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B U S T I N , T E X A S , W E D N E S D A Y . OC T O H E R 26. 1910.

V O L . X I

NO. 9

iS K E T BILL OUTLOOK 
! SEEMS VERY HOPEFUL 

I I M ! S GiJLfNG!LAOIIPT LONGHORNS TRAMPLE NECESSARY BLOG. FUND FOOTBALL ENTHUSIASTS 
THRONG AUDITORIUM

BENEFICIAL RULES) ONLIGHTKENTUCKIANS 

IS ALMOST ASSURED 

B O T H O L D A N D N E W M A T E R I A L C A L L E D M E E T I N G OF C O U N C I L ’ P L U C K Y K E N T i l f k l a n q 

l l u l D l .

IS P L E N T I F U L — T E A M TO H A V E 

C O N S I D E R S N E W P L A N S M I S S * 

E X T E N S I V E T R I P .

L A V E N D E R M A D E A D D R E S S .

W E I G H E D A N D O U T C L A S S E D .

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TO C O P E W I T H T E X A N S O U T 

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_____ S T U D E N T S R E S P O N D GENE: ROUS- DR. 

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B E NE D I C T M A K I S H U M O R
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O U S A D D R E S S •— V A U D E V I L L E

T i O N S — G I R L S W E R E L I B E R A L . 

S K « T P R O V E S E N T E R T A I N I N G

. HARDIE PLEASED COMMITTEE APPOINTED TEXAS, 48: KENTUCKY, 0 GANIPAICN NETS SID,ID I D E N I LIGHTFOOT SPOKE

111 spite of tho popularity of foot- 1 On F rid a y, Ort. 21. MIO. tho Wo- 

shall Olid tho told weather tho 

sup- man's rom p ll had a (allod mo, tin ;.

■portors of the gfime of basket ball 

[have already begun practice for 

th* 

penning season. 

In response* to th* 

r a il iv sue I by Mgr. Thornton Mardi*’

I'M*' purpose of this meeting was to 

eloet some one to fill a vacancy t n 

the executive hoard and to 

atte! d 

to otner im portant business. 

Mi

and Coach M etsonihin. a soon- o f men j ul|a Cooper w as elect,-d by acclaim 

dm,,. I>,-on busy on the courts on the 

,|on ,0 (t l, 

vaoancy M, „ ,.|rvis 

B t blet lo field, and every afternoon the mart(, a r ,.p„ rt 

on (hp fund OOIlr,,r il.

football follow ers have added a sight inK Mrs K trb**s picture 

B . 
B o l 

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lively basket ball games. 

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. 

f Management has decided 

that 

1 

rh** I n\*piwi.>r 

* 
Lavender made 

the nn 
I on 

fi.,, iim„ w ovoi 
tile lienor s>stem. 

Miss
*' 

team must a va il itself of th** several I

linen! is before Xm as that have g"U-
i 

■erally been wasted, and expe<*ts that 

S t ile men as a result w ill he 

in good < 

,

■ condition by the time that the regu- 

. .

lar season begins. 

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Tf has alw ays been the aim of tin 

. 

W om an’s Council to aid the
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j of tin* incoming classes 

.

.... women

to develop

and put to work new girls. To do 

i this and to avoid over-working 
i . 
better known girls, the following res-

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the 

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iiit«M**st in basket ball in I iii* olutions were drawn up and adopted: 

■ v e r s if y circles has steadily increased,
R a n d this year further interest is 
in- 
ISIL' 
■Iused into the game by the announce*
Burnut that th** team is to play by th** of U n iversity women be typew ritten 
a ll 
B r o ! irs tate rules. As a resuh of 

the aud kept by the secretaries <U 

officers in the various organizations

I . That a list of the names of th** 

»

j

A d o p t io n of th, s,. northern rules the 1 the orKalljZatio n i.
Import w ill be rated as a represeiita- i 
■ live U n ive rsity game and recognized!
to 
J a s such. Now that the team is 

gm***‘t only those teams from other col- tip 

to date, and to see that the dif- 

Ifgos th** interest in if w ill be mate*!- 
W a l l y strengthened, and support 
of 
Still* student body w ill be more gener-
® on s ly accorded than in the past.

ferent organizations be provided.

•‘I. That new officers and new com­

mittees in a ll organizations be chosen 

as far as possible from girls whose

9 Prospects for a good year are ve ry j
pleasing, according to a canvass made*
Elf the men who are intending to com- ! After a thorough discussion 

names do not appear on this list, 

, 

two 

pete for positions on the team. Of j committees were appointed, one 

to 

jjjtht* \eLei ans of last year the large ma niake a list of those girls 

holding

bority are in school. Capt.-elect Mas- 
Li,,,,rn 
H bi HK ill, Cam pbell, Jam es, G arrett, lia r 

ii t 

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... 

.

offices in the various organizations,

Mi*-. Schram , Sch afer, Ring, and 
f c e ll of the last y e a r’s team are 

Hat- ulld ,l" ' other one 

in dates of 

t0 arra,’K'
the various U n iversity func-

the

; line for the honors this season. 

Be- tions so that no two will come 

at

In a game character.xe,I ay brilliant 
individual playing and rather po r 
team work on the part et T e x a s , and 
by bard, but useless fighting en the 
part *f lier opponents, T e x a s downed 
th e t .even from T ran s> Iv,min 
Cd* 
b ge oil Clark bield las Sa iii*. I \ by 
a score of t> to th 
I ’efoiY tin ccn.e 
sonir* little anxiety Was t- It b**c:nme 
of the flirt that ( ’apt. Kirkpatrick was 
out of lim game with a sprained auk « 
However, wnen tile Kentucky 
However, when th** Kentucky 

team
team

The stil? c l i n g of the t vv« Iv * v M.

An 

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f * ; m i s a t 

tin- f i n a l r< p e n XI*»n

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r.v enthusiastic ra lly was 

b* I !

ii b

ti;*>r

MUI.

Friday night in th** Xu- 

a re ord-brr ik mg < rowd 

led.

w is plainly' demonstrate 

spirit at th* U n iversity 

t I in i 

is at a login r ebb 

for**. After 

responding 

* ral j “ lls led b y Mar 

*

** crowd wa* put

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a very helpful ta k , line ! up on the field it was plain that
.. 

Isl, ,, 
J 1 hey w ir e gr«*atly outw, ighed, 
.th o W(, womW hn\v jjrfl,, or no lrou

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an*’

Bo o k wa it cr

. $ 

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Jo lllm o n

n. Miss GI. M aver i ck 

. . . .

."ii if s 

I.l o u i s e 

th** defense, and 

A. AI iss R
Ti. Ai ifs .iican Figh 
C.

hie v. itll them. m iring the first filmr
I ter, how* vor. they surprised 
* v«*t \
•iii** bv' their fierce, aggressi\** work 
°!i 
( ’apt. Francis 
showed up splendidly in his kicking.
Mas,angili did th** kicking for Texas, 
v *rv 
and bis work at quart* r was 
comal* nd a blo. His fiat of 
kickit g I 
eight 
I Monday \'b*,h 
out 
dom accomplished, ain* deserving of Huts! *• ('o n trib m iou 
more than mere month n. 
In his open) 
ti**il work In* was again as g* o I a s ! 
returned
usual, and ho and Brown 
punts in fin** form. Brow n is show- 

i single failure, Is one that is .--**1- I Ll is 

goals after touchdowns with

it a no 

* oi a I

A 

* • * ven a

more jo vial mood by Dr. 

lo, in a f* w , v ell-put re- 

m ar**, fur 

rrean le* p*

< r * xt- lid* d his ever I ti * 
it bority with th*- Stud* lits,

Th «n Mi

Ligb t ? OO* ; pok«* 

**t 

th**

n**<.**. it* of <o lleg** athletics, and urg 

I th • grinds and * gentlemen of lei- 

fiT<» u
7"t* * * ■ *
v *•)I — ,50 i
51 7 7 5

-ii "• ’ * * 

to g* I * ut of th e ir id e a o f A ll

)2, * 6i .HO I
- ..... »►« I v\ ork and N o F l a y , to indulge in ath ­
a.LMI a .’*0

letics to a larger extent., 

lie further

ss 002.80
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149..*0 j shout I not com** from th** 

said 

i hat 

rn I

the support of tin* t am

student*

l,».49.no j al«>»i*k, but ti oui I in tr friends and the

 

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a ;a.I.Hit :

people of Austin 

ii, general. 

"T h e

U n iv e r s it y ," said Mr, L ig h tfo o t, 

“ be 

That a member of t Ii** Coun< ii

tudy of (ins,* B r i m s w ill prove 

longs as m uch to tie people of Auh-

appointed to keeep this list revised 

ing up to splendid advantage this year 

int**:* sting, but will ny j.o means o il •it* and th* poop!** of Texas as 

to

. 

,, 

am! ins work both on offence and de-j the 
fease is of the best quality. On end I 
Kl 
big do** hat ill w as easily a star.Tim** 
after time he broke up K e n tu ck y’s in- 
in 
terterence, and finally th «* boys 
Maroon stopped sending plays 

. 

E s till 
wa> and resorted to kicking. 
was also <*xcellent 
iii getting down 
the held under punts. Several times 
he damped his man In his tracks, and j ° f 
tw ice sncceed**d in r*covering 

after 1 ll,,y 

t bu si.ism 
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tory of th,* fni’ hlul work and »ui»y **t >"» and if is tin* duty of tiles*

'u n tirin g et!* rts o! 

18 * lld 

f "urn.

. 

1 

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. 
th** fw *Iv. had peop.

1
1
vt.ling • possible.

lo

support 

it 

in * very way 

Xml they %v ill get. 

their

ladies who have given themselves »o m oney’* worth. 

'J *>xas has rh** beat

his u n sp arin g ly and with 

such r*nl **n *«*am this year that sin* has 

had for

(I* s**rve unstinted 
i
* 
K nuh now ii an;1 ,rm<>r(j tnay alw ays rest assured

prni *

* 

mine time; she has a splendid coach,* 

s h e w ill win games if we, her sup­

' A “ w i ” " on's 
I 

ilEV1‘ ,MM‘n 

porters, ar*- 

lo y a l." Mr. Idghtfoot

>'r a " " ‘‘‘1' ,
fro »» Hi** ,fien -avo his hopis aud 

assurance

fumbles. 

E s till 

is one of the hard- start and at the close cf the 

cum 

On* Hough*.i na would be victor-

♦‘St, most consistent players oil th** paign three of tin* r i \. * highest stun*! 
team, and tho In* seldom has an op 
portunity to star, he is alw ays then- 
with 
with the goods in getting into the in­
terference, breaking it up, and getting iia m ma Book walt* r. The hop** is tim 

lng tt,alI1B a r „ la(li( S v b ; XiiHS LolliS(. j„ t! u> applau bul
. . 
Johnson, Miss Je a n b igh, ami Miss 

j 

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*i 
th- n H arris pud Ins op« ra 

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troop**,

‘•onscting of Mons. l». G arrett, Dr.

! 111 en fin* f o ll o w in g day, 

and was

■sides these are Ross and Seale, 
■stars on the A llen Academ y team of j

st year, when that team won 
vyuu 

the
lilt-, 

the the same 

time.

On Saturday, Oct. 22, 1910, the Ad-

his man. 

. P U 

, ^ 

In 

lh ° flrsl <l uartor Texas 

preparatory schools championship of M80rv Board of th.* Vom ans Ooun- , rhe north end of the fiejd and kiek(, . ^ h ye b<^ ^ ^ 

The officers were redistri- to T ra n sylva n ia ’s 5-yard line Howard
. 

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the State. These men will strengthen c il met. 
[the old m aterial greatly. 
captain of the San Antonio 

m u nn a f n a in I ....... . 

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Scott, the hilted as follow s:

H igh 
■School team is here, and so is Doe 
| Jones of Sw arthm ore. Morgan V in ­
ing, the cap tain of the 1909 team is 
in 
again 
[trim for the game by playing 
right 
fend on the football team.

in school and 

is getting 

W illiam s.

Cooper.

President— M iss Sadie Richmond. 

First V ice P re sid e n t— Miss Cam ille 

St*cond V ice President— Miss .Tulia 

Secretary— M iss Louise Johnson. 

Treasurer— M iss Je a n John.

The coach, M r. W . E. M etzenthin, 
has had varied experience iii handling 
till kinds of teams, and last year p ro ­
duced a basket ball team 
very successful. Th is year he is to 
devote regular hours to the 
squad, 
and says that the outlook is very en- 
couraging. The A th le tic Council has | m an. having won th** mile race in 

tions. Mr. Eagleton is a noted track

VV. E. Lo n * and Clyde Eagleton of 

that was* 

. 

trips 

nas 
for 

special honors in his college in 

promised its assistance and it w ill the State meet last year. Mr. Long 
furnish equipment and direct the trips Ls also a track man> but hag Won 
as heretofore. M er B a rd ie has under
S 
pnnfrir 
the
two 
contemplatmn 
team to be pulled off about February 
next. 
includes Oklahoma 
I niv *rsity, B a y lo r and Southwestern. 
and 
These are all our old enemies 
are w ell known 
in basket ball cir- 
h*s. The other trip considered, is to

uate students in A. C. this year, and 
Mr. Eagleton Is the Stephen F. A us­

Eugene L. H a rris arid Fran k Har- 
niihiana, where the teams of La. mon have just returned from a trip

tin Fellow in H istory.

erary society work. 

Both are grad­

The first 

lit-

received tin* ball and carried it only 
aboul three yards. T ran sylvan ia s ta rt­
ed playing then with a vengeance, 
whil * Texas was somewhat 
slow. 
Howard hit the left aid of fin* Hue 
for a seven yard gain, McCaah went 
three through the opposite sid**, and 
McGee plunged thru the aam** place 
for five. A t this point 
Texas was
penalized for being off-sid**, and on

I ! " ’ " “ Xt P t a y 

lin e 

left 

if Texas was going to make a touch 
down 
in th** first "tilrec minutes of 
play. Moore and Brow n hit Urn 
for tw elve yards together, Trail sylvan 
ia was penalized five for off-side, and 
Jam** h ir th* 
sid for five, and 
Spoonts the other side for four. At 
Hiis point, when a touchdown sein ­
ed inevitable, Massing]]] fumbled and 
ball went over to K en tu ck y on
., 
fra n c is punted 40

u 
her ten-yard line. 
yards to Brow n, who returned flit* rn 
Then, by a magnificent doubt*- p a s s , 
M ass:j,gill to Spoonts, and a forward 
pass, Spoonts to Hoover, Texas made

I , , 

, 

Austin College, Sherman, are here to J tUc.ky g thirty-ynrd 

V a rsity recovered th.* ball on Ken
all

This 

lim*. 

talc** th** Rhodes’ Scholarship examina happ^*n**d like a flash, and it look'd a

I n iversity, Tulane, and 
State 
YTew Orleans Y. M. G. A. yv i 11 
net. One of the trips is assured and I sights at the Dallas K a ir- These two | ^ "n .y - e ls h t yards, a n i Hoover a a s 

to Dalals, where* they took 

the 
be

the '

in 

t may be that both can be arrang- j gentlemen represented the H all, and i 

° U n <l 0,1 lh“ OTi< -va rfi Brie by Oldei 

d’ 

accompanied one another on the trip. 

‘ Continued On Page Fo u r.;

took us loyal aud hearty in tiu-ir >upp-rf
v h< f,

() 

, 

oi

this

-bus 

iud comes up.

t n i o t l u r U n i . * r s i t y a f f a i r 

the men of tile Univ* rsity w ill be dos* 

l.rown**, s, nor \!phu**los
Too rn bess* *e, and a seer*
of other
ut ira, pr* seated the one uct vaude- 
vil! • skit, entitled, “ The F a cu lty B a n ­
que ut Ja c o b y ’s ," Th*? H a rris Com­
is now on its way trout N ew 
pany 
The leading team of th** tw elve was bor . to the C ity of Mexico, where it
] will spend the winter. Owing to the 
V a rsity 
entht.t iastic appeals of the 
j theaiia goers, Signor H arrie s has t**l<** 
in Mexico
graph.**! th** authorities 
w ill be a Week Int**, and w ill
th* ra lly iasxt F rid a y night with

Xi ii s’ , eng. 

,••)*) mark 

$12900 would Inn** ’n* n mali *d rh Is b< a 

aud w ith each t* am doing I! i . tie

Mr. A. R. Gram bling's, wi

Bot Ii of I hem pass. I t i 

l o lle r a h e a d o f Mr. Z. S 

ba

is said in conden.mifit n af l o on**, j 

a n d 

J how-v.-r. as all » r. I 

how ever, as all \v*-re ta i’ b: el ami d** 

b e l 

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s*-rve only praise for ti.*,! u idi/ingi

eftor'a and 

it 

. p. aks v . Ii 

for 

the I

that 

last w inter 

set 
another nkit 
NY*yv \ ork wild, H e is beseiged by re 
p-jfierg, but no inkling of th** charac­
ter of th** produetlon w ill be glv* n.

‘-Illy I ami,, p r ,.m p l , y a, 

la * rally will begin next 

Frid ay 
I a r K . st

Th.. 

spirit o. the k<u<I<-!iik 
F*)iir d ays’ work m*aiiv ^i*»,(*oo was 

Il.a. 

(,( 

iii 

given. 

In addition to tie- workers, 

. here'or**, should la* im idiom s! 

j crow I in th* history of th** institution 
is look** I for, as A uhuru is on** of 
in the South 
'th e strongest elevens 
I this 
* a on, as she has been for th**
1 past ii nr or five years and a victory 
i *r w ill mean that T**xas will be 
over 
a strong bidder for Southern cham ­
pionship honors. Texas has h**r five 
th** 
hardest games y* * * befor#* fu r ; 
few | lay* I have only been skirmish* s
XX hat sh** w ill do In these five gam* s 
sup- 
w iJ Ic* mad** by th** board, part : < * or j * i th** f< ;nn by tin* student 

givers a n i among til** girls and boys 
r* a1 
both, tlmr*' ar* many cases ot 
and unselfish sacrifi*** and g''M“ rosjty. 
XX <• regra-t only that 
iui.->s* *l 
th** opportunity to help in forwarding
a movement that so vita lly concerns
the whob* student body ami th** (Til
versify.

jib p'*!;,Is aim o’p * u tir«*ly on the 

.->oim* 

Eff*ii 

under the leadership of Mr. Coulter, body, and the people of Austin. Au­
th*- Stat** secretary, to s<* tire 
the burn is being brought to Texas under 
$10,000 yet needed to cla im the vF*.- a »r;-/ ic .ivy guarantee. Brin g your 
OOO in gifts conditional on completing girl to the rally, and drag out those 
; 
the fund by Dec. Is l, 

lady like grinds."

 • 

E d ito r -In-Chief 

A s%ivt„)r,t fctii?cr I i*c h ief« 

• ■ * * • • A thletic Edito r. 

. 

. Society Ed itress,

G E O . A, H I L L , J K 

S H I K L I Y I: N C .LI8 H 

W A L I L H DI AL L V 

G R A C E L.ONw

Laura Sm ith.

Jam es Canfield 

G. G, Goode.

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

R. A. R itchie. 

H e n * Johnaon.

K. K . Bettis. 

T. O. Cheatham . 

C o. W . Cole.
w. T. Neblctt. 

Jr .

Norm in M arrow ,

Amos Peters,

S Y D N E Y S M IT H 
. . . 
 
M A R S H A L L R A M S D E L L 

.

* ........................... * ............. Business Manager.

a ** ♦ 
........................... * • A ssistant Business M anager.

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Entered as sacond-claa. m atter at the postoffice at Austin, Texas, under 
the act of Congress of M arch 3, 1879.

Subscription Price
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Business O ffice

 

 

* .................... $1.50 per yea:

as, m aking an oaf lint of the d iffer 

•*•* Boom 46, U n iv e rs ity

''n: p> riods and stages of ifs dovehee 

‘ ii h <J h A, Atli t

DO Y O U R P A R T !

W ith I Ii in isHUf cif Tin Tovnn 

fit . 

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rn,mag. men! and 

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staff

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committee a din rent period, begin* 

p o i n e A L 

IN D 

E C O N O M IC 

S C IE N C E

^ S S O C i A T IO N .

I I M numb S r iv nee

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IIK o til g of

ay afternoon at 4

iu ii.i- <»;*!« to h 

lit*

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re nli>t 
i i t u t t i 
8tiii ion.
I. 13. W h a lin g , 

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Th
ming j
bi lent

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.Si' ref a ry Al 

fi. Ifo iid e rso n .

T iv . isun r < 

i i 

Kxf-cuiivn Conin 

I In sr* Hoy Pearson, 

Ho wards, 
f t, * * — ; I. ii wha 
and AL Qua iii.

Hr. Knasby, who

a ltiH s .'v d lh,. \s

I s o c b u r j 11, hi at* ii 

ii

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In* was v ita lly 

I in tl ivt-h. | in t ii,. u , 
I,.

'ton and sol 

'n : k of tin* \skim In* 

i 

lo liia Assot ja ­

! Hon that 

if

il J). for flu's vt a r s

w ork, fin* industrial H isto ry of Tex 

nients from its earliest times, 

The 

w ent,\'o eoniniiiU'O too, roi'otnmend* 

ed that 'jiiestion, and the Association 

unan.m oiusly approved if.

I i i ' executive connnittve int<nds 

to cli vide* the question into periods, 

form committees, and assign 

cat h 

fling with the historical atPeeedeiits 

uni ‘eking it up to tho present time.

I her'* seems to In* abundant m ater­

'inn*, hut 

if 

is in such form that 

it 

cannot 

Im* readily made us., of. T ile 

purpose of flit* Asse:-!;!'ion is to .study 

the d ifferen t phases of the question 

thoroughly, collect 

the 

facts, 

and 

work them up into h isto rical papers 

»r reports, and ai 

the end 

of the | 

put 

them togt I h er and 

have 

hem printed 

in permanent form for 

ut lift* use, making a com plete his* 

ors <t the economic developm ent of 

I ex.is I rom its earliest days 

to 

the 

>ros nit time.

•'on <an b,M J'" '* * . and it must Miffjeo that We h.lv 

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pnrta.it nows omitted are in a nositln« tie 
■hour-I shoulder tho blame.? 

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t m. m m

H ici 

I litre tire two points about Seal brough 
clothes w hich compel your attention e ve ry time 
>ou look at them. One s the unusualness o f the 
It iv n<)‘ 
I bile: the other the aristocratic “ a ir.” 
our aim to disregard other features; in fact. w< 
can t, because the designing, tailoring and poise 
make clever style possible, and natu rally the 
fabric is foundation.

Suits and Overcoats $15.00 and Up

You no m an— can form a fair idea of how
really clever our clothes are until he has seen 
them.

W E DO IT B ET T ER

W h y clo you care to save OO per month on von

i easoncvble prices.

A

 W ° r b ’ W M ' W * , f r "

 y o u 

, h e * « • « » n c k

Coupon books IO per cent Discount.

'* 

*Li'lf 

ll IU ti 

]K

ial en flit' question at the 

present 

SCARBROUGH & HICKS

B A Y ! O R 

IS TO D E C O N S ID E R E D .

t r y i s

Bosche’s Troy Laundn

P H O M ;

•' re m mn 

is being , ii,ilia !,,1 for th , 

wish lo 

 \ 

*i M H .r ..i 

* tV *'*• dolt alod in 

. • 

lf nui .

, 

. .

PH 

I.os, „ i H i hilt th u s, w |m

Ila:* lo r’s d fc is iv e defeat of T. C. 

 
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ureal Mc-

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'“ ''Play 

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».zz7,™ z?r- ' ,-

I . „ „ k 
ia>oK won to j olir mf crests!

J " " ' 

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, 

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lh * Htrongosf 

foot ba ll 

|,.llln 

, 

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t IM ..........
^^«*n out as

:" Md" 

"'in p . so h , on lh,, in,, 7 <-m-h'VU'n
*

I ill* af hit *t ic 

ittio,. jj uj' 

* 
j , ((J 

j

• la-I Monthly plainly 

showed that 

* h‘dt 

I en iii, 

under the tutelage of 

Kulph d a / e , 

is om* of tin* sfrong- 

»*Kt 

’ hat Texas must moot this sea­

son. A. A- AI. played T. 

[\ at Col- 

1 ^ 

* t a y lo r jiiayed the same

’ ••am on lier home grounds at W a co .

.... ...

' !*l n e i a s irong**r team than A. Ai 

H. did. 

but they defeated it by a 

hug.-i store, 

hitty-two to 

nothing

does.,’i con nil w ell for V a rs ity , does 
it ?

1 'M H i nt s (iff the subject. 

Texas 

- 1 i;iVi,i" u X o v e m b fr .“», at W aco 

a Ii is.ihiijtv „ i nil ii, ti. sit , lh „ football 
" " ' s 

*i 's' ii,KU,.-ii 

I-,,,,,, 

;s" “ s '<■ 

is ‘' " " “ ''i'-riiiK the
t i,,

H iyo ci 

that know s HaM or and 

lier 

'“ " ' b o is knov s what it means to plnyi 

' " “ •-•V iii'1,1,ii. 

is KU,, , ' 

. 

M ” rU 

° r tlU’ « “ >•- 

Is 

ins!

hors . race. 

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S h o o ,, r , i i n u , i
1 

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r„ 

8ri(" r°p
‘ tm ion of a j , „ k, y in ,,

i,mi 

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“ as 
ill,., ,,r , 

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" ork «'» •"''"•■ut 

I * ti I. Ii

A ii," iSan

m ill" cornin,-ut on 
papers, strange, was it not?

IU,. L a d so n ,, 

n (.„.s 

: " rim,S <oll" K- l*»<-n* n,art., no. 
„ , „ jr
nous p a n 

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' Kl 

' ! K a n s a s 
tM r KU,I,ic-,I 

I n iv e r s itv 

a ll 

th,* <>r 

•

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l('{ ( T O s ' twlvr 

a|v required 

to 

submit

,f V-'r if> 

hM'- 
;;°U,i h<! *- tong befur. „ 

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ituis w;.rv sub V " (‘(i 1 • U
in ,, , '‘1 

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SUWl 
rcquircmc ts m‘° *°m be ad‘*^ to

h“ MA e,’siiy of S yracu se 

JJC 
trim « „ •

^

° 

' 

l u ;,U !!lyil!' Hit 
; 

rumpus. 
on the t as; Lip, 

ror

at tlu* d e so la te h ill of

" : ' m : 

,,m Wi th 

lac, hat wi ha Vi a, -t ;

mpri,' lMa « ‘»d b ,au ,if3iuR as th,. S v r ‘ ^ 

V ' 

|

• 

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^

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^ ^ ‘sses
, Urh

^ for 

“ steeg^ contem plate.

K '> "* iie 

1 

T 

lins ai, honorsr.v i
"Illy oausc tt i.lcspread 

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r
|
.
lis-.-nsi 

,

.-

X " ' h a sot i.-tj a (

cations fo r .HHaiborship. A S a i „ w o u l^ .iu .v ’ r "• d ,,,eru ,lllin * »>•■ 'luau-
: ' ,v“ ,h « oft-mooted .ut. s-

" h l h oft«n " i " Kl*, hi i .-st claim . 

- 
ail tile freshm an d an ce?

• 

i “ lim to distinction, to m ake E n g lis h [

ht*r 12 ll<>r b• >iut* grounds. Thcx have
“ did ll am ; they have a very
a 

, l ! l r ‘ ii! ro;1' K; tiiev have an alumd- 

of 

that 

n ecessary 

**<

•A dr ii. ”

•'Mint we ought to do 

is to 

’ ’“ 'n 
vvhat they expect to o ile r us.
u " ought to go up to tho gen;,* j„ a

M anager S ta rk 

is ti. i: g his 

; '" S1 

!<) • ' : raf('s for the gam e, and 

: 

ls 

,m u' 

' a s s ,

i r *d th a t ii" w ill

'i ‘'! 
us ' ' 

h now only rem ain s for
;i holiday. A n yo n e Im.k-

 

............ -;Lme fl*om an unprejudic*
. garbing the Sentim ent

“ * » w , o • 

^ 'r" i with the F a n n e r g a m * ........
w ill

th;lf 

i s more im portant ,

,h :l“ the Houston game. W e get *i

» “ ■ ' " “ or. W h y no, lur
i tll. 
"'liirt. is eq ually as 
\ ihousand students ought 

' I'.' lur gam e aud 

cheer 

'o victo ry. W e h ave a 

‘ " a " " 

a 1 Iean sweep 

this v, a r —

I 

 

• 

..... 

» “ * we w on't got it
KO W ith the team on both 
''lls and esp e cially the W a, o

,8 . s t r a ''»-‘ "* A. « 

J I .

KT.,UMI- 
M otions, supported b y a 

on her H O U K
student

lit'iyuiK 

' 

' body that is O K E 

means to W IX . W e 
holiday! 

that u iii

• l,l‘“ vx IJI use arn

1US' have 

an>
a

"IM u m - m o f n a l I '"exams “ in 

 

 — 

the^oiT' “ 

.wit s r j : 

,0<,ki" s to 

the

.

i A L A c h B A R B h R S H O P
Wolf,Proprietor, 306 Cong Ave A u .ti 

F - 

T
xas-

’ 

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

ix 

.ust n a..s tonsorial artists, 

Barl.erc* 

Baths. Turkish and Russian Bath 

’ 

..
. 
8lW " es' 

Hot 

and Cold

For $10, $32.50 or $15.00

^ „ ? c M t y o u a 8 “ d' ho" ' st' a " —

H A R T S C H A F F N E R ca, M A R X Suits 

1 lst word in quality and style,

S u i t s , $ 2 0 to $40.

Overcoats and R a in Coats. $15 to $40.

Coat Sweaters, $2.50 to $6.00

BO W EN & S T E B B IN S

620 Congress A venu e

SPEC IA L PR IC ES

f

' J S T |J DE N T S . 

I C A R R Y T h e L A R p f c t

c a r p e t s , A N D d r a p e r i e s i n A U S T , ? 
A N D P R IC E S . 

S T 0 C K 0 F F U R N IT I RE'
U S T IN - G U A R A N T E E Q U A L IT Y

g o o d s s n , n 
g o o d s s o l d o n e a s y p a y m e n t s .

w - L - G ILFILLA N

'N G R E S ft A U e titM -
412-414 C O N G R E S S A V E N U E .

a u s t i n , t e x a s

 YOUR m a t r ic u l a t io n

f«? rAim'rnfl f ah
Is required fo r you to e n te r th- Urn’v e r i t y . 

,%• 

at O ur S to re You a rs a lw a y s W elco m e.

s e ire j tory

20th Century liru f s* i-.>

l l . C. J A C K S O N , P ro pH . I ,

-

A G E N T N U N N N A L L Y & G U T H S ’ G A N O .E s 

632 Cong-ess A venu e, Phr. ,<• >BS.

THR A l STIN NATIONAL I AXK

C a p ita l 

- 

Supple- and P ro fits 
.
D eposits 

$ 301,0; .'3 

325,300 
3,000,010

Business of the Faculty and cf tho Stude its So lic ite d

B R A L L t v GI E S N E W R U L - V

NC* r c g a r d ( n g w o r k 

i n 

e d u c a t i o n 

d e p t

■ 

lh part ii« 

a iv e r s ! tv oi 

• I tho folio 

I ’i'in in >

hlio 

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S LH f, i 

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-V 

Ik Id that 

11 o term . ,

lo,loo jc \ , ,

• 

^ d u ra tio n 

of 

- has to r. titly 

h iiu g ut 

] Jon. 

r ■ u ' iiiient

: 
yon thai 
Cdui at ion has 1 j

tho 

0

-nstiarn e at rob I |

moat bn 

(luring , J
»
a t• | S 
, $
ill] ( on rat a |

till4 

w!!t■ j-.' 

■ 

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1 

a{ “ 1 

in’ 

(Mini a lb in a l J

v> 
ll mr a - I 

*.iL .iud < oui \ 

.,(• t 

* ’’ 

*' <' i'l* d 

iii Iii>u of *
a
in s titu h ' j I 

\ ncv during tin ^ i d scholastic 

‘ 

: °\ ia r d Hu* i m « its ion of bis for* 

a 

Not him:, bow. vor. m ay 

be 

I in lion of sum mer norm al in ­

i' Pm ,Junco with r* sp,vt to tho 

■don of a t» ai In rs* certificate.**

N O T IC E ! N O T IC E !

Clothes
Questions

are best settled w here best clothes abound.

Sn u h - W ilco x S m a rt Clothes for men 
a r e a eon,bin on o f Style. Q uality, and 
b i n e W orkm anship 
The N ew F a l l 
M o. els of Si its and O vercoats are ready.

Come in and look them over - your visit 
w ill put you in touch w ith the best clothes 
passible to produce.

V. O. Weed I C. M.

U N D E R T A K E R
M w Hospital Ambulant-.., Carriages 
Phone 223 

923 C ons. A ve.

D ealer 

In 

W a ll Pap er. P a in ts and O .ls, V\ Mite 
Uc id, V arnish es, W in d o w G -ss. 

P I C T U R E F R A M IN G A S P E C I A L T Y 
711 Congress Avo,

V i. A. Achilles & Co.

G R E E N B E R ,

G R O C E R IE S , W O O D , 

D e a le rs 

In 

I 
F E E D , A N D '' 

M an u factu rin g Optn ni

<CiliVt 

in 

I 

,

C O U N T R Y P R O D U C E . 

J K ir lo r s r ! bv • I1 f1 . 

I .. rn

H «* (quarters fo r E v e r y th in g Good to Hp*,-:*-!,,. 

E a t, 
E a t.
if ii s to E a t, W e H;; v>' I *’ and " l f

*■’!> H a ve It, I f s Good to F a t . ”
10-M1O W . 16th S t. 

Ph o nes 391

J ire

mi prescription filled m 

* 

8 

"J
I **»»,* ■ t on
R Ln

Sack Suits, $15 to $45 
Overcoats, $15 to $50 
Dress Suits, $35 and $50

H ats, Sh es and E ve ryth in g else a m an 

‘bo cloof ion of ( ! ) a vicc-prcsf- 

I tho Slut; at.' a ss oi intion, (LO 

j

i in-* Ii iv! of Gip 

I n i v o r s i i y j 

1 l ‘- aM I L L a bushie ;8 mating* ;!

• 

I am us. i ho fo llow in g rules 

' ill 

- obsi r v e d : 

i

*

1S
$

I $
;

.

.

Th 
H o e tio i 
.
• <}. .>»>' *4n1111 

 

i 

Is l. 

th..ll bi 

hold on !|

wears.

I 

IN V IT H M V S T T D E N T K K IK N D S i S O M E O F 

T H F 

T O M i ; i ; T M B A T T H M 
“ C O Z Y C O R N E R "
I heodore W arn er

T H E S T U D E N T ’S F R I E N D . ”

•’'O I Cong. A v*. 

old Phone 134

1 

ii 

' oi in 

box -b.’ ii Ii** 

in 

I J

_ 
T H A T A S T U D E N T N E E D S — 

n o t r
F I R S T T H IN G S

le a c h Su it, B a th R o le s , Tow els, P e n ­

nants, G ym n asit rn 

Shoes. 

Tennis 

Shoe«4», R ack et and N A s; you w ill 

"

f 1 ' 1? 

‘

J 

- 

- M i l d s i x o b 

| - \ s , 

J

’ 

: 

1 f* .sin ■ lit* 

and 

sh iii lf

n 1 

lim o 

i.u riI : w h ic h 

tho 

J

• 

ce « |)< ii among tin rn. provided, I }

ll.s’ 

IO! 

le ts than I wo judges 

a n d ’ !

n i ’-c (lo ck a ch all In* on duty at liny J

find a Com plete Lin e at The

one I MHO. 

W illiam K rueger

C O N F E C T IO N E R Y , O Y S T E R S A N D 

University Shot)

1610 L a v a ca S t.

C H I L E

Thor., is also a N ice Su m * a ir w a it­
ing tor you.

1603 L a v a c a St.

Old Ph o n e 2017

*> ic t “ F e T a k i n g 

p w M c p a d d

•I. O n ly fiv e vol ors a rc allow ed in 

1 I*o.l at a n y one time.

I- Hie voter 

.shall num ber 

tho 

nam 

the candidates lu r a n y one

i * • *on in 

tho order o f his cholee.

id 

lion oft trials have been appoint 

■ * I as 

ii Hows:

I 

I- w B u ild in g : 

Ju d g e s C. R.

I S e H S

lins Come
I H E E L L IO T T S
814 C o n g r e s s A v e .
I 

, j 

_ 

DRUGGIST

A u stin , Texns. 

■' u 

.J,, 

Bro w n , (J. O. Batem an. 

S 

Le. A R IN G , A N D U N S E C U R E D D E P O S I T S O F

r i l :. A. L . Cm irk sail, Sam H am ll* j 

T H I S B A N K A R E P R O T E C T E H a v t l j -

Nm, (*. (I. .M cKinney, W alter* .Miller, J 

F U N D ’’ O F T H E S T A T E O F T E X A S .

r L D B Y T H £ - D E P O S IT O H S G U A R A N T Y 

T H E N O N I N T E R E S T P T

s ^ 

I S i C 

I 

( . 0 

U P T O W N D R U G S T O R E

h : ui Arm strong, C arl L e e , 

Jo e 

U N I V E R S I T Y D R U G S T O R E

Tnt 

s urn!< . s, A. S. Dodd.

G E O . W . L I T T L E F I E L D , Pre sid e n t.

I 

2300 Guadalupe St.

F o r Kngim ‘lin g B u ild in g : 

Ju d g e s

J . H. D A V IS , V ice P re c is c ’nt.

Central Flank &Tru.M C o

A U S T IN , T E X A S

j I

6 OI 

I( o n o 't^ e s s $ 4

1612 L a v a c a St.

E. SEELIG

ale.* in Im ported and D om estic To-I
-) =- C igars, a id S m o k e rs ’ A rtic le s .!
' ° " p °o» and B illia r d Room . A ll 

L *v tab les.

Hotel Sot Oil

e u r o p e a n 

f l a n .

615 C ongress A ve.

j Beet Cafe in the city. 

S u n d ay even 

\ \

V^eilbacher

ing dinners a specialty.

t h e s t u d e n t s * f r i e n d .

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

7 ■ S T E I N W A Y

S T A R R

v' • • ’ U 

Lh i ks 

Ju k e C ollum , Gf'orge

Long, 

J a m n 

A n drew s, F re d Foote,

P- 

I umcI 

ii, ria l J Seek w it ii.

F - r B o ys’ 

I-ox-Academic B u ild in g ;

•U 

s P ‘1 al I 

I alii an, C u rtis Ros- 
< Bo \rm :droiig. Clerks- SY. J,.

' 

i '• a iii] I bel I, Hie; din ('raw

" > 
G. Engl ). K e ll Tsb* rg< r, Jn o . A. (J 
I 

JNL iv 'dan I, 

.Marion 

la 'v y .

F o r 

e B irls L tx. 

Ju d g e s ll. W . f 

•• v i amil r, H erm an P ip k in , 

ila r- l 

*s t( 

Vi) 
'* ' ° r u- 

l ‘-‘J.-4 

‘ r 
-.ram.

( b r a s — Z. T. A rm stro n g !
i , vo W. T. N c h lc tt, Wa!- ,
In |
'! bii K n ig h t, Donald 

John Bremond

R E S A L E G R O C E R , 

I M P O R T E R 

& R O A S T E R O F
h i g h g r a d e c o f f e e s
A u stin , T exas.

vison Davis & Co

> R T E R S A N D W H O L E S A L E 

G R O C E R S .

u H A P P E N T O GO B R O K E
S h o rt or W a n t 

to B u y a 
>ond or a n yth in g else, See

A. JA C K S O N ,

T IN 617 C on9 ress A ve .
* 

‘ 

* 

T E X A S .

R IC H M O N D

L. 3. H O F F M A N ,

L r s ill- at of Students* A ssociatio n .

Jesse French

Piano Co.

Big 

i HoonI 4b of the* M aili Build-

*i -4 mu 

'A (‘lim ;.d;;y alt<.*rnoor), O ctober

Th - 

I Mil.. - c lu b w ill hold a nu** t-

H ead q uarters for

H igh Class Pianos 
— a n d —

E a s y 

P la y e r P ia n o s
term s. 

instrum ents 
in exchange. Good pianos 

Oid 

taken 
rented. O ur phones 295.

Frank S. 'taylor
M anag er •

813 Congress A venue.

M I nu ii from D a lla s ar- arg* d
'J'nc electio n of of'fi; erg 

:«• tall b rin v\ili be held, 

and
j or the annual sm oker 

to uBom l. 
{b - 
i it iii cm i *j: j; 
inn.;L*.

A regu lar m eeting of the D ep a rt­

ment of ^duration w as held on 

last 

Aion fay ' ‘Veiling at thro o ’clo ck. And 

among other things, a recep tion, to 
bt* g in n later on, w as discussed. A f ­

ter a few brim' rem ark s by P re s id e n t 
Mast b oh and J . F . ( ’ox, the m atter 

was referred to the ex ecu tive 
w ith the pow er to act..
in ut 

corn­

Th-- follow ing o fficers wore ole t. 

H . ^ F A E F F L I N , C ashier.

J N O . C. R O S S . A ssista n t C ash ie r.

I The Avenue Hotel Bar belash 0n

|| I S F 1 R 8 T - C L A S 8 A A 'I > 1*1* T O - . H T B IX Ey BHY R B S P W J T 

^

TO S B K V S. H O T A X D CO LD K A T U S

J H G A S S A W A Y , P r o p r ie t o r

Cri.sk ii H o t e l L a u n d r y

P E R F E C T W O R K .

rough 

K o 
la u n d r y 
u ma to cut neekH and w r|Htt| a|1(J

r-fle H on o u r 

‘Bo ite p ro fan ity, for we are care 

ui 
neck 

in n in g co lla rs, tu ffs and 
\\'e w ill 

la u d s of sh irts. 

be Pl- *<«• d 

to r a i l and g, t y o u r 

■itiij.l.- ord r and ca n a ssu re y ,m 
fr- *• 

too, 

lf, 

s a tig fju : ion d e liv e r 
of ch a rg e .

P h o n e s 444.

McAlester Fuel Co.

Bryant P. Dickens

o s a g e M c A l e s t e r

C O A L

Ph o nes 246.

M i c e B in s , 207 C o lo rad o S t.

C O M M E R C IA L P R I N T E R

S tu d e n ts ’ C ou n cil— \V. 

f . 

A n d e r­

T A N T A L U M L A M P S

R E A D IN G L A M P S . S H A D E S A N D S U P P L I E S . 

T U N G S T E N A N D

Jo b w ork a sp ecialty. Students* trad e

solicited.

i 

( ’actus Repr* .<• n ta tiv i— ( ’arl 

(lard

107 E . 7th S treet. 

S ic g e a iitat-A rm s C. A Pu ck ett.

A S P E C I A L P R O P O S IT IO N T O V A R S I T Y S T U D E N T S .

909 Congress A venue 

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Phones 193

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ner.

BACON & HANCOCK
Plumbing and Electric W o r k

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LanC .V T:,7 l : r "•* 1 "e H 3r,han Studios Students, Attention

R H A R T H A N , Mite D , Ph. D, 
IR S . C A RTH A N . 

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R A T E S TO S T U D E N T S . 

25 For Cent Discount U

Voice
Sight Singing 
3 t t . d K * — J e s s e F r e n c h M u s i c 

Harm any 
Comp sition

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Ja y , i r! ay, and Saturday.

Ph o ne 2660.

HANCOCK
O P E R A H O U S E

F rid a y Night, Oct. 28

SAM S. AND L E E S H U B E R T 
Prese it

T H E 

IM M E N S E L Y F U N N Y F A R E 
FR O M T H E F R E N C H

H I LULU’S r\
u sba n d>3

BY T H O M P S O N B U C H A N A N ,

Author of “ A W om an’s W a y ,” "T h e 

Intruder,” 

“ The Cub."

— A S —

“ L U L U ”

Superior Company 
Maxine Elliott Theater Production 

S E A T S N O W ON S A L E

JU LIE RING

ii Ti NaT Cl yd. lint .

Second Q uarter.

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remailed ii. a iou lido ism, Texas ear* 

iii' i iii! had h» K e n tu c k y ’s -yd. hut*. 
Al, i sh I g 11 w i ut ait tiiut 
wo, cpoonts was ta ro v n for a J yd. 

I 11 end air 

lo.-s and then Ja m e s was ta iled l a t h 

I ell' t»\ et* I Ii * h e lid 

tolh lltloW ll. 
I 
. v i a ss mg i U kit ked nill i e P e r s o n s tor a 
l a i r t a u h , and t h e n ke-ia-d a b e a u t i *
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FOR HIRE

F IN E T O U R IN G CA R

L O C A L S

H E F L IN &. CRAD D O CK 

Phones: Old 1575; New 620.

J’. 

\\ illard is in charge «»t 

School of St deuce in the 
High School.

the
J a l Rio 

JN O . E. K E L L E R

KODAKS

Fresh Film s Every Week.

724 Congress Ave.

J07 Congress Avenue, 

The Central Barber Shop, located 
solicits 
at 
your patronage. Fine hair cutting a 
specialty. Turkish ba'bs. 
Keno tv 
iteuHnmn er, Props

N IX O N - C L A Y
C O L L E G E
THE BUSINESS SCHOOL

Carl Mayer

Diamonds, Watches, Clocks, Je w e lry, 
Cat Glass, Spectacles, Fountain Pens, 
and others. 
in 
the City, come to sos us.

F c r the best stock 

B, \\, M ilos, L L . n. MMI. 
of 

elected co u n ty atto rn ey 

‘ ■oun'y. 

.” !;ht la. kie far Jo. j\t*1 h ieT. iii- sam*-*
. • • o r 

i , ana Pp* ms w a -
for the th ird i u hdou rn 
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I l i o n ' , . ; , 

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n «• cl« a j»r» . '. riii, 

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Misses Jeannette W roe ami 
leon I /unix are teaching iii tin* 
mond High School. 

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fur do wns. 

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IL L H a ll is now loeatt*<l in 

.Mar 

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ii 

shall, and is engaged in the practice J K e l l lu r 

in lie cen I r oi tin* 

fp Ii.
altun d righi cud
i \ tis., a n i then Ah floe l i n e r * 

vv. • 

f o r 

of law.

All kinds of sporting goods at CL* s 
Smiths,* The Pawnbrokers.

well 

‘ e l d * j a 

i o r w a r d 

't a s s b y A l a s . - i a y i l l . 

I*ran, is again kit ked to Brown, who 
i .» . (is. Tile ijiiari «*r em t d 
r,M b r . d 
11‘re 
Texas in pcssossion <a' the
* <UI mi 

, v } Mi. lim*.

. 

A t rh e o p e n i n g of 

Tnird Quarter.
t h e 

t h i r d q u a r - ***

Jensen s Studio. 
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Dealer in full line of Imported and pen ,cnt studio.)

SOL. D A V IS 

iii*iiti~ 

J.» per cent discount to \ arsity stu 
(The hide-

dome tic cigars and tobaccos, station*
cry, pei icuica.ls, books and ncwspa* ; 
pees. 
B illiard s and poll tables new. I 
Repairing pool m d 
a specialty. 705 Cong. Ave. 

billiard 

J 

^or Uander-Nit, m anufactured: u ta* 

tables “ Burnham 

Felir* Tho Barbers. 
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P R E 
G A R S . P I P E S , F R U IT S , F I N E P A C K A G E C A N D Y 
R O O M t P L A C E

IC 1 C R E A M , C O LD D R IN K S . C IG A R E T T E S , A L L K IM D 3 7 
T H E Fur

A T 

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L. A. Wolf &

Cot KT JOth Street M il Con‘.rests Avenue.

XII the New Music at the

B U S H T E M P !

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C O R N E R LTM AND C O N G R E S S A V E N U E

J . R. R E E D . Mer.

A U S T IN

C H A S . G. W U K A S C H

( C H A R L I E ’St

The only First-Class Soda Fount B u near the C n iversity. 
Short Or*
* * Linn ties at all hours. M ne Candles and Fru its, Cigarettes, To
h.'locos. Cigars.

Corner 23rd and Guadalupe. 

W e , t sid c of C a m p .,

Old Phone 1071.

BURNHAM & F E H R

Successors to Burnham Bros.
- L - AD! NG P A R S E R S FO R GOOD S E R V IC E 
Opposite The Driskjll.

: 

' a! 1 appro, late the S tu le n is * trade.

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A!. . S ; A .',D A RD M A K E S FO*3 R Z N T A T R E A S O N A 9 I r P R I C E S

I YPEVVRITER ^ ALES COMPANY

L ' I 

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S T U D E N T S A T T E N T I O N

.* •*. m ir, anti i\in gsiey downed ii
a ' l J •V' :iK" ‘" y 
; •. Alas.^inimill Kiel

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TO S E E O U R R E P R E S E N T A T I V E A T T H E U N T ER .

; S I , Y ,N R E G A R D t o c o -o p e r a t i v e U N I V E R S I T Y A N D 

I D R Y P L A N . 

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Prem ium s 

given 

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cash I 

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F re ::c h « * n o Co., headquar- • ! b. 
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fur pianos, music, instruction On 

 
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Clever Clothes1! „ I

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r u n splendid liner., r . ho 

,..»..st lints in e ve ry fashion- 

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Austin Floral Co.

a a

RE (All 

STORE 

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Moot 
Ital?* a te not to br* found 

M o r r i s o n . n e t t e r 

“ .v a l l I* 

I..,.* .I n oiH m i n n i e o f 

(;,.-)() T h e r . . u „ e r . T . - x as s m - m e d 

t o 

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p t a v ' a i
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Olof Glsson

804 Cong. Ai ' L ite 

Old Phone B *

Popular 13nces B o to Bt

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n 
Burnham & Fe h r Tilt* B*ir 

a 
S e v e n chairs. Hot a n d cold

, 

’ 

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bn r.v
burs. 
i>afh« 
b a t i n g

Tested Failoring

A T

i i

Clothing Store” 
Cost

M A D L 

t o 

I N D I V I D U A L M E A S U R E 

$20 and More

student*, for a nice h air cut. Tu rk 
strop, or anything 

razor 

ish ba Hi, 

in th** barber line, we have it. Cen- 

I B a i B arb e r Shop. 607 Congress Ave- 

iiue. Keno & Heasonover, Props.

kine w itch and jew elry repairing 

at Caswell & Sm iths.’

Ll ( liieago men of a ffa irs and high 
clothes 
for

s'>; tai standing have 
’ allured 

to m easure expr* ssly 

their 

th‘*» 
j to be 

Iv* s. 
leaders, have 

In A u stin , men who like 
clothes 
th eir 

: ma ie as they w ant them by M oore 

& g a rris o n . 1808-10 L a v a c a * street.

| Cost u ss than o ther ta ilo rs ask.

t is;- >* 
* 
' 

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:o It s e 
A -v - s e e m e d 
, 
i
:, nu d o w n s 

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two 

its a t 

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H e i l a n d 
ll one. 
lull a n d pia; 
ri 

and
r pin od 
g o o d 
a 
. . u r d s t h e 
11:1 
i n t o 
I c x a s r laxed o n c e m o r e 
«"r - . a v pi.iy i n-, a n a Ky. , a l t h o dis* 

K'a r b e d, pl iyed h a r d , k i c k i n g when* 
v c / * Ii. y go; p o s s e s s i o n o f lh,* ; ail.
F o m t h Q uarter.

Ll 

ii • iou a h q u a r t e r K e l h h e r a n I 
’p o e m s rphu * a M o o r e H e i l a n d , a n d 
t h e 
vy. Who hi I the bal l , 

b e g a n 

l lh w h o w e v e r , 

iv I jig- Icy. w h o h a d 

to s k i r t K s t i l p g e n d. 

i-ubt ac k, 
’■11 b 

I ‘-yd, l i n e w i t h a n at- 
tao**]!

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’OUp 
*’ 11 
NtJ 
Ks t il l 
l i r ew h i m r< r a l os s, a n d O i d e m s e n t 
old 
b r a n is Lac k once m o r e f o r t h e 
it 
m i n i b a r k i / k . M a s s i n g i U r e c e i v e d 
‘b-l 
l l u ' 

- I*- dis t e a m s t r a i g h t d o w a 

*e s ev. - u t ii 

t o u c h d o w n ,

f o r 

l! 

ii 

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( 

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S.x m ilitia * ia :.

O S C A R

N O T IC E .

Dr. G i l b e r t w i l l b e g i n h i s 
I n e x t M o n d a y e v e n i n g . 7:30 

l e c t u r e s j ' ' ‘ 
t o 8 3b \ * ° VS m ;:i; 

V'1* 

' “ rK 11 I i i m b l t ‘s - 

a n d 

h o a r

; ’ rt‘n c e , T x a s 

i a , . a g e d 

to 

t h e m e n s t u d i a l s . A l l 

f i r s t y e a r ! 

^ 

a n ° :h 

i o , 1 ( i u ! o v 

Th.* g a m e 

704 Cong. Ave.

m e n e s p e c i a l l y u r g e d 

t o b e p r es e nt. I

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; s r. zo v, ry o f a p a n t

Subj et. important. Room -IS 

!- u ; on K entta k y ’s

1 u> A " 
i l i n e .

STUDENTS, NOTICE

* 

ls T^lc P ace L) buy your supplied

" ll■* * - I'nse them e pil l for sc or 

1 * - 

;l ■'nmgol p e n cil for

' 

, 

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l - ei ie f lt o f l i k e r e a c t i o n s o n o t h e r n e c e s s i t i e s

‘ .** ck if a m em ber and

; 
‘ 

" *■ T eive u r<'bat“ in Ju n e when
*; Oso Bet .von; no m bership dollar

'' v " ,“ 0,“ ‘-v b>' t i d i n g w ith th e ''C O - O P '

I

c l e a n i n g and p r e s si no

& COMPANY

1008 Congress Avenu

O ’ J Phone 472.

•XI or it z S ilv e r

S I LV ER & A L L E N ' S B A R B E R S H O P
. h e D r i s k i l l H o t e l

At 

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a , . Respectfully Solicited

( I<ASS B A R B E R S — S A N I T A R Y B A T H S

Finest Fitted Up Shop In TU Stat#

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