THE VOL. X V I . FIRST COLLEGE A E S O U T H A U S T I N , T E X A S , S U N D A , , A P R I L 3 0 . 1 9 1 6 V * COMMITTEES FOR INTERSCHOLASTIC MEET ARE NAMED TENNIS MEN TO SOUTHERN MEET AT NEW ORLEANS SPEAKERS’ CLUB AND ATHENAEUM TRIANGLE TRACK MEET AT CLARK WIN IN PRELIMS FIELD MONDAY SELLARS THOMAS PITCHES ONE-HIT GAME WITH A. C. N u m b e r 1 6 5 Sonu Six Hundred High School V is­ Sellars thom as and Palmer Bradley itors Expected to Participate This y car— Men Named to Supervise E ntertainment. Leave to Represent University at Crescent (Tty— Oklahoma Next Week. Mel borne, Corenbleth, and Blalock Shorthorns; Southwest Texas Nor- Represent Athenaeum, AVhile Par- ten. Johnson, and Lattimore Win i mal, and Baptist Academy to Participate in Field E ven ts for Speakers. Monday. Robbed of No-Hit Game, A fter Two Were Down in Ninth, Gets F i f ­ teen Strikeouts— Varsity Pilfers Seven Bases. Committee of students who will aid in conducting the sixth annual meet of the Interscholastic League on next Friday and Saturday have been s e ­ lected by the executive committee. A general m eetin g o f all com m it­ tees is called for Tuesday afternoon at 5 o’clock at the Y. M. O. A. The various com m ittees follow: Supervisory chairman-—H. L. Skiles. Reception—J. K. Crossman, chair­ man; E. Y. Boynton, M. C. Culberson, James Ward, A. Granger, N. Leach man, B. Hanger, J. ll. Parten, ll. Pot­ ash, J. Webb, F. d o eth , J. E. Elfen- bein, Warren Dale, J. L. Kerr, (). E. Nelson, E. May, M, Ferguson, .I Ab­ ney, and W. R. S cru ggs. L. ll. Accommodations Taylor, chairman; Alva Carlton, Edna F lem ­ ming, E. C. Soule, F. J. Lyons, Aleck Spence, R. AI. Myers, Palm er Bradley, Judson Wood, True Buford Jester, Strong, Ernest Thompson, Mary Greer, Alable Farwell, and Lillian Evans. Girls’ reception com m ittee— Helen Leary, chairman; Lillian Womack. E u ­ genia Welborn, Ruth Ransome, V irgin­ ia Spence, and Edna Flemm ing. Campus accommodations— If. B. to be A s sis ta n ts Beck, chairman. chosen by the chairman. Entertainment at the Y. Al. C. A.__ J. Kilpatrick, chairman; Helen Mob­ ley, Gladys Scaling, Warren Dale, Har­ riet Spence. Program of g et-tog eth er m eetin g— VC E. Loose, chairman; Hubert Jones, and George Holmes. Debate preliminaries— E. D. Shur- ter, chairman; FL Griscom, J. R. Pels­ ma, and V. C, Johnson. Boys’ senior declam ation— T. V Smith. Lyons. Francis. com. Girls’ senior declamation F. J Boys’ junior declam ation— Chas I. Final declamation c o n te s t— E. Gris­ Final debate J. R. Pelsma. Officials. Executive com m ittee— E. I). S hor­ ter chairman; R. (J. Bressler, L. Theo. Bellmont, A. Caswell Ellis, Aliss F^u- nice Aden. Manager of debate and declamation — FL I). Sh urter. Assistants J. B. Pelsm a, FL Gris­ som, V. CL Johnson, FL J. Lyons, T. V. S m ith , U. L. Skiles, CL B, C a l l a w a y , C L F rands, O. W. Wood. Manager of Tennis— D. A. Penick. Assistants— J. Greer, F. Estill, H. Jones, H. Thomason, C. Alderson, A. T. Granger, H. A. Pickens, M. Pur­ cell, AL Callieutt, Chas. Faust. Officials o f the Track Meet. Manager— R. G. Bressler. Assistants—W. E. Loose, N. IL Moore, C. B. Callaway, R. FL Willson. cou rse—L. clerk o f Reteree and Theo. Bellmont. A ssistants— R. B. Henderson, A. Scurlock. ner. Clerk of Field - A ssistants— W. -H. J. E ttlinger. S. B irge, C. E. Tur- Starter— C. E. Van Gent. Judges of Finish— C. W. Ramsdell, D; Scurlock, C. P. Blackwell, Paul Simmons, E. N. F itzg era ld , H. K. Brown. Timekeepers— J. E. Trevelen, CL S. 'oakum, Sam Polk, Morgan Vining. •fudges of the field— W eights: W. • f*!!ge, N. L. Hoopingarner, J. FL ^ a i > S. W. Smith, Ja m es Dikes, Meyer. Jumps and valuta: Chas. , Urn(jr> L’. G. Raht, J. E. Ward, S. B. Simpson. , / Scoiers R B. Henderson, N. FL ore> A Scurlock. Announcers— W. E. Loose, Mack 1 » M. K. Griffin, T. D. Drury, inspectors— C. P. Blackwell, * D. ;_ -nock, A. Carlton, T. D. Drury, E. L Clemens. In the preliminaries for the inter­ society championship held last night, the Anthenaeum defeated the H og g, ( lub was given a and the Speakers unanimous decision over the Rusk. ‘Resolved, That the Philippines Should Be Given Their Independence in Four N ears, uhs the question under discus­ sion. In the H o g g -Anthenaeum contest, Elmo W’el borne, Jack Blalock, and FL AL * oienbleth for the Athenaeum won over F rank Scott, FL <’. Gibbs, and C. S. Pugh of the H ogg. The willers up­ held the n egative side o f the question. In the S peakers’ CIub-Rusk debate, J. R. Parten. Sid Johnson, and Hal Lattimore were victorious over Robert F ield, Henry Taylor, and Guy Rogers. The judges ot this contest were Judge Rice, Prof. Patterson of the Law De­ partment, and Dr. W. FL leon ard . Anthenaeum team will m eet the Speakers’ Club men May 8 to de- < idc which society shall be the holder ot the H. A. Wroe loving cup for the coming year. Tho cup is now in p os­ session of the S peakers’ (Tub, and if they hold three consecutive years, they will become its perm anent owner. for it HONN ......... Texas Baylor ......... A. & Al........... Southwestern T H E Y S T A M ) . P. W. .................... 12 IO 12 8 12 8 ....................8 5 Pct. .883 .660 .600 .625 PETITION OMITTED. The first trip of the season for the tennis team will be to the Southern Intercollegiate Tournament at N ew Orleans. Sellars Thomas and Palmer Bradley left last night to reprsent Texas against all the Southern col­ leges. I In* meet begins Monday moi rung and runs three days, (lur men enter both singes and doubles, and are expected to g ive a count of themselves. good ae Oklahoma will be the next victim. They will be played next week also, the nth and 0th. Jam es Thomas and Dodd will represent Texas. Thomas is the best conditioned man on the squad, and can play a s t r o n g gam e Dodd has against the rounded into form splendidly the past better than playing week, and us ever before. Each man will play two o ff singles matches doubles. best. very ani one of MYERS ANNOUNCES FOR PRESIDENCY Raymond Myers, a middle law stu ­ dent. last night announced his candi­ dacy for the office of president o f the Students’ Association. Air. Aiver was a Phi Beta Kappa id’ last June, and is now working towards a law d e­ gree. He has been leader o f the Var­ sity band for the past three years, and is also serving his third year as stu ­ dent assistant in Aledieval History. He was one cd’ the U niversity debate! s last year, and has served on the S tu ­ d ents’ Assembly, and so has had a c­ tual training in the work o f s elf-g o v ­ ernment. I interest The list o f candidates who had hand­ ed in their petitions for o ffices in the Women S tu dents’ Association, as pub­ lished in S a tu rd a y’s Texan, did not contain the name o f Miss Alline Hart- son, who is a candidate for the presi- Mr. Myers, when interviewed by a deney of the W om en’s Council, due Texan reporter, had the following to j 0 ! to the fact that her petition w as not say regarding his candidacy: not believe that men who are in f r a - j * ‘*e(l until ten minutes to tw elve, a t The Texan had gon e to tern Hies should refuse to take an ac­ tive in student self-govern- merit; nor do I believe that frater i i i - ^ I ties as such should be a factor in U n i - . 4* 4* versity politics. Therefore, upon so- ; V licitation of fr iends, both fraternity j v and non-fraternity, I have consented V to make the race for president of the S tu dents’ Association as a st rictly in- ( dependent candidate, with the backing of no caucus arid with no desire for I should like to be re­ such support. garded as running upon my merits.’ 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* * system successful or unsuccessful? which time press. T H E HONOR S Y STE M . it be retained? I he honor 2. Should 4* 4 - 4* Is I f I. track normal The Shorthorn team will clash in a triangular m eet with San and the Marcos B aptist Academy Southw est T exas Normal, also o f San Marcos, on Clark F'ield Alonday a fte r ­ In a recent dual noon a t 4 o ’clock. school, the meet with the Texas men took the large end o f an 89-46 score. Robertson and Dittmar were the stro n g point g etters. In the contest next Monday afternoon Texas will be represented in the dashes by Gouge, Jordan, and Taylor. Moss and Robertson will run both hurdle events and Jordan and Taylor will go the 88 yards. Averitt and Tyler will coinepete in the mile run and Trask, AL Pearce, Alexander, and Jordan will do the jumps. Trask, Kelso, and B a­ ker will enter the pole vault and My­ ers, Kelso, and Dittmar will take part in all w eigh t events. The relay team will he made up by Jordan, Brengle, Taylor, and Snyder. This will be the last track m eet to be held on Clark Field this year, anil promises to be closely contested, as both San Marcos schools have good teams. ROBERT FIELD TO BIRMINGHAM Robert Fields will leave Tuesday night for Birmingham, Ala., where the Southern Peace Contest will be held this year. F'ields recently won first place in the S tate Peace Contest, and will therefore represent not only the U niversity o f Texas, but also the entire State, a t the Southern meet. Field’s home is in San Antonio, and he is a graduate o f San Antonio High School. He also won the State Dec­ lamation Contest in 1914. El >UC A H O N A L < A M PA IGN. Miss Stolzus from the Department o f Public School Improvement will [rut in San on an educational campaign Antonio next week. Mr. FL FL Davis of the above departm ent will accom­ pany Miss Stolzus. The e x a c t na­ ture of the cam paign is not known. 4- 4* 4* -L Would you report an- *1* other student if you saw him cheating on an exam ination or •J* Quiz or in the laboratory, or in any other w ay? •I* 4. Should the honor sys- tem be limited to quizes, ex- laboratory and •f* animations, *•« work? 5. Are there defects in the If so, what •J* •J* are they, and what remedy system ? would you s u g g e s t? tem? (Please an sw er +}• 6. VV hat in general is your V opinion about the honor sys- -J- fir s t V •I• four queestions, Yes or No. •jI• Please an sw er questions 5 and 6 on a separate sh eet o f p a­ per, a ttach in g it to this ques- tionaire). the COMMONER A PP E A R S . “The Commoner,” No. I, vol. III, made its appearance in the University this morning. This publica­ circles tion is a on the Barb-Frat question, and deals with so ­ cial conditions a s they e x ist in the University, and is published by non­ fraternity students. one-sheet edition KIFLE M EET PO STPO N E D . * t•ie v 4* 4* j The rifle meet, which was to have 4* been contested today between Varsity 4* and A. AM., has been postponed to a 4* later date. *% i . ____________ GEOLOGY HIKE. about fifty phyiography students from 4* about fift y p hysiology students from 4* the Austin High School, made the an- 4* nual trip to Marble Flails yesterday. * » T V -J- -J- .*« »L .% •?« Signed, To allay 4* 4* 4- 4* B E A U T Y PAGE. Note: Your an sw ers will be treated as confidential if you desire.— Editor. 4* •J* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4- ♦ i 4- 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* * JI. 4* 4* 4-4- 4*4*4, 4*4*4*4, 4<4*4*4*4- 4^*s*4*4*4*4*4*4*4*4*4*4*4«4*4* any doubt that some may have about the a p ­ pearance of the annual Beau­ ty Page, The Texan a n ­ nounces th at Wednesday, May 3rd, has been definitely decided upon as the date for the publication of same. A list of all delinquents will po.si lively appear in this paper on that date. Please cut out, fill out, and send to the editor-in-chief, or place in the copy box ju st in­ side the door o f The Texan office. Answ ers from faculty m em ­ bers also would be appreci­ ated. *V* V J 4* 4- MAY ALCALDE. The May Alcalde, containing many articles of interest, both to the pres­ ent students of the U niversity anil to the alumni, will be out next week. a *1* 4- A V 4- 4- 4* 4* 4* 4 * •I* +2* NOTICE. Alonday night, Alay I, at 7:,TO, in the U niversity audi­ torium. Lieutenant FL K. S ter­ ling, of the Third United States Cavalry, stationed at Fort Sam Houston (San A n ­ tonio), will address the stu ­ dents on the United States Military Instruction Camp to be held at Fort Sam Houston from June 12 to July 8. This camp will be similar to the military camps instruction held at Plattsburg, N. Y. Lieutenant Sterling will be in the the Main Building both Monday morn­ ing and Monday afternoon to answer any questions with reference to the tam p at San Antonio. corridor of VV. J. BATTLE. A cting President, 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* v v V * A •?« v 4* t ( By VV m. T. Donaldson.) Sellars Thomas pitched m agnificent bail and blanked the boys from Austin College yesterd ay afternoon. He e s ­ tablished a new strike-out record for the season by striking out fifteen men and came within the barest margin of pitching a no-hit gam e. In the ninth inning, with two down, E stes sent an easy fly to left, which Dolan m is­ judged, allow ing the ball to bounce in front cd him, and Sellars was thus prevented from entering the charmed circle. The Longhorns’ six well-bunched bingies and their speed on the paths were largely responsible for their six runs. In the first inning Ezzell led o f f with a stin g in g grounder down the third base line, stole second, went to third on K eltner’s infield out, hut was thrown out at. the plate when Cannon hit to Hallmark. Cannon stole sec­ ond, went to third on E nglish ’s in­ field hit, and scored when the two runners executed a double steal. In the n ext inning Williams drew a pass, stole second, and scored on Maxey Hart’s single. Texas scored four runs in their f i ­ nal round at the bat. Dolan led o ff with a walk and w ent to second on Edmond’s hot grounder to right. Wil­ liams drove one into left center, for two bases, scoring Dolan and Sending Edmond to third. McMurray hit to Hallmark and was thrown out at the plate, Williams g oin g to third on the play. In the course of an attempted double steal, Carrol dropped Sher­ to rill’s score and McMurray to reach third. latter tallied on Maxey H art’s The tap to left. throw, allow ing Williams The austin College boys put up a much better gam e yesterd ay than in their exhibition F’riday, but th ey had no chance to win a g a in s t Sellars T hom as’ superb pitching. P a ce’s great catch o f Rainey’s d iffi­ cult fly in the eighth was a feature of the game. The gam e was witnessed by what was probably the sm allest baseball crowd seen a t Clark Field this season. The box score follows: Austin College. lb 4 4 4 Score: Swenson, lf Sherril, c ............ Wheat, Estes, r f ............ Hallmark, ss . . Lowe, c f ............ . . . . 3 . . ___ 3 Wiseman, 2b Rainey, p McElroy* AB. R. IL PO. A. FL 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 I 0 I 0 0 0 0 7 0 IO 0 0 I 0 0 2 0 «>(bt 0 0 0 0 2 0 3 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .......... ......... I 28 0 * Batted for Hallmark in 1 23 7 the ninth. I Texas. AB. R. Score: P^zzell, rf ....................3 0 Keltner, 2b ...............3 0 I Cannon, cf ................. 4 I ................. 2 English, lf ............... 4 0 FMmond, 3b Williams, lb . . . . . . 3 2 Secor, s s ...................... 3 0 M. Hart, c ................. 4 0 S. Thomas, p . . . . . . 2 0 L. Hart, rf . . . . . . . . I 0 ......................0 0 Pace, c f I Dolan, l f ...................... 0 0 I McMurray, ss IL PO. A. FL t ) o i t l o 0 1 2 1 0 1 0 0 1 3 0 0 l l 1 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 16 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 30 5 6 27 6 2 OOO OOO OOO— 0 ............................... HO OOO 03*— 5 Austin College Texas Two-base hit— Williams. Struck out— By S. Thom as 15, by Rainey 6. I, o ff Rainey 5. First base on balls— O ff S. Thomas Hit by pitcher— Thomas and Kelt­ ner by Rainey. Wild pitch— S. Thomas. (Continued on p ag e 4) _ Photographers — Richard Mather, r’ M. Kuehne. 4* 4* 4* Cactus Sale Still on Past, Present, and Future Books can be hed in the Corridors of Main Building Order De Luxe Edition NOW Names Slumped on Regular Books 50c Extra ( HAS. B. STEWART, Manager. To b i n s B o o k s t o r e J Engr r o v i n g . E m b o s s i n g a n d P r in t in g . I j W e d d in g Invitations,G ir d s and P r o g r a m s fry E v e r y t h in g do n e co m p le te in o u r P la n t £ A . L J S T 1 ISvL THE DAILY TEXAN w ^°*e ljuk^c schopl system , from school The Student Daily Publication of the *he one' room house to the university and col- A .stronger race of Tex- — .----------------------------------------- 1 leges. Published every m orning except Mon-j a n s is growing u p . U niversity of Texas. country day during the college year. j _ T H E D A I L Y T E X A N CHURCH SERVICES Rev. J. W. Israel of Cuero will preach mourning and evening a t the University B aptist Church. He is one of the leading preachers of the State, and all students a re invited to hear him. Entered as second-class m a tte r a t the I Postoffice a t A ustin, Texas, under! the Act of Congress March 3, 1879. Subscription price $2.30 if paid before December I, otherwise $3.00. Editor-in-Ohief r>ar*iel W illiam s M anaging Editor Roy E H a w k Myron T. Blalock.. Business M anager Dexter Scurlock. .A s s ista n t M anager David M cG ee.. . .Circulation M anager Offices: University, Room 109 Main Budding; up-town, 204 W. Sixth St. Telephones: University office, 3149; up-town office, 489. Issue Editor Today. HAROLD POTASH. W. C. Heare ........... , F. Edward W a l k e r . . .Associate Editor Reporters. A ssistant Mildred Gladney Corinne Flood P a t Caldwell Ed Angly YE INTERSCHOLASTIC^. I he German siege of Verdun will sink into insignificance in comparison with the siege by five or six hundred public school studen ts with which the Univer­ sity of Texas is threatened. The initial attack is expected to occur on frid ay , May 5. The conquest will be complete on the following day. Naturally enough, the Uni­ versity will capitulate w ithout formal bickerings, and the school will he th e re ’n. Never before has the besieg­ ing arm y been nearly a slarge. There is certain to bo 460 par­ ticipants and as many as 150 teachers and coaches. Armed with vaulting poles, hamm ers, the discus, and w hat not, they a re coming. Arm ed with good will, smiles, hospitality, and a real hearty welcome, we will r e ­ How much nicer ceive them. could conqueror w ith the “ to be conquered” to be? W hat the annual interscholas­ tic meet m eans: A WHAT THINK YE OF HONOR SYSTEM? THE Baptist Students. —All Baptist stu- ^ E very reply we have th u s I a r dents are urged to be present a t the _ received to our questions regard- University B aptist Church Sunday of ing the honor system have sug-l mornin£- Announcements of gested changes. I f you have not seriously thought about the honor system, then give us y ou r if you haven’t a impressions. Texan from which to cut a blank, answer the questions on a blank piece of paper, th u s : grea t importance will be made. Rev. J. VV. Israel of Cuero will preach the m orn­ ing sermon. PROGRAM FOR RAM S HORN. Following is R am ’s Horn program : Illustrated lecture, E. F. Hies. Extemporaneous talks Savage, and J. B. Davidson. by VV. A. 1. Yes. 2 . Yes. 3. No, etc. P R I M I N G T H E TEX AN ON T H E CAMPUS. The Daily Texan is the official or- Miss Gladys Jam eson has as her guest her m other of Palestine, Texas. UNUSUALLY GOOD PROGRAM AT BELL AIR DOME TOMORROW I exas. University of It A very good program has been a r I he students want to g e t it .Journalism the School ot Ibis school is, of course, singing, and ^ * there. A A Monday is the day for singing by ourselves. •** A ♦ A A A A A A * •I* *1* *!* *I« •!* *1* 4* * •I J Hearted Jim .” a n o th e r funny comedy Special will complete music to suit t h e action of t h e play will be furnished the Bell Air Dome orchestra. the program . by Joy T h eatre Tomorrow. The divine S a rah B ernhardt will be seen a t the Joy tomorrow in “Jeanne Dole," the d ram a in which Miss Bern­ hardt made her last stage appearance. This picture will be positively shown only one day, and every one should take advantage of the opportunity of s e e i n g it, us it is beyond any question of doubt this wonderful actress will aver ap p e ar in. 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The immensity of tilt' whole process which culm inates in the assemblage of nearly five hun­ dred contestants, winners in school, county, and d istrict con tests, participated in by thou­ sands of young Texas athletes and orators cannot he estim ated. F o r weeks past school students in almost every ham let, town, and city in the broad S ta te have contended in friendly rivalry for th e honor they could bring to th e ir school and to themselves. The benefit to the individuals is inestimable. The gigantic plan impelling furnishes force the which bestirs every youth in every school in Texas to exert himself in some* wholesome and beneficial activity. More and more is the specta­ to r slipping from his place of idleness and uselessness in the grand stand or audience into the place which any self, respecting boy or girl should occupy as a participant upon th e field or up­ on the platform. The g ran d ­ stan d and its occupant loafers is threatened. The Interscholastic League p r o m i s e s ultim ately to depopulate the g randstand, to leave it to old age, visitors, and m arried people, and to supplant the commercialized team con­ te sts in which nine or ten men compete during a whole a ft e r ­ noon bet ore a th ro n g of many hundred against nine or ten op­ ponents. ‘‘Athletics for all’ is the conta­ It is infecting the gious slogan. It occurs to g r a p h te r th a t the solu­ tion to all this trouble about the honor system is to spend in the cultivation of honor about half time now spent in cursing the system. the — H A R — A volunteer has ju st arrived a t the conclusion t h a t P re x y ’s election was a case of the place. theological man for — HA R— We have always wondered w hether in the pedoggy d e p artm ent s tu dents have to hold up two fingers or three when they w ant to leave th eir seats for a drink of water. — HAR— Somebody stole the official Bible from S. M. U. chapel. The church school environm ent is fine, of course, but the environed a p p e ar to be about j as onery as the rest of us. — H A R — trade Poincare urges alliance to crush Germ an.— Austin American. the I Meanw hile a Idler of the steam roller would not hurt. pressure little in — H A R — General Scott Says Situation Be Gone Into Fully and Funston Says Outcome Will Be Pleasing.— Headline. Seems to be covered going and coming. — HA R— E ngland ought to send Mrs. Bank- hurst to take charge of the Irish situ­ ation. EN GINEERS* GRADES. I he nam es of ninety-five engineers a p p e a r on Dean T. U. T aylor’s mid­ term “ Call of D istress.” This is an unusually small number. I t is a list of those who failed to make above D in any subject. I t h e D A I L Y T E X A N SOCIETY lh ( . I annon pledged Theta XI. of C rockett has 4- * * K. C. Melver, law g ra d u a te of last year, now practicing law in Dallas, is spending a couple of days a t the University, •J* v A. S. Mc Master, C. E. T4, of Hous­ ton is visiting a t the Theta XI House. W. C. B ry an t of Ft. W orth, princi­ pal of the B ryant School for Boys, and a m ember of the class of ’98, has been at the past week in search of a teacher for his school. the University du rin g * * * rhe I beta XI fra tern ity entertained with a sm oker Friday night, honoring the faculty of the E ngineering De­ partm ent, 4* 4* I col. B a r re tt Wendell of H arvard and his wife have gone to San An­ tonio to a ttend the Battle of Flowers. I' rom there they will go to Galveston, en route to Newr Orleans, where Prof. Wendell is to deliver an address be­ fore the H arvard Club of th a t city. to Boston. Then Prof. Wendell expressed himself as delighted with the reception and en­ tertainm ent which he m et with here, and said t h a t he enjoyed every mo­ ment of the* tim e spent here. I* they will return Prof. .J, W. Manley is still visiting 4* 4* 4* VV ,F. Ayers of San Marcos is visit­ ing a t the Theta XI House. 4* 4* 4* Harold Collins has returned from San Antonio, where he witnessed the Battle of Flowers. 4* 4* 4* D. K. IO. f ra te r n ity announces the pledging of Edw ard F airw ea th er of Cleburne and Marvin Nichols of Den­ ton. 4* 4- 4* Miss Lucille Robison, who has been ill for the past few days, has r e tu r n ­ ed to sehool. 4* 4* 4* Rho ch a p te r of the T heta XI f r a ­ founder's day its the Cactus Tea ternity observed with a banquet a t room last night. 4* 4* 4* Miss Dorothea Hoit has gone to her home in San Antonio for a brief rest, necessitated by a threatened nervous collapse. 4- 4* 4* Miss M a rg a ret S te w a rt is spending the week-end at her home in San A n­ tonio. Miss Nell 4* 4" 4* Fitzwilliam, who has been visiting a t the Alpha Delta Pi House, h i s returned to her home in Bastrop. 4* 4* 4* Miss Lorene H untress Antonio for a sh o rt visit. is in San 4* 4* 4* The Newman Club will en te rta in their members and the visiting San Marcos Newman Club with a brea k ­ fast given this m orning a t the club house. 4* 4* v Dr. J. B. W harey of the English D epartm ent was a t home to his Sun­ day school class Friday evening. The class was there in full stre n g th , and an extrem ely delightful time was re­ ported. HEADQUARTERS BASEBALL m TRACK SUPPLIES FOR C. & S. Sporting Goods Co. (CASW ELL & SMITH) 613 Cong Ave. UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY The Austin National Bank OF AUSTIN, TEXAS — RESOURCES, $5,000,000.00— —OFFICERS— E. P. Wilmot, President Wm. H. Folts, Vive President Morris Hirshfeld, Cashier C. M. Bartholomew, Asst. Cashier. FACULTY AN D STUDENTS’ ACCOUNTS SOLICITED CALL ON US— Cold Drinks, Toilet Articles, Full Line of Cig­ arettes and Cigars. Prescriptions called for and accurately filled and delivered to your room. Use your phone. Dr. Royster. F L IN N ’S DRUG STORE Cor. 10th and Congress. Ernest G. LeMay, Mgr. COLI) DRINKS, WHITMAN’S CANDY AND A COMPLETE LINE OF FANCY TOILOT ARTICLES * Graham Drug Co. SOO Congress Avenue. V I C T O R VICTROLAS RECORDS Sheet Music 10c J. R . R E E D M U S I C CO. The Leading Piano and Music Store Snaman’s We are displaying exclusive styles in Ladies’ Fine Gowns and Dresses. Everything in Ladies’ Furnishings Snaman’s For B usiness and Professional Men and Women Accident Department. $5,000.00 fo r A ccidental Death. $25.00 p er week fo r Total D isability. $10.00 per week fo r P a rtia l D isability. Price, $10.00 fo r one year. $5.50 fo r six m onths. Health Department. $15.00 fo r f ir s t w eek’s confinem ent. $20.00 fo r second w eek’s confinem ent. $25.00 fo r th ird and up to 30 weeks. Price, $11.00 fo r one year. $6.50 for six m onths. Business Men’s Accident Association of Texas AUSTIN, TEXAS WRITE FOR PARTICULARS AND INFORMATION Phone 3353 ADVERTISE IN THE TEXAN Bathing Parties! NEED BATH CAPS? WE HAVE THEM 50c TO $1.25 University Drug Store J O IN T PICNIC P R E P A R A T IO N S . Fully five hundred persons a rt1 e x ­ pected to take p a rt in the picnic t h a t will be given by the Y. M. and Y. M. C. A. a t E a s t Woods on Friday, May 5th. The committees having the a r ­ ran gem ents of this picnic in charge are leaving nothing undone to make the a f f a ir a success. The crowd will m eet a t the W om an’s Building at 5 o’clock and then to the picnic grounds. F ree eats and plenty of good a m usem ent are included in the p r o - 1 gram . go T ry a T exan w ant ad. They brin g 1 M. SILVER, Prop. results. Brick Ice Cream 50c Brick Cut and W ra p p e d V an Smith Sport Shirts P la in W hite Madras and Stripes $1.00 Each at The University Toggery Shop The Place Ahead Fruit Punch $1.00 Per Gallon Van Smith THE BUSY CORNER DRISKILL BARBER SHOP DRISK IL L HOTEL EIGHT TONSORIAL ARTISTS EXPERT MANICURIST - ___ m m m m m APRIL 30TH, 1910 MRS. MARY HARRIS ARMOR Great Temperance Orator 3 P. M., First Baptist Church, corner loth and Colorado 8 I*. M., City Auditorium, co rn er 5th a n d G u a d a ­ lupe. She is called the “Geor­ gia Cyclone.” Hear her. Auspices VV. C. T. U. FIRST CLASS HOARD for $16 per month at 2116 Guadalupe Places for four left Phone 2198 Scarbrough Building THE HOUSE WHOSE REPUTATION WAS BUILT OF QUALITY AND SERVICE and THE PLACE YOU BUY Norris’ Exquisite Candy The H o m e E co n o m ic s * lub will have |a picnic T u e s d a y e v e n in g ' t h e r e g u la r m e e tin g in s t e a d o f T h o s e w ish in g J to g j vvill p le a s e sign up a t th e I). FT j B u ild ing. P re sid e n t. F O R S A LF,. — A c o t t a g e w it h f o u r I ro o m s, hall, b a t h r o o m and l a r g e b a r r . f o r A s o m eo n e . good f ro m U n i v e r s i t y pc GAME WITH A. ( TOMORROW Matinee Monday and Tuesday at 3 P. rn. A few at 50c 1000 Seats at 25c i MUES Old T e le p h o n e 102 0 NIGHT 8:30 Orchestra 50c and 73c Balcony 35c and 50c 2nd Balcony 25c TOMORROW AND T I ESD AY— M A T IN E E AND NIGHT S E V E N S U P E R L A T I V E A C T S With ev ery o f f e r i n g the hest money can buy in it s p a r t ic u la r b ra n ch of a m u se m e n t, headlined by S p a i n ’s F o r e m o s t T e r p s ic h o r e a n A rtists T H E T W O ( A N S I N O S D a n ce r s to His M a je s t y , A lfo n so X I I I , and R o y a l Court o f S p a in V A R I E T Y ’S C L A S S I E S T N O V E L T Y In tro d u cin g a blend o f n a tiv e, modern and in t e r n a t io n a l n u m b e r* th a t h a ve sw ept A m e ric a n au d ien ces o f f t h e i r feet B R I L L I A N T L Y S T A G E D — G O R G E O U S L Y C O S T I VIED and su rrounded by a bill o f seven a c t s o f s u p e r la tiv e m erit. T O O T S P A K \ and H er N ativ e H a w a iia n S i n g e r s and I n s t r u m e n ta l is t s M A Y O & T A L L Y H a l f o f th e W orld F a m o u s F.mpire C ity Q u a r t e t t e W. Hart M cH ugh P r e s e n t s the N atio n ally Noted Riot o f M irth O N T H E S C H O O L P L A Y O R O ! A D D S A flappy R e m in isc e n c e of Kid f l a y s W ith Ten < le v er J u v e n i l e s H Y M IL T O N & B A R N E S -Ju s t Fan** ____________ Af S T R I A N W OO I X H O P P E R S _________________ \ T h r i l l i n g N o v e i t y ___________________________ H E N R Y R U D O L P H V a g r a n t Tenor S E V SG N W 11 J , ( L O S E VI v Y 4 T H E D A I L Y T E X A N OFFICIAL NOTICES M e n o r a h .— T h e r e will be no M eno­ rah m e e t i n g tod ay. S e c r e t a r y . T h e E c o n o m ic C lub w ill hold its r e g ­ S e c r e ­ u la r m e e t i n g Monday n ig h t. ta r y . I T h e f o llo w in g m e m b e rs o f th e B a r - burian e x e c u tiv e c o m m itte e will m e e t i t E l l i o t t 's today a t 2 p. rn., to have t h ei r p i c t u r e s t a k e n : W . E. Loos,-. J FL L. V o n ”hies. G uy R o g e r - , E. G. J H illm an , H C. P e y to n , Tom H eard , j R e e - ‘ M ead o r, Mvron B la lo c k . T o m G a m b rel I. •evident. Wa and P e a c e 1 lub will m e et W ed n e sd ay n ig h t, 7 :3 0 , a t Y . M, C f o r m e r A. for r e o r g a n i z a tio n . A ll m e m b e rs ucged to be p re sen t. i i ee * b Men Notice. — All re b a te s »• to m e m b e rs o f th e Glen ie r e m it t e d Monday a f t e r n o o n a t 1 o w in g t I will : I o th e V. M. C. A. T h is is th e l a s t ca ll. B ea u ford J e s t e r , M a n a ­ ger. oek a ’ ‘ Tub Skating Rink Open Daily | T h e T e x a s W o m a n ’ - I,aw A s s o c i a ­ tion will hold its i M onday, M a y I. a t J p I .a "a B u ild in g . I 101, i ness. T h e P re s id e n t, r e g u la r m e e t i n g rn., in room I m p o r t a n t bust- S E L L A R S THOMAS Pi n H E S O N E-H IT ( C o n tin u e d fro m p a g e I ) Morning >ession Afternoon Session Evening Session ......................................From IO ..................................F rom I ........................................ From S to 12 o’clock to ti o’clock to IO o’clock Rink subject to lease for private parties from IO to 12 I Pas.-ed b a ll— S h e r r il l. S t o le n b u ' € s Fizzed, C a nn o n ( 2 ) , j Flnglish ( 2 ) , W illia m s , M. H a r t. I ,e f t on b a s e s A u stin C o lle g e 4, o’clock p. m. F i r s t b a s e un erro rs- A u s tin C o l­ Competent instructors for morning session LAD IES E S P E ! IA L L Y INVITED FOR MONDAY E V E N ­ ING SESSION. C O M PETEN T MATRON IN ( H ARG E OF RINK Admission IO cent- if you do not skate, and 25 cents if vou do skate Skates Free J uh! Opened to Accommodate Our Patrons and Guests L O S T S u i t c a s e , S u n d a y Looke’s Cafe THE PLACE TO EAT N E W DINING ROOM We Absolutely Have the B E S T COOKING IN AUSTIN LO O KERS C A F E l l ) West Sixth Street T e x a s 7. lege 2. T i m e o f g a m e U m p i r e - D a v is. I 48, TEXAN WANT ADS ( H O O S E Y O U K T O U R . Y o u r c h o ice o f tw o d e lig h tf u l t o m s Ka te rn o r Y e llo w S t o n e P a r k , 197 f o r t h e S o u t h e r n s u b s c r i p ti o n s to S e e o r p h o n e- S t e v e n s , K i r b y M a n sio n , S a t u r - j W o m a n ’s M a g a z in e . Mis day and S u n d a y . 4 3 0 L O S T G old w a tch , e n g r a v e d “ M. G. P., M a y , 1 9 1 4 ,” on U n i v e r s i t y , b e­ F i n d e r p lea se tw een 2 4 t h and 2 6 th . 53 r e tu rn to T e x a n o ff ic e . r H O O M E S , R O O M S .- S t u d e n t s w ish ­ to e c o n o m i z e and th o s e e a r n i n g ing t h e ir e x p e n s e s can s e c u r e cool, s a n i ­ t a r y ro o m s a t reduced r a t e s f o r r e ­ m aind e r o f te r m . P hone 3 8 1 2 o r rail 52 at 110 W . 19th s t r e e t f u r n is h e d , M odern fiv e -r o o m a p a r t m e n t , new ­ 19th and U n f u r ­ ly W hit is. nished if d esired . Old phone 6 3 0 S l e e p i n g p o arch . c o r n e r a t n i g h t a t P le a s e r e ­ no 427 co rn e r 2 5 th and W h itis . turn to T e x a n o f f ic e , o r r i n g 946 . S T U D E N T S - Go to the P a l a c e B a r ­ ber S h o p , B o s c h e B ld g ., f o r f i r s t - c l a s s work. T h e o n ly T u r k is h b a t h s in th e IQI city . B illy W o lf . L O S T In U n iv e r s ity n eig h b o rh o o dbond, I You will need a Cap and Gown during Commence­ ment. This is the right time to arrange for them. first Those who come will he hest pleased. The Student’s Shoe Store D I L L I N G H A M ’S o f c r e s c e n t ! .Sh rin e r’s pin, c o n s i s t i n g J and sword in p la tin u m , with d iam o n d f o r I s e t tin g . L ib e r a l re w a r d o f f e r e d its r e tu r n to m e a t A m e r ic a n .National 4 J ' B a n k . J a s . S . R o g a n . pus. F o r in f o r m a t ic s S p e e d w a y . D R . E . C. B E R W I C K , der. 5 2 1 , S c a r b r o u g h B ld g . Ph I F you w a n t t h e b e s t se r v ic e in t h e j city , r e m e m b e r to c o m e to R e n o ’s j B a r b e r Sh o p . W e s t S i x t h , b a c k o f V a n I L O S T — A c a c i a pin wit “ J . E . T G P le a s e retu rn o f f i c e and re ceiv e r e w a r ! S m i t h ’s. 121 IF' you w a n t t h e b e s t b a r b e r w ork done, t r y th e T e x a s B a r b e r S h o p . W e i T h e p e rso n who l e f t a t f a c i e s a r m a y g c a l l i n g m e and p a y in g f >> in m y Ed A l le n , P ro p ., 1008 C o n g - j T . D u n lay . prone 25 IN p lease. f e s s Ave. ie (iloO. 1 initial to Texai 12* a fiii. IT 42;- •o T ex a i W h e r e A u stin Is E n tertain ed Joy Theater The Divine Queen of Tragedy SARAH B E R N H A R D T IN “J E A N E DORE" The D ram a in \ \ huh She Made Her East Stage Appearance A Five-Act Play That Will Live Forever NO AD VAN CE IN PR IC ES Bell Air Dome W ILLIA M GARWOOD IN “ B I L L Y ’S W AR BRID ES’’ Fun From S tart to Finish “ MISS BLOSSOM’’ A Two-Act Drama of the South “CH H ’K E N -H E A R T E D JIM ” A V ery Funny Comedy VAI D E V I L L E — F R E D P A L M E R and M ARIE IKM KMAN An Act of