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A U S T I N . T E X A S . S A T U R D A Y . O C T O B E R 26. 1912.

PRICE $2.00 P E R V E A R .

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S T R A N D E D 

H O U S E 
C O A C H D IS C H DEVISES N E W 
M E A N S T O V IC T O R Y .

A T 

PARM 

H O W E V E R . B E S T CONTEST OF 
S E A S O N A N T I C I P A T E D —I NCI VNO 
C O M I N G S T R O N G .

Today's game with the Haskell In­
the hardest gam** 
dians has proven 
th- 
on 
lenin, the coaches, and Varsity sup 

iAmghorn schedule for 

the 

to dope out. The Redskins 

porters 
come down to us almost an Uhknowt

t m
looked 

•ort 

tor 

a 
cf 
front 

Is 

lo* ated 

at 

I#awreneevilU, Kansas, and Un Ut 
tance betw een the Indian rn In .ii aud 
Varsity is such th at new spaper dope 
the
is all 
today, hut from 
 R a s k i n * w|M 

th at < an he bm ml about 

foe of 

that will giv. 
the S t i f f e s t gam es 

Varsity 
th**
of 

Haskell 

Insfltule 

Coach Hilly Disch of 

surprise* may be 
the** Indians.

telephone ami 
to defeat lh* Austin 

ihc Varsity 
Scrubs put a new wrinkle in college 
football Thursday afternoon when lie 
directed the playing of his iv run* at 
enabled 
Bastrop by 
them 
\* ad tiny 
eleven, which was compos* *1 of Mel**
enthiii at quart*!, His and Kirkpat quantity and nmst 
rick a t halves, and Holliday, ut A. A 
M. fame, ut full bark 
I ii* Manag­
ers of the Bastrop Fair arranged tor 
the two U*ams to play on their grid 
iron, making them a (th ■*■ ofter. The 
"call of 
the gridiron ' strm k Met* 
and Rix and Kirk and Holliday, and
they could not resist the t e m p t s . ion J Longhorn’* 
to play again the game of their col- j thlll Wfj lertrn lha( ^
loge days. Coach Dis* h was not 
lo 
be overcome by such (Mids, but «*I-
pressed himself as willing 
risk 
Th** 
hit* husks s against U h w * l id. 
bout was arrange**i ami automobiles 
to as n,< ans *>i * on* 
werq resort. *! 
th** 
veyauce. Luck brok< against 
»o 
S crub Coach and his 
left him sUWhdcd at a 
the had and 
farm house half way between 
th* 
two places, 
ills efforts I«> m ake the 
gear work were in vain, bm ho lei 
his head work aud won fain*. “ Mod­
ern football" was what he called his 
the 
tactics, when he *op|Md on 
the 
rural 
ti* Wltvlesa So 
pla> iug of his men 
suecesslul was th*- venture til at 
lie* 
Scrubs came away victorious by the 
lie spent q uite an 
score of t> to u. 
enjoyable time on the roadside, so he 
said, uud enjoyed every m inute of 
hi* stay from 2:3u in Hu* afternoon 
to IO o’clock th a t night.

hmkI a team 
one ot 
season.

telephone amt direct* *1 

.ai went 

to 

to 

M A N A G E R S .

The candidates for 
managerial positions on 
letic teams are:

th** various 
the a t h ­

Manager Baseball, K. K. B e t s . 
Ass’t. Mgr.,Garrett R. Matthew# 
Mgr. Basketball, F. V, Ixtwry 

and T*'Xas Schramm

Ass’t, Mgr., Julian E Gillespie 

and Herman Kastland. Jr.
Ass t. Mgr. Track, ll. 

and VV. R. Hamilton.

ll., Jones 

No one has applied for Manag­

er of Track.

cf 

Dr. Mather, Chairman 

.he 
request* I 
that alt appli­
th e various positions 

Athletic Council, has 
the announcem ent 
cations for 
be filed at once.

Relieves Freshman 

Of $18; Leaves Two 

PROF. TAYLOR BACK 
TROM OKLAHOMA TRIP

CONTRASTS 

PAY FOR EDUCA­
TIONAL INSTITUTIONS IN THE 
TWO STATES,

Prof, T, U. Taylor, Dean of 

the 
Departm ent of Engineering, return­
Fort 
ed VV«*dncsdny morning from 
Worth, Dallas, and Oklahoma City, 
after an absence from the Univ* ratty 
away
of four or five days, While 
from Austin, Prof. Taylor says that 
he met dozens of former students 
of Texas University and also encoun­
tered a large number of friends and
^ acquaintances. He met one form* r
schoolm ate, he said, whom he had 

not sen*a In 

thirty-one years.

Cents For Postage
 

 

Dean Taylor 1« ft this city on 

the
night of Thursday, Helot* r 17th. and 
in Port
spent 

tho following Friday 

Tuesday M e n in x taal, 

a J tinmen- 

od 

gut-tti enlert-d one of tho 

up aiair. , **o r^ul1' m t n - t l n g of 

wbcr« b« »**«IM*,'«1 an 

Im-
the Gfty Water

apartm ent* a t Pop* F la t., and apeju a u **t*|F Do* ra ur Knxiue. **■ uf wbl' " 

q u i t e a p r o f i t a b l e h a l f h o u r . C h c.o s
lng a freshman for his greatest vic­
tim and knowing that this class have 
Ii. 11U,„ ute for mon. y . hl. ra Uev«l ja a . 

Clark of eighteen dollars, having a 

watch aud stick pin unuiol* ated. Hlni- 
luoiis, Clark's room mate, was broke, 

so escaped damage. In the next room 
aud, 
a r e Craue and Higginbotham, 
evideally fearing their football prow­
e s s or being a 
the aport. 
he left 'hem strictly alone. Anyway, 

lover of 

C rane has 
las, and Higginbotham from 

ju st returned from 

I til 
hot. *.

he Is an active member.

Saturday he di vot* d to th** city of 
Dallas, and among Gibe*' things, m ads 
himself famous in Ute Ballas 
news 
papers by unexpectedly rallying mu 
alumni meeting win* ii was about to 
disperse aud at whit h be afterw ards 
presided, 
a full am ount of bis i t - 
portent* s iii ihia v elusion was con 
twined in the Dallas N< ws last Hun 
day. Also, ho 
im (dentally attern! 
ed the football gam** ai < las.on Bar.., 
but has a c t much to say about iqbi 
mournful event.

to 
F'r. m Dalius, Ural. Tayk*r u«%* 
Okluboiuu City to b* pres* nt uy s p m 
the cere urn i.iea In
iul 
but cld eut to 
Dr.
bu- S tretto # D. Brooks as F r e a k o u t cf

the tnauguraiki! 

invitation, a t 

«>i 

Ike Flack did not fare so well, 
tho Intruder showed his sens** cf 
mor. 

I ke had J ti* Kb cent*. The Dip f Cie 

JHS? 

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DEPORTS ARE EIKEN

OE HOEG MOVEMENT

H I G H E R E D U C A T I O N 

IN T E X A S 
I M P E T U S BY U N I V E R ­

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i ’i t ’sh Club plan of ad- o
The 
til*' University ow*." 
o
Vcrtislng 
ll** auc*«'tse or 
tilt* c 
lailure 
student body of whit Ii you are vi 
a constituent part. DO YOUR o 
o
PART. 
Thirty-seven cards Were sign- c 
An o 
the < 
o

od Wed nest lay evening. 
of 
appr* ciablt 
signers were 
o o u o u o o o o o o t

number 

girls. 

f O

to 

SEE T H E M A N A G E R .

not 

that 

that 

have 

editors 

There are many students In th* 
yet 
University who 
have 
the 
learned 
ch a rg e of the news that goes In 
The Texan aud 
the Manag­
ers attend to the business of the 
If you want to sub­
publication. 
scribe, 
or register a 
complaint about not receiving the 
the Managers. Ii wilt 
pap* I, see 
do no good to see to* 
ranter. He 
does not control that departm ent, 

advertise, 

.l as troubles enough 

and besides 
of his own.

Bear Chases Co-Eds 

Scarf Fin Skillfully 

in 

t Ik 

s t u d e n t* 
to 

Pressed Into Service

w ednesday evening a rally was
Meld 
the Auditorium for a triple
p u r p o s e . Firi-t, President M exes de*
la 
• tr c d 
given
th a t 
♦ v e r y o p p o r t u n i t y 
l a c o n i c b e t te r
, 
acquainted wi t h one a no I l l e r , second.}
the Im portant rvjKjrt# of those men)**1*' University would be most dlgnp 
Who spoke in 
in excitem ent, yet 
Hogg Movement 
sum m er were even here. in tho midst of the et IOU 
presented, t h ird , he i’tess Club wish cu lture of m odem civilisation! may 
ed 
the* advertising of lh*' University.

Due* would think that, of all p lai-s.

to p resen t a plan for aiding In

tho interest 

lacking 

the * 

a,,d 

Ibm 

of 

, 

P resid en t M e / e s , himself, presided 
and gave a short address of welcome, 
and spoke a 
few words of gratifi-
cation and congratulation during tin 
the
course o f Ult* «v« Ding 
H ogg j f 
aplendld w ork don** by 
Movement 
of 
that m ovem ent, in particular.

upon 
th e 
, 
in general and 
in 

the work
interest cl

the speak* rs 

the 

not a mighty nlmrod be denied his 
sport. One "G ene” Cavin, well known 
U* I Diversity fame both because oi 

what he* has and what he has no*
said. is our hero. Often before huv«

longed 

to behold 
, i feats of hunting, but 

ills marvelous
little

. *.

did we
think th ai ever the time w*ouid come 
when we should see the pride of the 
ihe Y. M C.
Daw Department mid 

action. 

It happened thusly:

, K . 
..
that we have a football

m 

. 

. 

. 

, I Realizing 

canvassing 

Luther S. Hoffman related briefly
the * 
iu 

his experiences 
northeast portion of the S tate. Then , Ujuill! 
, „ 
following were George Dupree and
Mr. G unter of Sum M o u t o n Normal. | Leau*' a “d 
♦ach reporting 
•v e r 
the S ta te was good and 
activity toward aid In th, H o s e Move I 
» e n t was apparent w herever an ap 1
ptal was possible. Mr. Bralley sup
ffleruented 
remarks complimentary 
done. Hugh Potter was absent ow 

to 

„ 

these speeches by a few * m ascot for said team

the work , tho plot was put 

iu execution, aud 
j^d. aud jjie bear arrived. Tho bear. 

.

, 

in 

i , 

for 

and 

behalf 

hundred 

is due 
. 

to advertise ~

ih e a i d i n g ^im 

those m en who j _ 

tit may be se* ii by 

one Bruce Law w asn’t 

is 
. . . 
, 
through Hie 

very hence It ta the d ia to m 

seventy - five
this

fifty ■ 
reached 
last sum m er, cov- I

. 
tk® h e a r s associates to take him

be it aald. la unuaually well trained.
alumni aa expert aa hla uiua

ta* to “‘' • ‘" ‘-■a* 
■ The Hogg ape ak e r. 
thousand people 
ared ninety-eight common. and .„aUeU er lb tho *e “ Ue- a r l uf buSK,n* anu 
even more adept with his claws Al­
two 
inexperienced,
so, ho 
is young and 
■pooches, 
is given but nevertheless, needs exercise, and
th at a trem endous im petus 
tho Hogg Movement and t h a t 
ce rta in
great cred it 
. . . . 
Accomplished such an adm irable piece,
the weather par­
of work in speaking under frequent- J *or a sLr°M when 
mils exposure. On this particular ce-
ty trying circumstances. 
in 
of the !basion 
* Chan. F ran c is, 
P re s s Club, outlined a plan which (charge of the family ward, and was 
seems to be ut unusual m erit, 
(so
purpose of 
ihe plan 
th e University 
through 
press 
To inaugu ra te the 
country 
plan, cards were handed around 
to 
be signed which contained the agree­
as correspondent for 
ment 
some home newspaper. A 
bulletin 
board will Im* kept in Hie Main Build 
lug so 
interest 
topics of vital 
the U niversity may be most ef 
Lo 
for publication in 
ficiently 
the respective newspapers of 
those 
who have signed the cards. The ar­
the newspapers 
in 
ticles published 
from t His source are 
to b-e clipped 
out and handed in to the P re s s Club. 
Next spring a prize of $25.00 will be 
the 
to 
awarded 
most effective article.

a dive for the girls, taking Iwiw with 
him. The shy co-eds ran as though 
a ra t, not a bear, were in sight, aud 
seizing his opportunity to win ever-

th e person w riting 

a 40-foot chain 

especially 

o « , - 
S,ai*>

trea ted 

press. 

th at 

and 

act 

to 

it 

is direct. 

Too much cannot be said 

in fa­
It is ef­
vor of the P re s s Club plans. 
The 
ficient because 
bulletin 
students, by watching 
board for topics of especial 
import­
ance, are enabled to set th e ir case 
before their respective home people 
in a light h itherto unpreseuled.

th e 

It is urged t h a t not only shall the 
thirty-seven signers be active in this 
work, but t h a t the student body, as a 
th e import­
whole, shall awake to 
ance of the scheme and p rocu re cards 
with the sincere purpose of using the 
opportunity afforded 
for ma­
terially benefiting their own school.

them 

Y. M. C. A. Notes.

a t 

Henry F. Cope, General Secretary 
of the Religious Education Associa­
tion, will address the s tu d e n ts Sun­
day 
th e University Methodist 
Church. Mr. Cope, who delivers the 
address under 
the auspices of fhe 
Y. M. C. A., will speak on “ Modern 
Bible S tu dy." He is a man of Nation 
a1 reputation in religious fields.

lasting renown. Gone tackled the L e a r! 
low, but not as low as the bear tack­
led him. Then followed a scrim m age 
worthy even of L ittle Brown, and, as 
on Saturday, Texas came off second 
best,—th e actual dam age being one 
leg off one pair of trousers.

vice, and the vanquished hero wend­
the lad­
ed his way homeward with 
ies, b ut 
to en­
thqy did not seem 
tirely soothe his wounded pride, for 
Gene immediately went back 
the 
Y. M. C. A. (after finding out there 

to 

was no political affiliations between 
the b e a r's m aster and himself), and 
got a gun. Even the dulcet tones of 
Hoffman and 
th e sympathy and ad­
vice of George Dupree failed entire^ 
ly to placate him, and It is rumored 
the Sigm a Chi’s have, in conjunction, 
ju s t bought a single pair of 
trou s­
ers.

Basketball practice begins Monday 

afternoon at 5 o ’clock.

that general Interest 1 ^IforL an d quite a devotee 

P~«K*>n* 

lo G>1»
thereof, 
thai j one Ed. Jaloulek last spring purchase
, 
. ed from a grizzly m ountaineer a cub 
played a 
grizzly bear, to bring to T**xsui as a strong game. but were not abl© to

good 
one aud was vol ell a complete suc-

tb* lar*,i ‘ row" 
The professionals 

The game was a corking 

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,h a ' .............

it 

to M o rt 

In due tim e . ° ° * >e w itb Die eon»ti»t»*>iM r i m k -wot-k
uf the Scrub team. The Scrub 
line 
held well and I buy gave tile big Iwiys 
a tumble on every end run. With* r 
aide was able 
un) ii The 
last quarter, when, by a aeries of 
line plunges, th* Scrubs worked th** 
bull down Hoar the goal, ami Turner, 
who had 
r.ght 
relieved Edmond 
half, bucked across for a touchdown. 
til** game 
Mather missed goal. and 
ended a few minute# 
later. For tile 
Scrubs. Rathell ut full. Massey and 
Edwoud at halves, were easily 
the 
Pete Ed mood 
stars of the game. 
played his usual stiff gam e 
aud 
made several good gaiJiH. He did the 
punting, what little there was don**. 
The Scrub line-up was as follows. 
Ham, Lewis, 

iii 

says). Gene, on the other hand

left end; Casey, H f» 
H<»1- 
tot I true to 
center; Hnmnui k.
center; 
was 
tackle;
young ladies (the Managing E ditress Atandley, W erner, Malone, right * m i. 
q u a rte r; Massey, Mather, 
ha. forbidden the use of their names, Loftus, 

tackle; Nicholson, left guard; 
Venable, 
land, Venable, 
guard; Griffin, right 

eV€r chivalrous 

charm ing rlght 

accompanying 

nature,

two 

tak e it from the 

bu' 
Gene, they were charm ing, all right) j ^ a t *ie^* fti^ ^a( ^ ^ ^

reporter, and 

teft half: Kdluo" d * T urn e r* rl« ht ,m!f:

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3:30.

homeward. Bears a re 
things, so, catching 
fond of sweet 
his guardian off guard, the cub m a d e I Will S tim u la te 

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traditionally I B R U S H A N D P E N C I L P U S H E R S .

Interest 

In Arts ann

A s ca rf pin was pressed into s e r ­

and David R. Williams, 

treasure r. 

E x ec u te Cactus M a ­
te rial.

Pencil Club m et 

T he m em bers cf 

th*- Brush and 
i» 
37 Engineering Building, for

last evening 

the purpose of electing officers for 
the ensuing year and for discussing 

m atters of relative Importance. W rn. 
Lightfoot was chosen for president; 
Miss M argaret Boroughs, vice-pr* bi­
dent; Miss E thel Barron, secretary; 

Prof. H. F. K uehne is to be 
tor and Miss Stella Elmendorf 
Blsiant monitor.

in ali­
is- 

W o m a n ’* A th letic Rally.

told 

the girls 

Monday evening all 

in 
the University interested in e th ic .I s, 
met in 
the girls’ gym nasium fur a 
rally all their own. Miss B e m e te Mink 
witz was " sta g e m anager," introduc­
ing the speakers of the evening, and 
tennis. 
making a spefx-b herself on 
about
th** girls 
Willie Mage** 
the fun of being on it ion all 
basketball and 
the team. But for fear 
they would 
not fully understand, she announced 
an 
th* 
impromptu game between 
“ Giants" an the "M idgets." The lim 
up of the "G iants" was;
B em ete M i n k w i t z ...................... Cenfr*
Elizabeth B u t t e ....................Sidecentr*
 Left forward 
.
Mary Paulsen 
Hazel P orter 
 Right forward 
.
Mary Lake Henderson . . Left guard 
Ora Lee Tankersley . . . Right guard 

.

.

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.

.

It was decided 

to hold UMM--tings

T he "M idgets" were:

.

. 

. 

• 

OB 

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. 

-x » 

to Ute >»o«l j Gertrude Goldsmith 

each Thursday night, in Room 
Engineering Building, from 7:15 

J7, L utie B r i t t .................................Cen-re
to M argaret Schultz 
.
- Willamai Ledbetter 

.u 
ii: 30 o clock. At the end of th*, year

 SIde-eentre
.
. Left farwara
j Mary J a n e Butts . . . Right forward 
a prize will be offered 
. Left guard 
deserving m em ber. T. M. Hinder- i Sammie H o g u e ...................Right guard
son, Jr., stated that the Cactus * am- 
The "M idgets” won by a s< orc ot 
m ittee would also award a prize fu­
53-13. 
The game was refire* d by 
tile best piece of work submitted.
Bailie Whitehouse. Maud** Th* mas 
^ The purpose of the club is to stim ­
explained the various walking clubs.
ulate an in tere st in arts among «tu-
dents and such o th ers as may hav e a 
th a t direction, and 
taste in 
cute such m aterial as the committee drifted 
of 
intended for actual work as w*>ll as have been added to the Association 
for critical study. 

tin ­
form of ice cream cones. This rally,
to **xe- unlike those held In the Auditorium,

R efreshm ents were served 

the Cactus may request. 

is of this rally, several new members j 

^this week. 

in 

It 

the 

the m w 

AU v*c know aU m t 

llnsk* ll 
Uhuh this year Is th at they have a 
seasoned loam of veterans and a rn o 
numtM*r of now brava s who are mak­
ing the "old guard" hustl* 
to Hold 
th**lr positions, ami thai tin y have lf r
Kennedy, t h , coat* of Kaiiaaa I 
’UK,, 'by, and ’IO, when th** Juyhawk-
two Championship 
era finished with 
trtlnl. g 
tennis With sik h a eon* Ii 
these Redskins and 
rill 4 
adapted, us they are seemingly, just 
for (lie Redskin*1 style el play. we 
may expect all sort* el 
and 
tricky play* to Le pulled ell by -I • 
fleet Indians In 
is 
game that more 
expected 
un* over* 
"now 
to 
od 
Im* 
played on Clark Field 
this se. son. 
And it is a sure thing that the iau.g 
horns will have a hand full when 
they meet 
to 
the Haskell 
day a t 3:30.

than In any other game 

today’s game. Ii 

football" will 

Indians 

in w 

this 

be 

In 

is 

to 

A n othe r fa c t th a t gives som e light 
th e s tr e n g th ut 
as 
th e Haskell 
Indians 
th e new s 
that Manager 
G a rre tt gives van. He says that 
In 
this guuic h e found 
a r r a n g in g 
oil* 
Ind ians were a l l e r sam s 
tho 
th a t 
with Minn«*t)ota, Colo)lido I" . Den***i 
(J., K a n s a s aud W isconsin. 
lf Hi* 
Redskin* a s p i r e to moot these* team s 
th e y B uat be pretty well up in Unit 
ball.

in 

The 

allow 

should 

Ixinghorns will be 

l a t t e r I 
condition for this game than in any • 
this season j 
game they have played 
Com* h Allerdice has pu‘ his squad , 
through a hard w**ek’s work aud tho t 
Longhorn* 
signs of | 
rounding into mid season f* u n in to 
Just what 
d a y s ga me. 
lineup 
the game begins can 
will be when 
not be 
lh*' 
second string men will be <al!«d in 
during 
two quarters. Tm* 
team 
in g\>od shape and npHiujs 
tic not im Iv about today’s gam**, bul 
about the remainder of the s* hee in*

learned, but very 

likely 

last 

the 

the 

is 

The gam e will start promptly at 

87 

Just 

cents, 

leaving 

to pay poatage on a 

Ik e
took 
letter 
enough 
asking for more cash. Ulckett, 
the 
only cautious o r rich man. had bolted 
hla door.

In 

Til ere have Imen a series of rob ­
beries 
the University neighbor­
hood lately, the BUI Gam House mad 
several private boarding houses iiav 
lug beeu entered.

G I R L S ’ S O C IA L C L U B S .

T h e A ng ler* and 

the Rabbit Foo 

Clubs Announce T h e i r New 
Mem bers.

The new m em bers taken this yea) 

into the two g irls ’ social clubs are;
Rabbit Foot: Misses Maidie In a
ey, Margaret Boxman, Jan e Gregory, 
Mary Bryan, Bailie Matthews, N* ii 
Hannim an, DeRugeley Pearson, Mel 
eu Lidstoue, 
Josephine Christian 
Aileeu White, Lu* y Morris, Lutll* 
Shirley, Lena May Bonner, C ather­
ine Kerviu and Celeste Brown.

Anglers: Misses Mildred Ramsey,
Mozelle Webb, E tta YarringU n, E th­
e l Randall, Marion Buchanan, Mir.an 
Moore 
.Dorothy West, Mable O’Con­
nor, Ruth Merrill, and Vivian May 
field.

B. H a ll Jubilee.

W<dncsday night while tho Ped* g 
gics, newspaper 
fa* 
ulty were being hagged in ihe Audi­
torium , Ii. Hall had a lilt I** eel* bra

reporters ami 

its own. 

D. A, Frank.

in 

left, in 

th** country) 

football scrub (not to 

the women 
the freshm an 

gradu ate of 
the Law and Academic 
Departments, Editor of The T< san. 
Inter-socioly d* bater, track team man 
and 
speak cf
the religious
being Presid* at of all 
organizations 
ws. 
here visiting his brother, Ja m e s I), 
F rank, of the Middle Law Class. Mr. 
F ra n k was an inm ate of B. Hall b* 
took ch arge cf I’, 
fore 
and 
the day*
of Adrian Boole, H ackett, (Dow Prof.) 
Schuddeinagen, Lumpkin, and Others 
—abou* 1903, when Tam Henderson 
w as a freshman. Finding 
h< 
was present, about fifty of the pres 
e n t generation carne in to pay their 
resp* cts, and 
for calls 
for a speech, Mr. F’rank told all about 
lite conditions in the gaud obi days, 
before the War-Horse declared war 
when 
pledge 
there was no hazing 
and Carrie Nation took the Univer
slty under hor wing. Mr. F rank war 
given a rousing ovation, 

response 

that 

and

in 

i adversity of Obtain la# u> u u

Geed President Boyd, who a fte r six 
con ae* Loa 
teen years of *outinuous 
rre­
I uni 11 u 110 ii, recently 
with 
signed aud left for New Mexkru.

that 

Lea vt t g N orm an, Dean Taylor 
lima Ha 
spent the rem ainder of his 
took occa­
Oklahoma City, whir* he 
to visit (he famous Oklahoma 
sion 
City high school, about which 
so 
much has L* en euiJ und written. 
Speaking OL tho high school and th** 
ad van lag* s wha n 
he 
said:

* cum ins, 

it 

in 

the 

T h ere 

tho Rice In stitu te 

"Tho Oklahoma City high school L 
.1..»» 
ouo of tho b« bl equippe d ana 
country. 
entire 
complete 
domestic 
rh* re, manual Gaining, 
sci* nee, stctu graphy, and all of 
lh * 
vocation* aru tau ght to the s l i d n u 
without any « x .ra Tuition * burge , 
fin* tourU** a huudr*d or more s tu ­
(he 
d e n ts have 
b est educational Lullclig 
any 
south of St. Louin, with the possible 
j *-x< • piton of 
at 
Houston. 
is no Luiu.ing in 
Texas used for educational pur^o^es 
that can appri a* h ii," 1.** de .a.cd.
Continuing, I ref. Taylor sold 

the advautug* cl 
of 

that 
the people of Oalahotnu CLy ann ual­
ly spend mort oil th* lr public schools 
than the e n tire Stale of Texas a p ­
the general revenue 
propriates from 
lor the support of the University of 
T« xuh 
The sum, he said, annually 
amount* to more than live hundred 
" I h e 
thousand dollars. 
aud fifty 
fa* ulty 
r h y ­
is composed «>f some 
thm*** com petent L a d e r s , < a< h oue 
drawing a good sulary. A f*a,ure cl 
the nigh! 
the 
school, one of the few In the coun­
try 
to all of 
its students.”

that gives free tuition 

course 

htudy 

of 

is 

Prof. Taylor <-ald 

th at Th* Okla­
homa City high school contagia se 
ti nt he 
m any sup* Tier qualm* * 
is 
unable to < uum* ru e 
th* rn ail. He 
th ink s .hat (in* public scbtols of Ok­
lahoma City are b etter supported than 
those in any o th e r city 
the en­
in 
tire Southwest. 
Oklahoma City has 
a population *.f about 70,000.

The Monte Ne Banquet.

A Monte Ne Banquet will I* giv­
this evening a t 8:20 o ’clock at 
e n 
tho University Commons to th e d e le ­
gate* to th e Y. W. C. A. S tate Cen* 
Two hundred 
ru e s ta are 
von Hon. 
in 
expected. They are to assem ble 
th e Girls’ Study Hall in 
the Main 
th** University, and go 
Building cf 
from th* re 
a 
to 
body. Miss Helen K m x, well known 
was j to the I diversity girls, is to be toast- 

the Commons 

in 

Into a dance. A^ a result MS#e # to "came again."
tm rn em 

------- 

-----

mi sir ess.

Senior Class m e e tirg Tuesday, Oct.

29, 3 p. rn., Room 48.

Denton Club m eets Monday, Octob­

e r 28, at 4 p. rn.. Room 48.

 N o t h i n g is Too Good 
for You College Fellows.

W h e n you w a n t n ew clothes you go out after all 
that s coming to you in style, exclusiveness, quality and 
workmanship; th ats w h y you generally have your

C l o t h e s T a i Io r e d 

t o S u i t

Yo u r 

I n d i v i d u a l N e e d s

i ailoring like ours tends to inspire confidence in the 

A c a r e r - saves you from being consigned to the w aste- 
basket ct 
You can afford 

insurance policy on success
local dealer.

to call upon our 

life — is an 

Moore &: Morrison

XX''OI! shovw VOO the mens of cur five hundred nobby now 
woolens for Autunn ^nd VV mar and send us >our measure.

r r

^ 
ta ors «n th e w o r l d o f 
G O O D m a d e - t o - o r d e r cl ot hes 
P u iM w m 

C h i c a g o . U S A

./J

t h e s p e c i a l t y s t o r e

SNAM A N ’S
*3 ti# I'aiv«rstty atudcat* a cord'*’ 

. . . .

r x 
•II time# whetter t t e reed a- *hinr 
*fee:r headtjtarters 
H a ; 
Md better 

, a 
S t r t e a n d a r 

h i * # .. 

lf 1* 

- ' 

> 
T Md p. . * a.* a y , guaranteed 

' 3 t U a * '• 

” 

at 
'h s 

ao<!
^*or?
s k ! r t or
to be rhea,

S N A M A N ’ S

T m * 

t e x a n

T I I K

T K X A N l t v *:tJk a'3 

I W ant Y our T ypew riting,

A a ra r » tvklj 

in v« v *;■% • pub i>.v- 
*' t\rry’ Wed ♦ *,*»> ted Saturday
.t
i i th* Sind#*' ta vd th*- I ti Totally 
T o n *

GEORGE v\ v THE * . |diter"?ft-€*.cf
RAYMONO MUFF . M i n t i n g Edit#!* 

h a r r y l e o n a r d . Suant ** Mgr.
MYRON G BL ALOC*

A|l*a Map J

Ax

d*ck tx Buat it r
Att .ii; . IN-tax 
x •>• • a af Mon k

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dx
i t l t

t . 0§<r pf

i t OO p

/ran,

I place politic* b ifo l d 

Ail «HdM U mu#

..
a J 
to
tile vvatroi of
ebguw* 
feel » v«
‘-At tho boot atvit ore UMI ©ail ones 
tOOi enough to s#’ x* UMI 
s'udcti
body were asked tv COMBO OU* public
Iv ta t a u belief tad U sa mu a t roo 
mr c’s.

la ta# putt a Gumbo~ of attal*
lts ^ ^ st * 

ot sly
have voted la accordac## with 
•pint of 
it to be the cr Iv ,-vftx • 

ta ta aa room rat, bol loo I a
ax , » h _
I * tUU 
larger cumber hate dee treat
to do ao, but bate be* ti pN*veateii 
fey ra isin g condition.* 
Th* papers.
id# ast#' blent, b o w Ui« n 
- bananas 
tt.ro be* a readily 
t J eatbu»iuatit .ii 
ly ».|M d fey the great majority of 
cb aa# woo have bet it given tfee opp* t 
•unity.

Wily 

rd ro ar work oat of ta# 
Cal versify? Ring 2011, aod I Will 
oaR Ear ted deliver j \ sr work 
A 
it, ski a vc 
abr DO me***g* win dc 
mo a trial Ro*well H I <x Iran, SH 
W K S st*

Note*.

Will the peraon who took ’hi Ugli 
brown craracatte rain coat from th* 
bat rack Thursday 
through at;sin . 
lear* it at 

tis* Registrar’* off lo

LOCALS

S pa hi 

f % At islet!,' Crooda »• J 
• HIT Coef A»#

a 

ii** s*= > - *■ Friend— Cliver 

a

t e t Barbera Dr *kill Hotel.

v 

ira* a.: 

'tad *b*ir ba- 
> -xx > 
' 
1 * •* *»rt* va-* tar bar work
- t»r c*s s* d.'&a *Js»c by di:v#r

a v * a a*, lh* 1* 11*1 ll Hc^el

f d u n 

v * ” g 
-T 
x 
* 
a Jarftaoc a < * Co: * Av*

-x* 
.♦>*»a-a x-ut alas* #u*

r.da » arches 

■i •« 

' a ► -A ft * av a I n j ah b l o k
l’n »*r 

’Our'* chorda*.* i- aka 

* t D~gj ?toce

r 

5 : S*-a.-brough B’ll.dlrg

< fun 

aa of Football nxxii l e i 
t o ! Y » SIJ

P ea a r 'a a Caa w an a 
Congreet \T#s««

w # dos t aspen mea: w th *0 u-
fwrtuea ** w- know Chicago Cl**ao 
vt *vS Cong a t* He..0 3;« 
v«‘o delivery

• 4

vee a tp p rn L go b r 'k e. m n 
*fe^rt, cr s a c : to buy 4 diamond or 
i.r g else se* J a Jackson. IT* 
a. 

Sg 

.W*

Spedal Terms
TO

Frat Houses

ON

un ,er- I 

nos, 

thoroughly 

Th# movement baa met * ,tb ax tut 
• 'dgut oppoaitjou OM Ole part of ibex* 
uo 
wku 
»xxi, «i 
it. aud a itll aery Pitter up 
position upon the pun of a few * .« 
Cive aa their redoes that the me . 
' are * ou adret*, 
who inaugurated it 
Md bate dark aud bidden motive* ‘
U It were a question of tuxi 
aud 
uioLu vs, % Ital of tho#* ux«»; kilter* 
to Uke paul might fee 
y ' lr «»PPoaed 
• > printed, and tbqir motive* dta*k)#ed 
x out tfeta pr.;n ipie. Uh* ail 
others 
I 
should b* devoted atria ..y upon (t«
\ own mer.ta 
lf it ta a good u o*.
L menu it should be aupporieo regard 
I lea* of 
of a'me 
of these abo a tarted ti. aru ;f it ls 
a fend movement it »uo« d b* »., „p», 
regard*eaa of bow jo e cen#: der u > < 
who oppose i t 

o p tio n # 

your 

Lot Uke a g r e e ® . . ap eak for ..aedf 
—It me ar a what 
it *aya. ne stoc* 
and no use*. No one *mmki am. ;t 
Mio .a be nndarataoda its ap.-it aao 
fe*l*T*a in it. but ail who dc t a # r 
•td&d it, aud wbo do belie»e im it. 
•bovM get behind Uke mo veto* a t 

A copy of cb# agreement will be 
placed on 
th e girl* buUetm beard 
and a copy on th e fen.*:.a xcard in 
lect 
Uke main rotunda, juat 
of the entrance to 
-A Urn of nu ab o b a t# a^pi#d 
few pa bilobed i i t i e tmx: T^aas .

to the 
old ubftfT

IX 
a#* 

r year rn ta# I* ai versify 

an *orodmen: of b**ty per
ai fZc-ee* of th* m a t *aagufta#
pre regpstratioa egt. x aU » 
School
cf Bu*ia#M TYaxaiag beg-a* it* f,r*£ 
ttad#r co*; 
a ti* pie ;#a* cinc Amstaac#, atvordiag u 
ITcf. > Be,,, bead of ti* ac*baal,
rbwfe are tb irtyejgut eor»ft#d 
ic 
8 a*ia#*i Tramiag l l . tgr## *g them 
womaa. b**:d#» th ir ty ^ # ab o ar# 
ta blit other cc ar***.

■» *a -he :ataat!oa of 

t •

Of t ie teio a i to b rag proouaeai. s e c 
ta the kux-n«» o.rv de of tie t x « 
lad x-isewb-r# to the Uz.#eratty rn 
t ie 
-^ecef.t of the*# ‘b a g wurk na hit*:- 

- Stw* a ae new of Saeturee Cor 

trtaiausg.

Our object. ‘ Mdd Pref. Bmu, **|a 
’*** *tadeabk more ta ac ach

50 

th* actual a # tied .4 

of

baa le ss world.'*

< 

?r«»wa: t i e course# offer#d an.

sa-'cg ti# :ae* af gen#-,j accouacamr* 
•ad baakuag practive*. 
it m iatwod^d 
^ add other course# from 
me as oonditiooa permit. 

Among 
H » course rn mumcipal ae 
cotta Anc# 43d he probable #*tab 
• ihment of aa exteosioa 
^cady brr tbo#e who w * i to take It 
x? fey cor*#*pcadeoce

cooree 

Rx v a,

OW'Cii

Ma,

;y id I s

kid U

r, S»i>* 

Tai# phono
h la a a g ig

Aaaia ta i; Manager, 
A <f>0
‘J liuiln 

IS? M 
>»*<>

*3.

Office Hour*
to I#, tivvpi

Editor
M Mi a bg k.d:

ii 

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A** st.ta ii mag* r

rtiuj

• 13 to I. \( W 
I 3d to . T I 
id to H. T T 
U to I. Ii W
I
ll to

-•ft.*

ten present at th* 
. ,

worn#* iii.* at *. 

b * * l o i a l stud* ut 
.x < 
root far toe Hogs Hot* mr

Ut IN

kUtuvfiibur. it t» Homily th# 
wbo iou up aaa i* let out f»r>i

af 

l i t 

e*l» 
•UA a aua.pa.-K.ua iui#r
Hi. t’ A OoGTeaUop

r a de v *• i

*uc aal dx# 

tile bell.** aa# ap 
bn aa awvMMdikebMe a## lo il t 
w e a rR a» f f i w t i v a 
Urn i
‘a a a witb Lb# p*gi»Jki.a baa Dday 
war farm ala* re w ere « m fn -ta t a
in tirn t x gun# fc >,

Dwp UU *.*i# t#eiu -X tut aiu* 
aUdwtma. of coera#, owe Mgr v»a 
IMMU I,bat Ii. tk i| At Agt/ 
game Lb# a #»i avAae-iiaL*^ ammo 
til ai 
*a ta fee fuuud wb#a your 
•apport taro# ce tea ai i n ticket*.

#i 

STUDENT NC A SPLETTER $

tiua aaaumer by 

Fifty tfeeaaaad p t a p l # were reaci 
ti* stadeec
wd 
la b#bmi a t cb* H ogg y , 
N pwakiag 
rh# g o o d ttmt c l . , *,
gm uA A ftet. 
• 
aom pkA b#d wa* am i* agpafreat a: tm 
r a lly VI a d a a a i a y 
b sra e # # . is
ImpreeiiiaG# auimt > liaeet cie wore 
c o rr # # ;#d. Correct idCanarnxg aborn 
Uke acmml. Ha
w a* 
iftg . 

I ’a e r b a a s 
g.- j» Agr# adv a-a g # a g g e r Cag, \y 
g - a e b o

•b le a awa,ta t l a g bw re. 
h a v e b e t a c a r m m m .m b e e a a e * Lbey
w e re aaaw are af crte# o .s c , 
wer# 
tim Wit*i -?tt-
vhxiagtfU 

ibU> v .v u d e a f 

fe # a » ia u -x. 

a 

U ,n 
were «quftgsfiea#c a* La ab* 
w# a m tw aderukg.

- < ’xuxxi .c.x 

a f 

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. . . 

AS tim acc arr* a d u r i a g ’.g# *iar 

'*a*e 

m # r.,^g amatb* a f a h o t r a g a # aum
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tkeae wlgtgr
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aajc a a a a a m he eaaUut :«d by w eerv
Av'i*i**a. e t a w 
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Th-
mfirvemmag baa fewea uajsecbed, 
p r u p x . ^ a* *ar e v e r y 
n
wnw aw es W ate rs t a i s bt m#: p g p # r
tim a d ic *
M d a 

s;ud*#3 t 

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p a r t 

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ars. aad will , , , » 

t ha t b a a aw es a ;art.
rw a c b pcopi*
the atNa i
a^.t whom Un 
wloiyieat ar m o a t pa•,Abed ad 
’a
La ara#r 
h e F re e # C ltjo 

dre*A canaot afXecc 
-a*, .ii a t ta 
th# a a r g , 
d fte c g it* «wnrte«m a .,a ^

Pewi aft a 0 a il e tip hvard 

ai Ut# ueimMg for 
p o s e Artic ft-* ca L aiver ai ty c,,ac 
-c a # aaa 
*P#od«ntL» ..aa 
th# .’♦ c h e m # .

ewes ta woich th# cwre- 
carry:.ag gut 

im 

co he 
'aa; pur­

P lay er
Pianos

AND

•"'A- 

iw ut -^.-h#r S e c ; 
uTux S ' 
l h **raity Bacd as h* tea ta 

proprietor of th# 5**#-
:#r ’.a." SU', lb s
* W s 4 ^ st in th* 
- N
few gold to bar# u $ 
0L, # tf.

old fr-.*c!. and :;k«w ,* 

wpc#;- be it eh x*#ra tr d ia ;r w 
bim

Victrolas

T o J m 

-o c a ll a n i 

a s p w
plat* tad # - 4 Auto ie! v#ry
- a o r 40- Coagrese av, 

C h x ago 
Hello 33S. old

U N I V E R SI T Y C A L E N D A R

Today. Safraruay, October 2g

•:43-11:46 a. ml. first session Stat. 
Convention.. T W c . A., at Bi&Ie 
’.'hair.

l:bfe-2 JO p. m.. State C o n v e n e r
3- IO p. 7* . meeting Educate 0 De­

partment, Scam TP.

3 : » , Texas vs. Haskell 

teEians 

Clark Field.

3 <W p. m., Conweation Baav*ae* 
S:00, Literary aodiecj##.

I; ^9 German. K of C. Hail.

* 30 CotHUoa chih dance. Eigb h

street Hah

J. R. R e e d 
M usic Co.

JOHN 3 CALDWELL, Mg- 

W O C o c g r a a s A v t n n #

POP ULAM SHEET MUSIC 
*^0W 10c A COPY

G a # w e J f tirn ;a k # d w u t k I s l r o c a: 
S e e M r*, g 

a p 7 p * Flat* f a r m e a . 
M. G4l««epi#.

M s Mcrrt* Haji • mary L'n.v^r- 
•tty •tuden*a with her a wxral work 
1 
ta P o - e
• x* with Mrs Gt.le*pi#. fg-p ti# --

lo c a t e d ro o m * 

* ** 23* 

benefit.

roc®*-* lad 

Vlf* ?a • Wood • in #aa 
'W W men 
fee* 
B^arything first< as# a j modem
vea.# ca# a 
tad reaaonab-e #ru 
Phone XUE a; 113* San antoaic SY 
a r
A lae 
raw pi##.

; , 0 mM rTi 

f a r a c * ^ 

r o o m 

A CORDIAL WIL COMI TO THI HEW STUDENT* AHD TU

U n i v e r s i t y Drug- Store
CP TOWN DRUG STORft

^11 and Sec Us.

lS ZIM S BARBER SHOP

A 

to 

fdPtber 

iDcemChr* 

th;s 
w v rtt. a -w#aiy.,Hve dollar prize ^4 ,
* * * * * 
the heat *en#a of 
.eaters yufeBHb^ rn g a y p # p # r 
la the .State. Th# artice* ma*t be 
ta m e d 
c li p p e d 
th e p a * ;e r a a a 
w OO Mr. Loma* im R Vi 
#&.,
win keep them filed >4a..i -;h#y are 
g r a d e d a b d th e j r w a w a r d e d .

t r urn 

th e card a g r e e i n g 

A a u m .ber o f pendent* h a v e a lr e a d y 
ta a a th ta
a ig a e d 
^'ork. Amo tie r public meeftag and 
dim:arn ica w in be h e ld xCv c. >u?. im 
th# mea a urn#, if you ar# willing *u 
r e a d e r w h a t B a n ric e y o u c a n . s e e Y r 
th # m a t t e r a r v a il *1 
i-c?m aa a b o u t 
for one of 
T h e Texan o ffic e 
tie 
c a r d * .

S unday, O ct. 27-

I * : # ». a t. Talk nr 
* 3* C. A. Bailgtag.

fcOu

C o p # 

l l 0 0 a 

i v . 
Cniwefwlty Metiodiat Cburvb.

b l . S e r m o n . 

0 30 p. m., A-idr##s, Or. Cope, Ca*, 

▼ersity Methodist Cburdt

‘ •45 p. ta., Ev#c..ag *ervK‘e. 

werSi y MatfeiaflM Church

I ni­

Mortday. Out. 28.
* - 30 a. us.. S s Coarse

ttier! .

* 

Bib ie Chair.

i- JU 9 . a .. JLs» Saatlaa'a a d d les, 

T. JL C. fc

lieu adjawraa

See.

5 W fc au. T W. cr. 4 . C o a x * ,

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af

S IG N T N E A G R E E M E N T

4:13 p. m., Meeting of FTMehmua 

Cia*#, AudiSnrittw*

Oadfc w e e k 

t i , # 
paper the annet; ucemeut th at a move- 
Batel had been 

t h e r e a p p e a r e d 

inaugurated 

l a 

B e t e a r 

T u e e d a y , O c t. »
 

 

«
^peetere Club

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b r i n g i t t o u s

w e a r e REGISTf3JE3D EX T H IM * *rxv -

P a i o L 
F R - C B b u c S T H E L O 'V s s T

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° 8TATBS xnd o v a

JACKSON’S
20th CENTURE drug store

p h o n e s : s s

r H O N E S 166

• M. M ILLER TU Congrea, Ave.
AUSTEN, T2XAA

T i K b h a l l . F l o r i s t
SeeC .PlanN and Flowers

Student Trmr*— r _

Eapec j y Appmctated.

•20 CONGA Egg g v E . 

C A c L ON

c a p i t o l b a k e r y

p C R B R E A D C A K P u *

x-Af<> t S A N O S A S T R Y
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3 a t y o u r d o e r 
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'U V’ IUC' B U t W h a t y ° U 8 * 1 f ° r W h* ‘ y ° U P* y 

' * b e r t <"u , , r a *«d 

S u it , o r

T N I

 

T I X * *

T H E F I R I N G 
L I N E

 

 

 

___________ I

Is 

it necessary 

that a* 

th<- W ain 

ning of each school year 

t o reg of 

students must bv bandh a) ped f, r a 

week or 

twv* by not bt lug able ti 

procure t e x t -b o o k s at th ^ Co-op? Can 

not the C o o p in an a e eii.rittJ- 

b i ; »U 

an Increased atten d ance at the 

t ’ ni- 

verslty and provide the students with j 

their much needed t e x t b o o k * ? 

It 

is 

well known that the first t a o weeks 

la a very 

im portant period 

in th* 

scholastic c a r e e r of a stud< ut, 

If h- 

I* unable to get a good s ta rt, he is 

greatly handicapped 

throughout 

the 

©nitre session.

If 

is not only a disadvantage 

to 

th e 

individual 

student unfortunate 

enough to be compelled 

to do with 

out a Utx* book until 

the Co-op re 

ceives a new supply from B oston or 

j Nom York, but tile en tire c l a s s snf 

j fern when a 

third or a 

fourth 

of 

J the students have no text bo o ks,winch 

is open 

the c a s e . A class < anno' 

make the progress ii should when It 

is held back by tho students who are 

unable to study properly.

Well-managed book mures 

in 

the j 

c i t e s are not etern a lly running oui ! 
of books 
T h e m anagers study con 
in 
ditious, an ticip ate 
business, and have the books lo soli 
when the demand arrives. VV Uy c a n \ 
Lhe Co-op?

inert a s e 

an 

Suit 
or Overcoat

Union
Made

Tailor
Made

T H E Y H A V E E V E R Y S T Y L E F E A T U R E A N O Q U A L IT Y O F *25 A N O *30 S U .T S .

W e specialize on S u ,» . and O v e rc o a t, a t t h . price, and t h ! , . c a o n f in d . u . w ith 

the 

.Ic ., 

line

lo o k thVrn^over. 

b ' " * ' b' * Ck* ’ 

m ,« u r“ 

ln * ................» " ’• b e ., fa b r ic . Comr and

I his C.reat S h o w in g of N e w Pall Styles

Places you before the newest and best ideas gf leading 
wholesale tailors $f this country.

H ere you will find immense assortments r f the 
new’ Scotch Suitings in the richest and most beautiful 
color c imbinatioim ever produced, as well as the quiet
and dignified styles.

Suits $ 1 5 to $ 4 0

No 

trouble to find your size wb*>:i 

you com© hero b e m u s e 
W E C A RR Y T H E S T O C K

Our Hat and Shoe Departments are wonderfully

interesting spots ihese early Fall days.

SMITH & W ILC O X

i W oolen

L I T T L E F I E L D B U IL D IN G

S t u d i o 1 1 9 W e s t N i n t h S t r e e t

Old P h one 521

.New Phone l l s

Establish rd 1877.

J . L . V R E D E N B U R G H
DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JE W E L R Y , SILVERWARE, CHINA. 
Eand-made Jewelry, Watch Repairing, Optical Work, a specialty.

P N * Tested Free. 

818 Congress Avenue.

— — — 11 ■ 

 

■ ■ a 

 

 

m • 

 

 

. . 

a— 

. . . m 

_ 

,

CALL

The Driskill Laundry

AND HAVE YOUR WORK DONE RIGHT.

Phone 444.

P A L A C E B A R B E R 8 H O P

•06 C o n g r,* * A venue. 

“ T h e Old R e lia b le ." 

A ustin, Texas.

W M . F. W O L F , P ro p rie to r.

S T R IC T L Y U P -T O -D A T E 8 H O P . 8 IX F I R 8 T -C L A 8 8 T O N S O R IA L A R ­

T IS T S , 

B A R B E R S ’ S U P P L IE S .

N ot and Cold B aths. 

T u rk is h and Russian B atha.

• i*

MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT

The Driskill Pool Parlor

FINEST TABLES IN CITY.
Driskill Hotel.

Mrs. Jourdan W . Morris

V O I C E C U L T U R E 

B IG G E S T A N D OF C O U R S E 

T H E 

B E S T

The S ta t e National Bank
A U S T IN , T E X A S .

Bosche’s Troy 
Laundry

P H O N E 73

JO H N H. R O BIN SO N , J R . , Pre*. 
W A L T E R BREM O N D , Vice Pres. 
P I E R R E BREM O ND , Vice Pres. 
JO H N G. PALM, C ash ier.
S. J . Von K O E N N E R IT Z . Aua’t.C aah k r.

W IL L BE P L E A S E D T O S E R V E 

S T U D E N T S ’ A C C O U N T S G IV E N 
E X C E L L E N T A T T E N T IO N

rw

Y O U .

F O R

Multigraphing

O F 
H IG H E S T 
W H E R E A L L W O R K 
G U A R A N T E E D . S E E

C L A S S , 
IS 

“ Block" Smith

A T T H E C O O P .

H. L. HILGARTNER, M. D.

I

P ra c tic e L im ite d to Eye and E a r D is ­

eases
Office Scarbrough Bldg., Cor. Cong 
Ave., and 6th S t ., Austin, Tex. 

Office Hours: 

9 a. rn. 

to I p. m

and 3 to 6 p. rn.

St udent s ’
P r e ss in g Shop

Both Ladies* and 

Gents* Work

8 u lta : 
and pressing, 
$1.00; dyeing, $2.50.

Pressing, 2 5c; cleaning
scouring, 

50c; 

B lo c kin g , R epairin g , A l t e r i n g , 
Suits Made 

t o Order.

A L L W O R K C A L L E D 

FO R 

A N D D E L IV E R E D . 

S atisfactio n G uaranteed 

R ing 2308 

(O ld P hone) 

and 

• Ive us a 

tr ia l.

Run By Students.

TOM G A M B R E L L and 
WM. F. GRIMES,
P R O P R IE T O R S 

19th A N D G U A D A L U P E S T S .

Anyone having m anuscript* of any 

kind to bo ty pewritten, phone or see

Miss Ruth Humphrey

VYork guaranteed. P r ic e s reasonable. 
P h on e 1785. Address 404 VV. 23d Sc.

UNIVERSITY MARKET
LIN DAU B R O S.. Proprietors

D ealers In

C H O IC E B E E F , M U T T O N , P O R K 
A N D V E A L

Corner 24th aud Guadalupe S tre e t*. 
F r e e D e liv e ry .

Theo. G. Wagner

“ T h e Student*’ Friend.”

The best of Cold Drinks and Ice 
Cream always served. 
invite 
ray student friends to meet me 
at the “ Cozy Corner.”

i 

24th and Guadalupe Streets. 
Phone 1025.

Jno. L. Martin

A N D 
E V E R Y T H IN G 
P L U M B IN G T H E S T U D E N T N E E D S .

E L E C T R IC 

J O H N S O N ’ S
D eep E d d y H o a t Club
D A N C IN G P A V IL IO N 

Phone 320. 

408 C on g reet A venue.

O L D P H O N E 1474

Swann Furniture & 
Carpet Co.
T H E BIG 8 T O R E .

401 Congress A venue.

W e fu rn ish F ra te rn ity Houses 

On 

C re d it.

University Billiard Parlor
2214 Guadalupe.

George M. Wesley

T A IL O R

Pool, French, 2 / ac per Cue. 

Pool, S tra ig h t, 5c per Rack. 

S T U D E N T S W E L C O M E .

C leaning, Pi-e**ing, and R epairing af 
L ad ies’ and G en tlem en ’* C lo th e*. 
F ree D e liv e ry .

Phone 2670.

404 Congress A venue

I he Austin National B ank

C apital 

«

S urplu s and P r o fit* 

D epo sits 

- 

. 

. 

.

$ 300,000 

416,000 

3.500,000

F. P. B.

Business of the Faculty and of the Student* Solicited.

E L B E R T H U B B A R D 8 P E A K S .

‘T h e Romance of Business’ 

Is H i s 

S u b ject— M a kes Appeal F o r 
E ffic ie n c y .

the 

to a 

founder of 

On Tuesday night, under 

the au­
the Adc ra f te r * of Alnuin, 
spices or 
L ib e rt Hubbard, philosopher, w riter, 
uuuineuM man, aud 
lilt 
Roy c r otter* of E a s t Aurora, d eliv e r­
.ii 
’’Romance 
ed a lecture ou 
largw audit Ute c o m ­
B u siness’’ 
posed of Austin burnut sh men, 
I n.- 
versity teach ers, aud students, a t th e 
E ighth S t r e e t F ire Haji. T h e a peak- 
or waa introduced by Miss K a tie i ai- 
fau, who welcomed bim 
‘'Uh man 
who has 
th at we all de­
pend upon one an o th er and thin, our 
neighbors are the out h thai ne* d us 
m o n '."

taught us 

i m 

called 

s ta tem e n t 

th at a btu 

Air. Hubbard opened his speech by 
th e 
in his opinion 
th a t 
th e g re a te s t book of tho last del ude 
is a little book written by M aurice 
M ao tar lnick, made famous 
in A m e ri­
ca by his B L U E B IR D , 
t h o i 
In tills b l o k 
L I F E OF T H E B E E . 
Muc tor I luck says 
fak« n 
four miles from home will nev* r get 
back, that a bee separated from 
its 
h iv e m akes no honey, and that one 
bee alone has no intellect, hut the 
whole hive has a v ast and wond< r* 
ful in telligence, as evidenced by th e 
o f 
that by a sp e cial process 
f a c t 
feeding known only 
to themaelvi s 
they can 
take a comm on larva and I 
produce from it a queen. F ro m ib is 
in tere stin g 
Mr. Hubbard draws an 
from his 
parallel— a man separated 
kind has no 
and only 
through co-operation with other men 
does 
to 
field 
h im s elf or anyone else. 
of modern business Mr. Hubbard uses 
J a s an 
this cd-op< ra ­
tion ; aud he a tt e m p t* to dispel tin*
is 
in 
I old 
to 
business for what there 
it 
inn 
him, regard less of the other man, 
for his 
th at no one 
say s 
health. 
Mr. Hubbard, “ is a form of se r v ic e ; 
looks a f te r 
i t feed s and clo th e s a i d 
th e world according 
d efinite 
in which honesty and oner 
sy stem , 
the prime virtue.*;
getie e ffo rt a r e 

th a t ev« ry man 
is in 

becom e of any value 

is 
“ Modern 

illustration of 

intelligence, 

in busim ss 

b u s in e s s ," 

tradition 

to a 

Tho 

he 

with the larg e st bank acco unt, is a1*

and 

laugh.’’ 

A h a co n c r e t e exam 
; Pie or rom ance in bu siness. Mr. Hub- 
life HU.ry ol 
I J a m e s J . Hill, the great ra liria d m ag­
nate.

th e fam ilia r 

bard 

told 

j natln g 

ideals and principles 

I Mr. Hubbard attrib u te« these new 
that are dom!- 
to 
in 
the world w< have 
to put ourselves j 

today 
th e business world 
the f a c t that " F o r the first time 
the history of 
I enou gh 
th e other m an's p lace.” He con* 
in 
i luded his highly interesting, and in 
som e ways rem arkable, talk by quot­
ing from L r. E llio tt th at " T h a t m-iL 
i« b e e t educated who lh most 
ud* 
f u l ."

im agination 

NEW AND SECOND HAND

t a * . 
sd. Repaiied, Packed, 
Shipped. 

. « • ' Voudouris Bros.

Stored, 

Manufacturers cf

m an grad e c a n d ie s a n d 

i c t

Frank Doughty 
220-222 E. 6th St. Both Phones 
303. 

Your money’s worth or your “ *

I R t f '

cr e am

ma Fr,.h i>.ii,

Supply C h u rc h **, Weddings, 

Wkoiestl# and Baun.
I a r t '* * .

money back. 

82 * Con0- Av*-

A uetln , T a x * * .

The Laundry Question Settled 

lf

You Try

Model Steam Laundry

PHONES 6 8 5 

1 5 0 4 LA V A C A STREET

W E MAKE KODAK PRINTS AND POST CARDS EV E R Y
DAY.

. T O K * D A N ’ S

 CIO Congress Aver.ut.

Kodak* Loaned to Students. Fresh Films From Factory Every
Week.

FRE3H F I S H OF A LL KINDS. 

O Y ST E R S TH E VERY BEST

—PORT EADS.

P a t t o n s Uni on M a r k e t

BOTH P H O N E S 213.

115 W E S T S IX T H S T .

THE B E ST RAZORS AND SH W IN G 
M FwJ Aw I
MENT HANGERS A N D LOOPS.

SU PPLIES, POCKET
1 Ea ^ ; WTSS S C I 3 S 0 r S AND SHEARS, GAR­

a

B E N G E N E R B R O S .

HARDWARE 
817 CONGRESS AVENUE.

E L E C T R I C A L

HANCOCK f o r E V E R Y T H I N G 
HANCOCK FOQr E V E R Y T H I N G IN 
HANCOCK F O R F R E E 
HANCOCK £09 C O N G R E S S A V E N U E . 

P H O N E S 193.

P L U M B I N G

D E L I V E R Y

“ A B O V E A L L "

O T T I N G B A K I N G CO.

P A S T R I E S , C R E A M P U F F S , K I S S E S , A N G E L F O O D , D E V IL ’S F O O D .

Phono* 1081. 

1600 L a v aca 1 L

D O U G H N U T S , E T C .

We Are Serving Sandwiches 

At Our Soda Fountain VfmSmitftllrngfn Pox
ne
2?

Just Received a Fresh Ship 
merit of King’s Candies

 P E R S O N A L S

i ’ftuJ Dross n » |h-iii

k end in

Floresville,

< IvVH g« Hill lit I 11 iii - tuft M|M Ut Still 

day at tho K i

t Al pha Hound,

Mina Joseph Ila B low n, 

I ' fit i im 

Ii a n 
Im a*li 
lim n.lulu

iii* 

k m 

Snit
Mix*.

5TSTKT Over 500,000 Prescriptions on rile— By Actual om

^ 

YN#$| 

8 ^ 

a

for 

riff*. S taff t o r 

tioorgo W averly Briggs. S taff L 
th*

respondent 
Now*, I* an «x-*tudent
varsity H it article* havo been 
a 
import 
primo m otive In cauking man) 
ant r e a r m s within tho Stat** during 
tho past fow year*.

A rrow
Kotch C O L L A R S

I MB Hi I M O S ! M A U ? IN I OI lf N I K i m 'S

(ii * S o o t* 2 bi. 
M l i l K l O I 

In. 

IU ! MON I 2 

in 
C H I S I I St 2 bi.

I for ?* C* • 

f, HUT bt AKO *W AIM ,M>.ee»

Professor Shurter loft Thursday 

to 

cover 

tho 

toAfbeiV 

I hat it ut os 

tit 

Comanche, Palo Pinto, Taylor, aud 

Fisher Counts*;*, 

in tho intone*! 

of 

the State lh'baUug and Ikwiauiatk i

Norris’
Huyler’s 
A lle g r e tto Candies

Griffith Drug Comp an,

“W here Quality Counts'' 

4

SCARBROUGH BUILDS

S E N A T E C A F E

Littlefield Building.
WE CATER TO THE BEST AND SERVE THE BF** 
8T
WILL W PORTER, Prop 

Thanksgiving 

is scarcely a month { 

o ff now and anyone w anting a suit 
m ade for that day should se e Moon 
& Morrison at once They repress nt 
Bd. V. Price & Co., w hose liberal pa­
tronage The Texan highly appreci­
ate*.

liv e game qualifications.

COLLEGE MEMORY BOOK CO., 

!26 South LaSalle S t.. Chicago. IM.

Go t«> th* show , arni spend a pl as- 
for 

Party of seven 

ant evening. 
50c; fifteen for $1.00.

B esides a beautiful display of poi
*
friim all * .hoota> Moor,, 

.M or rf .o n h a y , a fin.- 

.lo c k o f bl*

.ol»,M . th,- blinn,.r, aud pm ow, 

Tt 

is reported by a Senior Law 
that an Engineer looks, to him. like 
a mother less c a lf in the dead of win­
ter.

7 Tickets for 50c 

or 15 for $1.QQ

In o r d e r th ,t you 
m a y get t h e habit- 
w e a r e n o w giving

Prof. BHI at Dallas.

$4 OO sh oes at 

12.75 at Moons A

Morrison’s.

S. I’. Harrl gum m ill'd th* opjH.r
lo 
in
In mil! in rhino.

tuulty afforded la tit 8 a furda> 
a day or i h ti at lest 

■ • M H M

I h r

l U b l M t

Kit*'

\ \ e d n e m h\ aft* 1 it

— * League, and Professor F letcher Mill 

n e UVU week 
lM‘ Hock a all. Delta, and Cooke C ounties 

in stitu tes 

'I m ; 

the 

Pi

tv. Ii. Ualdweli has n m 

H o u s e

Kart VS oi th and I 'alias, 
apt lit 
I»nrv ala,

t a y t>i 

iii. 

Um>i 

im 
vs i m 
it I'It 

from
in 
hix 

Boltin 

Ii h I in lim H t a|>, i t 
unlay ai ti Bundu) ai Inn 
Granger, 
trip to I •allan.

instead 

taal 
b o n « 

sat 
r 
th*

of uni kin. 

HIM A nu k- t art Uv.in. of 

tho Chi 
Dine git*, k i»i* lit h* Ni Sa! ut mat and sun 
day with 
down from Wish! ta Pall*.

lu r mother, u Im 

«alin

R a l p h Ma Ms « ,|. among 
i v 

d o n La a h o i n a t l v th* 
avt* tho loot ha ! I {Catlin aud ai It lid 
lair. 
Iou.

h« 
Ilv spent rn'tim tim e to Arling 

'hr nlu 
it 
i a i l a 

t r i p 

Mf.’MMI ll

.1 

i t VV 

iii

i *

iii Ha;

*'

V‘ 
j i n x a p t Ii!
• p a 

• vs < ■*:*k

DI e in In r* 

t i 

he

i ><•

U l l a - d W * ti I it’H< I V

■Jam*- .1! h , r to uh

Mix* N orm a I lur

Hill, f- v siiiitg at

i!u All

i S'

Fbi I Iou** th is wet

Mrs. VV I Fi ve

j is < . s i t u g hi r d a u g iit 

j ti.* 

\ phii I n *t» I hi 

i ,

ii VtCo

\J Ut! Ut

.

... 
N ice room* with hoard 

be 
of foUnd w .!h Mrg M ary L. Carlun for
2205
A Quiet and eonvon

$20.00. Ring 2226 or call at 
Trinity Street. 
sent location.

can 

Buy a 

stoek of ticket* at rodm ­
a hundred ^ rates. Then bi a regular attend*
the U niversity Scenario At

of the Big Walk

AGENTS WANTEO

Most popular money making propo­

sition open 

for 

live wire students 

Apply today for the Agency, stating 

Basketball Prospect* For 1912 1 3 .

l>un 1 4 

lax; mmmui. Iva shot bal I 

The su c c e ss of last year * ant a* 
the generous ap J tho fool 
the Council, 

the 
an Varsity went up fully 
per cent. 
team, rn spite OI 
propria thm given by 
show s how much In cartiest th e phi* 
cr* are, aud how aum ous they 
are 
tor dear, ahi \ artily to excel e v en in 
this s o v a lh d effem in ate branch of 
athletics, as It Is generally considered 
by a large majority of persons, who
have ne*cr seen a 
played. M e are going 
the 
this y« ar, and 
State 
there is no reason w by it should md 
ticket
be our* Through the (Mason 
.o r , k* n ,.r„ u . D u lU 
•.h e m * . 

cham pionship 

. xih x i * 

in for 

real, 

J o h n Kit* a 

It, A 

ISHO. anti sfti d*‘Ut 

o f tin* L a * 
( ha '
lK'pat no ut 
bv wont (hi u, h a ith some unusual
expel a 
Dallas

a during 

r a t - 

i i i e n

i»I* 

j Misses Kuril 

t’lttiua 

a tut Ila

Plat! ut £eta 

t h.ipu ,, ti, el m 

apt ut the first ot the week rn

p to s pita I N il., I i l l ' s her*

AT
T H E

I 
I 

I A N 
 j \
\
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O P E R A HOUSE

luv Hatton* h a le btl ti received an­
nouncing 
\ / s i t nounclng 
tnarriagt el
/ v . p y L»wd aud Roy Randolph
dings, Texas. October 33rd

of B lean or 
at 

th* marriage
ti;* 

tim , 

.,„d. » ,t h UU 

.ippropnatiou IM . 
fiuauvlal probk-a. 
is
ouly 
th,ag lacking to be supplied 
in 
the support id the student body. 
factor 
former years the 
has b ien alm ost an unknown Quan­
tity 
t possibly for th e reason named 
a b ove), but w hatever 
the 
(lid - co**# out and encourage 

reason.
team
it your
It won't take long to se e Just

or even g e l a sui! and try 
self. 
* h a , kind cf a gam e baske-baU is.

ia»t uaiued 

the 

j 
—.. —■ 
Mism s Luc tic Matthew*. Clara* 
ChMMiau, Pans) Kiss hou. katherine 
Hill, aud Rowena Barnett a le 
two
I
Ute in ta-1 * el th* Awhile! Ll Lr ary Se great holes, which will be filled With 
c i e ) 

A* we look over the m aterial which 
thus far available, w e find 

John A. 

uew hi 

VV alter Dealejf, It A 

great difficulty 
Jam es
former captain and guard, was g r a /
is now aal cd from the Law Departm ent las 
on the business IO re* of the Dallas year, 
se* it 
News. Everyone remember* vt ult a.- ‘'J o h n n y ’ play. nothing more need- 
A (ilk ‘ti Editor of Th* Texan 
a hard. con slat en v 
player, and b a guarding will certain­
the Cactus 
Re* E state, 
ly be m-ssed. Morgan Viuirg is rhe Surety Be >ds 

th o se who have 

and be sand He 

T o 

ii’, 

of the Sophomore vias* of c iv il Eu 
giueers last year. wa> a Visitor tor* bail 
for a few days. He is now connect* to give his support and 
cd with the engineering depar me ut The man. co fill his sh oes will have — ....
of the M. K * T R R
to be 

four year rule bars him from bucket- 

this year, but he will be out ° 

‘som e * man.

infill erne

Prof Spurgeon Bell, o f the School 

of B usiness Training, yesterday 

id

iresfv.J the Da lim Ad League on the 

subject. “ Busint'ss Training and thv
B usiness Man **

In order 

ih» 
that you may g«,t 
habit, 
the University picture Show 
is uow selling seven tick ets for 50c. 
or fifteen fur 1 1 OO 
Stock up w ith 
tickets

STACY ROBBINS COMPANY

Insu'-srce, L oins and
Property For Sals or 

"’4 Cong. Ave. 

Austin

John Xabor* of Vernon a men der person who fit* the other hole Th* Ram In All Parts of 

the City. 

M o n d a y , O c t o b e r 2 8

M A f lN t t ANO NIGHT

The Rose Maid

EVEN
TER,

GREATER THAN 
THE SPRING MAIO.’’

i t s s i s

ATS NOW ON SALE.

$u.vu an d $ 4 S h o e s
I or M en

Meet 'I our f riends 
At the

U n iv e r s it y

Scenario

A t th e F o o t o f the
"B ig W alk"

M. J. McCammon
A STUDENT
APPRECIATE 

A 
YOUR 

OO 

WILL 
TO 
CHANCE 
TYPEW RITING.

REASONABLE PRICES AND 
GUARANTEED 
SATISFAC­
TION.

P h o n e 1398

I he Besserer & Marshall Theaters ly
Casino—Texas—Princess i 2

Lo

Show ing Daily 3,000 Feet N ew First Run Feature PK ures

VV Uh the exception o f these two, 
team are 
all of la st year's V arsity 
back, 
including G arrett, guard. Ross 
and Schram m , forw ards; McVeigh, 
art)
cen ter. All of th e se old men 
“rearing to go," so to speak, and are 
anxious to get th< season started ta 
fu ll blast.

Graduate M eeting.

after noon 

W ednesday 

th en was 
held a m eeting of the Gradua > De 
partment. 
oft .bef* 
were elected :

follow ing 

T he 

Mrs. Taylor, presidenL 
Miss Malden, vice-president 
Miss Sw eet, aecretary-treasuret 
Jennings, sergeant-at-aruis.
W. B. H am ilton, R eprcsentativ, to 

S tu d en ts’ Council.

to 

is planned 

'.he year. a 
w filch 

Among tht( plans for 
sjet-together entertainm ent, 
the m embers can becom e better ac 
Qualnted, 
atte dact 
in the near future.
The grow th o f 

the Graduate De­
partm ent 
e n ­
couraging developm ents of thv Uni­
versity. So it is interesting to note 
in 
that a larger uum btr 
this LVpartment than ever 
before, 
ami that a large proportion of theae 
are candidates 
for a Mas cr * de­
gree th is year.

is one of the most 

is enrolled 

Freshm en Extrem es.

Of course. It sounds natural 

t o r a 
0 be the butt of a Joke. 
freshm an 
tor a 
this 
H owever, 
piece of humor. 
and 
: show s up on the records of the gym 
tiaaium.

intended 
fact, 

It* a 

isn't 

The two extrem es, a s regards the j 

I he 

fat and the lean, are to be found in 
the freshm an cla ss in the personnel 
of B. H, X e * ||« r y and IT R. Gar­
rett. 
stripped, 
former, when 
've.giis 253 pound* and m< azures 4 S 
inches abound the w aist, 
I s uoed 
that he coaid not chin 
less to say 
him self. Garrett resem bies a L...lpu 
Hail in that he only tipped the scales 
for Si pounds and has hut 25 inches 
w aist m easure. 
170 pounds would be alm ost enough 
for a husky football player.

T he difference of I 

On certain occasions it has >een 
to se e some of the 
really amusing 
co-eds as they passed N’eathery They 
invariably giggle. He seem s to enjoy 
the giant ■ distinction, nevertheless.

Ther^ are 

tw o or three of th e I 

sm allest sired fellow s at the I .i.ver- 
sity, but Garrett 
tho 
thinnest of flesh. He and Neatheyy. 
whoa seen together, aptly 
illustrate 
‘before Ann after."
^he 

is probably 

One double room that rents 
the 
for $9.00 
Smith House, 2308 Guada­
lupe St. Phone 1984.

is vacant at 

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