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join - and anet dote- of tin* trip.

b a s e b a l l .

Baseball Celebration.

I pun ib r return of tin* baseball 

team 1mm <ieorgetown on Monday 

night a was met at the U n ive rsity 

by 

the band and 

(^coiled 

to tin* 

auditorium , whom quite a crowd 

awaited its ruining. 

Speeches wore 

made by 

.fudge Ttov ne-, 

Ju d g e 

S u n k in g 

President 

Prath er. Dr. 

E llis . M anager 

llig h le y , and 

the 

nu mbers of the team. 

lbervbndy 

had a jo lly good time and tin* au d i­

ence seemed to enjoy von milch tin* 

T ile ba>eball 

team 

relum ed 

to 

A ustin last F rid a y with live - aln- 

banging 

:*> 

its belt. 

T ie to n was 

stamp* d on the faces of those braw ny 

veterans of tin* diam ond, and it w as 

well deserved, for the best college 

teams 

in the Sm ith went down 

I " 

defeat before our g r im T< vans.

\ ic to n a Do iii another sense wholly 

unknown 

to 

‘ V a rs ity 

in previous 

T E X A S 13. J E F F E R S O N 8

i F r o m N . 

l h T i m e - I)t m o e r a t .)

Natchez. Miss.. A p ril bo. — Local 

baseball rooters witnessed a 

fa irly 

good game to-day between the I’exas 
U n iv e rs ity team and Je ffe rso n C o l­

legia w hich was won by the visitor.- 

by a score of 13 to 8 . 11 w as a i a-e 

of the visitors being too strong and 

too w ell seasoned. T h e y outfielded 

Je ffe rso n , outbatted them, and p rin ­

t'd to be pastmasters in base running. 

T h e game wa- marked at tim es w ith 

b rillia n t plays, and there wa- an 

Rodney in the box was hit *»fit» ?u‘r 
than in the first texas game, w h ic h 

is accounted for bv his h a vin g not 

completely 
ort ion of pit* lung Snturda\

recovered from tho 

,-‘N" 

M ond ay. 
errorless game.

T h e outfield played no 

On Thursday night the I. >. L . 

students gave a german in h o n o r " I 
,,j 
the Texas team and it was o n e 

the most enjoyable features o f 

trip . W e sure had a good tin e ".

T E X A S 1 3 , T U L A N E G O N S L D 

*

abundance of snappy w ork on tie* 

I From the X. O. Times |VimH*r*a. >

part of the Texans. 

J e f f e r - o n n aile 

five runs in th e Jir s t ilin in g and two 

( rippled bv the lo- of \|* ( ,lio * N 
L e ft‘bv re and others of th,. j„ .. p la y - 

in the fifth. W ith this 

lead they 

ors, who had gone to Raton R o u g e 

phived a strong gam *1 for the first 

fo r a fraternity baseball -urn* - 

took the lead bv one run, and from 

that tinn* on held the gam e well in 
hand. Tin* pitching of I lo lm aii for 

team of Tub ule University wa- ' *lt*~ 
ol 
I hi* 
In deieuted by 

I niw ,,,. \ 

I exa.- on th(* J u lane eampu- , < ~ te r­

tian afternoon. When tin* duo I 

the visitors, and tho b atting <d‘ Les­

tween the two negroes hrokt u p l,H “ 

lie. his b atten partner, were 
tin* 
features of tin* game. H o lm an re­

tired 

fifteen men on strikes, and, 

gam e the score stood 13 to 5 in f a v o r 
the 
o f the A u stin boy.-, and had 
lh, M ,n, . 
shooting not ended 
the 

w ith five times at the hat. Leslie 

scon* would scarcely ha\» |M t n d i f ­

made a home rim , two three-baggen 

and a single h it. Score bv in n in g s:

ferent, as tile sun had set aud d a rk - 
n ess was fast < outing <m.

H ie Baseball Trip.

five inning-, hut iii tin* sixth Texas 

years was told by Manager llig h le y 

J e f f e r s o n 

5 0 (I o 2 0 (I <i I

on the return, that 

is, a financial 

T e x a s ............... 1 3 0 0 2 2 2 2 I

victory, tin* management paying all 

expenses and bringing home one 

hundred and 

fifty dollars clear 

Batteries 

Jefferson. Bu rks, and 

\\ ilk inson ; Texas, H illm an and Le-- 

lie. 

I inpire— M ike Ryan .

profit.

T h e 

twelve days 

tour of 

the 

T E X A S 4, J E F F E R SO N I.

-

13

N e a rly a thousand 

• w ere

out to see the game, the t h ir d of 

this season, played bv tin* T i t lan e 

boys. and for tile th i,(l tin e 

season saw Pulane defeats! 
was not en tirely a Tubme 

, ! n ' 
li
th a t

faced the Texans. 
seven teen-year-old \m 
Rugby Academ y, was called ii i * * 11 to 
Su m -
help out the Lu hi ie s. 

“ I h i i r t a r t a r , a 
the 
fr, U!l 

( 

South was a delight fill one in even 

s use*; congeniality win the one pre­

dom inant l’» alu re of the trip. E v e r y ­

body had 

.1 big time, the weather 

was as if ordered for the occasion, 

and wherever the team played 
ii 
found friends ami loyal supporters 

by the score.

'rile first game was played in B a ­

ton Rouge against Louisiana S la te 

I Ti iversit v.

L. S U 2, T E X A S I

On Monday afternoon, A p ril 20th. 

a crowd of about seven hundred as­

sembled on the baseball field to w h ­

i m - - the struggle between the Pelican 

State men and 

the heavy hitters 

f rom 

the Lone S ta r State. 

T m 

(‘Veiling was an ideal one tor base­

lla!!, being perhaps a little warm er 

than the players would have liked. 

I,. S. I . was out in fu ll with Hying 

banners and 

tooting horns. T h e 

fair wearers of purple and gold lined 

tin* bleachers and by their prest nee 

and applause spurred 

I he 

\ arsity 

(ill to V "letorv.

M r. M midi liger, 

um pire, 
tile game prom ptly at 3 

the 

called 

o'clock, am id yells and 

looting of 

horns. Texas took the hat and were 
oul jn om% two, tliree order, and the 

(SjH'cial to lie* Time*-Democrat.)

Natchez, M ay 

I.— T ex as U n iv e r ­

sity team defeated Je ffe rso n ( allege 

in ersg ill had to [day third ham* 

here to-day 

in a hotly 

contested 

game by a score of 
game was 

I- T ie 
i to 
replete w ith brilliant 

plays. Texas made two runs in the 

first and two iii the eig h th inning, 

he was h u rt and retired, and < ’ ran- 
i < a in. 
Tall, of last year's S ,u .lh r, 

was played in the outfield, the tid e bl 
a in

e bat. Cart. i w i l t to 
am i

vet* ran.

the firing line like a
In

and ii looked like a shut-out for the 

turfed off to pitch bk,, a %%liirl- 

Jefferso n 

I o I lege team up to 

I he 

ninth 

inning, when B o iiin o drove 

I (im ball to deep left field fo r a home 

m n . 

Ii was a pitchers' battle, w itll 

I). B u rk s of 

J offers* rn has ing a 

shade tin* hest *d T hom as. 

Bu rks 

I ii the very first in n in g . vv 1,11 
wind. 
three Texans on the base- Mini none 
out, t arter stru(*k out three <d B n * 
heaviest hitters of tin* \isitor-

B m 

st' ady, and when the team 

( a r t e r 1- too von in' 1,1 *M' 
In 'liim ! 

struck out twelve men, 

Leslie, lie* 

him went 10 pieces on fie ld in g . 1 he 

hoaxy In tt mg Texan, was one of tin* 

little pitcher went up in tin* ;H r ;,n'* 

Hie ii retin d "ii a strike out. 

I ii "in* 

the halls In* got ove- the plat** , ,,h 

inning, with the bases fu ll, Bu rks 

net ted w ith the wuiow* of th**

retired tin* \ isitors iii one. two, three 

order. Batterie-, Je ffe rso n , I). B a rk s 

Diem 
might 

I u la rn* s fielding gaul*** 
Im* eXjMM !11L was 

,l!< 
rnggf<‘d, 

and Vigil* : Texas, Th o m as and Les­

lie. Texas left to-night I " play the 

Lo u isian a State U n ive rsity at Hil­

ton Rouge to-morrow.

T in* team had a splendid time iii 

Natchez, din* e-pecially I " M r. J . K . 

M orrison, M r. U a iv c ll, and » upturn 

B a rk sd u ll, who gave the Texans a
l(jt the M ississippi on hi
ri­

ve ie tug and treated them like the 

I rue blood Southerner alw ays treats 

visitors. 

To make a 

long story 

short, we were treated lik e lords iii 

There was no team work, th** b 'il,M 
only having been got together, •' 
said, 1 lie day Im fore, and the T » * lilie s 
made I heir errors at erit ii al 111 u
and when the visitors wi re doing 

* '

 

'

thpir hitting. Thompson , ,n ig h! a 
good game until a foul hall I i i 1 5h,n 
in the neck and stretch^! h in t out 
id the fifth inning, and when L*’ re­
covered In* went to third < ’rn iu h d i 
relieving him for an i n n i n g Indiind 

the hat. Although In* played a biose 
fielding game in a strange p osition 
at third, UrandalBs hatting a n d run

getting was 01....... tin 
1 he game.

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a ir was rent with yells. 

I p to the 

third im nng the spectators wen* in 

X atehez.

an aw fu l suspense, for neither team 

T E X A S 6 , L . S U 

I .

scored: hut 
I • 
got two Iii: - and scored two runs arni 

in her third L . S. 

( F r o m ! i<* U« \ cill**. *

T h e Texas team returned to I.. S. 

Thomas, a lanky six-footer, tw is t­
ed him self into all sorts o f p o s itio n s 

the bleachers went wild.

U . Th u rsd ay m orning, fresh from 

and fired 

“ lalajioolas" of jnrdioots, 

There was a doubtful 

feeling 

two \ i(‘tories, our Je ffe rso n M ilita ry 

when 

in 

the fourth Texas scored 

College in Natchez, M iss., and de- 

what proved to be her only run. A f 

f pated our ‘V arsity T h u rs d a y even­

ter this the game was a battle royal . 

neither side was able to moi . a 1 
though at one or two stages in the 

ing in an interesting gam e. L. S. U. 
in n in g , T» xa:

jjeorei
m akin g her fir>t run in tin* fourth, 

I hi the first 

<r;ihim both came very near scoring.

and another in the fifth . 

In her 

Texas 

L. S. I

u n n 
(, 

I ti n <> 
,i •> ii n (i lf n n

0-

T h e people of Baton Rouge pro­

claim this game to he the finest ex­

hibition of baseball ever played in 

that citv, but after three days of 

trave! Texas wa- not at her best and 

as T h u rsd ay was an open date Man- 

jp.-cr H i gill ev 

arranged 

another 

crame w ith L. S. I L on that day. Tie* 
team left Bato n Rouge for Natchez 

on M onday night.

eighth she opened up the fireworks 

and wa- as-isted in m akin g three 

runs bv two error- 
in 

iii our infield. 
the ninth one mon* man was 

brought in and the scoring ended.

F o r Texa- H olm an pitched a 

splendid game, -trik in g out twelve 

men. H e batted w e ll, also, getting 

two -ingles and a three-bagger, be­

lie caught his usual good game. T h e 
outfield played an errorless game.

Fo r Ii. S. V . I>*Blanc at first and 

Kennedy* as catcher played U*st hall.

o u t-h<tots, and dropjM-r- .n t I n ’ "Lu­
la lies, and when the latter co n n e cte d 

the hall was generally in tin B o u d ­
in rn 
of a fielder. H is team g a v e

splendid support. H e waH h i t t 

univ

letted 

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',1 -* ■
in the latter he allowed ivv<*
nu halh. Thomas 
l i k e a 
demon and fielded bin jm it in n ad­
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miral.Iv. 
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Simms* in the dxth 
fi'ddMl the hall back to 
time for ( ‘onnor to throw ( a r te r out 
f,H 
at first, ('arter having start**'* 
.-acoin! on what looked like 
;l “a|V 
drive.

inning* 

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Vol. L Wediif>(hiv. May 15. No. J".

from 

silenced 

im m e d i a t e l y 

'Idle L i m bull 

ten i i i 
\ ictory 

\\ hen a studen t was h> 

richly m e rit s 
ii achieved on 
tIi,- splendid 
\\ itll all 
its recent successful tour. 
of last year's te am barred bv the fat­
uity it became necessary to or gan iz e 
this y e a r s te a m fr o m en ti re ly new 
'The be g i n n in g was any- 
mat eri al . 
1 b i n g but auspicious. 
'There was no 
s u p p o r t from tilt1 s tu d e n t body. < inly 
occasionally could an isolated voile 
he h ea rd p r o p h e s y in g a successful 
year. 
i n ­
to u t t e r this s e n ti m e n t 
discreet as 
he was 
by 
howls of derisi on 
the m a j o r 
part of bis follows. More t h a n once 
t o u r was proposed have 
w h e n the 
i n d i v i d u a l been h e a r d to express a 
des ire to c o n t r i b u t e towards a fund 
to give tho m em be rs of the te am a 
t r i p p r o vi d ed 
tram were not 
the 
allow ed to pl o y a simple quote; p r o ­
as a 
fessedly r e g a r d i n g the team 
it was 
th e 
disg rac e 
supposed 
< >f course 
r e p r* sent. 
this s e nt i m en t 
i n d i v id u a l s voicing 
th e i r 
were exceedingly 
indicates th e t r e n d 
presence at all 
of sentiim ut 
the st u d e n t body. 
\ g a i n , when th e “ ineligibles** so in­
V ars ity 
gloriously 
t e a m 
the e n t i r e stu den t body was 
“ ro o ti ng " for the "inel igi bl es ."

in sti tu ti o n 

r a r e ; but 

d efe at ed 

to 
to 

the 

in 

Tho f acu lt y was less indic ativ e of 
it> o p i n i o n s ; hut 
if ap pe a r a n c e s 
cou n t for a n y t h i n g it mu st have been 
a filleted with 
t h e same m a la d y , as 
w i t h one o r I wo possible except ions 
th e y gave t h e te a m no active s u p ­
port. Kvcn th e local dailies p r o p h e ­
sied an ing lo rio us tour.

fail 

Tho 

to be 

this y e a r 's 

t e r m i n a t i o n . 

A p p a r e n t l y u n d a u n t e d by 

these 
d is c o u r a g e m e n t s the men who co m ­
posed 
team worked all 
t h e more assiduously and have pr ac ­
tically bro ug ht th e season to a >ue- 
e< 'ss fill 
team, 
a p p a r e n t l y . is used advisedly, f o r no 
body of m e n could 
i n ­
fluenced by su ch conditions. P rai se 
is all the 
f o r the vic tor y achieved 
the 
m o r e deserved, 
me n now 
frie nd — 
l u n e 
fr ie n d s who to-day pat the m on the 
back an d cry “ bravo*' a n d who a 
few weeks ago cheered th e ineligibles 
on 
' V a r s i t y 
to defeat. 
' V a r s i t y ' s defeat by t hi - 
tea m is not to be expl ain ed by ' V a r ­
sity'" weakness, hut bv the e x t r e m e 
s t r e n g t h of 
th e ineligibles who be­
yo nd question a r c the strongest team 
in tho Sou th an d co m pa re favorably 
w it h any college te am in the ooun- 
tr y .

therefore, and 
lots of 

to victory an d howled 

Til the d is tr i b u ti o n of yo u r ta rd y 
praise, boys. do n 't forget tho fellow 
who failed, 
in one sense, to m a k e 
th e team a n d who. in the ot h e r sense, 
m a d e th e te am . F o r tho result could 
not have been as ii was h a d it no t 
boon fo r th e second team m e n who 
pract iced so f a it h f u lly a n d m a d e th e 
first te a m w h a t it was.
is also due 

tho m a n a g e ­
the successful outcome

P r a i s e 

me nt 

f o r 

T H E T E X A N .

the p r o e . l t 

n
imam sally of 
season. 
While th e final result can not he as 
yet definitely fo retold, yet the end 
i- so n e a r as to w a r r a n t 
th e s t a t e ­
th e acco un ts are 
me nt 
t h a t when 
balan ced no deficit will Maud 
to 
financial fail l i r e —- a n d a Mic­
show 
c o - financially is h a l f th e battle.

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or 

financial 

S p e a k i n g of 

lack of support 

tho e n t e r p r i s e of 

to 
tile ball te am eau."> us to raise th e 
<pi< Mien. 11 ave o t h e r form:- of s t u ­
received more h e a r t y 
dent activity 
in s t i t u t i o n as a 
t i c 
from 
.-apport 
whole th a n has the hall t e a m .” 
I n 
all can d o r, we m u s t answ er “ N o ; 
es we must q u a l ­
or if we an s w e r 
ify the refdv by tile s ta t e m e n t t h a t 
the difference is so slight as h a r d ly 
to he discernible. 
'The Band has 
pe r ha ps had more e n c o u r a g e m e n t 
t h a n aux o t h e r o r g a n i z a t i o n : hut 
even tho I hind ha s not been deluged 
11 v a s u pe rf lu it y of s t u d e n t or facu lty 
s u p p o r t 
otherwise, 
i’he < <lee I lob m a d e if' t o u r solely 
u p o n 
its d ir ec to r 
a n d in d i v id u a l m e m be rs and not T - 
cause c i th e r the faculty or the " i n ­
dent" helped 
in 
th e difficulties by 
th.* 
w b i d i 
I hi 
s u r r o u n d e d . 
y o u n g ladies paid the piano debt bv 
d i c e r force of th e ir ow ii enter pr ise . 
is solely 
i he Magazine 
Im i a use of th e “ r u s t l i n g " ability of 
tho ed i to r - in -c h i e f and not Ixvause 
full of 
of a b u lg i n g waste-basket 
rejected m a n u s c r i p t s . T h e college 
weekly 
the 
e ner gy of its staff and not because
the 
tho 
t r o u b l e 
file various 
in ci de nt s of inn-rest that “ just h a p ­
p e n " because tile h a p p e n i n g is not 
prevented. Evident Iv there is some­
f u n d a m e n t a l ! ! w rung with
t h i n g 
c u r college life.

removal of 
ii was 

it ou t bv ass is tin g 

to " w r i t e u p " 

themselves 

"I mb ut" 

survive" 

is what 

because 

take 

"I 

if 

the 

Visitors anil "in de nt s fr om o th e r 
i el leges r e m a r k th e intense e a r n e s t ­
ness which pervade." o ur 
s t u d e n t . 
body. Most of im a r e se lf-made an d 
desire to m a k e th e most <>1 o u r op- 
p o r tu ni tie s. All of us have plenty to 
faculty ar e evi den tly 
he anil 
d e t e r m i n e d 
t h a t we shall have a 
ple ntv , for o n r work increases about 
in the sa me ratio as the t e m p e r a t u r e 
Evidently we 
of 
ar e 
race of 
polers with only 
a know led ge of 
ti vt-books. T h e question, p e r h a p s at 
tbi" 
tile most pointed of all 
othe rs, is, are we at present m a k i n g * 
t he most of o ur o p po r t unit ies 'I 
the o pi n i o n of m a n y of 
th o u g h t fill we are not.

I n 
the most 

rapidl y becom ing a 

th e at mo sp her e. 

ti m e 

MMi. 

foregoing obs ervations have 
all been m a d e not w ith the pu rp os e 
of e a s t i n g an y asp ers ion s on the f a c ­
u lt y or the stu d en t s. P ur p os i Iv we 
have s oug ht always to avoid the use 
of cau sti c r em a r k s, d e s i r i n g to m a k e 
the p a p e r a weapon of defense r a t h e r 
t h a n one of offense which ea u bi­
t u m e d a g a i n st us. T h e pr esent p u r ­
pose is to cause reflection a n d to see 
if bv t h a t m ea n s s o m e t h i n g for th e 
b e t t e r m e n t of present c o n d i ti o n s can 
not a n d will not he done. S t u d e n t 
I n te rp r i s e s need mor al 
ii" well as 
finan ci al s u p p o r t not only I rom the 
s t u d e n t s hut f r o m th e f a c u l ty also. 
T h e c r y i n g need of o u r s t u d e n t life 
is e n t h u s i a s m c o m m o n to all, an d 
p e r v a d i n g every in d i v id u al f r o m the 
highe st (Tirial to the low Hest I resh-
iiiiin.

\\ r h av e u n d e r t a k e n 

to dia gn ose 
th e disease, who will u n d e r t a k e to 
I reseribe the re m e d y ?

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T m ; D E R A T I NG C O U N C I L .

in room D> 

Th o first m e e t i n g of th e D e h a t ing 
last 
Council was held 
F r i d a y 
< ou neil, 
aft e rn o on . T h e 
which will serve all of next >o-"ion, 
L composed of t h e f oll ow in g c o u n ­
lIouMon, Prof.
cilors: P ro f. I >. F. 
Va nee v Lewis, J u d g e d . C. 
I’ownes. 
P r o f . E. D. S h o r t e r , W. P. Allen. 
T h o m a s F le tc he r, W. ll. Slay, IL ll. 
Powell, J . B. Dibrell, J r . , an d E d ­
win Dabney. Th*' Council will serve 
as a n executive c o m m it te e of 
th e 
It will he 
O r at or ic al Association. 
its duties to c a r r y out all rules and 
r e gu la tio n s g o v e r n in g debates an d 
reeom-
o ra tor ic al contests, an d 

to 

me nd such a n i o n to tho O ra to ric al 
ti m e to ti m e, as 
A n o c i a t i o n , f r o m 
it th i n k s best. 
It will also ca rr y on 
tho co rr es po nde nce wi th f or ei gn urii- 

versit ies.

I *. 

is now 

ell cc ted with 

At the m e e t i n g last F r i d a y o r g a n ­
I i of. 
ization was 
S l m r t o r as p re s id en t an d 
ll. 
Powell as secretary. All m e m b e r s 
of rile Co unc il were present except 
absent 
J u d g e Lewd-, who 
f r o m th e city. A mot ion was m a d e 
bv Prof. Ho ust on , aft r m u c h di s­
mission f r o m all. t h a t t h e se eretary 
of th e ( oimeil he in s tr u c te d lo w rite 
to th e I n iv e r - i ty of Missouri and 
se,* if we eau a r r a n g e a d eb at e with 
I he mot ion w as 
them next v< ar. 
adopted. A motion 
u n a n i m o u s l y 
was made 
a 
c o m m it te e he app oi n te d to draw up 
r e g u l a t i o n s for choosing o u r deb at ers 
next year, to he reco m m en d ed to the 
( C a t e n o i d Assoe ia tion. 
I he c om ­
m i t t e e a p p o i n te d consists of Prof. 
S h o r t e r , J u d g e Townes. J . B. D i­
brell. J r . , and V . 
T h e 
m e e ti n g th e n a d j o u r n e d .

IL Slay. 

passed 

t h a t 

an d 

D r i s k i l l f i o t e l

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University Patronage:

S T A T E T E N M S T O U R N A ­
M E N T .

I )oubtless the m a jo r it y of the s t u ­
d en ts have h ear d t h r o u g h one c h a n ­
nel or an* a h er t h a t t he S t a l e I .awn 
'I ( mil" To n m a im ut is to he held at 
the U niv ers it y 
this year, hut very 
few have had an opport unity to learn 
the p ar ti c u la r s.

'Che t o u r n a m e n t will he played 
the c h a m p i o n s h i p of the S t a t e 
for 
i i i doubles. At pr es ­
i i i singles and 
\. Holla nd of B r e n h a m 
ent M r. T. 
hold.- 
in 
."ingles, while Messrs Cresson an d 
Russ of S a n A n to n io hold 
the 
doubles.

t h e S t a t e c h a m p i o n s h i p 

J ' e a m s f r om B r e n h a m , S an A n ­
tonio, G eor get ow n, A u s t in , an d o th e r 
plat *". ab ou t which no definite a n ­
no u n c e m e n t can nowr he made. will 
t n t e r an d com pet e for the honors. 
T h e I Diversity team will of course 
he i b f largest : 
that as 
m a n y as twentx s t u d e n t s will par- 
I a i pale.

it C hoped 

11 max not he out of plat e to m e n ­
tion here t h a t all s t u d e n t s who play 
ut all should get out an d practice, 
iind 
those who do not should 
m e n u rage t h e i r fellows by witne ss­
ing tile prac ti ce in the af te rn o on s.

t h a t 

H a n d s o m e silver cups have been 
ordered as prizes and will he dis- 
i r i bu ted a" f o l l o w s : 
I list an d sec­
ond prizes in singles, an d first an d 
second prizes 
in douhb — s i x cups 
in all.

Ma v TMI. TTI, 'I Itll. and 25 th ( i f‘ 
neei ssary I are the day s on which th e 
t o u r n a m e n t will he played. T h e 
t i m e for g e t t i n g into sh ape is short 
and ii I - du e to the ‘V a r s it y to m a k e 
thi s im et a .-iieeess, si> let 
im all go 
to work in earnest.
n

T H E C O M I N G A S I I B L L LL A' i .

inspection. 

I ta k e pleasure in announc­
in g th e a rrival of a large and 
com plete lin e of S a m p le s for 
th e presen t sea so n , w h ich I 
h a v e now' on d isp la y ready 
for 
I guarantee 
you perfect s a tisfa c tio n as to 
fit, s t y le and general work­
m an sh ip , and can sa ve y o u 
m oney. 
I n v e stig a te th e suits 
w h ich I m a k e to order for 
trousers at 
$10.70 up, and 
$2.95 up.

A. G. GERJES

M en’s O utfitter

1610 Lavaca Street

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Season.

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A H L I N

All those who were present at th e 

highl y cr ed it ab le “ open m e e ti n g 
of the V'hbel L i te r a r y Society last 
Sat unlay ar e a w a i t i n g w itll eage r in ­
the Ad dict play on F r id a y 
terest 
" wa ck in lim a u d i t o r i u m 
night of thi 
at

S : J o o'clock. 
iv cr since the w o n d e r fu l success 
of the Ashbel in the i l r a m a t ie ch or t 
its f r ie n d s have been 
el 
lon gi ng for a n o t h e r play. 
'Hie h is ­
ladies 
tri oni c abi lit y of th e y o u n g 
is too well recognized to d e m a n d i n ­
do rs em en t.

I a" t year, 

T h e y propose 

lo give on F r id ay 
two d e l i g h t f u l l y h u m o r o u s 
ev eni ng 
farces. " D r . Ba x te r' s Great 
I n v e n ­
ti o n. ” and " T h e Snow-c app ed Sis ­
ters. " bv R u th Me Ellery S t u a r t .

T h e r e will be 

for all. as Biose 

me nt 
ir r e s i s t i b l y f u n n y .

th o r o u g h e n j o y ­
farces ar e 

All 

ladies, 

t h e s tu d e n t s must come. for 
th e i r ow n sakes, first, a nd then for 
that p o p u l a r band of 
tlie sake of 
th e Ash In I L i t e r a r y 
y o u n g 
Society. 
to d e f r a y e x ­
penses, th e small ad m iss io n fee of 
25 cents will he cha rg ed . T h e Ash- 
bolites pledge any an d all more t h a n 
a q u a r t e r ' s worth of 
f un . Come 
early while th e re is s t a n d i n g room.

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hi!'‘ of the hospital corps. 
In the 
e x a m in a t io n he was th e only oiu of 
a 
twenty app li ca n ts who 
passed.

total of 

A reception iii h o n o r of the con­
te sti ng orators will bo given at the 
residence of M a jo r A r m s t r o n g 
to­
night a f t e r the contest.

J i m M d all was one of tin s ta r 
players of 
the W ea th e r f o r d ball 
team. He may r e t u r n next year to 
( ompleto his law course.

T h e S o u th e r n I ntereollegiate < )ra- 
t erica I Contest will 
in 
the a u d i t o r i u m Wednesday night. 
lot h. Admission '*d cent-.
Ma} 

take place 

Holland Bell and Wallace Carna­
han accompanied the remains of Mr. 
Koch to hi- home iii T w in Sisters, 
Blanco County. Wednesday of 
last 
week.

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LOCALS ANI) PLRSONALS.

’Flit1 F inal Ball 

in v i ta t io n s will 

I nil lie d i M r i b u l e d .

Ashbel 

e n t e r t a i n m e n t , 

F r i d a y 

ii in lit, >i; i 10 (i eloek.

Oratorical content t o -n i g h t, au d i 

ii riuia, > :;>n o clock.

Judge Lewis in ntill in Georgia at 

im* licdnide of Iii' wlie.

Mr. I’aunt of New B r a u n f e l s paid 
visit to his non last Monday.

Miss Alma J o i n s ha s j u s t r e t u r n - 
L l from a d y i n g t r i p to S a n A 11-

Ituiiiu.

The hall te am pl ay ed S o u t h w e s t ­
ern I ii 1 semi tv ut G eo rg et o w n M o n ­
day .

I sh* t ditors of th e Record are busy 
the May

hd lee ti rig m a t e r i a l 

for 

A numb er of 

th e s t u d e n t s went 
[nth the picnickers to W a t te r s P a r k

umber.

Mtunlay.

Sci 

lilt* Anhhel show’ in th e audi- 
I Ttil- A d m i s ­

| : urn Frida y, May 
sion ’!■) cents.

Lfslio muck' q u i t e a b a t t i n g record 
two 

se cu rin g 

t o u r , 

In die recent 
nine runs iii one game.

lien. L. Beet Icker, who was re­
did} called to his ho m e in Dallas, 
ell not ret u r n this year.

I lie glee clubs co m b in ed I" fur- 
lidi t in* music at < J race H al l chapel 

oliie-'!a\ n i g h t of last week.

Iii- 

\.-hbel o p en m e e ti n g S a t u r - 
Bay wa.- ii decided success, reflecting 
p a t 

Til u p o n t h e y o u n g ladies.

Mayor Brow ii laid a caller at class 
Momla\. T h e M ay or sm il in g ly re­
aved the cheers of his classmates.

Mi.— May Bacon of A ust in and 
liss Barona M c l v e n of H o l s t o n 
['■re \ tailors to tile I ' n iv e r s it y F r i ­
lly.

last 
Bick F r a n k l i n was one of 
to * Varsity. Mr. 
'•ekV visitors 
["ani im is p r a e t icing law in ll o us - 
\ .

I n te rc o lle gi at e Oi^itor- 
^ •i n bo r n 
I ! >11 test in the a u d i t o r i u m Wed- 

I 
|i ce 

night, May l o t h . A dm is s io n
; >.

I i F n iv er s it y wa> honored V r i­
f r o m th e St. Loui- 
- - m e n who have been t o u r i n g

a visit 

ff 
ffi 
r* ^t ate.

M ( onnell, S im p s o n , J . S. L a m a r , 
-. a n d I In w ar d h av e been en- 
ng 

the m u m p s at B. Hall

I 
[ 
tiring tin* past wa ck.

L n,v Stowe, a f o r m e r s t u d e n t of 
|e Fn iv ers it y of Tex as , who is now 
cg in th e P h i l i p p i n e - , was re- 
jnt'v p r o m o t e d to th e p os iti on of 
T h i s opens his 
ff 
A for p r o m o t io n al o ng the en t ir e

steward. 

F r i t z L an h a m ca m e down from 
i Ie 
W ea th er fo rd with 1 he bal I team, 
is s pe nd in g his 
r ec u pe ra ti n g 
and may ret urn to r the ( eminence- 
ment festivities.

ti m e 

Fred M cL au gh li n, one of 

last 
year's student.-, was a recent visitor 
to "Varsity. He has been working 
with a surveying part} hut 
is now 
ta k in g a mont h's \ aration.

M rs. Bather has spent a pleasant 
week at Grace Hall : she was present 
tile consecration of Ail S ai n t s'
at 
( hapel and swelled the list of v isitors 
a t tr a e t e d to Au stin bv the conve n­
tion of the diocese.

T h e Ash bel Literary Society will 
present two farces to th** Fniversity 
the a u d i t o r i u m Fr ida y 
public 
in 
I lie pleasing suc­
n igh t, May l i t h . 
cess of last year causes one to a n t i c i ­
pate a hilarious time.

Last Friday night Miss Sn Hie 
>. aright gave lier final hop p r e p a r a ­
tory to leaving for the Philippines. 
S h e r e si gne d her class to Miss E u ­
took charge 
genia H a l d m a n , who 
Monday night an d who will co n ti nu e 
the work t h r o u g h o u t the re m a in d e r 
of the present season. Miss llalde - 
n\*iii will give weekly or bi-weekly 
hops a- ci rcu ms tan ce s may d e t e r ­
mine. the first one being S a t u r d a y , 
Mac 18th.

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F. W. K U D U .

T h e whole Fuiv* n-ity wa? slioeked 
lo hear of the sad death of Mr. K. 
\V Koch "ii We dnesday m or n i n g, 
May 8th. Mr. Knell was a inemlier 
n f 
iii,- S* nior A cademic * la-- an d 
was highly t h o u g h t of by both s t u ­
li e was an 
dent s and professors. 
earnest and conscientious 
stu d en t 
the whole F ni v er s it y m o u r n s 
and 

his loss.

No oiu* knows 

th e cause "I his 
d e a t h f u r t h e r 
th a n was shown by 
the two short notes that he h im se lf 
left, < in one envelope was w r i t t e n 
I may k i l I 
**lf 
somebody else. 
t he hack of 
a n o t h e r was w r i t t e n in G e r m a n , ” 1 
a m goi ng crazy."

i don 't kill m y s e l I 

* hi 

Imm ed ia te ly on h e a r i n g the sad 
news there wa- called a m e et in g "I 
\ co m mi tt ee was 
the >* nior ( lass. 
to p ur ch as e an a p p r o ­
ap p o i n te d 
p r ia t e floral offering to be sent 
in 
I pon molimi 
the n a m e of the class. 
it was decided t h a t th e whole class 
should escort the body to tin* trai n 
and Messrs. ILB a n d F a r n a h a n were 
9 a p p oi nt ed t o ac c o m p a n y t h e r e m a i n s 

to his hom e at T w i n Sisters.

A committee was also a p p o i n t e d 
to draw up resolutions. They re­
puted 
following which were 
the 
adopted by the class:

Whereas death has claimed and 
taken from among us our fellow* 
classmate, Frail Koch, who was al­
ways an earnest worker and con­
scient iou- student end who was al­
ways ready to make any sacrifice for 
tin* interest of his cla-s, he

Resolved, that we, the members 
of the Senior ( ’lass, extend to his 
bereaved parents our heartfelt sym­
pathy in their sorrow. 
f Resolved, that the class as a body 
out of respect to his memory and 
as a token of our regard for him 
Jo wear the class pin over crape one
week.

T H E TEXAN.

Resolved, t h a t a copy of these reso­
the 

lu ti on s be - ' i n to his pa ren ts , 
Blanco New-. and T h e Te xa n.

B A S E B A L L .

ir.intirwii t:vin

page *

M is- A l t a i r .
L a w h k n < t 
J . R h e a . 
T homas la .eel hee, 

Committee.

 

 

o—........... —

t G XG R F s s O R G A N I Z E D .

tin* 

d’hc 

\ t h e n a e u m was t u r n e d into 
the Hon —* of Representatives 
lust 
Saturday night. But owing to the 
length} m e e ti n g of 
the Omitoncal 
Assot iation ii was impossible to co n ­
\ ica rag uan hill as p ro ­
sider 
posed,- and 
th e House a d j o u r n e d 
a f te r electing th.* mve.-sary officers 
'od a p p o i n t i n g th e s ta n d i n g c o m ­
mittee-. T h i s bill, however, will l»e 
considered next S a t u r d a y n ig h t an d 
s o u k 1 great fun is anti i pated.

into a d i n i>sion of 

No little a m o u n t of this was h a d 
S a t u r d a y night in the elect ion of th* 
Sp ea k er of th e I louse. T h e r e were 
f o u r ca nd id ate s n om i n a te d for th is 
place. 
speeches 
TA* n o m i n a t i n g 
w e n 1 h u m o r o u s in every ease, of ten 
th e 
d r i f t i n g 
opposing c a n d i d a t e ’s had qualities. 
I ’pon 
tin* first ballot there was no 
elect ion. T h e nam es of two of th e 
candi dat es were th en dropped, leav­
ing Hon. Benjamin** Harr iso n P o w ­
ell of Texa s and I Ion. J o s e p h u s B* r- 
lowitz I Vs mb \ n r of Nevada in tin* 
race. 
th** second ballot Mr. 
Powell*was elected aud the e x e i t mg 
contest closed. M r. Powell no doubt 
won 1 he race on th e st rengt Ii of I he 
fact th a t In* was a Te xa s main A nd 
then, 
Poindcxt* r was 
charged by his cnem ic- with vo ti ng 
I HIK), which 
the populist 
char ge was not aide 
to he proved 
false bv his friends.

too, M r. 

ticket 

F p o n 

in 

race 

T h e next i m p o r t a n t business was 
\ it ion 
the elect ion of M rs. < a r n 
L h dtke as chief clerk. 
Sh,, r an a 
n o t w i t h s t a n d i n g 
re m a rk ab le 
he r crippled condition. A c o m m i t ­
tee tlien reported to the Senat< 
t h a t 
the House was ready for business, 
and S e n a t o r H a t c h e t t of the S en at e 
made a s i m i l a r report to th e I louse. 
T h e n , owing \<> tin* lateness of the 
h o u r th e I Lm-e a d j o u r n e d til! next 
S a t u r d a y night.

T M F A S H B E E U P F N MF 

LNG.

tt*> one-sided 

T h e game was 

to 
he inte res ting and many s|*eetators 
were 
the pistol din I 
broke it up.

tired when 

T E X A S 9, M I SSI SSI IM’I (I

• 

1 

t i n 

I 1
< ► xford, Miss., May •* 
I n I - 
\ ersit v of Texas lh f. ated 
varsity of Mississippi at the hall p a r k 
to day by a score of 9 to *». Tin* 
f eat ur e of the gam e wa* tu t hmm 
ru ns b} 
Sippi played very 
begi nn ing to end* 
I lol ma u 
I )avis and S p a t k.**

Ice** 
fin in 
Fall 
B a t t e n * *. T*v.i-.
I.cMic; Mi n - ' i p p i .

Ia*slie o f *1 ex »**. M 

and 

( Mi Monday night th** * tx f*»r*! 

g a \ t a get ma n rn homo* «»f T* 

1*

TEXAS 3, M I SSI SS! PPI I

«a~
i *t lh* 

O n d ue-*lay 

tin 

la*! e «’ * 

played in Oxford and I * va 
gam* by only on** run,
Mississippi ha.- t i m 

fleam.- 

the strongest 
an d the g a m e win w« ll earned 
Te xa s played an error!* - gait

th* 

iii 

\enr «*m* of 
s 11Ii. 
for 

Big 

I hw I-. M n m pp 
* m d 
th * day 
pitch* r. threw the hall** ti , 
and Te xa s was up aga lint th* *}**'od ­
ic-! pit* her in t 1 \. South*

Th o 

last gam** wa- o h m d a n d 

Texa s had warn t h e out of »a *

T E X A S 9 W E A T H EE PO RI > 5

t i n 

last S a t u r d a y , th* day a ‘t 1 
t e a m had r e t u i ne*I liming T s 1- 
t h- 
plaved a ga m e on her hmm gi mud* 
with W ea th er f or d < »ll*g* W i t h 
the score tied aud tho** 111**11 «»ti *a-« - 
in t h e s* v**nth inning, F- Ii- L *ek 
cd a home run. Tin* -* or*

'I', xas . 
. 
Weatherford.

. 

. 

, (I I* ii I o ii t ** o 
. *» u a 0 a ii o a 2

T E X A S 6, O E 0 RO ET D W X 5

rooters went 

to give the S. W. 

I dl e l e a r n al ong w it Ii alinit a h u n 
dred 
to Georgetown 
I . 
last Monday 
boys a lesson in baseball Ho* gam** 
was exci tin g from -tart 
t i n i - h : 
good hall was played mi Lith -ole* 
HU
Spat e will not jH*rmit a fill a*
of the gam*

FIh

to 

. 
Te xa s . 
S. VV. I . 

. 
.

. V 2 2 0 m i u o n 
, I i i t i f t i f f 

. 

. 

<.
Nu I I* i

U n S at u n la y a f t e r n o o n at I p. nu 
the Ash bel Li te r ar y Society held its 
a n n u a l open meeting.

for 

Tin oratory room was bea utifully 
decorated 
tin* occasion with 
palms aud cut flowers. < hi 1 be wall 
back of th*- pl at fo rm was a s t a r a n d 
the word “ Ash bc l" in royal pu rp le , 
tin* Ashbel color.

tin* pres ide nt , called 

Miss Key on account of in di spo ­
the 
sition of 
meet mg to o r d er and a f t e r roll * all 
tin* following p r o g r a m was ca rr ie d 
o u t :

Violin solo-— Miss W r ig h t .
I a atte Resolved, 

t h a t a course
in Political Feonomy be requ ire d of 
for a b a c h e l o r s 
the yo ung women 
I e m - . 
iii 
degree 
Affirmative, Miss Meade, Miss Ho l­
i d a y ; negative. Miss Ra th er , Miss 

lh** I niversity of 

Bailey.

P i a n o solo— Miss Hogg.
\ oea1 sol0—— Miss R u t h e r f o i d .
P a g e 
F ar ce — A 

Life— 
Misses Roelis, Gutzeit, T r i p p e t , W i l ­
li-, a n d ii. Sim ki ns .

F r o m 

T h e deba te was decided 

of th e negative, 
Mi— Basis, Dr. Calloway, an d 

the 

in favor 
ju d g e s O'pig 
lh*. 

Fay,

t" 

th e 

O w i n g 

the 
lateness 
h o u r 
th e original pa pe r by Miss 
S i m k i n s wa- dispensed with, muc h 
to t h e regret of all present.

of 

'('he solos by Misses W r ig h t . Hogg, 
a n d R u t h e r f o r d were g r e a t ly e n ­
joyed by all. 
Fspecial t h a n k s are 
do e Misses W r i g h t an d R u th e r f o r d , 
who so k in d ly aided t h e Ashbel and 
a dd ed so m u c h 
the a f t e r n o o n ’s 
to 
p r o g r a m .
T h e 

th e farce en- 
titled “ A. P a g e F r o m L i f e . ” was of 
m o re t h a n o r d i n a r y in t e r e s t since it 
was w r it t e n by an Ashbel girl.

last n u m b e r, 

Oratorical nmtrM on VV od ii**.-*! a} 
night, May 
loth, at MJH *»’* lo*T 
sharp. Governor Sayer# will provide 
Kentucky, South Carolina, Vander­
bilt, and Texas universities will L* 
represented. The Band will play* 
Mi-s May me Jackson will mg Ad 
mission, n> defray - xjm ii-es, go * cut-. 
K\ * ry body should at tend, R< * ept ion 
residene* 
at Major A rm.-t Toilet 
aft* r the contest.

TM F DU BOIS PRIX!. « u N T K ST 
I \ URA r u in NOTH F

The preliminary for lh* Du Bon­
een test in oratory 1- by common con­
sent postponed one week, i, »*., to Fri 
day, May g lib , at gFlu p. hi. All 
intending contestants Humid give me 
their names liefon* that date,

E. D. Sill HT KU

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d i n : NEW LADLES D O R M I­
TORY

to 

!»*• 

one 
our 

appropriation 

That we hope the Legislature will 
make 
to 
an 
of 
build will 
tho-** 
necessities 
University 
that a close association with each 
other will bring out in th** young 
ladies who live there. 
\ large re­
ception parlor with weekly reception- 
to their friends will he conducive to 
entertainment and pleasure that will 
in years to come be remembered bv 
every young lady. Like the Porce­
lain a n d Regular M i n e r a l Wool-filled 
Refrigerators sold at Brush’s Fbi na 
Palace, always a pleasant memory 
of how long they last and how cheap 
considering their utility. 
.See them 
a t B rush’s Olina Palace, Avenue and 
N inth Street.

A. L FULTON.
STUDENTS’ OLD STAND

IftOS LAVACA STREET.

The 
Lone S ta r
Ice Co.
PURE

M a n u f a c t u r e r s o f

C R Y S T A L
ICE
F ROM D I S T I L L E D 

W A T E R .

Watch for the ‘‘Lone rtUtr” Wagone.

P h o n e 1 1 9 .
Factory: Foot of (Colorado feHrcet*

Spalding’ s

O f f i c i a l 

L e a g u e p a l l

•*!*? ii.hi.a s. 

l u l l v t hi* N fttio& ft! U n r u r , 
* aiiti
til* 
!ii*'ii<' »»»<•
a l l IC * r u i n if*' . " * • ’• 
Hat lout* 
ll .11. ••..!>,* t at til***,'* »
. r lh-. It.* I *s.a ftil M hu n* 
I ’ **' t o B i l l a*) '
s p o r t * >1 
l if t v t 
..ii Ila* •
H,*n *.*aa*- f.n iy*u <an«*J i-v 
Q fu rv • itadsui k «.Miv M.*r«h 
irlw I® wnU

h » »rtu 

A. Ii. SPALDING fir BROS..
( t ti cor po re ted)

N m V"l(k 

* 111 * AHC* 

I'l.Nvi.K

I f Y o d M i s s
Y O U R

F R l E N p S

.

.

.

during t he coming summer, juat ad­
tho Colorada f hau- 
dr. ^ them at 
tiUKpia, lh add* r. < Clo. 
\ ou’ii either 
find them there **i at some «*f the 
lither numeroue 
Itocky Mountain 
Re**orts. Texai has bt*en 00 proaper- 
ous that the people are planning all 
if lend the hot 
over the State to 
months in “ Kool Kolorado;” and the 
number of *S<iuthern p* "pie up 11 ** *r * * 
this year will be enormoui. People 
always want the full worth of their 
money, and this accounts for the 
plans <>( almost every *»nc providing 
for using “The Denver B o id ” from 
Fort Worth. Because, you know, 
we have th** Hiortest line, make the 
rpiieke>*t time, run the only through 
trains.—-with Cafe Cans, Pullmans, 
Modem Coaehea, etc., so ‘T o n I )on’t 
Have f«* Xpologize for Riding on flu* 
Denver Road I”

W.F,STERLEY. U.BUSSOM, C.L.HUIL,

A t i P a 

O A F l l 

T P A

Firt Wirtl, Tim.

V B - Th* Epworth Leaguers 

will go to Friseo our way in July.

 S O M E C O U R E S l ’O.N O E N C E

rr h e f o l l o w i n g l e t t e r s coin t r u i n g 
t h* re c e n t B a y l o r d e b a t e s p e a k for 

t h e m s e l v e s :

T h e f o l l o w i n g l e t t e r w a - 

i ssue d 
r e p r e s e n t a t i v e s of 
l e c e nt 
t ile 

i n 

y e s t e r d a y 
t h e S t a l e 

t o 
lie* 
I Di ve rsi t y 

i hi v i e r S t a t e d e b a t e :

\\ a i d , M e n a s . M a y <». 1!MlL_ 
M e ss rs . E . T . M o or e , J r . , a n d T . 

last 

r e g r e t s ve ry m u c h 

Texas*.— G e n t l e m e n : 

I Di ve rsi ty, A n ­
J . L a w h e n , S t a t e 
I »a v I o r
i m , 
I Di ve rsi t y 
t h e 
failure* to seen re j u d g e s i n t h e B a y­
f r i d a y n i g h t . 
l o r - S t a l e d e b a t e 
A s t o w h i c h sc hool is r e s p o n s i b l e for 
I bis f a i l u r e is n o t a fi u i t f u l q u e s t i on 
f o r d i s c u s s i o n , b u t t h e f r i e n d s of t h e 
t h r o u g h ­
t w o 
o u t T e x a s a n d o t h e r S t a t e s a r e e n ­
t o know w h o we r e 
t i t l e d 
real 
tin* 
t i m . t h e n who 
i f n o t 
w i n n e r s , a n d 
is r e s p o n s i b l e f o r t h e f a i l u r e lo se ­
c u r e 
t h i s 
p r o p o s i - 
we m a k e 

i n s t i t u t i o n s Mattered 

T o a c c o m p l i s h 

f o l l o w i n g 

j u d g e s . 

t h e 

t i o n s :
! st. 

\\ e offe r t o s u b m i t t v pew l a t ­
t e n o r p r i n t e d c opi e s ol 
t h e e n t i r e 
dt bai**, j u >I as d e l i v e re d , to ll"' S u ­
p r e m e L o u r ! of I e xas a lid allow I'm 
g e n t Ie i m n c o m p o s i n g 
to 
p a s s u p o n ll"* \ a i n e of I lit* a r g u m e n t 
t h e que s- 
a n d d e t e r m i n e w bo w i ns 

t h i s c o ur t 

t ion.

2d. We offe r to f o r m a l l y a n d in 
ti"* q u e s t i o n be fo r e 

p e r s o n d e b a t e 

t h e S u p r e m e ( o u r !.

3d. 

I f n e i t h e r of t h e a bove ot t e r s 
nu*' t y o u r a p p r o v a l , t h e n we a g r e e 
t o d e b a t e ll"* q u e s t i o n 
in p e i x m a t 
s o u k * p o i n t m i d w a y be t w e e n A u s t i n 
a n d W a c o b e fo r e a n y t h r e e m e n who 
t h e p r e s i ­
m a y he a g re e d u p o n by 
r e ­
ll"* 
d e n t s o f 

i n s t i t u t i o n s , 

l u o 

spe ct I V t * I V .

rF r u s t i n g t h a t y ou will gi v e 

thi> 
in,ii m r voiir i m m e d i a t e at t e nt ion, we 

a r e , ve ry s i n c e r e l y,

AV. L, B r i t t a i n .

W. K . W VENE.

R e p r e s e n t a t i v e s f o r I bi lor.

MMU: R L P L V .

I" o u r 

re c e n t d e b a t e : 

A u s t i n , T e x a s , M a y l l , UMM.
Me ssr s. Walla* a n d B r i t t a i n , W a c o , 
t h e 
T e x a s . — G e n t l e m e n : Y o u r s ol 
(itIi i nst , j u s t lo h a n d , in whit Ii y o u 
u s e ll"* f o l l o w i n g l a n g u a g e in r e f e r ­
r i n g 
" l l " *
f r i e n d s o f t h e t w o i n s t i t u t i o n . ' Se at ­
on . d 
t h r o u g h o u t T e x a s a m i o t h e r 
s t a t e s a r e e n t i t l e d t o k n o w w ho wen* 
tin* w i n n e r s . ” We a r e of o p i n i o n 
t h a t po s s i b l y you 
ll"* 
s o l i c i t u d e o f 
t o o u r 
s c ho ol - boy debate*. But as you se em 
t o t h i n k t h a t ii is o n e o f ll"* b u r n i n g 
( a n d yo u max 
i ss ue s of ll"* day 
I m* 
r i g h t ) wo o u g h t 
I" h e s i t a t e be f o r e 
d e n y i n g a c l a m o r o u s p u b l i c ll"* s o l u ­
t i o n o f s u c h a m o m e n t u m ' qu e s t ion. 
A d e c i s i o n t h a t d e t e r m i n e s t h e m e r ­
i t s o f a pa st d e b a t e 
f r o m a d. • 
c u sh i on t o o c c u r s o m e t inn* in lilt* f u ­

t h e p u b l i c a s 

e x a g g e r a t e 

is a 

l i t t l e a n o m a h c i - 

t u r e b e fo r e a n o t h e r a n d a d i f f e r e n t 
a u d i e n c e , 
.<> 
sa y ti"* l e a s t o f ii : h u t \ on k n o w J 
is R e f a s h i o n w itll s o m e ;>em Ie t o 
j u s t i f y 
in 
vi ew.

t h e m e a n s by 

ti"* e n d 

L n d e r ll"* i n s p i r a t i o n of "ll"* e n d 
i n v i e w " a n d o s t e n s i b l y f or ll"* p u r ­
pose of s e t t l i n g 
ti"* a l l - c o n s u m i n g , 
p a r a m o u n t , a n d o v e r s h a d o w i n g q u e s ­
t i o n o f m o d e r n 
t i m e s , you s u b m i t 
t h r e e p r o p o s i t i o n s , — t h e first t w o o f 
w h i c h a r e as f ol l o ws :

1st, 

to s u b m i t 

“ W e of fe r 

t y p e - 
v r i t t e n o r p r i n t e d c o pi e s o f ll" c u ­
t in* d e b a t e j u s t as d e l i v e r e d 
t o t h e 
S u p r e m e C o u r t of MVxas, a n d a l l o w 
tin* g e n t l e m e n c o m p o s i n g t h i s c o u r t 
t o p a s s u p o n t i "' v a l u e of ll"* a r g u ­
t h e 
m e n t a n d d e t e r m i n e w ho wi ns 

q u e s t i on.
2d. 

“ W e of f er ti* f o r m a l l y a n d i n 
ii"* q u e s t i o n b e fo r e 

p e r s o n d e b a t e 
tie* S u p r e m e C o u r t . "

C a n 

i t 

I-’ 

p o s s i b l e 

r n a t 

i n

M A K I N G T i l ESE PROPOSITIONS YOU 
CLAIM s i n c e r i t y ? Do n' t you k n o w 
t h e p r e s i d e n t of y o u r 
t h a t you a n d 
i n s t i t u t i o n c a m e to A u s t i n a n d c o n ­
f e r r e d w i t h t h e m e m b e r s o f t h e S u ­
f r o m 
p r e m e C o u r t , a n d o b t a i n e d 

t h e m 

t h e v e r y p o i n t s 

t h a t m a d e 

u p t h e m e r i t o r i o u s p a r t o f y o u r 
S P E E C H E S ? Do y o u n o t know* t h a t

r e p r e s e n t a t i v e s of 

tin* 
t h e L Di ver­
si t y, b e i n g i n i g n o r a n c e of t h e fa ct 
f u r ­
t i " 1 S u p r e m e Court, h a d 
t h a t 
n i s h e d you a r g u m e n t . ' , s u b m i t t e d to 
y o u i W O of ll"* j u d g e s "I sai d < o u r t 
l ist o f j u d g e s f r o m w h i c h y ou 
ill a 
we re t o seb-et, a n d t h a t y o u ae. op t e d 
o n e of t h e m w i t h o u t d i s c l o s i n g t h a t 
h e wa.' t h e a u t h o r o r p a r t a u t h o r ol 
ii!*' 
y o u r sp e e c h e s, a n d 
h i g h se n se "I h o n o r on t h e p a r t of 
iii.* g e n t l e m a n p r e v e n t e d h i m f r o m

t h a t o n l y 

s e r v i n g I

I >o you not k n o w t h a t 

ll"* o t h e r 
j u d g e s , D a n g equa l l y h o n o r a b l e m e n 
( a n d o n e o f w h o m y o u s a i d in y o u r 
s pe e c h b a d a u t h o r i z e d ll"* use "I hi s 
n a m e ) w o u l d al so r e f u s e to st rve i 

MMien 

j u d g e - 

t h e i r k n o w n 

irlu/ d o you wi t h s m u ' n n j 
to d t itle a 
c a n d o r p r o p o s e 
Ii rn* e ver y r eas on 
d e b a t e w b e n you 
t o k n o w t h a t 
i n t e g r i t y 
a n d j u d i c i a l f a i r n e - - wo u l d ii"! p e r ­
I bey 
mi t 
ti"' d e ­
th,' 
y o u t h s . 
c l a m a t i o n . ' 
I" 
son"* of w b o m ( l o i r e 
t h e m 

t bein 
i n c l i n a t i o n 
"I 

l i st en 
a m b i t i o u s 

to s e n e.- <*v* u ba d 

t h e i r b o r r o w e d 

to r» I u r n 

t b o u g h t '

t o 

t o 

\ o u r t h i r d p r o p o r t i o n C -I riot Iv 

fir.'* 

i i i k e e p i n g w i t h 
iii 
s ug ge st t h a t t h e p r e s i d e n t ' "I t h e I ll - 
?-t it lit ions agre* upon 
t h r e e j u d g e s , 
a n d t h a t lh** d e b a t e l a k e pl we <*u **- 

t wo. 

N> " i i 

when* between A ii - * in and W a r " , in 
i> not p e r ­
c ase ll"* S u p r e m e < "i i rt 
m i t ' d 
.Vow do 
t he p r e s i d e n t of 
von not know 
t be I n i v c r s i n "I’ M e s a ' ti n u I y a ml 

t h e OIH ' S HONOR. 
t h a t 

( a n d 

dei li ned 

u n i f o r m l y 
so 
w b i l e you we r e ’ii A u s t i n a n d b e h a v 
I" h a w aux t h i n g w h a t - 
t h e d e b a t e I 
" I 
ever 

I " do w i t h 

.'election 

d i d 

the 

j u d ge s f o r t il e debate ?

o f y o u r 

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