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VOL. IX

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

W E D N E S D A Y , J A NU AR Y Ii

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ONIY THE BEAUTY 
PICTURES TO BE 
HADE NOW fOR 
THE CACTUS AND 
(UST THIS WEEK 
TO MAKE THEM

A T t h e

ELLIOTTS

WORK TO GO ON 

WITH GREAT EORCE

V. M. F. A. MAS REEN GREATLY 
BENEFITTED UY T H E VISIT OE 
MU. E. 
t \ C A R T E R — B E T T E R 
WORK FAX RE IM ENE.

IHRIE VERY STRONG ADDRESSES

The visit of Mr. E d w a r d C. C a r t e r , 
ic rotary of t h e I n t e r n a t i o n a l F o m - 
littee, proved a de c id e d s t i m u l u s to 
u* work of th e Y o u n g M e n ’s Cliris- 
Ile d e li v e r e d t h r e e 
au Association. 
ddr*: sos 
t h e A u d i t o r i u m w h i c h 
ere well received a n d a p p r e c i a t e d 
lough he was h a n d i c a p p e d by a se- 
?r<■ col;! and accom p an yin g hoarse-
?8S.

in 

TEXAN

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Beni u m b e r y o u r e d it io n of ♦ 
The1 T e xa n 
is d u e to a p p e a r a ♦ 
week from next S a tu r d a y . T h e ♦ 
r o p y can not be in l a t e r t h a n ♦ 
of T h u r s d a y , ♦ 
t h e noon h o u r 
F e b r u a r y th*' Uh. H u s t l e up; ♦ 
get y o u r hoa rd t o g e t h e r ; agree* ♦ 
• ut t h e si;o*. an d tin* like, w ith - ♦ 
If a d d i t i o n a l sp ace ♦ 
out delay. 
i- 
t h e m a n a g e m e n t ♦ 
m u s t be notified b e fo re t h e end 
of the* week.

d e s i r e d 

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A FEW COID EACTS 

ABOUT BASEBALL

SOME 

l l VRS A U E KREHER TO 
START T H E SEASON PR O P E R ­
LY— STRONG 
SUH KRU L E AI** 
MOST ARRANGER.

PEAY EIRST GAME MARCH 2ND

COMING CONTESTS 

; 
Of OUR .DEBATERS;

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MISSOURI, COIAHtAIK)« A \ l> IFR ­
ISIAN A AUK o r ll 
IV 
T U R FORUM— ST Il<IXC! FIGHTS 
EX PRUTER.

i m IF S 

: THREE VICTORIES ARE IN S I6 H I:

Som e I acts About th e Men W ho Ire 
in I phnld F orensic Honor- 
for T e m - T his Year.

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teams. All 

On last S a t u r d a y ev en in g the I iii* 
versit' I n te r - c o ll e g ia te d e b a t e r s held 
;» m e e t i n g in which an a r r a n g e m e n t 
was p e rf e ct ed , r e g a r d i n g a division 
into 
the students and 
many citizens r e m e m b e r with pride 
the m a s t e r f u l d e b a t e held in Hie A u ­
d it o r i u m on th** night of J a n u a r y It*.
to say 
It 
men who survived this test of skill 
a r e east in t h e m o u ld of I nt e lle c tu al 
manhood anti can bai*' no great«'t , 
com m endation than t h e i r own r*‘c o g - 1 
nixed w ort h. 
It m a y not be a m i s s — 
it Is n e v e r a m i s s to tell th*’ t r u t h , - j 

the six I 

ii cedi* *ss 

that 

is 

t h e s e 

for 
t h r e e wonton. 
for 

T h e r e art* places on th e Texan 
t h r e e 
b o a rd as a ss oc ia te s , 
lilt* 
m e n a nd 
t r y - n u Is 
plaees 
will Th* SI' leeted bv a e m pet it ion. 
W r i t e 
ed it o ri a l. 
a t m o s p h e r e , or 
news. 
what 
in 
it 
l a t e r t h a n 
to 
t o m o r r o w noon, 
( T h u r s d a y , 12 
o ’eloA h > 
T he so people w ill pos­
itively ne selected fr o m tin* do pe 
thev w rite.

s o m e t h i n g 
h e a t e d 
not. 

t h e e I it ors not 

h a n d 

and 

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TEXAS ACADEMY Of 

SCIENCE TO MEET

INTER ESTIN G I M I HIGHLY 

IN­
S T R ! < T I VE P ill Mill \ M O F F E R ­
ER l o l l FRI RA I NIGHT NEXT 
— pl PFH ' IXN ITER,

AN INTERNATIONAL IANGUAGE

lf the students unlit to see Texas 
r e p r e s e n t e d by a good baseball team 
t ais year they will have to advance 
som e m oney to tile sport. As con­
ditions now stand tile baseball m an­
ager has little or no money at his 
di sp osa l, a n d any s t u d e n t w ho will 
m ink for a m om ent will see that it 
will be im possible to start the season 
. n.MiuoL o 
it should be started, without a
as 
prelim inary outlay of m oney that 
 p r o b a b l y am ount to a (treat deal, 

w i

l

l

J to say as regards th ose gentlem en 

t h e Unlver* 
. who fought a m a n f u l but losing tight, b e g i n n i n g -v 
(hat It is a divine trait in human na- cc main** th 
lure for ‘'the brave to honor 
lug papers 
le s s .” I Problem of
brave, vanquished non*' 
OnP o f the gentlem en wa* quit.' u n -1 gunge." Mr. H. Slackens™ . Sun An-
WHI and hoth labored under tho a lf- h o n k ,. -T h o D istribution ami Origin

Th* T*'xas Academy o f Science will 
hold Its ic'Vt m eeting. .Innnary IP*, at 
tty E ngineering P u dding, 
I; lf* p. in. The program 
• uterus!- 
**nMl
Pan-

addresses; 
International 

fob wing v e t > 

and 
an 

the 

th*' 

lim it v Of having lo w rtt.- a speech of the Salt "n l 
a g a l n a t t h e i r cotn let Ions, f .u -t l . - y h a . l 
"f 
the opposite aide to Ute prellmlnarj

" J ^

Austin.

N«>. 31

STEADY REHEARSALS 

Of THE CURTAIN CIUB

l , \ I ;tl\ MEMBER ENTR UM ASTIR 
OI KR T H E 
<>t r n HIK— ■••THE 
S IL EN T WPM I V* PROMISES PO 
\ HOW LING St i t ESS.
. .. 

; SHOW IS ONIY EIVE WEEKS O ff

til 
(dub retie 
i "The* Silent 
i Respite th e 
p b e e n work In

i m i l s o f 
T h e P e r t ! 
W o m a n ’* 
p e n J o n s o n ' i 
fact that
go m e r r i l y nj 
I a Week
I he* bova Ii ii x
or tw o only, on*' already can Im1 h ig h ­
ly a m u sed st 
th** c rabid, ch o le ric 
'<oreu«\ th*' sh riek in g Pa Fool**, th e 
'h o c k in g !) m o d e s t 
th e 
wisdom o f I'm* wit. the jovial John 
Rad, tin' uxoriously abused Fapt O i­
ler. and the others, F.ach character 
Is fast acquiring th** sta g e sw a g g e r 
and th*' proper voice Inflection 
for 
IPs p a r t i c u l a r par t

**we e man.” 

Th*' gettin g up and arranging o f 
* tic out lr * show *u d i r e c t l y ti;**!* r th**
< otuntatids o f Mr. Stark Young 
th**
«oncturtor; and wh*’H his exp**rlcnc«» 
and acut * k n o w led ge c f stag** th in g s 
i. re eoiisidcred o n e can Im agine how 
th e production will 
rn In bow -hoed 
really be. One hour and a half Is 
taken up on Monday, W ednesday and 
Friday even in gs In rehearsals; K e n d ­
all) Just on** sce n e Is tried at a tim e, 
md every detail ma*der*'*l before g o ­
ing to another. Much attention Is 
being pa’*! the acting of the different 
parts, sine** the stag** settin g and cf- 
feets wilt be 

lyet rem* ly sim ple 

In 

the 

t r.uf it 

. u l t . 

first place, it will be neces- i contests.

. . . . 
J ; lo m out tho team w ith 

 d e l v i n g
o w in g lo the practice of and aide men to represent her again* 
lhew' a u l . , by m em - her rivals. T he q u e , I o n rem ains

MIKI s h o e s 
a p p rop rU tlh g 
hors c f tho I ••am. a practice that has how sh a ll .hear six men he divided
,....... 
into team s? This question was cl.-
,.v som e stretch of conscience, 
t«*rmim*d S a t u r d a y and the fo llow in g Esperanto, and 
b e e n b y som e 
th o u e h t le gitim ate by those ind ulgin g 
to debate from experience.
In it and on*' which h a s b«'**n hood- 
winked b y p a s t m a n a g e r s , th ere la a . M iss,,a r t . U t . 

. * t hr* result; Texas 

- d e r e " P ^ 

.Mr. M ackenson, w ho is in charge 
) I I . ) h U
t t th** sci*'ne** department of th*’ bun 
Vntonbi Public I fir’ll School, has giv­
en a great deal o f study to the n u b ­
i l e ! *if 
language, 
ll** Im* mastered both Volapnek and
prepared to speak 
He w ill com e o v e r 
paper In person.
h ^ ’c h a r g c T f T h e U l l a g r l c u l . u r a l l s . s . and hence 

Th** business m an ager has already 
received bids from several different 
c o stu m in g houses 
lh** prospects ar** 
thin elaborate costu m es can be had 
(iNjntlniicd on page 4 I

s u bje c t of s al t in soils a n d 
to
of p a r a m o u n t 

per. The 
is
xx at era 

T exas. then. has 

International 

a r r * 1 an 

 ... 

I nte re s t 

. . 
« I 

team 

.h is

iii 

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. 

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I 

. 

ii

j

p r e s e n , only tw elve »;.Us 

and 

no 

I t a l * • 

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C n , v e r s i t y , P n P - wi l l a p p e a l 

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a m b i as ’a ' spe'chllM 

T

h

e

: « »• be Illu s tr a te ! by means o f Inn-

g e o lo g ic a l Survey, has a great mass 

, ‘*rn elides

Hie 

iii*‘ ting I* open 

to

T he Texas-Missouri debate will be 

j o f new facts and original ob serv e- 
It will take lie n s which he will present in bls P»- 

As usual,

I he public.

held (h is year at Austin. 

jis 

social Ion.^ This stock Is both in-suf- 
in quantity and In condition 
Orient 
the dem ands of the Var­
to meet 
sity team aion**, 
it has been cus­
it is also necessary to 
tomary, and 
purchase a com plete outfit for every 
man each season. 
man costs 
$12. and it 
fifteen men. This alone will he a

rl o furnish one ^ 

the neighborhood of tory and 
in 
is usual to equip abom any one 

place on 
NYV feel

the night o f April 20th.
confident of a r o u s i n g vle­
wdly sh ould we not be? If 
let him 
la cks confidence, 
te a m we a r e s e n d i n g 
o b s e r v e 
t h e n h ol d his 
into 
F r a n k l y , we need a vic tor y 
peace. 
to 
th is ye ar , f o r we want 
o u r old h a b i t of h e a t i n g Missouri 
w i t h pe rio dic al c e r ta in t y .

t h e b a t t l e an d 

to r e v e r t 

t h e 

Mr. P a r r i s h , we m u s t r e m e m b e r , is 

........... 

 
, 
blet es w h o h a v e r e s p o n d e d to p en se o 

in si e v en in g he gave strik in g 
Ti., 
ct 1 pics of som e o f Yale, Harvard 
stud en ts
id Pi iiiccton’s 
ch o ic est 
 
 
 
[Kl U
, 
» .UIS of o u r c o u n t r y , anil on t h e • 
h a mg n i g h t Mr. 
" 

c a r t e r 
of Christianizing t h e 

PO,rn. 

ta. 

' i r s t ; \ ' ayp;

‘

' 

l a r ^ 

e x p e n s e .
it

Moreover, 

wi l l be necessary to 
purchase IO or 12 dozen balls. This 
o f course includes th*1 balls for the 
tile 
early p r a c t i c e season and 
later playing season. The balls cost 
$10 per dozen— which
. * 10n 
. 
-• • 
a mm 

a few 

H its 

for 

’ 

Lastly, (ho b l e a c h e r s on 

s i ,l e o l 't h , fl, l d m u s t be

^

 ^ 

^ 

mis of I he E a s t , a n d by a c t u a l 
h Ige of conditions and needs he 
a si rong appeal to th e b e st men borhood o 

'* *•

.... .

w |„ C0HI 

T h e s e a r e 

t h i s y e a r by 

T h e y m u s t be nu-i

ite m s of e x p e n s e 

trial 
n e c e s s a ri ly a r i s e at th e b e g i n n i n g of 
e v er y season. 
t h e s t u d e n t s . A 
a n d 
p a p e r has been c i r c u l a t e d on w hi c h 
C a r t e r la id I- ta u r g e d t h a t e v er y loyal s t u d e n t 
ne ce s si ty of s u b s c r i b e his n a m e foi a do lla r
last 
t h e 
Th is 
is positively 
more. 
th e s t u ­
call b a se ba ll will m a k e on 
In th is c onn e c ti o n , M a n a g e r 
den ts. 
th ose 
H o l l i d a y w is he s lo s t a t e 
w ho s u b s c r i b e d m o n e y 
th e 
E a s t e r n t r i p will n o t be c a l l e d o n to 
pay as t h e tr ip ha s been a b a n d o n e d .

t a k e 

that 

to 

Fnivarsity to consider the call 
i* se plac es— places th at demand 
Late smen of the h ig h est men- 
aiiber. physical endurance, and 

■i tia n m anhood.
unday afternoon Mi 
■ ial stress upon the 
■■.ut1 m e n livin g up to the ideals 
by Christ. As he expressed 
it.
• in ’s colugo career is the tim e for 
is a tim e 
do ns vocation, for 
formed, 
n life habits are being 
I when all of o n e ’s en ergies should 
exerted toward th e best prepant- 
n for later life.
n addition to the three public ad- 
given by Mr. Carter, he spoke 
iwo occasions to from 30 to 50 of
the 

it 

( Co n ti n ue d on p a g e -•)

 

 

^

t h e 

in t h o ne ig h-

 
, l » . 
 
in te r- s oc ie t y d e b a t e 
ioter-soo

m e a n s a n ex- a h e a v y - w e i g h t to be c o n t e n d e d with
If he c an not be d e p e n d e d on now it
,irs1 * i,,,.* this h a s e v - r been
• 
His r e c e n t v ito ry In 
....................................... 
th*1 
is but 
t h e 
t h e 
v e r d i c t of e v e n - h a n d e d 
to 
j u s t i c e 
s h o w m e n w h a t in te lle ct , e n d u r a n c e 
and indom itable will may expect for 
a r e c o m p e n s e , There is not t h e least 
ve st i g e of the sham in his being and 
he n e v e r 
t a k e s a ny c h a n c e s . Mr. 
P a r r i s h is a s e n io r law s t u d e n t a nd 
also a g r a d u a t e s t u d e n t ot t h e a c a d ­
In all his U n i v e r ­
e m i c d e p a r t m e n t . 
si ty life t h e r e has n e v e r been a day 
w h e n o n e could say of him that he
w e a ri e d in well doing.

Mr. E u g e n e H a r r i s t a k e s his place 
with P a r r i s h a g a i n s t o u r g r e a t e s t ri­
val. F o r s ev e ra l succ essive y e a r s he 
h a s r e p r e s e n t e d his socie ty in o r a t o ­
r i c a l a n d d e b a t i n g c o n t e s t s a nd ha s 
I lo ng a go won 
t h e i r c o m m e n d a t i o n .
long held very high honor 
I He has 
the highest, but
I w ithout attain in g 

T a lty in regard to th e responsl- all phases of tho association work. tenBion of th e audience, he has th em 
llst(.nln g to his destruct,ve argum ent
result 
• 

th is la n d w ill surely 

in a
in a groat 

resting upon

st 
t h e m at

% 

i \ 7

H I G H Q U A L I T Y
C L O T F IE S

A T G R E A T L Y LOW E R E D PRICES

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T h a t ’s the story of this great Clearance Sale brief­
ly told. But that is not all for you to know. Every 
g a rm e n t is this season’s style, artistically tailored, su­
perbly lined and finished, and made of guaranteed 
materials in tile most fashionable and popular weaves
and colorings

L o t WO Suits for 

. . . $26.66 

1 

$15 Suits tor 

. . . $10.00

Lo t $30.00 Overioats for $20 

Lo t $22.50 Raincoats for . $15 

2 

$15.00 Overioats for $10

3 

$12.00 Raincoats for . $8

W i t h a variety of prices in between each lot,

all at

O N E - T H I R D O F F

 

- 
c o m m i t t e e s of the association sepa- he p e p p e d from earnest effort to su c- 

— j “ H a r r i s will wdn ou t, 

 

a n d th is year

- m on to s o of I rately 

T h e s e m eetings and 

the per- | cesg He possesses an easy grace and

interview s gave an im p etu s 

to p)easant m anner and. by reliev in g the

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I rocngiilHoti. How can we afford to 
d i s r e g a r d 
r e a s o n a b le app eal of
; t h e s e m o n w i t h o u t b e l i t t l i n g a t h l e t i c s
[ g e n e r a l ly ? Th e a t h l e t i c hoard re a l­
t h e g y m n a s i u m a lon e a s ­
izes how 
t h e h e a lt h y , physical dev elo p­
s i s t s 
ment of t h e men most in need of it. 
t h i s d e p a r t m e n t deserves 
T h e r e f o r e , 
to he t h e largest and th e most pro­
gressive. Nece ssa ril y th e co mp et iti on 
t h a n else­
Is also g r e a t e r 
to excel 
where. At present th e old regime is 
about to be used, w h e re t h e r e Is but 
.! o n e - m a n hono r, a nd yet 
the o t h e r 
good men mus t work h a r d a n d f a i t h ­
fully. T h e y d e s e rv e e n c o u r a g e m e n t , 
in o u r h u m b l e opinion they will have 
each e a r n e d a T, a n d we believe that 
th e g y m n a s i u m 
te am s h ou ld he a
II v«' reality.

H A V E W E A MKDIUAL 

DEPA K I ­

MENT?

lf th e matt* r wore bro ug ht 

to an 
active test, we feel saf e in s ay ing that 
not o n e s tu d e n t 
in fen k now s a n y ­
th in g c o n c e r n i n g th e med ic al d e p a r t ­
ment at Ualveston. Many do not 
el en know 
tha t it is co nnec te d with 
th e Unive rsity , and u n d e r th e sa m e 
the 
pre s id e n t. Bo th o u r s e lv e s and 
s t u d e n t s at G a lv es to n a r e re sp on sib le 
for this. T h e y hav e o p p o r t u n i t y to 
print 
t h e i r h e a l n o te s in o u r p u bl i­
cati on a nd do not t a k e a d v a n t a g e of 
th e C act us , we
in 
lf; once a y e a r 

T H E T E X A N .

THE FIRING LINE
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if the writer 
so desires.

IM N< 

l l ALITY.

E d i t o r of T h e Texa n; 

lf 

is 

t h e | 

I m m e d i a t e l y 

t o 
s e a t e d 

i n d e e d I m a y s a y r u l e , o f t h e 
p r o f e s s o r s a n d m a n y a c a d e m i c 
r e q u i r e e v e r y s t u d e n t ; 

h a b i t , 
l a w 
i n s t i l i c t o r s 
t h e 
b e 
t o 
s o u n d i n g of th e las} gong, but h a r d l y 
e\ e r do an y o f them excuse classes 
t h i s 
when 
f a i r to t h e s t u d e n t s ? I n s t r u c t o r s say:
‘ You must be punc tua l, but not I.” 
to b e 
the* kin d cif e x a m p l e 
Is 
put be fo re u s 

for e m u l a t i o n ?

first bell 

ring*. 

tile 

t h i s 

o n 

Is 

I su gg est t h a t , in all class es w h e re 
this s t a t e of affairs prevails, t h e s t u ­
d e n t s rise and [wish out when t h e first 
g on g s oun ds. P e r h a p s t h e I n s t r u c t o r 
wi l t 

t a k e th e hint,

F I V E .MINUTE SAM

(i
THE NEW IIIU\ EW AN .

W E D N E S D A Y , JA N U A R Y 27. 1909.1

T H ! GYMNASIUM TEAM OI 

T H E

«*■ what t h H )h(. w o m a n s 

Is 

t h e y 

re a ll y 

tile s tu d e n t 

I M Y E I l s m .

Imv, a n o p p o r t u n i t y 
medical d e p a r t m e n t is doing, but nine 
t e n t h s of 
r e a d e r s skip 
that p a r t of th e C act us , c o n s id e ri n g 
it so m u c h w a s t e s p ar e, Many ncadi*- 
to G a lv es to n each 
mie s t u d e n t s go 
year, a u d a r e 
lost sight o f te m p o ­
rarily .
Tie* 

t e n n i s a r e very w o r t h y o f the a t t e n d e d t h e football g a m e at 

It gives all lovers of t h e g y m n a ­
si um gre at p l e a s u r e to c o m m e n d th e 
wisdom of o u r Un iversity a u t h o r i t i e s 
In m a k i n g a t h le ti c s a c o m p u l s o r y 
Item in th e tiff* of all s t u d e n t s . Hut 
while 
football, baseball, b a s k e tb a ll
a nd 
e n c o u r a g e n i e n t which 
th e g y m n a s i u m 
d e s e r v i n g , be c a u s e in t h e first place | c o l l e g e spirit at Ga lv es to n. 
it s t a n d s fo r th e g r e a t e s t g o o d to t h e no ds went 
g r e a t e s t n u m b e r , a u d sec ond ly, be­
c au s e 
Is not 
t h e a ll -r o u n d g y m n a s t 
to bt! excelled as an a t h le te .

l a r g e n u m b e r o f mods; who
lloiis- 
receive l i o n in N o v e m b e r , c u t t i n g cl asses to 
t h e mos t do so, s h o w s that t h e r e is pl e n ty of 
T h e 
to he lp t h e
to H ou st on 
te a m w in. T h e y w e r e all in t h e pa ­
rade. Can we show t h e s a m e s p i r i t ? 
T h e r e is now, on t h e bulle tin b oa rd of
th e law d e p a r t m e n t , a p e ti ti o n from
to ex em pt
t h e me dic al d e p a r t m e n t 
grad n a te s of th e tnedienl ami p h a r - 
j rn acy d e p a r t m e n t s fr o m e x a m i n a t i o n 
by 
t h e med ic al boa rd of t h e st a t e ,
; t h u s m a k i n g 
I t h e m to a license*, 
been d o n e c o n c e r n i n g t h e m a t t e r It ---------------------
has been kept a secret. Why c an we 
not get t o g e t h e r a nd he lp t h e m ?

t h e i r d i p l o m a s e n t i t l e , j t,,,\ u bo ii t It

lf a n y t h i n g has

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1 

E d i t o r T e x a n : Have you e v e r n o t ­
ic e ! the b e a u t i f u l new d r iv e w a y Mr. 
Belder h a s ope ned up Just n o r t h of 
lt.ill.llna> Kin- is., I

of Austin. 

it'* Am! very convenient to t h e p e o ­
ple
Hut did you e v e r
notice* how obnoxious it is to t h e \V,
ll. girls? Tin* W o m a n ’s B u il di ng Is
now as public a place a s IV H a ll ;
m o r e so. 
is
\er> a n n o y i n g . Mr. Belder m i g h t
ha v e t h o u g h t o f this before o p e n i n g
up ‘ lie drive.

th e dust 

Indeed, 

and 

to pass within a 

Any sort of persons a r e now at
li b e r ty 
fi*w y a rd s
of o u r bu ild ing . All kinds of noisy
veh icl es m a y pass at any ti m e of day
Inde ed , ! can see no valid
o r ni g h t. 
t h e dri ve
re a so n for ha vin g opened 
w ith o u t 
th e W o m a n ’s
B uild in g girls. Possibly th e convell-
, ience to t h e people who use it was so
g r e a t that th e w is hes of a n y n u m b e r
of p o o r lit tl e mo de st girls roust be
t r a m p l e d over. L e t ’s have s o m e t h i n g

c o n s u l t i n g 

, . . . 

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.

W. 

IV GIRI,

T h e 

We d e p l o r e t h e c o n di tio n w hich al- 
lows us t o pass by the f a i t h f u l w ork 
th e g y m n a s t i c d e p a r t m e n t with 
of 
scarcely a sin gle c o m m e n t of pra is e, 
while th e work In all o t h e r fields of 
athletic* a ctiv ities a r e s h o w e r e d with 
football m a n w o r k s 
honors. 
I n d u s t r i a l l y and sacriflclngly 
f o r a 
bri e f sea so n until he wins t h e m uc h- 
covete d T. He ge ne ra lly r e s ts s a t i s ­
fied with that and too o ft e n he loses 
all th e bodily b en ef it be fo re th e y e a r 
is over. 
t h e o t h e r 
s p o r t s which c o n fe r s i m i l a r h on ors . 
B u t 
t h e g y m n a s i u m 
in 
w o r k s t h e w h o l e y e a r r o u n d ; h e Is 
in con dition , a nd a b o v e all 
a l w a y s 
he Is h a b i t u a l l y fa it h fu l . We a d ­
m i r e t h e bri l li a n t Hash o f t h e m in d 
a n d body, bu t m o r e c o m m e n d a b l e is 
c o n t i n u e d 

f a i t h f u l n e s s .

t h e w o r k e r 

Is with 

So 

It 

j u s t a s W'ell be a 

We a r e 2f»0 miles from G al ves ton , 
yet so f a r a s o u r r e la ti o n to t h e m e d ­
ical d e p a r t m e n t 
c o n c e rn e d we 
is 
t h o u s a n d 
m igh t 
miles f u r t h e r off. No r e m e d y s u g ­
gests 
if even a 
sm all p e r c e n t of t h i s s t u d e n t body 
would s h o w an i n t e r e s t in t h e m e d ­
ical d e p a r t m e n t we a r e s u r e t h a t we 
could be ab le to find a re m e dy .

it s e lf a t once, but 

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W e will he r e p r e s e n t e d In t h e Lou- 
I Isla ii a d e b a t e by Messrs. T l re y and 
(Hllis. Both of t h e s e g e n t l e m e n ha ve 
t h e d is ti nc tio n of w i n n i n g a place 
upon th e Un iversity t e a m in t h e first 
y e a r or 
tlu ir s t u d e n t life here. Mr. 
Gillis sh ows a special a p t n e s s iii lits 
a b i l i t y to weave bits of r e b u t t a l a r ­
g u m e n t in to his direct speech, a n d he 
n e v e r a p p e a r s 
.Mr 
T l re y has a very c o n vi nc in g a n d pos­
itive m a n n e r and Ills s p e a k i n g refleets 
th e question. 
a 
Both of 
the 
h e a r t y s u p p o rt of tile s t u d e n t s in the 
a p p r o a c h i n g co nflict.

th ese g e n t l e m e n have 

t h o r o u g h s tu d y of 

d i s co nc e rt e d. 

o r m o f i

"

.. 

T h a t 

Resolved, 

T h e qu e st i o n s f o r d e b a t e will he as 
foll ows: T e xa s- Missouri d e b a t e : Re­
solved, T h a t Texa s S h ould Adopt the
. 
^ 
I I n i t i a t i v e a n d R e f e r e n d u m F
T e x a s- C o lo r ad o * d e ­
G o v e r n m e n t . 
b a t e : 
th e United
S t a t e s G ov e rn m e n t Shou ld Adopt a 
S y s te m of Ship Su bsidies. 
Texas- 
L o u i s i a n a d e b a t e : Resolved, That
t h e IT. S. G o v e rn m e n t S h ou ld A ss um e 
C o n tr o l of O u r N a t i o n a l Resources. 
i exas gets 
the 
Missouri de bat e, t h e n e g a t i v e in the 
C o l o ra d o de bate, a n d ha s not chosen 
b e r side in t In* L o u i s i a n a de ba te .

th e aff ir ma ti ve 

in 

is 

Idle s t u d e n t s a re r e m i n d e d t h a t the 
O r a t o i t e a l Association 
v e n t u r i n g 
in to a w id e r field a n d th a t t h e i r d u t y 
is plain. All who a r e willing to lend 
a w il lin g h a n d c an do o u r d e b a t e r s 
s er v ic e by s u g g e s t i n g m a t e r i a l o r of­
f e r i n g e n c o u r a g e m e n t . T h e y a r e all 
m e n who d e s ir e y o u r s u p p o r t and 
who xvii bt' g r a t e f u l fo r it.

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t h e a t h l e t e 

b e a r i n g a n d

r o u n d m a n . 

th e se men a r e 

as O u t c a s t s ’ Club.

< OH IN G GGNTENTS 

is a q u o n d a m m e m b e r 

(•'out I cued fr om page I.) 

O F OU R D E B A T E R S .

before t h e y a r e await* of it. 

and 
t h e r e a nd a n d 

t h e m i g h t y football c a p t a i n - session. So m e ma y r e m e m b e r 

h a s 
p l e a s a n t
fo otb al l , voice, a n d n e v e r loses his self nos- 
F 
t h a t
th e g y m n a s i u m a m o n g his va rie d a c c o m p l i s h m e n t s ,
t h e

D u r i n g o u r college c a r e e r we ha ve 
f r o m e v er y
w a t c h e d 
s t a n d p o i n t . 
t h e 
t i m e 
us el e s sn e s s of s p a s m o d ic effort has 
been n o t i c e d ; a lw ay s th e g r e a t a t h ­
lete 
Yale U n i v e r s i t y ; a f t e r 
s eas on, 
t a k e s his place on 
t e a m a l o n g with th e c h a m p i o n te n - he 
nis pl a yer , 
O u r C o lo ra d o d e b a t e is s o m e t h i n g 
e n t h u s i a s t i c 
t h e y w e r e "new u n d e r th e s u n . " Th is veal* ive
m u c h h o n o r e d as w’hcn 
g a i n i n g t h e i r 
begin wha* we t r u s t will bt* a long
T h e g y m n a s i u m 
t h e m .
a nd ple as a nt a ss oc ia ti on wi th 
s o m e t h i n g a nd ev ery m a n in it is as (Mr. B r a n s f o r d will p l a y a l e a d i n g role
p ro u d of his h a r d - e a r n e d b a d g e as 
in th e first c o nte s t. T h i s is his first 
In t h a t l a r g e 
o u r m e n of t h e i r Ts. 
i n te r - c o ll e g ia te d e b a t e a l t h o u g h last 
U n i v e r s i t y this h o n o r is a l w a y s c o n ­
r e p r e s e n t a t i v e 
y e a r he w as chosen 
fined to a b o u t 12 men, w hich s u r e ­
for a d e b a t e w hic h did 
t a k e 
ly is not a w a st e fu l c o n f e r m e n t . B u t 
place b e c a u s e of a f a i l u r e in n e g o t i ­
be c a u s e of t h is f e a t u r e t h e s t u d e n t 
ations. 
l i e h a s pla yed a p r o m i n e n t
body re s p e c ts th e g y m n a s i u m . T h e r e 
in fo r e n s i c m a t t e r s all d u r i n g
p a r t 
is no a t t e m p t 
to s ki p g y m n a s i u m 
his c o n n e c ti o n with 
t h e U niv e rs ity , 
classes a n d with every y e a r th e love 
a nd t h e s t u d e n t s feel ju s tif ie d in i m ­
f o r t h is h e a l t h f u l r e c r e a ti o n s u s t a i n s 
posing g r e a t confidence in his a b il it y 
in a h i g h e r d e g r e e t h e n o r m a l d e v e l­
Mr. B r a n s f o r d h a s a s t r o n g a n d fo r c e ­
o p m e n t of t h e s tu d e n t .
ful d e li v e r y a n d a r a r e p r o p r i e t y of 
Special i n t e r e s t h a s been t a k e n in ex pr ess io n , w hic h q u a l i t i e s will s u r e - 

a c h i e v e m e n t s . 
f o r

s t a n d s 

o t h e r 

t e a m 

n o t 

ly force f r o m a s t r a n g e a n d u n s y m -
t h e e q u a l p a t h e t i c a u d i e n c e an u n b i d d e n a d m i -

o u r g y m n a s i u m 

t h e p e r s o n n e l of 
t e am . T h e y a r e a set of m e n 
of a n y g y m n a s i u m . T h e y a r e t h e o n e s ration.
w h o u p h o ld a n d s u s t a i n t h e i n t e r e s t 
in t h e g y m n a s i u m . T h e i r e n t h u s i a s m 
is m o s t p r a t s w o r th y , w o r k i n g as th e y 
do u n d e r such c o n s i d e r a b l e difficul­
ties. T h e first-class m e n 
n u m b e r 
so m e n i n e or te n a n d w h a t t h e y h a v e 
achieved s h o u l d receive s o m e t a n g i b l e

Mr. B r a n s f o r d ’s c o l l e a g u e 

is Mr. 
McKinney, who is a n e w m a n in o u r 
mids t, but w ho bids f a i r to m a k e a 
for cef ul d e b a t e r . 
t h e p r e l i m i ­
n a r y c o n t e s t s he e x h ib it e d his figh t­
ing q u a l i t i e s to good a d v a n t a g e a nd 
showed q u i t e a k e e n fa cu lty .

In 

to 

(Continued from page I.)
He w is h e s 
t h o s e he lp in g
t h a n k 
h im in t h a t c onnec tio n, a n d requests 
t h e i r 
as m a n y as will 
n a m e s o v e r to t h i s new list t h a t is 
g o in g a r o u n d .

to c h a n g e 

A s t r i c t l y Te xa s t r i p is be in g p l a n ­
T r i n i t y , A u s t i n College, Bay-

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• id 

a n d 

s t u d e n t s 

f a c u lt y 
m e m b e r s h a ve not yet paid t h e i r 
Texan s u b s c r ip ti o n s . 
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one of th is n u m b e r d o not wait 
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t ro ub l e.

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tobaccos, smokers’ articles, newspapers 
largest billiard hall in

IL, and periodicals, 

cigars 

the city.
Old Phone 1061.

615 Congress Ays 

AUSTIN, TEXAS.

DR. HENRY KUEHNE,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON 

.Over Smith fie Jackson’s Drug Store.. 
Phones:

Office, 1506 

Residence, 1823

DR. HOMER HILL
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

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Residence, 224; office, 65.

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Avenue Hotel.

Phone 1576. 

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 H I K 

I E X A N

A NEW CLUB TO

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AN 

IN NUM IGA I ION 

HOM) MKKTlNCaS 

TO 
MSOLYK TIII: LIQTOK 
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MEANS AND METHODS DISCUSSED

In recognition of the fact that the 
“ Liquor Question" 
is one of nat­
ional interest, a number of the s tu ­
it advisable to organize 
dents think 
a club to Investigate that problem in 
all its p h a s e s ; whence it came, where 
is. and whither it g o e s t ; what li­
it 
quor lias done iii the past, what 
it 
: is doing today, and what it is likely ( 
to do iii the future; and the different 
tin* dis­
s ys tem s of 
local option, and I 
pensary system, 
prohibition, and others. And let 
it 
tie* "pro" 
bo borne 
the Indifferent are 
the "anil" ami 
j .lrgetnIv solicited 
in 
to join hands 
this investigation.

its d e p o s i t i o n 

in mind 

that 

o f tin' various s ug ge st io ns a s to 
the arrangement of a program the 
i best one see ms to he to assign Ave or 
six ne n from six to eight minutes 
tach. Or if Interest demanded d e ­
bate after one of th ese talks, then 
debate it and have f e w er assignments.

Tiles*’ are qu estion s to be discus- j 

I lied and settled by all who tak*’ part, 
the object be ing to grasp tin* best 
to become thor- 
method by which 
. uglily acquainted with all s i d e s of 
I h e question. Some think It perfect­
ly legitimate to give such of tin* ob­
to our 
tained results as we see fit 
h o m e people through our 
local pa­
p e r s . others think It. quite in order 
tin* 
to hold open m e e tin gs so that 
co-eds, et a1, who wish might hear 
tin* discussions. 
o.* 
course, arc questions to he decided 
af ter we organize,

These 

also. 

let 

Do not 

int eresting 

tin* su gg e st io ns 

that 
such an organization t an Im* made e n ­
to 
tertaining to others, 
our selves ant! profitable to all, crowd 
the three things to bt* r em em ­
out 
is to Im* a fair, 
bered now: that 
investigation; 
open-minded, catholic 
thai we meet in room 7t) at 4 o clock. 
ibis, Wednesday, afternoon, January 
27th, and that each and every male 
is insisted upon to be pres­
st aden! 
ent .

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if so, why *

of the i i 3 unpaid ones? 
0 unpaid ones?

Th** Senior Class will meet 

this 
afternoon at 2 : 1 5 , in room seventy. 
All members of class urged to be 
present. 
Important ma tters to be 
considered.

L. P. LOCHRIDGE.

President.

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tables a specialty. 705 Gong. Ave.

IF YOU HAPPEN TO GO BROKE 
Run Short or Want to Buy a Dia­
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J. A. JACKSON
617 Congress Ave.

AUSTIN, 

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TEXAS.

GEO. W. PATTERSON, UNDERTAK­
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ER AND 
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The hest that can be produced. 
For m en w ho care lo circs** well.

HANAN SHOES $5.50, $6.50 
FLORSHIEM SHOES $5 
WALK E Z Y SHOES $3.50, $4

Y o u can’t do better for your 
feet or pocket. R em em ber the 
name
BURT SHOE COMPANY

6 1 2 CONGRESS AVENUE

GEORGE MILLER
The iine.t light lively in the city. C«r- 
Mages in connection.

208-210 E. Fifth St. 

Phone 25.

PRINTS AND 

POST CARDS EVERY DAY
Jordan

K o d a k s Loaned 
to Students

G l o Congress Avenue, Upstairs

P O R T R A I T S
OF M E R I T

Made bv

W I L S O N & J E N S E N

O L D P H O N E 1027 

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

THIO UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS.
Austin.

Jan. 21, 1909.

To the ProfcsHors of the Unlver«i- 
t y ; Tilt’ Young: Women's Christian 
Association of the University 
has 
bought and Installed in room I ' on 
flit* first floor of the main building 
a multigraph. The Association s p a r - | 
pose in ow nin g this machine is ult!- 
. m a n l y to furnish a means for a few 
\ o u n g women each year to make their 
col lf •ge expenses, Dr. \V. J. Hattie, 
Miss I Alin Un is ami Dr. F. L. Jew- 
i it imve kindly consented to a d as a 
c o m m it te e 
to 
serve as general supervisors. The 
office work is under the supervision of 
the Practical Needs Committee.

to adjust rates, and 

The multigraph is especially sult- 
e I for 
large orders. We therefore 
solicit your eircu’ar letters, outlines, 
etc. 
is desired that manuscripts 
be given as far i n a d v a n c e as possi- j 
hie, but rush orders can be done 
when imperative.

It 

Very sincerely,

HERTA COOPER, 

Chairman Prue. Needs Com

RATES:
letters, one page (l e tt er .

1 0OO 

paper) 
.............................................$4.00
Each ‘■ •ibso pe nt 1 , 0 0 0 ............$2.00
r,00 letters, one p a g e .................. $3.OO
..................................... $2..iO
200 I* tiers 
1,000 pest c a r d s ............................. $2.50
>00 post c a r d s ...................................$2.00
large or­

Special prices made foi 

 

ders.

(>

Are you on*1

of t In* 17 3.

piBUHfR'S (ONEECEIONERY
Cor. 22nd and Speedway 

in C o n n e c tio n
Ladies’ P a rlor 
Fine Line of t igu^, Fruit and Candy 
Chili and Lunches hcrvcd

CONSIDERATE

Conservatism in Banking is to 
care for many interest* while
capitalising none.

Capital and surplus 
$ 465,000
A sse ts ...................................... 2,500,000

 

AMERICAN NA I K M BANK

AUSTIN, TEXAS.

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V

HIGH GRADE TYPEWRITERS 
FOR SALE AND RENT
W. S. HART

109 W e s t 6 t h S t r e e t

Bosche’s T r o y 
La u n d ry

STRICTLY DOMESTIC.

FINEST WORK.

ALWAYS THE BEST.

Phone 73. 

S06 Cong. Ave.

SCHUTZA COZY 
CORNER

F O R

IHE BEST Of EVERYTHING

THE

o
RUSK.

installed 

to be present. 

to th© society Cf,ss 0 f 

On Thursday ( t o m o r r o w ) night at 
its 
the Germania will have 
7 : 3 0 
regular m ee tin g in room 15. 
Some 
I important business is to come up lie- 
fore in** Society and every member 
is replicated 
T h e r e 
I will also be a very inter est ing pro-
su< -

The officers for the present term
in the Rusk Society
were 
Saturday night. The retiring presi­
dent, Bob Holliday, and the new one,
th* 
T. J. Arnold, were very eomplimen- gr amm e. On account 
tary to each other ariel 
the pro-
in t h e i r addresses. Mr. Holliday made ^ram com mi tt ee has decided to have
anoth er o n e . On Thursday night an 
several valuable su gg e st io ns for th** 
important University problem will 
good of the society in the future.
bt* discussed. The puestion is: Re­
solved: 
is for the best in­
terest of tin* University of Texas to 
raise 
to 
| 14 units."
The 

The regular program was carried 
out. Th** affirmative won the pues- 
for a c o m pu l­
tion which declared 
sory school 
For best speaker 
of the evening, Mr. Allen 
r e c e i v e d 
two votes from the judge and Mr. 
Templeton one. Messrs. Harris and 
T iv e r to n w ere elected 
to mem bel - 
ship and initiated.

by 
I Messrs. Leonards, Tre nc km ann , and 
Bchofst ag. 
these
Pitted 
great logicians and able disciples of 
are Messrs. P e t ach,
Dem ost he nes 

its entrance requirem ent s 

, iie last debate, 

affirm a t ive 

"That it 

against 

upheld 

law. 

of 

is 

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A lm ost two m on ths since Dec. 1st. B ie sel e end B. it. Stifler.

Ire vou one of th e 173 unpaid sub- 
* 
0 
‘ 
scribers?

Everybody is invited to c o m e on

a n d attend the rousing meeting,

VARSITY BARBER SHOP

N. W. Ru t l ed g e , P r o p .

ROBT. E. THIELE
Dealer in 
ALL KINDS OF MEATS AND 
SAUSAGE.
Cor. 19th and Guadalupe St*.

SHINING P AR LO R IN CONNECTION 

Old Phone 420. 

New Phone 549.

STU D E N T T R A D E ESPECIALLY SOLI CI TED

U N IV E R SIT Y TAILOR SHOP
A R Smith, Prop.

Cleaning, Pressing and Repairing
L a d i e s ’ Wor k a Specialty 

Old P ho ne 1 6 7 5 

2 2 1 6 Gu a d al up e

In R e a r of B a r b e r Shop

Attention University Students!
Students bolding sta te certificates 
can seem** good positions as teach­
ers by ph on in g or writing 

J . L . TAI I ,
Biti \V. Oth St.

Bell Phone 89 . 

Austin, Texas.

, 

I 

«• 

I , , 

n . 
W e have m oved from
students Attention SOS C ongress A ve., to
1 007 Congress A ve., w here w e will be glad to see you.
Let us m ake your B I G G S & C O .
Spring Clothes 

y e l l o w 

t a b o r *

f r o n t 

Our Clerks are old Texas Students. Pay us a call and you will be pleased. Open all night
VAIN SMITH DRUG COMPANY

S U C C E S S O R S T O Y A T E S & M U N T E R ____________________ __________________________

 T H E T E X A N .

SPRIN G SUITS

O N L Y N E VV O N E S I N 

I H E C I I Y. 

S E E A V E N U E W I N I ) O VV

NEW SPRING PANTS

J U S T R E C E I V E D . S E E S I X T H S T R E E T W I N D O W 

THE NEW R O S E NW A L D & WEIL S P R I N G SUITS
ARE AHEAD OE ALL THE “OLD TIME” HOUSES

A L L W I N I E R S L I P S , R A I N A N I ) O V E R C O A T S V-, O F F
O N E - T H I R I ) ( I F F M E A N S A B U N C H O F M O N E Y S A V E D

C O R D E R A VEN U E 

and SIXTH S T R E E T H A R R E L L S

A S T O R C C O R M E N A N O Y O U N G V I E N

C O RN ER AVENUE 
and SIX TH S T R E E T

Bray, f o r m e r ly p ro f e s s o r of bo ta ny , 
In 
th e U ni v e rs ity , is now co nn ec te d 
AA it Ii Syr acu se Unive rsity ,

Th e next n u m b e r of 

th e Coyote, 
the tirst u n d e r th e new m a n a g e m e n t , 
nil l be a v a l e n t i n e n u m b e r , a n d will 
a p p e a r about F e b r u a r y 13th. D r a w ­
ings a r e d u e S a t u r d a y , J a n u a r y 30th, 
all o t h e r c o n t r i b u t i o n s , 
T h u r s d a y . 
F e b r u a r y Uh.

One visit to our shop will prove to 
the most skeptical t h a t we are leaders 
in our line. Burnham Bros., the B ar ­
bera, opposite Driskill Hotel.

F. 

\v\ H o u s e h o l d e r , t u t o r in h i s ­
tory, h a s j u s t r e t u r n e d fro m a t h r e e 
day s tr ip to W ic hi ta F a lls and o t h e r 
in- 
N ort h T ex as points. 
u l t i m a t e l y Mr. H o u s e ­
frportion t o u r 
h o ld e r a n d Mr. P a r r i s h 
to 
pra ct ice law 
in W i c h i t a Falls. Th is 
is the coining city of th e P a n h a n d l e , 
and all th e f r ie n d s of th e tw o foo tba ll

It was a n 

in t e n d 

NOW IS THE TIME

the 

to lay in your supply of coal, be­
fore 
first 
rush when 
“n orther’* arrives. We are 
sole agents for the

the 

still

OSAGE B A L E S T E R

the original deep-shaft 
coal.

territory 

flV'ALESTER FU EL CO.
Phones 246.

I . H R E E N B E R G .

MANUFACTURING OI HUAN

C A I I D ! IC A U H 
l A l f l r U j A l l 17 

/ ' A D D I H A D ' 
t U l l l l l l / U n has * » t h d m v a from the r n i v **rs,t-v- I Falls lawyers will need extra s h o u l - ! *

Miss J e s s i e W o od w ard of C o le m a n I |H,ro,,s t 

l i e r u i ' s U T I b u m M i t t ! W i n n 

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s u r e tha t o t h e r W i c h i t a i intptwpic. .sp<vt«c»r« anOyV 

v t i v 1.1 I U ; in c people. ;* prelacies ana e y e R ia .*- , rep., 

1 

f,rad
; -rt , ,

t1,|rl ,,M ,h,‘n n,>t'^ 

r ' 
v

W e gua ra nte e satisfaction w h e t h e r 
you buy go od s o r have repairing d o n e

Dr. B axt er, Dentist, 600 Cong. Ave.
 — 

 

We loan kodnks to students. 

Jordan, j, 

js g r a t i f y i n g 

to 

t h e 

Texan

File left fo r h e r home on S a t u r d a y .

d e r pads a nd s hi n g u a r d s .

J. L V R E D E N B U R G H
C O N G R E S S A V E N U E
8 1 6 

H o r a c e Dun ean , of l a s t y e a r 's law fil° 

Avf- 

class, was in to w n Monday.

th a t Moore & M orri so n
j m a n a g e m e n t 
a t t r i b u t e a good s h a r e of t h e i r in

Bill Oran in. 

'OO, was seen in th e

c o r r i d o r s t h e first of th e week.

Mr. 

.! 

I*. Din sm op . of S u l p h u r I r ,,as(, 

b u s | n „ ss ) h , s y e a r (0

S p r in g s h a s wi th. lr uw n fr om tho I n - 
i versify. 

I 

r l M n B s ,

11S).(I ln t h e Toxaii. 

_____

C . M. MILLER

Dealer in

Wall Paper, Paints and Oils, White Lead,

Varnishes, Window Glass.

PICTURE FRAMING A SPECIALTY. 

711 Cngress Ave.

STEINWA Y- STARR - RICHMOND 

Jesse French Piano Co.

M anufacturers and D istrib u tors

HIGH CLASS PIANOS

P h o n e U s, No. 2 9 5 Each P h on e

Vivian ( M i k e ) Ir vin e was a vis itor

at tile U niv ers ity last week.

T h - b o a rd will ar o a tl y a p p r o r l n t o 
.-ny urln.ls w h l r h tho M u d on ts m a y 
d r o p Into i ho ( a n u s box. 

KL W. Davis, CL Kl., 

7, 

is witli

Hie Rock Island at Hydro, Okla.

Mr. Goug h of M cKinney visited his 
d a u g h t e r , Miss Ann, a few d a ys a g o . '

C a c t u s m a t e r i a l of a n y so rt will 
l i e a p p r e c i a t e d i f drop pe d in t h e box 
o r h a n d e d to a m e m b e r of t h e bo ard .

Get your pictures framed a t More
land's cor. of Cong. Ave. and 7th St. 

^ 

^

A 

l e t t e r 

J a c k 
received 
.s tr a n g e b r i n g s the i n f o r m a t i o n th a t
he is im a n e n g i n e e r i n g Job at R i o [ lUI- 

fr om 

Mr. J. W. S t a n l e y of Au st in has 

w i t h d r a w n from th e University.

E v e ry 

f u r n i s h 
s o m e t h i n g t o t h e U n iv e rs it y a n n u a l . 

s t u d e n t 

s h o u ld 

We make post cards from kodak films. 

, 

I . 
* 
Jordan, 610 Congress Ave.

— — —

J * 

t h e
S t u d e n t s ’ Association to fill t h e c h a i r '

Sti nso n was chosen by 

, oni p,

We a t t r i b u t e o u r success 

to o u r 
„ r s , . (.|ass
bllt 
, iarl„ ,rs a n , e m p l o y e d Iii 

Xo m, 

, p o | | t „ 

IU no A K e as onover , 607 

((|lr sh

C o n g re ss Aev.

I.et 
theM'H. 
P h o n e I s l ? .

im* r o p y 

o r 
I.. Atchle.v, 104 W. 1 8 th St. 

o r a t i o n s 

j o u r 

F a s t e r c om es on t h e l i t h of April 

 ________________ 
this ye ar. whic h m e a n s 
s p r i n g suit busine;
s p r i n g suit b u s in e s s will op e n ear ly.
ha ve
A lr e a dy Moore & Morrison 
, 
,
, 
fo r Uni
booked a n u m b e r of o r d e r s 
v e r i t y s t u d e n t s .

t h a t 

# 

. 

, 

, 

. 

hi TEA DV 

it t i l l KA KSA 1*8 OF

H I K C U R T A I N C L I ' I t.

F R A N K S. TAYLOR, Manager
813 Congree A it nae

His.

T h i n k u p s o m e g r i n d s to r t h e C a c - I left va c a n t by Ed S l a u g h t e r , a s s i s t a n t

b u s in e s s m a n a g e r of th e Texa n.

DR. F. P. OLAUGHLIN

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON 

700 Congress Ave.

Z I E R - P H I L L I P S FURNITURE 
COMPANY

Medium and High Grade Furniture.

Phones 440.

The Capital Bank and 
Trust Co.

A p p r e c i a t e s 

th e Students* Business

^

W. I t . S M I T H

A »„ A l I . RN

Varsity Tailoring Co.

.SMI I ll A A L I. FN, Cr>t>
C l e a n i n g , F r e t t i n g a n d Repai rin g
W o r k called for and drlirrre<t to anv part 
of (be city. K in g D id Phone 2o~l

S A H A R A * H O N ( . T A M A S I I I l l

2214 r.uadalupf Si.

UNITED W001 EN MILES

d e p a r t m e n t of t h e ( ’a i t u s .

 

 

SUITS TO M EASURE

(HO ((ingress Ave. 

Get 

re v e n g e 

t h r o u g h 

t h e g r i n d s 

Mr. VV. W. Se a rc y of B r e n h a m was
a guest of his d a u g h t e r s , Misses K a t h - , 
 
.
, 
I 
rim ' a nd Mamie Searcy, 

. 
th o 

.

.

.

.

We loan k o d a k s t o s tu d e n ts . Jordan, 

,,art of !a ‘ w<‘<k- 

((Amt blued 

from pnge I.) 

- .. 
. 

at a r e a s o n a b l e cost, a n d 
t h e boys
i*re a n x io u s to a p p e a r as perfect in-
.
divlduals of t i e Slizab et hi an Period.
................. 
l a t t e r » 1#4. „ 
laige, d a r i n g poster will bi* out
A 
sixteen
()on 
I,y twenD Inches, a n d on the whole
ll ii a r t i s t i c piece of work. W a t c h
th e C u r t a i n Club.

|, WJp hi. 

|„ c o |ors 

. . . 

. 

,

$15723 CONGRESS AVE. AVENUE HOTEI BIOG.

NELSON DAVIS A CO.
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE 
GROCERS.

A L L T H E N K W

M U S I C

A T T H E

B U S H T E M P L E
J. R. REED, Mgr.
Cor. 8th and Congress Avenue

W. A. ACHILLES Sc CO.

Dealers in

GROCERIES, WOOD, FEED, COUNTRY 
PRODUCE.

Special attention given 

to Fraternity 

Houses. Both Phonei 394.

Corner of Guadalupe and W. 16th St.

S O R O R IT Y
C H O C O L A T E S

h e L atest in C andy C on­

fection at

L. A . W O L F & B R O .

Boyd H e a d i n g ha s 

j u s t returned 
from G a lv es to n, a f t e r an o p e r a t i o n 
fo r a ppen dic it is .

Miss Nettie H. Sul livan of Aust in 
has s e v e re d h e r co nn ec tio n with th e 
University.

Miss C la ir Lucas Is confined to h e r 
th e 

roo m with a s e v e r e a t t a c k of 
grippe.

Mr. G id d in g s S to n e of B r e n h a m . 
a f o r m e r s t u d e n t of t h e U niv ers ity , 
was a vis ito r to A ust in last week.

R e m e m b e r 

t h e C e n t ra l 

Burlier 
607 C o n g re s s Ave. Keno & 

Shop. 
Keasonover.

Miss Louise J o h n s o n has r e t u r n e d 
fro m San Marcos w h e re s h e spent 
S a t u r d a y a nd S u nd a y.

Mrs. IL IL Brow n of Y o a k u m vis­
ll. B ro w n , J r ., 

ited h e r son, Mr. IL 
last week,

.dr. D a lk o w i t z of San A n to n io 
was a gu e st of his d a u g h t e r , Miss 
.Valhalla Dalkowitz, a few d a y s ago.

Th e I Diversity of Texas Branch of
I n s t i t u t e of Elect ri­
tin* A m e ri c an 
cal E n g i n e e r s will be e n t e r t a i n e d at 
**r. A. lh S c o t t ’s on F r i d a y even ing , 
7 :3 0 .

We solicit and appreciate the student 
trade. Burnham Bros., the Barbers, op­
posite Driskill Hotel.

Miss M a r g u e r i t e Morris of P a l e s ­
tin e | k a g u e s t a t t h e K a p p a house. 
Sh e c am e do w n to he p r e s e n t a t In­
iti a ti o n , which was held on S a t u r ­
da y nigh t.

Y. 

I). C arroll a n d L. E. J o n e s 
cr os se d th e " b u r n i n g s a n d s of B a g ­
a nd rec eived at tin holy s h r i n e 
dad. 
t h e m y s t e r i e s of P. E. C. F r i d a y
nigh t.

Ask for Dander Nit, it will cure dan- 
druff and stop your hair from falling 
out. Burnham Bros., the Barbera, op­
posite Driskill Hotel.

On S a t u r d a y night 

t h e foll owi ng 
girl* we're i n i t i a t e d in to K a p p a K a p ­
pa G a m m a : Misses Helen H a rr is o n
of F la to n ia , S a r a h S a n b o r n of Fort 
W o r t h and Louise B o n n e r of Mexia.

Miss Mary S t e p h e n s 
T h u r s d a y 
to be 
i Mamie Scarey at 

on 
t h e guest of Miss 
tilt* K a p p a house.

a r r i v e s 

Mrs. W. L. B r a y of Syracuse, X. 
Y. is expec ted on a visit to h e r Aus­
in F e b r u a r y . Dr.
tin fr ie n d s e a r ly 

J jr a H jM a f t i w j p a s t Him] M S 'Jm

T o w n 

C o u n t r y 

S h i r t s
F it every occasion, afield
$ 1 . 5 0 u p .
o r a f l o a t . 
CLUETT, PEABODY A CO., Makers

Of

UP TO U

How Ab out That 
D IA M O N D RING ?

T H O M A S & K O O K
JEW ELERS

'Iv Congress A.emir 

Opposite Scarbro)!,!) A Hicks

P. W. MCPADDEN
DRUGGIST

TWO STORES. 

«

UNIVERSITY DRUG STORE 
2300 Guadalupe.

• M O W N DRUG STORR
1610 Lavaca.

BACON & HANCOCK

PIUMBING AND ELECTRIC WORK

E l e c t r i c S h a d e s , P o r t a b l e s , 
S t u d y L a m p s , E t c .

715 Congress Ave. 

Both Phones 193

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H

DR. F. W. SMITH
DENTIST.

Opposite Avenue Hotel, Over Keller’*.
Phone 1034.

722 Congress Ave. 

Austin, Texas.

JNO. E. KELLER

K O D A K S

724 Congress Ave.

LET M E OFF-
AT THE
U n i v e r s i t y S h o p

I w a n t in v clo th e s m a d e to tit me. 

A ll cars £< int’ ! or,b 

a n d so u th p a ss the door.
16 1 0 Lavaca Street

A S O LD SA W

t h e 

fr o m s o m e of 

is a l m o s t t h e n a m e f o r collars that 
c o m e 
la undiit s .
Saw e d g e s a r e all r i g h t on saws. hut
s e n s i t i v e n e c k s d o n ’t c a r e for them 
on t h e i r c o l l a r s o r cuffs. O u r p e n cit 
m e t h o d s give y o u c a r e f u l w o r k which 
is s h o w n iii t h e b e a u t y o f o u r dom* 
tic finish a n d 
t h e i m m a c u l a t e color 
wit h w h i c h we s e n d y o u r linen horn* 
f r o m t h e 

^

nPTCTTTT T c t f a m L A U N D R Y .