SENIOR e d it io n

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TH I ■; TEX A N

t V t B y » '» P K W D A Y AND SATURDAY BT THI B T T O Era OF t u x WHY— W Y

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CO LLEG E O F A RTS

i * u T ' 
‘‘ e 'v m e“ a r '! « oud naJU m , h a v e been finished. 

11 M'1' ,a ' ! thu build In* tor th e School of Jo u r-
T h e w
se v e n buildings a r c all of the sam e
fol­
m a terial, E a s t T e x a s pine, and 
low th e sa m e sch e m e of a rc h ite c tu re . 
In th e words of T en n y so n . they o re 
h ave 
“neat but not g au d y .” 

T h ey 

T 0 L m 

5 PUN A Cirl 
SIN DIAL IS SELECTION

N SOCIETY 
BIG STUNT PLANNED

COACH "BILLY” DISCH 
TALKS ON DASE B l k

J 

SOMETHING LONG N E E D E D 

B Y 
UNlVtRSi TY— A CU STO M W H ICH 
SHOULD L IV E .

CO ED S C A R R Y OUT CLA SS PO L­
ICY AND E N T E R T A IN AT D E E P 
ED D Y.

RLD HOT DOPE FROM T H E W IZ­
ARD H IM S E L F — ST. EDS. GAME
MONDAY.

Before tin y wore well out of the 

ranks of 

the Juniors*, 

tile c la s s of 

ISI:’ began 

to 

a g ita te p re sen tin g 

some gift 

to tile 

t ’ n iv e e rsity 

as

tangible memorial -of th em in th e a f­
ter days u hen th e y should no lon g­
in 
er infest I n iveraity Hill. 
die Fail Term , P re s id e n t Fowl* r ap 
in v e stig a te 
th at ab u n ­
th is 

to 
th e hope 
time would e n a b le 

pointed a co m m ittee 
this mat tor in 
dance of 

E a r ly 

committee lo m ake a h ap p ier c h o ic e 
than had a lw a y s been 
of souvenirs 
p re ced in g 
done 

p ast 

the 

by 

in 

< lasses.

This com m ittee has proved 

far from vigorous. 
of it arc not co n scio u s and 

to be 
T h re e m em b ers 
n e v e r 

have been of th e fa ct th a t th e y a re 
on it. The fourth m em b er ev en now 
o th e r 
does not know who a r e 
id e n tity 
three, and no doubt 
will go down like the Sphin x a s one 

th e ir 

the 

of die unsolved riddles of h isto ry .

it 

Really, 

to Mr. S ta rk Young 
is 
th e 
that credit is due for all 
[class has yet done. H is a d v ice was
s sought as to w hat would be an ap- 

th a t 

In respond t„ the generally

° M’ 1,1 HP h it 

*1 
so e ffe c tiv e ly ! warm sunshine, will 

'h e w eatherm an will prom ise
the place

take 

of e a ts would go furth er tow ard sat | bu na R a p many i>f -he most

put 

into being by the Dean 

in his I uf 

lull talks, tho Senior girls have p.an 

ued a picnic to be given lo ti*** en­

tire cla s s a t Deep E Jd y on 

.Satur­

d ay, M arch the I tit Ii.

It was 

first suggested 

that 

the 

young ’.idles give a L e a p Year party. 

The m ore 

timid elem en t, 

how ever, 

com plained th at sev eral b ask ets’ full

isfying real men than a whole e v e n ­

ing ot th e most a rd e n t proposals, and 

th u s th e picnic was evolved.

I he c la s s 

is 

to m eet 

in front of 

the Main Building promptly at 

five 

o clo ck in tile aftern o o n , sikh jai pre­

paym ent c a rs will he waiting to a c ­

co m m o d ate tho crow d ; and the ladies 

will be 

responsible 

for 

tin* 

fare.

t o r th e sak e of the few gentlem en I A p r lf 

who m ay dread being out a fter du ra,

,lle " in tr>’ blasts of the past lew
un ! make good his prom ise, 
nam imp fans will raw* an opportun 
t ;1<. i i m coileg. g am e or 
by 

to s.*, 

Hie season in those p u d s M onoay al 
s t . Ed w ard s 
u-ruoou on tm , k t lek!. 
the 
I rom a n oss tile m < r will 
be 
1. uigaonis* opponents.

lo mite tile* w cu tin r 1ms been a n y ­
thing but favorab le to good, hard and 
regular p ra ctice , but in spite of this

promising 
iairiy 
Longhorn ca m liaatS s are 
in 
g>Xkj condition and ready to give un 
exhibition th a t will satisfy Urn m ost 
!> a pt it .ii of baseball fans.

the front 
to 
Bi a n ic, baa brought 
than 
latin} p.Amusing m en. no 
less 
th irty -seven b ein # actu al co n te n d e rs, 
in tl} <A iniiuaiis lor imsitioiis on 
aud 
It is doubtful lf the 
the B re t team . 
be se-
l eal T exas team will or van 

, 

i 
prupnate memento. He su g g ested a vidod. Som e m em bers of the “ Worn* 
a n 'a C anoe du b** h ave offered cn eap
sun-Uiai for the ca m p u s. 

ia* 

ch ap ero n ag e 

has been pro-

* 
.

I Correspondence w as opened with a . i e r r y ra te s a s well as opportunities 
number of E a stern firm s. T h e ir prop*

F V Flio r shooting the rapids.

... 

i 
! Tuitions were subm itted 

, 

on Tuesday aftern o o n 
Meiaskey presiding. 

to th e c l a s s '
Choc. 
I* was unani- 

la s t, 

nously agreed 
th e d esign su b ­
mitted by F ra n cis H ow ard o f New 

th a t 

in which will be 

Wk, Should be a cc e p te d . A bronze 
ingeniously 
din I 
worked Un* nam e o f th e BJ 12 c la e s 
MU bo pbx .*.i upon th e ca p ita l of a 

Til is 

is to 
]>edestal 
Week column. 
It is th re e and 
bo o" white m arble. 
h hail lect high and he D oric s h a ft 
Its pro- 
[is nine inches ha d ia m e te r. 
ex- 
* portions are pk using 
[treme.

tile 

in 

T h e fa ct th a t the Senior c h u s of 

1912 c a n “g e t to g e th e r” and not bt* 

stupid 

was 

d em on strated 

last 

H allow ’een .

T h e V ice p re s id e n t announces once 

m ore th a t L e a p Y e a r etiquette will 

he in o rd e r and Unit the young men 

a r e asked sim ply to be present and 

look a s ch arm in g a s possible.

R em em ber 

the clay, S aturday, 

the j 

ltith, a t five o ’clock .

I he price is m uch h ig h er th an has 
je\er before been paid for a g ift by 
jail earlier Senior c la s s , ll* th e w orth y 
Jelass treasuii r c a n now’ su cco ssfu liy 

[perform his duty, by O cto b er, a very 
the o rn a m e n ts 
to 
J beautiful addition 

campus will fa c e th e new Li- 
r 
j *arjr. Hie co m m itte e d eem s th is lo- 
be- 
J<ation pre!era hie 
F * C. Hall.

.to a p osi tion 

U. T ay lo r, 

o r Sim pkns, Sim pkins, 

ra h , 

rah , 

roes. W e realized 

th a t 

th e se 

things a r e 

those by which a 

d e p a rtm e n t should be 

valued; we 

realized 

th a t the stand ing 

of 

th is 

U n iv ersity depends upon 

the 

fro 

queuey with which 

th ese w ar-cries 

a r e show ered upon a long guttering 

public.

Academs B e co m e G reat.

k°lj6 have we been u n ju stly and
the c la s s

^appropriately p laced 
^ -the followers o f S u tto n , 

in 

and
th a t vile e p ith e t,

times has 

P^IJ) 

^ d o g g ie ,” been h arsh ly applied.

. ^ ^uv< vve been co n sid ered fa r
blue-
ted objects, so m e tim e s ca lle d E n ­

l w bilobe k h ak i-tro u sered , 
P 
gineers.

0

Even cen ; itl w e a re rs of sta te sm e n

^ lkrs- because 
Jack Asse 
Bn heights 
fend.

of m e rit 

called 

h ave been placed up- 
as­

^ hich we d a re 

not 

B ut through th is d ark n ess and d e­

th e re 
sp air, th e ray of light e n te rs ; 
ap p ears before us in all of its v ir­
th e 
and 
gin 

sim plicity 

splendor, 

form of P ro f. C . S. P o tts. Nobly does 
this knight cham pion our cau se. A d­
and 
vancin g he draw s his sword 
sh o o ts a co n stern atio n -cau sin g buLet 

into the ran ks of our enem y. Beho.d 

is in tile shape of a ten 
th e bullet 
d ollar bill offered as a prize for the 

loudest v erse com posed. This v erse 
m u st be in th e form of a battle-cryr, 
and m ust be conducive to the fo s te r­

ing of a dep artm en t spirit.

W hen th e P o tts ’ yell shall becom e 

be fact
jje 

■Kisl 

® have p erm itted o u rse lv e s 
itia 

lS tor:iio n ted ; 

Lli 1 w« a r e fiv e-eig h ts 

1 body, n o tw ith sta n d in g our
th e
^ v e n -e ig h ts o f 

to

of

of

for in sp ite 

a re ality , when joined by the beau­
the g a r­
tiful flow ers plucked from 
tile opposite sex, we shall 
dens of 
yell G overnm ent, G overnm ent, Hip, 
Hop, Hoop, then shall th e A cadem ic 
then 
D epartm ent com e into its o w n ; 
shall we turn and fa ce the people 
and say to
of th e U n iversity world 
emu
^tau u u ig, m e t o r or tn-e u u i v w m / wuuu 
and

th a t 
in
th e Col

f a c t 

th e P*v° t around j them , 

the a d v o cates of noise

si tie# of stan d in g , 

re v o lv e , w e realiz- 
had no A le x a n d e r C laire,

roughhouse 
a re 
A cadem e, truly g re a t becau se 

v ictoriou s, behold 
truly 

un 

i l 

eg- 
ov of A
l% k 

10 that

Jterigrj

18 

«U 

things

m as, we could not yell T.

loud.

“ 

‘ " e 

la th e r, knowieuge of 

aud but one thing, lack of exp erien ce, 
the five 
<>i 
the gam e, will handicap 
points oi 
th* rn at the b«ginning of the season . 
this will give tho le ft­
and naturally 
se a so o , the 
overs c r old meu of last 
pi d e fe n c e ut the s ta r t; and to m ake 
they m ust hit a t least 25 per 
good 
of 
l*iHt y ear show. This added stre n g th 

their re co rd s 

than 

} ce n t better 

m ust be shown at o n ce c r cfiances 
for becom ing regulars will d issip ate
tile youngsters bo sub­
a t once and 
stituted .

Our p ro sp ects for a su ccessfu l se a ­
son a re very encouraging and I feel 
sa le in saying we will win aa m any 
lust year, GO per co n t of
Saint s a s 
T h is m eans

num ber sc heduled. 

team 25 per cen t 

than 
a 
the IJ H aggregation , a s our sch ed ­
ule is a bard one, six g am es with 

.stronger 

league team s and th e b alan ce with 
to be 
te a m s alw ays known 
college 
ably rep resented on the diam ond.

Of 

the college gam es 

to be play­
ed on Clark F ield , fifteen in num ber, 
I feel sa fe in predicting th a t a t le a st 
eleven of these co n te sts will fall to 
This m ean s 
the 
team . 
th at T e x a s will be fighting clo se to 
the top rin g all season.

lot of our 

W. J . DISCH.

EN G IN EER IN G C L U B OR 
GANIZED.

of 

F o r 

sev eral 

th e purpose 

estab lish in g 
one 
m ore con gen ial relations with 
in the E n g in eerin g De­
an oth er and 
from 
stu d en ts 
p artm ent, 
th em selves 
each cla s s have banded 
to g eth er and formed the “ T e x a s E n ­
gineering Club.” VVhiel the p rim ary 
the 
o b ject of 
m em bers will give such aid and a s­
sista n ce to one another and the re st 
to a 
of the d ep artm en t as will tend 
b etter c la s s standing and spirit. T he 
m em bers are now busy p reparin g clul 
ro om s; and in the near futu re will 1x 3 
ready to re ce iv e and e n tertain th e ir 
to 
friends. 

The new club e x p e c ts 

is so cial, 

this club 

take in only such m em bers o f th e En 
gineering D epartm ent who h av e be* n 
a cre d ita b le
and 

a re m aintaining 

NO. 40

i m 

IHE FUTURE 

E 
EIENTS THIO DECIDES HENCE

P E O P L E OF V A R SIT Y A R E G IV EN A S P L E N D ID CH A N CE TO R EA D 
OF E V E N T S AS T H E Y W IL L A C T U A L L Y T A K E P L A C E , C O P IE D 
FROM T H E F I L E S OF SEN IO R T E X A N OF 1922.

Only 

last M onday, under tho 

au- of such an idea and the se rio u s con* 

o rgan izatio n , 

sp ice s of the Glob re e k e rs, a n a n cie n t seq u en ces winch m ight uriao 
from
B e ­
tUis use of o u r assem b ly hall. 
m u s e of a g ita tio n stirre d up m auy 
y earn ago ste p s w ere ta k e n to stam p 
this 
out 

ing follows the sch em e o f arch I tot tm- 

th e new V arsity Gym 

nasiuin was d ed icated . 

This build 

to abolisli 

idea and 

tills 

institu ted 

som e 

twenty y ears ago.

the people of T e x a s , 

S in ce tlieu T e x a s Hull, 

I Hall and W iley l*uro F o o d cry w ert 
th e firs t buildings to be erected ac 
cord in g to this D oric sty le of ar, hi 
a 
le c tu re . 
lK>ys' dorm itory so nam ed Ixnau se it 
stan d s a s a m onum ent to the g e n e r­
and 
o sity of 
fosterin g of h igh er ed u cation , 
th eir 
L e g isla tiv e Hall, 
lias been e re cte d . 
built. 
a g irls ’ d o rm ito ry, was 
in honor of our bn ad- 
It 
lh a splen­
minded 
th a t sim plicity of 
did 
s tr u c tu re which should c h a ra c te riz e 
all b id d in g s in w hich the M inerva is 
w orshipped. S in ce then Pen lek Aud­
itoriu m , H u nn icu tt Musk H all, and

law m akers, 

is roamed 

e xam p le 

next 

of 

it 

ruinous use of our splendid a u d ito r­
ium for the p urposes which Ute Uui- 
lack of 
vem ily F o u n d ers, with th eir 
wisdom , built it.

still 

st«‘ps 
B u t 
rem ained

T h e se w ere 
tile rig h t d irectio n . 
evils which 

Hie w ise co m m itte e of th e fa cu lty 
placed a sm all fee of $100.00, o r o a e - 
its u se y 
tourtli of the p ro fits, on 
taken 
stu d en ts. 
th e re 
iii 
w ere 
The Auditorium was still ummI by th*' 
S tu d e n ts’ A ssociation and only sm all 
HMH* wore ch a rg e d . T h e re w e re no 
ch a rg e s m ade for th e M arch 2nd o xer 
L id by 
cise s o r for football ra llie s. 
p atrio tic m em b ers of th e fa cu lty w’ho 
paid no a tte n tio n to 

th e m oney go?*’ 
And on 

th e q u estio n :
the
stru g g le con tin u ed . 
la st
even ing th e v icto ry w as won. A rule 
w as missed which will fo re v e r p ro­
o f 
th e opening of 
hibit 
this sa cre d relic of antiq uity.

W h ere does 

the d o o rs 

th e en orm ou s co st 
been erected, a t 
of fou rteen hundred d o llars and g n a t 
ly add to the b eau ty of o u r cam p u s. 
the U niver­
P re sid e n t Van H ise of 
s ity of W iscon sin, who re c e n tly vis­
ited us, declare*} o u r cam p u s aud a r ­
ra y of buildings to be the m ost beau­
his w ords 
th e world. 
tiful 
the 
to 
“ they stand as a m em orial 
T e x a n s 
far-seein g 
of 
and a s a sp ecim en of the work of 
p rogro saiv e dem ocrat: y. ”

in tellig en ce 

in 

Iii 

th e G lob rask ers 

is an h erid itary

One of the m ost In terestin g sigh ts 
to be found an y w h ere is to w a tch tile 
GOO, in m ates of th e V arsity T e n t Col­
on y, a t work and a t play. O w ing to 
an exceed in gly larg e ap p ro p riation by 
have 
our 

th e se men 

leg islatu re, 

been moved from 

th eir 

last 

y e a r ’s 

footb all 

g ra n d sta n d , 
q u a rte rs, Hie 
and now occu py th e se lu xu rian t q u a r­
te rs on 
th e c a m ­
the so u th end of 
pus. B a ch te n t is m ag n ificen tly fu r­
nished with a c o t and a c r a c k e r box, 
while seven h y d ra n ts supply b eau ti­
ful c le a r running w ater for th e u se
to
one n atu re. T h is id e a Is an rn, him* e m ,

live c k .s e 

o rgan izatio n . Mr. T h om as S ta lw a rt!. of th e s e you th s who 
the 
H enderson c f C am eron , is 
c h a r te r m em b er who is still a c tiv e in 

iu th a t * Ilot onJy ^

th e work o f 

th e club. Among 

th e th e S ta te , hut it a h o 

te a c h e s 

(be

Z l T Z u. a r e '. JOh" T° r b m ' 
L e ro y H a m ilto n . J r .. W ill and Man mh lu x u r.e s o f a ris tx o c m c y 
lu ng . lo rgan . 

splen dors of B. H all.

J r - yoUU* 

^ w ithout th e tool
the

o r 

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»

A s a resu lt of th e fig h t for high- 

T w en ty y<.aTH a g o ‘ d u rlag 

th e a J . 

in 

e t edu cation led by Mr. O. J . Hush- m in istratio n o f W illiam F o w le r th e n , 
the H ouse, and M r. W alt was a m ovem ent s ta rte d , tho o b je ct 
tog 
cu sto m 
i x a l e y in th e S e n a te , th e a d v o ca te s being 
OI cu ltu re and en ligh ten m en t 
v icto rs, 

ta x Is a t last a future g en eratio n s, 

a r e which should be handed 

the special 

in s titu te 

down 

som e 

to 

to

re a lity 

On y e ste rd a y ev en in g , Mr.* Jo h n n y
lite ta x m ovem en t sta rte d In H U I, O u g cn sclo ck er. P re s id e n t of the c la s s 
c la s s 
but b efore tak in g su ch a ra sh ste p * 192 2 , announced 
our so lo us With th e ir accu sto m ed wls- hee adopted such a cu sto m . G reat 

th a t his 

dom desired 
They wished 
so u rce s et th e S ta te . 

to 
to guard well 

in v e stig a te m a tte rs , honor 

tho re- s ta rtin g 

A tte r 

tw en ty 
th ey began 

ion 
Of this policy, and sw ayod 
pow erful sp eech es of M essrs. T ip s 

y e a rs of i n v e s t * * - ca rrie d 
the wisdom 
to se e 
by 

tho dents, 

is due 

th e c la s s of 

th is m o v e m e n t T h e 

for
rapid- 
Ity with which th e plans h ave been
fo r 
stu - 

th e p ro g re ssiv e n e ss o f T e x a s 

into e ffe c t sp eak s well 

’12 

• 

« •

is a U n iver- 

A fte r a* co m p a ra tiv e ly sh o rt 

and W ilkes, on “ W hy 
a ta x ot on e miU on 
n ay , 
a r was passed. T his will g ive 
U n iversity an 
thousand dollars IHT y e a r, and will am en d m en ts provide 
in su re its becom ing a b a d e r 
th e p eer of an y 
South and 

in com e of o v e r th irty od by th e S tu d en ts' A sso ciatio n . T h e 
th e selec- 
th e Hon o f e d ito rs and m an a g e rs o f Uni- 
to 

the dol- exten d in g from 1U12 to 1U22, it se e m s
th e th a t th e m e rit sy ste m will be adopt-

in 
tn stitu - v ersity 

publications 

a cco rd in g 

for 

fight 

lion in A m erica. 

^ 

^ 

worth 

instead of political affiliatio n .

In 

T e x a s stu d e n ts a re in m o st In sta n ce s 
th e d ay s o f F o w le r, H arm on , slow to adopt such “ n ew -fangled” re ­
am ! Dr. C allaw ay, th e erro n e o u s i lea form s, but in this e a se th ey will e a s t 
th e w ind# and a d o p t 
existed 
beautiful and o rn a te portion 

of th e th ese m easu res.

the d iscretio n 

stu d e n ts 

am ong 

th a t 

to 

in 

th eir cla ss work 

standing 
Who have activ ely identified 
soH es w ith all m ovem en ts for 
b etterm en t and ad v an cem en t. 

and ’ Main Building called 

tho U n iv .-isity
th e m -; Auditorium , w as for th e use* o f stu-
F o r m an y y e a rs T h e T exan
j has seen th e d an g er of the e x is te n c e
I

its d en ts. 

Mr. T h om as H en d erson , a ffe ct ion-

( Continued On r a g e F o u r.)

 I •< ai productions, 

A 
.argo orchestras, tin* lecturers, 

there are 

thi- 
ann 

I 4 VI 

F I A l l U J 

C l 

P L A Y E R 
T O N E S 
T E R M S .

P I A N O 8 
S O L D ON 

AND AUTO.
AGREEABLE

S E N I O R S T A F F

T. DODSON S T A M P S .................................................. 

Editor-jn-Ch.ef.

the protiis of 

the organizations us* 

W I L L I A M M A N N I N G M O R G A N 

Assistant Editor-in-Chicf.

tinily go elfin r to athletk s 

or 

to 

Scarbrough & Hicks

JE A N F I G H ___
J, K . T O R B E R T

..Society Editress. 

some other worthy cause. That the 

Business Manager.

plays presented are worth while, no 

T H E T E X A N

M A R IO N J. L I V Y ................................................................................. H I U M l - C h l t f .

W A L T E R D I A L I Y 

 .......................................................................... A th letic Editor.

D IC K F L E M I N Q ................ 

 

Associate Athletic Editor.

J E A N JOH N 

....................................................................................... Society Editress

A S S O C IA T E E D IT O R S .

T R A N S L U C E N T O B V IA L lT lE S ,

Recently 

there has come 

to huh 

a s ta te of affairs whi< h Is anomal­

ous. 

Rent 

is being demanded h r 

I the use of the Auditorium. Tho n-u* 

j son advanced 
I tear, 

is 
lights and 

that tho wear aud 
inspector a 

tho 

the 

I N os m ust be (overed, and a sum 

Randolph Bryan. 

Wm. Tanner. 

George Wythe. W ill Morgan.

Ut id by for its betterment.

Hugh Potter. 

A. K. Chrletlan. 

Amoe Petere. 

Tom Knight.

Under this system one hundred do!-j 

R, B. Feagin. T. K. Bettie. 

Morgan Vining. 

Laura L e ttie Smith

lars an exorbitant stun, Wien one | 

E. M. D AVIS ........................................ 

 

 

Bueineee Manager

O. L E O N A R D 

............................................................... A e iie ta n t Bueineee Manager

Entered ae eecond-claee m a tte r at the poetoffice at Austin, 

feocae, under 

the act of Congreee of March 3, 1870.

Subscription Price 

................................ .................................................... $1.60 per year.

Bueineee Offloe .............. 

 

 

 

 

. . . . Room 4$, University.

considers th e antiquated equipment- 

inns* be paid for a performui.ee, or j 

on<-fourth of the profits for stud' rn 

presentations, ami double this amount 

for an outside attraction. Kurthar-

more, a S tudents’ Council meeting 

• ends one dollar, while the rate for 
reh earsals of dramatic product ic lib is 

twenty five r e n ts per hour.

Although 

the profits of 

tin* Var­

sity a ttra c tio n s are small, yet 

the 

Auditorium rent demanded will 

is*

large enough to raise the 

price of

tickets and cause dissatisfaction, ex

peeiully when one remembers 

that 

ASSOGI A T E S ; 

E. B. Ingraham. 

N . A. Stedman. 

Lyndall Finley 

Thos. A. Knight.

W . A. Dealey.

O. J. Rushing.

if 

th«T< 

school, 

I ii every 

l o o k upon 

liroadn.iudtdi.» 

tiieir own campus. 

is on e fault m a l is <*0111111011 

So rn m y stud en ts eau never see 

tie re rn a »cr lain contingent part 01 

ii ore Freshm en W«* w e n -narrow, as we liecaiue Sophom r s. 
in our opinions; uh Juniors. w» couja 
longer so projuop co 
ai. 
we 
lo all c*o*l< fee stu- 
that, 
is the unexcusable habit 01 hum oring petty jiMiousu s a g a .tis . 

W lieu we 
we were no 
perhaps see both sides of a qtP'ition, as Seniors, vie 
m utters With a breadth of view . Because ot ♦•uh 
tau so* 
oentH, 
it 
b 
o tte r college* ami universities. 
> oho the borders ot 
I in w* 
lh 
sity of Texas not ».*x< ludod, 
sum m its wile are narrow-minded enough lo lliiuk that ail thai tit. ic "A. 
ma Muter” d o ts is right, and th ai tnt* stud en ts ot a not lie t 
i oiiege vs no 
turns oilier wine are ti ’’bum Ii ot roughm cK s.” Such childish n<• 11 n.^ . r 
.ie*, 
well enougii in higii s< hoois, jMepillatory sch ools and academ ies, but 
are out Ot placx* in a university. Some ot 
ii 
the sm aller colk gen 01 
country are to be blawed m ore than un- 
i niversity ut Texas, nut they 
can be excused iii most in stan ces because their s UMM.*lits are younger nim 
have a narrow conception of oilier institutions bt ca u se they haw* 
imt 
had the benet it et atte* lid I ag more Luau one school. They « an m ake cia 
in ies o i tile other colleges oecau se they arb not doi>eii<«ciii on 
iii in 1 < 1 
Hied* students. Rut when you conic to un institution like the I niver-Miy 
in the Very nature oi the case, supported to a great 
is absurd to think o. 

in stitu tion s el the State, it 

I e x a s, which 

oi 
m e a su re by tho o th er 
h u m o rin g such p etty jealousies.

tin* 

is, 

I ., Trinity, aim 

the average student. 

In every class, in every athletic* contest, mid 

than 
these sm aller 
institution. The great universities ot 

Hundreds of our students conn- 10 us from the high schools, and from 
Southwestern, Baylor* Austin College, T. c. 
the nth. r 
schools el the State, as well a s trow various institutions outside oi 
ilu 
Suite. 
in every student 
activity there is to La* found a Certain elem ent from these other x> horns. 
It is well th a t we have these students tor they otten do more credit to 
tin* university 
the University, inasm uch as they arc petter prepared 
work 
lf We do not recruit our student body
institutions, we can never hope to become a reaLy 
1 rom 
the Hast and North aiv to 
great 
a 'urge extent g rad uate institutions and 
every 
college and university throughout 
the I lilted su ites. They draw their 
large student bodies not by w akin g enemies of tin* sm aller schools, but by 
that has a stronger pull with 
waking friends of thew. The university 
tile smaller institutions always 01 aws 
the g r a d u ­
ates. What would become of s o w - of these g reat g raduate I ne ti Lul ions 
if they were to institute a polk y ol jMdty jealousy’ tow ards each ami ev-. rv 
one of the sm aller schools of th e South aud th e West?

their students come frow 

the b e tte r ('lenient of 

lei* 

one will deny, because they ar** of 

a sol** not acted on the modern stage 

•md are distinctly educational. No­

body would care to discourage 

the 

Oratorical Associate ii or 

the band, 

oecause tin y have now* a hard en m b 

o w to h o e . Liu aside from the pine 

he singers, broadening 

in 

th* ii* 

in 

J u d ic e , which 

give stinkut-raieg. 

dike away a large part of their proi- 

*ls, and they will retune to come to 

lie Auditorium. The natural conn - 

IU m e will be for 

them 

to go 

to 

tho Opera House,’ and thus tin* I i.i- 

corsiiy atm osphere will bi* lost,

I ie Se are merely' minor objections. 

rho real question is: why should the 

student organizations pay for tin* up

for 

vc* p of a Slate Building, or, rat In r 
\vt» <.an Ste rn 
part of a building? 
justification 
such a procedure
Hu.* Stab? appropriates money for an 
to main­
enterprise and 
is supposed 
if it fails in its duty, then 
tain it; 
is no m is o ii why 
its shortcomings 
should be homo by organizations com 
posed bl students. The burden ought 
to Pc amt by the action of Hit* Board 
o f Regents, and not by the student- 
chills. As a m atter of principle. tho 
demand for flu* payment of this rm t 
ls vvmi|£ One might 
just as well
use of tin* Auditor­
demand 
th
and at 
ium on College Night 
football 
thai
rallies be paid for, or 
rent Ik* asked for a classroom -s in c e 
receives wear 
the 
tad tear and requires a janitor, 
lf 
the sum demanded went. say f, r th * 
m aintenance of the activities of th * 
S tu d en ts’ Council, none would ob- 
M ’t; but under the present arrange­
ment, we protest.

latter certainly 

that tho 

lin s 

is a 

this a graduate 

laudable ambition and one 

tile University should strive. But how can we ever hope 

I hose who have the welfare of the University a t heart are striving 
institution,—a seat of learning where th e best 
to do post-graduate 
towards which every s tu ­
to

to make 
educated men and women of th e State will come 
woik. 
dent of 
As usual tho class of J [ill’ ha I men
accomplish this when we continue frow year to year to incur the ill-will | *n Varsit>r football; as Usual our (las 
of these other schools? Even today the University of Texas 
is not on 
team was defeated. We will, as*" a* 
good term s with more than one of the colleges of this State. W hat does 
m atter of course, have men in Ira k 
lie 
a Southw estern man or a Baylor n a n hear when he outers school? 
.-.I, r- 
and baseball. So why a Post 
hears his school belittled and abused by hundreds of th e students. Docs 
this instil in his h e a rt a love for the “ true Texas a i n t , ” of which we 
pride our selves? Would it not be better if In* could come knowing th t 
he would be welcomed as coming from a friendly institution? Would not 
if we were on better 
more and better g radu ate stu d en ts come 
■ terms with their schools? You say that we m ake enem ies out of these 
athletics, oratory and oth r 

’’ E N G L I S H ' ' FACTS.

rn or lengthy Eulogy.

A T H L E T IC S .

to us 

in 

 

 

„ „ u 

schools because we context with th e m 
branches of college activities! 

it

, with 

them without 

this be true, ami we cannot com pete 
as
they dom ta Ii not better that We sever all relations with them and con-
u * t With Institutions of our standing-.' The very fact th a t we m ake one- i 8heet- ***“ “ • • 

flying off th e h a n d le- 

temper and 

Joeing oar 

. 

there comes a time in 
such 

(W ith apologies to a Sophomore.) 
th
When 
a
I)r<Khlcti°n SS a Senior Texan
must be deprived of one of im mem­
bers, sometimes called 

of a Co I lee. when 

Til ll o f K , A 

it-

1 

*

center
of the high cost of

- m iss OI-thorn-W hen we meet 

theta is conclusive evidence that we h av e ! “ Vlng' and th e absence of th a t filthy

outgrow n them only in size. 

Suits and Overcoats
At Great Reductions Without R e s tr ic tio n

Take your choice of any Suit or O vercoat 

in 

the M e n ', §t 

black or fancy, at any price— at a substantial saving. 

^

An 

investment 

in a garment th a t bears Rogers-p et & ~0 ,

“ gilt edge’' at any time, but more so 
prices. 

now 

at 

t h * 3e 

u n u s ^ ^ 11 

y

Really, 

this 
into something greater 

the best opportunity we know of to t u n yoUr 
r

than your m oney’s w orth. 

is 

Lot I 
Lot 2 
Lot 3 
Lot 4 

Suit* and Overcoat* up to $12.50 at Ja-r
Suits and Overcoat* up to $20 00 a t $ 1 3 0 .
Suit* and Overcoat* up to $ 2 7 . 5 0 at $ 1 7 5.
Suit* and O vercoat* up to $40.00 at $ 2 3 5 5

Trousers at R educed I rices

L O T I - Trousers up 
L O T 2 — Trousers up to $2.50 a t 

to $1.75 a t . . . • 

• 

 

L O T 3— Trousers up 

to $3.50 at 

....... 

L O T 4— Trousers up 
LO T 5—Trousers up 

to $5.00 at 

....... 

to $7.00 at ....... 

L O T 6— Trousers up 

to $7.50 at 

• 

$1.15
$1 75

$ 2 3 5
$ 3 .3 5
$4.50
$ 5 5 0

T h e U n i v e r s i t y D r u g S t o r e
O U T H E R E FOR T H E A C C O M M O D A T IO N O F THE U N I V E R S I T Y

P U B L IC .

P. W . M C F A D D E N , P ro p .

J. R. REED MUSIC COMPANY,

Bush Tempts. J O H N S. C A L D W E L L , M g r. 

«th and G e t * * *

IEO S. BURNHAM.

HUR MAN FEHR.

Burnham & Fehr

T H E BA R H E R S 

BEST S E R V IC E 

S E V E N CHAIRS

O P P O S IT E T H E D R I S K I L L H O T E L .

P A L A C E B A K U K K S I I O l *

808 Congress Avenue. 

“ The Old R e lia b le /' 

Austin, Texii.

V* M. F. W O L F , P roprieto r.

S T R IC T L Y U P -T O -D A T E SHO P. S IX F IR S T -C L A S S TONSORIAL AA

H ot and Cold Baths. 

Turkish and Huaalan Bath*

TI STS. B A R B E R S ' S U P P L I E S .

MODEL STEAM LAUNDRY

NOT AS BIG AS T H E B I G G E S T , B U T AS GO OD AS T H E BEST.

P H C N E 685............................................................ 

 

1504 LAVACA IT,

The Most Popular 
Pl ace In Town

tam .

Jackson's
20th Century Drug Store

Phones 2 8 8

Agency of Nunnally's, Guth' s and 
Liggitts Candies

“if

103

All

"KhkJU? 
. mailer 
worthy of the name of a UNIVERSITY
.

0f T- Xas “

institutions 

throughout 

I Uh I 

.

.

.

th,* State i

“ i a “ 

 fr* nd* and no, enem ies of the

substance palled lucre, it is tim. 
we should stop, and looking u„ 
Heaven, with sorrow* aud r*>m 
it 'is our hearts. slow,y gasp * ta T h ^ i"

tin t

\ Q 

t h .! 

hard year.

Moritz Silver. 

m

S ILV E R <J, A L L E N ’ S B A R B E R SHOP

EIGHT 
Y 
_ _ * 

f i r s t P T . 

T h e 011811411 H o te l 
CLASS BARBERS— SANITARY BATHS.

.ironage R -p eA m u , Sol,clt^ 

F ln -t FitMd Up shop ta »*

 'D|wt,

•I I.
fa

lOfty

s
IS

0

0

F R E E A Pennant w,tn Every D o l la r B o x o f 
—— 

s c h o o l D a y C h o c o la te s .

V<in Smith Drug Company

T W O S T O R E S

600 Congress A v e n u e 

Open A ll N ig h t

700 Congress A venue 

( )pen 11] H o u rs a I >av

LU

Kodaks Loaned 
To S t u d e n t s

PRINTS ANO 

POST CARDS EIEIIT H T
JO RD A N

610 C o n g r e e Avenue, Upstair*

™ E W | SDOM O F T H E S E N IO R .

a r is—

THI T E X A N .

I.

Bo rh der Senior!” 

dom 
pore

it exudes 

H ail his wit 
from

every

A|I -ho Sophs and F r e s h ly wonder 

how he garnered ail his ion 

Bv j u s t dotes on Shaw and 

Ibsen.

As 

dines on Bergson every day;
lot- Plato, Kant, aud X ie t achoo.
hhvy are nothing more than p la y . 

U hy* lu‘ Phtns the fourth dimension, 
while he’s waiting for a shave, 
W ilily lie bathes, he writes a dram a 

^ 

Blat Ii make all Bro adw ay rave.
B e c<#uki solve the T a riff Problem .

ii lie only had a chauve;

B e could patch up all 

the trouble 

1 u iXt the Vaterland and Pran ce; 
j i b ' could cheapen cost of living, and 

heap high the dinner pail 

» the one to pin your faith 
• Ic was never known to fail.

to;

II.

Bow he got this brain Titan ic, you 

•nay wonder, you may ask 

B u s it won by years of effort, years 

of bending o’er his task? 

u by, for years he puzzled, pondered, 

and spent kilowatts of thought 

Bi < unroofing < lass 

‘'excuses” — how 

° <llf wild not got caught.

Now 

his 

brain is deeply fissured.
I rom bis scheming night and d a y 

Bow 

to corner his professors 

into

Bow to wring another hundred from 

bis poor old busted dad;

Bow* to make himself 

immortal 

by

creating some new fad,

1 bojo* have so his brain **develop- 

BH he’s got so blooming 

(<B 
smart

be knows bis books by heart.

Ii you ve got 

flu* germ ambition, 

if

I-earn a lesson from the Senior; h e ’s

iii*' wisest of the wise.

(orr m * V ' «*.*%*»*•

W e're not hammering 

the custom tailor--

Just pounding on the fact 
that the only difference be­
tween Smith-Wilcox Smart 
Clothes and the productions 
of the bt?st m ad e-to -o rd er 
tailors of our larger citie» is 
the price-and price only. The 
ordinary tailors and 
tailor 
agencies can’t make as good— 
never did— never will.

Come in and look over 
the New Spring Mtndels—they 
are ready. W e want you to 
get aquainted wi t h 
th e se 
splendid ready-to-wear cloth­
es. 
It will be to your advan­
tage and it will be a pleasure 
to show them to you.

Smith & Wilcox

608 Congress Avenue

TH E A U S T IN N A T IO N A L B A N K

C a p , t a l ................................ 300,000
Surplus and P ro fit* 
375,000
D e p o s i t # ............................. 1,000,000

. 

. 

Business of the Faculty and of the Students Solicited

giving him an “ A ; ”

JNO. E. K E L L E R

KODAKS

Froth Film s E v e r y W eek.

Fheo. (i. W a g n e r

“ T H E S T U D E N T S ’ F R IE N D "

724 Congree* A v * .

me at the C O ZY C O R N E R .

I In vite my atudent friend* 

to m e e t|T,ml h< d<K' sn t have to ^ u d y, for 

Mrs. Elliott

Mr. E llio tt

24th and Guadalupe.

you’d win a worldly prize,

The Elliotts

CHAS G. WUKASCH

L U N C H E S AND T H E 

B E S T O F

814 C O N G R E S S A V E N U E .

D R IN K S A T A L L H O U R S .

Minting of 

I in I las students Room 

E S T A B L I S H E D 1847.

Phone 1071.

C o p . 23rd

and Guadalupe. 

Old

48 .Monday, 4 p. rn.

N O T IC E

N O T IC E.

John Brem ond

W HO LESALE G R O C E R , I M P O R T E R 

A R O A S T E R O F 

HIGH G R A D E C O F F E E S .

Austin, T ex**.

STUDENTS' BA R BER SHOP
2216 G U A D A L U P E S T R E E T 
Opp. U n iversity Campus

Y O U R 

P A T R O N A G E 
R. L. Broyles, Prop.

S O L IC IT E D 

I lie Clobraskers w ill present 
first arni only performance pf 
playlet, ’’W h o Put Cinders 
Coffee,’' or 

ti 
It 
tt 
‘’Before and A fte r ," in 

in 

mediately prior to the expurgation of 
and 
the spleen of the Sophomores 
Freshmen.

COAL

At Your 8erv!oe 

Ring 826

The Best Deep-ShaYt Lum p 
c °al, 
from slate and 
free 
other Impurities.

University Tailor Shop

2214-10 Guadalupe.

R. H. 8 M IT H , Proprietor.

Satisfaction Guaranteed. 

Prompt Delivery
McAlester Fuel Co.

b o t h P H O N E S 246.

Hotel Sutor

E U R O P E A N p l a n .

Cafe In the C ity . Su n d ay evon- 

!nfl dinner* a specialty.

t HE S T U D E N T S ’ F R I E N D .

UNIVERSITY BOOKS
Fo r P a ra lle l Reading, 25o Each. 
P O P U L A R F IC T IO N 

Form erly $1.60, for 50o Each. 

G IF T B O O K 8 

For A ll Occasion*.

N E W C O P Y R IG H T F IC T IO N 

Tho Latest Book*.

CITY BOOK STORE
910 Congress Ave., Austin, Tex**.

W. A. A chilles & Co.

Dealer* In

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

I

t r y P R O D U C E .

Aquarter* for E v e ry th in g Good to 

E a t.

*t# to Eat, W e H a ve I t ” and " l f

103 I i i H* V* ft» ,t># Qood to E a t." 
03” ° W. 16th St. 

Phone. 394.

G R E E T IN G S A N D W E L C O M E

To 

the Student* of the U n iversity 

of Texas from

State National Bank

JO H N H. R O B IN S O N , J R . , Pres. 
W A L T E R B R E M O N D , Vice Pres. 
P I E R R E B R E M O N D , Vice Pres. 

JO H N Cr. P A L M , Cashier.
S. 

J. Von K O E N N E R IT Z , Aes't.

Cashier.

Miss Ju lia AI. Nutt of San Antonio, 
a Senior in the College of Arts, baa 
been awarded tin- Capitol Club prize 
of twenty-five dollars “ for the best 
piece of literature appearing in The 
Magazine in the fall term of the cu r­
rent year.” 
‘The Po stm an ,” a short 
story, was deemed most worthy of 

the prize. Tin* awarding of this hon­
or was a difficult task, as there was 
“ T w o L e tte rs ,” 
warm competition. 

by Miss A nne Aynesworth, 
prize story a very close race.

ran the 

The prize is the first of a series 
of three, each of twenty-five dollars 
offered by the Capitol Club for the 
session, 11)11-1911’. This organization 
is to be congratulated on the gener 
it has 
ous U niversity spirit which 
shown in its efforts to im prove The 
Magazine.

The committee, which made th< 
award, 
is composed of Professors 
Campbell, K easb y and B a ttle . These 
gentlemen w ill serve for the rmeaiii- 
der of the year.

The 

story 

is of one character, 
Tic bet, an humble French postman# 
living his 
persecuted by officialdom, 
life as best ho can. The plot pro­
is 
ceeds with an 
garbed in a straightforwardness 
of 
the produc­
in 
found 
style seldom 
Indeed, on 
tions of young writers. 

inevitableness and 

the story one 

reading 
im m ediately 
thinks of Guy de .Maupassant and his 
epigrammatic style and m athem atical 

TAILOR SHOP
( lean in g , P r e ss in g

0r * 

All \t; 

, and Repairing 

D r. W . R . W eb er

D E N T I8 T

plots.

W°rk Called for and Delivered Room 80* Littlefield Bldg. 8th Fleer. 

Miss M artha H arris has w ithdraw n 

Cor- 19 and Quad. 

=>-— 
Phone 2848

Austin, Tex...

from school.

I

I 

D O N ’T M I S S
T h a t special sale of P a n o ra m a V ie w s at
T H E C O - O P
f r id a y and Satu rd ay, M a rc h 8th and 9th 

Se e show case display
5c EACH

G R I F F I T H D R U G C O

W H E R E Q U A L IT Y C O U N T S .

W e hereby W elcom e and Invite yo u to visit u* 
Home, the Largest and Most B e au tifu l Drug 8tore 

In our N ew B u tin e ** 
South. 
the 

In 

Scarbrough Building, Austin, Texas.

Patronize Bosche’s Iro y L a u n d ry

T H E O N L Y P L A C E W H E R E Y O U C A N (JET F I R S T - C L A M W O R K . 

IO P E R C E N T D IS C O U N T O N C O U P O N B O O K . P H O N E Ti.

The A venue hotel B a rb e r Shop

IS F IR S T - C L A S 8 A N D UP-TO D A T E 
T O 8 E E U 8. 

H O T A N D C O L D B A T H S .

IN E V E R T R E S P E C T C O M E 

J. H. GASSAW AY, Proprietor

W e A re Showing a 

O U A B A H T E E D T H E B E I T .

I

C O M P L E T E S T O C K O F C L A S S Y
Spring W oolens
In S u it Lengths.

We Make Them Right Here 
ON S H O R T N O T IC E

Mayer Manufacturing 
Company lls e . Ninth st.

f / " o f ’•>♦'• t 
$3, |5 a n d 17.50
G o ld C ro w n i 22k)............. 13 to $4
B r i d g e W o r k ........................»3.f,0 to *4
S i Iv o r F i l l i n g 
................................. soc
Painless Extraction ............... soc

UNION PAINLESS DENTISTS
TM Congress Ave., Austin. Texas.

 HANCOCK q •
O P E R A H O U SE D U l t S

y .

T H E T E X A N .

L O C A L S

N E X T A T T R A C T IO N

Monday, March 4

M A T I N E E A N D N IG H T

First transcontinental tour of Amerj- 
c a ’s finest English Opera Co,

Sheehan
English Opera Co.

W ith 

Joseph F Sheehan 

and 

the 

original all-star east 

Matinee at 

B a lfe ’s Beautiful O p n a

“ Bohemian Girl”

Night at 8:30 

Verdi's Masterpiece

“ ll Trovatore”

Mail Orders Now Received.

C O M IN G

TD T H IS T H E A T E R M A R C H 

l l 

M O R T H. S IN G E R 'S 
Most Recent M usical Comedy H it

“ The 

Heart Breakers

B y Hough and Adams 
W ith Music by M e lville Gideon and 
fioroki O r lob. 
Staged by .Wd Way* 
l)ir<H t from th** PTI ureas Tin* 
burn. 
ator, Chicago, with Georg* D arner*!' 
aud a real Princess Chorus.

U N I V E R S I T Y M A R K E T
L IN D A U B R O S , Props 

C H O IC E 

B E E F , M U T T O N , 

P O R K 

Dealers In 

AND V E A L 

Corner 24th and Guadalupe Sta.
■ 

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ABE FRANK’S

M IXTURE

Blended on my own recipe.
not bite the tongue.

W ill

F U L L 302. C A N , 23o. 
T O B A C C O L I K E T E X A S 

B E S T ON 

E A R T H .

D R . J . R. N IC H O L S

P ractice 

limited to disease* of the 

Eye, E a r, Note and Throat
Glasses F itte d

O ffice: 

Scarbrough Building,

Suit

413. 414 Fourth floor.

and

Shirts

V’. O. Weed, CnderUfear, Phone* 223. 

Buy gro^orie* from H i.I A HUL

Th« athlete w ill UBd what 

he 

need* at C asw ell »k Sm ith s.

C en tral Barber Shop, 

Littlefield

Building.

Dr. Baxter. 

I Sc mm rough Bldg

V O .Weed, A m .ju ju ce, Phones 223.

F o r e arly spring wenr nothing ap- 

j p r e . h i a a blue M ig*. 
j able though 

is* ad'is* 
to get good quality,—

It 

I years of wear lies proved that tile 
; famous $26.00 blue serge of Moore 
I a- M orrison's is about the best tluit 
! money can buy.

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Glover a Mango Cur* Shampoo,— 
Glaser's Basement 
nothing 
Barber Shop, corner 6th S t and Avo.

like 

IL 

The most complete 

lluo of A th ­

letic and Sporting Good* at Caswell 

At S m ith *.

J. A 

Jaoksou, 617 Congress Av*., 

headquarter* 

for Spaulding s 

A th ­

letic Goods

The people who make the Educa­
tor Shoe have one of the largest and 
hest equipped factories iii this coun­

try. They make that splendid $4.RU 
silo* that is guarantied By Moore & 
.Morrison.

The Central Barber Shop in L ittle ­

field Build ing offers hest service In

J J

SPRING
WEARABLES

See windows 
in 
A D L E R ’S R O C H E S T E R . R. & 

latest 

for 

W . correct Clothes, the S O ­

C IE T Y B R A N D , the Clothes 

for young men and men who 

stay young—

$20.00 TO $35.00

State.

W orth more at the tailor's. 

Go to W a lk e r ’s Barber Shop, Urn- 

W e also carry an exception­

verbid headquarters.

ally strong line of 

$15.00 A N D $18.00 S U IT S 

You can not buy better at 

these prices.

SHIRTS

See window 
latest 
in E a rl & W ilso n ’s popular 

the 

for 

$1.50 Sh irts — they are beau­

ties.

COLLARS
THE REDMAN

2 F O R 25c.

A G L A N C E IN TO T H E F U T U R E .

(Continued From Page One.)

ately lu lled Tommie, wlio enjoys the 
distinct ion of being the oldest living 
’stude,” has w ithdrawn 
the 
l i d vers! ty after having striven for 

from 

29 years to win a degree. 

A fare­

well reception was tendered him at 
.Jacoby’s Garden now under the man­
agement of “ Choc” Melasky.

• • •

Mr. Tom Knight, a rising young 

attorney of Dallas announces through 
the pages of the Dallas News that 
F o r eigh­
lie at List hiis a client. 
has 
teen 

long years Mr. K night 

worked (each morning has lie swept 
his office), and he truly deserves 
this success.

Reach Base Ball Goods

T h eir F u ll L in e of Supplies.

Lo u isville Slugger Ba ts, 7 Styles.

W e Are D istributors F o r This T e r ­
ritory.

Special Discounts to Clubs. A sso cia ­
tions. Co-Ops.

You W ill Find 

It W o rth W h ile To 

Look.

W. H, Richardson & Co.

416-418 Congress Avenue.

Better Be 
Sure Than 
Sore

' ' T H E R E is no ar- 
to 
A gument as 
which are the best 
kind g f clothes— the 
ready-made kind or 
our kind, the tailor- 
made. 

4* 

£

Prices being equal 
a nd workmanship 
and 
style b e t t e r , 
why n o t give u s 
your Spring order?

Oscar

Robinson

704 Congress Ave.

Nelson Davis & Co

IM P O R T E R S AND W H O L E S A L E 

Made by E a rl &. W ilson, 

lf 

you want collar and 
shirt 
C O M F O R T , buy E a rl & W il ­

G R O C E R S .

son Sh irts and Collars.

T h e alluring and enticing adver 

ti semen t of 

Barnum and Fleming,

elsewhere 

appears 
in this 
C ircu s” 
edition. 
It is of interest to note that 
Mr. Flem ing, the manager and ow n­
er, since the death of J*. T. Barnum I 
in 18, of this, the world s greatest I 
circus, w as once known amongst \'ar-. ^ra<Iuat(^d 
sity circles as 

" L itt le D ick.” He I

of 

Walter Tips

Dealer In

Hardware and Machinery 
of All Kinds. Sporting 
Goods, Guns. Fishing 
Tackle, etc.

Ask for a copy of our Sporting 
Goods Catalog. G et ready for 
that fishing trip you have been 
few hours 
talking about. 

a 

spent on the shady bank of 
some fishing stream win do 
much 
you 
towards preparing 
"exam s” and quizzes. 
for the 

W e have the largest and most 
complete 
line of Fish in g T a c ­
kle, including Steel Poles, reels 
Wooden Minnows, etc., etc., to 
be found 
fact. 
in A u stin ; 
we have everyth in g that ingen­
u ity can devise for the 
en­
tribe. 
ticem ent of the fin n y 
Cal] in to see us.

in 

HOSIERY

La st night we received a big 

shipment of the

B E S T ON E A R T H

 
 
p * 

HOLEPROOF
HOSIERY

W orth 100 cents on the dol­

lar when you buy them and 

still worth 100 cents on the 

dollar six months afterw ard. 

They are guaranteed to

W E A R F O R S IX M O N T H S

Get yours— no matter 

how 

many we buy, they don't re 

main w ith us long.

E d ito r 
the C A C T U S in that year. Mr.

being 

1912, 

in 

! 
hls native town of Tem ple, but 

-started to practice 

law 

in
the

. 

a - J l * O i m o n 

tents was too great. 

J * Llark 1]!< 01 

Announces the opening of office* in . 
suite 417 Scarbrough Building. 
6 

r s 

P ra c tic e 

limited 

eye, ear, nose and 

senator H. M. Po tte r, once
to diseases af the kllown in V a rs ity circles as “ T u b b y,” 
,as declared him self n favor! of the

throat. 

, 

* 

* 
*
u Af 

„

F or Ice Cream, Candia 

Fruits and Nuts

House Surgeon 

In The Manhattan 

Eye, E a r, Nose and Throat Hos­
pital, N ew York City, 1908-11

movement for annexing South A m e r­
ica to the United States, now being 

L. A. W olf & Bm

agitated in Congress. The enemies o. 

Corner, 10th St. and CongressA>*

~ 

ye iuitor admit th at Mr Pretor-

flee Hours. 9-12 a. m. 2-5 p. m 

I the best Senator 

from G ain esville 

Sundays by appointment. 
s n

Phones. 5inc^ the late Col. Bailey.

Austin Floral Company
or OLOF OLSSON 

l a r g e s t 

f l o r a l 
C E N T R A L A N D 8 0 U T H T E X AB

h o u s e 

in

O H , W H A T A D IF F E R E N C E

And I have only used one 26c box of 
C o rn w all’s Facial Cream— p im p ly tn(1 

t h e s p e c i a l t y S T O R E
s N A M A N ’ S

fir ? ,"!1 10 

'i ® UnlT#r»itr »tad*ntA a cordial m utation at anr

7 
we b a v ! ^ UT 7 ' 
battue 

th*T BMd ‘ n> ^ « or not to m at. this Stet*

“ U U 

‘ Su“ - 

Cost. Waiat or ^

*“ d prtc* a lw a r » ru ara n taa d to ba 

**

Harrell s

clear sud soft 

freckles gone— skin 
and my complexion so much Improved 
Y A T E 8 A C O R N W E L L D R U G S T O R E 
10TH A N D C O N G R E S S .

S N A M A N ’ S

$06^01 Cen gras* Avenue.