TO CAST YOUR BALLOT TODAY ! TEXAN >AILY I N THE S O U T H V F I R S T CO! VOL. X V I. AUSTIN, TEXAS, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1916. N o . I I T . COMMITTEES NAMED j ELECTION TODAY FOR SOPH DANCE ON AMENDMENTS TWO CLOSE GAMES SPANISH CLUB IN WOMEN’S GYM DAVE w il l ia m s receives h o n o r IN ART CONTEST G r e a t e s t Honor Given to Any S tu den t Is Conferred on l^ocal S tu d e n t Bi Beaux A rt Society for ( ourt Room Design. The h ig h e s t recog nition ev e r given a student in the .school of a rc h ite c tu re l y the lh au x A r t s S ociety of New York hi. been given Dave R. W illiam s upon a d e sig n fo r a s u p re m e court room, a c c o rd in g to in fo rm a tio n re ­ ceived y e s te r d a y by P ro f. S. E. Gideon, instructor in the course in which the work w as done. T h e reco gnition con­ sisted . m e n tio n in th e h i g h e s t divis­ ion of th e com petition. It is a sig n ifican t l a c t t h a t o u t of the five stud ents whose w ork was submitted in the la s t com petition, three o t h e r besides W illiam s, receiv­ ed m ention, the l a t t e r in class B., analytique, the design b e ;ng a prison doorway. These th re e m en were, J a c k Atkinson, Doak R ain ey , F ritz Netzer. an d In the a r c h ite c tu ra l world the suc­ cess of th ese s tu d e n ts in a com petition entered by s tu d e n ts fro m th e la r g e s t a rchitectural schools and by men in the a te lie rs of th e b ig g e s t a rc h ite c ts of the c o u n tr y is s ig n ific a n t. Seldom h a l a r g e p e r ce n t of com p eti­ does tors f >m a n y school succeed. The Beaux A r t s Society is an a s ­ sociate)] of lead ing m en in t h e A m e ri­ can Ii t it rite of A rc h ite c ts , and was organized fo r the p u rp o s e of p ro m o t­ the ing arch itectu ral the United S ta te s . reprc the University. ed ucatio n P ro f. Gideon tat ive of th e society is in in GERM W I A ELECTS N E W OFFICERS FOR VPPROACHING TERM A in tere stin g and well a t t e n d ­ ed meeting of th e G e rm a n ia W edn es­ day r. t the follow ing p ro g r a m was rendered: H Miss R u th Rose. f So; ; with m andolin ac c o m p a n im e n t —Ma a r Woodfin B u tte . Miss V irg in ia Rootes. Miss P h y llis H e n ry . — Miss S c h w a rtz . Society. ion— S. E. B ra n d e n b e rg e r. R< So* l Pun Poe IL Aft the rendition of th e p r o g r a m some p o rta n t b u s in e s s w a s t r a n s ­ acted. This y e a r ’s p lay , a s accepted by t com m ittee, will be M oser’s “Mo-:, and r e h e a r s a l s will begin n ex t week, V rrangem ents a r e u n d e r way it in A u stin , N ew B rau n fels, Yorktown, C o m f o r t ,- and •s ‘ - Fredericksburg, ing a re th e new ly elected of- iv the s p r i n g t e r m : ticei vt, T. F. B u e h r e r ; vice presi- ® f‘e! recordin g M ary F e ls in g ; secrr Miss P a u l a H e n ry ; c o rres­ s e c re ta r y , R. W. Klingel- pond treasurer, E. W. L a n g e ; Ii. L. W. S to r k ; P ia n is t, Miss Hummel; critic, W. F. Henni- i g ea n t-at-arm s* S. E. B ran - bra; * ' • dertberger. 1 CSH G A M E S M O N D A Y . ' ■■ ^ * P - ; ling w ith M on day a f te rn o o n -m a n in te rs e c tio n a l b a s k e t- na me nt com m ences on C lark t ho Freshmen have been t r a i n - 1 Ar for this co ntest f o r th e p a s t th re e and the a p p r o a c h in g g am es nrnnL 'p eeled to be f e a t u r e d n o t only i class e n th u s ia s m , b u t also a g re at deal of clever p lay in g. The schedule for th e t o u r n a m e n t is post- he corridors of th e m en ’s g y m ­ nasium A n nu al Reception Will Be Held on N ight of March I a t K. C. Hall. Special Street Car at I A. M. W ith the ap p o in tm en t of the several c om m ittees the Sophomore class of th e U niv ersity a t p re sen t is diligently m a k in g a r ra n g e m e n ts fo r the ball and reception, Wednesday night, March I, a t K n ig h t of Columbus Hall. Even a t th is e a rly date those interested p re ­ dict one of the m ost larg ely attended g a t h e r i n g s of its kind for the second y e a r s tu d e n ts ’ annual a ffa ir. T he com m ittee in ch a rg e of the re­ fr e s h m e n ts yesterday continued their n e g o tiatio n s for these im p o rta n t fe a ­ tu re of the ball. Besides th e f r u it punch, th ere will be served eith er an ice course or a salad course. An especially in te re stin g fact r e ­ g a l ding the plans is the m ak ing of a r r a n g e m e n ts for special s t r e e t cars to ta k e the dancers home a f t e r the ball is over. Following is the list of com m ittee­ men h avin g the Sophomore Reception in ch a rg e : The election t h a t decides the f a te of the the a m e n d m e n ts fo rm u late d by A ssem bly a few’ days ago will be held today in the usual places. The o ffi­ cials f o r the election have been a n ­ nounced, as follows: U p p erclassm en Academic Boys Box — J u d g e s : B ry a n t Seay, T. E. Hayden, E. D. N o rm e n t; clerks: C. E. Nelson, C. J. Baldwin, M arvin Post, Alva C a rl­ ton, C. M. P earce, R. O. F ram e. F re s h m a n Academic Boys Box— J u d g e s : 0 . W. F an nin , Gordon Conly, T had Scott; clerks: R. W. Abbot, M. H. Bennet, J. B. Chilton, L. M ontague, S ellars Thom as. U pperclassm en Academic Girls Box —J u d g e s : G. L. Mixson, M a r g a re t Stokes, Louise B u rn e tt; clerks: Gladys Bush, Della Law rence, V irginia Roots, Gladys Russell, D. E. P a rk s , C. H a r ­ riet. F re s h m a n Academic G irls—J u d g e s : M ary Longino, Louise Allen, Alline H a r t s o n ; clerks: Lueile Terrel, M a r­ g u erite W illiam s, VV. E. H aw kins, Vera Coffee, Rebecca H igh to w er; P a t Nunn. F re s h m a n E ng in ee rs Box—J u d g e s : D. B. Jones, J. E a h e a rt, F r a n k G re er; clerks: ( \ W. Seurlock, P ercy P enny- backer, E. F\ Reism an, M. B. Hodges, J. B. Davies, G. M. Merrill. S ophom ores D efeat S en iors 12-9, W hile F re s h m e n Win O ver U n ­ d efeated J u n io rs 11-10. In two closely contested g a m e s in th e w om en’s g y m n asiu m last n ig ht, the S ophom ores and F re s h m e n were victorious over the S eniors an d J u n ­ In th e f ir s t gam e, betw een th e iors. F resh m en an d J u n io rs ,th e re w as a g r e a t n u m b e r of fouls called on both team s. T his fa c t slowed the g am e up considerably. The F re s h m e n suc­ ceeded in o u td is ta n c in g th e ir oppon­ en ts by one point, the final score be­ ing, 11-10. In the S eniors the g a m e between and Sophom ores, much excitem ent and s p irit w as shown. T h e re s u lt w as in doubt until the la s t few m inutes of play. The score was 12-9 in fa v o r of th e Sophomores. TEX AS STUD ENTS AT COLUMBIA PL A N FOR SAN JACINTO DAY ch a irm an ; a r ra n g e m e n ts cha irm an ; L. B. L aw rence, H. Jacobs. U p perclassm en E n g in e e rs Box— J u d g e s : C. T u rn e r, W. E. Glaze, L.W. T aylor; clerks: S. H aw ley, Dave Wil­ liams, VV. E. Brown, W. J. W eeg, W. S u p erv isory chairm an, Allan Mc- M u rre y ; committee, com m ittee, H enry H arp er, chairm an; R u p e rt Robertson, Gilbert Denman, committee, WY B. Blalock. Finance J e rro ld Belcher, Scott S n o dg rass, J a m e s White, Ben Marable. ^ Music committee, Maxey H a rt, chair- U pperclassm en Laws Box— J u d g e s : m a n ; Ju lian M asten, It. L. Dought, Quy R o g e r s , w. Loose, F ra n c is Mc- J a c k Tennison. Reception committee, Queen; clerks: IL P otash, C. S p rin g e r, Till ie McCammon, ,j W o rsh am , Bob Sim m ons, Dave Me* Duke, W inchester Kelso, Milton T h o rn -» (;ee? g i n B arnes. as. R efreshm ents com m ittee, Ballard Ju n io r Law s Box—J u d g e s ; J. B. Dinwiddie, chairm an; Erw in Lange, F o rd , J a m e s B aker, George A nderson ; R alph F ra m e , B etty Buddy. Decora- | clerks: N. II. M achemehl, L. C. B rady, tions c o m m i t t e e , Al D eV iney, chair-: r , y. Boynton, C. D. Jo nes, W. D. m an ; Leslie Moss, Jac k Bolton, Bob I Avra, Bill M artin, R S. Carney. Blaine. Ja c k K eym an , ch airm an ; B u rt Richardson, Sidney Johnson, S ta ffo rd Lane. Floor com m ittee, M arion Knight, ch airm an ; Bob H a n g e r, George Lee, Rex Hendrix. P r o g r a m committee, Al Powers, c h a ir­ m an; Litt Womack, Will Trabu e, M ar­ g a r e t Meyriek. Invitation committee, P au l P u tm a n , chairm an; Knox W il­ liam s, W a lte r E n g lish , E d n a Flem ing. committee, Charlie T r a n s p o rta tio n F a u s t, cha irm an ; W. E. Branch, Burke M ath es, T. A. Fears. ALL-STATE TEAMS NAMED BY COACHES T exas H as T h ree Men on F irst Squad Picked— Littlefield, Edmond and D ittm a r O utshine all O thers. ____------------- — ------- com m ittee, Publicity A fte r h av in g won the s t a t e champ­ M E D I C A L C LU B H E A R S TALK. ionship fo r the third consecutive tim e w ithout a single d e fe a t th e Longhorns Mr. E. L. Gilchreest ’06 U niversity j ar Henderson as the best te a m s composed Serbian governm ent. Mr. Gilchreest ^ p layers whose standing w as de- Thp following th re e i h e te a m s ,, * K has been in Red Cross work in Europe U r m e ( n by his worth to the team on t h r e e d iffe re n t times, his la te s t work j which he played.* bein g w ith th e E nglish in the p re sen t F i r s t T e a m —Gilifilian (A. & M.), K T om fohrde (R ice) fo rw a rd s ; Little- WT f p lan s now being form u late d ma- field ( T e x a s ) , c e n te r; Edm ond (T e x ­ t u re , Mr. Gilchreest will add ress t h e ' a s ) D rttm a r (J e“ a ) ’ .students of th e U n iversity in the n e a r , f 1* ^ . N S a . Y f u t u r e ‘ COL NCTL R U N MARCH 26. g a s t (A. & M.) cen te r; Burkett (A . & M.), Belle Valle (R ice), guards. Third T e a m — H a rrell (B a y lo r), The A thletic Council cross c o u n tr y Thom pson (T e x a s ), f o r w a r d s ; Kings- ce n te r; Brown (R ice), W. will be held on C lark Field March 26. The course covering two and a B rau m iller (A . & M.), g u ard s. h a lf miles will begin and end on Clark j h all mile. Field. E N G I N E E R S W IE L D S T R A P. ______ — - ( R i c e ) , ~~ l a n d . | The A thletic Council a f t e r its cus- to th e firs t ’ Ive men, a gold medal to the f i r s t | ish m en t which A vigorous s tra p p .n g w a s th e p u n - to m will a w ard m edals the senior E ng in ee rs “ m an to finish, a silver one to th e s e c - 1 deemed advisable y esterd ay m orn ing end m an, and bronze insignias to th e when th ey found th e ir un ifo rm >eing worn by one not of th e ir tribe. The on o f f e n d e d Engineers pounced upon their 18Va”, t r e a s o n this contest was c o n . J r eH th e m ost im p o rta n t cross c o u n - : victim in the hall o f the lib rary , bore , f th e season and th is y e a r w han, him j u s t outside tne n o rth door, an d m o r e in tere st has been m anife ste d in were a d m in is te rin g the ra z o r stro p s, crowd w as dispersed a t the t h is field of track work th a n ever be-1 when th for., all places will be hotly c o n te s te d ., re m o n stra tio n of Dr. B attle. A le t t e r to J u d g e P o tts of the Law D e p a rtm e n t from F re d R. Gotten, a B. A. from T exas, whom is now s tu d y ­ ing in­ fo rm a tio n t h a t a San J a c in to Day cele­ b ration is being planned by th e C olum ­ bia s tu d e n ts from Texas. law a t Columbia, gives th e “ We a re p la n n in g a b ig M arch 2nd celebration an d hope to have all th e T exas e x ’s in a tte n d a n c e ,” say s the letter. T H R E E “T ” MEN H O N O R ED . In th e co rrid ors of th e m en ’s g y m ­ n asiu m , th e p icture g a lle ry o f L o ng­ horn ath le tic fam e, the section re s e rv ­ ed fo r T ex a s th re e l e tte r men now contains th e photos of Littlefield, E d ­ m onds, and B erry. W hen th e b ase­ ball season is over th ese men close th eir a th le tic ca re e rs and T e x a s will have lost th re e of its g r e a t e s t a th le te s of all ag e s in the h isto ry of th e U n i­ versity . N. T. S. N. C L U B O R G A N IZ E /.!). A club composed of fo r m e r s tu d e n ts of N o rth T ex a s S ta t e N o rm al was o r ­ ganized la s t night. A p ro g r a m com ­ m ittee was ap poin ted to m ap o u t f u ­ th e society. tu re e n t e r t a i n m e n t s fo r J. M. Y a r ­ O fficers elected w ere: brough, p re sid e n t; W. II. W a rre n , vice p re sid e n t; Miss Jessie B erry, s ec re­ tary and t r e a s u r e r ; und Miss Bessie Shook, correspon din g sec re ta ry . ( A S E T R IE D T O N IG H T . Th** H ildebrand I .a w Society will meet to n ig h t and try th e case of M or­ gan vs. S c a rb ro u g h & Sons. T he case involves a breach of c o n tra c t and is a d is tric t court case. The a t t o r n e y s the p la in tiff a re L a ttim o re and for th e d e­ Morris. T he a tto r n e y s for fe n d a n t a re L an drum P o tash . and J u d g e H ildebrand will preside a t th e trial. DK. V IN SO N O U T O F TO W N . Dr. It. E. Vinson, of th e Theological S em in ary , is o u t of town in th e in te r ­ est of the million dollar ca m p a ig n for the benefit of P re s b y te r ia n education in Texas. B R E S S L E R O U T O E TO W N . P ro fe ss o r R. G. B ressler of th e Division of Public Discussion, De­ p a r tm e n t of E xtension , le ft l a s t n ig h t fo r Smiley, w here he will deliver two a d d r e s s . One on the “ E d ucatio nal Value of C o n te sts ,” and a n o th e r on in Child the “ Im p o rta n c e of Life.” P la y PRESENTS ANNUAL PLAY TONIGHT ‘Z a r a g u e r t a ” Will be the O fferin g of La T e r tu lia — Play Selected to In ­ tere st Both S p an ish and Non- S p an ish S tudents. (B y N. IL R a th e r) an n u a l p erform ance. this y e a r exam ined a T o n ig h t, La T ertu lia, the Span ish Club of the U niv ersity will p re s e n t Coach th e ir la rg e H endrix n u m b e r of play s before he secured one which would an s w e r th e pu rpose of th e Sp anish Club. I t was necessary to secure one with a g r e a t deal of action in o rd e r t h a t an a v e ra g e a u d i­ ence composed of both Sp anish s t u ­ den ts and n o n -S p anish s tu d en ts would be able to g r a s p the significance of the plot a s it w as unfolded. To follow o u t this idea Coach H end­ rix in conjunction with th e m a n a g e ­ m en t of th e club, has procured sp e­ cial scenery which is S panish in c h a r ­ acter. the action and g e s tu re s which in te r p r e t th e plot have been so t a u g h t by the coach. F u r th e r m o r e rich “ Z a r a g u e t a ” is a comedy in hum or, and replete with novel s i t u a ­ tions. A M adrid money lender m akes advances to th e proverbially “ b ro k e ” college boy, and follows him to his home in a sm all provincial tow n, when the boy, fr ig h te n e d a t his indebtedness flees from college. The money lender is m ista k en for the Madrid physician who atten d e d th** boy while a t school. T he heads of the Spanish d e p a r t ­ m ent have consented to give all S p a n ­ ish A F resh m en one cu t for a tte n d in g this production. Also all s tu d e n ts who have raised th e ir g ra d e in S pan ish two le tte rs since the* fall term a r e given a free ticket. A l l o w i n g is th -ast, as th ey will a p p e a r to n ig h t: Indalecio, W. W e rk e n th m ; Carlos, Daniel S aenz; Don S atu rio, Ben D. Wood; Z a r a g u e ta , J. L. D unn; Bio, C h arles Q ualia; Perico, S. M. P u rce ll; Dona Dolores, F ran c is G ira u d ; M ar- uja, Ruth W h a tle y ; G eorgoria, Helen Jannoch. A N N U A L FRESHMAN TRACK MEET TO BE HELD MARCH l l The an n u a l F re s h m a n tr a c k m eet will be s ta g e d on C lark Field, S a t u r ­ day, March l l . The pre lim in aries will be held on F r id a y preceding the fin als on S a tu rd a y . All s ta n d a r d e v e n ts will be en tered a n d th e con test will be com petitive betw een the d i f f e r e n t gym sect ions. T he object of th e contest, in a d d i­ tion to c r e a tin g more in te re st in gym exercises, is two fold. I t proposes to in te re st a s m a n y men as possible in tra c k work and the e x te n t of all round physical d evelopm ent such work is capable of fu rn is h in g , and fu r th e r, to find m a te ria l fo r the trac k team . It is the opinion of the A thletic D e p a rt­ t h a t m a n y good a th le te s a re m e n t because never developed a re th e F r e s h ­ Thus never discovered. m an co ntest h a s an im p o rta n t s ig n i­ ficance the m ost p ro m isin g m ateria l in th e ra n k s of f i r s t y e a r men and in te re st them in athletics. it a im s to find they t h a t in T he w inning section will be aw a rd e d a very p re te n tio u s m ah o g an y shield the n am es o f the m em b ers of with the team e n g ra v e d on it by th e A t h ­ letic Council. A num b er of new rules have been fo rm u la te d fo r the m eet, a n d all sections a r e now t r a i n i n g fo r the contest. A L U M N U S C A N D ID A T E . Yandell D. C arroll, LL.B., ’14, has announced his candidacy fo r county jud ge of Shelby County. Mr. C arroll is now p ra cticin g law in C en ter, Texas. New s item. But not f i fty -f if ty . — H A R — In ev e ry corner, as I passed, on e ith e r p re sid e n t.— It w as e a rly morn and d a r k n e s s tried to hide, side. VAN SMITH DRUG CO. Phone 271. Open All Night. TUT- TH E DAILY TEXAN The S tu d e n t Daily P u b lic atio n of the U n iv ersity of T exas. Published ev ery m o rn in g ex c ep t Mon­ day d u rin g the college year. Entered as second-class m a t t e r a t the P o sto ffice a t A ustin, T exas, under th e A ct of C ongress, M arch 3, 1879. S ubscrip tio n price $2.50 if paid before D ecem ber I, o th erw ise $3.00. Daniel W i l l ia m s ...............E d ito r-in -C h ief M a n a g in g E d ito r Roy E. H a w k T. E. Popple w e ll. . . B u sin ess M anager D e x te r Scu rlo ck. . A s s i s t a n t M an a g er David M c G e e .. . .C irc u la tio n M an a g er Proposed Laws U nder Fire.-— heat Headline. A nyw ay was g e n e ra te d to set the political pot a bilio'. su ffic ie n t — H A R — t h a t I t seem s co m m itte e” th ese m odern col­ lege women have to have an “ o rg a n i­ “ channel zation j whereby “ in fo rm atio n " m ay go out in the s h o r t e s t tim e.” 1 “ to Back home they have th e p arty -lin e telephone and the m ission ary society. th e g irls as a — H A R — O ffices: U niversity, Room IOO Main B u ild ing ; up-town, 204 W. S ixth St. Telephones: U niversity office, 3149; up-to w n office, 489. extension Columbia plans an de­ p a r tm e n t course in “ p ra ctical R u s­ sian." Wonder if the R ussians, t h e m ­ selves will be able to recognize it? Issue Editor Today. J. A. SM ITH J R . J o h n C. Hoyo W. C. Grobe M aria n Hill Will B la c k s h e a r Vera N. H. R a th e r, J r. Sophia Hudson John Gofer J. K. Karchmt-r ' jffe e Led by C rown P rince, w a r ’s g r e a t ­ est b attle is ra g in g .— A u s tin A m e ri­ can. You m ean, of course, t h a t the old heads who a r e re ally in com m and have let him come w ithin a mile or two of g u n rang e. — H A R — \ n d W e W e re N ot D runk Either. —H AR— s t r e e t s ; in C incinn ati E n ­ S p r i n g ’s on h er way, S h e ’s d ra w in g n ig h; We s aw a fly. — L uke M cLuke quirer. T r u t h ’s in y o u r gab, She snoopeth nigh — Our field e rs g ra b T he fu n g o fly. — H A R — C o n g ress splits with E n g lan d s a y s she is g o in g to f ig h t until T eutonic m ilitarism is crushed. G e rm an y s ay s she is g o in g to f ig h t A p p a re n tly until G e rm a n y wins. th ere is still some m is u n d e rs ta n d in g som ewhere. G r a p h t e r is g oing to vote for all the a m e n d m e n ts except two. - H A R — - H A R — v •»* * !* * !* •!« * !* » ;< * j* •I* Leadership. it talked y e s te rd a y it and we can a p p ly Follow ing his talk of the day before on “ P re p a re d n e ss ," Dr. M a th e r on “ L ea d ersh ip .” We, he claimed, should adv an ce on ou r f a th e r s in religious m a tte rs , as in e v e ry ­ th in g else. We cannot im prove on the religion of ou r fa th e rs , but we can im prove the living of in more ways and in more places. We can s tu d y it m ore and live it b etter. We can a p p ly it in more avenues of life because tiler a r e more avenues. W h a t today I ex as needs and w a n ts is in politics and a g r ic u ltu r e an d the o rd in ary a f f a i r s of life, b u t in religion. We m u st a p p ly o u r the ordinary w alks religion of in o u r respective places and rela tio n s. to ­ H e a r Dr. M ath er a g a in day: th e crowds a re g row ing . in lite and be leadership, not leaders sim ply •I* v v v v *2* v v v V * * •I V A v * * •2* •J* A FIRING LINE C h a n g e Not A l l a y s P rogress. a d m it th in k in g stu d e n ts will All t h a t u n d er th e p re s e n t s y s te m a f f a i r s a re m a n a g e d very poorly. W e need some radical changes. B ut let us b ea r in mind t h a t all change is n o t neces- ' V I L . . T m > VOTE! Whether you favor or oppose the amendments, vote! Let’s not let election fail by reason of a paucity of votes. Student opin­ ion will be expressed one way or the other. If the amendments, one or all, carry, the vote will represent the approbation of the students of the Assembly's ac­ tion. If the amendments, one or All, fail, the vote will represent the disapproval of the students, and an expression of a demand for re-submission. Let the will of the students in either event be expressed by a decent majority of the students. Men and women, exercise your right of suffrage. Vote! THE TREASURER AMEND- MENT. Of the three amendments to be voted upon this morning, the Texan is most concerned with that one providing for the ap­ pointment of a treasurer of stu­ dent funds. The Texan opposes this amendment in the advocacy of the submission later of an amendment providing far a plan whereby a manager will be em­ ployed outright than elected. rather v A amendment, the amendment The Assembly submitted the first presuming that the student body would be unwilling to give up the right of electing the managers, and be­ lieving that the plan recommend­ ed would be a step in the right In casting your vote direction. against this morning, cast it not with the in­ tention ot killing the main idea, but rather with the intention of advising the Assembly that the students are not only w i l l i n g , but desirous of adopting a plan for the direct employment of them. the Assembly have expressed their willingness to draft amendments satisfac­ tory to the student body if these should fail. Members of STATE PRESS MAKES COMMENT ON REC ENT EDITORIAL IN TEXAN U S E F U L P R O D U C E R S . Daily T ex a n (U n iv e rs ity of T e x a s ) : How m a n y s tu d en ts consider th e ir re ­ lation to th e S tate, t h e i r o b ligation to the S ta t e , the f u t u r e place a s a resp o n sib le p a r t of the S t a t e ? Is the j S t a t e e d u c a tin g them that they m ay prom ote th e i r own selfish ends to best a d v a n t a g e and most successfu lly ? (C o n tin u e d on P a g e T h re e ) T >oncaster A R R O W C o l l a r Show s o v er th e coat in b a c k ; low s h a r p , s m a r t c u rv e a way front; good k n o t a n d slide space 2 fo r 25c c ix ’r r r P e a b o d y * c o . im- H t i m t r o t , n » T H E H A I L I T E X AM. sa rily p ro gress. By voting a g a i n s t an y or all the proposed a m e n d m e n ts we m ean to say t h a t we do n o t believe them good enough. We w a n t ch a n g e but do not pro p o se d cha n g es a r e worth the s u p p o r t of th e s tu d e n t body. We believe th e u n a n i ­ mous s u p p o rt of all would be given should real remedies be s u g g e s te d . R. G. U P T O N . believe th e An Ode. W h a t d a y is this, t h o u g h t I, T h a t ’s so gloomy o'er nead and T h r e a t s w ith leaking s k ie s ? I see no gloom y people w ith L abo rius b u rdens bent, As is th e case when gloom y Is th e day th e y re p resen t. All a r e cheerfu l, happy, an d g a y ; Y o ung and old p a rtic ip a te s in p la y ; S t a r s a n d s trip e s of F ree d o m s w e e t house A d o rn e s the tops a n d the On V a r s i t y ’s dome ’tw ix t me a n d sun F lo a ts th e b an n e r a t Y ork to w n won T h e people sm ile and g r e e t me w ith a bow, W h a t d a y h o w ? is this, t h o u g h t I, a n y ­ I, alon e seemed to bear Y e s ta g e g rim of le a r n in g ’s care. My m ind seemed polluted y et W ith u nd ig ested lore, A ssign ed by some condign b u t Guilty p ro f the day before. Not k n o w in g where I w ondered I fo und m yself in “ T e x a s " hall, Lord! how stale did smell th e k n o w l­ ed ge Oozing fro m these tra n q u il walls. One f a in t globe s t r o l l e r ’s way, Only g h o s tly to a p p e a r by its s tin g y tried to lig h t the A C hillon’s prison it seemed to me P ersonified in Varsity. W h a t day, th o u g h t I, m ust this day When Odin sends his Valkyries To seek out heroes slain in b a t t l e s ’ rays. be, din And buried neath the bloody g o re of O, now I see why thin gs a re th u s, It c o m m em o ra te s a b irth to us Of one w h o ’s passed o ’e r th e golden sp a n Of B ifro s t into Odin’s land; Who now sits by Odin’s side, In V alh alla, and Odin’s bride. H ugin a n d Munin his h a r b e n g e r s And le ft n o th in g undone fo r his e n ­ played, tra n c e parade. On m ortal e a r t h he dwells no m ore, But daily f e a s t with A lfa d u r. B. V. B A N C O M . N ew S pring Suits English; .Models A T $ 1 5 .0 0 A N D $18.00 For the Young Man these Smart English Models w ith Patch Pockets in the New Soft Materials, Patterns. The Newest Effects in Stripes and Checks. SCARBROUGH’S Service Counts We have whatever you may need in the drug line anti of the highest grade. Anything, anywhere, any time. That's our Service that Founts and We Deliver Right Now COLD D R IN K S, W HITM AN S C A N D Y A N D A COMPLETE LINE OF FANCY T O ILET ARTICLES Graham Drug Co. 900 C ongress Avenue. V I C T O R VICTROLAS RECORDS Sheet M usic 10c J. R . R E E D M U S I C C O . T he Leading Piano and Music Store T H E C A C T U S Wukasch Cafe & Grocery Short Order Lunches and Refreshments at All Hours Fine Confections. Fruits, Picnic Lunches. Free Del. Old Phone 4007 Old Phone 1071 rn < C. G. WUKASCH— 2218-20 Guadalupe St.— JOE A. WUKASCH McKean, EILERS S C O . W holesale Dry Goods, N otions and F urnishing Goods. AU ST IN , T E X A S JNO. L. MARTIN POR S T U D E N T LAM PS AND S U P P L IE S . EVERYTH ING ELECTRICAL. I hone 320, 4 0 8 Congress. A . Achilles THE PIONEER GROCER Invites you to call or telephone your wants in h i s line. Quality and service, first c o r ’deration. “If it is good, we have it.” “If we have it, it i- good.” Special attention to Sorority and Fraternity Hou.a s . Both phones 865. 308 -1 0 W. 16th R. H. SM IT H UN IV ER SITY TAILOR SHO P t leaning, Pressing and Repairing 2214 Guadalpe St. Old Phone 825. R YA N ’S FRUIT STAND CHOICE F R U IT S Lem ons, A pples, B ananas. Nuts, Cin­ dies, C igars, C igarettes, iobaccos — Your F avorite M agazine—* Work and P rices Both R ig h t-- CALL W ILLIAM RYAN AT 825* 2214 Guadalupe St. Swann Furniture and Carpet Co. THE BIG STORE. 'VE FURNISH FRATERNITY HOUSES ON CREDIT. star Em m * t> COMPANY & THE M U S E OF QUALITY H O U S T O N - T E S ’A S Remember! We make Kodak P r in ts Every Day The Jordan Company 610 CONGRESS Branch at Van Smith s C H A P E L N O T IC E S. m o rtal men ? A C O M P L E T E L I N E O F SPORTING GOODS F o o t B a ll a n d B a s k e t B a ll G o o d s E v e r y th in g That is Needed b y th e Foot Ball or Basket Ball Teams Boxing Gloves and Striking Bags in all Grades and Prices S e e Our University R epresentatives b o b BLAINE or JOE SECOR C. & S. Sporting Goods Co. $13 Congress Ave.— (Caswell & Sm ith)— 613 Congress Ave. If a,,a wear clothes with PEP to them, built for you individ­ .md at a very moderate outlay, it would pay you to see ual T O M & R A L P H All 1 heir Spring and Summer Suitings are ready for your in­ spection. 720 Congress Avenue. U N IT E D STA TES DEPOSITORY The Austin National Bank OF AUSTIN, TEXAS — RESOURCES, $5,000,000.00— —O F F IC E R S — E. P. Wilmot, President Wm. IT. Folts, Vive President Morris Hirshfeld, Cashier C. M. Bartholomew, Asst. Cashier. f a c u l t y a n d s t u d e n t s ’ a c c o u n t s s o l i c i t e d THE UNIVERSITY SHOP A. G. Gerjes, Prop. MEN’S FURNISHINGS Made-to-Your-Measure Clothes Our Specialty— 1610 Lavaca Street BEC A USE We art Members of the Retail Merchants’ Association, Giv­ in g and Getting Ratings, We can Befriend You With Credit Where Your Presumable Friends Fail You. The University Drug Store CM I. ON US— Cold Drinks, Toilet Articles, Full Line of Cig- arette* and Cigars. Prescriptions called for and accurately filled and delivered to your room. Use your phone. F L IN N ’S DRUG STORE Cor. 10th and Congress. Ernest G. LeMay, Mgr. R E N O ’S bsaE oep EIGHT EXPERT BARBERS Just B a ck o f V a n S m ith ’s JOHN BREM O ND’S i MB GRADE ROASTED BILLIARDS AND POCKET BILLIARDS New Tables, New Fixtures, New Ha det Every Requirement for Place. Old and I amiliar l aces. COFFEE Half a Century Try It It’s Good VARSITY CLUB «(-ap” Napes, Prop, Phone 1753 U N D E R W O O D “The Machine You Will Eventually Buy” E. R. SC H EN D EL, Mgr. Austin Sub-Branch. 112 W. 7th. FOR DANCING LESSONS Phone Mrs. Sale, 2218. Classes every Wednesday afternoon and Thursday night a* Protection Hall. 26 T H * D A I L Y T E X A N . STATE PRESS MAKES COMMENT ON RECENT EDITORIAL IN TEXAN (Continued from Page Two) Or does it expect some service in re­ tu r n ? If so, what kind of service? th a t from require One way to promote the welfare of the state, let us not forget, is for the individual to enlarge his activities in one line, or more, of legitimate busi­ ness. A main trouble with some Uni­ versity men, particularly some from certain great schools which seem to in political uplift, have specialized is the they come away commencement exercises with a yearn­ ing to become intellectual lighthouses, or sociological show windows. They are too keen for propaganda and not keen enough for m aterial productivity. Of course such roles small capital to finance them, and th a t fact is partly to be blamed or credited with their popularity. The young man just out of school, with no decision formed as to what his life work shall be, is excusable for failing as soon as possi­ ble into some line where he doesn’t have to invest much. And if he can make his way around the world by doing research work and gathering data, who shall severely reprimand him ? But may it not be worth while to remind the University men once in a while th a t higher education is very much needed in agriculture, stock farm ing, railroading, newspapering, banking, m anufactur­ ing and all the kindred fields of busi­ ness and industry? The man who en­ larges his operations from time to time, to the extent of employing more people, building bigger workrooms, raising larger crops, extending his trade or improving the quality of his product, is rendering a fine service to his State. State Press is so favorable to big business t h a t he believes the man who succeeds in building a great industrial institution from small be­ ginning is doing service a t least equal to his brother who succeeds in landing a big political office. Fine thinking is much to be commended. But creative labor is not to be sneezed at.— State Press, in the Dallas News. storekeeping, E ditor’s Note: The following article, written by N. A. Holen of the Minnesota Daily of the University of Minnesota, is pub­ lished as an exchange article between the Daily Texan and the Minnesota Daily. W hat’s Doing at Minnesota. The University of Minnesota has de­ voted most of its efforts during the last few years to the business of growing. So rapid has been its de­ velopment th a t President Vincent, in I a recent statem ent, expressed real I concern as to the problems t h a t m ust if p resent tendencies con­ be faced tinue to operate. To meet the situa­ tion, the University has recently ac­ quired additional p roperty virtually doubling the size of the campus, and is now well advanced in the construc- ! tion of new buildings for the E ngin­ eering, Medical and other profession­ al colleges. The campus borders on the Mississippi river near the fam ­ ous St. Anthony Falls, and will pre­ sent a beautiful and imposing a p p ear­ ance when the present plans are car­ ried to completion. Other things, however, are being done a t Minnesota besides merely pro­ viding accommodations for the influx of new students. Athletic m atters here, as at most other universities, occupy perhaps the m ost prominent Last place among student activities. fall the football team went through a very satisfactory season, tieing with Illinois for the Conference champion­ the ship. Dr. H enry L. Williams, Gopher coach, is recognized as being am ong the the most successful country; and was lately prominently mentioned for the position of head coach at Y'ale. Adm irers of Coach in MINNESOTA WRITER TELLS OF DOINGS IN THAT SCHOOL Colorado. A Gathering of Smart Spring Suits The Advance Styles C orrect in Every Particular Spring Suits Every incoming express brings more suits and the stock is fast growing complete. We have a line of wool suits in all the new shades and a strong line of check and silk and serge combina­ tions. The taffeta suit is gaining in favor. You will find what you want today. Prices from $ 1 5 to $ 3 9 .5 0 Exquisite White Washable Dresses for Little Misses Are Here Novelty Skirts the plaid Plaid and striped skirts are growing in popularity and the larger the more popular it is. We have a vari­ ety of these skirts in stock that will please the most fas­ tidious. Prices from $ 5 .9 8 to $ 1 3 .5 0 SEE THE $50,000 PAINTING ON OUR SECOND FLOOR. c n i - r r s s o R S S U C C E S S O R S t o T O ^ W I L L I A M S . F I N K C C . t X t U tf. f l n n n r i P C C A V P . 5th&Cougress Ave^ NEWS FROM AMERICAN COLLEGES I. W. FISH New t F. Tildwell II. A. Phillips Roy Leigh B. S. Mothershead Nathaniel Jacks Southern California. The Prohibition I>eague in this Uni­ launched a membership versity has campaign. A credit course is to be given in “liquor tra ffic .” the average girl a t Smith spends 87.4 per cent of her money for necessities; 8.2 per cent for pleasure; and 4.2 per cent for books, stationery, etc. In­ dividual expenses ranged from $350 to $1850; the average is $765. An authoratative edict has p u t the ban on the strangle hold in dances. The command is to loosen up. The appeal was made to the sorority girls to refuse to dance with a young man who failed to observe the ruling. T. C. U. A campaign is being waged by the Y. M. C. A. for increased member­ ship. The purpose is to line every available man for the “ Y.” A club room in Clark Hall and a gymnasium in the basement are to be established. Ohio. Approving the suggestion of the cap committee, the V arsity “O” Asso­ ciation members will, beginning about two weeks from now, w ear g ray caps with a scarlet “ O.” Utah. the undrecedented The members of the class of 1916 have achieved in the realm of publication. They are launching a class paper with no ad­ vertising, no subscriptions, no sub­ sidies, and no sales. Each of 300 m e m b e r contributed a dollar for the purpose. Cornell. Captain McMich&l of the Pennsyl­ vania basketball team leads the inter­ collegiate league players in scoring, with a total of seventy points scored in six games. Lafayette. According to statistics compiled by the reg istra r, the student body cut semster. During 8,583 classes last the week ju s t before Christm as the average student cut eight per cent of his classes. Smith College. Figures compiled from the expense accounts of 333 students show th a t Missouri. the world’s F. W. Floyd, for three years a mem­ ber of the Tiger track team, is claimed indoor to have broken pole vault record when he leaped 12 feet 8 1-4 inches. The records for the indoor vault are unknown, but it is the previous generally agreed record was 12 feet 5 inches. th a t Oklahom a. Quasi-mustaches are the rage a t Oklahoma. They are found of all colors and in all stages of develop­ ment, but may, in a hurried glance, often be taken for an accumulation of coal dust. Some cover much te rri­ tory with little concentration in one spot, but according to Webster they m ust be called mustaches. Wisconsin. The Freshm an Green Button Soci­ ety recently held a tea. Over sixty Freshmen were present a t this second social event of the y ear held by the class. V irginia. The Orange and Blue team won the South Atlantic championship the relay, by establishing a new record of 3:31 2-5. in Vanderbilt. The classes a t Vanderbilt have o r­ ganized for the purpose of aiding in the raising of a second million dol­ lars for the endowment fund of the committees Executive University. have been appointed. In separate meeting, the girls pledged th eir sup­ port. . ASK FOH and GET HORLICK’S THE ORIGINAL MALTED MILK Coeap substitutes cost YOD sam e price. SUBSCRIBE FOR THE TEXAN (Continued on page 4) Did Susie H ave a D a te? Try Mary. FEB. 28 TEXAS THEATER-T h is Week TODAY Pearl W hite ANI) AN ALL-STAR CAST in the Well-Known Play “HAZEL KIRKE” TOMORROW A Picture That’s Different “Sons of Satan” See This I Hancock Opera House SATURDAY FEB. 26 MATINEE AND NIGHT COHAN & HARRIS Presents T H E B IGG ES T HIT IN 25 T E A R S ON T R I A L One Year in New York, Six Months in Chicago. The Original Chicago ( ast and Production. ♦ T E L L S A L I F E S TO RY T H A T TH R O B S WITH A B S O ­ L U T E TRUTH AND T H R I L L S ITS A UDITORS U N T IL T H E Y STAND IN A M A Z E D S I L E N C E . Mail Orders Received Now if Accompanied by ( heck or Money Order. I TONIGHT LA TERTULIA PRESENTA ZARAGUETA (COMEDIA) AUDITORIUM 8:00 SHOW WILL BE OUT BY 9:30. T h e N ew Thinigs! WHERE? HARRELLS and NO WHERE ELSE 604 Congress Avenue ^ ........ r-— I.:.:;-:::,:, :...~ - T H E D A I L Y T E X A N OFFICIAL NOTICES Will all p e r s o n s w ho h a v e collected m o n e y fo r t h e E d u c a t i o n D e p a r t m e n t R e c e p tio n r e m i t t o m e a t t h e F r e s h ­ m a n G ir ls ’ Voting; Box b e tw e e n 8 a n d I o ’clock t o d a y ? P A T N U N N . Election O fficials. E le c tio n o f f ic i a ls m e e t in t h e P r e s i ­ d e n t o f t h e S t u d e n t s ’ A s s o c ia t io n ro o m a t 7:45 i n s t r u c t i o n s . P o lls will op e n a t 8 o ’clock. f o r F R A N K J . L Y O N S . N otice G e o lo g y I S t u d e n t s . All s e c tio n s in G e o lo g y I will g o to O n io n C re e k S a t u r d a y m o r n i n g . T h e y lea v e t h e S o u th A u s tin c a r line j will I a t 8 o’clock. H. P. B Y B E E . Philosophical Club. Dr. H a n e y will a d d r e s s t h e P h ilo s o - j P h ilo s o p h ic a l j “ T h e p h ic al Club on B a c k g r o u n d o f E c o n o m ic T h o u g h t ” a t 7:30 o ’clock p. rn. ro o m 207. All i n t e r e s t e d in t h e s u b j e c t a r e in v ite d to a t t e n d . in P R E S I D E N T . N o tic e E go ti. T h e r e will be a le c tu r e in E c o n o m ic s (J t o d a y . A. B. W O L F E . G e r m a n Club. T h e r e g u l a r g e r m a n w ill be held a t I i , C. Hall S a t u r d a y n i g h t. P R E S I D E N T . C h e m i s t r y I. T h e e x a m i n a t i o n s e t f o r t o d a y will P r e p a r e f o r in le ss o n j be g iv e n n e x t M o n d a y . t o d a y c h a p t e r 40 t h r o u g h p a g e 477. t h e C h e m i s t r y 107 E. P. S C H O C H . Winsonians. T h e r e will be a n i m p o r t a n t m e e t i n g o f t h e W in s o n ia n D r a m a t i c C lu b a t I 4 o ’clock th i s a f t e r n o o n in ro o m 142. A D R I A N L E V Y , P r e s i d e n t. PROF. RE E D IN DALLAS. P r o f e s s o r F r a n k L e F e v e r e R eed of t h e U n i v e r s i ty School o f M usic le f t l a s t n i g h t fo r D a lla s W’h e r e he is to th e l e c t u r e - r e c i t a l b e f o r e d e liv e r a Mu’sic T e a c h e r s ’ A s s o c ia tio n o f t h a t c ity t o n i g h t on t h e s u b j e c t o f “ M usic A p p r e c ia tio n . Mr. R eed will a ls o g iv e .ap-1 th i s p e a l i n g t h e r e u n d e r t h e a u s p i c e s o f t h e E x te n s io n D e p a r t m e n t o f th e U n i-! v e r s i f y l e c tu r e - r e c i ta l in Y o a k u m Mr. R eed is b e c o m in g w idely k n o w n th e s t a t e a s a n a u t h o r i t y on o v e r m u sic , t h r o u g h t h e m e d iu m o f th e s e le c tu r e s , a n d h a s r e c e iv e d so m e v e ry f a v o r a b l e p r e s s c o m m e n ts . S T U D E N T T E A C H E S LAW J u d g e I r a H il d e b r a n d o f th e L aw D e p a r t m e n t w a s c alled to S a n A n ­ to n io y e s t e r d a y on b u s in e s s . Q uiz m a s t e r J. 0 . G u le k e is h a n d l i n g th e j u d g e s ’ c la sse s d u r i n g his a b se n c e . S y l v a n L a n g , g r a d u a t e o f th e U n i­ th e c ity d u r i n g in v e r s i t y , h as been M a so n ic in itia tio n . G. C a m p b e ll A r n o u x h a s l e f t fo r F o r t W o rth , w h e re he h a s a c c e p t e d a p o s itio n w ith one of th e d a ily p a p e r s . B o y s, a w a r m r e c e p tio n a w a i t s yo u th e a t R e a s o n o v e r ’s B a r b e r S h o p in L ittle f ie ld b u ild in g . You a r e w elcom e a t all h o u r s o f th e d a y . I H E E L L I O T T S . P h o t o g r a p h w o r k f o r th e C a c t u s is all f in ish e d . E v e n so, r a t e s will be on s till f o r a tim e u t t h e E l l i o t t ’s. H a v e t h a t s o m e nice p ic tu r e s o f y o u r s e l f you h a v e been p r o m is in g . V A R S I T Y C L U B . Is th e p la c e to go if you a r e H u ng ry P h o n e lu nch. o r lo n e so m e . D a i r y 1753, 2 0 0 0 G u a d a lu p e . D A N C I N G L E S S O N S R E S U M E D . I will r e s u m e i n s t r u c t i o n s in d a n c in g I a t P r o te c tio n H a ll i m m e d ia te l y .— M rs. I S a le , p h o n e 2218. E X C L U S I V E A G E N T S L A I R D - - S C H O B E R S H O E S FOR WOMEN D I L L I N G H A M S MINNESOTA WRITER TELLS OF DOINGS IN THAT SCHOOL ( C o n tin u e d f r o m p a g e 3) W ill ia m s h e r e in M in n e s o t a w e lc o m ed t h e n e w s t h a t T a d J o n e s h a d b e e n g iv e n t h e Y a le p o s itio n . t h e f a c t t h a t lo s in g p r o p o s i t i o n A t h l e t i c a u t h o r i t i e s h e r e to o k a r a d i cal s t e p t h i s y e a r in a b o l i s h i n g b a s e ­ i n t e r c o l l e g i a t e s p o r t. A l. ball a s a n t h o u g h th e m o v e w a s c o m b a t t e d for a tim e , s t u d e n t s a r e b e g i n n i n g to b e ­ t h a t t h e s t e p w a s a w ise one , lieve t h e g a m e in v ie w o f w’a s a f in a n c i a l l y a n d t h a t t h e c o n t e s t s f a il e d to a t t r a c t a n y c o n s id e r a b le a m o u n t o f i n t e r e s t . I n c o n s e q u e n c e o f t h e a b o l i s h i n g of b a s e b a ll, i n t r a m u r a l s p o r t s a r e s t e a d ­ ily g r o w i n g in i m p o r t a n c e . W e no w h a v e b a s e b a ll, i n t r a m u r a l h a n d b a ll, a n d f o o tb a ll. I n t e r f r a t e r ­ n ity c o n t e s t s , to o , a r e b e in g held m o r e in a f r e q u e n t l y , a n d a r e o r g a n i z e d m o r e s y s t e m a t i c m a n n e r t h a n f o r m ­ e rly. h o ck e y , T h e f e a t u r e of a t h l e t i c s t h a t h a s been g iv e n m o s t c o n s id e r a tio n h e r e is t h e W e s t e r n C o n f e r e n c e r u le b a r r i n g f r o m i n t e r c o l l e g i a t e a t h l e t i c s all m e n w ho h a v e p la y e d s u m m e r b a s e b a ll f o r m o n e y . M i n n e s o t a a n d all o f th e o t h e r C o n f e r e n c e c o lle g e s h a v e h a d m a n y d i s a g r e e a b l e e x p e r i e n c e s in e n ­ th e f o r c in g t h e rule. 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