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A Weekly Newspaper Published Every Friday by the Students of the University. 
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AUSTIN, TEXAS, FRIDAY, MAY 26, 1905^^ 	f f-^ }
^»* H*<* K r 	No. 31 
^The . Cactus PositMion 
SOUTHWESTfeRrTRACK 
.Given In liitail—Information for'' Fac­
[feet Went to Washington by Score of 
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• -• alty and Students, 

68 to Texas 50—HendritJkson Star 
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' of the Meet—Twelve Records The following will constitute the pro­
* -Out of Fourteen Broken. MX'~ Sf » gram* to be cauried out commencement 
Texas Broke Seven. ^-<j ' ^week, beginning Sunday, June 11: . ^u_ v~ . g^jyja^E june ji}IT a.. m.—BaccalauV 
The traf;k team reached home Monday
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I-_ -_-V-"'-reate sermon, by Dr. Muzon, morning over the Ivaty from the South­s -pastor of Travis Park Methodist Church western track; meet Held in St. Louis San"Antonio; 8:30 p. m., address be-under , the auspices of the Washington' ^"f-fore the University Y. M. C. A. by Dr. University. Texas had but eight men
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Mouzon. --—— --­
in the meet to compete with the twen Monday, June 12 (Class Day)—9 a. -ty-eight of Washington UniverRity and ~m., concert by University Band; 10:30 nine from the School of Mines; "The 
in., Class, Day exercises; 8 p. 111., meet resulted .in 68 points for Washing­Band concert. 1 . ­
ton, 50 for. Texas and 8 for the third . Tuesday, June 1'3 .(Alumni Day)—10 contestant.
* '** • *-•« • . 	-r 
a. nj., annual business meeting of the 
Mr. Curtiss attributes the defeat of . Alumni;. 11 a. Alujnni oration by
mM Texas to the -fact that Oklahoma did F^foit. H. "K Kraemberg, /l892j~ notjenter tie meetT" He says: of. Nfew -Orleans; 5 p. m.} Alumni re 
; "Oklahoma was looked for,. b\it owing union and* trolley ride; 7:30 .j; m.,. 
to a; territorial meet, ^a wEiich they had
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Alumni serenade; 8:30 p. 

an e^portunity df^winiiing a handsome ' reception to the graduat^s^ 
trophy for the third time and jtp.. •k;e4p;,-itj they wegg vm »:8D^av in., ^nYmnbej^TnF^|i^ 
from WidL-Cises. and conferring of degrees; 12:30 homtt fe really the one reason for our 
p. m., Alumni reception; Room 49; 1 
failure to win the meet.. It was, as the 'U|p. m., annual ' Alumni dinner; 3:30 p. •figures show, a dual meet between «• m.,^ meeting of Academy of Science; 
Washington 	and Texas. With a three­
-" 7:30 p. m., Band concert'; '9 p. in.,,final 
cornered race we would have retained
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.. reception at the Driskill Hotel. ^ .7, 
our score just the same and our fifty , Information for Faculty and Students. 
points, would have •.been sufficient to ,, j Sunday—Baccalaureate sermon] Grad-
win first place." -­. • uates in all departments: jvill meet' in 
However, Texas did well, landing, suc­-T ikiJ >®°°m 70 at 10:30 a. m„ form in line 
cessfully seven first, four Second and' l^two abreast in the order-(1) Masters, 
three third places in the' fourteen, r*=z (2) Academics, (.3),' Engineers., and (41 
events. Hendrickson, as was expected^ 
-ULSys, tend take..-reserved seats _in "the 
Avas 'the star performer/ He immedi­. Auditorium at 10:45 sharp. , 
ately Became the fayorite with the Monday (Class Day)—All graduates 
.spectators, 	and • roceiyp^L-;enthusiastic —are" requested to "ifteet in Room 70 at' 
praiser from Manager Delaney of the . 10 ni., form two abroast in a pro­
-Missouri ^Athletic ',,. Association, an au-­cession headed by the class officers, 
thority on matters athletic. Hendrick­march at JO:45 to reserved, sjeats in Au-
son won the 100-yard dash in 10-flat,
ditorium, <the officers passing on to "the 
thereby lowering the former southwest­,rost?um. At 8:30.p. m. the President gives 
ern record 2-5 of a second. He took the 
a reception at his. residence to the 
220 dasti in 	22 and 4-5, the best time graduating^elapses''•to''jvyhich the Fac­heretofore being 23 and 1-5. The quar­
ulty and their families .are invited. 
ter mile also-fell to his honor in 52= and 
--Tuesday 	(Alumni Day)—All stu­
2-5 seconds, the former record being 50 dents who are , to receive^degrees at 
-and-3-5. Hamsdal "worr~t1ie mile race | _. . . "the* in 4;5S,"lowering "the record 23 seconds.
"Atflffiirr^Association, and are"cordiafiy5 
. •-r invited to participate .in the business 

former record of 5.3 to 5.6." Parrish 
— , meeting 	of the association in the Audi-Avon the hammer throw 'by sending it 
Vtorium at 	10 o'clock. h -• 
135 feet. This also beats.his other'rec-Wednesday (Commencement Dav) 
oi'd by about ten feet. . The relay race 
iAt 10 o'clock: the Faculty will meet in was won handily by Fink,.Bryan, Gil-Regents' room; the Apademic and Engi-creest and Rpbinson, the mile being run neer gradu&tes in Room 70, and-taw 
in 3.40, lowering the record 10 seconds. 
ialsf Second places were -won as • follows: guests, Faculty and-graduates will 
Robinson in. 	the 220, Elm : in the highmarch in two processions as follows: 
jump, Parrish in the shot put, Elam 1. The President and speaker of the 
in the pole 	vault. Gilcreest. won. third 
daly; -the Academic Facttlty^ followed by 
in. the half 	iwile, and Pam'sh third in 
• ^graduates from A^demic and Engine^r­
the discus throw. * 


SPRING 	EXAMINATIONS 
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In All But One Game of the Trip. 
Schedule of Final Examinations to Be-
Broke Even With Vanderbilt—No ^ :


gin Monday, June 5. -­
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Game With T. C. " u:~ ^ 
. All Three Games Taken 


The University of T^xa^ schedule of =,.T .:* From Mississippi. 
examinations for spring term, 1905' , ^ ^^Monday. June 5, 9 a. m. * V'v'j.-f
The baseball trip, from Which the 

Group X (Tuesday, Thursdaysand Sat­
team .returned Monday, Avas both suc­-

urday 12): : 
cessful and^gj^^yipg. undei^. the 

English 7. Room 60, 
cumstances. , The weather, evidently 

' Geology • V. Room 82.' 
failed to co-operate with Manager Con-

German 1, I. Room 61. ^ 
nor'fe plan«, and. a washing rain over-

History 3, II. Room 74. ..•' 
The Latin 4. Room 44. 
game with T. C. W. could not be •pulled 

/Mathematics 2, II; Room 70 
off, and the boys were-forced to lie over 

Mathematics 12. Ropov 58. 
all. that day (Saturday) in Wacoj and 

Physics 2. R»om 48. ! J 
A^hen they -did yet out of the State, a 

Spanish 1, II. Room 69. 
washout in Arl^ansas checked them for 

|o|logy 4. Room 91. 

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another .couple of days, preventing the 
Mgaday, Ju,ne 5, % p. jq.l^i?lay^*game with VanderbiitT 
(Tuesday^, 
)B«t Tuesday they reached Nashville ' Saturday 9): 
iij time to don their, war paint And put 

Chemistry II. Chem. BlOg. 
tj|e Commodores ont of businesf 

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loom .ing day with a score of 6 to 2, and wajs 
English Room 58. 
the only defeat met with on the'trip. 

French A, L Room 91. " The umpire • of this game, according to 
History 2, I. Room '70. 
the boys, was partial to Vanderbilt in 

Historj 5: Room 71.­his decisions. ' v"'
" "ys. — ' Lfttin 1, I. .Room 74. 
From Vanderbilt the teani * went to 


L^tini I, IV. Room 74. the University of Mississippi with blood 
Mathematics 1, IV. Room "82. in their eye. There they found easy 
Mathematics 10. Room 87; • mofjey, and walloped the local nine in 
Mineral Engineering 3. Engin. Bldgthree successive matches. Mississippi 
Spanish 1, ^I^Jloom > -, did good work, but seemed to be play-1Zoology 1. Room 44. .0l,t. of her clasf, as _the scores of Tuesday, June 6, 9 a. m. ^ 1° 1 to 5 and 0 to 5 will show.-.. Group, I (Monday',1 Wednesday and Fri-
These three victories over Mississippi day 9): ' ' ; a ^ form the last games of the trip, and Botany 1. Room 91. V ^ the last games of the,season.. They cer 
Civil Engineering 6.-Engin. Bldg. tainly ""leave a good taste in the month" 
Civil Engineering 18. Engin. Bldgv of 'Varsity enthusiasts and, joined with 
Education 2, I. Room 61. -the Vanderbilt, victory, make-the "trip 
Electrical ^ginearing.10. Etigin. Bldg. one to be proud of. 
t 	English 1, I. Room 63.,^"'" English 1, II. Room 59. / English 2, I. Room 82.
v^Chi Phi, 19; Phi Kappa Si, 17. = 
English 2, III.; Room 70

Contrary' to all expectations, 'the 

game played "on 'Varsity field on last 	German AnI. Rorog} 48| German 28. 'Room 87.
Tuesday afternoon between ihP nhnv. 
History ,4. 	Room 44T

mentioned teams was a veritable slug­ging mateh, whichy-aldec __ _ "Latin 5 a,nd &. ^TToom-.11. . MOTfieraa^ics' .:rf^~Room
of errors", by both sides, enabled large scores to: be pled up. • Thp best that Spanish A, IV. Room 60. ' >^js can be said about the game is that "it . Tuesday, Jun^e 6, 2 p. m. was close." * v k Group XI .(Tuesday, Thursday and Sat­
urday 2).-• Botany 7.. Room 70:§i?V
I ^ If '"f t, NOTICE. » V ^ h 
German 18. 	Room 7ll^^-." --.*
"The books 	o? The Texan will be 
Latin 2, I. Room 74. . ,

turiied.-over 	to the Students' Associa­Latin 2, II. Room 74. " 
tion next week. If you have not paid Xonr Wednesday, June 7, 9 a. m.
subscription, you could avoid in-
Group Vni (Tuesday, Thursday and


con venience 	to, everybody coficerned if 
, Saturday 10):

you would' pay it at once; r*:Pay at the 
Civil Engineering 3, II. Engin^ Bldg.

Co-op., or sen(T i|T#to the Business Man­
ager1.
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'Continued on Pasre Two.) 	(Continued on Page Three.) 
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THE TEXAN  
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COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM,  j.  SOUTHWESTERN. TRACK.  
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-7^-ing departments: ttlL;, second iioor, pass -rltfi down east stairway,. graduates taking. " UJ. fiftats ,in the middle :.^.hkc]^,L.„.2L,mI'M Governor arid chairman of the Board of Regents, invited guests, Law Faculty, — marck-upL-.west stairway, joined by the 1 ^®w graduates on the second floor, pass down west central aisle, Law gradu­ates taking seats in rear of Academic •j.'"-,. graduates, and in alphabetical order. . The . trip was a marked success. The -team---was-Hfery-comfortably entertained •a4>-4^"4'ifti'k»"Hqtel. feruiL'illy'i"tlh^j&p worth during the World's Fair, so they, were within a couple of blocks from the ttg—^a*itttffl~-w-here~tite~flteet" -was held. The boys report that Washington Uni­versity proved at once a hospitable and pleasant host. 1  ''  An elegant full dress "suit of black crepe cloth, coat silk lined throughout and silk faced lapel; ^ : ' *  $33.50  
•"? ; ,  In the conferring of degrees, all graduates will pass across the*rostrum -from east to west in degree groups to receive their diplomas.  "" " Rusty Cuss Banquet. A banquet was given in the B. XIall dining room Friday night, May ' 19, by the undergraduates'of the Ancient arid  "  A splendid full dress suit of high quality unfinished worsted, fit. and make  
Honorable; Order  of  Rusty  Cusses Jo  junequaledVat any price," - $28.0(T  
. %The  follow^^^-a'list  of  the  phi1 honor  of  the  Seniot^ ufcLbecs  of  the- 
Beta Kappa members in Alpha .Chap-. or^er: A. Frank, G. C. ; Kindleyj ter of the • State of Texas: *-—••-"•••• -----j «T. A.. Simpson>"B.•'& Lallier and W. ~1t  Same in Tuxedo coat,  $28.00  
Rev. E. B. Wright, D. D. Sylvester Primer, Ph. D.. "'••••'  .Moyes." A program; neatly gotten up bj i Cusses Toombs and Arledge, on the  White full dress vest,  $3.00  
:lfil ef. & ' "  Morgan 6a.Howay, Jrf~Phr~D; M. J/Bleim, Ph. D., M. D Edwin W. Fay, Ph, D. W. I. Mather, Ph. D. • • • . • C. S.. Thompson, B. A. Warner Fite," I?h. D.  '  '• f™nt o^­|ing of a genuine moss-backed reuben, , with the omnious words, "What might I have been," and on the'.back'a solemn^ '• sedate, capped and gowned Senior with ! the explanation, "As. it is," was car­ Good full dress shirt, Ji.oo E. & W. fuil dress shirt, -$2.00 and $2:25  i  <  
Margaref'B;'Windsor^ Ph. B.  ried, out as" follows:  :  1  
• H. D. Gray, Ph. D. ""^Rayinorid D;:"3inierr ph ~ D;  Toastmaster—C.. I. Smith. ~J" ~ "I'firPaaaiing Off7' B; "C. LalTierr""^  E. & W. collars and cuffs  25c­ 
Honorary Members.  "Those Left Behind.'' H. L. T«lylor.  
W. S. Rather, G. P. Garrison, F. W. *  ' ^n  '  '• WprlU's- Gridiron,"  &  Q.  
Simonds, H.  W. Harper,  W'. L.  Bray  Kimlley- ,  
ft.rid...T,. H. ..Montgomery,  .j.  Farmers' -Trials/-—A. T.  
Doctors Who Accepted. 1889—Albert _ Lefevre.aoo»~nvnert i^exevr-Q; :  •t "Ohj-.-.ye i Simpson.n .  Undergraduates!" ^ :t  * 1  -<  
i0OO-W, F, ,McCaleb. E. P. Sc'hoch 190SM31 C. Bice. 903—C, R. Smith, ;, _^lu  ' "Sin^ Bees" ,;^plowin& 'Upward,r.U"A.-• ErankC#-. rewell," G. A., Odom.  <312 TO S20  CO!^GRE  fe  
.; Wei  
.J893—R. A. Thompson^r, 1899—K. H. Beall 1900—A. Rucker.. ,. ^  \  'evfelation, ice creftm—was nofely; posejj of before the toasting began. Just previous to the farewell,' twenty min- City NationalBarrtc  
f  f'f? w­ 190^ Lulu Bailey, R. C. Clark, L. K. Fay. f--• 4 }002—R. F. Lavender, E, P. R Duva). 1903—E. Z, Ratlier.. 1904-J. F.,iiIut:]ei>don, H.. p. Steger, J. R. Swensou. list of Members Who Have Accepted. 1L ^ --. Bachelors. 1 1886—Jessie Andrews. — ' 1887—IdHiatt Carrington. ' " 1®9®T-Mrs. j;; Fontaine. — 1891^-D: A^peSlSk.": ""—  utea-' time -tvas S6T qside for teflirig f^Fos and swapping lies. No one complained of being beaten in the swap. WTien farewell was pronounced bv Cuss Odom, "hullabaloo," nine, "rahs" for" Tlie cour tesy of Mr. Pool arid nine more for Hie Rusty Cusses were given—arid: each happy-hearted reuben plodded off and crawled into the hav. --~i­... Botany, students of' the Universitv of Chicago will tour Ireland ahd Scotland  Business of the FacuIty and,the Students ; of the Univer,sity Solicited. ­.. <? W. I,BU-^.KE Practical Plumbing and Electrical Work. Electrical Fixtures, Globes and v. •' * * Shades. ^_ Ftone 2£3 8.14 Congress Ave. Our S^K,, CLASS PINS Hid>^nde workat lowpricc*.• Wnte tot lUwtratka*. EJc^nti made freeof charge. Satafactioasuaranteed inevery BMtanee. BUNDE&UPMEYER CO. 77-F Hack Block MILWAUKEE,WISCONSIN  nmulij­vv  
lssra—u.  Y. lieneciict,  .Maciovia  tin;  this  summer  to  do research  work.  I V},,  ^  
Mrs. H. B." Houston, AI. E. Deckerd. • 1893—Jfrs.' B. ;S.. Ram. Mrs \ S  NOTICE:  'S  - IT  e *  
"Benedict,!Er.^ttel  wiir"5e  
1894-Nina Hill. , ] ^ dolph .Kleberg,. F. Van, Zandt. • 3.1895—1). .Cameron, L. N. Casis, G. s! Yon!0-1' IL "•Hornsl,.y) -M. Sheppard'. ' , ' 1^07 "tr"' M' Sn,'th-" F Rwchmann. 897 .IL. G. Upward, F. i'. Lewis, F. Ihomas. turned over to . the Students' Associa­tion next week. If you have not paid your subscription, ydu could avoid in­convenience to "everybody concerned if you would pay it at once. Pay at the Co-op., or send it to the Business Mari-ager.,;! •  P^VOLVa/  Troy Laundry: The boys know the rest  
F. J..l)ohmen.  806 Congress  ^Yenue  
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M.1^:R^^ T ­ celled ari^fteter  We make a specialty  J. L. Hume, President  
X.19®J~E-I1'  Wcst* G-M. Deckerd  Af" of electric massaging, operating an In-4e^atig^l^^a^ine^the--^beBt^-in^qfl««»­the only , one having three separate and  - Geo. L: Hume, Cashier. H. Pfiaefflin. AssistantyP.arfiipr  
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SPRING EXAMS: 
Saturday, June 10, 9 a. m. 

Group IX (Tuesday, Thursday and
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and Saturday 11V: • • Ssisits 
Education 4. Room 44* Chemistry^!. -Chem. BldgL — 
J^MectricaL Engineering 1. Engin. Bldg. Education 5. Room 71. ' 
English 1, VI. Room 59. 1 English 1, VIII. Room 48. 
S^'v •English 1,-XII. Room 61. -„ English 1, X. Room 59. 

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English 2, V. Room 63. English 3. Rpom 70. 	. a


SMART CLOTHES 
English 14. Room 58. German 61.— Room 61. 
Geology 11.-Room 82. . History 1, III. Room 81'. ''"I 
German A, II. Room 70. "~/S\ History 6. Room 75. ­
FOR SUMMER "Ca 
History 1,1., Room 81. Latin 12. Room. 87. ~~r— 	-*. -n'sd"1' 
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Latin 3. Room 71. -ft; Mathematics lj VI. Room 63. 
-t ^ Mathematics;1, 'V.; Room. 91., ' — . Mathematics 4, IIT .Room 74. ­
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-	Mathematics -4, I. -Room 74. -„t Mathematics. 4, III.^. Room 74. » Mineral Engineering .9. Engin, Bldg. •'^fftt-heniatics 8. Room -91,^^^^." ^ 4 *
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A low-collar, a spotjess shtrt, a narrow 
-^ 	87. , • Spanish A, III. Room 44." "" _. • 
-7. • belt, a spruce straw,, tari ties an.d a blue ^ 
Physics 1, I. _ Room 48. / . > Saturday, June :o, 2 p. m. GroiipL '-All (Monday, Wednesday "and seTge two-ptece outing suitr maybe
Wednesday, June • 7, a p. m. 

Friday 3): ! 
Group. IV (Monday, Wednesday and Fri­	J , double breasted, and you can snap your
I-a.tin 2, IV. Room 74. .
day.. 12): •• 
Latin 7. Room 87. ' . 	fingers at. a noon-day-
TTTSnglistv 1,-V.-I3tonnr44. -—= — 
Spanish 7. Room 71. ;•••,"•
->1 English 1, XI. . Boom 48. • *" 	" Our summertime assortme?nts In these 
; WILLIAM JAMES BATTtE,
English 20. Room 87. -. , 
tChairman ''Schedule Committee. 	needful hot^peir clotties are made of 
"French A II. .Room 63. -~ • *.. Geology 1. Room 74. " • Serges, Imported Planners, Tropical Texas on the Diamond^ Season of 1905*
Greek ,1... Room 71. 	Worsteds and Wool Crashes, all Wool
Texas, 7; St°. Edwards, 11.
History 2, II. Room 70. 
Texas, 1; St. .Edwards, 2. 1 	Tested, a trifle lined and cut loose, but
Mathematics _2, 1. Room 61. ^ Thursday, Jutie -8, a. TQxng,-4: Austin League; 1. .. 5~ •sB.appy.^frdrn-.shoulder to . heel. ^ ' 
9 m. 

Texas, 2: Austin League, 1. •Group .11 (Monday, Wednesday ami 
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Texas<' 3:' Austin League, 5. ^ 
Friday 10): 	1 " $25.00 down to $10.00/^ •
Texas, 11; St. 0|hvards3 2.
Civil Engineering 3, III. Engin. Bldg. 
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Civil^agteS»1tt|?12r Engip. ^Bldgi^ 
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Texas, 14; .A. .and M., 7. 	T~lT'^'TP^ti^tractTve Httd:W~B!adr-Sults-
Education 7. Room 75, 14 ^English 1, III. Room 59.-a —-•Texas, .5; Baylor, 1. . __j__ .for Commencement Week have justTeyaSj 5; Missouri, 0. 
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English 2, II. Room 63. v . j 	reached us.
Texag,-2; Missouri, T. •
'"English 19. Room 60. _ _ . . II 	..»W-' ~ •
Texas, 0; A. and M., 1.
French 1. Room tfl. ~.1 
-a Tex^s, 1;-St. Edwards, 0.
Geology' 12. Room 82. .-v • Texas, 2; St. Edwards, 0.
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German 105. Room 58. ? ; J Texas, • 2; Vanderbilt, 6. ^ "Greek 2. Room 99. ­Texas, -"3; Mississippi, 2. v,^History. 1, ,11! Room 70. ~*" .Texas, 5; Mississippi, 1.
T>tXatin .1, II. R<5om 87. " •" 
Texas. 5; Mississippi, 0. 1
.Mathematics 1, II. Room 74. 
'.'Mineral Engineering 8. Engin. Bldg. 

Senior -Engineers' Theses.

^Physics 1, II. Room 44. 
The following is a list of Senior En­	CORRECT DRESS FOR MEN­' Spanish A, I. Room 81. 
gineers' theses: ­. Spanjph 2. Room 71. , s 

"Trrtctiye Force on Austin Roads/' 
Zoology 9. Room 91. • , ^ . L. W. Anderson-. ---­
Thursday,". June 8, '2 p.™ m. 

•'Standardization of Steel 'Tapes7' E.' 
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Group Xn (Tuesday; Thursday , and 
S. ^Itgelt, H. D. Mendenhall, 
S. E. Rosengren^M,L RISSE 
t 	Saturday 3): 
''Union StatiQri fox .Dallas,"_j:, a Con^ 
ON DEBTAKER AND EMBALMER.
"'f Greek 6. Room 99. 	nor. 
^ 	Fino *Carriag«« to Hir«. Photographer
1 	f Latin 6 and/9. Room 71. -"Reintorced Concrete," Av C. Ams-e 
413 CONG. AVE. Both PhonM 461 
. 1"»' Friday, June 9, 9 a. m. Wnnp TTT (Monday; Wednesday and. -iSfiJKfii^JSystem for Fnft.. Wnrtl, " j FIRST-CLASS WORK ONLY. 
* ' Friday 11); < B. Hogsett. 
,t" Chemistry 3. Chem. Bldg. "Conerete Arch . Bridge," S. J. Maas. M "05RATE PRICES. ^ Education 2, II. Room-48. 
"Erection of' Bridge,W."'J. Powell. 
English 1, IV. Room -63.' "Design of Piawer Plant Near Mar­
iuu me ooiumiiy invited to call and 

• 	French 2. Room "60. Iin," W, E. Elam. -. ' 
inspect .the latest styles and varied 

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d German A, HI. Room 61. "Design of Power' Plant for Marble processes. t 
—German 36. Room'87. Falls," N. D. Shands. " 

— Greek 4, Roam ,fl9. 
DI8COUNTTOSTUDENT8." 	S~ 

History: gf'.in. vR6om 70: 1 ^ . ell. .
T-smsr*' 
"History-3; "It—Room—7-1-	—I^igat-ion-plant j''-©r Lr. Srmsr 
Latin 1, 131. Room 74. "Sewerage System for San Antonio,'* 	612 Congress Ave., over City Nat. BAjnk. 
will it cost your people to eive you *ah>K''­
-Mathematics 1, III. Room 81. W. W. Vann. ]r$ -1 j How much 
cr education? If untimely death thould befall you, don't you think that it would be w^lljhai the,cost ofyouredu-
NOTICE. „ * *' 1 

cationbe returned to yout people? The only wre and 	* IS. * 
Mathematics 3; I. Room 44. he.. feoel^a»i?aii»riBaii 	nbs " 
thing i$ to take out a policy on jfour fifeT
MathBin ft tics S' TT.—Ro£iXL_44», .-turned over , to the Students''Associa­be»t that can be had—An'Equitable Policy. 

Philosophy 9, Room 75. tion next week. If you have not paid 	Hotel
THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF THE #.Si 
!	Political Science 30^ Room 58. your subscription, TOU could" avoid' in­G. E. SCOTT, 'Genii Agt. Spanish A, H. Room 59.^ -. 0 -T* convenience to everybody concerned if LEWIS JOHNSON, Asst. Gehl. Agt Opera House and Postoffice Blook.
R. jH. BAKi5K, Qenl. Mgr.
====^SayF3fflM=ac^Jb=5^. you -would pay it at once. Pay at.the 	Best $2.00 Hotel in Austin.
710 Congress Avenue. 6roup V (Monday, Wednesday and Co-op., or send it to iherBnaineHS-^gaBFp L. V-HANCQOK. 
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Friday 2): * ager. " -:4'' 
Botany 3. Room 91. 

A. G. GERJES 
THOS. GOGGAN & BHO. ,

Chemistry 2. Chem. Bldg. ^ C. .P. -Rumpel's Book and Art Store Greek B, -Room 99. v § 818 Congress Avenue, has. ju&t received MEN'S OUTFITTING PIANOS AMD ORGANS. , ,, iAtin ^7"in^ito(>m 7°. — —^ a n'eWrissortment of lawn tennis goods.: AND SHOES _ 826 CongreM Avev AUS^HT. TEXAS. Mineral Engineering 1. Engin. Bldg. also the most beautiful picture frames. .Spanish 11. Room 58. . A liberal diseonnt to students. 1810 Lavaca St. Nearly-forty years in Tezks.
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luhed by the students of The University 
ot l£exa& 
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Boach* Laundry

Baiior-io'duef..«. •.w....IX i. I^tnk 
tbe severe critic. 
Athletic Editor.... .John C. Townes, Jr. 
Exchange Editor ..Hugh Lothrop 
A postgraduate student is quoted a? TURKISH BATHSAssociate Editors: Una Grsos Hill, fid raying: "I vrisb tliis University, could
Crane, 0. L. &mms, Miss Alma Proc­
be ruu without a lot of Freshmen in We employ nothing hut first-class workmen, and are friends of the Unl­
tor, J. P. Simpson, John H. Keen and 
everything.'' When that -day oomes raralty, as we always respond to their calL Now we earnestly desire yourH. L. Tsylor. 
there will be a rattling tof dry bones on patronage. One call will convince you. ~ 
Business Manager... .James £. Mitchell 

the. hilL 
Assistant Business Manager -. -. 
•-Percy C. Burney 

KEEP TEXAS GIRLS AT HOME. — HOTEL SUTOR
Satmi in lite pcsfcoffice at Austin, Pougi»keep>i».s^v. Y.. May 2lV Anions We are not in I EUROPEAN STYUE.

Texas, as smsni^ass mail matter. 
BEST CAFE IN THE CITY.

the successful osndidates for the bach­
Subscrifflio^ price, per year, $1.25, in --7 W. J. SUTOR,

Business for a Day
elor of arts decree at Va>^r CwHefe•dvanea. •-•••• Proprietor and Manager.
«»mmencemeut June IS are Car­—'-Addrsas aM aoauBunicatiooa. to The 
We are "Here tostay. That^soline Sealy Galveston and M*ry BcHTexan, Awtin, Texas. ­one of the very good reason's
Thompson of Austin. Te\*s. They are-
why we are selling the be?t and
the <aily representative? of the South J. A. JACKSON 
. eleanest coal that money will
THE UkST ISSUE. * rt
west in the. gradual ing class, except Money Loaned 6n Everything. New and
bay—the,genuinevdeep-sha.ft
-stof-kn 

one from New • jlrawi. • but make .in second-hand goods of all kinds. 
dbwn its pew^ a»4 heds the resders sfholsrship whal the ' Stale 3s•-•k-ia Osage McAlester . place to borrow money. Best place to 
«f the The TVauii fsawweii until th* 
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number, as ftpy.in».: «b«5; the .highest, spend it. • -­morning of the -sew ssbssmhi. Hot well Sold only by— _\ _
ranking stT®le®T:s' in ihe.: cJass.—-Ne'w^.. 
«M have done <mr «wt w leave fair 

' This is" Ihc' £ia^ 

ymu to sw.v.: Oar, wfm-s Iba*^ always Jyarthera. .sAoeJ^.Texas,. /Tfee THE MCALESTER FUEL CO. 
faea to give • the • wews . as. best '-3

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=^-:'Phcwfe? 54£ """ 
could. t'vprv d«^fitfl35W»3 't!Bd «tiritv 

MiMjaMe; jifrti ix\ fTi"' where they pie,age, j 
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Undertaker /

off ihe University.. **.!»**' W..«a«oo(v'»-l-AiBg-.*>. ib**' '• • hare Snecwsors l» MWL,OXE STAR %KKf ,v M to be. con^rtatiw,.: ^sakitig wwt. ECLIPSE STABLES AMD AUSTIH
3M»M!ey,, feai "iWy _ -tenia' Kjaite '**i ' ICE-COMPANY.* 
inwlves individually. h®i ''tor the 

'a,-'-|»s*!at deal iwmvt h'fBf. TRANSFER COMPAHY. atadent body. U <dAiag:«e .wish 
to8-n6 R, Smstk St. ntrrW
the various mesmfcers «f" tl# 

sftxrafrs, that. 136 stfeaels-' < Texa. "BS^iit.s~finiiws5 this Sfcal^ 
«taident8 who have so offcea sm« 
«f . wtoeas; .sfwwfe a.Byw"hwv--fran 

* m /hy contributions of n*vs ifcewrs.' 
WBm'M pK-jwur-.; "P»e.aew <«ta-Driskill S\sm 
Editor-in-chief TO^« •t6 "we­
vS. Kibe IjaavflrssiST T«as-w5H 

h the B«t ia the City ,t Both Phones -* • 444
Selr manr

* ^» i --. i. 2KT. a*. ^uwsIbm^. *te-The I. A G. N. R. |L has maziy
fait^ful associates for their .(omtft-^ , »»=, mmmtiiM,r m**rtT 
trains throogh Texaa, tra-verctng the ind pftihatttking labw^ aad to. aaj^ „,|||)l!||, „ .-1lBli,[in|. es-greater portion of the State, and reacb­hat nearly all of the large cities, af­#. ..., .. . . Ittiwawtiej, itftmse sta&aits, j»l tfcer *11 w««t.' fording traveJera every convenience and oocnfOrt t» be,f9uhd on # naodern rail­roaxL Hlgh-dass eqalpment and poweC 


ONNELLT 

4h.i ius vSS -.v'-' Sjg-'g* S-«f Tteaa WTmA' ^nr awl i seasoftahiie schedules, splendid dining
0y 

•tationg, Pullman Bullet sleeping ears ?jtwu^ lo grow m inster, and wii& mT5a -,p;i^||||||)(||||||[||| ^ sstatte^ Bv a^qj. aud .ooTjrt&oua Agents .and Train at­
tendants.
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Editor the confiden** •«f '«he.­
Jttth'iianfcii^ies and aawt iaifewfid with a.tero
body «|id Alumni. Steaa ud Se! Water TO ST. LOUIS
'•^ft'. TiMta-s •^tja-mtiKB^ T'p^ Haws as*! J it lumui' M. »' mMI Tii. ' "rk.M IH.II.II £c!&e!sjLs 
. The L & <5. X. R. ft, to

•m U gi^tw MOW • ^ ^trpj^t™** 
r with, the Iron -Mountain .System,
k. Mnilft .. halAM«k»« 4U«. . ^ «*r --*»' i . * ^ ^ ^ i^pi V.
oft-bonds belon^eing #® Site Chfewaflly, 
at«es__Foi4r _ IJn!u3£d_TtaiiLS--DaSy."
-I&bb, for .• reasass of •« ©awnay sta

permanent. j A FULL UNjE OF PLUM&tN6 AND tween "T^xas snd St. Louis, i->y» -serviceais patriattissB, bwy' Heaas-girita t«ing four to -eight bonrs QfuVtakest, ««a
from $ per cent to S jrnr («artt... TTMb 'i 
im ftecas.; ' -"v HEATING QOQOS OH HAND to -IS® mites ^lortest. TJjese train* 
affects $105,000^ famfe .winawifi ffiwim Save' . Pnlibrtan Biitfet Sleepers .and
•V K,V:.:-1 : 1 

TO SELECT FRO*.
the sale of the lC%aar _Cars^ throagfa ' wlthop*­
*SAid-"o&Bnect*jawriuSg "aTa^a"tpUjaSffin SSaiSoaa, • St. Losiis,. wttji. all Northern aaad Eastern lines. A la 

wh»?»Z*2L «*Z w . !•MoSng.Cw Sen1« between 
• We-ins a3®» agenira for'FAIRBANKS'j aaad Sflaais.
'. fflws KmveaslS^-^^ >off 

GASOLINE ENGINES^-GM ^btone 1S11
y«ar-T5»e esiifflaatiisa. asam-^

As aL,par6s®® Mn <ri!' aKfefctf-to glfae j«sw-suiafl. iziew ®toi»aase-5¥. AH worjt gTaaran-1 TO MEXICO
!i(5 S«>tei«»e fnem the Uminnsrsifty Saawis aM em thas fe®. 3bft vmi «qg£jf,'i4 li&ie .s^iss­
fftuBBis is, ^1®7.73S,. Jfce^s ttM

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,Tbe-1. & <5. N. B. R;-in

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©wsfts-^tfa the J?aj3onaa-3Jpes -of Mexico.'
'f«r «miiJasc'3 pen--l^ias

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j-itoefS^bi Sail Antsomo to City

,. „/ . _ -tssnt. fiomsiehit Iw-eatoiMfaluee ® wenn^ 
_$.CREEWBERC teeing orally 54 1-2 houaa, or a day and naOes • ^bwtest ~13t»r-­
EXCLUSIVE OPTICIAN
^ * «t® jmi%iSSmg %r Sa^hfur vdnussttMiB is jresipcaadtagity, as <ju3-c3t from all __ 
Jtoin-Us via I. & GL .X. The ctttes

®"W * * Sitate tMaty litomsaai <jMaxs a fer a» Xjrs. 
Monterey, SaffiUto, San Lais m hy all the Ittiat People. aj>a Meadoo aty are reached dlracOy
WlWg OTRt WaSWt fe. 
BaJFet Sirens 
jaaunge. This rjyate aUso ferms 

war im Kilnisl -. the jftw ^wsrt Hue via Montaw*-to ' s*edl a^pa«jfjrai5B«3j_ ®f tfi» 
Tarrepn and Dorang®. dlpect oi ' 
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wSlrltearftwm «ea*a t® we&iw&. at wm mm. aaiffl "
mm. ®ratt fa®n ^mai through sleeper to and tt* fKswth «f H&* raOTW^ity, t%ja» fe ^^«Tf^^s^s, «tf#«es-5® ««• Wasm 68TIEI .•i^iirajmsfo being ma.de at Monterey. 
•„• •«»-*-=--"7'-:r— -—" »*.» .T»fl«ffinfw>wreBMy iMMffffiB 
«s«^b have, wwWpr, BisUL IbHstang^pflaDBt, austarv.a.T. ;. |r-s^ssrs .^tor oomjfete Information see 111A tF» ami t3we W«MBaat»',s BroiSafflg ^ ^ N.-Agents or
CAPS MI sww1;; . write ,-v #••' % „ ^omSA fBwvated--wattih a srsteaa «iff 
For tOx

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_THE TEXAN  
oe issued daily.-In _a few years it will be, if the students jrget oehind the paper as they should.  SOCIETY  Girls' Tennis Tournament:.. v ; The young ladies of the 'Varsity, dis­ Gym. Suits,  

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-Attention is called to the ad. 
in an-oth^r column of the Anderson Maga­
-zine Company's offer, of scholarship, 
Evans> the

_lMr* Austin Manager, is a very pleasant gentleman to deal with He is son of Major Ira H. Evans, the , giver of the Evans prize in oratory. 
ihe past few days have been ex­
lemely iot. "If the Library could swap even and get a few electric fans instead of. the prettyr;table-lamps, it would prove a/blessing to ail students 

.-who try to study? ifi the afternoon. ­
PERSONALS. 

^the lumber firm of Lyon & Co. 
R. ^.T. Thome, Law stenographer, is away on business. . ' ~ 
Athenaeum Meeting. r The Athenaeuni was' failed to order 
-at the regular hour b_V President Lat­-—timore on last Saturday night; -'The a't.­'tendance was very small, indeed, btft 
^ -businessi—was transacted' and the pro­-gram carried out.* The1 program Was as 
•t.-follows:  *  
Declamatinn-^Feiulle  s  
*5,J  Oration—Collins—  •  .  
Debate—''Resolved,  that  the -divorce  

tell, Hill, Hummel, 
Shelton, Cowan, Mitchell, Garrison, Helen Garrison, Mc-Clendon. Gould, Wellar, Hilliard, Kin­caid, Maverick, Burroughs,. Robertson; Martin. Townes, March, Evans, Mils paugh; Messrs. King, Franklin, Crane, Bickler, Blocker, Max Bickler, Archer Goldbeck, Polk, ,P.owel, Rowe, Tarleton. Robards, Allen, Amsler, Pinch, Herbert Finch, Davidson, Goldbeck. 
The Kappa Sigma*-gave a 'trolley ri<fe 

Harry Peyton StegerofBonham^end^turdllj;over all the lines of the 
several days this week/at the Phi Delta Theta, House. " -• 
Dan Hn» anTGn7ve7Tf^F<r'spent Sat­

•day and Sunday in Houston., . vi:: " .. Miss Kitty Searcy of Brenharri has been a ..guest,at the Kappa Kappa Gam. ^na HoB.se for several davs. • "* Mr, SpotTW: Key. Tj. B.~'Q2. a prom­-jnent student ' 6fl former years, -is..'to be married .in \\W on the first of 
June. Mr. Lawrence Brookes;, formerly of 
oa'' ;s"rvi('('' 
was delightful. Thei -u*»a k.*.«<i /i h 
was a* band mi the our, and after .the 
fie chapter .house, where refreshment's ^?.'e T hose on the ri<Jewere: Misses Thomson, Mabel •'Wooldridge," 
SiT1"ie 
^ooldridge. Estill. Julia Estill, RiiijHoth. Nra*b!,-Lena 
Greer, McPhail, 

.J\JiIsparffrtr. MauleT-Rose; ETsie Hancock. Cora Hancock: Messrs. Hog-sett. Grinnin, Denton, Key, Brown, Thornton,^Thomson, Montgomery, Es 
•Aw»t«Hwi»*bwrT^^ ieeeji^.^• Tories. jyFver. Adam's7"'^;ngT0T^ " 
made a short visit to his old home -and 'Varsity fricnda, ^ ­_ Eugene De Bogory,; Law '06,-leaves next Monday (for parts unknown) for New Orleans, where he-will workfSr 
playing their usual promptness and en-last-week--Mw.-thTIsr^^miT^ Goldbeck entertained the Sigma Chi
ho Rirrmo -P.K% v . , V
their tennis tournament last week.
Fraternity and the Phi Beta Pi So­
There werte eight entries in the tourna
rority with her annual lawn party. As 
ment, and large crowds-of enthusiastic
Hanoi J Li . wavt.u, CMAU H\l£V UUWUS UI PlllllUSiaSUC 
a a

time ' Thfiss ? most delightful 1atora were present to wateli -the t,me. Jho8ej,,e,ent «»: MUse. a-'firtdM. on .11 d.vs.
matches on all three 
days. 
\aim, °\\ atson and Mrs. Rector Thom­
son. 
* There was a dance at Protection Hall Saturday night at which the following were present,: Misses Brackenridge. Cowan, Morey, Searcy, McCorm% fla­™, Borden, Proctor, Wellar," iiietds, Ruggles, Temple, Jarvis, Burns, Rich ardson^ Messrs; Kirbey, McKean, Sfe: thi8T rMcKellar, frwin, Tyler, Rather, Gardner, Dinsmore, Newell. .Tohn&on Nihbe. Hunt, La PreUe: Mesdames R„g; glea, Shaw and Sutton. " -A 
v
1 ' The .Rusk. 

. Last Saturday night b^ing the,'regu­lar time for the election of officers for­thp first tem, of>xt year, the R„sk s"s^en " debate for the. ev6nin<» 
laws should be nuule xinTfoj-m through ;8"^ following part of tl,e out the states of '"'the''••..tJnited States." ProFranii; . . ^ ^ ^ Affirmativej Darroch. E. F, Ferguson, ! Oration—Holbrook: , «>., 'r-Bell and Ryburn; negative'-Mays, Mc* J" Extempore—Stilhve.ll,. Bollidav, W: C. 
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The judges decided in favor / of ' tjie" (The* officers elected for the fall term 
negative after a most spirited .debate^ tfonn
0 -T.mu,uvuttw,, of next .year were "the following: John in which nearly every'speaker used SiiTpT. Keen, President; George A. Odam, full time, two. men speaking ten min-'|Yice President: L. W. Yates, Recorditis \ites each. -. . -/ /Secretary: W.'C. Bryant, Critic: D. A. 
.The next meeting will 'be the Jasf To .Skinner. Treasurer: N. E. Reed. Ser­be held this year.' Let eyery member geant-at-arms; . Ball, Texan Reporteiv— 
sodiety be present at this final — -meeting. 
The Cactus. 

One hundred copies of the Cactus ar­... . rived in Austin Wednesday and were "• forwarded to Galveston to the Medics. "Ofie'' hundred and fifty more copies ~ arrived:~ yesterday—-and -—three, hun ­. dred copies were<-/shipped-out of 
St. Jjouis. The rest, of the edi-< :• tion will be shipped today or to­morrow. -AH oPthem-come by. fast ex-v press, -and unless something providen tial happens, the limited . number-or­
—The, following',office 
B. Griffin, President: A. S. Dargan, Jr., 
Treasurer. On motion the society adjourned. 
THEY-CHALLENGE THE WINNERS. 
Thej'acuityFliers.herebychallenge the winner of -.the Hay-f League series npiy? being playea to alirtenflly game-of baseball. Gaine to be played, Thurs­day, jtine 1, ilfos, at 4:30 P. nt. ." 
_—:A. CASWELL ELLIsj .. ' Captain Faculty fliers.' 
The contest resulted in Miss Borden as champion in singles, and Miss Helen Knox and Miss Borden as champions in doubles. The winners are to be voted "Ts" by the Athletic Council, and ate the. first girls in thp University to wear this insignia. -....... 
LAST CAMPUS CONCERT BY 'T&2-' 1 SITY BAND, y: 0. Friday, 'May 26, 8:15 p. m. March—"Beatrix Band." -4 i j ^ 
Selection—"Bohemian Girl." , '| 
"La Poloma" (by requestK \ , "• It Waltz—"Sparkling Wave»." *• { Jntermera^^Bungaloo." * . 
Cornet  Solo—"The Rosary," by™ Dr  
Baxter^  %>*,','•  
"Mazurka Dolore."  

OA'erture of college songs. 
--NOTICE. -— J -­The. books of The Texan will bp 
turned over to the Students' Associa­tion next week. If you have not paid V ^ 41 I 'TTT ... .AAfta 1 ^J J !. 
convenience to everybody (Mneerne^^fj you would pay it at once. Pay at the Co-op., or send it to the Business Man­
ager. -0,1,.^...., 
Tennis Suits, Varsity Pennants, Fountain Peins, 
• Fine. Stationery, 
All University Text-books at 



THE^ CO-OP 

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vp TOWN filiiUQ STORE, ' ••m UNIVERSITY IDRUQ STORE. ­
X carry good UnM of pur*, (rwfe,
drup, Btdlelma. toltot irtlnlM iti. 
tloowrjr, cdcan 
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WATCHMAKER, JEWELER 
-MONEY BROKER, — Dealer, in all Kinds of Musical Inetru 
menta. All Goods Guaranteed. Dia
monds a Specialty. 
1101 EAST PECAN STREET, 
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Se«~us about our 8ummer School,
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tion, catalogue, etc Cor. 18th and 
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•x  dered will be sold out on Monday at the . Co-op. Get your Cactusr'then hunt the Kditor. It is in there on you. if it is not, he meant for it to be.  The Senior Play Committee~l^s ^ven up in despair. "It is now up class of W to give a play next year.  Gen. Pass. Agt.  uj* ii  
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-; Seiiiot Banquet. 	President Ptather Not Guilty. .
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The following is a Jist of loftsts s«f Jtalian AiiiliniwmUir • . Mayor d08
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II * \ 	the • Bpiilor 'fenhi]net lasi Jiiglrt at tlm Platirlios recently visited Austin and DMekill: ^ / addrfSfrti tlic ^Legislature. In the nf-HARRELL 4 KLEIN 
Mr V» HenpfJiet, iuafltninqtci. <_!_ fcrtionn., iH' viMlli'd tlif' University, where MV • "J law to Make 'A' Without Wnrk-Dpdti Miws, in the .ffbsehwi of President 'bg)i' '!'• •'• t.rtldwpll. r * Prather, in a good, plain English speech

< • 	CLOTHES 
"Our I'roJpwoi'fl," Miss t'nnriie West 	welcomed the Ambassador,...j.o the Uni-
Versity and hi« people to Texas. The

Harris*» _— . • ' ' 
• e• "Heaiitles of the VVatel' Tank," J. 1). following is clipped from, the New Or­. leans Daily Picayune for " May lfl^iid -• • •
Atwoodi . 	. • • 
•y;; "Whet! We .Wore Y.oung,"-d. W, I'nl-y* an account given to that, paper by • Arc Eapid-TranHt-Cu^toin-Tailoring. All the bother of being 
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• 	bouii " gentleman who accompanied the Ha­measured—nil tlie ;inhoyaneo of delnj—all the ovetprofit—is cut
" . "Ilaec Allum AlemeniBse .fuvabit,"' rons -;. 
Al'lirn' Ptoetor. J \ ' ., • "A Vi«H wn«» paid to the University of 

out and all the rest is left in. If you're a chap Who worries about
"Nttppi iol'H V ,ot 100:1 to ~Afi Prt• n(l><* fl!cva?. w|k+sr: one. thousand sludent^ 
10 =«=-future nnsaeftf AU -At. Hector. •^ gave Mr. Des Plapches ir rousing Wel-• his clothes—if vo'u wear ont-of^thc-common p.^tterns and suits^ith-­*/'1 "Acadeiu . (Irertler 'I Imn'• • " tlu« President of the iniiversHy
\ f=" bl^terilmiirT^r MattheW#,^R>'eeieiMhe Ambass^hir hr fluelit Italr exaggerated shoulders and trousers, you'll like our clothes -all' the ­"After College-WltftU" 0. A. Fvnnt'. j»"". nayitig that in; this institution of 

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inore because the 	price isn't distorted^ ~ " 
"Idiotic Hetuarks,"' \. V. A. ' ; *' ^aniirig it wa^ deemed a spccial privi 
„ _ ,.4 . ' ' jk-ge 'flUd accon»plishtncnt to be able to 

* tt.» Tenon* 8rt>re»* * Tr^e«« .thoughts in'v the sonorous and 
Suits $10.00 to $30.00
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<\% a jliisi,. <v>mplimciit the^acijTty and. 	' i' . : ^ • ••••'>.. I • .••••>•,-•' v. •*" v.j •••••.„• * ' •;,, «. ...-'
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all' TVic sfn«tcrtt-s ac<^imp»n)cd .1tic AttI­
viKappa Hig.. 16; 2.. '—Wliite and -Striped Sorgo Trousera,_._l ; .. ki«(i(lflrTiWrTl|c fniversity: grounds-i I ­
t'hi. I'JjA, \ft; Phi Kafjpft Ps>, 1«. 
to' the "street and gave three hearty
' ^ I' J he HuaL gatfte <tl t he Way Ijeagne j
r+H»f>VP vo^-^>a-vliJiJi--A\ii1i Turn " 	-*}
Will be ptaywl tomorrow W decide v the 	: $5.00 to $6.00 
\iw vniagirtc T're.sMent frather an4, 	7 -*$ % • (ih*mploHshH>. M/he VKeHtts-'Club—WiU 
IVftn: '\1e/es "minting ofi'-"nme VAh'sr^
play the winners, hs per notice else­	-i 
4* vo>v: can, fftid the Faculty and stu­
where. 
dent« going clear across tlie campus vo 

6 KLEIN,

we^ t^je KftvoU get on . a street.'eisr! 
Ji he conttf** -f^fr elm tupiamlMfte 
SKLLKKS OF rXCOMMOX CLOTHES, " ; . pttlled iMopnl Kobm­gm has -%6 Win It.—_^, The Y, tk. C. A. Corner Congress Ave* 7tK"St. " 7? 
ftev. "WPrf Thon^sAtt of tVtr> °<V(lriieF=­is-nd
irbfi AtUrt^i 4>«mes <tt»-JMWfttrt. 
before *#•©• W C. A. "SvmAay' aft«i(Ky>,n snfcj^ct, *J .5 , y fl.00 Each Postpaid. :pSW: 
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til SHUMATE DOLLAR RAZ1 
#9th nme 

-j&itowtati* jkMi^duiLtiiieiiLW • ^nsfche WseA-of having co^t>^ge -to Kr« j •••||M| M yipi =4^ rfmW S»l^i '"I'h?^ AW two wore 
to Wf 	j 1 wIf wIwl I t . 
a^SM1 <9$ fl# ttwk. • of whet'hei* ot ti<vt' th<sy oM^saH-r-^r—U-I.VA.^^
tww «y:tig** xs m fctwftewi of Itow 150,000 men enthusiastically say they are the best ever. Gret a com-.­stsYid fot the right, V<e toM of I fortable shave, boya, and if the Shumate don't pl^se over'800 -i "&*> "hn^g <»« o«e. of t>ie Harvard J agents ia Texas st^nd ready to exchange it aiid ask no questions. . j^Vn\H1^4." . buMtftgs a wefttWr-vfttie tnade in irni­tAtiofi of a. wowing topstetrwhich not 
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. tJie 'w-iftA, Wt seetned to TEACARDEN &SHUMATE / " 
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4gvg xbuf/a iNdi^kil.;itS ^ fe wh* gritty appreciate. Distributors for Anstin. 
m>i 4m mm$i$ "«sj6@tos~W^q%. Sm? \ iSSMtteft Weft M TO fhat >ie ^11 tnakfe 'm et4^.&KI^ >**<*$ /?. AUSTIN ACADEMY, a Preparatory School for Boys, affili­
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^•M~^'rtr*-the---®BW6fsi^---of—Jiatus .^pwa-n^p, anri other schools. Ifcegul&r .V; %~A-to «** *^^«h ^^>er#ty **1 *** 
.^»g tWr I session opens September 27. J. Stanley For3, B. A.V M. A., Principal j^JolmH1 s v '• teWiWli fthfe%!«>»• W1<| . .. . s . ^ V--,. 4 -O " T "" t -W-^ O V T T> r. • 1 •• -«•
* » ^ vi. . . -«&#jr |6kS^ 	Keen. Assistant; ReT. J. J. •Maraado,Li%amsh; L. E. G-eissler, Gteirman:
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if 	mm m 1 ISft'Utftl'io'n. 0. F. Knehne,Drawing. Nineteenth ^niT Eio Grande. Old.'Phone, 799, 
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THE TEXAN 
IN 	THE COLLEGE WOSID. 
Men's $io two-piece Flannel Suits, slat 



Straw Hat 

' . New Straws $1.50 to $4.00 Panamas $5.00 to $10.00 ; 
Tan Oxfords, Toa 
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Crawford's, $3.50 Nettleton's, -$5.00 
i Free Shines to our Shoe Customers 

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Robinson 
616~ Congress 

DR. HOlVIER MILk 
—"PHYSICIAN"AND SURGEON. Office over Chile's Drug Store*. Resi­
dence, 2007 Whitis Ave. Both phones: 
r, Residence, 224;: office, 65, old phone. 
[aci  for  Students  
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at  the  new  

University Confectionary Store. Lynches. Oystets, Chili, etc. CHAS. G. WUKASCH. PROP. 2218-Guadalupe Street. 

SOL DAVIS 

DEALER II) ' Cigars, Smokers' Articles, Pens, Sta­. tionery and Periodicals, Billiards . 
_ __ and Pool. -—~ 
Orders taken for "Varsity Flags-,Canes, etc. 
WILEY'S CANDIES. 
Phone 398. 

DR. H. E. BAXTER 
Dentist 

Northwest corner. Sixth and'Congress Avenue. Phone, 277» five rings! 
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-Sixth 	sUeet, aext to Ffyst Nations' bank. • -, ' 
W. 	N. LeSueur dentist ; 
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Get In Line 
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SCMUTZE BROS. 
CONFECTIONERS, LUNCWEV HOT CHILE, ETC. 
24th 	and Gtiadulupe Sts. . ^ 

There are eighteen national and six class frats at the University of Virginia. Besides the frats,.-there are several rib­
bon 	sQcie 
Berlirt University has 7,700 students. 
Brown University is to have a "wo­man's* gymnasium which will cost $500,­
000. 

There are 426 colleges and universi ties and 175,000 college students in the United States. * " 
^ '1 hoiiias Lee Sherlin, .wh«.'_wiltf-^a Yale's -football team next season, de­serves the honor which has come to him. He is. a Jurricfh at college, having pre­pared at -Hill School, Pottstown', Pa. He hasf won the "Y" three times aricT is regarded as the best all-round athlete 
at Yale.—Ex. ' . • 
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j Luton Not"Married. "V 
Hon: J. P. Luton, 'LL.-B. '04, orator, debater, editor of ythr Bonhom News, and popular lady's man, read a Tittle article in ^The Texan recently that lit­erally made his hair stand on end. The gist ^of the article . was copied from the Honey. Grove Signal and was put into these columns in entire good faith. Air The Texan-has to say is that if Luton is not married, he ought' to be— he is too nice a fellow to be always 
a. bachelor. The following is the let­ter: ' 
-	"Bonham, Texas. May 20. M65-,; "^fy Dear Frank: In^tJ'ie issue of 
1he "1exan for May 12 1 liotlt'f' yoh have' me married. I take this mcthtoi^of , formlng you tliat-it-is a 'hug^imT take.^ I am still numbered with lite rest of you old bachelors, ami flic tpro»fye<» limy are unusually ^flattering for me to remain in 'bachelor,dom!rthe rest of inv 
days. 	.. ' 
"The young ladv (falsely alleged to 
-t_K1joti_ofL'Hacrard—ha6-«^re«"j be.Mrs.' Luton) and I were the-victims eently stated that the elective system of .«• practical joke, earned entirely-too of choosing courses has proved a sqc-far. Asking you to kindly make this 
cess. The fears at first ttltfcriained timl st tidbits.-would choose 
snap couvm > were uiifojindfitL^Ex. 
N'ovlli 
Caiolnia defeated Virginia in games by the scores of 6 to 1 and 3 to i. . " ' . • • • 
The Cireulus Latinus, a spciety for the purpose-of speaking Latin, has been oiganized among" the Latin students at 
Columbia.—rEx. 
„^£inia'? team w©&thenriie. relay rJEu?e at"the recent T'niversity of Penn­sylvania track meet. The tiine was 
3.33 	2-5.—Ex. : " • ­
'The first inter-national collegiate baseball game is 'to be played^ this spring between Lelarid' Stanford's .repre­sentatives and a. team from the Wase­df» University of Tokyo—Ex. . . 
The. Drama-tic Club at the University of ]\finnesota reeently gave a very Suc­cessful performance of Ibsen's "Pillars of..Society,"— r—rr . 
The students iu German at the TTni­versity of Texas" gave a very successful perfrrrnrafree 'ofHCessing's-"Minna von Barnhelin."—^ewnnee Purple. 
A special to the Statesman from Ox­ford. Miss., gives'Texas the victory over the Mississippi boys by the score of 5 
jto 1. Texas made ten hits to the Ox« 
j_focd—.boyo' four.. The feature ot .the game was^he jQitcMng.-of-Gfraham, -struck-rnit~ftnn'tee'h "liTeir~TKis makes the first series that Mississippi has lost, _thjis niaking the-victory *for Texas'^at the. more ?lorious_... Robertson made four -of the „tea -hits for Texas. The Texas "team will lFave for AuStin to­nifrht at 9:10 p. m." Having lost but one frame on the trip, two games post­poned on account of the-trip, won three, the Texas boys think they have room' to be proud. The students are prepaf­la£f to give th« victors a royal recep­tion when they Teach Austin. . ' 
Miss Hallie Powell will spend com­mencement with University friends/-; 
_ wnwtion -thmigh^fr^:^Tnmn. ijif'The 1 Texan, provided^.youjvj^ to avoid the institution of a -sensational suit for slander in which the lady in question would be an aggressive plaintiff, and wishing The -Texan, its brilliant editni and competentwworters much success, individually and collectively, I aw.your 
old 	friend,—•—-^ 
L-^JESSE P. LUTCW."" 
-	Vegetarians. 
R. 

R. Smiiii: "I'm feeling my oats today." -. • 
Cosine Smith: >YouTha^t any edge pver me, for I'm feeling my corns.'' 
NOTICE. 
The 	'books of The Texan "will b<^ 
t'on. next week.. If you have not paTH yoiir subscription, you could avoid in­convenience to everybody concerned* if you would pay It at once. Pay at the Co-op., or send-it to the Business Man­ager. --|_ 
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Crash Suits, for this sale—
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$5.98 
We also offer for this sale a lot of Men's $t5 Blue Serge Suits, military or squari cut, sold everywhere for $15; for thii sale— -f 


$10.00 

F. E. MISTR0T 
Three first Prizes 
FIRST PRIZE in Grand Portrait 
. -—Gold Medal. 

FIRST PRIZE—Fell Trophy Cufci 
for best finished Pictures; These 
two prizes were the highest hon­
ors conferred by the Photo Asso­
ciation of Texas. Also 

FIRST PRIZE — Grand Portrait 
Inter-State Exhibit, Indian Tro­phy> the highest honors conferred 

,, by the Photo Association of Okla* 
homa Inter-State Exhibit. 

* *1 W*" You arrf cordially invited to call and sm Ae Grand Portrait Exhibit in the Studio# 
THESE PRIZES WERE AWARDEO TO 
MR 	& MRS, MARTYR ELLIOTT 
814 CONGRE3SAVC. 
Artistic Photographers 
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left when Yates," Ms opponent ST'ask hirt^ a question^ It was as follows: 
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"Will you please state the history,
gfe-rf • Freshman Girt (wrfting a term ^henie character, resources and aims of thein English and soliloquizing): "This is Smithsonian Institute?" .
0, sad life apd English I is the worst Donnelly had never heard of such a
part of it. THE SPECIALTY
place, so in his droll way he replied:
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"If the. gentleman wa'nts to know that,Do you know "Dreary" Philips? 
Photographer

his 'pardner'^ can do so when hd -gel­up here.''
By gum! Somebody is ntarried. 
Is now located at 610 Congress Avenue (Over McKenna &
Guess who. (Note: Mogul has arrived Judge. Iftrlcton (lecturing in Evidence
in Austin-since this was-written and -Marsh's) ;--• 
on '.'Judicial Notice"): ?'The court candeclares that he is still "heart whole have a strong suspieion of • somethingand fancy -free.")-— " * of which it could not take, judicial no­
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Special Attention siyen to the developing ancT printing of 1vl
tice. I think, I would strongly suspect
Gray (Junior in \Philosophy 3): . "Dr. 
tHat Paris is in France." -, ; --Kodak li)ms.
' Fite, arc you going to give an excinp-a Mogul isot to voce) ^ • •"Yes, and -tion in this course.?": • -.'..J.
srir— j—4**-—** "There's a -iParis in Texas,, too, by gum." 
A budding genius frequently develops
/.-Dr. Kite; "Well—er.—I think not."' MEDICAL DEPARTMENT, VANDER­-into«^a blooming. idiot.•
.'Jprofessors .are. 
^Arfijs(r!r an(V T>(> Bogor.v had ;v big ar­BILT UNIVERSITY, NASH­
giving exemptions to classes where there 
to -which'-knows * the

gument as most -Mr. Shaw, recently delivered a soul-
are just a few besides the Seniors." VILLE, TENN. ; ­
a-b'out -fruits and vegetables. "Debie" 
stirring address to the Junior Laws.
D?. File: ^ "Well—Cr—1 "congratulate '?• .Florida,, so lie a^ked Allispn if Mounting' the rostrum with a, Willie
i you." _ _ he knew what «,v«i paililia is. <AUh'» 
Jennings air, he proceeded to call the ' ' • • ) » 
admitted his ignorance, but said: The above institution now requires^ of
attention of the noisv delegation to 
tSFrom Baseball Trip. "I'll bet you don't Know <whrtt Vn 'at­
what , he wished to say, but -for some students matriculating for their
Waiter "(tb Mr. Hutcheson): "What mndilla is, either." 
reason that fickle aggregation resisted ••. • ' j'will yon have for dessert?" ^ 
"Oh." yes, I do, too. You know it's first course, a high school diploma,
even the subtle eloquence of W. G. The 
Mr. Hutchcson: "Strawberry short-one of then) < actus plants vou have^ out 
Speech as delivered was as follows: 
or a completed course in a prepar­

"cake and Edam cheese.'*" " . .in West Texas. with stickers all over "Gentlemen; there is a move onWaiter (to Sleepy Robertson/ af the leases." 
foot—" (Tremendous applause •' and atory school in affiliation with a 
lame table): "What will you. have?" 
slapping of desks.) The speaker wait­
Sleepy: "Strawberry short-cake and college or university, ox its eqniva­
u ' All in a Lump. 

ed pajtiently until the demonstration 
some of the—dam cheese.'1 A youngster with ringlets' cut .shorter 

was .over, then began again: "There is lent. Graduates of recognized-col 
s0s?W Got up in-his window and sorter 
a -movement on foot—" (The crowd Dr.. Bray (lectiifirtg In Botany 7): " 5.M Tried to act rather cute /3®pK| leges or universities will be per-
cheered this bit of information with en­
"Here' is a plant which has six stamens; . With a "drunken galoot, . ' -' 

thusiastic yells.) Another patient wait, 
nuttcd to take first and second

drunk one developed a"snorter." on
but four are absent and (indicating them But_ tile then*.. move
"Gentlemen, there is a 
with his finger) here are the' remaining 

foot—" (Applause, and cries of. "Let courses in one. The length of eachThe youngster-with aH of this cuteness
three." the movement proceed.") "Gentlemen,
And.closely -cut sort of hirsuteness.
" ijinii .11.,';,\-/ ­
there is a movement on foot!" At last course Jilts been extended to-4^1.
Has become very-deaf—

Miss A. B. C. in EducatRm 2 was he got to explain. Want to know what
• P'r'aps ashamed of himself—

practicing winking her eyes, a move­it was?-Ask him. "1. ' -"Vl -, • mohths. We will he glad tq wel­
And lapsed into unwonted muteness. 
ment of German -gyiftkaBtics. She sud-
come such students as can meet the
-some—one 
-w '/ Among Junior Laws. " 

across the room imagined she was wink­TEN FREE SCHOLARSHIPS.
Bensori': -"Can you give me"another above requirements; This advance 
ing at him,'-and now whenever Big term for 'beneficiary,' Mr.. Townsend?" 
Bailey meets Miss A. B. C., he can't The Anderson Magazine of 32 Union in educational requirements and "in
Townsend:. "I don't know— 
resist a Imile. , • Square^ New York, offers the opportun­

Bensuu: "What is_li®~ealled"in~BlacE^ 
4 length of term places. Vanderhilt on •>.
Stone?" . "" ; * ; ity for ten students of the University 
Jacoby was introduced at Oxford as 

Townsend (apologetically): "I 'bust­of Texas to earn scholarships of a $230 a plane with the best institutions i a German count. H :i-' . • ed' in Blackstone." — 7
cash value. " " ~ " " -—Benson: "Mr. dobb, ~can ~yoa "tell [Jail over~the country. For catalogue
Requirements Are Simple. ­
Sleepy Robertson (to a Mississippi us?" y ' 
320 subscriptions to the list of publi­^=address

girl at the Clii O^nega reception); • €obbr •fA; C. S. K. and trust, I be­"Why, .We've got one. county in Texas lievc." cations whose, subscription campaign we DR. G. C. SAVAGE, Secretary.
bigger than .this. whole State—Greer are managing will give you-another 
County?' " i. ^ Judge Townes: "Mr. Shepherd, what 

year in school. We want you to work 
"Is that so?"< can you tell us about Nuevo LeoniJ 

r~Outlng, BOQKIOVCT'S Magazine, Les­
T°"own .that .county; but the Shepherd: "Why,-Judge—I don't JOHN SHEEHAN
lie's, Good Housekeeping and Golf*, o-"'.v.,:1.; ... ^ 
trouble about it is that land is so cheap k^ow anything about it." 
You have one year in which to secure

ill Texas, I reckon I could sell my coun­Judge Townes: "Mr. Benson, you PROPRIETOR. ty for about $150." . will please grade the gentleman perfect, the required number of subscriptions. as I am satisfied his answer is cor­If you do not "make good" for the Washinuton Market «GG>G rect." ,-. . ­
full scholarship, you may earn a half-There wis a young man named McCall, 122 Congress Ave., and Fulton Market
scholarship, value $130. by taking mg
•Tildge Townes-. "Tin yftn t.hinlf t.horn 
2H ^ajst Sixth«St

subscriptions. 
'&$£ He played in the Band was any conscious move or feeling in 
Home slaughtered meat of all kinds,

Che. convention toward separation of Qur regular agent's .commissions, ^re
XAk^_ai_ragtim.e-man,-i fresh oystersr^poultry. etc;r alwayi ori 
Texas fromm M<;xic.ol'J!-jgoUelted. iumpkiriT "Yes, sir, I think so-
He made a short call to the "Oron" HaTl, in, whether to OUP special list or to any
(aniended, fjfter hesitation) sort of sub
And plead for an insight meekly. . other.,;n}agazine published. .•. 
conscious.
he " As' kn:-aid; to our"*™student representa­
To .a -place thought —r~7^ ^ Before You Make Application tor 
Where "she'd" possibly be, tives we have a fine lot of premium of­
NOTICE.

But he sought in vain, and weekly*^ fers that mikes the work easy, and at­LIFEilNSURANCE 
The books of The Texan will be 

tractive. ' 
He repeated liis call, but alas! 'twas all turned over to tlie -Students' Associa­Drop me a card or call New Phone 
A mistake in her name discreetly! All entries for these scholarshipstion next week. If you "have not paid must be in by June 1, 1905. 131,1 would be glad to? sho^r you 
your subscription, you could avoid in­
No student not in good standing at what the NEW YORK LIFE will
Donnelly was debating the other "night 
convenience. to everybody conoerned if the University-need make application do foyyou. . •_"" ' 
-in the Rusk oil whetHer or iiot a Na-
you; would pay it at* once.. Pay at the 
^ For. fuller particulars address . The
tional -.University should be established. J. N. HOUSTON, _ ' 
Co-op., or send-.it to ~£he Business Man­Anderson -Magazine Co., Box 664,.Austin,
He ha4-only about three minutes of his Agt. New York Life
ager. Texas. — -— --.­
Mention'Tke Texan

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