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Vol. X I V .

01 CLUB HAD 

SUCCESSFUL TOUR 
IN NORTH TEXAS

rt 

C o rs ic a n a , 

E n n is , 

a i r m a n and F o rt W o r lh V is ile d 

E n t e r t a in e d a t E v e r y 

” r « « n 

I rip a S u ccess.

Y. W. < . \. Mi U M ,.

All-- S i rat * old G ave 

I.ilk tm “ Doing 

the 

I in po--ihl. 

Mis- 

I'ow i n 

Renders Solo.

M i s M abel K S t a t ' -rd. S ta te sec 

r e t a r y of the A oung W o m e n ’.-- t li t 
tin ii A sso ciatio n , ‘gave a most > itri 
est in g ta lk to the git!- at the re rui ar 

M onday me.-tin"' ((f (| 

(? -ociatioii

S h e had a h e subject, “ Doing the Im 

po ssib le,” tak ing to • an exam ple bile 

g re a t Horny S ta n le y, w a • 

J ii my 

th in g s w h ich were 

.aid to L f Dupo 

M S T I X T E X A S . T I E S I W Y , M A R C H S I . 

IHI I

SUFFRAGETTES TO 

ANNUAL EXHIBIT 

ORGANIZE A CLUB 
HERE AT VARSITY

BY GYM TEAM TO 

BE GIVEN SOON

Mi -- EoLo tn " i l l O rg a n ize C h a p te r 

< ontr-1 M ill B e (liv e n on Second I ri 

of N atio n al Eq u a l S u ffr a g e Le a g u e 

Day in ' I a y 

“ 

to B e A w a rd e d 

\\ HI Be a So. tai t bib Men 

W ill Be Admitted.

Sweater-. W i ll B e G iv e n bs 

(G riffin 

M e n S h o w in g W e ll,

W ee * 
S« In ol
t j ! church 

N O . U S .

M I S H I O SO t I X L P R O B L E M S

X,.w Iv O r c a m zed ( I.,*'-* XVIII M eet 
t •»A el sit \ B a p tis t ( buret,

I raw irk to S p e a k ,

RELAY CARNIVAL 
IS TO BE HELD 
THIS AFTERNOON

B o th 

[ u n e r - ilv and O u ts id e h a m s 

W i l l P a r t ic ip a t e 

in S p e e d fe s t— 

B u r po' e I " to R a is e XI otto V fo r 

annex o f the U n iv e r s it y B a p 

S* Iud a-tic M eet.

\

o f stud 
madder

, 

chut eh 

or g unk cd for 

th*' pm po e . 

nu* ome et the m odern social i 

in 

th e ir 

re la tio n 

to 

th* 

w ,ll meet 

for th.* f ir s t tim .

day at * p 

rn 

in the Sunday

I he text VV ill he Dr. A. 

M T r a w ic k ’s ‘ T h e t'ity c h u r c h and 

Its S e t a l NL, s i . u i’* 

S in h topic*i a 

After the most su cce ssfu l t r ip 

in 

slide. 

So corn in, mg i M iss S ta ff* ud 

th‘ hi torc of u n iv e r s ity m u sica l or- 

in both tin 

thin; 

she say.- and le i 

ation Ult. d e e C lu b cam e back

p e rso n a lity 

thai before -Ii* had fin 

ished, her audience believed 

lathing 

tu Austin Su n d a y n ig h t. D u r in g th e 

week they base to u red N o rth T e x a s ,

im possible.

M is s U o h e ita l.avendai of tin* L a tin 

3„ i e n c l concert ; in T e m p le , W a c o ,

d ep artm en t 

led U h* devotional ser 

forsicana, E n n is. S h e r m a n am i F o rt 

v ice, u; ing for her topic the ame that 

Wurth 

In every to w n th e y m et w ith 

Mis S tu tfo id used.

pp re c int ive audiences and e n te r ta in 

Mi.; M a rg a re t Do vide gave a \ io 

bn .-ado, accom panied by M i 

A lb e ,ta 

!*.„{ after th e ir c o n certs. 

nu Munds m o rn in g . M a rc h 2b, they 
(t f[om A u stin to T e m p le , w h e re 

ID lim.

Mi.- 

E rm in a T. Folsom , o ffic ia l o r ­

ganism 

ii, 

’Lexa Du 

the N a tio n .ii 

(A l!e«ge Eq u al S u ffr a g e Le ag u e , stat *s 

I hilt a call w ill be issued \ e iy oon 

for m em bers 

in a eh a p ter of 

the 

league to be oi 

.yu/.ed in the I rtiver- 

ity. Th* N a tio n al Colh *g«* E q u a l Suf- 

frag e Leag ue i 

t**mpo -et! of college 

people only 

In 

the S ta te 

leagues 

only college g rad u ate s can become 
mmnbei , but the college chapter- a rc 

open 

for m em bership 

to 

-tridents, 

alum ni, and member 

of 

I he 

ta, el 

ties. 

Each college ch a p te r 

is 

inde­

pendent of the S ta te league and hold- 

T h e a n n u al e x h ib itio n ot the g ym 

“ T h e i i t v C h u rc h and F a m ily L if e , 

team w ill be held on the c o n d E l i 
in M a y O n account o f th e lack 
day 

of intel* 

t in g ym w o rk last y e a r, no 

••The C ity C h u rc h and th.* P u b lic » a re 

*f * In !.b e n ,” "Th** C ity C h u rc h and 
th* L a b o r P ro b le m ,” w ill be discussed 

contest w as held, a lth o u g h the A th 

Stu d e n t - o f th* U n iv . i lty arni other? 

('o u net I d o nated $'*5 to the exhi 

0f ;tu. ll,liv e r >ty co m m u n ity a re in

\ it til to ta k e part ii, »he dis* u .-bom-
o< t h e C h ris tia n association--
M u n i *' 

• By 

th, 

■ I!1111 I> *

on

a re

th*' S iK ia l 

urged 

t«»

i i

al

Ii I it 
bit ion. 

Fro m the sp irit m an ife sted m 

the m eeting o f the g ym team , held 

yesterd ay at a o ’clock, it 

is evident 

th a t t h e y e a r ’s conte t w ill be one 
o f the Iw'st e v e r g iven 

\ c o m m itte e ! 

VI.*' 
tend

has been detailed ti* see Dr. M a th e r of 

the A th le tic ( ’outlet! about a " I 

L i ­

the w in n e r o f the contest, aud g*D 

fo r the next highe t point w in n e rs.

A g rea t deal o f 

is being 
ta k e n in the re la y c a r n iv a l to bo held 

in te re s t 

tm < la rk F ie ld it S o M o c k th is a f t e r ­
T h e p ro g ra m c o n ta in s a nam- 
noon 

Pe, o f w r y a t t r a c t iv e fe a tu re # in ad 

. lit u.«i to 
the re g u la r t r a c k events. 
T h ' m en w ho p a r tic ip a te h a v e been 

o rg an iz e d into the H a r v a r d , P e n n s y l­
v a n ia and Y a le re la y track 
}»,» o|,. 

team s.
th,* I n ix *'t ity - iu d .'lit- th e re 

w ill tm r« p i. d i la t iv e * fro m th** A u s ­

tin H ig h S* ho**!, St E d w a r d ’*, th e c ity 

w a r d school J, and the B o y ** F l u b o f 

ZUEBLEN SPEAKS 

HERE TONIGHT

rn gani/.at ion.

i M a n W ho I- R. ann-ibl* 

lo r ( hi 

ca go P la y g ro u n d s- -Has Covered 

direct member - hip w it I, t lie nut ion ii 

M r. M 

ll G r if f in , 

in s tru c to r 

rn 

p in teal tra in in g , o ffe rs a 

m s eater 

AD 

Folsom sa ys that tho c h a p te r 

to the w in n e r o f th e contest, and a 

t*> he organized hero w ill not he o ver 

m o la r prize to the w in n er o f the 

, * * ■ ■ i • * 

lye and ye ill c a re fu lly 

liv e d 

fresh m a n tu m b lin g class.

Ii turbancos o f a n y kind. 

ll a m a ­

In a d d itio n to the re g u la r conte t 

jority o f tin* fa c u lty oppose the move 

th ere yvill be clow n stunt and mu a 

TAO OOO M iles.

merit the meeting yydl be held e lf the 

by 

the o rch e stra . 

T h e se 

feature!* 

SENIORS ARE TO 

A i.-I in

PARADE APRIL

I J fold. 

In the f i r s t place it irs to se rv o 
aa a m eans w h e re b y th .' U n iv e r s it y 

j 

TI*® purpose o f the c a r n iv a l la two- 

S e n i o r s NX ill Xpp. ar rn I la-- R e g a lia

aud P a ra d e < a im pus 

X re t‘* M a k e 

T h e U n iv e r s it y has to p r o v id e e n te r­

( Rim es C o n trib u tio n .

I h a ll obi tin m oney to be used in e n ­
te rta in in g the people who are coining 
in M a y . 
to the 

In te rs c h o la s tic m eet 

p ay part 

ta in m e n t fo r these people a s w e ll a* 
.if th e ir ra ilro a d fa re , and 
the c a r n iv a l se rv e * a * a m ean * by 
w h ich th** money* fo r th is is o b tain ed .

A second pu rpose w h ic h the c a r n iv a l 

w ill se rv e 

is 

th u t 

it w ill h e lp the 

coach* -. g**t a lin e on a n y n e w m a te r ia l 

M r . ( ’h a rle 

/m ilden w ill -peak at 

the Y . M. C. A. au d ito riu m tonight at 

S o ’clock on “ D em ocratic C u ltu re,* or 

‘ Tho S ig n ific a n c e of the M odern Po 

lit ic a l, L a b o r and S u ffr a g e M ove­
m ents. M r. Zueblen is g e n e ra lly cred­

it,*,! w ith being a le c tu re r who not 

o n ly 

en terta in s his audience, but 

m oves his hearers to a c tiv e int ere t 

in the social and p o litical movement.

>f our tim e. 

Ile is said to be largely 

. poll si blo for the play ground and 

vaca tio n schools of C hicago . 

I brough 

his 

influence the N o rth w e s te rn U n i­

v e r s ity settlem ent w as organized 

in 

the sam e city. 

In scores of the cities 

ol 

the U n ite d S ta te s M r. Zueblen 

IS 

in vited to lecture w hen some iin- 

m rtaiit civie 

im p rovem ent 

is 

lo be 

m itiatod. 

Ile w as a b o the ch ie f fa v­

o r in b rin g in g about the o rg a n iz a tio n 

of oeial center w ork in the schools 

o f Roche-1 or, N . Y * and also in Md 

Waukee.

T h e re a re now at the U n iv e r s ity ot 

T e x a s a num ber of men w ho were* 

students at C hicago w hen Zunlden 

w a s a professor in sociology, and all 

who know him regard him as one ol 

the most e n te rta in in g and 

insp irin g 

le c tu re rs they have heard. T h e re are 

p ro b a b ly few men in the co u n try who 
h ave a more thorough acquaintance 

svith the social and econom ic cond.-

lio n s in lh*' U n it « l S la t* - thai.i 
Zuehl*-*, has. 

the past 
In 
he has tra ve led about 

fit *' 
......

i > 

ye ar! 

mil*'
tours.

in

(inflection wit Ii bis h M um 
knows the la rg e cities and 
la ­

tow ns equally w ell, aru 

(he sins 
in te rp re ts w
democratic movements of our time.

ith unusual 

intere-1

the

H R . E B Y S P E A K S .

campus for the tim e being.
The m eetings a re not 

to const t 

e v e n in g ’s p ro g ra m .

merely of dry 

lecture a; then* w ill be* 

i great deal o f pleasure fo rth co m in g , 

H ith e rto the n ece ssa ry g y m n a siu m
a p p a ru tu s a n d fa c ilitie s fo r le a rn in g 

it being intended that e v e ry one shall 

and 

p ra c tic in g 

stu n ts 

h a v e been 

fii, 

tin g o f H i. 

 

. lass w as held

at noon S a tu r d a y . T h e c o m m ittee ap

iMMnt, d ear her rn the week rendered
its 

th ro u g h 

c h a irm a n , 

report 

the 

fu r tra c k team s.

h ave been added to g iv e v a r ie t y io Hie 

An except to n a lly w ell a t t e n d e d

lie sociable and have a good tim e. 

I he 

la th e r m e ag e r and lim ite d . R e c e n tly , 

org. I I ex ter. Th*' re p o rt, w h a h wa

num b er -hip w ill he composed o f men 

is well as wom en, and it is hoped that 

h ow ever, sa w d u st p its h ave been pre 
pared und er 

the h o riz o n ta l bar . J 

adopt*’*!, w as a 

fo llo w s :
A lf m em ber - o f the class w ill meet 

it least h a lf of the o ffices of the oz 

S tra p ; and o th e r p a r a p h e rn a lia nee | 

at the c a r heil at 11:15 W e d n e s d a y 

m ni/ation w ill be held by men. 

I he 

try to le a rn th** d iffic u lt stu n ts w dl 

m o rn in g , acco utered ut fu ll eriior r«* 

pi bile w ill I m* in vited rn, special nee , 

I,** p u re h a -od, and fro m now on th* ' 

p a lm , am i h ran d i bing a et o f M oab 

ions, but 

it 

is not, intended that the 

men w ill p ra c tic e r e g u la r ly .

chime-* * * i o m e th in g s im ila r . A lin e 

league shall force it elf upon anyone. 

O f 

the old m en, A r t h u r 

( m i t e . 

w ill form and p arad e a ro u ml th e cam 

T h e sh u ttle , sack and th re e leg g ed 

cace#, com bined w ith v a rio u s o th e r 

d o n t* , w ill p ro ve v e r y in te re s tin g . A n 
a tte m p te d g irls* b a s k e tb a ll g am e w d l 

bi* a n o th e r a t t r a c t iv e fen lur**

T h e o f f ic ia l* a re :

U ix , o ffic ia l s ta r te r .
E t t lin g e r , T a y lo r 

and 

B e llm o n t,

The o rg a n iz e r believes that, e ve ryo n e 

has a right to his ow n opinion and 

D e a th e ra g e , P . V . P en n yh a* b e r am i
I form

B a k e r a re sh o w in g up in

 

p u , am i th ro u g h the b u ild in g s , com ing 

to ;i halt d ire c tly in front of th*’ m ain

I* I k 

,
S h u t t e r , W illia m F o w le r' am i G u s ­

, 

hould huye due respect fo r the o p in ­

ions of others.

A num ber of the m em bers o f the 

fa cu lty have indicated th e ir a p p ro v a l 

of the m ovem ent. 

Som e h ave been 

I), B ro a d is sh o w in g up u n u s u a lly b u ild in g . H e re , a f t e r speeches by 
w e ll, I>otI, on the m ats am i horizon 
Pre sid e n t G e o rg e W y t h e , D r 
; < t , 
tai liars, and will push any other man | p . , , ,-t ami Myron Blaloek, the sen
lo in w ith m a n y v iv a s , w ill contribute
on the team fo r th e coveted 
ta ilo rs to th ,’ chim e

new men a re a lso m a k in g an e x ce p ­

I herr re p<’< I iv <

lh , 

‘T . 

to,,, ju d g es of tin , h.

W a l l is, o ffic ia l scorer,
Y o ak u m * M e r r ill a n d D. U H oo p 

in g at her, tim ers.

I .im# and M a tth e w s , cler ks in c h a rg e

of fie ld events.

member, of the league in o ther stat* 

tio n a lly good sh o w in g , e s p e c ia lly « 

m m cin eol

nd w ill welcom e the o rg a n iz a tio n o f 

G ra h a m and J . K B e n n i o f H ill

a chapter here. A num ber of the U n i 

boro.

ve rsify alum in who a re residing 

in 

Austin a re expected to become men, 

hers. M iss Folsom has been in clos, 

“ CALL US MISTER” 

touch w ith the cause a ll o f her 

Iii 

md ii is expected that he yvill m ale 

the prospective U n iv e r s ity chapter a 

great success.

SAY THE DOCTORS

F a m i l y D i m s Not F a v o r 

I i i b’s D 

I >u\ al.

vision XA as U n a n im o u s H ig h A >.« 

lug (p ia lin e a tio n - M a in ta in e d .

OFFICIAL NOTICES

Athenaeum P ro g ra m .

The A thenaeum L it e r a r y 

S o c ie ty 

w ill meet p ro m p tly a t 7 o'clock to ­
night. T he p rog ram postponed from 

lust T u e sd a y w ill be rendered. 

A ll 

m ember a re urged to a tt cml prompt 

Iv on t i riH‘. as im p o rta n t business t 

to come up.

Rusk P ro g ra m .

“ C a ll us mi te r ” is th,- unauuno '

\ i i dict o f the fa c u lty w h ich 

........ ..

de red y e s te r,la y w hen th,* g re a te r part 

o f them w ere in te rv ie w e d w ith re p a id 

to th e ir opinion s o f the title s “ d o d o ' 
and “ p ro fe sso r.” 

It. w as 

im possible 

to 

in te rv ie w th*' e n tire 

fa c u lty , bul 

th e re w ere enough vo tes ca I to m ake 

it c e rta in that the v a t m a jo r ity o f 

Ph. I b’s do not c a re to Ire addr,* s< d 

T he re g u la r m eetin g *u 
re g u la r m eetin g of

the R u I 

b y a n y o th e r title th a n p la in “ m is te r ' 

S o c ie ty w ill be held tonight 
gram w hich w a s postponed a t 

T h e pi . 
la t 

m eeting w ill be rend* red.

“ Th-- te m , 

a re u.-e<J t,K» p rofu sely 

a p p lie d to e v e ry b o d y fro m the junitf»i

1, 11_ [j, iii*- <(•> n<>i 111**a 11 a n y th in g , >v

the 

i* > on 

'ta lly g iven . 

Som e ob 

I'M ' idee! Me'/.! 

iii mi 

,, the 

* la 
* idol 

*'; at
a n

ha- consented to 

F o llo w in g is the p ro g ra m : 

l l alo on that d a y , 
a ssu re d a 

.at is f a t

i 

T w o m ile re la y , V a r s it y c ia *
T w o m ile r e la y , H ig h School

lo ry * at* .en < 

" f p e d :,to t L Added 

it E d w a rd s .

-/c 1 w ill be fur mi bed the occasion by 

a c le v e r . D in t not ye*, d iv u lg e d by the 

co m m ittee, comp*, *d of M isse s Ann*' 

A y n e sv vo rth , R o w e n a B a r n e t t , M a y 

R a ls to n , J a n e t K a u p k e a n d G e rtru d e 

:L H a lf m ile re la y , w a r d > ho«d*.

4. 
IOO y a rd dash, V a r s it y class* 
f». H a lf- m ile r e la y , B o ys* C l uhs o f

PJO yard high hurdles, Varsity

A u s tin
0. 

class

P re s id e n t W y t h e , M r. H a l t e r and 

7, T w o mil© relay, High Behoot vs.

other- fo r c ib ly urg ed the .m em bers o f 

81. E<lw ard s.

th** c la ss to tu rn out, in fu ll n u m b e r '

;t 
I ii'
'n' at 

honor o f th e cla ss o f 14 wi*l 

atake. A U c le a r ly rep resen ted 

H 

( ^ * la i le i m ile r e la y , w a rd s. bo..Is,

th M ile re la y , V a r s it y class. 
lo. ^Quarter m ile r e la y , Boys* C lu b s 

U h n e 

re* sit y o f re m o v in g th e s lu rs o f 

of A u tm ,

' ■

Fa* ii

( j o e 

I.

th e c la ss h a s been th e b u tt 
(•mill (it. * et wax . ain * lily ie 
,j |1( cuiiie 'int him e lf and se.

t hat H " o f h* r

111" • of b i, acq u ain t

anc.

I 
A
I not 

1 l y e .

i t V I .*<

Jo Iikcw I •
com m ittee, w hose personnel ha 

,.( been announced, w a s auth**, 

I,, s e l e c t 

fro m a m o n g 

e ve ra l 

o f ' oi nu, epee merit in v ita tio n s , ,t 

aet ion to be fin a l. A f t e r som e fu rth e r 

di-.cu - sum or. the o b ) . . ' o f c la ss pins 

c t . . I in- m eetin g a d jour nod.

I L
vs. S t
YI, 
w a rd 

I L
15.
Bo , 4*

Kl.

i M a y , H i p b S ch o o l 

H a lf m*!>

. E d w a r d 
S h u ttle 

race, ten on 

a

Ada*

hoot 

S i 

Boy** ^ tubs.

H a lf mil© re la y . Varsity class. 
r,0 yard d e h, w a rd s* bools vs, 

< ’in!.
Shuttle race. Varsity class.

VARSITY PLAYS

DANIEL BAKER

C lu b w ill gi E j e c t e d to the u-e of the e title o r
,.f Colurnhu- H «. 11 | th* tio u n d that it toul t««* much tim.
to look up a m a n ’- title e v e ry tim* 

CHAPEL NOTICES

I B o th School** A re C o n te n d e r# fo r S t a le 
■

C h a m p io n sh ip - - © * © C* 
tty ( Nine**** ( In ly .

K ,e ,l,r i, k Kl,, of tl;e * ■ » '« - 

m ein of eilueatloll addn-s--, M • 
son William -’ Sunday choel . . 

*

|

S i,in la y .... 
r e M o n o f U n .s t a - a e h y ^

I - 1' 

jo„ (>f per-
 ^

, 

uh ” 

Ile defined the . 

U niv et 

it y ( le i man 

i dance at K n ig h t 

T u c day night.

tho series of lectures v. b n 1, are being

 

 

by prom inent men 

•" ^ r* ‘r .X .

w s S u t.

Sunday morning -

of .he e.lucational

the class on “ C o n se rva tio n .

T h e re w ill be a called m eeting

the A shbell Society at 5 

rn. D e i,

A 11 t h e e 

in ten d in g D* p a i'tic ip a te 

in the re la y c a rn iv a l (..m o rro w mu I 

|,e on C la r k F ie l.l a t :i o'clock -harp, 

o th at the men m ay begin <>n tim e.

< G t a y l g r .

he w as to I." addins. <M; t i '" yo u n g i i 

m em bers o f th e fa c u lty m o d estly said 

th at th e y could riot clao n the d ig n ity 

and m a tu r ity t h a t th e t it le w a# su p ­

posed to re p resen t.

S e v e ra l m em b ers of 

the 

fa c u lty 

g a v e 

it as 

th e ir op inion 

t h a t 

the 

y o u n g e r P h . D.’a did not d e se rve Ho 

tit le o f d o cto r, b u t th a t it should be 

ap p lie d to a m an a f t e r he had come 

to a v e n e ra b le age o r had rendered 
some noble se rv ic e to th e irfktitution

A .

J . M ackay has re tu r n - ! 

frn.n
he has b. en spen.l-

T o M I T * Men

Plea-e 

send 

y o u r 

p layed upon, arni year 
played, to the U n iv e r s it y S ta tio n , c a re 

team 

nam* 
in w h ich you

that he served.

( )ffenbach

o f the “ T ” A s.-oc in1 on.

H o ffm a n ” .......... 

; •;
G lee ( l a b

T he fo llo w in g are the mem n i 

G lo h ra ske r 

today at 

lJ:*tb 

T h e re w ill be a m eeting 

N o t a sin g le o u tr ig h t vo te w a 

re 

re iv e d fo r the a f f ir m a t iv e , 
in s a n e * an ir.-tru otor' s e c re ta ry v«.t 

In o re 

of

a t

the
T h e

ed “ y e s ” fo r him in his absence, hut 

w h en he wa- 

in fo rm e d how hi 

v o te 

had been c a s t he im m e d ia te ly betook

,ng *-rvice w a mu. Ii e n jo yed 
fair-sized a u d ien ce. T h e au-1 ^ T # # a < 
van a b o a la rg e p a r t of th e ba ••ball

w ill
.in

p la y D a n ie l B a k e r a t 

next Wednesday 

and 

Th. :« 

by the 
dience 1 

f *. -1 f i l l iv

c r . body 

.m c at # 
* w <

11

do I IM 

Ult* I pl

■if. re I 

, 

The 

| M 

(

I h e

VI1 I

mice. On** song new to av- J 

its tki 

room was sung with 
I,cee I, which goes to prove 
. eau mg 
t h e migs we d o 
w a l,nor I a* well a 
t ho * ' we : 
v, T h a t {statement admit# of 

• t a t M. i i 

• v e i a l 

o l d 

M » n g 

i. r d* n d quite acceptably.
* p«*i taf nurn!>er was. try M r. 
I 
j 11 Hingham of the U n iv e rs ity and
• n o n ary H is selection was the 
a ttra ctiv e little hym n, “ M y lan d 
L ” and Che rendition was much

a i n !
appreciated try alt present, W e hope 
i unoiugham will favor us again
VK 

H e a r Ju d g e Townes every day, The 
A ll

e n a r e e pc* (a lly 

in v ite d . 

law

ii U* wele*»me.

a 
a

double-header 

Thursday, 
being 
scheduled for A p r il 1* which i# a hoi-
id ay in a ll depart nu u t*. T h e se gam e# 
w ill no doubt Ire clone a n d interesting, 
a re c o n te sta n t# fo r 
as both school 

S i a 14* honors I hi y e a r.

L ik e T ex# , D a n ie l B a k e r ha-; not 

been d e f.a t e d by a n y T e x a s c o lleg e 

te a m d u rin g 

th e pre co t 

season. 

Atnon, 

I « VI* tor «*• wh» h the ' h ave 

>.t,n a i ' tw o gam* won f io n i ids*- B a y - 

tor 

te a m , 

im m e d ia te ly afeK r B a y lo r 

had clean ed up w ith H o w a rd R a y n e . 

T h e o n ly e rie 

lo s t by D a n ie l B a k e l­

ite 

y e a r w a 

to th*- la t g oin g <‘hi-

jt( 
. , and 
e stin g g am e 

th* »• w<--re clo ** and in t e r ­
I .a k e r h as an 
D a n iel 
I e x c e p tio n a lly goo*! p itc h in g sta ff, an d 
uc<* t*ded »n m a k in g
* ru* 

team 

ha 

m an 

ru i o ff th e ir p itc h ii - t h is s*m-

w e n t w ith the club:

M etzen thin.

C actu s office.

D ire cto r, Prof- VV a*- 
M a n a g e r , B . B * J e s t e r .

F i r s t T en o rs: 

le e le i,

Woodk-y. -

C ochran.

N a n e, 

Anderson.

Second Tenors 
F., B o h in -on,
F ir s t Basses;

Keck. 

W h ile

.............................. M oszkowski

H olm es, L a w reno

Barnes, Smith.

Second Basses:

N O T I C E * T E X A N R E P O R T E R S .

him e lf to T h e T e x a n o ffic e and had 

1 

Je s te r ,

A ll p e r s o n s 

I j a i l y 
\ , rw .tcd t o L>e a t t h e o f f i c e t o n i g h t a t * o t lot k. 

f a r p o s i t i o n s o n T h e 

t r y i n g o u t 

hi w>*e changed.

VA kb. at P e d a g o g u e H a ll th*- re 

R f c h a r d T u d o r F U -m in i? , o f t h e A d v i s o r y B o a r d , w i l l 
t l l p s u b j e < t o f “ J o u r n a l i s m , ” t a k m t ; u p t h e

11 

, 

.

• 

. 

{MJr te r met 
O ’ 

a f!,j th e y voted u n a n im o u s ly 

e v e ra l p row pective B b 
in 

’ " a t t a r in r e l a t i o n p a r t i c u l a r l y t o t h e p r o b l e m s t h a t c o n f r o n t

j fa v o r o f “ do* to r,” hut 

t h e ir vote 

W E A T H E R R E P O R T .

Uniter ity observatory up to 

6 p rn. yesterday 

W .llia m 

Q u a rte t t i : 

'? p itte r A n d e r u n , A.,
*

W heless, 

N a n « , W heltss.

S o r t e r * o n 

^

16 P ia n is t ^ 1 ^ u r* H * r k h .

S l a t . W alter H u n n .cu tt.

p r o m p tly .

r e p o r t o r i a l 1* b t T t h I * p r e s e n t - n o t a t 7 : 1 5 , b u t a t 7 o 'c k i e k 

li t ca lle d fo r an e d u c a tio n a l q u a lif i­

Forecast f«»r today: Unset­

a c c* th ro w n out, th e y b e in g d e c la re d 

Tempera ure: Maximum 7<».

K ie lig th le, 

n e the ru le s o f th e c o n ­

Minimum bf*

ca tio n . v i z , th*- Rh D. fr o m 

some 

tled; proitahiy showets

| achoo) o f re co g n iz ed sta n d in g .

,l,.v eave th e ir f ir t concert 

in tin 

Pigment of 
rhurch. 

F i r s t M e th o d ist 
rhe p ro g ra m w as v e r y sue 

the 

r e f ill and the house w a s cro w d e d to 

it, full capacity. A f t e r the perform - 
u,,t. the men w ore e n te rta in e d in the 

U , , of the laches o f the ch u rch . 

I 

The elal* went on to W a c o the next 

I morning 
I {h:,nk~ to the e ffo r ts o f the a lu m n i of 

a ll d a y , but 

ra in ed 

ti 

| Ween, there w as a g r a t if y in g crow d 

I in the Bay tor chapel a t 8 o’clock.

In O I na na W e d n e s d a y a fte rn o o n 

Mrs George T . de to r 

e n te rta in e d 

with a recept ion in h e r hom e. C orsi- 

I cana has left most p le a s a n t so cia l rec- 

! oik-tion w ith th e w h o le club.

It was not pos dde to a r r a n g e the 

concert w hirl, th e y had expected to 

: ivi in Dallas, o the club w ent from 

Corsicana to E n n is b y in te ru rb a n and 

trave a \< i > 

.successful co n cert.

Friday m orn in g 

th e y a r r iv e d 

in 

ballas and had d in n e r a t the O rie n ta l 

Hotel with Liv e n J e s t e r and B e n D y e r, 

old Univet ity 

tu d e n ts , a s g u ests o f 

the dub 

In the a fte rn o o n th e y w ent 

o 

tho in teru rb an to K id d K e y r o l ­

ler at .Sherm an. 

T h e c o n c e rt w a s 

vi\en in the a u d ito riu m o f the college 

inder the aa pi< e o f the se n io r c la ss 

lid et there w as a re cep tio n g iven 

by the 

'eider c la ss and th e (a c u ity , 

citrin"' whit I the m em b ers o f the* clu b 

rendered e ve ra l num bers.

On Saturday 

th e y w ent 

to F o rt 

mornm 

It 

ra in e d 

a ll d a y , but 

In the afb i noon Jo h n T a r lt o n g a v e 

then, a reception at his b e a u tifu l home 

in Arlington H e ig h ts , and in th e even 

ing tin 

g..ve a c o n c e rt in the H ig h 

School A u d ito riu m . 

F o r t W o r t h ha 

been un b ited w ith m u sica l a t t r a c ­

tions I hi 

en on, and the attendance 

was not 

j fa« to ry . H o w e v e r, M r. 

Tai Don p 

I the expenses o f Hie hall 

and emd. 

the clu b to m ake a good 

profit.

The trip lins been su cce ssfu l in e v ­

ery wa 

M a u a 1aer J e s t e r a n d D irect

or Met’/.cut bin a re both m ore th a n s a t ­

isfied. 

I i t p ro g ra m w a s w e ll bal 

anc<S at ! w ill executed, and it n e v e r 

fail eil lo b rin g a p p la u se . T h e “ W in 

tor Son 

|,\ 

the w h o le c lu b ; “ D rin k 

to Mi- (ll 

: VA itll T h in e E y e s ,” b y the 

‘luai'tftti 

d the solos by P e e le r and 

Holme 

r f the m ost p o p u la r ol the 

various i, n hers. T h e y w e re a ll e n ­

cored a 

am i a g a in . A n d the bu r

e n , a | 

b ro u g h t d o w n the house. 

The firs i rile wats “ T h e O r c h e s tr a ,” 

Re p eerless le a d e r ot oui 

I'and, then 

e e le r’s “ L a u g h in g S o n g ,’ 

and Peck i 

nd J e s t e r in “ G r a n d Op-

era.”

The full 

Morning .

u.g is th e p r o g r a m : 
................................... T ro te re

G le e C lu b

Cornet Sol

» ........................... H artm an n

Drink to 

M r. H u n n ic u tt 
Me O n ly W i t h T h in e

addre

Eye

.................... O ld E n g lis h A ir

Ba- Solo

T h e G ia n t................ G a ilh a r d

The Orch, • ra 

................................ K r a t z

Q u a r te tte

M r. H o lm e s 

G le e C lu b 

A Little I ove, a L it t le K is s . . . .S ile s u 

^ r- Au 

O cte tte
!. A n d e rso n , 

S k e tc h ist, Dis-

!“ 

a of th e 

In te rm is s io n

bi) W i d e r C o n g .................... B u lla r d

Mr. AA h< Mess and G le e C lu b 

' 'b D e B e a u t ifu l 

S h ip 

F r o m 

T o H a n d — F r o m 

th e 

C o m ic 

U pena, T h e F i r e f l y ” . . . . F r i m il 

Mr. \ ance a n d G le e C lu b . 

Pi

iano So l,,— V a ls e in E M a j o r .........

M r. H e in ric h 

Dxior S 

. - W it h in the G a rd e n o f

By Heart

. . . A l i c i a Scott 

M r. P e e le r
...........

Q u a r te tte

* eet and lvow 

. .B a rn b y

f. 
iirr 

from G r a n d O p e ra . . . . S e l e c t e d 

Me.-.-rs P e e le r and J e s t e r 

^tttsous- N ig h t — F r o m “ T a le s o f

 T H E D A IL Y T EX A N
First College Daily in the South

rhe Student Daily Publication of the 
University of lexaa.

Published every m orning except Mon­
day during the college year.

are so limited in their scope th at 
very few students have an op­
portunity to participate in them . 
This objection can only be over­
come by making our athletic con­
tests more popular with the ama 
tteur players.

There will be some fifteen or 
tw enty team s in the race. This

E ntered « Mo o n d - c « , » . t u r . t t h . ] w ill g i v e a n " P ^ n i t y f o r a t 
Postoffice s t Austin, T exas, under the I..;,st 
A ct of C o n g r e e o f March 8. 1879.

si admits to tdk m o

•' 

Subscription price 12 GO 

in advance, 

$3.00 if not paid by Dec. Ut.

E ditor-in-C hief
Ralph It. Fee g in 
Lynn W. U r .d r u m . . . M anaging Editor 
Jerry S Fow ier. . . B u sin ess M anager
Fred H ancock 
A s s is t a n t Manager
P. R. U n d e r w o o d .. .C irculation Mgr. 
F. J. W r e n . . . .Interscholastic Editor

O F F IC E S:

U niversity: 

Room 120, Main Bldg.

Up town: 208 W. 6th Street.

O F FIC E H O U R S
E d ito r 
.............11:30-12:30 M. W. F .
Managing Editor* *7:30-8:30 I. I . »S.
7:30-9:30 M. W. F. 
2:4 p. rn. daily

M a n a g e r ................................ ....
Asst. M anager 

9:80-10:30 except

Saturday.
Circulation M gr..M . W. F.# 8:30-10:30 
T. T. S.. 9:30-10:30

exercise. The games will likely 
unt. do justice to baseball as a 
s p o r t , but they will afford a 
n u m b e r ol students an oppor­
tunity to take some good, whole­
some exercise.

Join the league.

COLLEGE NOTES

Thi univ**r By is to have a dean of 

men, a s well as a dean for women.

K a ii saw.

Missouri.

The u n iversity cafeteria is serving 
It 
about one thousand m eals a day. 
has taken iii aiwiut $39,OOH since the 
beginning o f school.

D a y t o n , Ohio.

A school for su ffr a g e tte 

punker

has been opened here.

T E L E P H O N E S :

University Office................

................489

O ver six hundred windows have been 
snow storm , 

the 

b r o k e n since 
f i r s t 
which occurred March I.

Princeto n.

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

Manager 
A ssistant Manager -----
Circulation Manager . . .

..............1088
..............2900
................2022

11ar \ ard.

Issue E ditor Today.

S t u a r t McG r e g o r

Staff Today:

C. W. Buckner 
I *|* Scott Jr. 
go! E Gordon 
IrtV\nctr*n 

H ines. barley
May Ralston
H inton. L. L.
Clites Jones

TO PREVENT A RI SH.

The senior law class has gum 
cm record as being opposed to 
any class or departm ent rush on 
April I. At a class meeting yes­
terday a resolution was passed 
condemning any attem pt to start 
an “ April Fools’*" rush between 
the laws and engineers.

Verily, we say, as we ha vt 
often been constrained hereto­
fore to say, we are becoming civ­
ilized.

SPREADING THE 
SPIRIT."

TEXAS

It pays to be courteous ant 
sportsmanlike. VV hen the base­
ball team represent m g t h e Chi­
nese I niversity was here last 
week we gave them courteou. 
treatm ent 
and 
sportsmanlike 
and they appreciated it. 
In his 
open letter to the student body 
of Hie University, Sam Hop. 
manager of th- visiting team.

A new eilit ion of the directory shows 
that there are 210,278 living graduate 
of the school.

Coach Herndon o f the football team 
resigned to become a ranch man-

I (ah.

ha 
iger.

Nebraska.

This u niversity will m eet the U n i­
versity of C hicago in a w restlin g meet 
on April 3.

Leland Stanford.

A new and expensive fire signal a p ­
paratus has been installed at this in­
tit ut ion.

S tudents o f Indian descent have or­

Oklahoma.

ganized a club.

Nebraska.

The Cornhuskers have adopted the 
Eastern custom o f doing spring foot­
ball practice.

( oklahoma.

The r eg istra r’s report show s that 21 
per cent of the grades given were A ’s, 
J.', per cent B’s, 19 per cent C’s, I per 
cent D’s, and S per cent failures.

Mi - M adge Pryor has returned 
front upending the week end in Sen 
Antonio.

C laxton P erk s, w ho b e s been e t 
eton for several weeks, is much im- 
ved and expects to be out in the 

*.t iiav or two

lf-** h
Be

Hudson has 
re* 
• n, a fter v isitin g 
sis week.

in Ai 
L out

• g

* r

b ef *re th ey get home, 
r e s t a & sw v d th a t uh* 
g o o r ho** Lo g th*y -lay awa*
: n on h o n e th* * 
- . ■ 
to say a good word for the I ni­
versity o f T e x a u and w nen th* y 
reach their native land t h e y will 
remember w ith especial pleasure 
their trip to the Lone Star State

J : • o r 

It pays to be courteous anti 

sport s manlike.

FRATERNITY BASEBALL

The 

interfraternity baseball 
Seaton opens th is week. For 
the rem ainder of the baseball 
season the different fraternities 
and clubs will be competing for 
the local championship and cup.
These am ateur games should 
be encouraged. A chief objec­
tion to college sports is th at they

\ < | U N T L I i f ' w AN I ED.

- 

j ..r 
i *n 

( 

of S tu f h n l \ o iu n te e r 
\ «k« for Men W ho VS int
M i"H tnan V^ork. 

\ - - o - 1 

!

* of the Y. M 

A.
-.*- ut of the follow in g letter 
I* Turner, general -ccretary 
i * rd Volunteer M ovement

Mr I VV < 
. 
ir 
from J 
^ 
for I ..reign M issions:

. for 

•• ir letter of the 
If you find any Episcopal young 
Ihth 
rn* n 
. ia.ifjt-d for the calls in China, 
Set me have their names and addresses.
“ V\e have received calls for men to 
go to Roberts C ollege as teachers. 
There is no lim itation as to the de­
nomination. Men who a r e thorough­
going C hristians filled with ab ility to 
teach (experience not n ecessary, but 
d e sirab le ), a r e desired fo r th e se po­
sitions. 
lf you have a n y men who 
would like to go to Roberts C ollege,. 
which is located in C o nstan tino ple, let i 
th e m w rite to me. The call is fo r men j 
who will go on a two or th re e y e a r s ’ 
contract; No man need a s k fo r a b e t - : 
t e r o p p o rtu n ity th a n 
is a ffo rd e d by 
th e se positions.” 

*

Beginning Monday and continuing until 

Saturday 6 p. m.

We Will Give
Absolutely

F R E E

HOME JOURNAL 
DRESS PATTERN

W ith every dress length ol merchan­
dise purchased 
in our Cotton and 
W ash Goods sections. Remember 

the pattern costs you absolutely noth­
ing and its selection from our big style 
hook containing hundreds of authentic 
is left entirely
New Spring Styles 

to you.

Wom en’s, M is s e s ’ and Childrens

Dress patterns may be selected upon the purchase of dress 
lengths such as the case may require. The s e a s o n Im 
making up summer and outing dresses is upon you and we 
have prepared abundantly for the big rush soon to foll ow 
with big selections of everything th at is good, stylish 
and really worthy in tub dress materials, among which are 
all the new things in fresh, cool foreign and d o m e s t i c .

Madras, C repes, Linens, 
Voiles, Ratines, Ginghams 
and Many Others

At prices th a t are always as low, and in most instances 
lower than elsewhere in Austin. The sticky, steamy, Ii e- 
sapping heat of yesterday should be sufficient to convince 
you th at the time for tub dresses for both children and 
adults is practically here.

o r patterns is only "pen for this week. The m atter ol 
making up wash dresses is one th a t you can t dodge. S" 
begin now. Take advantage of this free pattern offer. 
It 
costs you nothing, but it does us. We merely urge upon 
you the importance of seeing our superior showing ol cot­
ton and wash fabrics. The pattern is gratis iii case 
you buy.

Easter Neckwear and
Gloves

Ar e often overlooked until the last moment W bile assort­
ment- are at ti * ir te st i- the logical time to buy. A recent 
Ur. prf;eiit (if beautiful new neckwear has just come to us. 
V.,Ij w j| f,e > . /n u d in locking over the many fresh, com­
fortable r- ■ 
hap**- th at a r- «h«>wn here. Priced at 
Th* to $1.25.

Easter Suits and Dresses

.• 

t a - 
flress section. The 
\\V arc indeed b * 
ii. 
dv. a * hailed with delight. 
com in g * >f Ka tor, of /. 
to** glob'* forcefully indi-
R ep o rt' from ever;.’ -e
cate? th at more money , 
r/*.r g p<*nt on elaborate displays 
for the big parade than at « v r re-, iou- Faster in the his­
tory.’ of our cou: try. Thi- we believe i 
true, judging lrom 
the phenomenal local demand lor bt Her and more expen­
sive outfits. There is going to be some show on the 12th.

N e w Ribbons, Laces and Silks

HIGHT LASS DRESSMAK TG 
DEPARTMENT IN CONNECTION.

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Lies in ita individuality. 
because its made SU PE R IO R .

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AUSTIN SANITARIUM LAUNDRY
We do family w ashing Students’ laundry a specialty. Shirt! 
9 cents, ll for 25 cents; underwear, I d _■ ct nts per suit. 
All work strictly guaranteed.

' G. W. VARDEN, Proprietor.

Corner l ith and Avenue 

Phone !10S6

Yon can net what you xvi at. when von ' ml it. Everythin, 

every day, in ME AT. Try us once and von 

ill !«• pieced.

Excelsior Meat Market

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Old Phone 625 and 725

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In French, G erm an. Indian. Unbend 

and ..(ber fnreipn lanpi.p. 

W ITH E n glish translation a c c o m p l i’, in 

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W. H. Stacy, at Engineering Building. Get »! Mu*i<
—hest gut. G U A R A N T E E D 30 D A Y S .

Try a BUCKEYE MAZDA CAMP. and « »< 11'" 
the Huckeye Mazda gives a belt*
smaller light bill eat It rn* 

in

Austin Electrical Supply and ! imhingj**^
913 Congress Avenue

Old Phone I 

W h a t a Pleasure 

to Clubdom

W e A r r a n g e Terms

J . R. REED MDS!? 
COMPANY

C H A R L E S G. W U KASH

FANCY CANDIES 

SHOR* OKUM

OYSTERS SERVED AN) 

- J ^

 1#7, 

2220 Guadalupe S treet

THE CAPITOL BAKERY
JN/WlS
I T Cnods on *s

short

Will fill your order for all kinds ol 1 ’ * 
notice. Reasonable price, good quality ana 
us a trial, please. Old Phone 1016.

service* (,l' e 

W I L L I A M R U B E N S 0 N

p e r s o n a l s 

|| 

T h i s Helpful Free Offer

 t h e c r e s c e n t

Students* accomodation place 
That’s our business. Also to 
furnish you with your 
Ice 
( r e a m , Punches and anything 
ia the refreshment line.

D O N ’T E O R G E T !

I makt all fancy Ice
Rectal P 11( e8 
Qv tins from m olds, Stars, heats, eggs and spades

to Students. 

.

TH E C R E S C E N T
1000-2 Congress Avenue

Old Phone I 70S 

New Phone H37

the W orld Over

Tin* iron-nerved bird-nun who 
ride the "bucking bronchos cf tin*. 
njr” — the brawny cowboys of lite 
t — Uncle Satu s sturdy Jack. I ais, cowpunchers 
in every calili g that appeals to men of
nut tat ive. and ability - you’ll find "B u ll" Durham, in 
In-Ii It md-rnade cigarettes, tin* favoiitc smoke.

j tft . 

\\ 

{Tull" Durham appeals to them not only because it 
, ; a M il) tobacco, but because of its wonderful flavor. 
I v, : n o tice that iH*c.uliarly distinctive, rub. fragrant 
aroma that only " B u ll” Durham posscssc * It is due to 
a pm. t Ilion <»ld pox ess kn >\\ n only to die makcisof 
It is a unique facto! it' die world- 
“ buIi' Durham. 

w I'

cess ol this famous tobacco.

O E N U l N EL

B u l l Durham

S M O K IN G TO BAC C O
 r forty hand-mat!' 

in 

sort)

(I " /

,1Uii\ < i,.ar,-Hrs nr.: 

ii 

lr..in "Oull 

I >urli;.ni
nil brands of roads -made < ii'a r m s in this
country combined— and the 
spies are still throwing. Get 
“ the Makings 
today —“ roll 
your ow n —nil* I obtain last­
ing, healthful enjoyment.
An ll! i%b »t*11 P " t*’t, F R E E
shiAvnifl how to 
Yoni ' ‘wii," 'n ! i i’; k‘ ' 1 ’ mM *>
W ill b o th be m a ile d , fr e e, to an y address in 
U S oil post *1 
0
D in ham , I h i 11.1rn, IS < 
the americ\n v • \rcocoMP'Ny

iv iii 

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. 

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ITH AE MINISTER

BECOMES I \M o rs 

T U R I T EX YN STORY

• tilt Ntvvvpap.r- toke I p the Stor>
of the Near-Mari .me of Reporter 
and Co-rd— I inall> Winds
p in Washington Rape**.

tory s hall 
ling stone 
wa-- provi .I 
has i town 
stone is not

int' tie*
\< am* The 
t: a* st o! v. 
ira! an inno- 
-t udent 
ie story related 
aust ti the boy 
ti-on, on whom
i , \\<-ie on mat 
feint! to marry
.•porter did not
ii son’ - offer < rn 
it,;. He wrote it
well. The boy 
ti pleased, and 
till he co tis it I

y called, 

simony bent, a 
them. Now, 
! 
know whether I
I ."St ll t lit til
' bus anti matte 
anti em! may have 
max . f >r I ‘ult mat' t
eriug f he pars<-n\s offi r.

Rev a,st- the pal. on rn a man of em­
inent respectability, anti because peo- 
espeviaHy reitdar. of newspa­

it from 

little jokes about their 
pers, enjoy 
pa con* many editm 
saw the story 
and stopped to read it. An Austin 
new {taper printed the same story in 
d iffe re n t style. A Houston paper 
lifted 
the Texan. A Fort 
Worth paper added a frill here and 
took one off there and printed the 
amt* story. The pal <>n woke up and 
found himself famous, even as did 
one Pylon. A fiiend t nt him a copy 
of a hip; Kansas City newspaper with 
The Texan story in it 
A St. Louis 
paper featured the little college paper 
tory 
iii its Sunday edition. Other 
papers here an i there printed, some 
with new dress, others in its orig 
mal frills.

A former University student sent 
a marked copy of the Washington 
Herald to the editor of The Texan. 
The little rolling stone occupied the 
top of column number two, page one, 
under a new headline. 
I he little col­
lege newspaper “ story” in its orig­
inal form shared honors on page one 
with the picture of a person of na­
tional fame, with a noted war corro- 
spondent’s daily story of carnage and 
strife, with a shrewd political Writer s 
account of national politics, and with 
a column story on the home rule trou­

MANY NEW BOOKS 
ARE ADDED TO THE 
VARSITY LIBRARY

Head 

Librarian Coodwin 

Submit 

N e w Rook ti*-!-- I tit iii ot S ix t'- 

\ int* New I Minks ^-bUnt 

M ins Foreign Work*.

S i in me I ( ’.col if. Philo -opine des Gel

Cornin-* tie 

I .estrude, bes Mofmr 

chie del ’empire Uh motel.

Marquardsen, Heinrich. Has Oeffen- 

tlicht' Recht des lVutschen Stouten 
Helm, V, Historic de la I At mite di 
( ’oimtantinople.

Chevalier, Clysso, Repertoire des 

Sources Historiquos du Moven Age 

Emerson. M. I.. The Evolution of 

tho Educational Ideal.

Ter man, Lewis M.. Tie Hygiene of 

the School Child. 

•
Cohberley, Ellwood, Rural Life and 

Education.

Fitzhugh, Thomas, Outlines of a 

System of Classical Pedagogy'.
IL 

Taliaferro. 

IL , Evedinees of 

Christianity B rie fly Stated,

Wilson, W 

J., The Eureka Song

tor. 

*

A Bott Robert, England’s Pat aas us 
Mooney, W . W , The House Door on

the Ancient .Stnee.

Smith. F 

to* 
the Unity, the Power and the Hood 

ll , Nature a W Min 

of Cl tx I

Sober, VV., Sulzer’? Short Speech

1’orter, ll. k .t II raveling Sketch* 

in Russia ami Sweden

Hampton, I A.. Nursing.
Hop tm, Mrs E. (L o rd ), Memoir 

of Dr. Winthrop P a rtly llopson.

Thoburn, J . M., India and Malay 

ria.

Englcr, A., Versuch Finer F.ntwiek 

lung Gesehichte der
I Grant, 

Jam es. The Chemistry of

Breadmaking.

Martin, F . X., History of Louisiana 
Littlefield, J . D., Notes for Forge 

ihop Practice.

Mat Nutt, F. A., Fernando Corte 

md th<‘ Conquest of Mexico.

(Salton, Francis, Noteworthy Lam 

ii it's.

urn.

Am ini, Mans Van, Die Politisehen 

Theorem des Altertums.

Taubler, Eugen, Imperium Roman 

lindarnard, S. J., Sur la Method*

Catullus, (S. V., Catulle Veronen i-

National Municipal Review.
Chuq(let, A., La Cuerre, 1870-7.
VV ii 1st at ter, Richard, 

IJntersuchen 
gen ubt'r Chlorophyll Methoden urn!

Ergebnisse.

ble in Ireland.

t'n C.eomet lie.

The moral of this, as was stated 
in the beginning, is that the rolling 
• stone gathers no moss, and that tht 

Liber.

rolling stone is not flat.

SECRET ARA Ct RRM. RETT ENS.

Local “ Y ” Secretary Conducted Moral 
Uplift Meeting at Medical Depart­
ment-—tonal Results.

Secretary T. W . Currie of tho local 
V M 
('. A. has just returned from 
Galveston, where he, together with
Dr ll E V in so n of Austin Theological
Seminary, ami Mr. .1. I*. Hunter of 
Dallas, has been conducting a week- 
lend campaign among the mo,heal <!<•- 
part men! students in the interest of 
i lean living and proper life invest- 
the chic!
„ cut - 

Dr. Vin; «>n was 

lin k e r and delivered four addresses, 
,„ie Friday, one Saturday, and two 
Sunday. Mr. Currie reports a most 
.lies.*,ut trip and a very cordial recep­
tion. He say * that there are it) en­
rolled in the freshman class this yoni, 
of
ovci half of whom are University 
I )aniel 
IV* ;,s men, Austin College,
Baylor
Raker, Trinity, T. €. U., and
student
in the
arc also r e p r e s e n t e d

j

body.

of the United States.

Caldwell, 

IL VV., American Terri 

tonal Development.

Brown, A. J., Chinese Revolution,
I 

S. Dept. of Commerce and La 

bor, Special report on Taxation.

Bel t beira, A., Handbuch der Organ 

ischen Arsenverbindungen.

(Iraba, 

IL , The Art of the Short

Story.

Somhart, Werner, The 

Je w s ane 

Modern Capitalism.

Sydney, VV. Ck, England and th* 
Anglish in the eighteenth Century. 
Ja ck , A. A., Poetry and Prose. 
Crawford, Mary <’., The Roman* *

• f the American Theater.

( ’revecpier, N. (J., Letters from an 

American Farmer.

Phillips, ll. A., A rt 'n Short Story 

N a n a i ion.
Pyle, VV 

school ( hildren.
Shelley, IL 

Old London.

IL , The Exam ination of 

Inns and Taverns of 

lei doge* I d.f j

Don’t wear Smith Wilcox smart clothes 
for Young Men because we tell you to~ 
on
wear them because they help you 
your way.

Sec the New English Models in those s trik ­
ing black and white effects, hair line and pen­
cil st ripes, the new Tartan (h ic k s and the 
greatest line of blue Serges we have e\et 
show ti.

Priced $1 5 to $35

Our I tat. Shoe and burnishing Depart­
ments are in full spring bloom. Come 
in and take a look. Y OU ve a look com­
ing to you.

SMITH & WILCOX
B l (*» ( ’u iig iv s s A VP.

T H E TROY LAUNDRY

L E A D S T H E M A L L 

TRY T H EM FO R S E R V IC E .

PHONE 73

U N IT E D S T A T E S D EPO SIT A R Y

The Austin National Bank
OF AUSTIN, TEXAS 
Resources $5,000,000

O F F I C E R S :

K P W H ,MOT, President. 
W M II FOLTS V.re l’renidnnt. C M. B A R T H O L O M E W , Am t. C«»hl»r.
KNO W S T H E ST U D EN T S’ W A N T S AND W A N T S T H E STU-
D EN T S’ B U S IN E S S .

M O R R IS H IR S H F E L D , C » h l, r .

A R E Y O U F O O L IS H ?

I I M i l A R E P A R T IC U L A R IN YO UR CH O ICE OK ST A ­

TION KRY, T H EN YOU XKE NOT FOOLISH. YOU M E R E L Y 

“ A K IT T L E R E T T E R TH AN S E E M S N E C E S S A R Y .'' HUI 

T H E P R IC E IS RIGHT.

THE CO OP

W IL L R E G K M ) TO S E R V E YOU.

MODEL STEAM LAUNDRY

S A V E S YOU M ONEY AND I S T R E R EST 
T H E ST U D EN T S’ F R IE N D

1504 Carer* Street.

Phone 685

W IL L S. WOOD 

PU BLIC IT Y SHOP

M I'L T IG K A P IIIN G , PR IN T IN G , DECO RATIONS

T m ’ inv M Kiting ll. garlin, nt for 
It Jim I, I- 

. D r B M * . 

in D irer! A d v .r tl.ln f .

**“

rr ,HE LAUNDRY for Var-
sity people is the Driskill 
Hotel Laundry. Give them 
a trial and be convinced.
Phone 444. Calls answered promptly

W right, C. IL, Industrial Evolution 

SHOW D ISCRIM IN A TIO N . OUK ST A T IO N E R Y IS M AD E 

CO-EDS TO (D YE

\ UKA N I) PAGEANT

O N APIO L TH IUD

Brahms.

Mur I ay, J A., The Dialect of the 

Southern Countries of Scotland

Full* r Maitland, 

J. 

Alexander, 

VAN SMITH DRUG CO.

O BEN ALU NIGHT 
( O K N E U OF SIX T H AND CO N G RESS

STATE NATIONAL BANK

A U S T IN , T E X A S 

We h i ,sr our claim to your favor :,g ‘ Pg,r,<!!J:g1'.''u absolute 

lot HAl l \ I U N T I!R Y of perfect S E I CHUY and almoin
CA I It D E M .IN O .

O FFIC ER S:

INO ll R U B IN S O N , Jr ., President

w a ^ ™ b k E m o n , ^

=

-

| V i k

I J. G 1‘Al.M f - V,;«* 

a 

I Von K O E N N E RITZ, Asst.

T H E S P E C I A L T Y S T O K E
SNAM AN’S

liven,! 

I * hot h 
[lf it!
i a! wat,

lh.. U niversity students a eordial ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ‘^ '“ ^ ^ ^ ^ 'V .a d q u a rtr- s 
„ s tv | ,......... nice

.od anything or not, ot make 

' ’ ' 

. lir e 

, Coat, W a is t, S k irt OI H at, » n.

i 

t ed to be cheap and better.

SNAMAN'

Q

506-508 C O N G R E S S A O .

CUT

F L O W E R S FO R A L I, OCCASIONS 

Artistically Arranged

HYDE PARK FLORAL CO. ^ ^
Phones.

822 ( ongress Avenue. 

F. famished 1894

B. W. RANDOLPH

VV holesale
F*U ITS AND PRO D U CE

(°U)RAl)0 SN D F O U R T H S T S . 
BOTTI P H O N E S 147 
Austin, Texas

JOHN BREMOND

Established 1841

WHOLESALE GROCER

importers and Roaster*

HIGH GRADE C O F F E E

Many Dances W in 

■

I, 

w ill Be Performed at

I c liv a l to Be Staged on ( lark 
Li,.Id Cost limes of V arious
C o u n t r i e s Shown.

Th,, annual pageant of the woman - 
I a , n u d u m will In- held at t lark H eld 
!■ iday night of tin week at TMO p .rn.

Ire- «»

Th,: girl will 
 

« rep,, eating -n d .ff- - n t m y
 
i „n and p la y 'h e " p a rts ae, - " I " >•
The ’sophomo.e ,h. - will present
 donees and dr.H. under the

l r 

able management of M y 
dlM C tor of the 
The music will be furnished by 
Blind Institute Orchestra.

*

o .o a n s g > m n a .» * » 

I Miss Kaapke has beer, elected queen
lap cr,mi,

.m l Miss 
of the pageant, and M iss 
will he the maid of honor. The fed

-

, 

 

£

 fZ Z S .
Arbuthnot,
S ta rrow, Octye 

lowing will 
tendanu: M .sses Mary
Aline Brown, Mary
TI Jeanette Markle, Louise Muller.
£1**6
Hinde, Jear.Li-vc 
Lucille Robison Diana Md . 
f
Gardner, Lydia t rte man :Staph* E

‘‘''« - 0 m e S X : e n T e i l a Hewait, 
Reid, Annie 
Avrie Tickett

Eloise W atts, Mildred 
Little chil-

j about the queen. 
An admi* 4 °n

fee of 25 cents for

Note tem, Lucy Lillian, T he Mod­

ern Short Story.

L e w i , C. M , Cawny ne 

iud 

th* 

Green Knight.

t . in. lu g e.

de- Menschen.

Orth, Johannes, lie f abl mid Hewn 

St h wa I be, G A., I be Corge* .ho hi­

Al berg Montz, Die Abstanmung 
de; Menschen un<l die edingungen 
Weiner Entwerklung.

Shea, J. D C., Di covery and Ex 

p io n ti on of the Mississippi Valley.

Garce. , F r a n c neo, O n the 

I rail * 

i Spam • h Pe-nee I.

PJeht' r, M ML, Lex ikon der k»hbm 

toff Verbindungen.

W* Tanti, H , De* Hydrazine.
Vacher de Lapot-ge, l.A ry e n , 
Reynolds, f • B., Old Saint Angus

Pownal!, Administration of the < ol

tine.

onies

Hall, H. R , Ancient History of th* 

Near East.

prices are right.

Conv 

W e art? ready to order that Easter Suit,
repre*
in the country and our

in and ce our ampler* 

the Im t t .dor 

Russell Scott has 
week in Houston.

returned 

from

The University Shop

adults and 15 cent.-; for children will 
be charged in order to defray the ex 
pen - I. The seats will be numbered 
and the people will take their reaper 
live places m the grandstand.

A. G. GERGES

1610 L A V A C A ST.

 O F F I C E S :

Kan KUH.

THE DAILY TEXAN

F irs t College D aily in the South

The Student Daily Publication of the 
U n iversity of Texas.

Published every morning except Mon­
day during tho college year.

Entered as second-class m atter at the 
Postoffice at Austin, Texas, under the 
A ct of Congress of M arch 8, 1879.

Subscription price $2 50 in advance, 
$8.00 if not paid by Dec. 1st.

Ralph Ii. F e a g in 
Editor-in-Chiaf
Lynn VV. Landrum . . .M anaging Editor 
Je r r y S . F o w le r .. .Business Manager 
Fred H ancock. . . .A ssistant Manager 
P. H. U nderw ood.. .Circulation Mgr. 
F . J . W r e n . . . . Interscholastic Ed itor

U n ive rsity : 

Room 120, Main Bldg.

U p town: 200 W . 6th Street.
OFFICE HOURS
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Asst. M a n a g er 

Saturday.
Circulation M g r..M . W . F., 8:30-10:80 
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are so limited in their scope that 
very few students have an op­
portunity to participate in them. 
This objection can only be over­
come by making our athletic con­
test- more popular with the ama 
ate tir players.

There will Ik* some fifteen or 
twenty teams in the race. This 
will give an opportunity for a 
least 150 students to take some 
exercise. The games will likely 
not do justice* to baseball as 
sport, but they will afford 
number of students an oppor 
Utility to take some good, whole 
some exercise.

Join the league.

COLLEGE NOTES

This university is to have a dean of 

men, as well as a dean for women.

VI isHotiri.

The uni\cr: ity cafeteria is serving 
about one thousand meals a day. 
It 
ha> taken in about $29,000 since th< 
beginning of , chook

Dayton, Ohio.

A school for suffragette 

speaker

ha been opened here.

Princeton.

O v e r six hundred windows have been 
broken since the first snow storm 
which occurred March I

Harvard.

A ru*w edition of the directory show 
that there are 210,278 living graduate 
of this school.

Loach Hennion of the football team
resigned to become a ranch man 

Issue Ed itor Today:

s t u a r t M cG r e g o r

I tall.

SUvff Today:

C. VV. Bedener 
J . T. Scott J r . 
Sol E . Gordon 
G. Johnston 

Dine . Harley
M ay Ralston
Hinton, L. L.
Clitus Jones

Ila 
ager.

Nebraska.

This university will meet the Uni 
versity of Chicago in a w restling meet 
on April 8.

> s

TO P R E V E N T A R U SU .

The senior law class has guru 
on record as being opposed to 
any class or department rush on 
April I, A t a class meeting yes­
terday a resolution was passed 
condemning any attempt to start 
an “ April FoolsV rush between 
the laws and engineers.

Verily, we say, as we have 
often been constrained hereto­
fore to say, we are becoming civ­
ilized.

S P R E A D IN G T H E 
S P IR IT ."

T E X A S

Leland Stanford.

A new and expensive fire signal ap 
paratux has been installed at this in 
st it ut mn.

Students of Indian descent have or­

I Iklahoma.

gan ized a club.

Nebraska.

The ('ornhu.skers have adopted th< 
Eastern custom of doing spring foot­
ball practice,

I Iklahoma.

The reg istrar’s report shows that 24 
per cent of the grades given were A ’s 
k> |ier cent B ’s, 19 per cent C ’s, 1 per 
cent D’s, and 8 per cent failures.

It pays to be courteous and 
sportsmanlike. Whim the base­
ball team representing the Chi­
nese University was here last 
week we gave them courteous 
treatment, 
and sportsmanlike 
and they appreciated it. 
I ii his 
open letter to the student body 
of the University, Sam Hop, 
manager of the visiting team, 
said:

The welcome extended us, both on 

and off the field, was very cordial, 

and we shall alw ays remember that 

this V a rsity is a bunch of good and 

clean sportsmen, and the students 

PERSONALS

Miss Madge, Pryo r has returned 
from spending the week end in San 
Antonio.

( lax ton Parks, who has been at 
Seton for several weeks, is much im 
ployed and e x p e c t s to be out i i i tin 
next day or two.

Miss Elizabeth Hudson has 

re 
I rom Belton, a fte r visiting 

Cli n<d>I 
Miss Mary Batts this week.

Miss Marion Seym our of San An- 
the guest of Miss Louise 

i 
Muller.

Can rest assured that we shall carry 

Paul Simmons has withdrawn from 

this good 

impression wherever we 

school and n j timed to San Antonio.

go-

they 

time since 

This statement means a great 
deal. 
It comes from the hearts 
of some foreign students who 
are hundreds and hundreds of 
It has been 
miles from heme. 
a long 
left 
Hawaii, and it will be a long time 
before they get home, but we can 
rest assured that wherever they 
go or how long they stay away 
from home they will never cease 
to say a good word for the Uni­
versity of Texas, and when they 
reach their native land they will 
remember with especial pleasure 
their trip to the Lone Star State.
It pays to be courteous and 

sportsmanlike.

F R A T E R N IT Y B A S E B A L L .

The 

interfraternity baseball 
For 
Seaton opens this week. 
the remainder of the baseball 
season the different fraternities 
and clubs will be competing for 
the local championship and cup.
These amateur games should 
be encouraged. A chief objec­
tion to college sports is that they

Mr and Mrs. Rhea J . Spell, who 
have charge of the Mulholland School 
in San Antonio, visited the University 
a* Vera I days ago. Mr. and Mrs. Spell 
were students here several years ago.

v o n M E E K S \\ W I ED.

Secretary of Student Volunteer Asso­
ciation \sks tor Men VV ho Want 
Missionary Work.

Vie. I VV . Currie of the V. M. C. A 
is in receipt of the following letter 
I rom F. P. Tum or, general secretary 
id the Student Volunteer Movement 
for Foreign Missions:

“ I thank you for your letter of the 
18th. ll you find any Episcopal young 
men qualified for the calls in China, 
let me have their names and addresses.
'W e have received calls for men to 
i Allege ag teachers. 
go to bn borts 
There is no lim itation as to the de­
nomination. Men who are thorough­
going Christians filled with a b ility to 
teach (experience not necessary, but 
desirable), are desired for these po­
sitions. 
I f you have any men who 
would like to go to Roberts College, 
which is located in Constantinople, let 
them w rite to me. The call is for men 
who will go on a tw o or three y e a rs ’ 
contract, No man need ask fo r a bet- 
tei opportunity than is affo rd ed by 
these positions.”

T H S : D A f L T T E X A N

Beginning Monday and continuing until 
Saturday 6 p. rn.

We Will Give 
Absolutely

F R E E

HOME JO U R N A L 
DRESS PA T T ER N

W ith every dress length ol merchan­
in our Cotton and 
dise purchased 
Wash Goods sections. Remember 
the pattern costs you absolutely noth­
ing and its selection from our big style 
book containing hundreds of authentic 
is left entirely 
New Spring Styles 

to you.

Wom en’s, M is s e s ’ and Childrens

Dress patterns may be selected upon the purchase of dress 
lengths such as the case may require. The season for 
making up summer and outing dresses is upon you and we 
have prepared .abundantly for the big rush soon to folllovv 
with big selections of everything that is good, stylish 
and really worthy in tub dress materials, among which are 
all the* new things in fresh, cool foreign and domestic.

Madras, C repes, Linens, 
Voiles, Ratines, Ginghams 
and Many Others

V D I C A N ” ! D G

TI ii.1 i • novo
T h oy < rs n rkv j|

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cornin red 
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C A P IT A L $300,000.00 

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Gao. W . Littlefield, President. 
H. A Wroe, Vice-President. 
B . C. Roberdeau, Vice-President. 

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KODAK FINISHING

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pers and chemicals, and who KN O W HOW. Bring \mir ^ 
Films one day— get your picfun Ok next
TH E J O R D A N CO.

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A b o Extension Card*, Portables and Supplies 

E L E C T R IC L A M P S A N D S H A D E S
b*d,» 

and Up 

Columbia Mazda Lumps

A. E. HANCOCK COMPANY

•09 C onf. Ave. 

Plum bing, H eating, Ele ctric Work. 

pho** nj

T H E S E C R E T O F T H E P O B l L A R I I V OF

A U S T I N M A I D F L O U R

Lies in its individuality. 

Its popular not because it: made in Austin, but 

because its made S U P E R IO R .

Q U A L IT Y M IL L S , New ly Incorporated.

Austin, Texas

AUSTIN SANITARIUM LAUNDRY
I We do fam ily washing. Students’ laundry a specialty. Shirts 

9 cents, 3 for 25 cents; underwear, LG - cents per suit.
All work strictly guaranteed.

I 

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

Corner 14th and Avenue 

Phone 3086

A t prices that are always as low, and in most instances 
lower than elsewhere in Austin. The sticky, steamy, life- 
sapping heat of yesterday should be sufficient to convince4 
you that the time for tub dresses for both children and 
adults is practically here.

V OU can get what you w ant, whim you w int it. Everything, 

every day, in M EA T ’, 

fry us once and von will he pleased.

Excelsior Meat Market

115 W . S I X T H S I R I . E T 

Old 11 hone (525 and 725 

New 1‘hone 625

This Helpful Free Offer

fake advantage of this free pattern offer. 

OI patterns is only open for this week. The matter of 
making up wash dresses is one that you can’t dodge. So 
It 
begin now. 
costs you nothing, blit it does us. We merely urge upon 
you the importance of seeing our superior showing of cot­
ton and wash fabrics. 
The pattern is gratis in case 
you buy.

Easter Neckwear and
Gloves

Are often overlooked nut ii the last moment. While assort­
ments are at their best is the logical t inn* to buy. A recent 
shipment of beautiful new neckwear has just come to us. 
Y on will be delighted in looking over tip* many fresh, com­
fortable new shapes that are shown here. Priced at 
35c to $1.25.

Easter Suits and Dresses

W e ait4 indeed busy in our suit and dress section. The 
coining of Easter, of course, is always hailed with delight. 
Reports from every section of the globe forcefully indi­
cate that more money is being spent on elaborate displays 
for the big parade than at any previous Easter in the his­
tory of our country. This we believe is t rue, judging from 
the phenomenal local demand for better and more expen­
sive outfits. There is going to be some show on the 12th.

New Ribbons, Laces and Silks

H IG H -C LA SS D R E S S M A K IN G 
D E P A R T M E N T IN C O N N EC TIO N .

ONDIT &

EVERYTHING FOR WOMEN

PARTS OF BIBLES

In French, German, B a lia n , Bohemian and other foreign languages 
'N 11 I I Littlish translation accompanying each vnr-e. 

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910 C O N G R E S S AN E M G

G E T Y O U R T E N N IS R A C K E T R E S PRI N G BY THE
AUSTIN RESTRINGING CO.

Only one day to wait. Leave your racket at University < at ion today with 
VV. II. Stacy, at Engineering Building. Get it th e re (o n io n >w. Brice 
— best gut. G U A R A N T E E D 30 D A Y S .

T ry a B U C K E Y E M A Z D A L A M P , and convince yourself that 

the Buckeye Ma/da gives a better light, and a 
smaller light bill each month.

Austin Electrical Supply and Plumbing Co.
New rho** I
913 Congress A v e n w 

Old Rhone I 

W hat a Pleasure 
to Clubdom

W e Arrange terms

J. R. REED MUSIC 
COMPANY 800 Cong:Aye’

CHARLES G.WUKASH

F A N C Y C A N D IE S 

S H O R T O R D ER U N(Ht'

O Y S T E R S S E R V E D A N Y S T Y L E 

2220 Guadalupe Street 

Old Phone I 1

THE CAPITOL BAKERY

bort
W ill till your order for all kinds of Bakery Cooee o ^ 

notice. Reasonable price, good quality and quick >erwce. 
us a trial, please. Old Phone 1016.

WILLIAM ROBENSON

 T H E C R E S C E N T

Stuf on ts ' [accomodation place 
I b a t’s our business. Also to 
furnish you with your 
Ice 
Cream, P u n c h e s and any thine) 
in the re fr es h m en t line.

D O N ’T F O R G E T !

Sprviitl prices to Students. 

I m ake a1! fancy I 

C r e a m s from m olds, .Oars, heats, eggs and spade

c r

s.

I H E C R E S C E N T
1000-2 Congress Avenue

Old Phone I 7 0 S 

Njew Phone M37

ARf l ai VsS m k e 
the W orld Over
TI lr iron-nerved bird-men who 
buck i tip brot ie. bos of the 
ride the. 
flir — the braw ny cow box ? of the 
W e :t —Uncle Sant’s sturdy Jack Tm 
“cow punt hers 
of tit* sea —in every calling that appeals to men of 
i n i t i a t i v e and ability — you’ll find “Bull” Durham, in 
f r esh Ii ind-mnde cigarettes, the favorite smoke.

Bidi ’ Durham appeals L> them not only because it 
i I neerb toha< e.o, but been ise of its xx < >n«lor!til flavor. 
Eve! notice tliat |>eculiarly distinctive, rich, fragrant 
.iroma that only “ Bull" Durham posses se* ? Ii isdue to 
i Re.fi< t ations-old process kn >\x n onlx to the makers of 
It is a unique factor in die w o r l d - 
“Dull” Durham. 
w I 

tjee.ess of this famous tobacco.

G E N U I N E

Bu l l D u r h a m

SMOKING TOBACCO

( / TU'W'Ji J r f o r t y h a n d - m a d e c ig a re tte s in e a c h 7 c s a c k )

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A manx cigarettes are rolled from “ Bull ’ Durham 
it.:; .ill brands of ready-made c lunettes in this
country co m b in e d— and the 
sa Vs are bf ill grow ing. Get 
“ Tic Makings” today — “ roll 
your o w n ” and obtain last­
ing, healthful rnjov men!.

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Shew HI)! h o w t o - R o l l 
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AUSTIN, TEXAS 

We b;iM our claim to your favor and patronage on a record 
\ CENTURY of perfect SEC URITY and absolute 

body.

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MU RE \LING.

OFFICERS:

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W A T T E R B R E M O N D , 1 s t V i c e - P r e s i d e n t

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P I E R R E B R E M O N D , LM Vice P r e s e n t 
S. J . V o n K O E N N E R I T Z , A s - t . I. <*shi>

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SNAMAN’S

506-508 CONGRESS AYE.

CUT FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS 
A r t i s t i c a l l y A r r a n g e d

HYDE PARK FLORAL CO.

Congress Avenue. 

Phones: Old, 964; New, 109.

K M.Ii s h e d 1894

B- W. RANDOLPH

W h olesale
BRUITS a n d p r o d u c e

JOHN BREMOND

E s t a b l i s h e d 1847

WHOLESALE GROCER

G U I R A D O A N D FOURTH STS. 
Bf H H PHONES 147 
Austin, Texas

Im porters and Roasters 

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HIGH GRADE COFFEE

G r a n t , J a m e s , T h i 1 C h e m i s t r y o f 

TRY THEM FOK SERVICE.

RHONE 73

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L E A D S T H E M A L L 

T H E D A I L Y t e x a n

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s t r i f e , w i t h a s h r e w d pol i t i ca l w r i t e r ’s 
a c c o u nt o f n a t i o n a l polit e s , a n d w i t h 
a c o l u m n s t o r y on t h e h o m e r u l e t r o u ­
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S E C R E T A R Y < I KI HL R E H U N S .

Loc al “ Y ” S e c r e t a r y C o n d u c t e d .Moral 
U p l i f t M e e t i n g a t Me d i ca l D e p a r t ­
m e n t — Hood R e s u l t s .

t h e 
l i v i n g a n d p r o p e r 

S e c r e t a r y T. W. C u r r i e o f t h e local 
V. M. C. A. h a s j u s t r e t u r n e d f r o m 
t o g e t h e r w i t h 
G a l v e s t o n , w h e r e he, 
Dr. R. E. V i n so n o f A u s t i n T h e o l o g i c a l 
S e m i n a r y , a n d Mr. J . L. H u n t e r o f 
D a l l a s , h a s b e e n c o n d u c t i n g a w e e k ­
e n d c a m p a i g n a m o n g t h e m e d i c a l d e ­
i n t e r e s t o f 
p a r t m e n t s t u d e n t s 
i n v e s t 
( l e a n 
l i f e 
mer it s. Dr. V i ns on w a s 
chief 
s p e a k e r a n d d e l i v e r e d f o u r a d d r e s s e s , 
t w o 
o n e F r i d a y , o n e S a t u r d a y , a n d 
S u n d a y . Mr , C u r r i e r e p o r t s a mo s t 
p l e a ‘- a nt t r i p a n d a v e r y c o r d i a l r e c e p ­
tion. H e s a y s t h a t I h e r e a r e TO e n ­
rol led in t h e f i e l i ma n c l a s s t h i s y e a r , 
over h a l f o f w h o m art* U n i v e r s i t y of 

t he1 

in 

T e x a s m e n , A u s t i n < a l l e g e , D a n i e l 
T a k e r , T r i n i t y , T. <'. II., a n d T a y l o r 
t h e s t u d e n t 
a r e a l s o 

r e p r e s e n t e d 

in 

E m e r s o n , M. 

I.. T h e E v o l u t i o n o f 

t h e E d u c a t i o n a l Ide al .

T e i m a n , L e w i s M . T h e H y g i e n e o f 

t h e S c h o o l Chi l d. 

.

( o h h o r l e y , I*, ll w o o d, R u r a l L i f e a n d 

E d u c a t i o n .

F i t z h u g h , T h o m a s , O u t l i n e s o f a 

S y s t e m o f C l a s s i c a l P e d a g o g y
IT 

T a l i a f e r r o , 

IL, K v e d i n c e s 

of 

C h r i s t i a n i t y Bi i e f l y S t a t * 1*!

Wi t on, W. J . , T h e E u r e k a S o n g 

t e r .

AI lot t R o b e r t , E n g l a n d ’s T a m a 
M o o n e y , W W. , ’The H o u s e D o o r on 

u 

t he* A n t i e n t S t a v e .

S m i t h , I 

ll , N a t u r e a W i t n e s s f o r
* he U n i t y , t h e T o w e r a n d t h e G o o d 

rn* 

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S n D e r , VV., S u l / e r ’- S h o r t S p e e c h 

es.

sin.

T o r t e r , 

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ll r a v e l i n g Sket* he 

in Rn m u a n d S w e d e n .

H a m p t o n , 
H o p s o n , Mr s . E. 

I. A., N u r s i n g .

( L o r d ) , M e m o i i

• if Dr. W i n t h r o p H a r t l y H o p s o n

T h o b u r n , J . M , 

I n d i a a n d M a l a y 

Tangler, A., V e r s u c h F i n e r E n t w i o k 

l u n g G o s e h i c h t e d e r .

B r e a d m a k i n g .

M a r t i n , F . X., H i s t o r y o f l o u i s i a n a 
L i t t l e f i e l d , J . I)., N o t e s f o r F o r g e 

S h o p T r a c t Jet*.

M a c N u t t , F. A., F e r n a n d o C o r t e 

a n d t h e C o n q u e s t o f M e x i c o .

G a b o n , F r a n c i s , N o t e w o r t h y E a r n 

A r n i rn, M a n s V a n . Du* T o l i t i s e h e n 

T h e o r i e m ties A l t e r t u m s .

T a u h l e r , E u g e n , I m p e r i u m R o m a n 

dies.

urn.

H a d a m a r d , S. J . , S u r 

la Met b o d e 

e n G e o m e t r i c ,

C l t u l l l i s , G. VT, C a t u l l e V e i o n e l i I 

N a t i o n a l M u n i c i p a l R e v i e w . 
C h u q u c t , A., U i G u e r r e , Ihf O 7.
W i l l 

t a t t e r , R i c h a r d , U n t e r i i * h e n 
l i b e r C h l o r o p h y l l M c t h o d e n u n d 

g e n 
E r g e h n i s s c .

W r i g h t , C. I)., I n d u s t r i a l E v o l u t i o n 

o f t h e U n i t e d S t a t e s .

t o r i a l D e v e l o p m e n t .

B r o w n , A. J . , ( ' l un e s * 1 R e v o l u t i o n .
U. S. D e p t , o f C o m m e r c e a n d La 

b or , S p e c i a l r e p o r t o n T a x a t i o n .

B e r t h e i m , A., H a n d b u c h ti er O r g a n 

i s c h e n A r s e n v e r b i r i d u n g e n .

G r a h n , C. IL, T h e A r t o f t h e S h o r t 

S t o r y .

S o m b a r t , W e r n e r , 

'The 

J e w 

a n d 

M o d e r n ( a p i t a l i s r n .

S y d n e y , VV. 

th* 
t h e E i g h t e e n t h C e n t u r y . 

E n g l a n d a n d 

E n g l i s h 

in 

J a c k , A. A., T o e t r y a n d B r o s e , 
C r a w f o r d , M a r y 

T h e R o m a n c e 

o f t h e A m e r i c a n T h e a t e r .

< i ( w e e p i e r , N. G., 

l e t t e r s f r o m a n 

A m e r i c a n F a r m e r .

Chil 11 p , Ii A., A r t in S h o r t S t o p , 

N a r r a t ion.

Sc h o o l < h i l d r e n .

f lid I o n d o n .

T y, Ie, VV 

l l . , T h e E x a m i n a t i o n of 

Si n Hey, IL <’., I n n s a n d T a v e r n s o f 

T h e m o r a l o f 

in 

t h e hopi n q i n g , is 

t hi s, a s w a s s t a t e d 
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L i b er .

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M u r r a > , J . A., T h e D i a l e c t o f 

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S o u t i i e r . i C o u n t r i e s o f S c o t l a n d .

F u l l e r - M a i t l a n d , 

J . 

A l e x a n d e r , 

ON APRIL THIRD

B r a h m s.

Many L a n c e s Will 

lie P e r f o r m e d al 

I V - l P a l 

l o He S l a t e d o n I lark 

F i el d— C o s t u m e s o f V a r io us 
C o u n t r i e s S h o w n .

T h e a n n u a l p a g e a n t o f t h e w o m a n ’s 
g y m n a s i u m will be he l d a t < l a r k H e l d 
F r i d a y n i g h t o f t h e w e e k a t 7 .MO p. rn.

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cd 

in co 

L i m e s r e p r e s e n t i n g six d i f f e r e n t n a ­
t i on 
a n d p l a y t h e i r p a r t s a c c o r d i n g l y . 
T h e s o p h o m o r e c l a s s e s w i n p r e s e n t 
v a r i o u s d a n c e s a n d d r i l l s u n d e r 
t h e 
a b l e m a n a g e m e n t o f M i s s C o s b y , t h e 
d i r e c t o r of t h e w o m a n ’s g y m n a s i u m . 
T h e m u s i c will be f u r n i s h e d by 
t h e 
B l i nd I n s t i t u t e O r c h e s t r a .

M i s s Kaapk* h a s b e e n e l e c t e d q u e e n 
t h e p a g e a n t , a n d M i s s L i p s c o m b 

o f 

will be t h e m a i d o f h o n o r . 
T h e f a l ­
l o w i n g will c o n s t i t u t e t h e q u e e n ’s a t ­
t e n d a n t s : M i s s e s M a r y A r b u t h n o t ,
A l i n e B r o w n , M a r y S t a r r o w , O e t y e 
IItnde, J e a n e t t e M a r k l e , L o u i s e M u l l e r , 
L u c i l l e R o b i s o n , D i a n a M i l e s , E l s i e 
G a r d n e r , L y d i a F r e e m a n , S u p h e r E l ­
l i o t t , O l l i e S w e e n s o n , D e l l a C o e n , T u l l e 
Rei d, A n n i e M a x w e l l , C o e l i a R e w a i t , 
A v r i e T i c k e t t , E l o . se W a t t s , M i l d r e d 
O i n k s a n d M a r y W h a r t o n . Little chil­
d r e n d r e s s e d a s b u t t e r f l i e s will w a r m

a b o u t t h e q u e e n.

A n ad m ission fee o f 25 cents for

N o t e s t e m , L u c y 

L i l l i a n , T h e Mu d - 

e m S h o r t S t o r y .

L e w i s , C. M.,

G a w a y n e a n d 

t h e 

O r t h , J o h a n n e i 

< i e f ihl mi d H e w n 

G r e e n K n i g h t ,

t s e i n s l a g e .

S c h w a l b e , G 
d e s M e n s c h e n .

A , I lie \ oi g e chi* bt <•

Al b e r g M o r i t z , Die A b s t a n m u rig 
e d i n g u n g e u 

d i e 

d e M e n s c h e n u n d 
S e i n e r E n t w i c k l u n g .

S h e a , J . I*, 

t i , D i s c o v e r y a n d E x 

p l o r a t i o n o f t h e Mi 

i c ippi V a l l e y 

G a r c e . F n u * c i s co , O n t h e T r a i l of 

a S p a n i s h P i o n e e r .

R i c h t e r , M M., L e x i k o n d e r Kohler! 

s t o f f V e r b i n d u n g e r i .

W e t l a n d , I L , Du* H y d r a z i n e .
V a c h e r d e I . a p o u g e , L ’A r y e n. 
R e y n o l d , C B , O l d S a i n t A u g * 

t i n e .

o n i e s

N e a r E a s t .

P o w n a l ! , A d m i n i s t r a t i o n o f t h e Col 

H a l l , ll , I i , A n c i e n t H i t o r y o f t h e 

R u s s e l l S c o t t h a s 

r e t u r n e d 

f r o m

a week m Houston.

a d u l t s a n d 
l o c e n t s f o r c h i l d r e n will 
lie c h a r g e d in o r d e r t o d e f r a y t h e e x ­
p e n s e * . T h e 
( e a t s will b e n u m b e r e d 
a n d t h e p e o p l e will t a k e t h e i r r e s p e c ­
t i v e p l a c e s in t h e g r a n d s t a n d .

Do n t w e a r S m it h - W i lc o x smart clothes 
for Y oung Men because w e tell you to— 
w e a r them because they help you on 
your way.

Sec the New English Models in thane strik­
ing M a r k a n d white effects, h ai rl in e and pen­
cil .stripes, the new Tartan Chicks anti the 
line of I Slut* Serges we have ever 
greatest 
s h o w n .

Priced $15 lo $35

G u r I lat. Sh o e and Furnishing D e p a r t ­
ments are in full spring bloom. C o m e 
in and tak e a look. Y ou’ve a look c o m ­
ing to you.

SMITH & WILCOX
616 Congress Ave.

UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY

The Austin National Bank
OF AUSTIN, TEXAS 
R e so u r c e s $ 5 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0

O F F I C E R S :

M O R R I S H I R S H F E L D , C a s h i e r .
E. P. W I L M O T , P r e s i d e n t . 
W M . I L F O L T S , Vicft P r s K k t e n t . 
C. M. B A R T H O L O M E W , A s s t . C a s h i e r 
KNOWS THE STUDENTS’ WANTS ANI) WANTS THE STU­
DENTS’ BUSINESS.

A R E Y O U F O O L I S H ?

II M il ARE PARTICULAR IN YIH ll CHOICE OE SI A- 

TRENERY. THEN YOU NRF NOT FOOLISH. YOU MERELY 

SHOW DISCRIMINATION. OUR STATIONERY IS MADE 

THE CO OP

WILL Iii: GLAU TO SERVE YOU.

MODEL STEAM LAUNDRY

SAVES YOU MONEY AND IS TH E BEST 
THE STUDENTS’ FRIEN D 

Phone 685 

1504 Larue* Street.

WILL S. WOOD PUBLICITY SHOP
MF LUCKA I'll INC, PRINTING, DECORATIONS
I r> my Mailing D ep artm ent for R esu lts in D irect A d v e r s i n g . 
Phone 333#
Room I, IV n d e A br Bldg. 

VAN SMITH DRUG CO

OPEN ALL NIGHT 
(O R N E R OF SIXTH ANO CONGRESS

T H E LAUNDRY for Var-
* sity people is the Driskill 
Hotel Laundry. Give them 
a trial and be convinced.
P h o n e 4 4 4 . C a lls a n sw e r e d p ro m p tly

( o w e in 

W e a r e r e a d y t o o r d e r t h a t E a s t e r S u i t . 
s a m p l e s , W e r e p r b - 
in t h e c o u n t r y a n d o u r 

t t a i l o r 

co o u i 

e n t t h e t x 

n d 

j u i c e s a r e r i g h t .

The University Shop 

A. G. GERGES

1610 LAVACA ST.

C a l d w e l l , 

I L VV., A m e r i c a n T e r r i 

\ LITTLE BETTER THAN SEEMS NEUENS ARY,” BUT 

THE PRILE IS RIGHT.

 O pens A pril 

T h e U n iv e rs ity Students* nu*. 
I. Clip tin coupon 
I in i I v P r o g r a m

pop ular place of am usem ent 
(Iou and come out. W a tc h for
in T he IV van.

“THE SCENARIO ’

VOMIT BEARER TO FIRST SHOW 

VT TMK

SCENARIO APRIL I.

Woman s Gymnasium Pageant

C L A R K F I E L D

FRIDAY, APRIL I 7:50 P. M.

Tickets on sale Tm*s«la\, March JI. at the' Co-Op and 

Graham 's Drug Store. Vdntis^ion 2.V. Children loc.

T H I ! D A I L Y T H A R

S T A N D I S H ^ ®

TEXAN WANT ADS

Hate: 

I rent per word 

in ad­
vance. Special rate when run more 
than three consecutive times. No 
ads 
telephone. Mail 
tin in to The I tally Texan, Univer­
sity Station,

taken over 

Class pictures m ade fo r The Cac­
tus can be had a t th e Co op o r a t The 
J o r d a n Co., (JIO C o n g re ss Ave.

W A N T E D U pper classm en o r cou­
ple to occupy nicely fu rn ish e d rooms; 
a n d one dow n­
one u p sta irs room 
1908 San 
sta ir 
4-1
Antonio street. P hone 2289. 

P riv a te e n tra n c e . 

P a rsle y , the d ry c le a n e r a nd dyer. 

'hone 886.

Dr, E. C. Berwick, D e n t is t Suite

521, Scarbrough Bldg.

A nderson & Benson s new g a r ­
I l l E a s t 

age- Studeb ak er-C adillac. 
F ifth stre e t.

C O L L A R 2 f o r 2 < «
C l u m Peabody (r Ca.Inc M.tkers

FOR SALE BY 
OSCAR ROBINSON
704 C o n gress Avenue

S. GREENBERG

The Only Exclusive Optometrist and 
Manufacturing Optician 

709 Congress Ave. 

Old Phone 1341 

Any broken lens duplicated 
w hile you wait.

BES-MAR THEATRE
Today and Tomorrow

Students Barber Shop
COUNTS & RUTLEDGE, Props. 

Invites you to call. 

2216 Guadalupe. 

Just across from the campus.

S tu d e n ts, go to th e P a la c e Barber 
first-class 
Shop, Bouche Bldg., 
work. The only T u rk is h Baths in the 
city. W’m. F. Wolf, Prop.

f o r 

TODAY

“ D E SE R T GO LD ”

IN TWO I’A RTS.

ANI )

“ M U T U A L W E E K L Y ”

LAIRD

SCHOBER

SPRING

PUMPS

ARE

READY

DILLINGHAM'S

E sta b lish e d 1871

NALLE & COMPANY
LUMBER

Mill Work 

Building Materials

Phones 172 

601-623 E. 6th S t

RING 3327

And H ave Th#
STUDENTS’ PRESSING CLUB
Doctor t h a t suit as you ta k # it o u t #f 
y o u r tru n k .

Corner of 19th and Guadalupe.

WILLIAM F. CRIMES & BRO. 
Mgrs.

UNIVERSITY MEAT MARKET 
L IN D A U BROS- Props. 
Dealers In 
CHOICE BEEF, M UTTON, PORK 
A N D VEAL 

Corner 24th and Guadalupe Sis. 

Old Phone 521 

New Phone 118

Come and see us for your Shaving 
Requisites. We sell anything in the 
Toilet Line. Special Inducements to 
Students.

It U R N II A M & F E H R
Opposite the Dri-kill Hotel.
113 F’ast Sixth Street.

AUSTIN FLO RAL FO.
723 Congress Avenue
OLOF OLSSON, Florist
105 East Fifteenth St.

Largest Establishment in Central 
and South Texan

Genuine Deep Shaft 
McAlester Coal

Now is the time to lay iii your 
Winter Supply

McAlester Coal Co.

Both Phones 216.

NELSON DAVIS & CO.

IMPORTERS AND 
WHOLESALE GROCERS

107-111 WEST FOURTH ST

SWANN
FURNITURE & CARPET CO.
T H E BIG STORE

401 Congress Avenue 

Furnish Fraternity Houses on Credit

give a concert and dance in the ball 
room of tho Rice Hotel at 8:15 o’clock. 
TI 
double e n t e r ta in m e n t will be 
given u n d e r the a u spices of th e U ni- 
tty H o uston A lum ni Association
vet 
“ I t I - p rop ose d by the a lu m n i a s s o ­
ciation to m ake the event one of social 
prominence. T he hall will he a r r a n g e d 
so t h a t e ig h t boxes will be available. 
Five of these boxes h av e already7 been 
"obi, the box holders be in g M e s s r s . FL 
IL P a r k e r , P a lm e r H u tc h e so n , W. S. 
H u nt, Coke B urns and S te r lin g Myer.
“ T h re e o th e r boxes a r e a v a ila b le In 
the h a n d s of F r itz Dyer, in th e Scan- 
lan building, who h a s c h a r g e o f the 
sale o f th e tickets. T he tic k e ts a re 
b ein g rap id ly sold an d include th e con­
cert a s svell as th e dance. T he l a t t e r 
will begin a t IO o ’clock a n d conclude 
a t 12. T h e m usic will be fu rn ish e d by 
th e Blitz O rc h e s tra . A recep tion will 
he te n d e re d to the Glee Club by S te r- 
ling M yer, pre sid e n t o f the H o uston 
a lu m n i, a t his residence in C o r tla n d t 
Place fro m 5 to 7 p. rn. o f th e sam e 
d a y .”

V ARSITY s tu d e n ts have th e ir work 
done fit Silver & A lie n ’s, the Driskill
barb ers.

I R \ M \ E LLIO TT, the A r tis t, p ro ­
p rie to r C o tta g e Studio. Phone 2346

M E E T me a t R e a so n o v e r’s B a rb e r 

Shop, Littlefield Building.

W e cati SA Y E YOU 

tim e, money 
and pain. U N IO N P A IN L E S S D E N ­
T IS T S .

In 

LOST 

g ra n d s ta n d . Monday, 
la re** notebook. N am e, H erb e rt Da­
vis. Please re tu rn to T e x a n office, 25

F O U N D 

In Room 205, a 

la d y ’s 
p u rse c o n ta in in g a sm all am o u n t of 
money.

LOST A K appa key, b e a r in g my 
nam e on 
re ­
ceive re w a rd . E m m a Lee, 2808 Rio 
31
Grande. 

F in d e r will 

the back. 

M ISS H A N C O C K will 

the 
latest dance, the “ M axine,” on T h u r s ­
day a fte r n o o n , from 4 to 6, a t Pro­
slimy wed
tection Hall. 

teach 

F O U N D W a te r m a n 

fo u n ta in pen, 
Room 129. O w ner m ay have sa m e by 
calling at T ex an office, 
id e n tify in g 
sam e and p a y in g for this ad.

l o r y o u r ty p e w r itin g work phono 

2906. A. VV. Hoddc.

Dr. H. E. Baxter, Dentist, 512 Scar­

brough Bldg. Old Phone 1316.

W . A . A ch illes & C e.

Dealers in

FANCY GROCERIES AND 
COUNTRY PRODUCE

H E A D Q U A R T E R S 
for Everything Good to Eat 

“lf i f s good to eat, we have it,” and 
” lf we have it, it’s good to eat.”

F’special attention to Sororities and 
Fraternities 
(Guadalupe and 16th Sts. 

Phone 865

PICTURE FRAMING 
OUR STUDY
lf we framed it, it has our 
If it has our Label, 
Label. 
i f s Perfect. We stand be­
hind the Label.

C. M. MILLER
a r t m a t e r i a l s
TU CONGRESS AVENUE.

THE ELLIOTTS
MAKERS OF PICTURES
SM Congress Avenue.

W

i

I *Ul®***we4 by Oil) TOWN SAMO* CO, Old Two, Dm,,

“DEEP EDDY”

CALLS YOU

\\ hen Canoes are used you find 
the “Old Town.” There’s class 
in every one.
W. H. Richardson & Co.
T arg et Rifles 
Fishing Tackle 

Baseball Goods

S O L E A G E M S FOR

G R I F F I T H D R U G CO.
NORRIS CANDIES
Largest Stock in the City

Also P A R K E TILFO RD ’S ( W i l l i s 

1

AN ACCIDENT TALK.

It is th e d e s ir e o f th e local tr a c tio n lines to giv • the aconic of a,,.*
I, !,T,7to I , ,7»
1 ®

a s t , v e t ra ilw a y s y s te m al' whirl, lh ,,- may IYH 
th e ir p ow er to ai l in m a k in g a G r e a te i A u s tin .” 

 

 

You can a b sist us in tin s e f fo r t by using great care to »vk\A 
to y o u rse lf a n d thoi.d.y reduce o u r a cc id e n t account and allow us tow 
“®
tin 1 money in e x te n d in g o u r lines. 
and verdicts bv pi vin* 
y o u r n am e, ii you see a n a c cid e n t, a s all th e com pa nj wants is the 2 
a s to how such occurs. A s t r e e t ra ilw a y com pany U a moral am a 
do in g a m o ra l b u sin e s s, a n d m u s t, nerc h a n c e, encounter just claims wR 
w e w a n t to a d ju s t.

You can a s s i s t in th e redu ctio n o f u n f a ir suit 

May we a s k , when you see a n a c c id e n t, that you give your name with 
o u t co m p elling the c o m p a n y to run you down to get i t ? ' Should it be a 
f a i r claim, th is c o m p a n y w a n ts , to s e ttl e it a n d do the right thing Whit 
will you do a b o u t i t ? Vou m a y s a y , “ W h a t can the company do’” his 
forced to e x te n d a n d im p ro v e its lines with th e grow th of the city and i 
th e r e b y a big f a c to r in th e g r o w t h o f a G R E A T E R 
It cannot 
s ta n d still. 
I t h a s to im p ro v e its lines a n d must add new equipment to 
c a re to r th e in c r e a s in g bu siness.

\HSTIX 

The local lines a r e , ju s t to cite th e t r u t h of th) , spending thousand 
of do llars a n n u a lly in s tr e e t im p ro v e m e n ts , ordered foi March shipment a 
pow er u n it to c o st $29,000 a n d $15,000 w o rth of new car , and want to 
do more. B u t w h a t o f 
it not be 
tr e a te d tis a m a n b e g in n in g a new in d u s tr y 
f o r Au tin? We arc Home 
bu ilders B O O ST IN G A u stin .

increa m g 

i n v e s t m e n t ‘ 

S h o u l d 

I lie 

We a sk YOU, ti p a tr o n of A u s tin a n d vicinity, to help us avoid accident-; 
by doing so you can help us p u t th e m oney we annually pay out for acct- 
d e n ts and perso n a l 
in ju ry d a m a g e s u its into new equipment and needed 
im p r o v e m e n ts of y o u r HOM Id st r e e t r a ilw a y sy stem , and thereby benefit 
y o u r s e lf in th e m a t t e r o f a n e x te n d e d stre e t railway 

y tem.

AUSTIN S T R E E T RAILWAY COMPANY, W. J. Jones,Pres.

Messenger Service 
P H O N E 8 4 5

Griffis k S« , Prop*-

Stacy-Robbins Co.

Insurance, Loans and 
Real Estate, 
Surety Bonds. Property For Sale or 

Rent 

in All P arts o f the City. 

Offices: 714 C ongress Ave., A ustin

S A V E MONEY

Bring us your 

JEWELRY REPAIRING

Work Guaranteed

Costley & Maud

Jewelers 

SIG Congress Ave.

Weare Headquarters for

I L L . H I LG \ R T N ER, M. D.

Picnic Lunches, F ru its, Candy, 
Fancy Groceries
BAUER BROS.

2501 Guadalupe St. 

Phone 182

P r a c tic e Limited to Bye and bar lb-

eases.

Office Sea rabrough Bldg., Cor. Sixth 

S t r e e t an I Congress Avenue. 

Office H ours: 9 a. rn. to I P- m' ,J

p. rn. to 6 p. rn.

BATES TAILOR SHOP

Phone 590.

FOR C LEA N IN G W D P R E S S IN G .

VS i* c a r r y a c o m p lete line o f s a m ­
ples of L a m b & Co., also A. E. A n d e r ­

son s. Come in a n d see th e m .

Meet Me a t I he
UNIVERSITY BILLIARD 
PARLOR 
2212 Gaudalupe St.
C. G. M \P E S , Prop.

DR. JOE GILBERT

Rooms 319-320-321 Scarbrough Bldg 

DR. W. R. WEBER
DENTIST 

Room 506 I.it 11, ti .Id B ld*. Fiflh r»« 

Austin, Texas

Millinery Parlors
M iss H elene Bastian

Proprietress

Old P h o n e 12*76.

916 (J >ncTess Ave

TOM D. SMITH

f a n c y
G R O C E R I E S

DOI Congress A*

P hones:

Phones 862

Office: Old, 1506; N ew , 102. 
Residence: Old, 997; N ew , 355.

a t

t e n t

i o n 

Given to you and your clothes 

AMERICAN LADY 
FLOUR

TEXAS g o o d s f o r 
TEXAS P E O P L E

you ring

825

U N 1 V E „ T J m . Tt h " ^ SH0P 

DR. HOMER HILL

PH Y SIC IA N A N D S U R G E O N 
Over Yan S m ith ’s D rug Store 

Residence, 2007 W hitis A venue 
Both Phones— Office, 65; Re®., 224

T h e W . L . Harrison C«

912 Congress A «««‘

F A N C Y G
d e l i c a t e s s e n IN co- 

f

j V

„ 

PICNIC LUNCHES

Antony and Cleopatra

Performance 

tarts at 0:2*0, ll :30 a. in., 1:30, 3:30, 5:30

IN FILU T FARTS.

7:30, 9:30 p. in.

BRALLEY IN FROM 

A LECTURE TOUR

Relent 

I rip to Different Points 

in 

I *\ a - \\ ere Successful— Vn- 

other Trip Planned.

tor F. M P-rn I ley and 
those 
e*l with bim in the extension 
lent ha ve been conduct i ng a ii 
in various p a rts 
e c a m p a ig n 
<tate in the in te r e s t of b e tte r 
life. 
three 
Two g ro u p s of 
* a* ii h a v e j u s t re tu rn ed from 
I lie f. * I 
weeks ea in pa ie ii in 
counties: Hill, Bosque, Ellis,
an, G ra y so n a n d ' H unt. 
In 
linty from five to seven stops

I vt 

ed m a r k e tin g of 

’ g ro u p consisted of Mr. 
P X ■-tin, Mr. FT FT Davis 
•I** 
ie P. Rich; a nd th e seo- 
p " f dr. Geo S W ehrwein, 
\ W hite arid Miss F’ranees 
Mr X i tin and Mr. W ehr- 
fa rm 
rural <*»•a I it -, and agricul- 
 r. 
■ ‘ j 
id Mr. Whitt- lectured on com 
>-<*{*• ratio n f >»r social, eduea- 
l*ett< rm e nt, and 
• • < nomi* 
and Mf - Lowell spoke on 
J n « a- h {ourity vis-
re crowds and a cordial recep-
In ail suitable
 
I Diversity 
: ga? 

o*n or sot ial centers

e n t e r p r i M

home an d 

 wi*h. 

“ 

' 

 

school J

i- 

ti. 

ervice 

an 
reach 

e f f o r t
peo-
»f ! ot e n te r school as s t a ­
in 
the opinion of those en- 
i the work a n d according to 
re* l ived by Mr. Braliey 
counties visited, th e cam- 
1 been a pronounced success 
•'G- stan d p o in t. 
low Mr. W hite, Miss Bowen 

To

Mf D ivi go 

ir 
where they will re m a in the rest of the 

to Bell County,

I . N e x t week Mi ta y lo r and
- - Owen .vin go to C h ild ress Goun-
Mi 
l > • 
Lu week b eg in n in g April 13,
-Xii Austin and his g ro u p will visit
L a m a r County, and Mr. White and his 
g ro ip will go to Yan Zant County.

You ought to Im* concerned 
about your spring clothes, as 
F aster conies on April 12.

lf you wish to buy economical­
ly you will make no mistake in 
c o m i n g here.
SOCIETY BR VNO t I DTH ES 
KNOX SOFT II VI S.

HARRELLS

Up-to-1)ati* Clot hi*".

TELEGRAPH ORDERS

Modern Met hod" Insure Quick In l i ­
er tea.

I 

F o r the* b e n e fit of the eleven: 
.r 

m an ti, Moore A* M o n i on 
ra n g e d to o rd e r E a s t e r S at 
a n d in sure p ro m p t deliver:*
In th is way a n o r d e r } 

• i
oM ore & M orrison any day th." 
will be delivered by S a tu r d a y , befu"< 
E a s te r . T h is 
m a n y will be quick to ap pre cia te, no 
doubt.

is a convenient'* 

tin 

G. Fit

■ M l .l l l 1 W M l f H H M L W 

II N - IU 

I V - a k - S . V *

H im k liU

To Graduates o f Any P r o fe ss io n - 

GLEE CLUB BA N QU ET.

1913-1914 

I Will Paint Your Shingle

You Pay Me When You Mak# Good

T h e follow ing 
Houston Chronicle!

is 

ta k e n fro m 

the 

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th e eve n in g of April 21 

the 
U n iv e rsity of T e x a s Glee Club will