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fin a l s c h e d u l e

Games Will Begin on N e x t M onday I

and Continue Until M ay 3 

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visions into 3 S ec tio n s Made. 

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MASSEY I F * U te
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C o n feren ce lo be Held for all Ass,,- T . . 

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elations in Schools and Colleees in 

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 to N* » ' W o n . lo

Souih T e x a s —O fficers W ere 

"'i" 

,mnKllam’* 0 h '« ''-Naps.''

In stalled Y esterday 

Suitcase— h in d ,

Spoke. Gambreil Elected

M ans to hold a Y. W. C A 

fere nee on April 25 an d have a s ’ t h ^ U i M ' T 
g u e s ts all Y. W. C. A. from B a v in . 
S outhw estern, and 
the p r ^ a °rv 
school* an d norm al of San Marcos, 

a m i° n e Gf t e r ^ ay n,a(io by th e p re s e n t 
cabinet of the local
Y W. Cy A 

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frcni th " 

11,1 w as »
m a jo r
* * < * -> '. c a p ta in '.J
,ea
~«ve Austin
■ a t u i d a y to join th e Cleveland A m e n 
in New M oan s.
ra n s now t r a in in g 

 
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thc T exas team
for T h ! 
h av in g made
the t ° PaS*i 
the team when he w as a fre s h m a n in 
inc University.

8 

P h i)1 ' ! ? ■ ' UHen JaCk Coombs of the 
1 hdadelphia A t h l e t i c s saw “ Mike” in

; ; ; t r 

said ’ "W ith a n o th e r yea, 
the able coaching of William Disch 
t h a t y o u n g s te r will be able to hold 
n a Position on our infield.” Sev- 
era! o ffe rs fro m team s of f a s t e r com ­
p an y have been received by M assey
b u t were rejected fo r c o l l e y base- 
na 11.

M assey g e ts $1,000 bonus for - 

in* the c o n tra c t and $400 a month for 
tin tim e while p la y in g with the Cleve­
land team .

The team p resented the d e p a rtin g 
ca p ta in with a handsom e su itcase with 
his nam e s tam p ed on the side in gold 
caf. Coach Disch m ade th e p re s e n ­
tation speech, e x p ressin g his re g ret 
in seeing the f a s t sh o rtsto p leave. M r 
commended M assey as a p la y e r 
and as a tru e s p o rt both on and off 
th e baseball diam ond 
the
words of th e coach, “ Above all he F 
a g e n tle m a n .”

an d 

in 

In his re p ly to the t r i b u t e payee 
nim M assey ex p ressed his r e g r e t 'on 
leaving the te a m , w ith the hope t h a t 
he would .sometime have the chance 
to visit his te a m m a te s .

the speedy s h o r t ­
^T om Gambrel I, 
stop. was elected cap tain to fill 
the 
vacancy m ade by M assey’s leaving and 
will be seen a t s h o rts to p for th e re ­
m ain d er of th e season.

Modes of e n te r ta in m e n ts were d is­
c e d 
a r r a n g e m e n ts 
defin ite 
will be m ade several days before the 
m e e tin g of th e conference 

and 

stalled. 

I aldine P inckney; 

P resid en t, M a r g u e rite 

The new ly elected officers w ere in­
Th ey a r e a s follows: 
J o h n ; 

vice 
pre s ,d e n t, C h a rlo tte Spence; secretary. 
tre a s u re r , Louise 
M ildred C h um lea; 
M egee; c h a irm a n of music commit- 
ee, Coronal T h o m a s ; p o s te r co m m it­
tee, 
association 
new s com m ittee, E lizab e th H u n te r- 
social service. R u th P o tts and B ern e a 
M in kw itz; religious m eetings com m it- 
ee, 
tre a s u re r , 
Linda L a n c a s te r; p ra ctical needs com ­
m ittee, G ladys W alsh; Texan r e p re ­
set: ta I ive, Rosselle Gould; Bible stu d v 
ain in i tie A nne H e rrin g ; social com 
m itlee, Hallie Reed G re er; Mission 
com m ittee, K athleen Moles- 
s tu d y 
convention, 
a <>i t h 
P a il; s tu d e n t vo lun teer rep resen- 

lo Rice; a s s i s t a n t 

conference and 

ta tiv e , Lizzie Blasdel.

MINE EXPERIMENT 

STATION SOUGHT

T e x a s B ureau May Receive F ed eral 

J e s tin g Labs— Extension of Work 

Done at P re s e n t.

MJLURES REACH 

UNIVERSITY HAS

CLIMAX IN LAST 

TERM S REPORT 

BOAT HOUSE ON 

LAKE ABOVE DAM

A p p roxim ately Hundred Fall bv W a v . i s u r r a 

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" h i s and Row B o tts Will I L i> 

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S id e and T h irte e n M ake no C ourse 

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N u m b e r < om m ended Not a s 
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Large a s Fast Y ear.

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at Reduced It-»#*.«

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s tu d e n t* 
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♦‘ruing New Club.

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r a " « up Rules Gov.

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A p p ro x im a te ly 

n in e ty -e ig h t 

t i , 

it •
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o f T e x a s B oat club,
lents fa llin g below th e p a s s in g l i n e which 
with sixty -six of 
n a m a t t e r of
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, 
y ea r s tu d e n ts , tells th e s to ry o f ^ I M>et a atlon ttnd doubt, has a t la s t be­

th is n u m b e r H r - ’ 

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s o r t given out by the dean of t h e U i l T W 
ac adem ic d e p a rtm e n t. 

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The space behind 

*** ' n U< UVe 0,U‘r a ~
the wall a t

Dean IL Y. Benedict said t h a t n r I 

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.Ust,n has b<H‘n f *»ed 

in and 

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I n W 
ably o n e -te n th of this "numbe 
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be brou gh t above 
be b r o u g h t above the p a s s in g line by 
m ista k es in copying the g ra d es.

 

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T * " l° * * ra<lual 8lop« ’ which
at true
t h « 

liv e «n the lake fr o n t a s well as the 
A broad walk which
m ost valuable. 

o r 

5 S5 T .1 2 r-rr-.s; = 

thre* 
have failed to m ak e tw-o 
courses a s the case m ay be, th irteen 
failed 
stu d e n ts 
single 
a 
this n u m b e r a re 
course. 
F o u r of 
in fo rm er 
u pper classm en who had 
term s m ade enough co urses 
re 
to 
main in the U niversity .

to m ak e 

finished 

fro n t has been 

e r t y 
and 
m ou nted with iron railing. A te m p o r ­
a r y shed of galvan ized zinc has been 
th e p r o p e rty fo r the 
co n s tru c te d on 
pu rp o se o f housing th e boats. There 
a r e now a b o u t th i r t y tw ats on th e site 
and m ore have been ordered.

~

In f o n t ru s t to those who displayed 
inferior book l e a r n in g t h e r e were 113 
stu d e n ts com m ended 
excellent 
gra d es. This n u m b e r fall 23 sh o rt
of last y e a r, t h e r e bein g 135 c o m m e n d -1! * 
Hi a t 
te rm 
mended. 

time. The 1913 w in te r 

t h a t 

fo r 

* 

as 

re p o rt showed only 105 com- K ',oum l8* 

The purpose of th e club is to give 
th e s tu d e n ts , e x -stu d e n ts and faculty 
m e m b e rs of the U n iv ersity a reduced 
r a t e in th e re ntal of boats, a s well as
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a 

s t r u c t u r e on th e
St*venty-five cents 
een decided upon for a m em ber-

^ ^ 'e 

r»e«n Benedict 

in m a k in g 

the re- T h ? ^ m 

nm-! on failu re s em ph asized th e n rob 
ibility o f that n u m b e r being decreased 
when the official conn, was S h 
m a"e- 

R ob ert G ag e has 

returned

F o rt W o rth .

DANIEL BAKER TO 

PLAY HERE TODAY

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’.r<< ;!.nd’ VNHI Kn<mn 
Alhlcl.cs, H ere W ith timid Men. 

in 0,1 

C h a n g e s 

in T ex a s Infield.

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,f*m a in d e r “ f the term . 
11,1 holders o f mom-

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l " *** l>oats a t « » e*-
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e n title m em W rs 
th e ir pri-
v a le b o ats for the priee o f seventy- 
five c e n ts p er month.

to s to re 

plans for the b o at house a re 
♦ xP<cted from Houston tom orrow . As 
they will 
they a re received 
M>on a s 
be gon e over th o ro u g h ly by the A t h ­
letic Council for th e p u rp ose of de­
ciding definitely w h e th e r this s tr u c ­
I t is 
tu re will be built im m ediately. 
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i tin? opinion of several nf 

. 

. 

fJla t this is ih" b l u e s t u n d e r ta k in g 
,,, uie
 
| ' h a t has ev e r been a t t e m p t e d in the
way o f im pro vem en ts by t h a t d e p a r t ­
m ent alone. The club house as now 
!• ann ed will be a tw o -s to ry s tru c tu re . 
The f i r s t s to ry to be hewn sto n e cap- 
lied with one s to ry o f wood work of
0,u‘ *
/ 
1 he mission des
sign. The second story
vvnvi nvui y
Will be open on all sides with venin- 
las ru n n in g around the e n tire strut*

T h e B u rea u of Econom ic Geology of 
T e x a s 
is m a k in g a stren u o u s e f f o r t 
to s ec u re one of th e th re e m in in g e x ­
p e r im e n t s ta tio n s soon 
to be e s t a b ­
lished by th e F ed eral g o vernm e n t. The 
c re a tio n of th ese s ta tio n s will be as 
a re s u lt of a bill recently passed in 
co n g ress p ro v id in g fo r the es ta b lis h ­
m e n t by th e B u reau of Mines of the 
D e p a r t m e n t of In te r io r of ten m inin g 
e x p e r im e n t s ta tio n s and fo r the e s ­
ta b lis h m e n t of seven mine rescue .sta­
tions, b u t p rovidin g t h a t only th ree 
th ese a r e to be established each 
of 
y e a r until all a r e established. The 
th e 
e n tire T e x a s delegation, u n d e r 
lead e rsh ip of C o n g ressm an 
?. 
J. 
B uchanan, a t W a shin gton, a re u rg in g 
th e e s ta b lis h m e n t of one of th e first 
t h r e e sta tio n s a t 
th e U n iv ersity of 
T e x a s in connection w ith the B ureau 
of Economic Geology of this S tate.
T h is s tatio n will, if establish ed, con­
cern its e lf m ainly with in v estigation s 
of 
th e non-m etalic m inin g products 
of th e S o u th w est and Texas. Bulle­
tin s will be published fro m tim e to 
knowledge 
tim e s e t t i n g 
ex pe ri­
ac q uired fro m 
It 
m e n ts a n d ana ly se s perform ed. 
is 
te s t i n g sta 
t h a t such a 
tion in T ex a s would be of inestim able 
th e variou s m ining, / a n d 
valu e 
th e S ta te as 
b u ild in g com panies of 
well a s to p u rc h asers of la rg e q u a n ti­
tie s of fuel such as th e S ta te p u r ­
c h a s in g a g e n t.

the 
v ario us 

fo r th 
the 

t h o u g h t 

to 

I 

the s tatio n 

T he bill a s passed c a rries no a p ­
p r o p r ia tio n an d 
if e s ­
tab lis h e d would necessarily be s u p ­
p o rte d by th e Texas Bureau until con­
g r e s s m a k e s some a p p ro p riatio n for 
its s u p p o rt. 
This, however, would 
w ork no h a rd s h ip upon the bureau as 
th e p r e s e n t equipm ent could be used 
to a d v a n t a g e in the proposed ex p e ri­
m e n ts an d it would merely mean an 
ex te n sio n of th e work done a t p re s ­
ent. 
The bu re au already conducts 
te s t s f o r all th e fuel m ateria ls pur-

AUSTINITES BY 

HUNDREDS GREET

< lark F ield will be the scene of the
f ir s t of th e tw o scheduled g a m e s with 
Daniel R a U , 
Daniel B ak er te a m th is a f te rn o o n . Thi. 
is 

the second 

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in te r-c o lle g ia te g a m e . ris

FRITZ KREISLER S

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A u strian Musician and Soldier Ap 

i hard g am es th is seaso n a lre a d y , Dan- I., 'n "! 
iel B ak er exp ects to prov e th e y a re 
I ♦ • 
the h a rd e s t ones T ex as has y e t met 
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n , *' r 

rt h a t U f’an ,H* us<*(1 f(>r
the u n iv e r«»ty func-
r ' u ^ 1 Tloat.s a r e also being

in 

Violin Selections.

Recital o f C h ara cteristic 

p e a rs Before Packed House 

Daniel B a k e r has im p ro v ed wonder- 
th e l a s t t h r e e y e a rs U nder 
fully in 
tho work o f Coach F re e la n d , 
t h a t 
school has come up into college rank- 
ing 
Coach 
Freeland will be re m e m b e re d a s t h e e lr<M 
W ith a house packed to its utm o st f o r m e r V a n d e rb ilt s ta r . D u rin g his , " i ' I " 
p a r it y F ritz K re isle r 

'" '" tr o l of 
!7 >J# r t ° " ly 
s ta y in t h a t college he wa* consid ers.' I re in .l e e ' , ' " r ™5e n ,a - 

f'.'.n *■!!'? 
Th 
th,. I , 

a th le tic s . 

°,f tH<? 

in all 

its 

, 

in th e
J . r ® ,andm * fop a!l bout*. These
‘hey wil1 rise o t
<>f the r iv e r-

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. hoUs*' t f u u n d s a r e und er
the A thletic
f“ ™ | ty
Homc o t th e
a r * *" fo1-

the 

t(> 

re 
capacity F r itz Kreisler, world 
_ 
downed violinist, and A u strian soldier 
o f the pre sen t E uro p e an war, rendered 
his choice violin selections a t the re ­
last 
cital given 
night.

th d au d ito riu m 

in 

T h e p ro g ra m 

included an old con­
certo by vivaldi, a s e v e n te en th cen­
Italian composer, which Mr.
t u r y 
K re is le r rescued in m a n u s c rip t form 
from a m o n a s te ry in Ita ly and r e a r ­
ra n g e r, and a place by T a r tin g known

in 

T h is 

is his 

le tte rs 

the b est a t h le te in the e n tire South, 
m ak in g fo u r te e n 
th e ma- 
('or sports. 
with Daniel B ak er, a s he h a s signed on S u n d a v s fr o 
a co n tract to coach T. fl. U. next f i t v 
r e a r , and th is will he t he l a s t chaaca s e r v e .l’an d t h ^ rn f h '0 "." WJ " 
to see th e splendid m achine t h a t he 
has built from 

lows 
P r i v i l e g e 
The I 

a g e m e n t r e h e e l I 
I 

last y e a r able 

tho g ro u n d un 

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'! f n ' t r a ' w f e r ‘
b* Cl° 8ed 
“ ' m' untl1 1 P- m-

ed* 1 he K*v m g of

announced. 

The b a tte r ie s for Daniel L Z have 
T h ey have I 

not been 
th re e excellent slab a r ti s t s , who will 
be able to p e rfo rm when called upon 
n a n c y arm Agone win pitcl
F or Texas Bailey and Cone will pitch
re

th e 

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GII \ R F L N O T IC E S.

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in 

th e 

th ese 

j "**” ' r ‘ *

to him 
to 

l a r t i n i claimed • — 

^ g e n e ra l sh ak e u p 

t e m p t him with his v io lin ,1 

in a dream and under- j d i v i n g end as usual,

as the D e v ils Trill, 
t h a t he d re am ed th a t the devil a p p e a r- while A nd erson will be on 
ed 
infield
took 
Old Nick, he said, sat on his bed an.! has becn n e c e s sita te d by th e d e p a rt-
played this piece, which the d re am e 
reduced to w r itin g next m orning. A f ­
two seventeenth c e n tr u ry 
t e r 
compositions, th e violinist played as 
an encore a Span ish serenade, by 
S ch arm inad e. 

ure of C a p ta in M assey. 
In the la s t 
.'■ame M onday with S o u th w e s te rn 
Gambrel! w as s h ifted to s h o r t from 
fo rm e r 
second, and M onning, 
in
S o u th w e s te rn s t a r , w as 
in 
t ° Ut m e s t e r n s t a r , was 
 10 ^ o n . l h a w . Both
f
Their positions a d m ira b ly , 
this
c h a n g e will continue or not. Coach 
Disch has been w ork in g several men 
I a t s b o r t anrJ ‘t is pro bable t h a t some 
these will be given a chance to-
of 
fro m * d ay

t
O th e r selections inrhMing “ H u m o r - ii 2 F 
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hi ch

esque,” by Dvoarak were given w. 
is one o f th e v iolinist’s favorites.

C arlto n 
In f ir m a r y , s u ffe rin g 

l!* u n c e rta in w h e th e r 

th e 
b r o u g h t 
b r o u g h t 

is confined a t 

Alva 

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ptom aine poisoning. 

I 
| I he g a m e will 
4 o'clock.

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be called p ro m p tly a t

Leslie Fatter has recovered from a

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recen t illness, due to an abcenae on Miss M arion M allard 

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of G e o re e 

do 

Who s ay s people 

not 
like to s l u g ? Come to chapel 
an d find out. You will nee a 
crow ded room and h e a r fine 
Hinging. We a re doing n o th in g 
this week a n d we 
b u t s i n g 
c e rta in ly do like to h e a r o u r ­
selves sing, a b o u t as much 
a s so m e people like to h e a r 
th e m se lv e s talk.

There was n especial music 
y e s te r d a y because 
th e soiist 
was u nab le to get there. Hut 
a soloist will be on ham j this 

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some- v 

m o rn in g , Miss Kdleen B e g g 
who a lw a y s gives uh 

t h in g good, and on S a t u r d a y I 

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J o f b f.' 

t flne bass singer, (ienerdl
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With the ad o ptin g o f a sched ule 

an(j rules governing 

th e p la y in g of 

parries, everything is now re a d y fo r 

the opening of 

the 

I n t e r - f r a t e r n i t v

baseball league g a m e s n e x t M onday. 

yesterday afternoon t w e n t y r e p r e s e n ­

tatives o f the clubs a n d f r a t e r n i t i e s

le a g u e s m et an d 
b e lo n g in g to these 
a d o p te d the rules a n d sched ules a s 
drawn up by the c o m m itte e s .

The committee on g r o u n d s w a s u n ­
able to report a n y t h i n g w ith re g a r d 
to the grounds to be used, b u t s t a t e d 
that it was m akin g a r r a n g e m e n t s fo r 
the use of two d iam o n d s. The s ch e­
dule calls for two g a m e s e v e ry d ay 
an d with the r e - e n t e r in g o f th e Chi 
Phis into the league t h r e e g a m e s will 
be played on th e ir s ch ed uled days.

The rules which w e re d ra w n up by 
the eligibility c o m m itte e a n d ad o p ted 
are as follows:
I Any man who sh all hav e r e ­
ceived a letter fo r b ase b all in a n y u n i­
versity or college sh all be ineligible 
to play in this league.

in 

to p l a y 

ineligible 

I That any m a n w ho shall have 
played professional b a se b a ll shall be 
considered 
this 
league.
3. That any p i t c h e r w ho -shall have 
in 
in the past re p re s e n te d o r shall 
the future r e p re s e n t V a r s i ty 
in any 
part of one gam e sh all be considered 
ineligible to play in th is league.

4. That any 

p l a y e r who 
o t h e r 
shall have in the p a s t p a r ti c ip a te d , or 
shall in the fu tu re p a r ti c ip a te , in an y 
part of three scheduled V a r s i ty g a m e s 
'hail be considered 

ineligible.

o. M at each f r a t e r n i t y o r club in 
this league shall vouch t h a t th e p l a y ­
ers of their respective t e a m s a r e bona 
fide members of such f r a t e r n i t i e s o r 
clubs.

'• That no g a m e s sh all be th ro w n 
out for any cause a g r e e d to by th e 
C a p tain s et each 
te a m b e fo re such 
game was played.

'• Th;lt all f r a t e r n i t y p le d g e s not 
g o v e r n in g 
eliminated by th e 
eligibility of p itc h e rs a n d o t h e r p l a y ­
ers shall be counted eligible. 

ru le s 

s- That an y p la y e r w ho shall be­
flag to two of th e se clubs shall r e p ­
resent only one of th e m in th is lea 
gue.

Mw official schedule a s a d o p te d a t 

«e meeting is as follow s:

I’irst Division.
March 29 N e w m an vs. A. T. O.
Marcher). S igm a Nu vs. B eta.
April .t 
• PHI ii Sigm a ('hi vs. N e w m an .
Apnl 8 - 1 ) . K. E. vs. B eta.

I), K. FU vs. In d e p e n d e n ts .

( ’hi vs. In d e p e n d -

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1 IG ~D. K. E. vs. A. T. O.
Apnl I, N e w m an vs. S ig m a Nu.
• PM 20 S igm a Chi vs. B eta.

; Pri: 

lents

T. 0 . vs. 

In d e p en d

(Continued on p a g e fo u r .)

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Cast your vote fo r th e 
th e P ag ean t 
Queen of 
,l( v- ( hoose y o u r sen- 
‘T unt! vote in th e G irls’ 
th e 
; f y Hall o r 
’ 
Cym any tim e to- 
a ' or tom orrow m orn- 
rh e polls will be 
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°M,1 a - I - S a tu rd ay a t
women s t li­
t h e U n iv ersity

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ft m u 
e A gible to vote.

HOOP 
fin **.’ 

All

 Raymond H o llan d enter* ■ 

 Wit}, 

a week-end h ouse p a n , ^
in V ic to ria . H is to 
W ill R. M cD il], Ruth V ' Vere: Mi“ - 
p ° n S m itih M arie < Hi \
St,. 
P r o c t o r , David P ro c to r T y;

' a t ^lis 

al West,

™ E E L L IO T T S.

N ° W is ‘ ha tim e 
Pictures made. Same , at( T * 

. '0 £ ' ru,h « e * .

f ° r C W fu> work, a t te ’e te,.^"

UNIVERSITY HH ft

a c a m S u « ii

2212 Caudal upe 

C - G- M APES, Prop

W .A . A chilles &

n

f a n c y S S S f i g . 4M1
COUNTRY R R O ® " ®

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I t / ' M d ^ i f ^ h a v M t T have
e ‘‘ - i t ’s good
■o e a t . ” 

E s p e c i a l a t t e n t i o n to e

ties and Fraternities 
Guadalupe and Sixteenth Sir 

rori'

I hone 865.

'feta

TOM D. SMITH

f a n c y 
g r o c e r i e s

Phones 862

901 C

ogress Ave.

COAL

° r i 8 M ' A ? 2 , Sh*tl 

M W L E S T E R COAL CO. 

Rh ones 216.

Stacy-Robbins Co,

Sur.'«vKn a ' 7 InSUrance> Loans ,

R 
Font 

^ P o r t y f o r Sale

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a„ par|8 of 

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Offices: . 714 Congress av,

renue, Austin

JOE GILBERT, IM. D.

O ffice: 319, 320, 321 Scarbro*

T R E D A I L Y T E X A N .

Some Style

There is some Style to the woolens that we 
this spring. Come in and look them over.

are 

showing

The < actus photo!.,-. .

THE PRICE IS

TAILOR $15 MADE

‘‘Make Your Dollars Have Man-cents.”

London Woolen Mills

Ne.xt to Van Smiths.

THE DAILY TEXAN varsity to organize several com-

The Student Daily Publication of the 
university of Texas. 

panies; the maioritv of the fac- 
ultv is willing to see the militia 
. 
j movement carried o u t; and the
government is willing to go more

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Published every morning except Mon- 1 t(la n h a jf o f t h e e x p e n s e 

day during the college year. 

Entered a , second-class matter at the 

/•
o f 
Postoffice at Austin, Texas, under such a movement are useless,' 
recog- 
the Act of Congress, March 3, 1879. they are too generally 
Subscription price $2.50 if paid before nized. All that the movement 
needs is a leader. Why does not

A 
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e 
* * * * * * f ° r t h « KOOd 

December I, otherwise $3.00. 

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——------------------- ------------------ some military spirit take hold
Stuart Mc Gregor 
Managing Editor 
Dan W i ll ia m s 
Tom Poppelwell. . . . Business Manager 
J. H. Goodman. . . . Assistant Manager 
Robert L. Skiles. .Circulation Manager

Editor-in-Chief of the idea and put it through?

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PERSONALS

Offices: University, Room 120 Main 
Building; up-town, 206 W. Sixth St. 
Telephones: University office 3149; 

up-town office, 489.

Issue Editor Today 

R. E. HAWK. 

Staff Today

S. Dodd 
J. Chasman. 
Miss Braswell 
G. Simpson

Roselle Gould 
I.. W. Ltter 
J. M. Moore

i rn**,

A HAPPY SOLUTION.

Faculty members say 

that 
they are going to tear dow’n the 
old iron tank. Students say that 
there is going to be trouble if 
they do. The Engineering De­
partment needs a source for wa­
ter pressure. The band needs a 
secluded spot for practice. The 
seniors are going to buy a set 
the University 
of chimes for 
sometime in the not distant fu­
ture, but have no place to set 
them up. The University needs 
traditions, myths, etc.; all re­
spectable colleges and universi­
ties have them.

You do not get much sense 
out of the foregoing paragraph, 
do you ?

Well, here is the point. Let 
the tank stand, thus easing the 
hearts oithe patriotic students; 
but cover it over with a stone 
or otherwise artistic 
screen, 
which will rob it of its ugliness 
and 
the 
its weakness before 
paint brush oi the sophomore, 
thus leaving the i acuity without 
a cause tor kicking. Ynen it 
will a n u ra me seniors a peuestai 
lur men* chimes, m e nmgineers 
a source lur water pressure, tile 
oanu a place lur practice, ana tile 
patriotic siuuent something to 
nailg ins ai lections upon.

Renick Smith has returned from a 

short visit to his home in Dallas.

Lamb Griffin of Henderson has re­

entered the University.

Miss Georgia Streeter is spending 

the week in Waco.

Miss Bertha Rasbury has returned 

i r om a visit in Bryan.

Misses Willi mac and Agnes Led­
better, Tress Denson and Pauline 
Murrah 
the 
week-end in Cameron.

leave today to 

spend 

Leslie Shelton of Mart, Garland De 
Graffermeidt of 
.Marlin and Willis 
Howard of San .Antonio, were visitors 
at the S. A. E. House this week.

The Delta Tau Delta fraternity will 
give their annual banquet for t&eir 
alumni, on the evening of April 4.

Mrs. Gouger of San Antonio is vis­

iting her daughter, Naomi.

Miss Myrtle Ruth Yantis of San 
Antonio will arrive tomorrow to visit 
Miss Stella Hagy.

Miss Francis Martyn of Dallas is 
an expected guest of Miss Aline Bran­
denburg.

Miss Anne Carter of Georgetown is I 
a guest of Miss Mary Williams at* 
the Tri Delta House.

Paul Woodward o f Fort Wrorth will 
be a visitor at the Theta Xi House 
next week.

The Kappa Alpha Theta sorority 
their freshmen Mon­

will entertain 
day night with an informal party.

Mise Lois Spears of San Benito 

has re-entered the University.

Misses Adele Schwartz and Zerlina 

Levy are visiting in Hempstead.

lo sum it up, tile now inartis­
tic, iron tank, serving in little 
oilier capacity than to produce 
UVU Ult, will heroine ail attrac­
tive tower serving in me practi­
cal capacities oi supplying pow­
er lur the m ig 11leers ana lining 
a place in the Hearts oi tile siu- 
uenis, and, ail the while, emit­
ting luneiul cannes 
the 
Deary above ana melodious d a ­
ilies i rom the grotto underneath, 
-nil lins taken together will a i­
luro the University a beauti! ui 
tradition to hand down to pos- 
terity. VV ho would have thought 
th at the poor old iron tank was 
capable of so much ultility?

irom 

THE MILITIA MOVEMENT.

What has become of the mili­
tia movement? Everybody was 
for it a few weeks ago, but in­
terest seems to have slackened. 
Perhaps it is due to the exams, 
or more likely it is due to that 
fatal habit of getting careless 
again as soon as the scare is 
over.

At any rate, this is a good 
time to get together on the prop­
osition again. There are enough 
interested students in the Uni-i

The S. A. E. 

fraternity will e n ­
tertain with an informal dance Sat­
urday evening at their chapter house.

SHORTHORNS HONOR ED.

An 

innovation which has recently 
been inaugurated by the Athletic de­
partment is the colecting of the photo­
graphs of the football second teams. 
Already the pictures of the teams of 
1.909, 1911, 1913 and 1914 have been 
in the picture gallery of the 
posted 
gymnasium, and it is the purpose of 
the Athletic department to have each 1 
team in the future honored with its I 
picture in the "gallery.”

A r r o w
s h i r t s

are in e v er y sty le su ita b le 
fo r c ity or c o u n tr y , fro lic 
o r fu n c tio n . T h e c o lo r s 
are fast, th e sty les sm art 
a n d r ig h t— th e p a ttern s 
c o r r e c t — i n s i s t o n t h e 
la b e l.

$ 1.50 and up
Cluett, Peabody & Co., Inc. Makers

In Stock at Boat Warehouse at Lake Austin. 

Inquire

at 

Store.

MULLINGS HOATS.

Rowr Boats, Motor Boats, Canoes.

THE WALTER TIPS CO.

DO YOU NEED MONEY?

Ii you do, and ii you’re willing to work “your head,” see

A. E. ZELLERS, 

l l Hall 

DAVID McGEE, or WM. E. LOOSE 
B. Hall

Rhone 377 

YOU MAY BEGIN NOW, OR AT CONCLUSION OF PRES­
ENT SCHOOL YEAR.

TOM

ARMSTRONG

and RALPH

BUDINGTON.

Down Town.
FOR GOOD CLOTHES 
MADE TO YOUR MEASURE

Formerly With Oscar Robinson.

Miss Merle Mears will return to­

morrow from Gatesville.

720 Congress Ave. 

01d phone 1269

Miss Mary Stokes of Lampasas 
is visiting her sister, Miss Margaret 
Stokes.

c . H. HURLEY

Something New and Different at Our Soda Fountain 
INITARY INDIVIDUAL REFRESH J
Each Server Used Once Only.

SANITARY 

INDIV IDUAL REFRESHM ENT SERVICE 997 Old, 3 5 5 ^ ^ 

^ 

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Ll n iversity boun.

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U N I V E R S I T Y DRUG S T O R E

‘Always Up and Doing.”

O. M. DAVIS

JNO. L. MARTIN

for student lamps and supplies. Every-

t ing e ,e c tricaI. Phone 320. 408 Coo­
ln ess.

MODEL STEAM LAUNDRY

SAVES YOU MONEY AND IS THE HEST 

Phone 685

THE STUDEN TS’ FRIEND

1504 Lavaca Street

University Tailor Shop.
' eaning, Pressing and Repairing

K- H. SMITH 

GRIFFITH DRUG COMPANY

WHERE QUALITY COUNTS 

Over Half Million Prescriptions Filled.

Agents For: Morris Candies and Conklin Fountain Pens.

KODAK ( FILMS 

I FINISHING

EASTMAN

( FILMS 

j KODAKS

Best Work in Shortest Time.

Old Phone 825.
■2214 Guadalupe St. 
Work and Prices Both Right

DR. F. W. SMITH

7 0 0 ,, 

d e n t i s t
C o n g re s s Ave. Austin, Tee
Opp. Avenue Hotel. 

Phone 1034.

wrvsr.

AUSTIN PRESBYTERIAN 
SANITORIUM

14th and Congress Ave.
Students cared for through 

THE JORDAN CO. 

RIO CONGRESS AVE.

U niversity Hospital Fund.

Branch Office at Van Smith Drug Company.

I he A u stin N a tio n al
of Austin, Texas 
Resources $5,000,000

KNOWS T « p NS n 5 ATES DEPOSITARY

IH E STUDENTS’ WANTS AN D W ANTS THE

STUDENTS’ BUSINESS.

O F F I C E R S :

E. P. WILMOT, President 
WM. Hi FOLTS, Vice-President

DR. VV. R. WEBER

DENTIST 

B a n k

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

Swann Furniture 
and Carpet Co.

THE BIG STORE.

MORRIS HIRSHFELD, Cashier.
C. M. BARTHOLOMEW. Asst Cashier

WE FURNISH FRATER!^ 
HOUSES ON CREDIT.

 The Varsity Models 
in Young Men s 
Clothes

shown in HART, SCH AFFNER & m a r y ,
?e for
v 
‘ ° U l1 S< e
If you ’re g o in g to dress just V V Waist 
]£ot. see our

spring show som e in ter estin g sty le ide 
new lapels, new shaped backs and new thin 
coats. 
Varsity models. 

' 

We a ls o show the new things in H o • «■ 
wear. etc. 

Hata- 

.

Neck

Bowen & Jam es

Successors to Bowen & Stebbins.

“TEXAS” DOCTORS
OBTAIN l a r g e s t 
ANNUAL s a l a r ie s

Reef

T ' T ’:,,K ,i' ' Sh<>» Thai Phvsioi
».--t I**,— U « v j ,,r „ Pal, 
1 ,r -It I irs!. Ku, Sur.

«>elow p o - 

...

I 

1 ' ’I'd A fterw ard;

m u. director of th e Divis-

’on of Public School 

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00‘ Im p ro v e m e n t, of
*>• of T e x . , , en g a g e d re- 
' er-V in te re stin g s tu d y the 

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which was to a s e e rta in , as

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P0Ssihle' , h " fin ancial re-1

a t the n l l ' l f 11" , 'fU,it'nt m ay expect J

Taking: the class of 190*1 

•

academic g r a d u a te 

9 C° nt? in m S

4 u s t , m a k „ ,g „ total of 192 g r a d u a te s , 

Z ' 

; h 

add ressed a list of ,,ues-

 

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K 

endeaTor-
cl oit inforn.ation as to his or
 s
f-'o u u au o n , and
A'raiination, an d
8th and
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the ;t:" t ca,r ity « » * . ^
ut, ii 
u t tho ... j 
‘I 
loth I ! ! .'” ° f 
s

? ,,r th,‘ clafis were de

t ?

FRESHMEN ELECT OFFICERS men T 
= ^

Only Six First Year Men at M eeting 

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cla ss enthusiasm »-, • 

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No Enthusiasm Shown.

Freshmen offic ers f o r th e 

spring- 

term were elected y e s t e r d a y 

a f t e r ­

noon. A m ere h an d fu l o f f i r s t y e a r

trea.su 
t r e a s u r e r , an d J . ll C assidy 
a t - a r m s . 

. . ' A M * * ’ > Secret a r y and 

y ’ 3er» ea:it

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few fre s h m e n p re s e n t O f f i l 

? " * Z S L ? 
I esent. Ut fleers elected nd' n,K Leon lost. Se vent v «;v 
Blaine, p ^ . - e r e a v e d . The 

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w e re a s follows, R. 

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The Comradeship of “Bull” Durham
ilicre is some hing about r ip e m e I l n w “ R 

l l ” 

Durham lobacco ih^t 
" 
the world over. 

. mellow null

I 
" ° c,ean' cut manhood

W h e re v e r in lire w e l d i w o "R ..]!” n , , 

m eet— in a hotel lo b b y or c lu b in F 
trails in tile K lo n d ik e - in o0 ,..„ f 
~ e a c h recognizes in’ th e , ' V r T 
comrade in th e w o rld -w id e I 
A sack of “B u ll” D u r h a T a u T 
w » friends in e ve ry p a n o f T e globe. ,n tr° d ,,C ,i° n that

° " th e P a c 'fic
. m a n t o his o w n lik in g , a 
r 1 ° f i"‘h e M a k i n g " 

b'U rham sm o k e r s
o r A ,n e r ,c a ; at cro ss-

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ii

g e n u i n e

Bull D u r h a m

S M O K IN G T O BA C C O

d cr sui‘e d to their taste a n d m o r e 

D u rh a m t o b a c c o

A s k f o r F R E E 
p a c k a g e o f ' ‘p a p e r s ” 
w i t h each

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r e a d y m a d e ‘ r h ^ ^
 1 h e n c h, fr e s h fra-
m 7
grance a n d s m o o th , m e lio w fla v o r
P UT ? m I ta n d -m a d e 
cigar,.,; 
mcnt l j I 
rd healthf'<l enjoy­
e r ’’D h St,‘n g s a t' s f a c ti o n .
M a k in g s ” t o d a y a n d
“roll 
roll y o u r o w n .”

FR F E T1 ,l,u strated Boo 
* *V jL|JC| sh°wing c o r r e c t
O w n ” C, - 
w a y t o " R o ll Y o u r 
te8’ and a backage
cigar f 

k l e t .

- > ^ r a pLp e" wi,L b o t h t o
United Si** 
any address in 
Address ‘‘B uH-D0^ 1 reqn est-
- ’ N'C .R oL D,U4 am- Dur- 
a m e r i c a n t o b a c c o c o .

Your J,1ry 

st elsewhere * are d° ne S0 

your Me slips easy. You can’t 

T roy Laundry

PHONE 73— w e DO THE REST.

A U S T I N s a n i t a r i u m l a u n d r y
ie do f a m i l y T al?<? A ven,tie. 
.Scents 3 f n r ' o - Ilg' Sftid en ts’ laundry a specialty. Shirts
^ work stnVti 

J cents; underwear, 12y2 cents per suit, 

Phone 3088

- u i c t l y guaranteed.

W. \ ARDEN, Proprietor.

i 5 , s E T ° N I N F I R M A R Y
c tc- by the Sisters of Charity of St. Vincent de Paul. 

Incorporated April 5, 1900.

rw e iv e d f i " " !

A c a d e m s - F i r s t 

year

(wom en, $550- bird ‘ 
women. $607* fifth 

> tn iru y ea r, men, $1223
’ f | ifh y e a r, men $2111
I W° m en- f « i eig h th y ea r, men, $ 2 4 6 2 
| women, $1031; t e n t h y e a r, men, $2522 
A v e rag e— f i r s t year,'
women 

$686’
*

t co r 

L y e a r ’ $1022; fifth y e a r

$2108.’ 61 

h y e a r ’ $1985; te n th y e a r, 

L awyers F irst year, $«G8; 

third

y e a r ’ S

 f fth year> $191S: e ig h th 

| . a i , $309 1 j te n t h y e a r, $3812.
en gin eers F'irst yea r, $8f>7* 
I 

th ird

y e a " ’ 
y a r , $1803; te n th y e a r, $2008
Doctors F i r s t y e a r, $1092, 

m U yC ar’ ^

 ei^ t h

th ird

I yea r* I T 'S ^
|>ea^r, $„o00; te n th y e a r, $4467.

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h th

P h a rm a c is ts — F i r s t y e a r, $636, th ird

,'T -’ ii 

J ear, $13 to ; te n th y e a r, $1850

f , f t n y “ r ’ t l 2 5 0 ; eip’ hth

A v e rag e F irst year, 

third
. v a l , $12111; fifth y e a r, *1822; e ig h th
.Year, $2498; te n th y e a r, $2943

$ 70k', 

C oncerning the above, which is self-

e x p la n a to ry , Mr. W hite s a y s :

i t will be noticed from the tab le
given t h a t the doctors have a p p a r e n t - 1
th e p h a r m a c i s t s 1 
y pro sp e red most, 
least.

It will also be noticed t h a t the p e r ­
sona e a rn in g s of th e m en m ore th a n 
double th e personal e a rn in g s of the 
women. The law yers fall below the 
a v e ra g e a t th e b eg in ning hut exceed 
the a v e ra g e a f t e r the th ird year.

It m ay be contended by some t h a t 
ie a m o u n ts do not re p resen t f a ir e s ti­
m ates fo r the reason t h a t only p ro s ­
perous s tu d e n ts have a n sw e red the in- 
Moirv. To this objection, I would say 
th a t t h i r t y of the seventy-six rep orted 
a m o u n ts v a r y in g a n n u a lly from $ 2 0 .0 0 
to $12,o00.00 which was not included 
in personal ea rn in g s. M any of these 
am o u n ts exeeded th e i r p ersonal e a r n ­
ings. 
I would say t h a t I know p er­
sonally m a n y who did not respond to 
the inquiry, several of whom a r e e a r n ­
ing f a r m ore th a n that 
indicated by 
the table. 
In addition, m any of the 
women g r a d u a t e s have m arried and 
could not, th ere fo re , make a d e f in ite ' 
Report as to th e ir personal e a rn in g s 
for the several years.

J 
‘‘I am of the opinion t h a t th e p e r - 1 
'sonaJ e a rn in g s of the a v e ra g e g r a d - ' 
late for th e y e a r will be a t le a s t equal 
hose indicated in the above.

to call a tte n tio n 

i wish 
t h a t tw enty-nine were 

“ Of th e seventy-six a n s w e rin g the 
to 
inquiry, 
the fa c t 
the 
sons of f a r m e r s , and t h a t fifty -f o u r 
reported 
t h a t th e y had ea rn ed p a r t 
or all of th e ir expenses incurred while I 
a tte n d in g th e University, M any of 
them re p o rted t h a t they had m ade all 
the m oney 
the 
U niversity.”

in a tten d a n ce upon 

HOW A B O U T IT? 
ACCIDENT IN S U R A N T S C O M P A ­
N IE S PAY D O U B L E INDEM 
NITY.

F V in ju ries su s ta in e d while a s s u re d 
is on a s t r e e t car. Experience has 
ta u g h t them the chances of injury are 
remote. I S N T IT W O R TH W H IL E 
TO C O N S ID E R S A F E T Y AS W E L L 
AS S P E E D .

A U S T IN S T R E E T RAILW AY CO.

NOW IS THE TIME TO BFY A

Websters Collegiate Dictionary

Then you will not bust in
spelling. One can be gotten f 
on binding at 

«r V ™ 
1 v>-< ** or 

acoo#nt of rais­
(Depending

THE CO-OP

HISTORY 2 S T H . K S M AK g

A ‘ e o r d " ,g ta. D r . I hi,w aif, p rofesso r 

of Medieval D ietary, this y e a r 's c h , 
n beta,,. 2 ..a d e an previous classes i

aml 

8n r , W° rk 

g r a * 
th o u g h h 
s a t D 
statistic* 
com pleted, he w as nosing,.!.. 

,u n c a lf 8 ta ted t h a t al-
r ai' pr(-Pared no actual I
for th e term ’s work 

re s u ltin g

lust

positively s u re t h a t

:

the statem en t o f its superiority which

* made a t the beginning- o f th* * 
still h„i.i ......J 
* OI the u ‘rm
• m held good. He w as*o f thT o p L 
i i -

lessmnZS?£um ,hu,, evt'r

aeems 
h‘‘t the number o f students usually 

" ,tehere W0Uld 80 

K the ca8e 

out 

< assoil aH 
y ea r freshm en for
s n>r e reason o f H istory 2 will b« 
sm aller next y ea r than usual.

COMING

April. T h isSi?fodrUlthde benefT o f th <" bf ° r e . the first of 
1 those who enjoy the usual
holiday. A mie-htv 

, 

take the Mag along wdh J " T 
girl—co-eds to regard t b s 
Parks. The .lay will be w e l l ' s p e ? 

the day wiH be to

C° mP8ny With your ^

l ° ° ne 

° f 

the

SENIORS

It is reported that the sen inc 4,.., i 
few volumes with t h e m t 
. T 
frolicking on the green b-inIT** r i i " 

ar® K"m g to take a 
° ,lday Pleasant while

* * « * 
hte only way to find ,.„t V , 

' r f ' " 1
will be given out, and 

will he to get one and read d when it 

^

f r e s h m e n

■Still h ^ ip fL T o n g tT h m . is ^ f e ,U TfU y ( hard> ’,Ut there is 
to do some work in eh 
you W1^ have
i n I°" f" narration" " 'y,)u don’t 
realize what this means 
juniors in your class Th 
soPboraores or
exPer»ence, and you
know how much t h a t , 

' i"" 

,e , 

S 

I 

if they are not 8ure IhT - A^ , them at the " « « time 
Pr° f,t by reading the
high-class dope in the Mag. "1 

CO-EDS

Die new management realizes that FiMf • 
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DILLINGHAM'S

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Program Today:

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

K eystone Comedy today. 

“WILLFUL AMBROSE.’

MINERVA’S MISSION.”

in two p a rts.

1915 CACTUS CARDS ON SALE
At Co-Op and in Corridors

Office Hours 

E d itor— 10-12 T. T., W. R , 12-1. 
M anager— 9-11,T. T. S.

12-1 M. VV. F.

DO NOT FAIL TO GET A CARD
Positively No E x tra s Ordered.

University Auditorium, March 25
Seats on Sale a t J. It. Heed Music Co. Until Sold Out.

S tudents $1.00; all o th ers $2.50. (S tu d en t T ickets Lim ited
in Number.

Ladies’ Minstrel Show

AUSTIN CHAPTER O. E. S. 77 LADIES AN ALL-STAR

I his will be repeated for the b en efit o f th ose who coundn’t y et 
the “ R oost” w ill be 

tim e 

seat at the previous perform ance. T his 
open 

to U n iversity stu d en ts.

A dm ission: Balcony 50c, Lower 

Floor 

75c, 

Boxes $1,

CAST.

Roostc.

Hancock Opera House
Saturday Evening, Mar. 27

FRITZ KREIZLER

GREATEST VIOLINIST OF THE AGE

MINE EXPERIMENT

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

April 29— B aracas vs. Delta Sigm a 

Phi.

D elta Theta.

May 3— Delta Tau D elta vs. Phi 

May 3— K. A. vs. K appa Sigm a.
Third D ivision.
March 30— R u stics vs. Phi Psi. 
March 31 — D elta Chi vs. Sigm a A l­

pha E psilon; Phi Gam vs. Chi Phi.

April 6— Phi 

(Jamma 

D elta vs.

Theta Xi; D elta Chi vs. Chi Phi.

April 7— R ustics vs. S igm a Alpha 

April 12— Delta Chi vs. Phi Psi;

Theta Xi vs Chi Phi.

April 13— Phi Gamma 

Delta vs.

April 17 —Theta Xi vs. D elta Chi. 
April 19— Phi Gamma D elta vs. Phi 

Epsilon.

Rustics.

Psi.

April 22— Phi Psi vs. T heta Xi; 

Rustics vs. Chi Phi.

24— Phi Gamma 

D elta vs.

April 
Delta Chi.

pha Epsilon.

Phi Psi.

April 27—R ustics vs. D elta Chi. 
April 29 Sigm a Alpha E psilon vs. 

May ()— R ustics vs. T heta Xi.
May 7— Phi Gamma D elta vs. S ig ­
ma A lpha E psilon; Phi Psi vs. Chi 
Phi.

May 1 2 —S igm a Alpha Epsilon vs. 

Chi Phi.

STATION SOUGHT

(C ontinued from p age I )

OFFICIAL NOTICES

P re -M edics N otice.

T here w ill be the fir s t Pre-M edic 
m eetin g o f the sp rin g term a t th e 
Y. M. C. A. to n ig h t a t 7:30. E v ery ­
body out. 

P R E S ID E N T .

d en ts’ Council to n ig h t a t 7:15.

E. H. L A W H O N .

en tertain 

M iss Decherd will 

her 
Sunday school class a t th e U n iv ersity 
M ethodist church a t 4:30 n ex t S atu r­
day afternoon. 
It is hoped th at every 
giri w ill be present.

S tu d en ts In vited .

A ll M ethodist stu d en ts and 

their 
frien d s are invited to atten d a social 
given at the U n iv e r sity M ethodist 
Church M onday, M arch 29, from 8 to 
10:30 p. rn.

April 20— Theta Xi vs. S igm a A l­

There will be a m eetin g o f the Stu 

located 

chased for sta te use and o f all the 
building ston es and road m aterials 
produced in the State.
It has a m useum , 

in the 
basem ent o f FL H all, which contains 
te s te d specim ens o f all th e m inerals 
o f the sta te. 
The building m aterials 
such as sandstone, g ra n ite and lim e­
ston e are in com plete collections. Oth­
er m aterails 
are m arbles, 
included 
serp en tin es, oth er ornam ental build- 
: irig ston es and sulphur. B esides th ese 
there is a com plete exh ibit o f the pro­
ducts o f T exas petroleum s.

DR. P H IL L IP S P U B L IS H E S BOOK.

F reshm en D eclaim ers.

All freshm en rep resen tin g the lit­
erary so cieties in the d eclam ation con­
te st m eet in the law auditorium a t 2 
fo r th e sem i­
p. rn. 
finals.

th is afternoon 

Seniors.

Be su ie to sign th e p etition a t the 

reserve desk a t the L ibrary today.
P R E S ID E N T .

Sidney Lanier.

There w ill be a call m e etin g of Lan­
ier to d a y a t one o ’clock in room 207. 
Im portant business.

350 P a g e Volume C ontains D iscussion 
o f T exas M inerals.

J U N IO R S T A K E B O A T RID E.

Dr. W. IL P h illip s o f the Bureau of 
Econom ic G eology has recen tly w rit­
ten a book d ealing with the m ineral 
resources o f T exas. 
it he en ters 
into detail discussion o f the m inerals 
of the sta te tr ea tin g o f th e m ineral 
w ealth o f each county. The book is 
now on the p ress and is expected to 
be ready 
for d istribu tion by early 
sum m er.

In 

The volum e will contain som e 350 
p a g es and forty cu ts sh ow in g view s 
o f the various m in ing and q uarrying 
ind u stries o f T exas. T hese 
include 
sandstone quarries, gran ite, lim eston e 
and m arble quarries, sulphur m ines, 
and oil w ells. The latitu d es and lo n g i­
tudes o f som e 200 
localities will be 
given and the altitu d es o f 5000 locali­
ties. M ountain ran ges and h ills will 
be 
to 
be a m ost com plete book o f its kind 
and will be a reference o f in form a­
tion of th is nature to Jan uary 1915.

located. T his 

is considered 

I he B eau ty P age is Scheduled for 

(his m onth. W hy? W hat?

Go Up* R iver and E ast Supper. Prom 
This E ven in g.

T h irty couples o f the ju n ior cla ss 
le ft the U n iv ersity cam pus yesterd ay 
afternoon a t 3:30 for a boat ride on 
Lake A ustin. The Monarch o f Tampa 
th e party som e e ig h t m iles 
carried 
up the river where th ey landed and 
ate a picnic 
lunch prepared by the 
g irls o f the class. The juniors cam e 
back ju st a t sunset.

The class will again m ake m erry 
this ev en in g when the Junior Prom 
is held, com m encing a t 7:30 
in th e 
W om an’s Gym.

B U R E A U H A S IN T E R E S T IN G M A P

The S ta te Bureau o f E conom ic Geo­
logy has in its p ossession a m ost in ­
te r e stin g and com plete m ap o f T exas, 
which won the gold m edal 
the 
There is 
w o r ld s fair a t St. Louis. 
no place to hang the m ap a t present 
or it would doubtless be on d isp lay for 
inspection.
the public’s 

a t 

Strid Brothers

ELECTRIC SHOE REPAIRING PARLORS.

We w a n t an opportunity to show you the high class work 
we do. No need to throw those old shoes away. Let us re­
p air th e m for you.

Shoes repaired while you wait. Work called for 

and Delivered.

219 VV. SIXTH ST.

OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE

FRAT AND CLUB

LEAGUE MAKES

May 12— S ig m a Nu vs. A. T. (X 
M ay 13— B eta vs. Independents.

FINAL SCHEDULE

Second D ivision.

March 29- K. A. vs. D elta Tau Del

(C ontinued from p age I )

tit.

A pril 23— Ut K. E. vs. N ew m an. 
A pril 24- S ig m a Nu vs. S ig m a Chi. 
A pril 27— B eta vs. A . T. O.
A pril 28— S ig m a N u vs. IX K. E. 
April 28* N ew m an vs. 

Independ­

ca s.

Phi.

S igm a Phi.

en ts.

May 6— S ig m a Chi vs. A. T. O. 
May 7— N ew m an vs. B eta.
M ay 8— S ig m a Nu vs. Independents. 
M ay 12— S ig m a Chi vs. IX K. E.

THE COZY 

Pressing & Shi de Parlor 

THOS W. HEARD, Mgr.

2402 Gaud. S t. 

Old Phone 902

Tau Delta.

D elta.

eas.

Tau D elta.

ma Phi.

pa S igm a.

A p ril 13— P a r a ems vs. D elta Tau 

A p ril 19— K appa S igm a vs. B ara- 

April 20— D elta S igm a Phi vs. D elta 

A pril 22— Phi D elta vs. D elta S ig ­

April 23— K. A. vs. B aracas.
A pril 26— Phi D elta T heta vs. K ap­

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M INSTREL r e p e a t s
The Ladies of th e Order of •, ’ Vi 
their m' ^ 
repeat 
n Star will 
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“t> at
‘ ‘•ne Dro-

S atu rd ay evening for the l ^
th ose who could not . e c u * ^
the dravioli*: n....r 

previous performance 
th* 
c. 
fe e d s to go to the Old Ladies h
 
T h is tim e the roost ..... ^
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Wn 10
U n iv ersity students. 

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T he A ll Star Cast of ii 

com posed entirely o f local * 7 * 7 , “ 
U n ,v er s,ty co eds Mrs. Hartyn £
Mott is one o f the leading nigger" 
sh e reports that she will 
fu n n y than ever 
be

d
t i ... 
' ' 0,se
. 
Th(-' minstrel will
sta g ed a t the Hancock Ope 

. 

, 

. 

H ouse, and seats are now on sa|e

S E N IO R S O F ONE ACCORD

C la ss Unanimously

V Ho p t s A l l Mo 

tions— Will Buy Chimes 
Upon motion of Meade Griffin o, 
sen io r class a t its m e t i n g ceste’, * 
decided to follow up th e chimes move 
m ent, first introduced bv the che. 
£ * 
19U1, and set April 
each m em bers contribution of one Hoi 
lur. The chim es movement was first 
sta rted by the class of Hi]:;, and •

, als 

p urpose is to supply the University 
w ith a set o f chimes.

_ T he class decided to have a boat 
ride on the afternoon of April I. They 
w ill go about tw elve m i l e s up the 
river, then lunch, and return with th? 
n igh t.

W hen the motion was made jfe 
in stead o f g oin g as couples, the day 
go in a body, a co-ed was the first 
to second it, and the motion was pais- 
ed w ith enthusiasm .

TEXAN WANT ADS

Texan w an ts ads will bring results. 
The price is Ic per word for the first 
in sertion , three insertions for 2c. No 
ad 
the phone. No ad 
taken fo r less than 25c. Call at room 
120 Main Bldg. Pay in advance.

tak en over 

DENTISTS.

DR. IL E. BAXTER, dentist, 51 
S carbrough Bldg. Old phone 1316.

Dr. E. C. Berwick, dentist, suite 
521 S carbrought Bllg. Old phone 3150.

R O O M A N D BOARD.

ROOM 

B O A R D — for two men; Southeast J 

A N D GOOD TABLE) 

room w ith p rivate entrance; also one 
sp ace u p stairs with sleeping pord 
One block o f campus. 2412 Wichita J 
str eet.

B A R B E R S .

S tu d en ts who want the best service I OI 

go to R eno’s barber shop, new, sani-j 
tary, and up to date. 104 west I

S tu d en ts, go to the Palace Barber

W m. F. W olf, Prop.

S IL V E R , the Driskin barber, 
Ided one o f thp I n f e s t electric mas*!

R E M E M B E R m e Remember true-

M E E T ME at the University

MISCELLANEOUS.

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