GlW' '

VOL. XI

?

rn ii A

. I A H L l 

• * •• **

ti O d A irich

A SEMI-WEEKLY NEWSPAPER u rR ! iHHFn W r p v v r r n v r ^ n i r 

. v ,
L \ 4 L> WEHN E S L ) A > A M ) N A T I R P A Y H Y T H 

S T U D E N T S O F P H E UNIVERSITY

c A U S I IN , TEXAS. W E D N E S D A Y , N O V E M B E R 2, 1910

NO. l l

LOUL STUDENTS W ill 

CHEER TEAM AT WACO

A E C I A L T R A I N L E A V E S 

E A R L Y 

S A T U R D A Y 

M O R N — A B S E N C E S

N O T T O B E C O U N T E D .

TEXANS C O N Q U E R A L A B A M I A N S thelb ert martin wins
CACTUS MANAGERSHIP
, 
W a t m i i n ( l , 
W asm und s W arriors I rample on the Or= 

. . . 

41 

^ 

... 

. 

ang-e and Blue and put in strong; i Vfr 

C A P E R S A N D G R I M E S H A V E 

A 
,. C L E A R F I E L D - E L E C T I O N P A S S 

E D O F F S M O O T H L Y .

BAILOR NOIA! UNDEFEATED

claim for the Champion­
ship of the South

Thro*
root a’ s 

thousand 

frenzh-d 

Texas 

that be ha s put 

it 

rh * U n iv e r s it y S p e c ia l " i l l 

leave 

saw 

('apt., K irk p a tr ic k , 

tho 

lot 

.Taco o ver tin* M. K . Ai 

'I'. S a t ­

urday m orning, and retu rn 

late S a t ­

eripnled, fight
l oot ba 11 ca r e e l

the best b a t t l e o f his 

and b a d the Long

urday ni'-lit. b esid es seeing the foot­

horns, now 

the near cham pions 

of 

ball gam e w ith B a y lo r , w e " i l l have 

the 

"u n til, 

to a xictor.x o\<*r 

tin 

nine lo Iook through the Cotton P a l­

husky giants from A uburn. 

It was 

ace ai d hear S e n a to r B a ile y 

sound 

I g reat game betw een 

two 

un t

h * well-known w ar-cry in the open­

team.*, and between tw o team s tim 

I 

S r 

mati 

■ ill* ll 

an

ii I >;i

claim to "u n defeated 
cid th a L b*d by ( ’on 

has I < tinded th** ?■< 
ra< e tor the ( ’hah ,pi 

earn 

honors,' 

Mi I'

W asm und, sh 
th
d 

lap In 

| a la ie 
I Est i !

Ii; p 

oi 

th*

! 

s m it1
c it! * 

."Mid * 
lisp!.

Til** team Si 

I e* ti, and 

is 

sp len d id ly support* d 

t body, and 

if we k

by 

• p 

th* 

OI

Vt

he !

vin y th at undaunted spirit not 
lie “ E y e s of T* \as,” but those

Mon

* lh t 
• pf* *1
\.l - .

•int 
I i* I 

t
I 

i apiin
. Aul 

ball 

I

. wit 

T, t 
the

round 

loft d id , 

t 

in tin* 

same 

,i fo rw ard pass. 

id 
I I' 

th** ball be
I v > < i . H u e

w as called. 

In 

shies struggled
1 Iv no a d x antas 
" us in posses 

un

ing ad d n ss. N o h o lid a y w ill be giv* 

w ere so e v e n ly m atched, so 

w . 11 

in ly 

i i . but a ll w ho go on the excursion 

rain* d in both offen sive and d* fen 

»f th 

* en tire foot hall-lox ing 

public

w ill be excused. T h e band is going. 

dive work, and so perfect 1\ b a la n c 'd 

w ill I

• upon W asm und s w arrio rs, the

and n 

is hoped 

th at 

the 

g re a te r 

is to m ake itsecm alm ost a p it\ that 

' n I- teated S o t r ll- n Champion.*

pm i of the student body " i l l acco m ­

elfin r should fa ll a victim 
ither.

to 

th ­

pany th* in.
\\ <* art 

just g e ttin g w ise 

to 

lie 

F o r the f i j i tim e ties s ason T* v 

Auburn xxou 

tis 

I Ital B a y lo r 

the most
I ar I 
s< i ions m enace to o ur ch am p ion ship 

is now 

.is allow ed what < lass of football sir 

*d 

iii s till Ii * * i iii el th* 

was capab le et putting up. 

ll r

k* v. iud at 

lu r hark. 

Mie-Miigilt 

aspirations. 

T o say that 

they have 

ends w ere perfect, her line, w hile at 

tick* 

to M cC oy nu th** 

I**->cl, 

lim*,

..-ft *‘2! I.

F ir s t Q uarter.

toss and s. lect 
ti* hi. xx itll

A uburn 
•rn rn.*. 

play*
I ii'' j ^ 

a
t h. 

and M 
small gains, 
vantage ox e r K irk pat
n * * i ' ti* I* st I** w a s aid. 

I -a f- s and 
I* attire c f this ■ 

o nv, J ! 
i Ie* 
ort > x at d run by M 

t* 

' of 
g cd 

the 

time. 
et t* nsix «• 

I.fie often for 
Dor had no ad
punts

on
V

lite lite 

ti i* *1 

*as He 

around

CAMPAIGN VERY QUIET

I Ii* |*»liti**al ti re n ti * *f til* 

I nixer-dy 

was **|*ere I vest** day xx itll tw * of the 

| gladiator" claim ing their laurels iiuebal- 

j I** 

;* < I. 

V|r, I L 

I , i 

*j ors n* el tin g

* I?-* vote* *mt «» 

' b i jN illol fur fd iiu tfh ip 

jet th** Magazine and M r. t i rimes receiv­

ing »***7 

\ te- I r \ ice President of the

" <;e e i-' 

\ — . i ,ti.*u 

M r Th* Ibert

M arlin d fcate I M r. 

K . Bu ar*! for 

t i** oiatutgership « t the Ca* 'ti- by H” 

\ * * -, iii* \ 

ie -tan* iu*g KL* mr Al ,rt n 

.Do h it B u la»«I. 

rills cont* M alone 

pf * *i • 'I interest ng, f*.r Ib is xx as the *»nly 

ac 

iii xx 111< Ii th* r» ** ,i' two as|*irants

a stron ger team th an e v e r 
beton. 
dons not begin to te ll the s to ry ; they 

jest lin e plunger in the South, hit it 

have 

scored 

a hundred and forty-

or good gains, was ab so lu tely 

im ­

tim e* the husky S tr e it, probably tie* 

vim iv tm tied to tie* _''->d. lim*.

Second Q u arter.

iud the second q u arter ended w ith 

.vt C oy was sent around right enc. 
tor 

I . x e , S ir e n ait k it 

tat kie 

or 

At 

th** b« ginning 

i i Du 

second 

a* 

tall 

in A u b u rn 's possession 

on 

blart r, K ir g p a t ’ e k punted 55 yards 

Texas* >o-yd. line. 

In 

th is q u arte r

iour points against 

th eir opponents 

pregnable at c r itic a l moments. T im e 

in’***', aud M ajo r " u s 

fort**! 

ti*

» N< w ell, and the ti. . t 

i ii tie* last th ree gam es, 

and 

their

ift e r tim e, the Aul urn hacks w o rd ­

.milt. 

I he oil ti I " * n t bt >«»•->., 

aim

'd th.* la tte r 

in his tracks. 

I s till do w n ­
ti

B y 

goal lin e has not been crossed once.

ed tin* hall down the field, o nly 

to 

vifiip a tm k 

returned 

ii 

in, 

St n i t

»**n ■* 

ot line bucks A n n u m 

rapidly'

I heir team o u tw e ig h s ours 

fifteen 

je hold 

for downs when a toiiueh- 

lim 

ii ig him. f o r the next 

p la y ,

worn 

i Mi** ball down the field 

for 

A uburn w as Ju st as fie rc e as in the 

Drat in bn** o in k s, and h«*pt th** ball 

in T \ a s' te rrito ry most of the tim e. 

poun is to the man, and 
last as w e ll as h eavy. W e h ave a 

they 

art

down seemed 

in evitab le . 

Perso ns, 

fiassitigiii m a r ly s m it* ti* ti 

in m or* 

I OD an* e of about Im tx yard.", w het* 

r n i ** they got w ith in s trik in g dis- 

A o lf, Kam sdell. H a ro ld , Ja m e s — a ll i t 

n.; a touchdow n 

lot* 

i * x is. tearing 

lie 

te x as 

lin e ralli* d and held her 

an * of V a rs ity s goal. but tw ice the 

sam ple of them 

in our midst 

this 

hem worked splendid ly, 

aud when 

trout u 

Intr * nd tor 

to yds. Me xx as 

or t i n w uh.

ihey failed , N ib lo and Moore made 
im eiihs. Mer b ackfie ld w orked 

ilk*

a a! a Horn behind by s ir e d . K-tii. 
thi’qxi
jit 

k Ih < ittl, f«.. 

Is l .r ill g 

a c lo c k ; e v e ry m an mov< d w ith e ve ry

mn 

.o r a 2-vd. loss. M a ssin g ill lail-

K lr a pa (ric k punt* d 50 

yard s 

to 

a_*we.t. who* tilte r jin g lin g ihe ball. 
Str**it and 
fix** yam s. 
g l u m * d 

it 

o ther— w ith m achine-like precision, 
like Auburn, was 
and H id e Texas, 

.♦axis 

in u r i'p te c t a 

fo rw ard 

pass 

•t to gain tnru left guard, and then 

D avis m ade 

short gains, b u t M ajo r 

JUUL).'-* to m ake any long gains, this 

nrov.ii bv Spoon ta.

xas L a v e d to punt. 

j
Ai a i . tug ill ma i«* a spit t aid retu rn j 

Arf

«*.x 

ta places Noble. M assingi . 

T h ird Q u arter.

■ lu r 

T ex as lim* held and th ey w ere 

.orc** I to reso rt to a fo rw a rd pass in 

he one < ase. a kick iii the oth«r.

was due only to the m agnifico!!! de 

A 

.x- ii mal** I ll iv-; * at.Hind 

right

aru . 

I t‘ < * K * * ll t : * * I I tor t w 

l f . > 

l l . I m .

. J* n

, to M. Coy on ti.** in-yard lim*. 

s ilo " ag 

than S o u th w e s te rn , 

w hile

mon, S k irlin g , A llen , 

and Bon n er, 

tensive w ork of tin* A uburn men, Mar 

•lid. S rrc ii mild** liv e mon* thru right 
and then m ade tim .* more 
.ack!*, 

ut 

ti 

HU b u . A uburn 

ta * ( v. fit g.

A g ain Vu lei rn filii* ti to 

pen*drat' 

• \ retu rned ten, 

dei'
in c bucks A uburn ad van ced the 

B y a H erb s

veal*- P u e tt, R o b in so n , W ilte , 
l ouis are chips off th e sam e block 

and 

W i ii B a y lo r out o f the w a y, our 

ch am p ion ship — of the So u th w est, 

at 

h ast, possibly of the whole So u th 

’.iii I e a ssu re d ; for this is the only 

dangerous team 
M. 

i his y e a r has m ade 

left to play. A . & 
poorer
a 

Lo uisian a and O klah o m a are 
w enk‘ r than last ye a r. 

both 
B a y lo r w ill 

lave 

lie ad va n ta g e of lier own Beld , 

w hich is ve ry d iffe re n t from o u rs— 

te rly fashion.

were tow ers of stren gth 

in 

lie- Au-* 

it rn * nj*i i i** ilia* * . McCoy and istreh 

a* 

r* \ :e line, and again M ajo r punt-J 

au m 
by S ir e it, backed them up 

line, and ( ’apt. Maxis, assisted 
ina- 

in 

marl** nim* by lim- hucks and M ajo r 

p o u n d 
w ho returned eight.

twenty ya rd s 

to M assingih, 

But behind the a c tu a l p lay of th* 

g a m o , anoth er b attle 

formed a 

f it ­

Mat sit.gill 

tor 
w«*l,.* y v s.; Moore gained four thru 

skirted 

end 

I* ii 

.I to M assin g!!!, w in) r- tut .c d five, j 
i iie bali was now on T* Xus' ;;u vatu
a 
• ne. M u ssin g ill w as th row n tor 

ive-ya rd loss. bv 

I * ad' ll. and K ir s 

.airt k kicked pas N» \v*dl.

ting background 

for 

this great v ic ­

to ry— th at betw een tw o of tin- c ra ft 

H arm on and A ubu rn pas 
p« muizeu 
,i\«- j>us. for i tfside. M tissingill fa il­

.st* * cli 

re o vered, 

iiovv v. r, 

ami 

. J va ut cd th** pigskin txv* nix 

yards, j 

lest. football generals in 

the S o u th , 

B illie ” W asm und, and M ik e Dona- 

'd to g.iin around C ogdell, and ih**n 
Spoonts* forw ard pass was int* tvept 

nue. 

Long before tin* tw o 

team s 

od bv Streit.

mot on C lark Field these 

two men 

Allot ribs 

I mill on 

Ii I* 4 • y d. 

liie 

iia s s ta g ili stopped St t *i t around hat

• nd, D avis ma*!*- fix * thru fie* Hue,
.n I M ajo r punted 5u yard s to Mas- 
jin g iil. 

ll* ta- N ib lo and Ma sin g ili j 

» Ii* • * y ard lite*. 
i 

tw* nty y a rd s to M a ssin g ill, 

th

II* re M ajo r punt- 

•all going oui of bounds.

Ai t 

rigid fa ile d to gain tw ice, and 
v ile r a wee penalized fiv e yard s for

uDij* 

Nib!*) made the down by a 

dun ; 

thru L g h t ta* kle 

for 

seven 

ir is , On th** ie*xt p la y N ib lo fail- 
1 t * gain ami K ir k kicked, T exas re- 

»\ * 

tig on 

\ ti burn's 42-yard 

line.

*'"* * 

'I pa s K ir k to Moor**, n etted

**\ a yt's. 

A n o th e r, s h o rtly 

a fte r,

were engaged 

in the co n flict, 

each 

D avis s tii.u le d 

thru the 

lim* for 

I - 

i tx an cd 

th* 

iii) 11 

'n ii yards, 

but

I .va- ta el ce p !*>d by D avis.

.coling for the o th er's w eak spots, 

yds., and McCoy hit 

I* ti 

taekl* 

tm 

fryin g to discover, by w atchin g tim 

J. 

la* a- Spoonts oui. S tre it went 

o th e r s w ork, his ta ctics for Ile* big 

I yd-, tbi'ii 

let! ta lk ie , Maxis mad* 

iii 

th*- l a i r ! now ii A llo o x.as iota **d
<*\« i* lo A n ­

.mi th** hall xx

»uc k 

contest. 

Donahue 

used 

the 

old 

.our tin it right guard, M cCoy 

two 

hit 

lite

bl:*- I XX i< tor

I Ut H I I

burn.
H . i'.

at

Vale style of football, resorted 

to 

iv e r left guard, M cC o y tum id <1. i a 

■ val-

tai and

lim* b u lk s a id kicks c h ie fly , whip 

ann r* cox* ring. 

Str**it went around 

I a u l t < * la

■ ti

vVasmund com pletely fooled 

his op­

fum bled, Kirk- 

U r c i. w ut thru th** ii 

vV oo i.m il's * md, but 
p a tn k re o v « ring.

p la y— resorting, like Donahue, to line 

N i alo replaced Spoonts. 

Kirkj>ai- 

ii mu..* on**, a n i "•ti 

Then, on an o th er ink*' si* k 
war I pass, N e w e ll to Noble,

.'ick l icked to D avis, who w as dow n­

'd 

i ’. his tracks by E s till. 

D avis 

Maced Ae i ay, N o ble futnbh 

oirabh d, P< rsons reco verin g .

sin g iil re ox. ring.

M a ssin g ill m ade th ree around Shir- 
th** ball, but 

irig, E s t ill was g iven 

K irk p a tr ic k kickx*d 

lo yds. 

ll, a ho cam e 

back for I u.

.urn 

i d. D avis re co ve rin g 

on 

the 

‘a ile I 

to gain m uch on

two

k** KU k , 

a
md i i i end. 

im 

i .. A * * vv - 
four more 

md 

for- 

wlio re- 
Ai ad-

j N'*w 

S< r.-it 

i n c 
onside

•Luis this fall. 

In past y e a rs 

the 

ponent by 

reversin g his 

style 

of 

departm ent has observed no p a rtic u ­

lar custom as to the m an n er of en- 

tertain n m e n t, h avin g g iven a banque# 
the 
last y e a r and a reception 

in 

ye a r prior.

bucks and kicks, and end runs from 
T h e A la ­

v a rie ty of form ations. 

bam ians had prepared esp e cially for 
us on the forw ard pass, and w h ile 

Th** m eeting w as called by 

( ’. S. 

they w ere 

looking for an 

en tirely 

P e rk in s , p resid e n t of 

the 

d e p art­

ment, at the* suggestion of 

s e ve ra l 

students, to decide w h e th e r a b an ­
given 
quet or recep tio n should be 

open gam e, xvi gave them just 
opposite, 

the 
( ’aj)f. K irk p a tr ic k deserves 

r»()-yd. line.

great cred it for the w a y he handled 

S l i c i n g made 

five around 

right 

his team , for his w onderful kick in g , 

end, 

in t D avis 

failed 

to gain 

thru 

nicks and Maj* i 

tri> I 

ic k, .vlassingill re**o\ering.
M'lssii.'giH it,in blt'd, t aum recover- 

this year. 

T h e idea of a recep tion 

m et w ith little fa vo r, so, on motion 
of C. C. M c K in n e y , the law students 

and * q u ally as b rillia n t 
up 
big .bi* E s till, the m a in s ta y of the 

looms 

defence, a w onder at all tim es, 

a

yard s 
i w eiity.

Kamsd- ll, 

and M ajo r punt* <1 fifty 

ag cm T exas' 

lo-yd. line; 

T h in g s

to K irk p a tr ic k , who return** I 

ook *1 bad for T ex as and the blench*

TS and grandstand, ri.-ii g in a body, 

voted to h a ve a D ep a rtm en t 

B a n ­

quet at the D r is k ill H o te l, th e object 

being to form a c lo s e r re latio n 

frien d sh ip am ong the stu den ts. 

of 

A t 

previo u s banquets, men distinguished 

in th e public s e rv ic e o f the 

S t a t e , 

prom inent a lu m n i and 
yers h ave a d d r e s s e d 

leading 

la w ­
the g ath erin g , 

p a rticip a n t in e v e ry p la y, and the o n ­

Mas hi tig ill and N ib lo tor** through

v ile I for the Orang** and W h ile line 

ly man who has crossed the 
goal 
line of the O range and B lu e in the 

Iii:** 

the 
two more, Moor** 

for ten yard s, N ib lo
thro* 

"< ut 

went 

to "c o ld ’em .”

Th** 

line respond* d 

to 

the 

season o f 1910! 

Pe rso n s, who re- K irk p a tr ic k kicked 

Tit*1 m ighty S tr e it was 

throw n 

ceivt'd 

in ju rie s such as n ecessitated mad* a fa ir catch,

;aim N e w e ll mad* about 2,

his rem oval from the gam e, and who S tr. it was sent 

thru 

th* 

i n 

f

M ajo r tried a drop kick 

from

put up th** n erviest fight seen h e re good gains t h r e e bu eessix 

a > 

field. H e b a re ly missed, and

and
to N ew . ll. who 

all

for

md
t h e 

J he

in a long tim e ; Kam sd. ll, M a s s in g ill, M cC o y mad** tw o th ru 

left 

guard, 

cro w I w ent wild.

and 

the occasion has a lw a y s been 

Moore, W o lf, H arold- the w hole of N e w e ll failed 

t<» gain, 

aud M a jo r 

T ex a s put the bal! in p la y by 

a

p leasan t and in terestin g .

our tr a m — played a w o n d erfu l gam e, 

kick * 

fo rty yard s o v e r K irk p a M k - k ’s

T h e date for th e banquet has not 

It was a great gam e w ith a groat- head. K irk m ade a b eau tifu l 

scrim m age on th** 2"*-yard lite*. N ib lo
b a ck - 1 f a i l e d to gain, h o w eve r, and Kirkpat-

been fixed as yet, but 
it w ill v e ry 
lik e ly be set as the eve n in g of the 

er sig n ifican ce. 

It m eans th at Tex- j w ard catch, and re tu rn e d ten 

yards. * ric k kicked to N e w e ll in th** ce n te r of 

as has regained h er p restig e am ong K ir k p a tr ic k punted 

to N e w e ll, 

!
who the field, wiio re tu rn e d fix**.
(
t NA-a ell failed to gain thru

A*- .■ ii Aas I i i r * * w 11 for a loss. Lam b 

I * ** 

'I xii* a :t» right ta ck le . S t r e it

: aii I 

to gam twi<«* and M ajo r punt-

T <i.i r M assin g ill'K 

le a d 

out 

of 

iou ads, M a ssin g ill h,st thre** yard s, 

.*:i i 

s e k k • ked 

(*iir of hounds on 

VU bu: a's 1*> d. line,

D avis ami S tre it mad** six 

in the 

bite ami M a jo r trim! an o n sid e kic k.

K i 

j *ut ri'-k r«*<*overeJ on T ex a s' 35- 

• 1. lb.**. A i blo and M oore hit 

line 

or a to m 5 each. Moore 

fa iled 

to 

m in. M a ssin g ill g*-ts f if e 

through 

left 

tackle. 

K ir k p a tr ic k punt**d 

.'TO 

y is. to D avis, w ho made a fa ir catch 

on Auburn s 30 yd. line.

H a rm o n fa iled around rig h t 

end. 

a ire d also fa ile d and M a jo r punted 

50 y Is to K it k, w ho returned IO.

A fte r ariot tier exchange 

of punts 

md 

I ru ttI**ss 

lin e plunges by both 

sides 

the q u a rte r coded with 

th** 

in T e x a s ' possession 

ball 
b u rn ’s 4k-yd, line, 

A u ­
in th is q u arter. 

on 

T ex a s showed signs of m*w stren gth , 

whit** th** A u bu rn backs appeared to 
b<* w eakening.

F o u rth Q uarter.

N oble re p la ce s McCoy, M assin g ill 

lost 
patri k punt<*d 

four y a rd * on right ♦•rid. Kirk- 
fifteen-

to A u b u rn 's 
j.■

e 

F r id a y a fte r T h a n k s g ivin g .

the stro n g est team s of the 

S o u th , retu rn ed fifteen yard s.

center.

(C o n tin u ed On P a g e F o u r.)

soli and g rassy. T h e y h ave the ad­

j u t a g e , also, of a thousand or m ort 

"i Ho* 

liv e lie s t, m ost en th u siastic 

fool is in the S ta te .

l l s up to us to go w ith the team 

aud am- them tho sam e support we 

have gi\< n them all th is y e a r; to w in 

• his gam e, 

it w ill ta k e th e 

sam e

Here * p la yin g and th e sam e consist-

n t rooting as that w h ich won 
Auburn game.

th* 

Th * L a w D ep artm en t m et 

in 

the 

Au ditoriu m of tie* L a w B u ild in g last 

S a tu rd a y to decide upon th** enter- 
taim iK ut to he given by the law strd- 

 'n il- : t e x a n

u t O. A. H I L L , JR, 

S H I R L E Y E N G L I S H 

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

G R A C E LO N G

........... 

E d ito r- In - C h ie f,

A s s i s t a n t E d i t o r In-Chief.

Athletic Editor. 

Society Editress.

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

L a ur i Smith,

I i rn e I Canfield 

G. G, Goode.

R A, Ritchie.

K , K. Bettis.

Helen Johnson.

Geo. W . Cole.

T. O. C h e a t h a m .

W. T. Neblett, Jr. 

Norman Morrow,

Amos Peters.

HON. 1, 0. CO SBS IO 
GUI PRIZE1

U t

T H E T E R R E L L E

IS T H E S U B c t

— 960,00 C A S H pc; 

:

CIN 

L A W 

A D D R E S S

RULES URE 

I B E R M

S Y D N E Y 3M ITH 

M A R S H A L L R A M S D E L L

Business Manager. 

H o a . T 

I K C o b b *

Assistant Business Manager.

>(•>(■, ■• , 

i v 

t r a n s m i t t « i i

I M e z c

s 

t h e 

a m o u l i !

there pre tw o points ab ut S c a rb ro u g h 

H ic k s 

clothes w hich compel vo u r attention e v e r y tim e 

you look at them. O ne s the unusualness of the 

Entered as second-class matter at the postoffice at Austin, Texas, under 

j i l i < - 

i

s i 

( a l b d M- m s

ft 

i * l 

t

our aim to disregard other features; in fact, w e 

I h i s 

y v a r r a i ? 

f o r 8 « * r

m s 

I ' * ' a l e n • d 

a t

I b ro : ‘ he other the aristo cratic “ a ir.” 

It 1- not 

the act of Congress of March 3, 1879.

\ n t o n i o

I >j * * *

i d * 

t i t

I U • l l

b \

i e 

i e g i s -

i / . e 

! ( . 

b e

l a t i n

> 

1 $ 7 7 . 4 0 1 

f o r

can't, because I he designing, tailoring a n d poise 

a w a r m d 

i n 

c o n n e c t -

i w i l l

a

p i t h -

i 

I i , 

(

i s c i - s s i o n , 

b y

; I \ * I'J*

t v

s t i l ­

d e n !

. 

o f 

t h e 1 * j r t 

t

K b c t

i o n

i a v .

I n 

a

b t t n t 

t ( ) 

JI 

t m 5

. ' • ! • 

" I

t h *

t a,

I u l t y

M r . C o b b s s a y s

* ‘ M V

• I * a

A a s .

J 

I t ) O'

t i m m o n e y 

' r n i f 

A a s

d i l l

t i l ' '

m ake clever style possible, and n a tu ra lly 

the 

fabric is foundation.

Suits and Overcoats $15.00 and Up
Y o u — no m a n — can form a fair idea o f h o w 

f o r 

* < j \ i c s 

r e n d e r * 

I

I i

t ‘ p r e -

re ally clever our clothes are until he has seen 

i s u n B i • i v * * , 

a t 

a 

c a l i c !

Si S S K l l o f

i h e

them.

Ai 

t meeting of the Oratorical As­

soria. inn last Saturday night Frol* s- 

Moritz S ilv e r 

Subscription Price 

................... ......................... ................ .. $1.50 per year

Business Office 

. 

. 

. 

 

 

Room 46, U niversity

Sjjy jT

C L E A N S P O R T .

Tin* victory Lim! Saturday was un !oub*o<lly one* of tti*• grcateat ever 

won try Texas Varsity, and yet the report that the \ubtirn men 

.shall 

spread 

throughout the South of 

th * spirit, courtesy, and sportsmanlike

attitude of Loth the Texas team a id students will add more to 

tin* 

J eel.

fame and 

reputation of this 

institution than the a d d i t i o n o f a new de­

partment or an increase of th e hundred in enrollment. And this is not 
< xagg. ratine? one whit! Fresh from the .mid Where line rami mod line for 

two lours, where determined men fought desperately for supremacy, and 

almost dumbfounded by this, Auburn's 

first stinging defeat, Mr Bragg

of th* 

\. I*. 

I. Faculty, could yet s a y : “ We have met today the* clean­

est squad of sportsmen 

that Auburn has ever played, and we were de­

feated in a fair, clean game. 

Your spirit is wonderful, and we wish you 

lite l i s t of good hick." 

Such an expression of sentiment made in all 

• a n d 'r by one who has just witnessed 

t gruelling contest in which his 

fondest, hopes were, blighted will find 

its way to the student body of 

every Southern colleges, and 
will he duly recognise si.

that the “ T “ is emblatieal of clean sport 

That we have impressed Auburn with the fact that the right spirit 

' x,sU 

' 

iVxas leads us to hope that iv o ry visiting team shall be so 

im pr. 

al. 

Let us >tippii ss the wayward mucker, cheer our opponents 

in 

lh ir '{fo rts, and form a double Ii,,*, from the Gym to the Speedway 

I " Ae th. ut a word of praise ami good .beer after the game has been 
butut.; and well, lost or won.

Titbit!,. Weakly is „r ills opinion that 

th,, championship of the 

.South in football a m rest I,ct ween V,kansas. Vanderbilt and L. S. V. 

" t i th- ex —utfu] day when !„ 

C. suffers defeat on 

(-lark Field 

next

mouth, perhaps T-xas 

........ recognized by this . steel,Pal publication as

a claimant tor Southern championship tumors.

The U n iversity of 

('Im a g o bus,.b all 

(-am 

that 

is 

(ra v e lin g 

abroad 

Im* woo 

its fifth .came 

it, .lapp,,. C o l l i e s neighboring c h i, ago Univ-,- 

Ktiy ei'fit ly Iv remark 

(hat the team is ompelled to go a hup; way 

if 

they wan! to annex an y victories.

* 

* 

.

Th- N aval \< ademy team Is w o n d erfu lly stroll* 
...... iidvaitia *.s have b ,v„ exceptional. 

The entire 

this season, but 

the
football squad

 

11 " S 11 
tests of the *• imping season.

"I-, att niters ihroughout the summer, training tor lite eon-

1 

, OH 

' 

! *lr 

: o , ^s ° f 

tho road. 

looking w is tf u lly 

o v e r

1 1 lf >h," ih 1 

s Liu t v ic to ry 

B u r, as p re v io u s ly 

in tim a te d , she

i! 

1 
' S 
d ian v K e n tu c k ia n s and U ib u rn ife s

“ 

: 1 1 11 Lim e n s b y w a y , the 

t r a il of M e th o d ists, 

In ­

' 
»“ > 

'* M- at 
k,,:|lv m lieiiaiion of \rkansas. has I,..gun her lour-
'U.WI, that barre,, and desolate path. soon lo experience a more ut 

gent Scud-off at the hands of Texas Varsity

l u g ! . -

l a t u r * * , 

t o c o m m :

d e f e r

i s 

i i i

l l i o

I T * r 

• i i 

l a w ; 

f i r s t , 

t o

111 I ' I !

a g r

j , 111

| ' I ' 

i l l s

i n 

t h o 

s t u d y 

o

p u b l i i 

i u o s -

t m n -

a n d 

s o o o m l l \

. . 

d i r * * * t

p u b -

I i , - 

a i o n t i o n 

t o a 

i i i - * 1! S s t i M ! 

I »>

i i i i r

i t 

'

I

i

g 

( o l l o g e o f 

t h i s

p a r t i c i t l a r

s u b -

sar ' hurter, on behalf of the* la ulty 

committee on Forensi. s and Oratory, 

pr ‘S'-ut' ti tho rules and regulation* 

for Ae' award of l!l< nri:- . 

These 

rules were adopt ii 

y 

it- A s s o c i i- 

tion, and a unanimous 

vote 

of 

thanks was extended 

to ar. Cobbs 

.or his generous oft *r.

The t'uli's and regulations are as 

fo lio u s :

I. 

Lac ii address is to be on the 
general subject: 
“ Defects In Tile
Terr ii Flection Law, Vial Remedies 
I her it ,*. ’ Mach address to be d - 
iii 
iii the prelim in aries 
livered 
.the Trial eon test shall not 
ix e e .il 
1 1 wo thousand (« 0iii>) words, or soy a, 

and 

teen minutes, in length,

.Not hr. r than the first week 
of th*.* W in ter term the following I ai 
varsity organtza;ions shall each select,
by p: eliminary competition, s u b je ct 
rv both couusiderod, 
m a t t e r ami ti.-ii. 
as a contestant 

I * pi es. a, I a 11V. 

out* 
: it is pri; e :
f o r 
I i i e ra ry six-ie! 
a n soc ii tv . 
is la ! o re u-»dh<
La w soc let i< s

I ! I 

! t'e- A Ihenaeum 

< -) 

the R u sk 

lit • i - 

! i.e U n iv e rs ity L< g-
I Ile 
pi o- 

i\ civ,; I a n d ( l l 
( oil<*( t ivel.v ; ) 

j vid e I. ’n m t tm student m ay be a coti- 

’ Asrant i oui a -.re t hail one of flu se 
i proc id. d fur; lier. 
<»t unni'/at ions 

in cas,' 
that 
a a11\ e named a 
repr *seutat i\,

11*'ti. subs! itlli 

.

the o rg a n iz a tio n s

did fa il to a<T-et a

II It 

! Ile 

till e 

-.ie i-

it ay I)'- ( has, n 

ny

the Ora 11 T ira ! \

'•sedation. 

foil:'
T in 
Amo - pi OV id- d 
p ll b I a . i isles’ 

d i!o i'IU! ll 

(iii

B a ry 

I:', 

T h e 

lh'' av -ird en '

'T am! its : ;■< s 
•as o;t I prizes 

sums of $ Ti a. o ■ • • i 
iVelv.

sAi len ts seh 
Mi ill engage 

the 

I 'n !. rsitv 

lursday n igh!, 
judges shall 
h the sn J ij» -

bin ation. 

F irs t 

is

a

Wi­

ll li­
as o
tad

ll he aw arded ai 
i 
a tai S27.4H. i s p, , ;

1 h * rules fie 

ii., prize oifered 

;

1 ra i L 

I L lits. of A u stin, for 
I'.-xas 

'T h e 

i p u b lic dis* ■ ii ss it ej uf 

Stat 1 

Mi it * a 1

System ,' W h a; 

i 

!s a n l Liuts 

: 

Should B'*,“ w ill 

ac 

I |Mia; shed in our 

. vt issue

SCARBROUGH & H I C K S

J

. 

Bd. Alien

S I L V E R dt A L L E N ’ S B A R B E R S H O P
At The D riskill Hotel 

K IG H T F IR S T C L A S S H A R B E R S 

S A N IT A R Y B A T H S

4 ' ur Tat r»na*„r*“ Rcjmu! fully St *1 n-j t ♦ ti 

Finest Fitted t'p Mu ti (ii Th - Sn.it

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

( C H A R L I E ’S)

Th** only First-Class S o la Fountain near ria* Cni verse.v. 
ier Lunches at all hours. 
baccos Cigars.

Short c r ­
Fine Candies and Fruits. Cigarettes, To­

Corner 23rd and Guadalupe. 

W est Side of Campus.

Old Phone 1071.

P A I A C E B A R B E R S H O P

W ot. f . Wolf, Proprietor, 806 Cong. Ave., Austin, Texas.
S T R iC T L Y UP-TO-DATE S H O P

Six Hrtt-calss tonsorial artists. 
Baths. Turkish and Russian Bath

Barbers’ 

supplies. 

Hot 

and Cold 

For Sty. $12.50 or $15.00

VV e (.an 
suit o f Clothes.

,eii yo u a good, honest, a1! w o o l 

H A R T S C H A p F N E R 

M A R X Suits,

the last w o rd n q u a lity and style.

Suits, $20 to $40.

O vercoats and R a in Coats, $15 to $40.

C o a t Sw eaters, $2.50 to $6.00

B O W E N & S T E B B I N S

-0 Congress A v e n u e

* 

•

R E F L GE 3 O R G A N IZ E

rhree of Varsity's future opponents hoi I heir colors trailing after H e ir 

tam e of 

las, Saturday Oklahoma. 

I., s. 

and A. 

M „ suffering de- 

‘••at at the hands of .Missouri, Sewanee, and Arkansas.

* 

* 

*

ill' W o m an s Stir, rage movement has bet it. Initiated at 

the U n iv e r­

sity of Minnesota where the youthful suffragettes wish to have a voice 
in the Athletic' Association elections.

| ^ Las.! Su n d ay u ferm ion, Hie oui ,»j 

the I nivcTBiiv rn. t
S ta t,‘ nwii 
a“ d “ ^ g a c ! / * ; h e Refugees ' ( dub.

P<‘n ls;‘ !N u^a 

1-11*0 W ti was elf -CI*. > 

president ami ta a. Pratt of \ 

y 

I se re ary-treas ir,-r. There are ah ain 
fitteen members md they h a w plan- 
J lo bol l social meetings weekly to 

I overcome the “ heituweh,”

SPECIAL PRICES

C

C

! E K T S ' 

' C A R R Y T H E L A * G E S T S T O C K O F F O R N I 

Z I , ; : ND D R A P E R I £ S 'N A U S T IN . G U A R A N T E E QU/

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

° 

-Mr h e a t e r s 

j u s t r e c e i v e d

W. L. GILFILLAN

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 .

 NOUR MATRICULATION

q u ired for you to e n te r the U n iv e r s ity . None is required for you 

,< Oi r Sto re — Yo u are a lw a y s W e lc o m e .

I MULTITUDE ATTENDS 

SPIRITED RILL!

"ilth Century Drug: Store

H . C. J A C K S O N , Proprietor

A G E N T N U N N A L L Y & G U T H S ’ C A N D I E S .

022 C ongress Avenue. Phone 288.

A S S T . A T T 'Y . G E N 'L B R A D Y 

IS 

O R A T O R O F O C C A S I O N TO O M BS 

AND Q U A R T E T T E M A K I M E R R V

I H E A U S T IN N A T IO N A L B A N K

C apital 

- 

Su rp lus and Pro fits 

Deposits 

-

$ 300.000 
325,000 
3.000.000

Business of the Faculty and of the Students Solicited

V. O. Weed

U N D E R T A K E R

Hospital Am bulante, C arriages 
923 Cong. Ave.

I Phone 223 

C. M. Miller

D ea ler 

In 

W a l l Paper, P a in ts and Oils, W h ite 

Lead, V arnishes, W i n d o w Glass. 

P I C T U R E F R A M I N G A S P E C I A L T Y 

\\ . A. Achilles & Co.

In
G R O C E R I E S , W O O D . 

Dealers 

F E E D . A N D 

C O U N T R Y P R O D U C E .
H r s quarters for E v e r y t h in g Good to 
E a t .
" l f Cs to E at, W e H a v e I t ” and “ lf 
We- H a ve It, I t ’s Good to E a t . ”
10d HO W . 16th St. 

Ph o nes 394.

I 

. W IT R A IV S T I TI) E N T F R I E N I KS 

IO M K E T M R A T TU P:
•COZY C O R N E R ”
Theodore W a g n e r

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

711 Congress Ave.

S. G R E E N B E R G 

M anufacturing O ptician

in 

for 

lense* 

Sp ecialist 

the eye. 
Endorsed by .ill the leading people. 
Spectacit s and eye glasser repaired 
and prescription filled on short no- 
t ice.

703 Cong. Ave. 

Old Phone 1340

S O M E O F T H E 

F I R S T T H I N G S 

T H A T A S T U D E N T N E E D S — 

T r a c k Suit, B a th Robes, Towels, P e n ­

nants, G ym n asiu m 

Shoes, 

Tennis 

Shoe*.., R i c k c t and Nets; you will 

find a Complete Lin e at The

V llliam Krueger

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

C H I L E

1 6 0 - Lavaca St.

Old Ph one 2047

U n iv e r s ity Shop

1610 L a v a c a St.

There is also a Nice Souvenir wait­
ing for you.

Pictu re lakin g ; 
T im e 
H as Com e

P. W. McFadden
D R U G G IS T

T H E E L L I O T T S
814 Congress A ve.

Is t h e P la c e

Austin, Texas. 

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

2300 Guadalupe St.

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

1612 L a v a c a St.

E. SEELIG

in Imported and Domestic To* 
Cigars, and S m o k e r s ’ A rticle s. 

i Pool and B i llia r d Room. All

•idles.

De
b i
IM- 
I n -

L ____ _ 

.

.

.

 

. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 —

Hotel Sutor

E U R O P E A N P L A N .

615 Congress Ave.

Best Cafe in the city. 

S u n d ay even­

V e il bac her’

ing dinners a specialty.

T H E S T U D E N T S ’ F R I E N D .

IT. l l
E S T A B L I S H E D 1847. 11

HI

S T E I N W A Y S T A R R 

R I C H M O N D

J o h n B re m o n d 

I ^esse 

• E S A L E G R O C E R , I M P O R T E R ; ! 

Piano Co.

H igh Class Pianos
— A N D —

& 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 . 
Austin, Texas.

Nelson D a v is & Co

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

G R O C E R S .

F la y e r Pianos
terms. 

Old 

instruments 

E a s y 

taken 

in exchange. Good pianos 

rented. Our phones 295.

FRANK S. TAY! OR, Mgr.
716 Congress Avenue.

OU h a p p e n T O GO b r o k e B rya n t P. Dickens

'n Short or W a n t 
to B u y a
^mond or an yth in g else, S e e

I

A. J A C K S O N ,

_ 

biz Congress Ave.

i 

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

Job w ork a specialty. S tu d e n ts ’ trad*

solicited.

^ S T | N ,

.................................. T E X A S . 

107 E . 7th Street.

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

McAlester Fuel Co.
C O A L

Phones 246.

Carl Mayer

Diamonds, W a tc h e s , Clocks, Je w e lr y , 

Cut Glass, Spectacles, Fo u n tain Pens, 

and others. 

F o r the best stock 

in 

*
«*
I0

9
9
9
9
9
9
9

9
I
I
*
I
9
9
0
9
0
9
«
0
9
$
9
0
9
9
9
0
0
9
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
9
I
I
II

9
9
9
0
9
9
0

9 
I 9 
9 
9 
9 
9 
9 
9

ii
Ii9

9
9
0

ii9

J9

9
0
9
9
9

i
9
9
0

9
9
9
0

II0

But that 

“ Tim farther we go tin bettor we 
r h .” F rid a y night, a wc<'k ago. we 
hold what was formed tho “ best r a l­
ly of tho season." 
rally 
has trded Into tin* dim shadows of 
obscurity before the brilliant light of 
tho most onthusiastio and spirited 
gathering of the ago. 
Trio , it was 
m a r. I by tho absence of Yell Load 
a 
or H arris, who, on account 
trip to I alias with Freshm an H i m ii 

of 

But despite this tin* assistants rose 
to tin* occasion and led iii.* "Kftttle- 
do-thrat*' with a vim never before dis­
play -I. The band was thoro with 
bells on and added tin* usual zest to 
tho assemblage.

Fin* first speaker on tho program 
In a few, 
was Ire s . Luke Hoffman. 
well put sentences, Hoffman 
con* 
struciivoly criticised tho spirit s h o w n 
by th * students in their treatment of 
Hie visiting teams and suggested that 
tho stu­
after tho game- -win or lose 
dents lino up and either console or 
tho visiting t am. T h ey 
compliment 
d id both and 
tho Auburn manager 
said that ho had never before r e c e i v ­
ed sinh courteous treatment at the 
hands of strangers.

T h .*n Prof. Keen reasoned with the 
stud - its from a philosophical stand­
point. emphasizing 
that 
• very man should, to In* a good sup­
porter, have a cause to support.

fact 

the 

Mr. A. Toombs, of th.* Am erican 
Patent Radiator Company, was 
in 
tin* ( ity. and at tho request of Mr. 
th** 
Marcus McGee, who conducted 
rally, consented t-o demonstrate one 
radiators. 
of 
Mr. 
the com pany’s 
just 
Toombs has 
installed Several 
the W om an’s Building 
in 
radiators 
and ’ ho girls who have used 
them 
pronounce them to be “ greasy bul j 
I
good." 

P i u son G a rre tt’s select quartette, 
composed of the Professor, Dr C ili­
ium. Hon. 
and Mr. 
Scarbrough, 
Houghton Brownlee, of Burnet. T ex ­
in ­
as, sang several selected songs, 
Jo n e s.” 
cluding tho famous “ Casey 

Last, but best, was Mr. Brady, who j 

to | 

made tho best address of tho year. 
Ii.* swung 
into tho high speed on 
the Ding by shooting it into the mem­
bers of our loyal <?) facu lty for their 
non support of the football team. ‘‘It 
is the duty of every member of 
tho 
faculty to attend every football game 
and every rally given at the U n iv e r­
s ity ,” said Mr. Brady. 
“ H ow many 
are h e re?” 
hunt one of that number and not 
one was discovered except Professor 
Jo h n K<_< n, who, after m aking his 
address, was seen buttoning up his 
coat and walking out the door.
illustration 

Everyone turned 

This was a fine 

for 
Mr. B ra d y ’s statement, and with a 
sinister smile he continued, 
"T h e ir 
attitude, my young friends, is uncon-I 
si inn Iona!. The constitution provides 
that ii is the duty of the legislature 
to establish and provide for a I ’niver- 
i sity of the E rs t class, and, gentle­
men, no U n iversity can be of 
the 
first class without a first class foot­
applause. 
ball 
“ W hen the faculty accepts appropria­
tions from the legislature, t h e y are 
the constitution 
boun I 
of 
provides, make it a U n iversity 
the first class.”

to do what 

Prolonged 

team.” 

“ One way to gel the facu lty out is 
to win games. They support a w in­
ning learn, but they an* poor losers. 
I'v e seen teams and teams represent­
ing Texas and this is the best team 
best 
we ever had. W e ’ve got the 
team 
not 
in the South, Vanderbilt 
excepted, and Wasmund is the best

Office Bins, 207 C olorado St.

the C ity , come to see us.

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

Clothes
Q uestions

arc best settled where best clothes abound.

Smith - W ilco x Sm art Clothes for men 
are a combination of Style, Quality, and 
F i n e W orkm anship. The N e w F a l l 
M (k els ol Suits and Overcoats are ready.

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

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

Hats, Sin es and Everyth in g else a man 

wears.

Centra! Bank & Tru£t Co

A U S T I N , T E X A S

T H E N O N - I N T E R E S T B E A R I N G . A N D U N S E C U R E D D E P O S I T S O F 

T H I S B A N K A R E P R O T E C T E D B Y T H E “ D E P O S I T O R S G U A R A N T Y 

F U N D ” O F T H E S T A T E O F T E X A S .

G E O . W . L I T T L E F I E L D , Presid en t.

J . H. D A V I S , V ice Presid ent.

H. P F A E F F L I N , Cashier.

J N O . C. R O S S , A ssistan t Cashier.

T h e A ve n u e h o tel B a rb e r Shop
( O M E

IS F IR S T ’-(’L A S S A X D U P-TO -D A TE IN E V E R Y R E S P E C T 

T O S E E US. H O T A N D 

('O L D B A T H S .

J H G A S S A W A Y , Proprietor

ST U D E N T S, N O T IC E

T h e “ C O -O P’ 

is the p ace to buy your supplies.

Y O U can get a 72 page theme pad for 8c or 

Y O U can get a Mongol pencil for 3c

TO U will get the benefit. (<f Jibe fe lm (ions on other necesaltiag

Y O U w ill get a rebate cheek if a member and

Y O U w ill receive a re la te In Ju n e when
Y O U will also get your membership dollar
Y O U w ill save money by trading with the “ CO-OP.”

B A C O N & H A N C O C K

Plumbing and Electric Work

R E A D I N 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

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

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

909 Congress Avenue 

- 

. 

Ph one* 193

 C lassy

Suits
Rain Coats 
Over Coats

The Best at

Harrells

Cor. Avenue and VV. 6th

FOR HIRE

F IN E T O U R IN G C A R

H E F L I N A C R A D D O C K

Phones: Old 1575; New 620.

JN O . E . K E L L E R

KODAKS

Fresh Film s E v e r y W eek.

724 Congree* Ave.

NIXON-CLAY
COLLEGE

T H E B U S I N E S S S C H O O L

bers 
baths.

S O L DAVIS
Dealer in full line of imported and 
dome .tic cigars and tobaccos, station ­
ery, periodicals, books and new spa­

B illia rd s and poll tables new. 
tables 

pers. 
Repairing pool and 
a specialty. 705 Cong. Ave.

billiard 

Pe -rniu ms 

given 

to 

all 

cash 

Students, Attention

T H E H O U S T O N L A U N D R Y
Has established an Agency in Austin.

25 Per Cent Discount to 
Students
ll. ll. Al* xander, Student Represents- i
t ive

L B. L l inks, (,r:v< r, v, ill ca ll 

W(‘ 
1 

The Harthan Studios

DR. H A R T H A N . Mus. D.. Ph. D. 
M R S . H A R T H A N .

S P E C I A L R A T E S TO S T U D E N T S .

Piano
Voice

Org m

H a r m o n y

S ig h t Singing

Composition

Studies— Jesse 

French Music Hall 

and 1208 West Sixth St.

Both Phones 295.

R>>. Old Phone 15 48.

mkt

PRINTS AND 

POST CARDS ill

K o d a k s L o a n e d 
T o S t u d e n t s

J O R D A N

9 1 0 C o n g r e s s A v e n u e , U p s t a i r s

D O N ' T C O M P A S S

The kind of Clothes we m ake with the 

readym ade kind. Our kind are High- 

grade custom tailored garm en ts which 

m ay be bought at ready-made prices. 

cA trial will convince you.

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

$20.00 TO $4 TOO

OSCAR ROBINSON

7q4 Congress Avenue

HANCOCK
O P E R A H O U S E

T O N I G H T
Walker Whiteside

! Managem ent

IM dor Ar Co. I

In 

I am el Zand w ill's Muoh Heralded 

a I

W id e ly 

I tim ussod P la y ,

plum
ball

SOOT*

on iii 

ing.

THE MELTING PoT

I

T e x a n s C o n q u e r A l a b a m i a n s

i CoiitiiiUfc d Fro m Fage O ne.)

v, i rd

line, N e 

i.

veil tumbled, R am sd e ll 

I ring) M 
:< ft tack Ii

a^siriKill failed 

to gain 
N I blo w as stopped fot 

thru

I

lit), im id 

to n M assin gill held a 

kick for 

K irk , who 

sent 

the 

squarely 

between 

the* 

posts— j

Texas
sldelin 

Auburn 0. W asm und,

< xe< u t o d an 

Inndian 

lane*1 

and t h

re was g e n e ra l rejoic*

F R ID A Y M A T IN E E A N D N IG H T 

J aggressive playing, ton* up the Texas 

L I B E R A T I ^ B A N D
40 M usicians 

Com pany of Opera Singers

M O N D A Y . N O V.

A L . G. F I E L D 

G reater M in strels 

75— People— 75

Dr. Baxter, Dentist, 702 Cong. Ave.

85 lier cent discount to V arsity stu ­

dents 

Je n s e n ’s Studio. 

(T h e inde­

pendent studio.)

A fte r exchanging punts ft :* a w hile 

Auburn got possession of the ball iii 

j the ct Titer OI the field and by fierce, 

line for big gains until they reached 

the 8-yard lin e.

II*-*re Caton was sent from cen ter 
retired, and 

to th*- backfield, Noble 

B u rn s we lait to center. T h e O range 

and W h ite , meantime, gathered 
all 
ille r strength, rallied, and held. T h e 

| ball was tak<*n to the 

l-yd. 

line by 

Caton and Stre it, and 
X ib lo 
and Moore, balling up the line, threw 

thou 

D avis foi a loss.

K irk kicked to forty-yard line. Da 

vis went five thru right tackle. Strait 

failed, 

anil 

.Major 

kieked. D a vis

 

 

th row in g K irk , who received, on Tex*

Ask 

for

Dander N it, m anufactured as* j-yd. line N iblo made four thru

by B urn ham & F e h r

Tho Barbers.

left guard.* Helium! replaced N iblo. 

K irk kicked 

to N e w e ll on 45-yard 

J t i s e Fre n ch Pian o Co., headquar­
for pianos, music, instruction 

ters 

line, who returned H). Ja m e s re p la c­
ed W o lf. Texas regained possession 

hooks, etc. Phone 205.

L O S T .

on h«*r 15-yd. 

lim*. K irk kicked, E s ­

till. by a m agnificent run, recovered 

L a d y ’s plain open fa te gold watch. 
Drew 

Chain w ith Cam eo attached. 

on the 50-yard line and went for a 

tom b lo w n , dodging Streit and M ajor. 

Staggs. P i B eta P h i House.

Ii was a beautiful nm and tim big 

“ Died 

in 

I DOD” ail of 

last 

f a ll’s 

served. He was tackled and throw n 

boy w as given the applause 

he d e­

styles for college men. 

You’re apt 

to get a-holtl of a "dead one" unless

you have Moore A- M orrison, 
L a v a c a street, measure you for 

IKUK-lo 
a 

suit 
ing to the fashion p revailin g 

lo In* tailored to o rder a ffo r d ­
today. 

W on 

cost you much, either.

just as he crossed the 
punted 

to Al a ss ii gill 

for 

line. 
a 

K irk 
fa ir

, itch and then M assingill kicked goal.

B ro w n replaced M assingill. 

Tim 

rom aind err of th*' game was a series 

or lino bucks aud kicks on A u b u rn ’s 

part and kicks alone 

for 

Texas. 

Scorer Texas 

Auburn 0.

P e r C en t Discount to Students. N. H. A lexander, student represents!!* 

The Houston L a u n d ry has 

re-established an ag en cy 

in Austin. 

W illi* Brooks, d river, w ill call for y o u r 

lau n dry M ond ay, Tuesday, ai 

W ed nesd ay, and d e liv e r T h u rsd ay, F riday and S a tu rd a y . Phone 2669.

LAUNDRY

Go to Burnham & F e h r, The B a r ­
Seven chairs. H o t and cold 

in 
Ja m e s was a tow er of strength 
the lin e and tor*' up e v e ry p la y,w h ile 

MAIS OFFICE AA/)

innksgiving com es on tin 

this

rear and an order for a 

24 th 
suit 

iced 
son w ill 
time.

today with 

.Moore <\>

.Morri­

insure 

its a rriv a l

in

due

A M u l t i t u d e A t t e n d s S p e c i a l 

R a l l y

L O S T .

Vining', who replaced W oodhull, p la y­

ed a m a g n ific e n t game for a short 
time, G ary replaced Harold and he 

stopped the great S tm it m any times. 

tin w histle blew* Texas 

W hen 
’ lie ball in til.' te s te r of the 

had 
fie] I. 

and had won the greatest game of 
f Ii*' sea sr ii.

Cho s pin. w ith A. A. 

II. s., 

us

back. 

Find**!* please return to r<

on 

2 is-

concn we ever had." 
echo*'I from all parts of tilt* Auditor- 

( R i g h t o was tear.

— —

bim » 

“ He has non* th rills in on* 

Students, for a nice h a ir cut, T u rk

game on 
Moor,* 

the sidelines 

Lo 
has in the whole season! Ii 

than 

strop, or anything
ish bath, 
i „ the barber line, we have it. Cen

razor 

GREENHOUSES

105 E 15th St. 

Both Cho lies

Austin Floral Co. SWHE

Largest Floral House South Texas

40.00 sq. ft of glass; 5 acres of ground mJ S""‘ 
Both Phones

AUSTIN. TEXAS

All the New Music at (he
BU SH T E M P L E

C O R N E R 8TH A N D

J. R. R E E D , Mgr. 

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

AUSTIN

from Auburn tom orrow. I ll tra l B a r te r Shop. 607 Congress Ave-

T H E L E A D I N G B A R B E R S F O R G O O D S E R V I C E

"I ;• n ie Ii i sh in p a r a d e " ’ 

nun. Keno & R easonover, Props.

BURNHAM & FEH R

Successors to Bu rn h am Bros.

v ' 

i' and ap p reciate the S t u d e n t s ’ trade.

Opposite The D rie k ill,

1

patrons.

‘ Continued F ro m Pag e Three.

on from w ith 

in itia ls C. L. Y. 

for your 
laundry Monday, Tuesday, 
and U * <1 nos,la y , and d eliver T h u rs ­
day, F rid a y, and Saturday.

NO F R E E LUNCH

Phone 2669.

,

I
| 

 

S T U D E N T S A T T E N T I O N
N T r~A I L 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 i v
I 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 LA

S H V 

Rut detailed 

reports 

from 

the Texas-Saylo r game w ill be given

on

| D R Y P L A N .

C lark Field next Saturday, when

MODEL S T E A M L A U N D R Y

T H E S C R U B S
P L AY

and Return $2.50
A L LE N ACADEMY Texas-A. & M. Ga me

HOUSTON

c

A ccou n t

( A phone w ill be placed on each field and fu ll returns given over 

long 

W A N T E D .

distance.

F o u r young men to take m eals at 
s tric tly first class house. Mrs. W .

A - 
Laylor. 
phone 2789.

I'.h u N u , <•« s sr. 

old 3:30 P. M. 

B R I N G Y O U R G I R L

I* I ne w atch and 
at Caswell & Smiths.*

je w e lry repairing 

A ll kinds Of Sporting goods at C as­

well ik Sm ith s,’ T h e Pa w n b ro kers.

toff Sm ithDm?gCo.

NOVEMBER 14th

S R E 

I A L T R A I N leaves 11:30 p. rn., November 13; 

returning,

-0 p. rn., N ovem ber 14; a rriv in g A u stin , 7 a. rn., Nov

A D M I S S I O N 35 C E N T S

T O U 

I S T and S T A N D A R D S L E E P E R S . 

O ne and 

t w o dollar

berth.

J- B : don W i l l i a m s

Assistant 

97

Max. 

reservation s N O W for going and return trip .

A L S K E L L E Y

¥ f

C ity Passenger

C ity T ick e t O ffice D ris k ill H o tel. 

—

y<
OI

vt

IL

y<

pi

e
r<
IL

*
ti-
■rn
Vt

ti

0!
ai
I