stars, coaches, their records 
' 

a '" " F with much other interest,ne 
‘‘bination about football.

contain a history of the 

At his request. 

.Mr. Bellmont has 
been ,-oiler,inc considerable data on 
football m Texas. j„ whi(.h

had the assistance of •everal I’m mer 
Jam es
Varsity S ta r s , amonp 

them, 

Hart, star fullback of *97, ’SIS, 'T I Mn(l
in Austin, 
■I"", now an attorney 

; laictan I arrish , UT. DB, ’OI!, of Ilenri 
I,.xas, and Ben Dyer, ’(Iii, ’117.
ctta. 
I ti*, of Dallas. Mr. Bellmont himself 
has contributed a collection of the 
complete records „ f all of V a rs ity ’s 
le a rn s , alone with a number of photo- 
graphs.

Mr. Bellmont has just received a 
" " “ r from Mr. Davis expressing his 
thanks for the data, in which he re 
marks that the information from h e re 

th<‘ moat complete and
Wa; 
\aluahU* of a || ho received. 
Ile also 
•' •‘’•‘lied Mr. Bellmont 
that Texas 
would receive conspicuous mention in 
the coming treatise.

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Ada for 

ll,.suits.

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FO I HE O FFIC E ANY MORNING 

THIS W EEK .

 Program Today: 

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

“IN THE SWITCH TOWER’

In two parts

KEYSTONE COMEDY
“ l o v e i n u n i o n . * ’

KNOX M M S

H E ID ( VPS

N e w e s t 

in

N e c k w t a r

Newest

in

Silk S h irts

« s

Business Suits

tailoring.

wi t h Dress Suit 
I‘art icular young men p refe r our Soci­
al > 
their 
I.rand Clothes because of 
sm a rtn e ss and t h e i r e x q u i s i t e finish. 
Every suit is designed and hand tail- 
orc*«I with scrupulous care t h a t is usual­
ly reserved for evening clothes.

$20.00 TO S.T ,.0 0

Harrells 

s “ * , j Harrells

Meeting Today to Kl..,, 

| ' r, . „ | . . „ , o f

I ext I ear v R eception.

p o l i t i c s have been in ra th e r s p i r i v d 

few da y s, the occa< 7 7 ! 

pitch in th e E n g in e e r in g Dona 
! h,‘ Past 
'a g the annual election o f the 
d en t o f the E n g i n e e r s ’ R e c e p t * ft L 
ma 
n e x t year. A m a s s m e e t in g 
th e stu d e n ts o f th e d e p a r tm e n t ** 
been called fo r today a t 2 p. rn. and 
the president o f the reception wiH h* 
elected at 

this m e e tin g

, 

in the 

a re n a : Ed a ■.? 

tw o ca n d id a te s have 

- \ r
Only 
appeared 
p 
Leis o f San A ntonio, and P w v V 
Pennyhaeker o f A u stin . B *h 
men have a la r g e number of 7 : > r . 7 7 
ers. ami both cam ps arc J, , J •** 
predictions of .success -Mr* th . 7 : 7 
er.

f 

- 

I be president o f 

the 

F- Mre-er 

R e c e p tio n 
is a lw a y s a ppointed "from 
the J u n ior (J a s s.a n d rnu>r hr 
:l >en. 
ior the y e a r in which he - e n , . . J, , 
election each y e a r is th e occasion o f I 

the 
no 
little am ou n t o f 
E n g in e e r in g D e p a r tm en t, 
the 
m e e t in g to m o r r o w is e x p e c te d to be a1 
liv e one.

• 
and 

inter, 

in 

I be E n g in e e r s B anquet will also be' 

d is c u s s e d at the m e e t in g , and all the 
d e t a ils o f th e a f f a i r p er fec ted .

M A M L E ACHE RS RE GI ST E RE D.

T exa s is not g o i n g t o s u f f e r from a 

•shortage o f c a p a b le 

t e a c h e r s n e x t 

y e a r a c c o r d in g to th e re p o r t o f Dr, 

I 

ch a ir m a n of 

the c o m m it t e e on 

H o w e v e r , 

the c o m m it t e e 

that p r a c tic a lly all 

tea c h e r s. 
I he o f f i c e re p o r ts t h a t up 
to the p r e se n t tim e o v e r t h r e e h u n ­
dred 
I D iversity s t u d e n t s h a v e been 
r e g iste r e d ! and m a n y m ore a r e e x ­
pected to r e g is t e r for p o sitio n s soon.
is c o n f i­
dent 
t h e a p p li­
c a n ts can be lo cated , a s a s h a r p 
i n ­
c r e a s e in th e d em a n d fo r te a c h e r s is 
the r e c e n tly e n ­
e x p e c t e d 
acted 
e d u c a tio n * bill. 
T hough th is law is not e f f e c t i v e un ­
that 
is e s t im a t e d 
til 1916 
from 
a d d ition a l
th o u s a n d 
to 
t h r e e 
In* needed next
t e a c h e r s w i l l 

fo llo w 
c o m p u ls o r y 

it, 
f iv e 

to 

p r e p a r atio n 

for t h e n e w s y s t e m .

f e w or no e le c t io n s a r e b e in g m a d e 
a> yet and M ay an d J u n e are e x p e c t e d
in be the bu.sy se a s o n fo r th is work. 
is m a k - 
A c c o r d in g ly 
g th o r o u g h p r e p a r a t io n s fo r hand- 
t ir g th e work and e x p e c t to fill th e 
I r a . . s rapidly w h en t h e y do com e

the c o m m it t e e 

st rd will be e rected on 
- y a r e r c l ip p in g s ai d o t h e r 
-* r rn a ti on w ill be p osted 

e r - r . t o f th e c a n d id a te s.

I V>T DANT E O F T H I S TERM.

” 

M 
1 

d a n c in g 

S a le will g i v e c u t r a t e s in th is 
le s s o n s , b e g i n n i n g
T h u r s d a y n ig h t. All th e m o d e r n danc- 
( la s s e s e v e r y M o n d a y and 
r h u r s d a y n ig h ts , a n d W e d n e s d a y a f ­
a t P r o t e c t io n H all. T e r m 
te rn o o n 
c lo s e s M ay I. P h o n e 2 5 9 0 for ra te s.

- t a u g h t , 

S< HOL V RSH I PS A R E AW A RD E D.

C a r r y T w o H undred and F i f t y D o lla r s 
W ith no F in a n c ia l O b lig a tio n .

Tw o 

im p ortan t 

s c h o la r s h ip s 

for 
T e x a s g ir ls c a r r y in g $ 2 5 0 p e r y e a r to 
d e fra y e x p e n s e s at t h e U n iv e r s it y o f 
I exa> will he a w a r d e d M a y I. One 
i* 
'a ile d the .Shirley G r e e n , a n d one 
the W i l l i a m L. P r a t h e r s c h o la r s h ip 
and n e it h e r in v o lv e a n y f in a n c ia l o b ­
l i g a t i o n on t h e p a r t o f th e holder. Th< 
t r u s t e e s 
in c h a r g e o f t h e s e s c h o l a r ­
s h ip s d e s ir e t o s e l e c t g i r l s o f high 
c h a r a c t e r and b r ig h t m in d s , a s sh o w n 
by a b ili t y to do m e n t a l w o r k . A n a p ­
p lican t t o ho c o n s id e r e d , m u s t be able 
to s a t i s f y the e n t r a n c e r e q u ir e m e n ts 
of tile U n i v e r s i t y o f T e x a s .

I he t r u s t e e s a ls o e n d e a v o r to secure 
g ir l s w h o , w it h o u t su c h fin a n c ia l aid, 
w ould be u n a b le to a t t e n d th e U n i ­
v e r s ity .

They h a v e b e e n f o r t u n a t e , 

in past 
y e a r s , in s e c u r i n g g i r l s w h o h a v e re­
fle c te d h o n o r up on t h e U n i v e r s i t y and 
j u s t if ie d t h e g e n e r o s i t y o f th e fo u n d ­
ers o f th e s c h o la r s h ip s .

The B e a u ty P a g e 

is S c h e d u le d for 

y e a r 

in

th is m o n th . W h y ? W h a t ?

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

RAMS HORN PROGRAM.

The fo llo w i n g p r o g r a m will be r e n ­

dered at the Rar.s Horn m e e t i n g n ex t

T u esd ay n ig h t: “ R esolved , T h a t capi-
! tai p u n ish m e n t should be a b o lish e d in

A ffirm ative: A. S. M a r tin , O. E. 
Finlay; n e g a t iv e , O. C a tc h e d . W. P.

T e x a s .”

J Young.
\ 

f i f t e e n - m in u t e 

p a r li a m e n t a r y 

I drill will be led by E. F. P ie s.

LAIRD SCH O BER SHOES FORWoijg

D IL L IN G H A M 'S

” W h a t L o s t th e C h a m p io n s h ip 

to 

THI. c o z y 

the L a s t F o u r W o r l d ’s C h a m p i o n s ? ” 

Creasing & S h i,e Par,

DK. J O N E S TO SPE AK.

L E C T U R E S A T Y. M. C. A.

Dr. Vrthur <1. J o n e s o f S a n A n to n io 

will preach at 

th e H ig h la n d P r e sb y - 

terian Church S u n d a y m o r n in g a t l l 

a. rn. and S u n d a y e v e n in g at 8 p. rn. 
The address o f Dr. J o n e s wall be pri- 
rnanily for the s t u d e n t s , and a 
la r g e 
number are e x p e c t e d to ta k e a d v a n t ­
a g e o f this o p p o r t u n it y to hear th is 
e x c e lle n t sp e a k e r .

E N G I N E E R S II V\ E BOILER T E S T S

will be th e s u b j e c t o f th e a d d r e s s b e ­

fo r e th e B a r a ca c l a s s o f th e U n i v e r ­

s it y 

.Methodist ch u rch S u n d a y m o r n ­

in g at th e Y. M. C. A.

A t th e e v e n i n g hou r a t th e church. 
.special 
to s t u d e n t s , h is s u b j e c t b e ­

Rev. S h u le r will p r e a ch 
s e r m o n 
ing, “ P i t c h i n g in a P in c h .”

a 

The sen ior E n g in e e r s co n d u cte d the 

a n n u a l 

ivoiler t e s t s 

la s t T h u r s d a y . 

N in e hours w e r e required to m a k e th e 

test. 

T h e s e t e s t s a r e a p art o f th e 

(.year 

in s te a m . 

la b o r a to r y c o u r se 

E v e r y 
f r e s h m e n a r e g iv e n an oppor- 
so m e 
boiler t e s t i n g b e sid e s m a k in g 
1 sn a r e snetidiner mnnoi- I,,. n^Dtofln,.
sp a r e s p e n d in g m o n e y by a s s i s t i n g in 
t h e t e s t s .

TEXAN WANT ADS

T e x a n wTa n t s a d s w ill b rin g r e s u lt s . 
The price is Ic per w ord fo r th e f i r s t 
in s e r tio n , th r e e in s e r t io n s fo r 2c. N o 
N o ad 
ad 
t a k e n fo r le s s th a n 25c. Call a t room 
I JO M ain B ldg. P a y in a d v a n c e .

ta k e n o v e r 

th e p h o n e . 

CO -O PE RAT ION.

LODGE NOTICE.

B e fo r e a S T R E E T C A R 

is placed 

in tho h an d s o f co n d u cto r or m o t o r ­

m a n th e y a r e t a u g h t th a t th e s a f e t y 

o f th e p a s s e n g e r s is a l w a y s to be a 

f ir s t c o n s id e r a tio n . E v e r y m e a n s 

is

used to d e c r e a s e th e d a n g e r o f a c c i­
d en ts.

J he p a t r o n s o f 

th e c o m p a n y can 
g iv e t h e s e men e f f e c t i v e c o -o p e r a tio n 
in e n t e r i n g 
by a v o id in g c a r e l e s s n e s s 
or le a v in g c a r s o r in c r o s s in g tra c k s. 
S u ch c o -o p e r a tio n will g r e a t l y reduce 
th e fa c t o r o f risk in S T R E E T R A I L ­
W A Y t r a n s p o r t a tio n .

A U S T I N S T R E E T R A I L W A Y CO.

A. F. & A. M. 
N o . 
(‘all 
12 
m e e t i n g 7:20 p 
rn f o r w ork in 
E a s t e r a p p r e n ­
t ic e and d e g r e e .
and
V is it o r s 
in ­

\ 

. f 

• NJ

y// 

m e m b e r s o f Hill C ity c o r d ia lly 
vited to a tte n d .

He B. B A R N H A R D T ,

J. M CK EON ,

W. M.

S e c r e t a r y .

S a t u r d a y , A pril IO, 1915.

MONEY TO LOAN.

DENTISTS.

™ » S w . IIE.UiD. Z

2402 Gam], s* 

n , ,

Phone UA.

- ~ - ,:a r ''ro"; 

• w i *

L O S T a x I ) 7

F O U N T - s n 
c a s e ; E lg in w .

, ~

F ie ld last night n , ^ < 7 on %
Practice f j
p a g e a n t . Ow.
recover
s a m e by desci ihmg 
t h is adverti>em. 
C ircu latio n Ah

Texan Off#

it and 

may 

F O S T - A 

i n i t i a l s 
• ’le a s e return to

ll. N 

fou tai
. 

,!<'n wit^>

r .O S T - Phi Mu frat. pin p, 

t u r n to T e x a n 

ll, 

*'

r o o m a n d b o a r d .

N IC K S o I ;T | |

" ' t h or w ith ou t I ,ard; one 
n„
c a m p u s . 241(1 H i. i e, 
,a ’ 0ld A
2 470 . 

block i

f o r R E N T T ao s|)ace, ■
, , ngl, J C / 

- " t h r o o m ; 
Speedway.

F O R 

r e n t A desirable 
room a t 2.11,5 Wichita 

e a s t 
Terms reasonable. Mrs. W it J 
so n . 

'

Money to 

loan on watches, 
diamonds, 
jew elry, guns and 
curios. M. Gordon,'411 E. 6th St.

DR. H. E. B A X T E R , d e n t i s t , 512 

Scarbrough B ld g . Old p h o n e 1316.

B A R B E R S.

Hr. E. C. B e r w ic k , d e n t is t , s u ite

THE ER LE ((FAUSTIN

CAPACITY 75 PASSENG ERS.

Special Rates to Moonlight Boat Parties.

Phone 1250 

m p h
ll. B. Peggi, Owner.

B O \ S Get w h o an(j

t h o s e w h o advert i ... Texas id
S h o p 1008, C o n g ii s Avenue, ti. 
ten,, Prop.

Students who want the bestar 

J LTO to Reno’s bai ber shop, new.
: Hi Gy, and up to date. 104 we*

I tvvo d o ors w e s t o f Van Smith’s.

, S t u d e n t s , go to the Palace M 
S h o p , B o sch e Bldg., for ftrst-u

w ork. T he only Turkish Baths im 
c ity . W m . F. Wolf, Prop.

S I L V E R , the Driikill barber. 
ad d ed one o f the latest electric ., 
s a g e m a ch in e s. Lady manicurist

Wukasch Cafe and Grocery

M E E T M E at the University 

her S h o p , 2216 Guadalupe.

Clubhouse, Chicken and other 
Sandwiches.
O yster Loaves.
Dinner and Suppers to Order.

hancy Groceries and Fruits. 
Picnic Lunches, 
k ree Delivery.
JOE WUKASCH, Prop.

Phone 1007. 

Corner 23d and Guadalupe.

The American National Bank
Austin, Texas.

U. S. GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY.

Capital 
Surplus 
Deposits 
Resources 

..................
......... ... .....................................................................$ 300,000.00
600,000.00
..............7 7 
3,000,000.00
.......................................................... 5,000,000.00

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

 

 

 

SOLICITS YOUR ACCOUNT.

«L A. VVroe, V ic T u -re sid o n t‘ ^
R. ( . Roberdeau, Vice-President- i t ' p> £i?. 
L H- Davis, Vice-President 

 JV L si(lent'

er» Cashier 

Carl T ^ w ' i ' As.sistant Cashier
L W (den, A ssistan t Casha

m i s c e l l a n e o u s .

W A N T E D The Texan managa 
folio* 

d e s ir e s Cactu.se.- of 
d a t e s : 1910, Dins, 1905, 1902,

the 

11900, 1899, I sn ;, 
is 96 and 1894. 
y o u h a v e a n y o f these, let us la 
w h a t y o u will ta k e for them.

W A N T E D — Bound volume, or. 
p le t e f i l e , o f Marion Levy’s Tex 
N o t i f y Dan Williams.

B A R G A I N FOR SALE-1 lot
ISO f e e t deep, fronting on NuecttH 
S an A n t o n io streets, 3 blocks fn
U n i v e r s i t y campus, address 
•—j 
W u p p e r m a n , room 114K, State Uj 
v e r s it y , A u stin , Texas.

Y o u r P a lm Beach suit to on 

$7.50, A . G. G el.ics, 1610 Lavaca.

D R . S. N. K E Y , eye, ear, nose! 

t h r o a t. # 421 Scarbrough Bids-

M ’C A S K IL L— SIGN S.
Telephone Connection.

THE CURTAIN CLUB

,N ITS s e v e n t h s u c c e s s f u l s e a s o n

BEHIND THE BEYOND and THE INSPECT0R-GENERA1

SEATS ON SALE IN UNIVERSITY CORRIDOR A N D AT THE JO R D A N

“ D1T0“

' emm, mm. rn is

(O . at Van S m ith s Drug Store.

MAKE RESERVATIONS NO*

In a v

Reid ye
[ing of t 
Percy V. 
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