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191 I.

N O . IDA

V«L X I V .

>lan to issu e 
magazine n ex t 

year a r r a n g ed

j ^ jn?s of 

th.* B u s i n e s s M a n a g e r s O ne H u n d re d and Eight 

L i Board 

^ E d i t o r s o f T h e T e x a n 

R e t d c d

and ii ' M a g a z i n e P r o m i s e 

Sr.

Su 

ss N e x t Y e a r .

I 

,

Schools 

i * '(jui; 

s • Mort C i id

In meeti” s.'" of 

t h e b u s i n e s s m a n 
' ° f T h e T e x a n a n d

o t

L r, and 

be Maur«‘ • 
the ma 

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Ljons n< 
L ir 
l;ame 
.giness n 
id the M 
bough the 
l s .„ ; 

‘ia n s w e r e f o r m u l a t e d

a m e n t o f t h e t w o p u b li- 
W i t h a u t h o r i t y of
t he A s s e m b l y whit !
thi

W e d n e s d a y 

l a s t , 

c e m e n t o f T h e T e x a n 
ea/.ine is t o be t h e s a m e ,
is s e p a ­
infill

, n e i t h e r t o be 

. t o n a l c o n t r o l 

:te<

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ti 
vari lus 
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it tor
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need in 
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sV'> *’>' tile o t h e r . Busi 
ton a n d h is a s e 1

; 

e d i t o r s , t h t 1 tv sp o n

fct, J. H. G oodm an, f o r m a l l y a s s u m e d ,
L „ -her 
Ability of m a k in g g o o d u n d e r t h e new 
•rang»-r' < 
ds from po i'U sh ers r e l a t i v e to 
big the ton 

bhoy a r e now r e c o n n a
let 

r a n fo r n e x t y e a r .

The M ara. im* will 

be p u b lis h e d 
at
* (‘ m i n e f o r m a 
Lonthly. 
th e e x c e p t i o n o f a n en- 
esent. a 
i/o a n d a n i m p r o v e m e n t 
r^ement e 
i mechanical m a k e u p . T h e 
s a m e
ailing lid " will c o v e r b o t h publics*
Ions a 
.M ag azin e a
Jrculation of a t l e a s t t w o t h o u s a n d ,
I contras * d w ith 
t h e p r e s e n t p a i d 
thsiMp’ 
Re joint su b s c rip tio n p r ic e will b e th e 
lime as at p r e s e n t 
f o r T h e T e x a n 
jlone— od.

t h a n o n e h u n d r e d

g ive 

t h e 

it 

Hans a 

student 

t h o u g h 

Many extensive, 

t e n t a t i v e ,
e! "po cd f o r th e t r e a t ion 
t h e M a g a z in e , 
in te re st 
in 
lome of these to o k t he s h a p e o f a pro- 
Jo't-ii 
m m . adv i s o r \ beal d,
btu: at 
Ides. Much e n t hu s i a s m w a s sh own 
th e g e n e r a l na t u re o f 
lr the plan, 
ba h u 
od out, ami wit Ii t hi
apport til the student b o d y t he s u e ­
ts of The 't e x a n a n d t h e M a g a z i n e 
(practical!) a 

pi izes, a n d sp e cia l ai

ir e d f o r n e x t year.

DUC ( L l ll 

l l VS 

City,

ta, < ),uk 
imn or

t
A 
Uni vt
- e s s ion i i 
d 
1 diversity will 
ifi'iiiaU-,1 schools. R equirem ents fo r M 
this v e a r l t r 
if i ii in I ion a r e more rigid 

ig in n in g of next j 
i ave 

lit 

l>efore. The m a te r ia l' re- Hp*
f-om He, ! , ' 
tht U niv ersity 

th a n 
^*,veil by 
many 
gro w th of I twas schools. 

.schools gives evidence of the 

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VV

ii 

I

th e se sub jects 

It is .sigmfieam of inqu„verm-i.t in of 
che big!; schools th a t six w ere g r a n te d To 
th e f o u r t h u n it in E nglish and nine the 
fo u r th unit in Latin. The f o u rth unit 
in 
indicate* a well 
• n g u n i/,cd an d well-presented course.
I ht> schools receiving a f o u rth unit in 
E n g lis h w e re . A ustin, C orsicana, (blk
lilt, P a lla s , Longview and the Whi tis 
chools soul; bt 
School. Some tw enty 
in domestic economy, and 
tit illa tio n 
ten w ere successful. 
I ifteen .schools 
wert a s s ig n e d original or added en I 
three 
its 
in a g r i ­
schools w ere g r a n te d credit 
cu ltu re .

tr a in in g , while 

in m anual 

j af 

; 

Of th e I (if) schools on the affilia te d 
■ ist, I lo wert* visited d u r in g the last 
ll seeking orig inal a f ­
session, while 
filiation w ere visited, 
th e total nu in­
le t of v isits tt) high schools w as 271.
in 
lig h t e n in g up on the r eq u irem en ts is 
not so mm h b e tte r to p r e p a r e those 
who will come 
those 
.vim will not come.

tile a u t h o ritie s 

T h e object of 

to college, bul 

ELE< H O N — M L A L O C K

M \S O N ICS M E E T .

H E A D S O F F I C E R S

M e et i ng f or the last tim e th is year, 
the Masonic stu d e n ts of the U niver­
ity elected officers y e s te r d a y for the 
com ing y e a r. E. !,. Hinton wa elect 
cd p r e sid e n t, J o e Reed vice president, 
m d Dawson se c r e ta ry a n d tr e a s u r e r .

the t r e a s u r y from 

A p r e tt y good -supply of money b a ­
t hi 
in 
leen 
left 
y e a r a n d 
t <> have a 
it w as planned 
s mo ke r at the begi nning of the next 
session, w i t h th e end in view of get.-, 
i ng a c q u a i n t e d with the new Masons ; 
Mitering school. Tho cl in en! yea r ha 
ieen the most s.uect 
if M a s o n r y in the Univ -rsiiy.

bul ii the hi tory 

SENIOR LUNCHEON 

AT THE Y. JVI. C A.

All Seniors, Academs, Laws an d E n g i ­

n e e r s . Will Be p r e - , lit— Dr. v 

a 

' 

of S e m i n a r y Mill SpeaK.

Irganization Ila* Been V e r y S u c c e s s ­
ful in lilt I ’ast Y e a r — H a r t , F a n g 

and O th e rs W r i t e P a p e r s .
Noted Men S p e a k .

liv e ly 

a d d r e s s e d 

t c r e t a r y - t r e a s u r e r .

The follow ni> o f f i c e r s w e r e e lec ted 
th e U n i v e r s i t y Civic 
r 191-1 lf hy 
lob ye ti I'd,.v: M y r o n 
(J. B lalock,
I . ih m a n n , vice p r e s i d e n t ; 
Resident; < 
m Smith, 
The exec ut ive c o m m i t t e e , c o m p o sed 
Messrs, i buries F r a n c i s a m i Eldon 
(King, was c o n tin u e d f o r n e x t y e a r .
Br. Jan., 
fared son 
the pm 
5e Beet ii 
“a,1*<s b. 
ited by I' 
r Jamt- a- 
ce throne 
I This j t a r
*y SUCCO 
plans, 
trialized, 
lear the 

t h e clu b a n d 
a l u a b l e s u g g e s t i o n s as 
ni] o f w o rk f o r n e x t y e a r . 
closed w ith a v o te of 
i n t e r e s t m a n i- 
f >stir P o t t s a n d P ro f o s - 
t h e i r i n v a l u a b l e a s s i s t - 
' th e p r e s e n t se ssio n . 
he C ivic C lu b h a s been 
in deed. 
I t f o r m e d cer- 
th o g e p l a n s h a v e m a - 
t h e b e g i n n i n g o f th e 
A lined a d e f i n i t e line 
h a s b e e n s u c c e s s f u l ly 
P a p e r s a n d c r i t i c i s m s 
ie r a b le r e s e a r c h , skill
e r e p r e p a r e d b y S y I- 
< allowra y , T o m H a r t e , 
•I o t h e r s . O n e o f t h e I sen 
■ lins o f t h e y e a r w a s an d • < ere'. 
p o r tio n s o f M r. J a m e - ; o p e r a ' n 

•tried n 
Quiring cf

ha La i l 
Mock, s 
Nres?;- .

work, w 

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th*

N e x t 

fro m 7 to c 
th e V. M. •

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30 o'clock, in ’ n" lo' J 
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t o m e m b e r .
.’.e re v e r y f o r t u n a t e on
■ a s io n in h a v i n g w ith 
* C onal r e p u t a t i o n , s u c h
of t h e N a t i o n a l M u ­
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tai f o r f u t u r e p a p e r s , 
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fellowing o f f i c e r s f o r 

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n e x t day a r e a s s u r e r 
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y V v . t r e a s u r e r , B e r n i t a M in k - j 

L c i a l co m m ittee has c h a r g e of the
o p e n m eeting, L ^ 1U and general a r r a n g e m t m . ^ _

' A i r m a n 

o f 

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" erine V; *atley; w a r d e n s , A d e le R. W . Keck of the n‘u' ^ j ° r 
^

a r r a n g i n g for the mu * u *i p /o p r

 and M a r i a n B r a d f / e l d . 

'SH USI ASM IS
SHOWN BY J AWS 

IN DEDICATION

‘ <hn < 

| j) \v n. - of

n mi it J> i nv(ult th

I H u ll) M em In rs 

daily Dr, sent.

m i r a t i o n and 
* ha facto? of 
:* s tu d e n ts of 
lh pre outed 
Hit*rait a? a 
a u d ito r iu m 
occasion wa? 
remember!*/

tie
P e rk in s o f (ta 
i beh a lf of the 
Matts o f A u stin 
nveiU d t h t pot- 
KW
c c e p t a nee 
M«
a n d ' o !o-

J u d g e Tow 

M

t re

He sa id: 

laid s 
ha; ac 
is not

s upon t he m oral side 
“ J u d g e
iv a te a c h e r of law, 
a toucher of c h a ract er . He 
n a - the principles o f rig h t 
an d ju stice ." T hen, in clo 
p re se n ta tio n , he s u m m a r iz e d 
th e ir 
'■ie bm a s “ ;t m an whom we all rever- 
enci as a man, and whom We all love 

nut al> 
inst bls
KUSH
ling hi?
thi

conception 

tudent - 

of 

t caci er and friend."

the 

For the alumni, J u d g e B a t t s poke 
religious n at u r e of Dean 
I ow m 
is one of >he noble t 
“ lit- 
followers of a gr eat civilization t h a t 
i is tailing or h a - passed. He w a s r ai se d 
j with family p r a y e r an d r e a d i ng o f the 
I Bible a - p a r t - of his daily life." Con 
to his 
j eluding with a 
the 
place a m o n g 
I State, he said: 
“J u d g e T ow ne s has
j all tile qualities a man ought to have 
to preside over the destinies of 
the 
[ young men of the St ate. He has tie- 
conn 
t h e most 
the most useful a n d 
influential citizen of T ex as . ”

the citizenship o f 

tr i but e 

final 

At 

the canvas. 

.setting of a 

p o rtra y e d J u d g e Tow nes 
le cture 

the conclusion of J u d g e Batts* 
ad d le s-, Miss Irene Brown d r e w a s id e 
the veils covering the p o r tr a it, and a 
great outb urst of e n th u sia sm g r e e te d 
the disclosure of 
T he 
siti-t, George Stone of T opeka, Kan., 
th e 
in 
ha 
rea li-tic 
room. 
From th e face bea m s that c h a r a c t e r ­
s u g g e stio n of a 
istic good n a tu re d 
mile which alt who a r c p e rso n a lly 
acquainted w ith Dean T ow nes have 
Ile is re p re se n te d se a te d in 
notiied. 
ai office chair, hi 
t bul 
hands 
< po-e, a n d his face tu r n e d kindly t o ­
ward the beholder Behind him is th e 
bhmkbou i (I, upon wha h i - one of hi 
favorite a phori ms: "T h e la w ’s s ta n d 
the a v e r a g e m a n , ” 
aid of conduct e 
liar d w ritin g 
a iturn in hi- o w i 

in r< 

“ I 

idual,” 

inconsiderate o r ut.kind to any 

“ We have never heard th a t he w as 
indi- 
aid Pre iderit Me/*--, in ac- 
. opting th e p o r tra it in b e h a lf of th e 
I nix c r - i t y. 
think he has a c c o m ­
plished what h*1 has by neve r le ttin g 
go bv to enable him to 
.jt ( pportunit 
in justice, c o u ra g e ,
'ra i: him i lf up 
:: .me.- m d wi-doMi. He ha- m ade
come to 
honor a d a 

a t ta 
.'naa of fi

He ha 

n d - f 

hi nisi

He closed by c o n g r a tu la t in g

J tid c e J ohn CL t ow nos.

S K N l O K S , 7 ; J I M O R S , 

| .

W earl rs of 

( a p * and (down* Defeat 

Third Year Men in G*m>/| Game. 
M u c h S p i r i t S h o w n .

c or e of 

Lu a f a i r l y w e n p l a y e d g a m e y e s t e r * 
d a y , t h e s e n i o r s d e f e a t e d t h e j u n i o r s 
'A ;; 
Th e r e w a s m u c h 
- p i r n di p l a y e d t h r o u g h o u t t h e g a m e , 
indi vi dual . - p l a y e d very well a t 
m d 
t h e s c o r e by i n n i n g s f o l l o w s :
t i me s , 

. t o I 

S e n i o r s ................. OO*] (KH) OUI 
I u n m r s ............... moo 

ll. l l . E.
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7 
f, r,
l oo ooh I 
S e n i o r s , Buddy, Uulver 
j u n i o r - , B u r r e l l a n d 

B a t t e r i e s 

a n d M a t t h e w s ; 
n m m p . - o n .

S t r u c k o u t By H a r r e l l I, by B u d d y 
3 ;

I, by B u d d y 

•; w a l k e d by B a r r e l ! 
hit by p i t c h e d ball 
t Wo bas* hit 

ti. S t a c y .

S t r o n g , B u d d y ;

G IR L S P E A I S E M I - F I N A L S .

In 

Both - in g le a n d double semi f in a ls 
in 
th e g i r l s ’ te n n is to u r n a m e n t w ere 
piny od y e s t o r d a y a f te r n o o n . Tile 
m a tch e s w ere all f a s t, a n d m uch e n ­
sho w n by th e re sp e c tiv e 
th u s ia s m wa 
pal ti an s on 
th e 
limns. 
th e side 
ingles m a tc h e s , Miss R e h m s d e f e a te d 
Miss S pence in tw o hot se ts, 7-5 an d 
2, an d Miss D o n sm o re d e f e a te d Miss 
F e n e t 0-2 a n d 0-4. T h e r e s u lt s in th e 
doubles w ere a s follo w s: Miss Petit
a n d Mis- T enet won fro m Miss C o f f e r 
a n d Mi - R e h m s, (J I a n d 0-2. Miss 
S p e n c e won from 
Dens m ore a n d NI i 
Mi.-s Mink wit z am i Me i M ag ee, 0-M 
lh*' l a t t e r w as p r o b a b ly tin 
am! ii I, 
be t m a tch o f 
Tin 
th e a f te r n o o n . 
final? will be p la y e d today.

for o u r 

a d m ir a tio n 
.senior p r o fe s s o r , 
J u d g e Gould. E ach f in d in g in him so 
much to e x c ite o u r r e s p e c t a n d love, 
we WI!.- n a t u r a l l y a t t r a c t e d 
to w a r d 
each cither. So I r e c k o n him a m o n g 
tm friends.

T he case is no b e t t e r w ith Dr. Mezes. 
I e a r s of (dose c o m r a d e s h i p a n d e a r ­
n e s t s t r i v i n g t o w a r d h ig h e r a n d b e t t e r 
life h a v e k n i t us 
th in g s 
to g e th e r m o re closely 
th a n u su a lly 
tails to the lot of m e n .

in V a r s i t y 

A n d Colonel S im k in s is like th e rest. 
In o u r y e a r - o f co m m o n e n d e a v o r fo r 
Hie good of th* d e p a r t m e n t a n d of o u r 
in loved s t a t e , f e e lin g s of goop fellow 
hip u hich sp) a n g up Im t wo< n us on 
f i r s t a c q u a i n t a n c e h a v e r ip en e d in to 
r e g a r d too te n d e r fo r public d e m o n ­
s tr a t io n .

T h e r e 

i: 
• p r e 

v h o 

n o t o n e a m o n g 

th e m 

in
u t m y s e l f in

e I c a n 

HEROES OF SOUTH NATIONAL PEACE 

WILL BE HONORED CONTEST IS WON 

BY SPECIAL DAY 

BY FRANK LYONS

I ast s a tu r d a y 

in S u r in g It rm Is S d 

to r U ro g ra m 

( u r n m itt tv* fur 

Next V e a r Hnvt Been 

A p from ted.

I niver-.it v of 

t e x a s R e p re s e n t at ive 

VV in-, ( H e r R e p r e s e n ta ti v e * F ro m 

F ixe t nix e n title * — F i r s t 

i’r i / e W a* $100.

! 

la -t night 

R e b u t t o n s p ro v id in g for suitable 
exercise* to be hrid in hon or o f Cun 
f e d e r a te v e t e r a n s xx, re p as sed by th. 
S tu d e n ts A ssem b ly 
The 
day prov id ed fo r by the A sse m b ly is 
th t1 last S a t u r d a y in th e s p r in g te r m 
to be k now n a s C o n f e d e r a c y 
a n d 
[ • hiy O n this day it i- p la n n e d to have 
j a m e e ti n g of the Students* A ssociation 
j in th e a u d i t o r i u m and to hold e x e rc ise s 
I to h o nor the Southern C o n fe d e ra c y , 
i I he text of th e reso lu tio n is a s fol­

i- 

lows:

Be it resolved by the S tu d e n ts’ As- 
i-em bly that the last Saturday in the 
lie set a-idc an/i 
spring term 
know n a* Confederacy Day.

-hail 

And be it furthei resolved that on 
I this liny there shall tie a m eetin g of 
I the Students* A ssociation in the main 
auditorium at a tim e design ated by 
the president o f the U niversity, at 
suitable program 
which m eetin g a 
in com m em oration 
shall In* rendered 
of the heroes o f the Southern ( ’unfed 
e l m y , all of xx horn shall be cspetnallv 
invited.

And lie it further resolved that each 
indent of the U niversity shall on this 
d ay wear a flow er as a tribute to th* 
men a n d women o f the C o n f e d e r a c y .” 
M IL (.Tiffin w as appointed general 
chair man o f this com m ittee. His as 

istunts are as follow s:

A cadem s: G eorge W ythe, Forrest
11. VV right, VV . A Hamiit on, Myron G. 
Blalock.

En gin eers: A. J. Weaver, S. I
Files, J, J. Foeht, R. IL H a r d a w a y , 
S. I). Snow.
l a w s : 

c . B. R e e s e , Grady Niblo,
Eugene Berry, I. VI Buddy, ( ’, Wheat, 
Herman Eastland.

A Committee of w omen was appoint 
cd to see that all local women inter 
es ted in tin- Confederacy be invited to 
I att* nd. This com m ittee wan aa f t ) 
low 
: Edleen Hogg, Pauline Murruh,
Pauline Davenport, Stella Elmendorf, 
Irene Brown.

S ID N E Y L A N IE R EL E C T S 
OFF JC ERS.

Sidney Lanier elected officers Wed 
nesday afternoon for PH I 15 a 
fo! 
lows: President S la th e r Elliot; vice
president, Olive Hollingsworth; see re 
tary, Helen H igginb oth am ; treasurer, 
.Avis Pickett; custodian of loan fund, 
Roberta Duiin; critic, Inu Ella Tank 
ersley,

“ Y” HOLDS LAST 

MEETING OF YEAR

Frank J Lyon*, represen tin g th** 
I hive! sty of T exas, last night won 
th* first prize o f $100 in the National 
P. ac* Co nt es t a t L a k e Mohonk, S , Yb 
I yens won over represen tatives from 
five universities of the United S ta tes. 
Ile has climbed to the honor through 
successive sta g es. First in tho E vans 
contest he won the honor of repro 
-tilting the U niversity 
in the S ta te 
In the Sta te contest he won 
contest. 
ovrt five other 
schools, *<>< tiring 
the first prize o f $I(H) offered by the 
C arnegie Foundation and the honor o f 
representing T e x a s in the district con­
test at Nashville. Here he eras a g a in 
victorious. 
IL* secured no pi i/e by 
this victory, but he won the distinction 
o f representing this Southern district 
in the national district,

l >\ . , 

The subject o f the spe**t h he d eliv ­
ered in alt the co n tests is “ Peace am i 
Education.” Lyons 
is a member o f 
the junior law class.

N E W M A N ( I I H D IN E S .

Vrrordirtg to I i wt o m o f F o r m e r V ears,

N e w m a n f lub S e t s As i d e 
Me e t i ng for Senior*.

l a s t 

from six 

the N ew m an Club 

A farew ell supper w as served 

it*
last 
-enior* by 
evening 
to e ig h t o'elock. 
F ollow ing out th e custom o f form er 
years, this the last ga th erin g o f the 
club for the yea r w as given over a s 
the occasion of bidding farewell to the 
seniors. The place o f gat bering wa« 
the club’s new home at the corner o f 
T w e n t y - first ami Guadalupe streets. 
T h e occasion partook o f the nature o f 
general g e t - to g e th e r meeting* At 
a quarter to seven the m em bers g u t h 
/•red in the a ssem b ly ball on the first 
flu, >r o f their home, where a repast 
in th** form of a buffet supper was 
served. 
in ­
formal talks were mad/* by th*1 senior*, 
and several other meniliers. The ta lk s 
were all on 
su bjects o f past 
ach ievem en ts or fu tu re aim* of the 
la b .

the supper, 

Fo llow in g 

the 

I Ji Tertulia will meet in th* girls' 

tu d y hall t o n i g h t a t H.

There will Im* a m ee tin g o f the Rtu- 
Jents’ Council this even in g at M o ’* lock.

A. G. A D A I R .

The m embers o f next y e a r ’s Cactus 

un- requested to meet iii room 2IP Sat 
urday at 12:30.

M eeting VV ai* in ( h a f g e l l ( n m m i ttc c 

on VV«»rk for New Student*.

VV a* Big Meeting.

There will 

i»e a m e e ti n g of 

tin* 
ocial c o m m itt e e o f th e Y VV < A 
in th e a s s o c ia tio n o ffic e a t 12:30 p rn. 
to d a y ,

tit; •• 

f r i e n d iii: 
wi l l re n d e r i m p o s s i b l e im p a r t i a l s t a t e ­
ment.. 
t h e y wi l l 
t h e i r k i n d l i n e s s 
f t he occasion was p a i n t me a s I s h o u l d be r a t h e r t h a n I 

I';. -Gal 

t i n - . 

l i k e 

lf!.

In 

UU"' ' 

ip' * / 

1 ' 

ic finn! . pee* h 
ere d by

ii" w as ii

pt o
■ V. ll
cd f 
I ha

Colonel W. S. S im k in s. J a s I a m . T o i n t e r r u p t w o u l d be u n ­

icef a *-d a s t h e . s en i or 

-it d e n t m i g h t lie ' n a ;
l a w d e p a r t m e n t w i t h ( p e a l l o a c q u i e s c e . A l l t h a t is l e f t me

i n - j c o n iv 

T o 

t h 
in of Dean T ow n es. T h e 
bch followed his in trod ;<•- J b i l i f y rest w i t h t h e m .

is t o s ta y a w a y a n d let the r e s p o n s i - 1 

Plea e tell t h e Ixiys, old an d youn g, I 

some minutes* 

( oloncd 
s t u d e n t s a n d 

d 
p 

that 

t h e 
t a r e on t h e p a r t o f , I her e a r e no 
Comment • .■ on ? ne ; horn I believ a 
“ Hi 

love 

a a l: 

I 

1 

t h e m an d 

tr ust 

people a n y w h e r e 
I do in t he y o u n g

t he m. 
in

k of J u d

To .'no 

f o r t n his p r oduct f or ei gh t ee n I f ro m wh om I expect o much a 

tu n anti you'. ■ w<.me? of T e x a s arui
f r o m

co leaven 

the citizen hip of t h e J t h e m.

The picture in th e f u t u r e shall 
of a m a n , im m o vably hone I, 
and d ilig en tly 

capable, 

jghly 

T h e b a t tie s o f r ig h te o u s n e s s have 
not all been w o n . L y in g o u t lief ore f
us I see g r e a t field s o f co n flict w h e r e
s e lfish n ess a n d a l t r u i s m a r e in d ead ly • 
the* r.oi.~<* of b a t tle is 
fig h t. Before 
over I shall h a v e p a s s e d beyond. 
I t 
will give me joy over on th e o t h e r side 
to know 

ul.”

; 

r, !*i be pi 

A
Tow nes wa- n ot p r e s e n t 
. ita -
i; an ;wer to a n iii
. i * 
(nr ;«i th e unveilin g w as

•june 
le tte r ’
* 
read bv dud ce P' 
Mr C, a L o" 
i j,.u , P. * t s : 
I h 
merits w ith my. *
p;< I ■ t a I f;H ' < ---
.student.'-, th ro u g h yon, have so k in d ly 
how I can
invited me. 

A
ivi 
f ; 
nor ies 

to a t t riding 

I dor t 

t h a t 
tm , T e x a s . My w hom I h a v e 

in 
hi n a n y a r g o - ’ -u ea sure be on th e Hie of rig h t, 

t h e y o u n g m en w ith ; 
la b o re d will 

la r g e 

the 

(j ,d g r a n t to ea< h o f G em the e a r
to which t h e , n e - t d esire to f in d t h e rig h t, th e c l e a r ­
n ess of vision to see t h e r i g h t , a n d th e
c o u r a g e 
th e r i g h t , w h a te v e r 
t o 
m a y betide.

life 

All t h /1 men on th e p r o g r a m are my 
I have been thrown fairly
friends. 
clo ely w ith Mr. P e r k in s , a/ui we like j la rly a t 

te sy to m e a t all tim e s , arui p a r ti c u
th e m 

th is 

tell 

I
P r o f s • - or B a t t s arui I would be w ith t h e m if I d a r e d t r u s t 
ora: a ant ?-''r
fac ulty, m y se lf in t h e i r p r e s e n c e i s a tim e ho
 
served 
W'e were d r a w n t o g e th e r by m a n y t i e s , ; f r a u g h t with t e n d e r n e s s . Y o u rs tr u ly 

la * 
in 
t o g e th e r *** «•*** - • • 

... ------- » ------------- 

t im e , arid 

— 

th e 

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. —

, 

jt 

t of w h ich was our m u tu a l j 

J O H N CL T O W N E S .

I’h*1 Y. M. C A. held it 

la s t m eet 
ing for th is y e a r la I n ig h t Th/* m e e t­
in c h a r g e o f th e committee on 
ing wa 
w ork fo r new .students, th e p r o g r a m 
cor sisti? g of pct . la- on this p h as e of 
Y M. CL A. w ork. Th/.* l a r g e s t crow d 
of th e y e a r t m u d ou t, ar d th*- to n e of 
th/* m e e t i n g w a- v<ry o p tim is tic a- 
r e g a r d ; n e x t y e a r ’s work. T h e p r o ­
g r a m c o n s is te d o f th r e e ta lk s . Mr.
th e s u b je c t, “ W h a t 
poke on 
1 a r r ie 
th e New S t u d e n t N e e d s.” 
fb* sh o w ed 
th a t | b o n g e x a m p le /et by t h e u p p e r 
< las rn* n of p i n l y , hon/ *y ar**l s y m ­
ervin* g/>e- a lo n g w ay to- 
p a t h e t i c 
v. a rd s/'t.' m g th/ n e w 

tu d e n t in th e • 
. r i g h t p a t h , Mr. T ar m e r th e n spoke on I 
“ W ork to Bt* Dor < R e g i s t r a t i o n W e e k .” 
th e com- 
^lr. D o u g la s , c h a i r m a n o f 
rnitte/* or; new stu d e n ts , m a d e th e con- I 
e lu d in g ta lk on " W o r n A f t e r Regia- 
th r o w n 
often t<i g e n e r a l d isc u ssio n an d su g 
.several u * bul 
sug gestion-, 
g e s tio n s, 
b e in g m a d e . 
s t u d e n t s w ere 
S e v e n 
ad ded l o th e c o m m itt e e on a /a l l for 
m o r e men.

-atiori.” Th/ m e e t i n g wa 

W O M A N ’S UC I E D I N G G I F T .

H m c u s t o m a r y *u- b y e a r fo r th** 
girls of the W o m a n ’ Bul ldo g to give 
for Go* b c a u tif ic a ti o n of
a u n e g if t 
their college horn**. 
In form er years, 
a set of T iffa n y /•hilliest, plaster frieze 
and pictures have been given, 
I.ast 
n ight the IPU] 14 giff w a s pr< •seated, 
it being a French cheval g la s s mirror 
-dx by three f*’* t, w P h stand and fra m e 
of quarter saw ed oak* M isses I hi yen 
port arid Beeve mad* 
the pre .»*nta 
Goo pc*1*'he and Mi < Hendricks ac 
rcpt * /J the g if t in behalf o f Ila* man 
ig« i tent of the W om an ’ Building.

led 

O w in g 

to his I c i n g called o u t of 
t h e city by a n o t h e r e n g a g e m e n t . Dr, 
I n g r a m w a s n o t a t chap* I T h u r s d a y . 
th*1 serv ice, b ead ing 
Mr, C u r r ie 
f r o m P a u l ’s f i r s t 
l e t t e r to T im othy, 
f i r s t c h a p te r . Th/- th e m e o f th* 
th* 
e m p h a s iz e d , which wa •
U t t e r was 
.la te d a s fo llo w s: 
“ C h r i s t i a n se rv ic e 
ca n be r e n d e r e d b ea t by t h e m a n w ho 
d o e s it in love, w ith a p u r e h e a r t , a 
a n u n f e ig n e d 
goo d conscience a n d 

P r e c ip i ta ti o n , .06 inches. 
M in im u m t e m p e r a t u r e , 66. 
M a x im u m t e m p e r a t u r e , 79.

Mr. C u r r ie will co n d u c t c h a p t! F r i ­

d a y a n d .Saturday,

T he chapel c o m m itte e h as d e c id e d to 
er vi e . d u n / g ex a n i ina • 

’ 1' “ ' hap* I 

=-U j Don week a t H:40 a. rn. e a c h day.

T h a n k t h e m fo r th e i r kind ly c o u r ­

U n iv e r s it y o b s e r v a t o r y up to 

6 p m . y e s t e r d a y

| f a i t h ”

W R A T H E R R E P O R T .

 THE DAILY TEXAN

F ir s t College Daily in the South

The Student D aily Publication of the 
U niversity of Tex**.

Published ev ery m o rn in g except Mon 
d ay d u r in g th e college year.

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Postoffice at A ustin, T exas, under th e 
A ct of C on gress of March 8, 1879.

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SU SPENDS PUBLIC’ATION

With tomorrow’s issue (Satur­

day, May 3 0 ), The Daily Texan 
will suspend publication for the 

session of 19LM I, to resume the 

first day of the ensuing session. 

Exam inations are close at hand, 

news is scarce, and money 

is 

scarcer. “Nuf sed.”

WORSE TUAN SHACKS

is m ade by 

l e g i s l a t u r e s ? 

in stitu tio n will have 

In a le tte r to alu m n i of th** U n iv e r ­
sity of Texas, P re s id e n t M ines s ta te s 
t h a t the doors of th e S t a t e 's fo re m o s t 
educational 
to 
close on M arch 15, 1915, unless e m e r ­
gency a p p ro p r ia tio n 
the 
next L e g isla tu re to a s s u re a d e q u a te 
m aintenance. T he T h i r ty - t h i r d L eg is­
la tu r e did its full d u ty by the U n iv e r­
sity of T exas. T h e needs of th e in sti­
tu tion w ere given e a rn e st c o n sid e ra ­
tion, and g e n e ro u s a p p r o p r ia ti o n was 
made W h a t h a p p e n e d is a blot on 
recen t T e x a s h isto ry . T h e T h irty - 
l e g i s l a t u r e m ay be depended 
f o u r th 
upon to m ak e tin* e m e rg e n c y a p p ro 
p ria tio n , a s dem a n d e d . Hut tho q u e s ­
tion a g a in a r is e s : M u st the U n iv e r ­
fo r e v e r clam o r a s a 
sity of T e x a s 
t h e fe e t of G overnors 
m en d ic a n t at 
a n d 
lie (Ii 
It should 
vorc.-d for all tim e fro m politics and 
should be placed on a s ta b le an d self- 
s u s ta in in g basis. T his must be dont 
a t th e e a r lie s t po ssible date. T he Uni 
v e r s i ty is the p r o p e r t y of th e people. 
I t s record of a c h ie v e m e n t should s tim ­
It 
u la te the p rid e of every citizen. 
should not be p e r m it te d to lag in tin 
m arch of e d uc a tio na l p r o g r e s s fo r lack 
of liberal m a in te n a n c e . Hack o f the 
shacks on th e c a m p u s, sh a c k L e g is­
la tu re s an d shack G o v e rn o rs 
the 
shack s e n tim e n t of th e people, ta c itly 
in d orsing th e n i g g a r d ly a n d re stric tiv e 
polity which has h a m p e r e d th e Uni­
v e rs ity from b ir th to m a tu r ity . Shall 
t h i.- policy be p e r p e t u a t e d ? 
I t r e ­
qu ires no sw e e p in g vision to foresee 
a T e x a s of te n million citizens, a T e x a s 
w h ere c u ltu re a n d th e a r t s will keep 
pace w ith com m erce a n d 
in du stry. 
T o m o rro w ’s g e n e r a tio n s should be a s ­
su re d a g r e a t, d e m o c ra tic U n iv e rsity , 
e q u a l in e q u ip m e n t a n d efficiency to 
th e g r e a t e s t in t h e n a tio n , a n d such 
a s s u r a n c e will be la c k in g a s lon g as 
th e U n iv e rs ity m u s t m ak e biennial 
plea fo r a p p r o p r ia tio n to m e e t its im ­
m e d ia te a n d p r e s s in g n e e d s .—D allas 
E v e n in g J o u r n a l.

is 

It is cruel to hit this subject 
again, anil so late in the year, 
too. So often has the disgrace 
of the m a tte r been stressed be­
fore the stu den t body th a t we 
have hesitated 
it 
tigain.

to refer 

to 

But we m ust reproduce this 
editorial from the Evening Jo ur­
nal, and congratulate this new

HUNNIGRAPHS
lf You D o n ’t Like Em 
You S till H ave th e A d s

And th at there* m an in y o u r to w n — a t

least we have h eard this —

H as learned th e deadly n a tu re of the 

microbe in th e kiss;

Ile led h er to the a l t a r a n d took th e 

But h e ’s so ’f r a id of microbes he does 

m a r r ia g e vow,

not kiss h e r now

— H o u sto n Host.

T h e re 

is a m aid of h e re a b o u ts — 

som e .summers she has se e n — 

W ith whom 

th is s t r a n g e occu rren ce 

never could have been.

Of m icrobes n e v e r have h e r lips by 

lover been b e r e ft —

H e r m u g w as such 
j u s t up and left.

th e streptococci 

J u d g i n g from th e la m en t, it seem s 
th at the u n p h ib e ta k a p p ia n T e x a s s t a f f 
was a s severely s t u n g by th e “ B a v e r ­
a g e ,” as imposed by P r e x y ’s e x e m p ­
tion perm it, a s w ere the y o u n g lady 
in v e s tig a to r s 
th e h ab its of the 
‘a v e r a g e bee.”

into 

“ E n th u s ia s m Is Shown by H uns a t 
A nnual Feed.”— H eadline. We would 
not s r in g it, except in self defen se, bu t 
is this to be ta k e n a s a r e fe re n c e to 
th e hun in h u n g r y ?

W e a r e inform ed in the headlin es of 
y e s te r d a y ’s a c co u n t t h a t th e “ a th le tic 
f r a t has s t r in g e n t r e q u ire m e n ts ,” and 
in the body of the s to r y t h a t a dollar 
initiation fee is ch arg e d . A lle g ation 
sustained.

COLLEGE NOTES

Kenmore Cady of K yoto won 

the 
tenn is 
New E n g la n d 
th e fin a ls 
ch am pionship by w in n in g 
held on the c o u rts of the Longwood 
Club.

in te rco lle g ia te 

M innesota.

T h re e s tu d e n ts of 

th e U n iv e rs ity 
c a p tu r e d a b u r g la r a f t e r a long an d 
excitin g chase.

A f r e s h m a n medic w as th e f ir s t man 
to qu a lify fo r th e new a th le tic f r a ­
te rn ity , S ig m a D elta P si.

Missouri.

I* tosh a i r fiends have ere cte d te n ts 
on file golf links an d now sleep in cool 
delight.

Yale.

I he u n iv e rsity d uelin g sw ord te a m 
ju n io r

to the N ew ^ o r k A . 
lost 
te am by the score of 5 to I.

I', 

The Yale 

f r e sh m e n s h u t ou t 

the 
P rinc e ton f re sh m e n by the score of 
IO to 0.

( >t ta w a.

I In* lieu G re e t P la y e r s a r e to a p p e a r 
th e role of 
in “ A M id su m m er N i g h t ’s 

a t O tta w a , G reet j lay in 
B o tto m 
D r e a m .”

L I T T L E J O K E S
ON THE FACULTY

T H I S D A I L Y T E X A N

paper on the haste with which it 
aligns itself with the cause of 
higher education.

With a few more of the lead­
ing papers of th e State expound­
ing this great tru th to the citi­
zens, the time will be sh ort when 
we will have no more “shacks on 
the campus,” “shack Legisla­
tu res,” “shack Governors,” and 
“shack public sentim ent.”

NEW INSTITUTE 

FOR AMERICANS 

IS SUGGESTED

Voted In s tr u c to r at J e n a 

I niversitv 

T h in k s T h a t a Nobel I n s titu te 

Should lb* Founded in 
A m erica.

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The more useful the gift, the longer it is rem em bered 
and the more appreciated. A C onklin Pen is th e acme 
If th e 
of u s e f u l n e s s in both stu d en t and later life. 
point is not exactly suited to the recipient’s hand, it 
will bf cheerfully exchanged by any Conklin dealer. 
Then* are many a ttra c tiv e styles for g ifts in Gold 

and. Silver and Gold Filigre.

Seven o f the most reliable A ustin dealers sell and 
guarantee them .

„ . 

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in the w o r l d — reso u rce fu l, p e rse - 
vcring, a ctiv e in m in d a n d b o d y — 
alw ays striving, a lw ay s accomplish- 
1
mg in e v e r} ’ line of h um an e n d ea v o r. 
I h e creative in stin ct is s t r o n g in t h e s e m e n . 
T h e y like to m a k e 
th eir o w n cigarettes, w ith 
th eir o w n hands, just th e w a y th e y want th em . 
T h e y prefer the cigarettes th e y roll for t h e m ­
selves from ripe, m e l l o w “ B u ll” D u rh a m to b a c c o 
to any re a d y -m a d e k in d th e y can buy.

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G E N U I N E

SMOKING TOBACCO

(E nou gh f o r forty h an d-m ode cigarettes in each 5 c sa c k )

O nce a man learns the rich, fragrant freshness and 
delightful, mellow flavor of “ Bull” D urham hand-m ade
cigarettes he n ev er smokes 
any other kind. G e t “the 
Makings” to d ay —“roll your
o w n ’ ’ —and obtain thorough, 
healthful enjoyment and lasting 
satisfaction.

Ask for FR r n
bool- o f "p a p e rs’' 
with each 5c sack

Jib 
JW 

V 

f 
f 

ET O KT IJT An 11 lustra fed Booklet, 
showing how to “ Roll
You r O w n a n d a Book ol ci garotte pa tx* rs,
will both be mailed, f r e e , to any address 
in U. S. on postal request. Address" Bull” 
Durham, Durham, N. C , Room 1210. 
T U E AMERICAN T O B A C C O C O M P A N Y

(C o n tin u ed on p a g e T h re e .)

ELECTRIC LAM PS A N D S H A D E S
A lso E xten sion Cards, Portable* and S u pplies— Shade* 5c aud Up. 

Columbia Mazda Lamps

A. E. HANCOCK COMPANY
Plumbing, H eating, Electric Work. 

Phone* 198

$08 Cong. Avo. 

W h a t a P le a su r e 
to C l u b d o m

We Arrange Term*

J. R. REED MUSIC
COMPANY 800 Cong. Ave.

WI LLI AM R U B E N S O N

506-508 CONGRESS AVE.

MAKERS O T I 
8 1 4 C o n g a s*

s. Price

$4 and $5
Mary Jane Pumps fo r young 
ladies. Price,
$3.00
Fancy Colonial Pumps,
$3.50 and $4
We Set the Styles. Come and 
See Us.

B U R T
S h o e C o m p a n y

 J L n-E d a i l y t e x a n

! _ N°tes of Other Colleges

lh** I lilt {nj jill

NEW 

IN S T IT U T E

TOK \ M E R U IN S

IS St G U E S T E D

v

(Continued from Pag e 2)

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XI

We Do Our Best to Please

We ma> not alw ays succeed, but the p rj-tut ; 
there ai d when we make a mistake it is gin. I

put you will make no mistake ii you tit ye f., if liJ( ,

A Palm Beach Suit 
At $7.50 or $9.00

P la in or Norfolk Models

Scarbrough’s

Mr. Frat Man

Your kitchen will close on June I. W hy not add u, your 

pleasure the last few days of school? Hat at the

on in 

min-

\\

mf . 

u iiic c r s wert 
‘ * ■ i , la; h a itor- 
$ * 
I). p ur 
battalion, \ 
‘•riot,!; business man- 
ba,bn .a 'I .mpson; p re * . 
K* stud, tit s’ t ,,un< ii 15. II 
ugh bake; vice president, 
sc, retarj and treasurer, 
Hioir leadej. V . A . B ; t -

I: R All,

d. 

l l. t ils .

> mc last week tins year the 
w i I Hie fir Uh hed, rhe editor 

' nest wishes for th,* sum im 
other editors.

J- K. (I F I S I I K R ,

bditor-in < hi*:'

Special

U. of T. Cafe

210b Speedway

T 
J
lo d a y

W here the best of everything to eat is served.

Williams’ Remodeling Sale

Is Your Opportunity to Buy

Anything you m ay want 

in wearing apparel— Presses, 

a n d leathers, S L l5 

M ich ig a n fo r T h a n k s g iv in g ,

Waists, Ladies’ Furnishings, New Silks and Dress hoods, 

$ 1J*0 s p le n d id \ a in e ,

reduced to only $2.05

Parasols, Notions and Novelties— in fact, any article in our 

immense, up-to-date stock

White Buck Shoes

English Walking 
Shoes, Too

$0.50 English models,

price only S I J J 

$5.00 and $5.50, all styles

Moore & Morrison
704 Congress

ta nii<or\
» not off, 1 
I success. 
that t he U 

ti a c h im e 
i ir.depem 
mav rot.

N iin *,' t h e s e p r o v« 
great prosp ects for 
it is the m ore to he 
tilers in them should 
r-> o b tain com plete 

et ,*

toI one branch as 

th

la)

lb>v\ 

In th** 

ant, some another, 
:*'i opinions may differ, all 
t hat t he re still rems ms a 
uncovered in \vhu h rn u h 
it 
■omplished. America, 
• is peculiarly <lesi me,I fur 
i s. An American Nobel 
w od I * I pin, c I he m e n ia l 
s in t h, tm eground w mild b e a 
historic factor. 
first 
i? would dearly proc, 
to the 
world a fact often not adequate 
gribcd outside of Xmenea: that 
Mintry is astir with ideal int, t 
and intel I* taal activity, and is 
‘ 
, »nd\ to make sacrifices for their pro 
motion. The institute, moreover, would 
bmd to raise the status of American 
>< ii ne* both in and outside of America. 
America would assume the judgeship 
in important fields and thereby pro 
independence,
‘ bim 
I w h ic h h a s b e e n g a i n i n g m o r e a n d m o r e 

into net un I 

its 

it

g r o u n d in t h e w h o le w o r l d o f c u l t u r e 

bt r. s p e d t o t h o s e f ie ld s t h e e y e s o f 

; 1 ' w o r ld w o u ld t h e n be t u r n e d t o w a r d 

X n u b e n , a n d s c h o l a r s f r o n t a ll 

la n d s 

" h o c a m e t o A m e r i c a to r e c e iv e t h e 

p n / e - a w a r d e d 

t h e m w o u ld 

r e m a in 

u n d e r 

[p e r m a n e n t o b li g a t i o n s 

to 

it 

W h y s h o u ld n o t a n i n s t i t u t e be e s t a b 

b s h , *d 

in W a s h i n g t o n 

to s u p p le m e n t 

th o i n s t i t u t e 
in friendly co o p e r a t io n w i t h it ?

in S t o c k h o lm a n d w o r k 

\ not lu r point a rg u in g stro n g ly in 

fa v o r of such a foundation is the m ag 

nit, . ni g e n e ro s ity w ith w hich scion 

ti f ir 

in s titu tio n s a re supported by 
In this, A m e ric a f a r ex 
Xm erieans. 
eels a ll other countries. W o u ld not 
the creation o f an A m e ric a n Nobel 

in I ii nu* be a g rea t and w o rth y object 

for \rnerican g en e ro sity to expend it 
elf upon ? W o u ld not the fo u n d er o f 

an A m e ric a n N obel In s titu te erect an 

honoiable m onum ent to h im s e lf fo r a ll 

tim es, a m onument urn a cre perennial

SKULKING 1915 SCH K IH L E ,

betters H a v e Peen W r it te n to F iv e 

< ollegcH 

in K n d e a vo r 

to 

Itook 

G am e* fo r Next X curia 

I , »othall 

learn,

E f f o r t s a re a lre a d y being m ade to 

ecu re a good schedule fo r the 1915 

football 

team . 

L e tte r s have been 

w ritten to fiv e colleges in the hope o f 

frettin g garnet*. V a n d e rb ilt, A la b a m a 
P o lytech n ic, U n iv e r s it y o f A la b a m a , 
and the U n iv e r s ity o f M ich ig a n have 
a ll been w ritte n to. 

E v e r y e ffo r t i 

icing made to secure a gam e w ith 

In the event th a t the S o u th w e s te rn 

C onference m a te ria liz e s it w ill lie pos 
ihle to m atch b u l fo u r outside gam es 

T h is fact. coupled w ith the d is ta n c e ; 

to these schools, m akes it d iffic u lt to 

com plish a n y th in g positive so e a rly 
fa v o ra b le 

H o w e ve r, 

reason. 

tin* 

in 

replies have a lr e a d y been 
from several o f t hose college ;.

received 

Cool, refreshing drinks. Fancy 
and delicious drinks appealina
*o the taste.

ice cream delivered to 

Best 
your home on short notice.

New fountain and new dispen­
sers. Cleanliness and service
paramount.

TH E CRESCENT
1000-2 Congress Avenue

rn It

Old Phone 1703 

N e w Ph o n e 837

At Greatly Reduced Prices

EN F i n T H I M ; IN T H E H O I S E ll VS P E E N K E P I ( El). 

Come in today— rain or shine, 

it will pay .urn lo shop here.

At F ifth and Congress, where the.'"re remodeling. 

Pond mind the hamm ering—come light on in.

* • * & A *
Sc 

KSOR 5 TO

WI LL M S, F IN K CO.

5 th 

'Tigress Ave.

, 

AUSTIN SANITARIUM LAUNDRY
do family washing. Students’ laundry * specialty. Shirts 
y 0fc 

u t 

r*i 

j 

3 for 25 cents; underwea , 12*. 
All work strictly guarantee.
G. W. V A R D EN , Proprietor.

Corn-, 14th and Avenue 

ut* 50* *

Mu! 

s, Y a le and H arvard Carices

,n Ci 

C e te sto c k o f a ll m odels and col,
*bs and can save yo u fr e ig h t. ( , 1 

*;

The Walter Tips Co.

Palm Beach Suits $6.50

F e R Y T H IN G IN M E N ’S W E A R IN G APPAREL.. A XD W IE 
1 
H E ST Q U A L IT Y A T R E A S O N A B L E P K K KS.

The University Shop

|1610 Lavaca Street.

A. J. GERJES, Prop

H E A M B IT IO U S
Don’t be satisfied to linger in the 
rut where Fortune has placed 
you. Climb out— climb up! A 
business education will place 
your feet firm ly fin the first 
round of the ladder of success. 
It will give you the ability to see 
anti grasp Opportunity. 
It wdl 
double and treble your earning 
ability.

NIXON-CLAY COLLEGE

Corner Tenth St. and CongreaN Ave. 
Austin, lux a*.

I h ere s a lw a y s roo m at the top/* hut it’s 

n e ce ssa ry to lo ok the part.

Oood I lollies are a great help to brains.
Here are Suits for young men that make good 
climbing companions. They w ill make any man feel his 
best. look his best, and do hts lavst.

Mu, 

.big, 
reliable. $15.00 to $15.00.

that are absolutely l a J colors and 

Neat black ami white efforts, new grays, browns 
ami a wide range of checks, stripes and fancy mixtures. 

Priced $15 to $35

< ome in and tix up for Commencement.

Smi th & W i l c o x

ti Hi Congress Avenue.

I Minks,. int < linen. Traveling ling*, Fancy leather Goods, 
Repairing a S|x*cialty. Mail Orders Solicited 
W rite for Catalogue.

Robert Mueller & Bro.

M S H N T R E N K FACTORY.
“ At the Sign of the Trunk.”

> 10 ( O N E R E S S A X E. 

A I ASTIN, T K V AS.

STATE NATIONAL BANK
AUSTIN, TEXAS

, 

vM u L L . . . J / . 
■‘ A I K U h A L I l S u t

>our '« » w * nd patronal# on a recon!
of *"‘rA-ct S E ( (il{IT V and absolute

INO. ll. ROBINSON, Jr., Prr.id.nt

O rPlC R U :

WALTER BREMOND, tat Vir.-Prr.ld.nt

t <■ i,, i ,, „ ., 
J G. PAI M. C.»hi.r 

PILRRh BREMOND, Sd VlM-PnaldMit
8. J. Von KOKNNER1TZ. Amu C.hior

LAIRD
SCHOBER
SPRING
PUMPS
ARE
READY

DILLINGHAM'S

G R IF F IT H D R U G CO.

BOLE AGENTS FOK

NORRIS CANDIES
Largest Stock in the City

Also P A R K E T I W O R D 'S C A N D IE S

THE COZY CORNER

T H E P L A CE

I he place to entertain your high-school 
f re nd . Our Short Orders and Fountain 
Drinks are the best and cleanest.

$10.00 Meal Tickets for $7.00.

M. G. W IL L IA M S , Manager

Texan Want Ads for Results

 I H M 

ti A I L Y T I X A N

STANDISH*^

The A u stin N ational Bank
O F AUSTIN, TEXAS 
Resources $ 5 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0
UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY 
KNOWS THE STUDENTS" WANTS ANE WANTS THE STU*
DENTS" BUSINESS.
O F F I C E R S :

E. P. WILMOT, President. 
WM H. FOLTS, V ice-President. C. M. BARTHOLOM EW , A sst, ( ashier.

MORRIS H IR SH F E L D , dashier.

C O L L A R 2 f o r 2 . 5 $
CIu»tt Peabody L f Conine. Makers

Wukasch Cafe and Grocery

Short Order Lunches, Ice 
Cream nnd Caney Candies 
( HAS. G. WLK VSCI!, Prop.

Staple and Fancy Groceries 
Free Delivery 
JOE WUKASCH, Prop.

FOR SALE BY
M oore & Morrison
TOI CONGRESS AVE.

22IS CLAD WA PE ST.

PHONE 1071

V A N S M I T H D R U G C O .
OREN ALL NIGHT 
CORNER OF SIXTH AND CONGRESS

T H E S E T O N INFIRMARY

Incorporated April 5, 1900.
Conducted by the Sisters of Charity of St. Vincent de Paul.

< i 

Caught in the Rain 

D 

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tu rin g C harles C h ap lin an d M abel N orm and.

A Keystone
corned y fea­

“The Different Man” 

' 2

F rancelia Billington, D onald C risp a n d R alp h Lewis. 

O PE N NOON. 

PRICE IS IO CENTS

C r e s c e n t t h e a t r e

Try a BUC KEYE MAZDA LAMP, and convince yourself that 
the Buckeye Mazda gives a better light, and a 
smaller light bill each month.

A u s tin Electrical Supply and Plumbing Co.
913 Congress Avenue 

New Phone 4

Old Phone I 

wash fabrics.

IL L. HILGARTNER, M. I).
Practice Lim ited to E ye and Ear 
D isea se!
Office— Scarbrough Bldg., corner Con­
g ress Ave. and Sixth St., A ustin. 
Office Hours— 9 a. rn. to I p. rn. and 

8 to 6 p. m.

A T T E N T I O N 
Given to you and your clothes lf 
you ring
825
UNIVERSITY TAILOR SHOP 
R. H. SM ITH, Prop.

AMERICAN LA D Y 
FLOUR
TEXAS GOODS FOR 
TEXAS PEOPLE
Il.y 

y „ ll I 

. .....

NICK LINZ
TAILOR AND HATTER 
( leaner and Presser.
>07 C o n g re ss Ave., next to Littlefield 

Bib (ding.

B. W. RANDOLPH

W holesale 
FRUITS AND PRODUCE 
COLORADO A N D EOI RTH STS. 
BOTH PH O N ES 147 
Austin, T exas

DR. HOMER H ILL

PH Y SIC IA N A N D SURGEON 
Over Van S m ith ’s D rug Store 
Residence, 2007 W hitie Avenue 
Both P hones— Office, 65; Re* , 224

FOR SALE CHEAP
The best of D entistry a t living 
prices, at tin* Union Pain-less 
Dentists.

— FOR GRADUATIONS—

25 Per Cent Discount
ON 
JEWELRY 
DURING MAY

Costley & Maud
Jewelers 
SIG Congress Ave.

W e a r e H e a d q u a r te r s fo r 
Picnic Lunches, Fruits, Candy, 
Fancy Groceries
BAUER BROS.

2501 G uadalupe S t. 

Phone 182

DR. W. R. WEBER
DENTIST
Room 506 Littlefield Bldg., F ifth Floor 
A ustin, T exas

TOM D. S M IT H *"

FANCY
GROCERIES

P hon es 862 

901 C o n g re s s Ave.

Get under this hat and do some 
thinking about the different a r ­
ticles you may need for your 
wardrobe and sum m er comfort.
Remember Meld Caps — ju s t 

simply the best, t h a t ’s all.

Knox Straws.
Panamas.
Largest stock of Shirts in the 

Silk and Silk Mixtures, $2 to 

city.

$6.50.

Pure Linen. E. & W., $3.50. 
Big lines of $1.00 Shirts.
I nderwear.
Two-piece Suits and Union 
Suits in every material used in 
making s u rn rn e r underwear, 
pl.00 to $6.50 the suit. 

Neckwear.
All the new colors in silks and 

Wide end silk crepes.
Hosiery.
In the fashionable shades of 

light-weight silks.

Holeproof for all tho family. 
Six months’ guarantee on cotton, 
three m onths’ on silks.

Slimmer Suits.
Blue and Fancy Serges—

SOC IETY BRAND
Most elegant clothes made, ready 
to put on and wear—

$20.00 to $35.00

CLOTBURAFT SUITS
Guaranteed all wool, at $15.00, 
$18.00 and $20.00.

All world beaters.
We guarantee th e fit.
We carry Ll KIA’ HAND ... 
We carry Likly Hand Baggage 
-the guaranteed Bags.

HARRELLS

Palm Beach Suits

RI SK LITERARY

SOCIETY HOI.KS

FINAL MEETING

C on stitu tion al C h a n g e s Are Mad« 

Ct H e irs 

\r» Elected— S e a be rry 

I»c a ts M em bers to S up per. 
E n th u s ia s m Shown.

soon commence 

The co m m ittee a pp ointe d to revise, 
efo rm and codify the law s of ('hina 
will 
in 
its 
I hero a re to be ab out sev e n ty 
Pekin. 
m em b ers, 
th r e e from each province 
oi ( hina proper, w tih add itio nal dele­
g a te s from T hibet, Mongolia a n d T u r ­
k e sta n .

.sittings 

I.i t 

The 

r e g u la r m e e tin g of 

the 
Rusk w as Liken up e n tire ly as a b u s i­
ness session. O ffic e rs w ere elected 
anil 
tnc con stitu tion w a s voted on. 
t h e new constitution, as ad opted, is 
p ra ctic ally the sam* a s th e old one, 
only it has been so m e w h a t -implifii.-d 
ri . < * only very im-
in tin* ta a citing. 

Watch

T EX A N W ANT ADS

R ate: 

I cent per word in ad­
vance. Special r a t e when run more 
than three consecutive tim es. N o 
ad s 
telephone. Mail 
them to The D aily Texan, U niver­
sity Station.

taken over 

Dr. IL E. B axter, D entist, 512 S car­

brough Bldg. Old Phone 1816.

L r. G r a d y ii. H a rr is o n , D e n tis t, 419 

S c a rb r o u g h Bldg1. Old phone 11.50.

Dr. E. C. B erw ick, C a n tle t S u ite 

521, Scarbrough Bldg.

Class p ic tu r e s m a d e Tor The C a c ­
tu s can be had a t th e Co-op o r a t T h e 
J o r d a n Co., 610 C o n g r e s s A ve.

ALLEN & B A LLA R D a r e now lo ­
cated a t 1008 C o n g r e s s a v e n u e . T h e y 
t h e i r V a r s ity 
to m e e t 
will be g la d 
frie n d s a t t h a t place.

an d 

H av e you seen o u r b ig new f o u n ­
ta i n ? H a v e you tr ie d one o f o u r d e­
licious 
b e v e r a g e s ? 
r e f r e s h i n g 
H av e you enjo y e d th e effic ie n cy , th e 
cleanliness 
of o u r 
p o lite n e s s 
J u s t t r y G r a h a m ’s once a n d 
c le r k s ? 
be convinced.

a n d 

Students, go to th e P alace Barber 
first-cla ss 
Shop, Bosche B ldg., 
work. The only T urkish B ath s in th e 
city. Wm. F. W olf, Prop.

for 

F o r th e convenience of our pate. ,
Kodak Store down-stairs, corner S 
A full line of EA STM A N Films, K 
Leave y o u r film s th e re fo r the I,,. 

t 

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in a ne*
r "n8Tes3 .v'.
'“J '* * * supply
Printing

The Jordan Co.

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T H E TROY I

TRY THEM FOR SERVICE.

L E A D S T H U M 

ALL

Established 1874.

PHONE ft

‘ spital Stock

Von Boeckmarii -Jones Co

PRINTERS, ELECTR O TY PES H i n u , 

V •

SII Congress Avenue.

MILADY CHOCOLATES
Every Piece a Surprise

U N I V E R S I T Y DRUG s t o k e

MODEL STEAM UUNDw

SAVES YOU MONEY AND is t u p o r „

JY AM) is THE HFST 

THE STUDENTS’ FRIEND

_______________ 

1504 k n o stm t

T H E S E C R E T OF THE P O P E L URTY OF 

* *

A N E X P E R T m a n i c u r i s t h a s been 
secured by th e D riskill b a r b e r shop, 
th e m o s t m o d e rn sh o p in T e x a s .

Phons 685

A nderson & Benson & new g a r ­
I l l E a st 

Studebaker-C adillae. 

age. 
F if t h street.

A U S T I N M A I D FLOUR

L ies in it s in d iv id u a lity . 

Its popular not because its made in Auk.

because its m ade SUPERIOR.

QUALITY MILLS, Newly Incorporated. 

Augtinjeai

To avoid s u b s titu tio n is a s e ss e n tia l 
as to avoid e r r o r . W e p u s h no line 
of rem ed ies, a n d o u r r ec o rd of o v e r 
h a lf 
filled 
bows t h a t you gi t j u s t w h a t th e d o c ­
to r o rd e r e d w h e n you come to G r a ­
h a m ’s D r u g S to re .

p r e s c r ip tio n s 

a million 

Call a r o u n d a n d join o u r lo n g list 
of s a tis fie d s t u d e n t c u s to m e r s . T h e 
C e n tra l B a r b e r Shop, L ittle fie ld Bldg.

W a n t e d — E n e r g e tic college m en f o r 
s u m m e r work. No p r e v io u s e x p e r i ­
ence n e c e ss a ry . Good p a y to fellow s 
whi a r e not a f r a i d to w ork. F o r p a r ­
tic u la r s see J . L. T u c k e r, U n iv e r s ity 
V. M. C. A., 12 to I, J to 5, 7 to 9, 
daily.

G lu s e r ’s B a r b e r S ho p 

in o u r n e w
q u a r t e r s , 621 C o n g r e s s Ave., n e x t to 
M averick C afe. Call a n d see us.

L O S T —S om eone 

r a i n ­
co ats with me a t the ra c k in th e main 
corridor. M. ll. P o st, phone 2450.

e x c h a n g e d 

Mrs. Say Irs is t e a c h in g th e p o p u la r 
lesso ns 

a v ia tio n h e sita tio n . 
a t a n y tim e. P h o n e 2097 a t noon.

P r i v a te 

A f t e r th* g e r m a n , the sh o w o r th e 
g a m e , drop in a t G r a h a m ’s D ru g S to r e 
a n d be re fre sh e d a t t h e i r new f o u n ­
tain.

U N F U R N I S H E D 

r e n t, 
1902 G uad alup e. Old phone 2823. 5-80

room s 

f o r 

[»orta n t ch a n g e is th at it pro vides f o r 
the oclety to meet on S a tu r d a y n ig h t j 
instead of on T u e sd a y .

The m e e tin g w as s p irite d t h r o u g h - j 
out, both d u r in g th e election o f o f fi- j 
cers an d while th e c o n s titu tio n w a s j 
being discussed. At 
the close of th e j 
m eeting th e r e w as som e y e llin g done, 
ami Mr. S e a b e r r y tr e a t e d th e mein- j 
h e rs a t th e U. o f T. C afe.

i he o ff ic e r s ele c te d w ere a s 

fo b J 

low s: P re sid e n t, V. T. S e a b e r r y ; vice 
p re sid e n t, A. E. Z e lla rs; s e c r e t a r y ,
t r e a s u r e r . S am Holli- 
S rn B a g g e t t; 
d. v; c i t*ii*, C. F. R ic h a r d s ; s e r g e a n t - 
at a m e . Ii. J. C a se y ; T e x a n re p o r te r , 
L a m a r H a rt.

rho flin t m e e tin g will be on S a t u r ­

day a f t e r re g is t r a tio n week.

CUT FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS 
Artintirally Arranged
H Y D E PARK FLORAL CO.

822 Congree* Avenue. 

Phones- Old, 964; New, IM.

The American National Bank

IN A U S T IN , TEXAS.
U . 8 . G O V E R N M E N T DEPOSITARY.

C A P IT A L 

$800,000.00

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S O L I C I T S Y O U R A CCO U N T.

Goo. W. L ittlefield , P resid en t.
H. A. W roe, V ice P resid en t.
R. C. R oberdeeu, V ic e -P r e sid e n t

T. IL Devil, Vlce-Preeideat 
L. J. Schneider, Ceikier,
H. Pfaefflin, Aliment Catkin.

Mutton! Mutton I Mutton!

O ur q u a n tity is unlim ited and t h e quality is unexcelled. For 

th e choicest Meats, phone

E xcelsior M eat Market

Old Fhone 625 and 725

New Phone 625

115 W. SIXTH STREET 

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S t a c y - R o b b i n s Co.

R eal E sta te , 
Insurance, Loans and 
S u rety Bonds. P rop erty F or S ale or

Rent 

in A ll F a r ts o f th e C ity. 

Offices: 714 C o n g ress A ve., A ustin

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The W. I. Harrison Co.

912 C on gress A ven u e.
F A N C Y G R O C E R IE S

DR. JOE GILBERT

R o o m , 318-320*321 ScirbrcnU* 

Phones: 

l i t t l e : Old. ISO*: Now, 1*2 
R esid en ce: Old, MT; Ne *

BATES TAILOR
Phone 590 

F O R CLEANING

omplete “•
Co., also

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I he S. A. E. f r a t e r n i t y a n n o u n ce s

D E L IC A T E S S E N IN C O N N EC TIO N 

th e p le dging of H ay d e n Hudson.

P IC N IC L U N C H E S A SP E C IA L T Y

son 

. Come in and see

It will be dedicated to Cactus sub­
scribers who have failed to buy their 
green card.

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