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XKe W e a th e r

Cloudy a n d u n s e ttle d S a tu r d a y ;
cooler.

' T H I R T Y - F I R S T Y E A R "

A U S T I N , T E X A S . S A T U R D A Y , O C T O B E R 1 8 , 1 9 3 0 .

S I X P A G E S T O D A Y

FOLLOW TNE BALL

Candidate

Shorty Tennant 
Announces For 
Law Assembly

Been A ctive on 

Throughout 

Six Years

f o r 

th e 

L ea d ers 

: E x - S tu d e n ts ’ 

discussion 
groups r e p r e s e n t m a n y fields of 
life work. U n iversity deans, seien- 
Campus I tints, athletic coaches, a Catholic 
Past 
priest, a Je w ish rabbi, P r o te s ta n t
the 
ininisters, th e c o m p tro lle r of 
the 
U niversity, the s e c r e ta r y of 
the 
s e c r e ta ry of th e U n iv ersity Y. M. 
C. A., a n d in s tru c to r s in g o v e r n ­
m ent, economics, education, his-
th e school o f I to ry , che m istry , a r c h ite c tu r e , Un­
languages, public
speaking, jo u rn alism , physics, psy­
chology, en g in ee rin g , b o ta n y and 
to serve 
religion have prom ised 
as leaders.

Association, 

Irv in g “ S h o r ty ” T e n n a n t, J r ., 
m iddle-law s tu d e n t, has a n n o u n c ­
ed his c a n d id a cy fo r th e o ffice of;
a s sem b ly m an from 
law in t h e com ing election, O e to - ig lis h , classical 
b er 2 1 .

g r a m , M. I). W oo d b u ry , associate 

I S A B E L L E A H R E N S

Fireside Forum 
Leaders Suggest 
Varied Subjects

Speeches Treat with Phases 
A nd Attitudes Of 
College Life

To Start Monday

Organization Sponsored By 
Y. M. C. A .; Many
Benefited

Choice 

of 

both 

su b je c t and 

! sp e ak e r will be given ag a in thus 

I y e a r to s t u d e n t g ro u p s w ishing to 

enroll on the F ire sid e F o ru m pro­

I s e c r e ta ry of th e U n iversity Y. M. 

C. A. s ta te d S a tu r d a y .

i n c l u d e d : “ W ha t 

S u b je c ts .suggested by th e lead- 
j cr- cover p ra c tic a lly eve ry phase 
of life faced by t he college s t u ­
dent, and topics such as th e fol­
low ing a r e 
is a 
L iberal E d u c a tio n ? ” “ F a c ts Re­
g a rd in g L iq u o r N ot U sually Dis­
cussed,” “ R e l i g i o n a n d Success in 
L ife .” “ In te llig e n t F r a t e r n a l i s m , ” 
“ The F o r m a tio n of Public O pin­
ion,” and “ How T h u g s Look 
to 
Me.”

H o u s e s S u b m i t N a m e s 

A n y bo ard in g 

house, ro o m in g 
house, o r f r a t e r n i t y g ro u p d esiring 
one 
to hold a discussion g ro u p 
nigh t a w eek m a y subm it its name 
to the U n iversity Y. M. G. A. The 
group, as lu r as possible, will be 
its choice of s u b je c ts, of 
given 
sp eak ers, and of the n igh t o f the 
week on which it w a n ts to 
hold 
th e discussion. T hese m e etin g s will 
s ta r t d u r in g th e week b eg in n in g 
Monday, O cto be r 27, and will come 

( T u r n 

i«. P a g e 4.)

Chile Sponsors 
Student Visits 
To Santiago U.

I rip Will Prom ote Interest 
In Foreign T rade A nd 
Finance

Isabelle Ahrens 
Is Candidate For 
Honor Council

Participant 

in U niversity 

A ctivities A nnounces 
Platform

F rie n d s of Isabelle A h re n s, j u n ­
ior in the C ollege of A r t s and Sci- 
[ cnees, an n o u n c e her ca n dida cy f o r 
th e W o m a n ’s H o n o r Council.

Miss A hrens has ta k e n an a c ­
tive p a r t in s tu d e n t a f f a ir s , and 
a t the sam e tim e has co n s iste n tly 
th e h o n o r rob- d u r in g h er 
math 1 
th r e e y ea rs in th e U n iversity, In 
her f re sh m a n y e a r she was elect- 
( I vice p resid ent of P ie ria n L ite r ­
sophomore 
In h e r 
ary' Society. 
year, she was ele c te d to L am bda 
Delta, an d se rv e d on 
the Co-ed 
Council. She is a t p r e s e n t p resi­
dent of the P ie ria n "Literary So 
viety and a m e m b e r o f Pan-Hel- 
lenic.

o f h e r 

B ecause 

conscientious 
work in s t u d e n t activities, frie n d s 
of Miss A h re n s believe th a t she 
will a t t e n d to 
the d u tie s o f her 
position with th e sam e con ste n t 
e f f o r t .

Cowboys Go with 
Longhorn Band

Fifty-five M u s i c i a n s In 
Personnel

Tilt' Cowboys end th e L ongho rn 
Band w e n t th ro u g h a j o i n t drill 
a t the Memorial S tad iu m T h u rs d a y 
evening a t 5 o’clock. M e m bers of 
both o r g an iz atio n s w'ho a r e going 
th e T e x a s-O k la h o m a n e t b a l l 
to 
game w ere 
in o r d e r to 
p re se n t 
practice for f e a tu r e s to be given 
at the gam e. M em bers of the band 
who ar*- going to a t te n d th e gam e 
are as follows:

G lenn S tre e t, 

Base; W e ld o n 

T ro m b o n e s: W a l t e r 

Sm ith,
The Chilean g o v e rn m e n t h a s o f ­
J a c k ( ’row, E. ( ’.
fered, in the in te r e s t of e d u c atio n 
; Hoppe, W a lte r V ern o n , C harles 
and the s tr e n g t h e n in g o f good will 
i Warm an.
betw een Chile 
the U n ite d ,
a n d 
I 
Seheel, Ross 
S tates, to sponsor and assist fin an -l 
| Erw in, J. W . Davis, A, W. W atson, 
cially the d e v e lo p m e n t of a pro 
Cecil Ross; b a r it o n e : T. E. Mer­
jo< I w hereby a limited n u m b e r of 
na .va pho nes: C a rly le New-
s tu d e n ts f r o m A m e r ic a n u n iv e r- r , s s ’
b
sities, in te reste d in fo re ig n t r a d e , > b n T y * Weldon b e l d e r , K art Kam- 
a r a th , Elliot F la z m a n , Louis N a ­
v* ill be given an 
th a n ; a ltos: J o h n G o rd o n , Williams 
visit Chile.
t r u m p e t s : 
Peters, Sam W o o l le y ; 
A r t h u r K ow ert, S h elto n Ju stice , 
A ub re y Fielder, Roland W allace, 
Jack H udson, M. K. L e g g e tt, Ja ck 
j R oberts. S h elto n Lee, C. W . Ma- 
I cunt-, R aleigh Rosa,

This in f o rm a tio n w as th e su b ­
stance of a le t t e r from New York 
U n iv ersity rec eiv e d T u e sd a y 
by 
Dr. J. A. F itz g e r a ld , d e a n o f the 
School of Business A d m in is tra tio n .
D ecem ber 15 was proposed a s the 
lune to send tin- firs t group.
O p p o rtu n itie s Given 

o p p o r tu n ity 

to 

C o n s t itutional 
Amendments T o 
Receive Support

Student Organization Will 

Prom ote 

Interest 

On Campus

Benedict Indorses

Plans Made 
Banners 

for Carrying 
in Dallas 

Parade

of 

th e 

in te llig e n t 

s u p p o r t 
by 
“ Any 
c o n s titu tio n a l 
s t u d e n ts 
a m e n d m e n t in r e g a r d s to 
invest­
m e n t of p e r m a n e n t f u n d s will r e ­
ceive my e n d o r s e m e n t ,” Hr, H. 
Y. B ened ict, p r e s id e n t of th e U n i­
v ersity , s ta te d F rid a y . U n d e r the 
e x istin g law. th e U n iv e r s ity 's p e r ­
m a n e n t fu n d m ay be invested only 
in F e d e r a l bonds a t a low r a t e o f I 
in te r e s t. As this i n te r e s t is to b e ­
com e still low er in th e n e a r f u tu r e , 
a m o v e m e n t is on f o o t to 
t h e c o n s titu tio n a m e n d e d t o allow 
ju d ic io u s in v e s tm e n t in s t a t e a n d 
m u n ic ip a l bonds.

hav e J 

C o m m i t t e e O r g a n i z e d

F ollow ing th e a n n o u n c e m e n t of 
th e proposed r e d u c tio n in F e d e ra l 
bonds, th e ca m p u s c o m m itte e 
fo r I 
b o o stin g th e a m e n d m e n ts w as or- I 
g a n iz e d T h u r s d a y noon a t th e Uni- 
\ e r s i t y C om m ons by s tu d e n ts o f 
t h e U n iversity. T he p u rp o se 
of 
t h e c o m m itte e will be to p ro m o te 
in t e r e s t in 
p e n d in g am en d - i 
m e n t, S a ra h Bedichek, ch a irm a n o f I 
t h e c o m m ittee , s ta te d . M em bers of 
th e g r o u p a r e R u th J u n k in , Bess 
Olson, Rosalie Leslie, S igne L u n d e- 
liu.f, F r a n c e s L aughlin, J o e Riley, 
a n d S a r a h Bedichek.

th e 

P la n s a r e b ein g m a d e t o ca rry 
b a n n e r s in th e p a ra d e to d a y 
in 
Dallas. Two p o s te rs w ere m ade 
an d given to th e co m m itte e m e m ­
b ers by th e S t u d e n ts ’ A ssem bly,! 
H u g h D u nlap, p r e s id e n t o f 
the 
S t u d e n t s ’ A ssociation, s ta te d yes­
te rd a y .

T he g ro u p will m e e t to d a y to | 
s e le c t sp e a k e rs who will ad d re ss j 
girls a t the v a rio u s 
dorm ito rie s, 
Miss B e dic h ek has an n o u n c e d . 

 

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Juniors E lec t N e w 

O fficers W ednesday

T he m e e tin g of th e ju n i o r class 

w hic 11 iv a 
to be held F rida; aft cl 
noon will bo held W e d n e s d a y a f ­
t e rn o o n , O c to b e r 22, at Ti o'clock 
in Biology L a b o r a to ry 1 2 , it has 
been an n o u n c e d .

is o u t 

Two o ffic es will be filled. S a r a 
T u rk , vice presid* hi, 
of 
school th is se m ester, and Claire 
Caswell is r e sig n in g because 
of 
h e r du tie s in o th e r o ffic es. A plan 
is b ein g m a de to call th e d o rm i­
to rie s and th e so r o rity houses to 
have a n n o u n c e m e n t- m ade of the 
meet ing.

around the 
perip

vith 
b u z z a rd

th e 

L ittle M A R Y R A T H E R 
r o u n d e d by a bunch of Betas.

su r ­

BILL C R A W F O R D 

engagt d 

a n d 

little 
a 
in 
the Main 

in f r o n t o f 

M A R S H B A N K S 
t e te - a - te te 
Building.

This cool spell b r o u g h t o u t the 
; G R F i A I El I I J-: b e a 
►rn w c a l 
neat one, a n d R O B E R T A V A N ­
D E V E N T E R looked p r e t t y 
d a rn 
good in a new fu z z y one.

Did you k no w t h a t P H I L BER- 
N VRD e n j o y e d bu m p in g in to p e o ­
ple w hen th e y t u r n th e c o r n e r in 
G a r ris o n Hall b asem e nt.

H E L E N A J O N E S d r in k in g twfo 
cu ps o f c o ffe e in P. K .’s a n d w o n ­
d e r in g w h a t she 
to do 
o ver 
th e w eek-end be c a u s e “ my 
d e a r, E V E R Y O N E will be in D al­
l as . ”

is g o in g 

O u r n o r t h e r h as done SOM E 
good. E M M A J A N E E D G E m a de 
h e r g o v e r n m e n t class on tim e to ­
day.

H E N R Y S O U R S w ent to class 

to d a y .

M A R G A R E T H A R R IS spoke to 
th e B U Z Z A R D this m o r n n in g — 
c h a l k u p one f o r him.

to 
T h e BU ZZ A R D would like 
^knov. hewT DICK ( LARK g e ts th a t 
m y — you know% T H A T w a y .
»W h a t t h e well dressed m a n will 
W e a r d u r i n g a n e i t h e r ; y o u c a n 
copy hi s s u i t , but y . - u c a n mu g e l 
t h a t J . V E L T M A N 
t o y o u r 
h a t I

t i l t 

— as it goes down th e 

field 

to 

th e O ra n g e 

and W hite goals . . . a 

pass, a plunge, a p u n t 

. 

. 

. play by play on 

o u r ow n cam pus direc t 

by w ire from F a ir P a r k 

S tad ium .

A T T H I : T E X A N - C O - O P

Grid Party

T IM E — 2 :3 0 

P L A C E - O N T H E D R A G

R e p o rts on all C o n feren c e g a m e s at every
q u a r te r

I ickets for Rice 

A n d P o n y G a m e s 
O n S ale M o n d a y

f o r 

T ic k ets 

th e S. M. U.- 
T exas a n d th e R ice-T exas f o o t ­
ball g a m e s will go on sale M on­
day, O c to b e r 2 0 , a t th e C. & S. 
S p o rtin g Goods C om pany, J o r - 
d an-E lhson, a n d the U n iv e rsity 
Co-Op, an a n n o u n c e m e n t m a d e 
by Ed < tile, o f f i c e m a n a g e r in 
in te rcolle gia te ath letics, stated* 
G e n e ra l admission is $3 for 
the S. M. U. .gam e a n d $2.50 
’or 
S tu d e n t 
tic kets f o r th e R ice-T exas g am e 
will be on sale at th e A thletic 
Co u n c i l office M onday.

th e Rico gam e. 

Handbook Ready 
For Distribution

A ll Men in U niversity Will
R eceive Copies

T h e new H andbook o f I n t r a m u r ­
al A ctivities of th e U n iv e rsity f o r 
th e y e a r 1930-31 will be off th e 
press S a tu r d a y , C arlyle N ew b erry, 
se n io r 
i n t r a m u r a l m a n a g e r who 
compiled the book, s ta te d . A copy Moreovei 
of th e h an d b o o k will be given to 
ev e ry boy in th e U n iv ersity n ex t 
M onday m o rn in g .

T he f o r e w o r d to the bandhook, 
is w r i tte n by B. M. W h ita k e r, di­
r e c to r o f in tr a m u r a l a t h le tic s for 
m en. T he h andbook c o n ta in s th e 
schedule o f activities f o r the fall, 
w inte r, a n d s p r in g t e r m s ; a 
list 
of a w a r d s ; the c h a m p io n s of the 
y e a r 19 29-30; th e o r g a n iz a tio n re ­
p o r t f o r 1929-30; a su m m a ry of 
i n tr a m u r a l p a r ti c ip a tio n fo r 1929- 
3 0 ; and th e by-laws fo r i n t r a m u r ­
al activities.

 

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Junior O rchesis To 

M eet W ed n esd ay at 5

T ry o u ts for J u n i o r O rchesis, a n 
to Or- 

o r g a n iz a tio n p r e p a r a t o r y 
che. is, in te r p r e tiv e d a n c in g club,! 
will be held e v e ry W e d n e s d a y 
at 
5 o’clock in th e b a s e m e n t o f the 
W o m a n ’s Building, Miss M ary Mc­
Kee, has a n n o u n c ed .

j

O rg a n iz a tio n of J u n i o r Orelies-j 
is this ye a r took place O c to b e r 15. j 
Miss M cK ee a n n o u n c e d th a t every 
one m u s t sta y in J u n i o r O rchesis I 
f r o m t h r e e m o n t h ' to one y e a r, 
a n d th e n she m ay have a t r y o u t 
f o r Orchesis,

F O R M E R P R O F E S S O R V I S I T S

Mr. A. A. Co th e r, f o r m e r p r o ­
f esso r in the College o f E n g in e e r ­
ing a t th e U niversity, a r r iv e d 
in 
A u stin F r id a y 
fo r a visit w ith 
f r ie n d s a n d relatives, Mr. G other 
the 
has been 
p a s t eight years.

in T om sk, Siberia, 

He is s ta y in g a t th e home o f his 
sister, Mrs. W. A. Davis, 304 West 
T h ir ty - f o u r th S tre e t. He 
is a c ­
c o m p an ie d by his wife a n d son.

p o in t 

T e n n a n t ’s f rie n d s 

o u t 
t h a t th r o u g h o u t his six y e a r s of 
intense and activ< p a rtic ip a tio n in 
s tu d e n t and school ac tiv itie s 
he 
bas gain ed a keen insight into tin* 
n< eds ami problem s o f s tu d e n t gov­
e r n m e n t.

Yell L e a d e r 1929-30 

has 
been an activ e 
T e n n a n t 
m e m b er of 
th e L on g h o rn Band 
f o r th r e e y ea rs and fo r tw o y e a rs 
le a d e r, 
u n ; v a r s ity 
being 
yell 
head yell 
th is past year.
le a d e r 
In c o nne ctio n with this p ro m o tio n 
of “ school s p ir it” T e n n a n t was a l­
so the U niversity H o u r radio a n ­
n o u n c e r over K U T this p a s t year.
T e n n a n t has had one 
y e a r ac tive service on T he Daily 
Texan, s t a f f and was the f e a t u r e 
edit or of tin* C a d os in I 928,
S h o w s A c t i v e I n t e r e s t 

B esides his 

in te r e s t 

in school 

in 

in te r e s t 

I a f f a ir s . T e n n a n t has had an a c - j 
e x t r a - c u r r i c u l a r I 
I live 
I activities, 
including positions on | 
im p o r ta n t co m m itte e s in th e S t u ­
d e n t s ’ U n i o n Drive and t h e U ni - 1 
vorsity Round- Up.

f o r 

T e n n a n t receiv ed his b a c h elo r 
o f a r t s d eg re e fro m th e U n iv e r­
sity in 1929, having m a jo re d 
in 
g o v e rn m e n t. His f r ie n d s e m p h a 
size th e f a c t t h a t T e n n a n t is em- 
in e n tly q ualified 
th e office 
; th r o u g h ability, in te g r ity , and e x ­
p erie n ce , and is being b ac k ed by 
I no clique o r in te re sts , but by a 
I la rg e g r o u p of f r i e n d s t h a t know 
; th a t “ S h o r t y ” will represent th e 
| School of I .aw w ith th e dignity, 
a c u m e n , a n d le ad e rsh ip w o rth y of 
th e school’s p re stig e .

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P an-H elienic Issues 

Rush R ule W arning

P an Hellenic has called th e a t ­
te n tio n of so ro ritie s and all girls 
now eligible fo r ple d g in g to the 
rule a g a in s t rush ing, M ary R uth 
Holmes, p resid e n t, has sta te d .
The o f f e r i n g or a c c e p tin g 

th e 

trip 

T he purp o se of the 

is to 
give s tu d e n ts th e o p p o r tu n ity to 
stu d y 
c o u n t r y , th e people, 
th e ir lan g u ag e , a n d business m e­
thods o f this foreign c o u n try . A 
c e r ta in n u m b e r of points o f col­
lege c r e d its will be allowed for 
ta k in g the t r i p a n d s t u d e n ts will 
a t the

fo r t h r e e m onths 

of 
d a te s fo r com ing rush w eek, prior 
to e s ta b lish in g eligibility, is a vio­
lation of 
this rule and obviates 
the possibility of a girl or g ro u p 
of girls to e x e rcise th e privilege , stu d y 
of pledg ing a t any tim e d u r in g th e U n iv ersity o f S antiago, 
long session.

o f th e 

T he c h a ir m a n 

f a c u lty 
c o m m ittee on s tu d e n ts social o r ­
g a n iz a tio n s w'ill act upon a n y vio­
lation o f th,, above rule which is 
a t te n t io n , Miss 
b r o u g h t 
H olm es s ta te d .

to Is is 

T he tr ip will ta k e 130 d a y s ; 18 
da y s down, 9 4 days in Chile, and j 
18 d a y s back. E ach g ro u p wdll c o n - 1 
sist o f 85 s tu d e n ts. T he s tu d e n ts 
will be housed in Pensio ns un d er 
while 
G o v e rn m e n t 
th e re .

supervision 

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0 

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L A M B D A D E L T A S M E E T 

S E V E N O N H O S P I T A L L I S T 
T he U n iversity H ea lth S ervice 
h o n o r a r y fra - 
r e p o r te d a hospital list of seven ; 
F rid a y . Elsie L u bben, J. W . H y- t e r m l y fro m fre sh m a n girls, m e t 
att. R o b e rt Allen, and David Ram- T u e sd a y night at L ittlefie ld D or­
se y a r e 
in St. D av id ’s H o sp ita l; m ito ry for th e p u rp o se o f discuss-
Bill S te w a r t a n d Isa u ro Moya a r e I ing the eligibility of th e m e m b e r s J T he e x a c t co u rse s have not 
in S eton I n f i r m a r y ; a n d M a r ie tta 
Moody is 
Stonish Rite Dormitory.

Two Chilean profe sso rs a n d one j 
o r tw o A m eric an p ro fe sso rs w ill* 
the s tu d e n ts co ntinually i 
be with 
from New Y ork and r e t u r n so in­
str u c t io n ' may be continu ous. The 
co u rse s will be given in E nglish.
bee.n 
su b je c ts as 
a n n o u n c e d j well as fo re ig n tr a d e co u rse s will 

to be elec ted soon. 
a t be held O cto b e r 30, 

I n itia tio n will decided, b ut 

L a m b d a Delta, 

i n f ir m a r y 

logical 

in t h e 

B ernice Carlson, reporter. 

* be o ffered ,

D rum s: F. M. Cogdcll, W. A. 
Lawke, Russell Hicks, 
F ra n c e s 
Clark, Eel M a th lessen, S. VV, Po*- 
t e r ; c la r in e t s ; E r n e s t Best, E d g a r 
Ireland, J o h n May, G ilb e rt P roc­
tor, G erald S m ith, T om Shelby, 
Ben P ark in so n , F re d Be- leer, W a y ­
worn Peavey, L e Roy Biglcy, VS tl- 
j Ham B e n n e tt, J o h n C lark , Darwin 
Israel 
F ra n k 
S ta f fo r d , Red S h e p p a r d ; piccolo: 
B e rn a rd N am a n .

Bays, 
I Smith, J a m e s Dinwiddie, 

Fielder, G e o rg e 

the sta d ium 
the Cowboys 

It was s ta te d a t 
a f te r drill 
t h a t all 
would m ake th e tr ip to Dallas.
 ——O' 
Final R egistration 

—— 

 

 

Figures T otal 5 ,5 0 6

Five thousand fiv e hundred and 
the 
six s tu d e n ts a r e r e g is te r e d in 
I diversity, according to the report 
issued front 
th e A u d ito r ’s office 
a f t e r W e d n es d ay , O c to b e r 15, the 
Last 
final day of 
r e g is t r a tio n . 
figures show ed 5,703 on 
y e a r ’s 
the rolls a t the end o f Hie long 
se x to n ,

N o . 2 7 .

Steer - Sooner Classic 
Draws Campus Crowds; 
Grid Party Scheduled

Between one th o u sa n d a n d tw elve h u n d red s tu d e n ts o f th e U n iv e r ­
sity will pay homage to K ing F oo tb all in Dallas to d a y a f t e r a 200- 
milo trek 
lure o f this 
g r id iro n classic, of th e S o u th w est has d e a lt a blow to c l a s s a t te n d a n c e 
th e ir d e p a r tu r e b etw een noon and
by outgoing crowds who m a de 
--------------------- ----------
♦ — 
m idnight yesterday . 

th e re for the Longhorn S o o n e r fray. 

The 

Metzenthin To 

Keep Athletics 
On High Plane

Athletic Director Pledges 

Self 

to Support 

Standard

Declares Ideas

Cultural Interests to Hold 
Pre-eminent Position 
On Campus

P led ging himself 

to kec?p ath

p a r those who have s ta y e d 
in 
Austin, play by play results of the 
furnished a t T he 
gam e will be 
T exa n <T. u p Grid 
t u r n s will be g i n com ing 

P a r ty . Re-J 
in a t j

le tics su b ordinate 
uh b it cu ltu ral and in tellectual in- J 

to other “ val* I 2 :8 0 o’clock.

------- *—

t e r e s t s ” P rof W. E. M e tz e n th in , 

new ch a irm an 

of 

the A thletic

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

I S jut'n', 

to T h e P a i l ft Tfjrttn.

his 

his 

noon.

Ja m e s, 

M a k e s P l e d g e 

the Dallas stadium S a tu r d a y 

at The U n iv e rsity o f ; DALLAS, Texas, Oct. 
inaugural j T h ir ty three 

Council 
T exas, precented 
m essage in 
lion of the E x -Students* A ssoria- i Coaches Littlefield. 
lion, here today. 

17.— 
d e term in e d Univer- 
I he Alucble, publica- Jgjty of T exas L o nghorns lead by 
and 
Disch arrived in Dallas la te Fri-
P ro f. Metzenthin w as chosen to j day a f te rn o o n prim ed fo r the r e ­
ta k e charge of U niversity inte rcol- j new al of gridiron hostilities with 
legiato athletics last s p r in g a f t e r the O klahom a Sooners in th e nee 
a tu rb u le n t y e a r of s trife in 
a f t e r -
d e p a r tm e n t. He w as n am ed c h a i r ­
m an o f a new Council in a 
r e ­
vised system of control, b u t had 
k e p t silence 
p re se n t 
until 
s t a t e m e n t of general policy.

The S te e rs arriv ed too late fo r 
a w orkout but it was evident th a t 
L ittlefield would 
ta k e his men 
out for a lim bering up e a r ly S a t ­
urd ay 
a f t e r n o o n . T he C rim son 
“ I pledge myself,” he w ro te, “ to 
S ooner squad arriv ed in Dallas and 
keep the conduct of a th le tic s on 
proceeded to w ork out on th e new 
t h e highest ethical plane, t o o b ­
their v ic to ry
field by v ir tu e of 
T he 
serve the le t t e r and s p ir it of t h e ! over N eb rask a 
last week. 
edge
r e g u la tio n s of Th* U n iversity of Sooners a re given a slight
th** S o u th w e s t Con- by dopant «*rs over the T e x a n s b ut 
Tex af. an d 
fe re n c e , 
to le ra te no gubsidiz- ■ Hie T exas p la yers w ere c o n f id e n t 
to 
m g o r proselyting of a th le te s as th a t they would r e p e a t la st y e a r ’s 
f a r as th a t 
I deplore the spirit of c o m m ercial­
i z a t i o n and the te n d e n c y to o v er­
em phasize athletics 
th e d e t r i­
m e n t o f o th e r valuable c u ltu r a l 
and in tellectual academ ic inte rests.
I hold t h a t tr a i n in g in c h a r a c t e r 
building 
every
is p a r a m o u n t 
U n iv ersity 
of 
o th e r consideration m th e educa-J 
lion of o ur youth, th a t tra in in g of T e x a s L onghorns 
le ft Au tin at 
the physique, even th e tr a i n in g of noon F riday, bound fo r Dallas and 
se co nda ry and th e ir firs t big gam e of th e 1930
the 
su b sid iary .”
in te r - s t a te clash w ith 

-ales fo r the g am e in d i­
c a t e d th a t t h e in te rest and spirit 
was high et th a n e v e r before L a r g e 
deleg a tio n s fro m both schools are 
ex pected to arrive.

is u n d e r mv c o n t r o l . ' success .
Ticket 

B y W E L D O N H A R T
V r n ii S p o r t * E d i t o r

T h ir ty - th r e e 
Thirt v -1 bree

intellect are 

to 

to 

season, an 
i the S o oners of O klah om a U niv er
silty a t F a ir P a rk S tad iu m this a f ­
te rn o o n a t 2 :3 0 o’clock.

Language Tests 
Scheduled For 
This Afternoon

Examinations W ill Be Held 
In Main Building 
A t 2 o ’Clock

F oreig n 

l a n g u a g e ex a m in a tio n s 

will be given a t 2 o ’clock S a tu r- 

lay, O c to b e r 

.ju n to p r o t e s t o r 

to, C. A, Swanson, 
o f R om ance 

la n g u ag e s, has announced.

E x a m in a ti o n s in Spanish will be 
in Main Building 172 a n d 
h e ld 
th e se in F re n c h in Main B uilding 
250. All o th e r e x a m in a tio n s will 
be hell! in Main Building 219. T h o 
U n iv ersity will fu rn ish p a p e r f o r 
th e exam inations.

Engineers Plan 

Inspection Tour

Will Leave October 22 For 
H ouston

i

it was 

Glasses of th** m ech a n ica l a n d 
e lec trica l e n g in e e rs will leave on 
th e ir a n n u a l inspe ction t r i p W e d ­
nesday, O ctobe r 22, fo r H o u sto n
aud vicinity, 
a n n o u n c e d 
th e College o f En- 
in 
T h u rs d a y 
*ering. Seniors and ju n io r s o f 
the 
tw ) classes a r e going to g e t h e r 
a n d will follow the sam e schedule, 
have 
i The m ech anical class will 
trip .
th i r t y to m ake th e 
i a b o u t 
; while 
th e electrical division w ill 
| n u m b e r about f o rty , acco rd in g to 
lf. E, Daffier, p ro fe sso r of m e ­
c h a ir ­
chanical e n g in e e rin g an d 
m a n of the d e p a r tm e n t. The class­
es will r e tu r n 
to A ustin O cto­
ber 2(5.

R e p o r t ! S t a t e

th e 

to w ard s 

th e stat** 

su bsid izin g 

He r ep o rted on 

of 
the U n iv e rsity ’s ath letics by say­
ing. “ W ith o u t assum ing a p h aris­
aical, a holier-than-thou attitu de,
I am g ratifie d to be able to a s­
sert that to the best of my know ­
T ex as 
ledge The U niversity *,f 
has gen e rally p r e tty successfully 
co m bate d tho many s in i s te r in flu 
and 
onces 
It 
com m ercializing her ath letics. 
is my sincere conviction 
in 
t h a t 
no o th e r colk ges o f 
sta te , 
with th e < xcaption, possibly, of th* 
T e a c h e rs ’ Colleges 
I have 
o ffic ia lly with 
been connected 
th re e other in stitu tio n s o f h igher 
l e a r n in g d u r in g my ab s e n c e from 
The U niversity of T e x a s an d t h e r e ­
fore believe I know 
I 
speak 
eligibility 
r eg u la tio n s beef! m ore rigidly en 
forced, and that e n f o r c e m e n t has 
come from within. The f r e q u e n tl y 
su p p ly in g 
heard 
‘c in c h ’ jobs a t u n re a s o n a b ly high 
pay fo r student a th le te s can h a r d ­
ly be m a intained h e re in view of 
( T u rn *o Page 4)

-have scholastic 

criticism 

of w h a t 

and 

of 

T e - W A A H i s s " 
Holds Hike Today

the 

fo r 

F o r t y girls have signe d th** b u l­
letin board a t the W o m a n ’?, G y m -1 
nasi urn 
“ Rainbow T ra il” hike which will 
s t a r t from th** G ym n asiu m S a t u r ­
day aft* m oon at 2:30 ©'clock, a c ­
co rd in g to Mildred Lippe, leader.
The hike will follow th e “ Rainbow 
T ra il” to th e “ pot o' g o ld ” a t Dak 
Lodge,

S u p p e r at th** lodge is u n d e r the 
supervision o f F ra n ce s L au ghlin, 
by M a rjo ry Robinson,
assisted 
und K ay Hill.
Benito W at Kins, 
Louise Robinson 
th e hostess.
is 
Mildred Lippe will lead th e hike 
tr a ili A f t e r 
over 
su p p e r, M a rg a re t C u n n in g h a m , 
with th e a'-itoanc*’ of S heila Mul­
ling!, and Ramona ODen, will e x ­
plain th e “ spirit of th e T e-W A A - 
His.s.”

rainbow 

the 

C o m p a ra tiv e scores and the us­
ual line o f dope give tho O k lah o ­
m a n s a slight edge over th e S teers. 
C onsidered th e fra il sister of th e 
they 
Big Six until a week ago, 
b u r s t into headlin es with a 20-7 
vic to ry o ver th e cham pion eo rn- 
h u sk e rs of N ebraska, co n q u e ro rs 
S tre ssin g a 
of Tex us A. A' M. 
sw ift, 
b u ilt 
a r o u n d Mills and W arren, a p air
of j a c k - r a b b it backs, th e S ooners I ° ’clock 
th e y will 
left th e N e b ra sk a lads bew ildered a »’riv* a t N(,vv <;u lf an d will to ­
s p e d th e T e x a s G u lf S u lp h u r Com­
by th e i r a t ta c k a n d sooted mostly
pany. T h ey will th e n go to S u g a r ­
on su r p ris e plays*
land, w h ere 
Im p eria l S u g a r 
C o m p an y will be inspected. F ro m 
S u g a r la n d th e y will go to H ous­
ton, when* th e y will s ta y a t th e 
Rio** Hotel.

I go by bus, 
W e d n e s d a y m orning. 
th e sam e day 

P lan s call f o r th e engineers t o 
leaving at 5 o'clock 

D o p e D i s r e g a r d e d

deceptive 

offense 

th e 

At 

l l

toe 

like and 

the T e x a n s b e t t e r 

T h e r e bas been an 
the 

increasing 
dopetoers 
te n d e n c y a m o n g 
to d isreg a rd c o m p a r a - 1 
this week 
to 
tive scores and 
give 
th a n an 
even ch a nce fo r victo ry. These 
pred ic tio n s ar** based m ostly on 
th e 
of the 
L ong horns, whom th e y deem ca p ­
able of bolding th e light S ooner 
b ahks in check while S helb y, b o y , 
a n d com pany, aided by w eig h t a d ­
th r o u g h ti,,, o k l a ­
v a n ta g e , p u s h 
hom a 
to 
win.

line fo r eno u g h scores 

d efe n siv e 

s tr e n g t h 

J u d g in g by e a rly gam es of th e 

( T u r n to P age 3)

Tho follow ing H o u sto n c o n c e rn s 
will be inspected by the classes: 
T r i n ity G em ent Mill, H u g h es Tool 
Com pany, M organ Line F r e ig h te r , 
M unicipal G rain E le v ato r, P o la r 
W a re Ice P lan t, D e e p w a te r P o w e r 
P lan t, Shell P e tr o le u m C o r p o r a ­
tion R e fin ery , and tho H o uston 
C hronicle n e w sp a p e r plant.
-

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Theta Sigm a Phi 

E lects H ead M onday

T h e t a Sigma Fbi. h o n o ra ry jo u r ­
nalism f r a t e r n i t y f o r women, will 
m e e t fo r th e first tim e this y e a r 
a f 5 o'clock M onday a f te rn o o n in 
B. Hall 135, M a rg a re t 
F ra z ie r, 
p resid e n t for l ist year, a nnounc ed.
T h e election of a presid e n t to 
ak,, the place of Emilie Moore who 
w as to have been p resid e n t f o r 
1930-31 hut w as unable to r e t u r n 
.choel will be th* main bus (ne ag 
to 
o f ! he UHM ting.
All m e m b ers 

be 

fo r 

ch a p e ro n e d 

Miss T e r r ill 

a r e urg ed to be 
p r e s e n t and every m e m b e r doing 
g r a d u a te work in jo u rn a lism 
14 
cordially invited,

T h e A dolphus Hotel at Dallas 
will 
th e 
h e a d q u a r te r s 
U niversity co-eds who a r e a t t e n d ­
ing th** T e x a s O k l a h o m a 
football 
gam e today, Miss R u b y T errill, 
dea n et w om en, a n n o u n c e d F riday.
th e 
girls who l e f t on th e s tu d e n t sp e c­
ial a t 11:45 o'clock F r id a y night, 
and Miss A lm a Y eiser w as ch a p­
erone on th e special W’hieh 
left 
a t 4 :4 5 o ’clock F r id a y a f te r n o o n .
Miss Y eiser and Miss T e r r ill will 
leave D allas S a t u r d a y a n d S u n d a y 
phi B e ta K appa, n a tio n a l hou­
ri igbts, resp e ctiv ely , a t l l o’clock o r a r y scholastic society, will hold 
'f a l l elections a t th e n e x t m eeting,
on the r e t u r n t r i p to A ustin. 
AU girls w ho m a d e th e trip via Dr. Arnold Rom berg, s e c r e ta ry of 

P hi B eta K a p p a T o 

H old Fall E lection

„ ------- --- ~ o — ------- 

------------

;

W ill 1- o H o w Rainbow Trail’ Forty Co-eds On

To Oak Lodge 

J .

I rains to Dallas

Te-W A A Hiss Adolphus 

Hotel Named 

Headquarters

fo r 

in stru c to rs 

Special guests 

th e o u tin g 
an* E lizabeth McGuire a n d Hilda 
Molesworth, 
the 
physical training d e p a r tm e n t . All 
m e m b e r s of 
the d e p a r t m e n t a re 
in v ited , and the o u tin g will coat 
| each girl 40 cento.

in 

those 

au to m o b ile gained perm ission from th e org an iz atio n , sta te d Friday. 
Miss T e rrill's office, a n d 
New m e m b ersh ip will be lim ited 
who w ent via th e S o u th e rn Pacific to h o nor g r a d u a te s of la s t A ug- 
or M-K-T lines m ade P u llm a n res- ust an d to th e five h ig h -ra nk ing 
erv a tio n s in th a t office also. A b o u t s tu d e n ts a m o n g 
the prospective* 
IO girts m ade P u llm a n 
r* erv a - g r a d u a te s o f n ext J u n e an d Auffi 
l ‘.io n s, it w as ann*-ma cd, 

. u to.-, 

¥ 

^

 PAGE TWO

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

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1930.

FINAL CROSS-COUNTRY ELIMINATION HELD
SPORT
SHOTS

Blakeney 1st 
Harrier To 
Tape

Sooner Netters 
Meet Steers 
Here

a n d Luci en LaCoste, cu r l y hea ded 
r a c k e t e e r f rom Ban A ntonio, wer e 
opp onent s 
1< ailing 
w h e n r a i n stopped the matches. 

mu c h to t h r o w a pl ayer o f f his 
-rid 
st ti d e , ” Dr. 1). A. Penick 
F ri d a y ,

Harper to Leave For 

C alifornia Saturday

j to chow p r e f e r en c e to the aquad- 

ur day, because s u c h a trip does 

me n who do not ma ke t he t r i p to 

t he Okl ah oma g a m e in Dallas S a t ­

I t will also be necessary 

---------------o---- -----------

i er ence. 

Soo ner 

the 

The 

initial 

t e nn i s m a t c h e s of 

the Lon gh or n net season will 

be 

fought a t t h e Penick Co u r t s Mon­
day afternoon* with the O kl a h oma 
I Sooners as t h e foe. The ma t che s 
' tee to show the r ea l p owe r 
will 
t he 
of the S t e e r s q ua d a n d at 
t e n ­
time show the A u st i n 
-am,, 
n i s fans some real t e nni s player s 
I on i he S oone r team.

Br uce Barnes, c o n f e r e n c e ’-in­

W a r n e r Mc Na ir , 

l e t t e r m a n , 
Mitchell Dar by, A. & M. t r a n s f e r , 
Barnhill a n d M a s t e r i o n , f r e s h me n 
l a st year, ar e 
conceded a good 
c ha nc e to b r ea k into t h e playing 
line-up Monday.

These m a t c h e s will pr o ba b l y bi 
the only fall f ormal n e t e n g a g e ­
me n t s held h er e until the spr i ng 
season, al t hou gh Dr. Penick has 
scheduled several t e n t a t i v e prac- 
leading

with 

gles title holder, a n d E ar l Tayl or, Hee me et
o t h e r 
ha i d - wo i k i n g 1 9 3 0’ c a pt a i n, will schools of the Sout hwest .
lie the ones to b e a r t he pr incipal 
br un t of t he work. Kar l K a m r a t h , 
i flashy f re s hm a n n e t t e r last year ,
is expe ct ed to prove o ne of the 

t h a t was 

r ai n Wh en 

Last y e a r t h e L o n g h o rn s en t e r -
t a m e d t he Okl ahoma n e t me n her e
a b r u p t l y 
in a m a t c h 
the 
s h or t e n ed by 
del uge came, t h e 
S t e e rs led by 
two m a t c h es to none. Berkeley 
Bell, last y e a r ’s ca pt a i n and Davis
f o u r - m a n Cup squaclman, won his set-to with
kick, Br uce 
the second 
E a r l T ayl or

in j Ba r n e s, was coppi ng 

team ag a i nst Oklahoma, but those ease while his side 
who have 
work this y e a r will be given pr ef - ma t c h of the day. 

the most 

show ti 

; big lights of the meet.

“ Ther e a r t> a n y n u m b e r of me n 
who ar e all qual if ied an d well abb*

u ni t on 

the 

Dr. H e n r y Wi n s t on H a r p er .

! iii an o f the G r a d u a t e School, will 

: leave S a t u r d a y f or Ca l i f or ni a 

to 

1 r e p r e s e n t The Uni ver si t y of Texas 

at the i n a u g u r a t io n of Dr. Robert 

I Gordon Sprout as P re si d e nt o f ’he 

1 Univer sit y of Ca l i f or ni a a t Be r­

keley < Ictober 22.

Dr. H a r p e r is a1,so official r ep­

r ese nt at ive of 
the U n iv er si t y at 
; the T hi r ty - se c ond a n n u a l C o n f e r ­
ence of the Associati on of A m e r i ­
can Univer sit ies to be held in San 
j Fr a nc i s c o Oc t ob e r 23, a t the Uni­
versity of Ca l i f or ni a a t B e r k e l e y 
J Oct o be r 24, an d a t S t a n f o r d Uni­
ver si t y Oct obe r 25.

a 
Dean H a r p e r will deliver 
five mi nu t e p a p e r on “ G r a du a t e 
Wor k in the S u m m e r Sessi on” at 
the Derms’ C o n f e r e n ce 
in San 
Fr a nc i s c o O ct o be r 23.

YEA TEXAS!

Soon er ball car ri ers , who will 
a t t e m p t to sift t hr ou gh, under , 
the L on gho r n de-
a n d a r o u n d 

!< nse as t hey 
agai nst 
No braata
Mills, f o r m e r Range

t 

a w e i k ago 
i. 
B u st er 
r, Tex., high

Toads and Aggies Meet 
For Eighteenth Tune

ir,-iii ta Tht" Daily Tt'jnt «■
KORT WO RT H , O r t

T h e

ight cent h

gi idiron contest 

he- 

t ween the 

Ho rn e d F l o g s o f Te xa s 

a n d 

Univ et -ity 

the 
vs of I ex as A. & M. w ill be 
• st age d S a t u r d a y on Kyle 
at College Slat ion. 
t: . series of 17 g a m e s 
played, the Ag gi es hold the 
h a v i n g won 
on the Fr o g s , 
the 
tied 

r i l l b t tan 
Fain, , vs < 
will I 
Field 
In 
read) 
edge 
nine.
Frogs to five victories.

a n d hel d 

t hr ee . 

a1- I 

However, 

W o n O n e , L o s t T h r e e 
T.C.l . was 
since 
made a mein bt r of the S o u t h w e s t 
t h e Aggi es 
in 1923, 
C o n f e r e n c e 
have won only one game, t y i n g two 
and 
T h e F a r m e r 
in 1924, w h e n the 
vii tor y carne 
tw'o te ams m e t f or t he first t ime as 
c o n f e r en ce foes.

losing 

t hree, 

invaded 

Th e first m e e t i n g of 

t h e 
in I HOT, w h e n 

two 
t h e 
schools was 
t he old A d d ­
F a n n e r s 
ison s t r ong hol d at W a co a n d w er e 
tui lied back by a 30-to-ii score. 
F r o m t h a t t i me unt i l t h e H o r n e d 
c o n f e r e n c e m e m ­
Frog* 
ber*. the Aggies won all b ut t wo

i. ei anu 

games, t he Chr i st ian 

d e f e a t i n g 

j t hem in 

i OUK by a 10 1 o-3 count. 

and holding 

t h e m 

to a scoreless 

I tie in 1909.

Wa i hmon H e r o 

J o h n VV as hme n , 

F ru g cent*. i . 
wa; the hi t o of tho 1925 a n d 1920 
I game- 
in the 1925 tilt he booted 
a field goal l r tun t he 3 5- ya r d line 
fur the sole m a r k e r of t h e game. 
Th e eleven men who s t a r t e d f o r 
T. ( ’, V. played the e n t i r e cont est .
the 
result of a h a r d - f o u g h t g am e . The 
at
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I Oi*T p i c t u r e a u d 
re c or d 
I he 
(.'actus i d e n t i t i e s 
y o u p e r m a n e n t l y w i t h 
t h e l if e of t his g r e a t i n­
s t i t u t i o n . 
is i m p o r t ­
It 
a n t t o t h e p r o g r e s s of 
t h e b o o k t h a t y ou h a v e 
y o u r p i c t u r e m a d e now 
— ii r on venin fit.

STUDIO 

APPOINTM ENTS 

ARE NOW BEING 

MADE AT B. HALL 

119

The Cactus 
of 1931

“The Book of T ex a s”

Go To The Game if
you can --

But if you can’t go, then plan to be at the 

Uric! Party in front of the Co-Op . . . .

T O D A Y 2 : 3 0 p . r n .

Texas vs. Oklahoma

The final cr os s - co un t r y e l i m i n a ­
hold 
the season we r e 

tion- of 

T h u r s d a y 
ha r r i er s bei ng selected 

a f t e r n o o n with seven 
to r e p r e ­

sent ti -• Lone hot rn d u r i n g t he fall 

reason. Bl akeney br oke the t a p e I 

first a n i w as followed by Bowen, 

Adolph Schiller, C a p t i a n Cole, 

P e a t On, Ban St or m, a n d ( ’at e 

in 

th, o r d e r named.

Ri ce Fir»t 

“ TI • 

first r a e " will be with t he 

25. 

in past y ear s and it in 

rangy Rice seven in H o u s t o n the 
I h e n 
m o r n i n g o f O c t ob e r 
they t a k e on the M u s t a n g r ac er s j
here 
St at 'n
t
f i, j. 

November I, t h e n to College 
n, S a t u r d a y , N o v e m b er 22, 
ie c o n f e r e n c e meet. 
The 
s h a v*‘ had v e r y po we r fu l 
Agg i
the 
team
md Whi te h u r r i e r s th a t we 
Red
to heat. Tim seven men se 
have
looted T h u r s d a y will be c a r r i e d on 
all 
t h e season. 
T h e y will km p up t h e i r c o nd i t i o n ­
ing work a n d will really t a p e r o f f 
before 
c o n f e r e n c e m e e t , ” 
C o a c h Roy Mi-Lean said Friday.

?sips d u r i n g 

the 

th* 

B r D B. H A R D E M A N
11 ran S p o rt* S ta f f

I N T R A M UR A L T E N N I S
E nt r ie s
singles xvi 
t u b e r 20. 
mu r al ~«»tii 
od yester* 
bepart men 
lion will I 
\ and Uh

/-r.ni-
n ii I 
I-,, Monday. Oc- 
( ii Becker, nt r a- 
nronagc i an non nr- 
the 
I Avision, competi- 
iivided into Class 
B. t he hest man

Except 

in 

■h ore*

in Class A
in 
( l a s s 
earns may 
men. a r 
Class A

I all

id the second best 
B. D e p a rt m e n t a l 
t f r any n u m b e r of 
will he listed as

To da y th'- Steers nlay the game 

tha t will ma ke or b r e a k t h e m in 

t h e opinions of tin- lug gr id c r i ­
tics. Dope points t h a t the Steers 
■will go down t o d e f e a t by way of 
me r e l y compar ati ve scores. N e­
b r a s k a beat A. & M, 13 H. Okla­
h o m a down s N e br a s ka 2d 7. and 
rho critics immediately f igure that 
O k l a h o m a is 26 point- b etter than 
t h e Aggies, a n d that Ter m 
is not 
the boys 
t h a t mu c h b e t t e r 
t ha n 
f r o m College S t a t i o n ; 
therefor e. 
T e x a s must lose. But we can' t see 
i t that way. O ur sincere predi< ■ 
l io n is t h a t t he S t e e r s will come 
t h r o u g h with a win by at 
lea t 
f o u r t e e n points.

Grit

■an’t 8ce t h e

Stet
T h e y mu * I be Idim! be a n I
t w
t l e f i e h I h as 
o u t on 11-), J** I J
J l f? Hi
o f Skii I ICI , K e y
k i n s .

i ' n e i S 111a d e u p
ne Kl-
P< i kin
is col ll pc se 1 o f

T h 4 o t h e r 

t u n
IV > I Id b k I? t o ba v c a n y o n e Ag g i e
f Vs t 

I n

Se c e r a l

i c a r us
tho

, S t a f f o „,i B r o w i , C r a i g
* m y
( 
* o f 
lint
J 
g u a r d
» 
( ' e n t e r
o p e n ' o r i l it it is rn. Wa'
, 

e i g h t
w e h a v e

play** r*
f i n e 

tat kb- I

t h e
a n d
a n d o rd r e Jn a i n
ii. ne Ie,

'.at rn rn, m d Phi ] ( OO I w i n T h a n t csgiv mg .

of 

th a

nap) lev­ quest OI I 

*

! 

, 

c a r e
will
b a c k po* t ion.
bose. Pi -
v i n h

and P e t erst in . Du-
I ib by
ning. ( m d

d o w n the e n t

j e

Last veal* t h e Aggies w o n t h e 
con f er e nce m e e t a t H e r m a n n P a r k 
j„ Houston, n o s i ng out the sturdy 
Texa s thinly-clads. This y e a r the 
Si* ors have 
t he mo st 
p er ha ps 
promising b u n c h o f r a c e r s u p f rom 
the j. , «hman spurn! in y ea rs . The 
ii iv who has f inished first in mo s t
ye ’ .
thi s y e a r is
Lit - Rd ak et
la it
a 
bac kf e l d s ! vt a r c
d t h e int i a m u r a l cross*
is a g o o d
u r n e y . 
He
(■cunt
t h e e x p e l ’
o n l y
k i n g
bai vie
i t y r u n n e r need*.
Sen ce I hat U V O V
- e v e r ii oth-
51 mi
! a n k y H i d
fol
t -Ugh
| tai e in th« c o n f ■r e m ■ l a c e .

a n d .Tim- He is ii ie, a l o n g wit lr

’c r puce I (* TF, 

fro h m a n w h o

tria Is t h o a f a r

e 
t h e
■rs a

f iff h u 

t . g

Cloirdl T h a n k s g i v i n g

I if 

t h e

T h e

• g r on 

iridic d u a l

The Cl! ss cot nt r y

la- I ?
only I ut ii tile la •t S a t u r d a y b e f o r e
r i l e si o r t ii n o t a
c r e a k
ing 11 e t a p e fir I, b ut a mat t e e ol
t e a m w hose
t eam a v e r age*.
line
finis ii 
r a v e l
In 
is dec laved t he w inner. 
f i r si 
have 
r ec ent yea r n 
s p or t 
wa t c h ed m a n y c r os s - co un t r y 
tin 
ishe b e t we en Bu halve* of a big 
foot all s rap. T h e c o mbi nat ion 
l o n g ­
lie used with all 
will 
horn dual rot cts this veal.

crof s 

fane 

t he 

t h e

all

Cam pcraft Girls

R eceive Instruction

the myth 
Ight this 
O r a n g e

Rustic 

sea- 
const ructions, 
i inking 
and such as br oi l e r, f r a m e s f or pots, 
and pot hooks we r e ma de f rom 
willow twigs by t h e girls who a t ­
- 
a m e t o d a y and 
t ended the second m e e t i n g of the 
mghorn victory c a mp c ra f t c our se T h u r s d a y f rom 
J until ti o ’clock. 
er sa r y of f o o t - 
two 
the 
cen 

T h e gir ls e n t e r e d a woodchop­
per - co nt est a l t e r 
i n ­
s t r u ct i o n s in t h e use of a n axe, 
is the man <d an d how t o c a r r y it. They w er e 
indoor base- 
ii 
to 
e 
t a gym 
T h e c l a s s is be i n g i list r unted by 
t lie ef f i ci enc y 
tment if- gr eat- Miss Elizabeth McGuire, a n d 
is 
ie pal licipation u n d e r the d ir ection of T e- WA A- 
vcry high. In- Hiss.

is " l i m b ” it. a n d to c a rr y it. 

t a ug h t how 

to chop a 

receiving 

tr ee, 

in ('hi now days.
ist week he has ai* 

ing at his post 
W i t hi n t he 
qui r ed t wo fine pi t c her s f o r t h e : 
193o Chi cago < uh s He get Bob 
S mi t h for a couple of r ec ru i t s in 
a 
t r a d e with t he Boston Braves. 
and he bought lei* r a t h e r Have-A- 
Chew Wr i gl e y d i d ) L e s t e r Sweet- 
land, a nice s out h pa w, f r o m 
t h e 
Philadelpl a Phillies.

He is also kno wn to he an gl i ng 
P »r Chm k Klein and p ar t i cul a r l y 
that T ex an boy, F l uk ey Wh i t n e y , 
from the Phi l ad e l phi a club. H o r n s ­
ey. a l ex a n himself, is r a t h e r p a r ­
tial t ■ S o u t h e r n e r s as ball players, 
and he would give p l e n t y of Kill 
t o g e t W h i t ­
W r i g l e y ’s b i g w a d e * 
t h e 
tle ny. 
1 ob , 1929 ■ ti imps n the N at i onal 
League, will he t o r n a p a r t to get 
in 1931, Biggs S t e p h ­
.I w i n ner 
en 
rn. < har l ey Gri mm, P a t Ma ­
inline, Clift Heathcot e, and Las­
tel Bell a r e r eput e d to be avai l ­
ab l e for • I adi ng pu poi i ■.

r u m o r e d 

t h a t 

is 

It 

nd 
lit 
1 h a n

re will Im
ill predict 
If 
it ure. 
be more 
t a i n I tex- 
slash 
the 
; be plays 
lelley was
vv hen hi
an

‘rn due 

I■ t he S t ee r s win, t 
qts ie a ft w i i it irs who 
m o r e cai< fully in the 
t h e y lose, t h e n we v 
c a r e f u l . T < ‘m o r r o w C 
t o r Shelley 
t 
S o o n e r line t o shr eds
hi s fi 
not s
was t 
minke 
lei rn i 
t earn 
r on 
■Whin

at - fit 
manta 
renee. 
t
• cd 

rn me
Ii

-bin

d 

xpect

big L 
anni'

toll nu

md t

hmk- 
))0! t -
T h e y

t he

at > n

t

We
"VV ill <
f o r 11 
ball 
: cho

Be
Kniile 
ball 
ifo! nil 
o f *h

an 
I,ii 
1 * 
ti 

V ]

e md 

Jarl t v
pk-a-r n 
» nd t h

t he a«;

f o r 

th

* ' oa 
l ook i n ’ 
ploddc 
held 
t 
lect 
noon,
I ■ ut t 
year ,
I i Da 
bi .vt h

: h

Fri da y 

11 ti
t a p e I 
Hey, 1 
"NY h 11 a 
t r y rn

t h e player s of 
ing chil 

ear. Bl akeney b a s e o n ’ 
i n n e d a h e a d of th- 

y a b g fellow n am ed Blake- 
he boy who c oppe d B e n j 
ker’s i n t r a m u r a l eross-ooun-

Landis, 
.1 idge hi. M. 
commi ssi oner of baseball, divided 
t o e poi Is of the World .Series b e ­
two 
t w e e n 
. C u r own P i n k o / 
( F r a n k ) Higgins collected some 
f lr d oe s n ’t $3, 800 f o r w ar mi ng t he b en ch f o r 
is 
Adolph well to n o t e t h a t Pinky got a hijg- 
hiller, a wept <Ii lance r u n n e r g«-r s ha re t h a n <’y Pet kins, Honker 
t o r the pa t S u m m a , a n d J i m m y Moore, T e x a s 
the 
big game. as a pinch h i t t e r twice
th e series w ith a
and 

the sq u ad a n d L ea gu e ci rcuit, who g o t 

he Bishop, Boley, and Dykes, 

too soon, 
- a 

a n 
o t h e r h a n ■ 
r o u n d 
into form 
should have a g rea t 

on 
t w o years, 
j* doing good w o ik . 
— 
L “ R ajah H orn -b y 

is n o t sleep- pei c e n t a g e of 1,000#

t h e t r a c k t e a m 

finished 

is on 

t he 

in 

It 

» 

 

 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1930.

MEETS T.C.U. A T COLLEGE STATION TODAY

PAGE THREE

Those Powerful Ponies

D u t c h *
M C IN TO SH 
LINE COACK-

Aggies Expect 
Tough Battle 
With Toadfrogs

Dope Favors Schmidtmen 
In Conference Go 
At Kyle Field

Special to T h e D aily T e x an.

C O L L E G E S T A T IO N , Get. IT. 

— H a v in g su s ta in e d d e f e a t at th e 

th e y 

t o u g h e s t 

h a nd s of p e n n a n t h o ld in g te a m s 
from two o th e r c o n f e r e n c e s so fa r 
this sea s o n , the T e x a s A g g i e s w ill 
take on t o d a y w h a t is e x p e c te d to 
a s s ig n ­
be o n e o f the 
o w n 
m e n t s o f th e y ea r in th e ir 
the 
fa c e 
c o n f e r e n c e w h en 
H orn ed F r o g s fr o m . T e x a s C hrist­
ian U n iv e r s ity 
on K y l e F ield , 
T h er e is n o illusion a b o u t w h a t 
w ill be required to win from th e 
C o n fe r e n c e 
F ro gs, 
ch am pions o f last y e a r and victor s 
last S a tu r d a y o v e r the A rk a n sa s 
R azorbacks, 40-0. 
to 
be a tough gam e a g a in s t a p o w e r ­
fu l t e a m ,” M a lty B ell, A g g ie m e n ­
tor, c o m m e n te d . And th a t se e m s 
to be the g e n e r a l o p in ion .

“ I f s g o in g 

S o u t h w e s t 

R o o t e r s G o

A w ealth of c o lo r is e x p e cte d 
fo r th e m e le e , sin c e m ore 
th an 
1 ,0 0 0 T. C U. st u d e n ts an d n e a r ly 
as m a n y o th e r su p p o r t e r s o f tho 
F r o g s from Fort W orth are e x ­
p ected h< re 
to u rg e th e i r tea m , 
v y in g with the 2 , 4 0 0 A. & M. c a ­
d ets who w ill m ak e up th e y e llin g 
s e c t io n behind th e A g g ie s.

train in g. W h a t 
in store 

C oach B e ll d u rin g the final d a y s 
o f p ractice put th e A g g i e s through 
the C a ­
s e c r e t 
th e 
d e ts will hav e 
fo r 
to 
F r o g s will rem a in fo r tod a y 
show . 
th ere h a s 
In an y e v e n t 
b een no 
th e rigorous 
tra in in g program sin ce t h e return 
fr o m D alla s and th e 1 9 -9 loss to 
the T u lan e G ree nies.

le t up 

in 

M a g r i l l a n d D a w s o n Out

B o th Magrill and D a w so n will 
in j u r ­
be o u t o f u n if o r m due to 
It had b een e x p e c te d th a t 
ies. 
on e, p ossib ly both, w o u ld g e t into 
the g a m e but th e ir in ju ries have 
not healed 
it has 
b een an n o u n ced . T hom p son , w h o 
sa w som e service at Dallas, an d 
M o u ld en w ill lik ely hold dow n the 
ta c k le berths. T h e rem ain d er o f 
the p layers are r e p o r te d in good 
p h y sica l con d ition .

s u f f i c i e n t l y , 

F a ir w e a th e r h a s b e e n p re v a il­
in g here and w ith its c o n tin u a tio n 
a g o o d crow d 
is e x p e c te d . A d ­
v a n c e tick et sales have been g o o d , 
J a m e s Sullivan, b u s in e s s m a n a g er 
o f ath letics, said. The g rid ir on is 
in p e r f e c t con d ition and ev en 
in 
ca se o f rain can be p rotected by 
th e h u g e co ver s.
In d ica tio n s 

s t a r tin g 
a r e 
line-up o f th e A g g ie s will be T r a c y 
and M cF adden, e n d s ; T h om p son 
and M oulden, ta c k le s; C hristian 
and Van Zandt, g u a r d s ; A b b ey, 
c e n t e r ; P h illips a n d W o lf , h a lv e s ; 
A sto n , p u a rter ; C ap tain F lo y d , 
full.

the 

Frog Soph

Frog Intramurals 
To Give Sweaters

S p e c ia l to The D aily T ex a n .

F O R T W O R T H , Oct. I 7 .— The 

eig h t m en w h o h a v e th e h ig h e st 

individual sc o r e f o r p articip ation 

in 

in tr a m u ra l a th le tic s a t T e x a s 

C hristian U n i v e r s i t y this y e a r will 
be aw ar d ed s w e a te r s , a cco rd in g to 
in tra m u ra l d i­
W a lt e r S. Knox, 
rector.

t e a m s 

in d ivid u a l m ed als 
In a dd itio n, 
will be aw arded 
for m em b e rs o f 
ch am p ion sh ip 
fir st- 
p lace w in n e r s in track , s w im m in g 
and m isc e lla n e o u s sports. 
A ro­
t a t i n g tro p h y is provided for th e 
c lass 
th e a ll-around 
ch a m p ion sh ip .

w in n in g 

a n d 

is e n tir e ly 

In 1 9 2 9 -3 0 there w ere 3OO men 
c o m p e t in g in IO sports. T h is y e a r 
th e n u m b er will prob ab ly p ass 4 0 0 . 
P a r tic ip a tio n 
v o lu n ­
tary , and t h e o b je c t o f th e in tr a ­
m u ral sy s te m is to p ro v id e an o p ­
f o r c o m p e t itiv e 
p o r tu n ity 
a t h ­
th ose n o t s u f f i c i e n t l y 
le tic s 
fo r 
sk illed to p la y on 
in t e r c o lle g ia te 
te am s.

T h e list o f in tra m u ral sp orts fo r 
th is y e a r in c lu d es t a g fo o tb a ll, b a s­
k etb a ll, track , b aseball, handball, 
t e n n is, sw im m in g , cross co u n try , 
g o lf , and f r e e throw .

Steer-Sooner—

C ontinued from P age I

th e S teer s , 

to d a y ’s 
S o o n e r s and 
in to 
c o n t e s t is likely t o d e v e lo p 
and 
b e tw e e n d e c e p tio n 
a d u e l 
p ow er. W it h a lig h t b u t sp e e d y 
e le v e n , the S o o n e r co a c h e s so f a r 
h av e 
op en 
d ep en d ed m o s tly on 
p la y s and over h ead atta cks, w h ile 
his 
C oach 
t e a m to s tra ig h t fo o t b a ll. H o w ­
ev er, should his p o w e r p la y s f a i l 
to w o rk to d a y , n o doubt the S t e e r 
m e n t o r w ill open up a b it 

L itt le fi e ld has held 

N o C h a n g e s

N o radical c h a n g e s in th e l i n e ­
up a r e due fo r th e c o n te s t. W ith 
th e e x c e p ti o n of J o h n F u rrah , s o ­
p h om ore en d , the squad is in good 
p h ysica l c o n d ition and C oach L it ­
t l e f ie ld w ill be ab le to sh oo t his 
fu ll str e n g th ag ain st the S oon ers.

W a lt e r B o w l e or N ick Gatou ra 
will start at c e n te r , w it h B o w l e 
inside track. With a 
h a v in g th e 
d a z z lin g a eria l a tta ck 
e x p e c te d , 
H o w i e ’s a b ility a s a p ass d e f e n s e 
m an g iv e s him t h e ed ge over th e 
A u stin lad 
. B o w l e is a bit lig h t 
for b a ck in g up th e line a n d c o a c h ­
es h a v e b e e n e x p e r im e n ti n g this 
w e e k by pla cin g him at d e f e n s iv e 
h alf, with o n e o f th e h e a v ie r backs 
h e lp in g E r n ie R o y on lin e plays. 
Phil G ood w in , th e third p iv o t m an 
on t h e S t e e r roster, m a y g e t in to 
the g a m e f o r a tim e.

L i n e m e n o n T o e s

t w o o f 

the b e s t 

G uard p o sitio n s g o u n a n im o u sly 
B a u m g a rten and Ox 
to D u tch 
E m erso n , 
l i n e ­
m e n in th e c o n fe r e n c e . H ill H e d g ­
es, C lif f B ra le y , and D ic k P flu g - 
h a u p t will b e w a itin g im p a tie n t ly 
on t h e sid elin es f o r a crack at th e 
S o o n e r forw ards.

fo u r men 

t o c h o o se 

T a ck le sta r te r s are hard to pick, 
w ith 
fro m . 
T he s t a r t in g pair will be ch o sen 
fr o m Ox B la n to n , S o n n y ©Dell, 
and W ilson 
H ersch e ll M oody, 
Cook, with Carl T yson a n d Ralph 
G re e a r 
in rese rve . One c o m b in ­
a tio n will be a b o u t a s s a t is f a c ­
to ry as an oth er.

B ig B oy P e te r s o n is a cinch fo r 
one w in g, w hile B ill D u b o se se e m s 
d e f i n it e l y t o h ave ed g ed out R u t 
V in in g on th e o th e r en d o f the 
line. V in in g w ill g e t p le n t y o f 
action , a lo n g with Ed P rice , Jack 
S t a r k s , a n d D ause Bibby.

P r o b a b le s t a r tin g lin e u p s:

O k l a h o m a
Cherry

T e x a s
P e te r s o n

B la n to n

B a u m g a r te n

F ie l d s

L ee

Y o u n g

T e e l

B e r r y

E w i n g

M ills

W arr en

Kirk

M assad

le ft end

le f t ta ck le

l e f t gu a r d

c e n te r

righ t g u a rd

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right end

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D u b ose

E lk in s

P erk in s

S h e lle y

K oy

B R A N N O N , B A C K

M a ny B a c k s

his 

s t a r tin g 

Coach L itt le fi e ld will be c o n ­
fr o n t e d w ith a s e rio u s p rob lem in 
b a ck field . 
p ic k in g 
H o w e v e r , it is o n e o f th o s e p ro b­
lem s which all c o a c h e s e n j o y , sin c e 
fro m a n e x c e s s ra th er 
it a ris es 
a sc a r c ity o f p ossib ilities. 
th a n 
The 
so-called f i r s t s t r in g b a c k ­
field of E lkin s, P er k in s, Sh e lley ,

and R o y m a y s t a r t the ga m e , b u t 
n ot n e cessarily, Harrison 
S t a f ­
fo r d , hard-run n in g, fie rce-ta ck i m g 
soph, is g o i n g to be hard to ke ep 
o u t o f th e 
initial play. He m a y 
re p la c e e it h e r P erk in s or C aptain 
S h e ll e y 
h alfb ack 
a t one o f the 
berths. H a n k C lew is, A n d y B ro w n , 
J o h n n y C raig, J im m y Burr, and 
p o ssib ly s o m e o f th e o th e r backs 
will g e t in the g a m e .

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t a n g s w ho will m eet th e G olden

B ea rs o f B a y lo r a t W aco 
to ­
day, th e first c o n fe r e n c e g a m e

o f th e sea son fo r both team s.

Mustang Football Roster

N a m e

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Bass, H om er

B lanton, H om er

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B row n in g , Boyd
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B u tler, J a m e s
D elca m b r e, A lfr e d cen tcr
D ick erson , Bob
E lkins, Leonard
E llin g ton , S a m m ie back
F ly , Bob
Gilbert, Bob
Halla, F ran k
Ham iter , G en e
B a w n , F r itz
H earon, Charlie
Hopper, Ira
Jack son, Sam
Jaeobie, R oy
Jo h nson , R ay
Jordan, E m m e t t
K attm an , B ru ce

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Lanham , Murphy

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Mills, K en n ith
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I Porter, T roy
I Riley, J a m e s
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9 S ho u pe, Richard
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Results Given O f

A w ard s G iven For

First T ennis Sets

Best S tu d y of Czech

In the first round o f the m ixe d 

T h ree s t u d e n t s o f Czech 

la n ­

I fr a t e r n it y d ou b les, Z e ta T a u Al- 

g u a g e s and C z e c h lite r a t u r e have 

i pha and D elta K a pp a E p silo n 

r eceiv e d a w a rd s in a c k n o w le d g e ­

i scored a v ic t o r y ov er A lp h a E p s i­

m e n t o f e x c e l le n t g r a d e s m a d e on 

lon Phi a nd Phi S igm a D elta , 6-3, 

th e co u r se s fro m t h e M in istry os 

■ GO.

In a m atch in w hich e v e r y point 
| w a s c o n te s te d , Pi B e t a Phi and 
; K ap p a S ig m a ek e d o u t a narrow 
| v ic t o r y o v e r th e com bin ed Kappa 
Psi duet. 

Kelt a and P h i Kappa 
S co re, 7 -5 , 6-4.

little d if f ic u l t y 

A co m b in a tio n o f S igm a Chi and 
Phi Mu had 
in 
s m o t h e r in g A lp h a Chi Om ega, 
te a m e d w ith S ig m a P h i Epsilon. 
S co re 6-2, 6-1.

T e a m in g w ith Alpha Tau, Chi 
O m e g a th rew a w ren ch in the p e n ­
n a n t h o p e s o f D elta D elta D elta 
and Phi G am m a D elta . 
B oth 
te a m s w e r e w ea k in te c h n iq u e and 
reser v e e n e r g y .

In the secon d round o f the t o u r ­
n a m e n t D elta Z eta a nd T h e ta Xi 
w ill play Chi O m e g a 
and A lp h a 
T au O m ega. Kappa K appa G am m a 
j and S ig m a A lpha Epsilon, d ra w in g 
a b y e in the f i r s t rou n d , w ill en- 
i c o u n te r slig h tly more se r io u s d if ­
fi c u lt y rn the? sec o n d rou n d w h en 
t h e y m e e t Zeta Tau A lp ha and 
D e lta K appa E psilon.

P la y R eal G o lf
G o l f D r i v i n g F a i n m y
B a r t o n S p r i n g s R o a d 
D a y o r N i g h t 
P e n i c k B r o s . , P r o p .

E d u c a tio n in C zec h o slo v a k ia , nr. 

C. E. M icek, a s s o c ia t e p rof es or of 

S la v o n ic langu: ges, h a s a n n un: 

cd.

The a w a r d s w ere g iv e n fo r the 
best g r a d e s in the s tu d y o f Czech 
d u r in g th e y e a r 1920 and 1 9 30 to 
E lsie H a lu b e c o f G ra n g er, J. W. 
Le shikar o f T a y lo r , and R obert 
V asek o f Dallas.

The a w a rd s are th es e C zech o­
slo v a k ia n n o v e ls in th e 
original 
b in d in g s and in scrib ed by th e au­
thors.

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2 M eals------- $ 1 9 .5 0
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Cl ub 5. 

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A t h l e t i c s 16, C a r i b o n 

I n d e ­

p e n d e n t s 3.

l a n d s 2 .

N e w m a n C l ub 

12, C o p e ­

Y. M. C. A . 3, D a v i s H o u s e 2.
C a f e t e r i a 8, F o s t e r H o u s e I . 

W e s l e y B i b l e C h a i r w o n by

f o r f e i t f r o m P a t t e r s o n s .

W orks o f S tu d en ts 

*

D isplayed T his W eek

S tu d e n t art 

is w e l l r e p r e se n t e d 

th is w e e k in tile c o lle c tio n o f p ic­

tu r e s distrib uted 

in 

d o w n to w n 

show w in d o w s 

in c e le b r a tio n 

o f 

N a tio n a l P ic tu r e VVeew, O cto b er 

13-20, Of th e 26 p ic t u r e s on dis- 

( lay, n ine w e r e p a in t e d b y a r tists 

c o n n e cted w it h 
th e U n iv e r s ity . 
Mrs. Morris S c h w a r tz a n d R oy 
White, g r a d u a te s o f th e U n iv e r s i­
t y ; Mr.-. L u c y R ice, w i f e o f Dr. C. I 
fo rm er p r o f e s s o r h e r e ; ;
C. Rice, 
R. G r a n b e r r y , a d j u n c t p r o f e s - ' 
so r o f e l e c t r i c a l e n g i n e e r i n g ; W . j 
F. R olfe, p r o f e s s o r o f a r c h i t e c ­
t u r e ; a n d .Jessie W a l k e r , R a y m o n d 
E v e r e t t , B en B a ile y , Jr., an d Isa- j 
lo lie M a yes are 
art is t s.

th e U n iv e r s i t y ■ 

S. E. Gideon, associate p r o fe s - I 

sor o f a r c h ite c tu r a l d e sig n , c o lle c t­
ed the p ic tu r e s and made s u g g e s ­
tions 
in 
the w in d o w s .

th e ir a r r a n g e m e n t s 

I'ii* 

The work o f the Guild o f A u s ­
tin A rtists w h ich m a k e s up 
t h e 
g r e a te r part o f t h e d isp lay w ill 
be <«n ex h ib itio n a t the E lisa b e t 
Ney S tu d io fr o m T u e s d a y , O t to -I 
ber 21 , to S u n d a y , O c to b e r 27.

W eek End 

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M ech anics

fir->t c la s s 
I.'it y o u r m a c h i n e 
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t h a t o u t 
o f t o w n t r i p - it w ill be r e a d y f o r 
y o u w h e n you r e t u r n .

it* 
t a k e 

Cleaned-Oiled - Adjusted

All M a k es R epaired

Razorbacks Hope
To Boost S. W. C. 
Standing Today

Rice Owls Hold Edge On 
Porkers According 
To Dope

Sin-,-'n! to The D a ily T e x a n .

FA Y E T T E V IL L E , A rk ., Get.

I 7.- -S c h o o le d 

in th e cm m y s t y le 

o f tricks, th e red -shirted U n i v e r ­

sity o f A r k a n sa s R a z o r b a c k s w ill 

attem pt 
th e 
to e v e n m a t te r s 
S o u th w e s t C o n f e r e n c e r a c e to d a y 
t h e R ic e O w ls 
w h e n 
h e r e on t h e i r own fie ld .

th e y 

f a c e 

in 

B eh in d lo c k e d d o o r s t^hat b a r r e d 
a1! c u r i o u s e y e s, B e a d C oach Fred 
O. T h o m s e n s e n t h is c h a r g e s in a 
most v ic io u s f a s h i o n a g a in s t t w o 
f r e s h m a n y e a r l i n g elv en s .

P l a n D e f e n s e

A r k a n s a s , f o r its first tim e , w ill 
hav e 
to u s e a d e f e n s e ag ain st 
f a m ­
pla ys K n u t e R o c k n e m a d e 
ous. T h a t, a t lf a s t , is t h e in d ic a ­
skirm 
tion fr at! p r e -c o n f e r e n c e 
i s l e s 
last 
w eek, Rice c r u s h e d tho U n iv e r s i t y 
t o 0, w ith th e s e 
o f A riz o n a , til 

t h e O w ls, O n ly 

o f 

i fo r m a t ions.

T h e Olin 
T id e h a s 
be en 
stoj p e d on 
s u c c e s s iv e S a t-
u r d a v s . Ti
and 
U n iv e r s i t y 
T ex a s Christian U n iv e r it y upset- 
A rk asv m 
s e t in g 
d r e a m s 
might have had f o r a title. 
“ But 
is n ’t o v e r y e t , ” T h o m ­
the 
sen said.

fight 

any 

H o l m e * In L i n e - u p 

In all probability O liver “ C hick ­
e n ” H olm es, v e te r a n s ig n a l caller, 
'w h o has b e i n out o f t h e line-up 
for t h e last tw o w e e k s on a cco u n t 
o f sh o ulder 
start 
a gainst Rice. B u t in e v e n t he is 
s t i l l a i l i n g , H e n r y P h illips, 1 6 5 -

in juries, w ill 

Frog Soph

pound sophom ore ' f i n d / will

i n t o b n sho es.

Phillips earn ed th** right to mix

1 Moreland Sets New 
Oakhurst Record

with varsity neighbors S a t u r d a y a t 
F ort Worth when he s ta rte d on 

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special lo The. >*’>>. ,• Titan.

tack to tak e the ball d eep 

the 

ti • 
, 
fir in g end OI. •* > —

. 
a p a ss in g at-

- 

t e r r i t o r y . 

T e x a s C h r i s t i a n 
d it io n t o h i s f a n c y flip s, t h e De-1 c o n q u e s t * . M o r e la n d 
Q u e e n flash, is f a s t a n ti c a n lu g 
the oval w h e n called o n . 

into y

'M o r e la n d , 

FORT W O R T H , Oct. I

-Gus
freshm an g o lf star o f 
a dded a n oth e r c o u r s e
In a d - j r e c o r d t o his a l r e a d y lo n g l i s t o f
s e t a n e w
lo w a m a t e u r m a r k a t t h e O a k h u r s t 
G o l f and C o u n t r y C l u b o f F o r t
W o r t h w h e n ho p l a y e d th e n in e -

R i c e Ar r i ve * F r i d a y 

T h e Hi*-** s q u a d a r r i v e d in t h e h o le c o u r s e in 3 4 .

in a 

and s e t a n e w 

in t h e i r o p en - a m a t e u r marks. He p layed 

A f e w w e e k s ago Moreland 
Ozark hills F r id a y m o rn in g 
full p la y e d th o W o rth H ills Municipal 
sp e c ia l co a c h . N e a r l y 
four 
record, 
t e a m s m a d e th e trip, w hich m ea n s I co u rse 
th a t th e O w ls w ill Have more men breaking b o th th o p r ofe ssio n al and 
re ad y to ta k e part 
tho 
nig c o n fe r e n c e b a ttle th an A rk -j l-s hole course in 66.
ansa* h as on its 

paired
e n t i r e r o s t e r . ! M o r e l a n d w a s 
“ Our b e s t co m b in a tio n s w a s th e w ith Ted L ongw orth, Oakhurst 
s t a r t i n g 
lineup w e u sed aga in st pro, ag ain st J o e Kirkwood, trick 
T e x a s C h r i s t i a n U n iv e r s ity . A n d s h o t a r t i s t , and M. L. ( “ H a p p y ” ) 
is p r o b a b l y the e le v e n th at M a s s in g /! , v e te r a n a m a teu r, in an 
til.I* 
Satu rday. 
xviii see a c ti o n f ir s t a g a in s t 
T h e matc'h was p o s t p o n e d b e c a u s e
O w l s ,” T h o m s e n said . 
I o f *h© T « C. U .-A r k a n sa s fo o tb a ll

the e x h ib itio n m atch 

C reig h to n at E n d 

to h a v e 

last 

found C a p ta in Kame.

T h is 

lineup 
C reighton and C h am b er s 
ta k in g
care o f th e ends w ith R ob ison and 
E r w i n , p a i r e d a t ta c k l e s , B a r r a n d 
S e c r e s t a t guards, w ith Backf low 
at « e n te r .

Cap and G ow n W ill 

Initiate W ednesday

and G o w n 

A d ecision t o p o stp o n e th** Cap 
in itia tio n until Wed-

B a ld will work at t h e fu llback 
poster with eith er K yle, Ledbet 
tee, or U p tm o o r in th e h alfb ack i ^ o y , O cto b er 22, w a s made by 
holes, and eit h er H o lm es or P h il- ! h ,‘ C*V a n d GuwTl Council Thurs-
•Jay a ft e r n o o n a t a m e e tin g held 
lips at quarterba* k.
at 4 :30 o ’clock in the girls’ stu d y 
h a ll . T h e in i ti a ti o n w a s t*> have 
b e e n h e ld at 7:1 > o’clock to n ig h t 
b u t was postponed 
6 :4 5 
o ’clock n e x t W ed n esd a y, b e c a u se 
o f the m a n y sen io r g ir l s t u d e n t s 
l e a v i n g 
town, F r a n c e s L a u gh lin , 
p resid e n t, .-tit;' d.

T h e g a m e w ill start at 2 MO
o’clock w ith KUO A, U n iv e r s i t y o f 
Nrkansas radio sta tio n , g iv i n g a 
p lay-b y-p lay account o f 
the bat- 
I: •

75 Freshm en Enroll 

until 

f i f t e e n J held his 

All sen io r g ir ls are u rg ed 

to 
ta k e part in th e initiation a t that 
one 
'o n e , as 

it w ill be h e o n l y 

i tll, M iss L a u gh lin said.
\ fee o f $ I 
is a ss e sse d e a c h new 
mem ber. All g ir ls w ho w ere ini­
a r e asked t o 
la s t sp r in g 
tia ted 
co m e to assist th e council.

For A rchitecture

S e v e n t y five 

fr e s h m e n , 

of w h o m a re girls, are e n r o ll e d in 
he d ep a r tm e n t of a r c h it e c tu r e this 
year, H u gh I.. McMath, in str u cto r 
m a rc h itectu re, sta ted T h ursd ay . 
T here a r e three 
s e c t io n s under 
Mr. McMath and his a s s is t a n t .

fo r 

T he r e g u la r prize g iv e n * very 
y e a r by th e A merican In stitu te of 
\ r c h i t e c t u r e 
th*! b e st wink 
d o n e by a senior will b e offere*!
a g a in 
til is 
Dr. Goldwin 
Gold*unit h, 
th e d e ­
part m e n t 
im
nounccd.

year, 
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Old m e m b e r s o f the club and 
all s t u d e n t s 
in a d va n ced cla sses 
in Latin a nd Greek are urged to be 
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s u i t * 

too. G u a r a n t e e d m a d e - t o - m e a s u r e 
$ 2 2 .6 0 . P h o n e SI T. .

S H O P

H A V E YOUR T H E M E S and rep o rts ty p ed 
t y p is t s . S e c C h r istin e W il­
ia m s at Engine* r Library or ph one 8 2 3 3 .

bv e x p ert 

APARTMENTS

N E A R U N IV E R S IT Y — On W e t S id e,

sm a ll 

fu r n ish e d a p a r tm e n t, e sp e c ia lly 
te s ir a b le fo r fa c u lty . G. II. 1,'rush. P h o n e 
6 3 4 T o r 4 9 2 7 .

C O U P L E S • D o w n s ta ir s s o u th e a s t a p a r t­
la r g e ro o m s, k it c h e n ­
P h o n e 

b a th . 2 2 6 8 N u e c e s . 

m en t w ith 

tw o 

e tte , a n d 
a-107 4.

AUTOMOBILES

THREE USED CAR 
SPECIALS

T w o 1 9 2 9 W h ip p et 
r a m b le s e a t s a t $ 2 6 5 ea ch .

r o a d ster* w ith 

O ne 1 9 2 3 W h ip p e t to u r in g ca r a t $ 2 7 5 .

’T h e a b o v e c a rs h a v e b een th o r o u g h ly 

r ec o n d itio n ed a nd a re a b s o lu te b a r g a in s.

JO H N S BROS. MOTOR CO.
3 0 9 W e s t 5 th S t.
P h o n e 2 3 1 6 1 

H E M S T IT C H IN G O N S H O R T N O T IC E — 
A ls o p le a tin g , c o v er e d b u tto n s , r h in e ­
s t o n e s . 
e y e le t s , h o s e m e n d in g . M abel 
G a n n a w a y S h o p p e, o v e r Q u een T h e a te r .
P h o n o 8 3 6 2 .

v id u a l 

to u c h e s 

F IR S T C L A S S D R E S S M A K IN G — In d i­
th a t m a k e d if fe r e n t . 
A lte r a tio n s d o n e on s h o r t n o tic e . C leo M. 
S m ith , M abel G a n n a w a y S h o p p e . O v er 
Q ueen T h e a te r.

D R E S S M A K IN G A N D a lte r a tio n " . T w e lv e 
y e a r s e x p e r ie n c e . V ery a t t r a c t iv e p rice*. 
C o n v e n ie n tly lo c a te d to a c c o m o d a te U n i­
v e r s ity 
P h o n e 3 6 4 1 . 2 8 1 4
N w eces.

S tu d e n ts . 

TYPING

BUSINESS DIRECTORY

W h e n down 

to w n dro p 

in a n d 

t r y 

th e 

M A V ER IC K CAF E

B A R G A IN S 
c lo th in g . 

w a tc h e s, 
e tc . 
L. L A V E S , B ro k er & J e w e le r , 217 F2ast
f.th S tr e e t. P h o n e 9 2 2 3 ,

u n red eem ed 
s u it 

in 
tr u n k s. 

c a s e s . 

tin g s , G as h e a te r s. 

E. R A V E N , P lu m b in g r ep a ir s, Gas 

f i t ­
r e le c tio n .
P r ic e s r ea so n a b le. M erlon w a n t h e a te r s. 
14U3 L a v a ca S t r e e t. P h o n e 6 7 6 3 .

N ice 

S T E N O G R A P H IC A N D C O PY W O R K — 
N ea t' a c c u r a te w ork w ish e x c e lle n t s e r ­
v ice and r e a so n a b le r a te s. W ork ca lled 
fo r and d e liv e r e d . P h one 6 1 5 2 .

M M I L L A N ’S B A R B E R S H O P 

. 4 0 c
H A IR C U T 
- -25c
S H A V E 
A L L T O N IC S 
.2 5 c
S a tis fa c tio n G u a r a n tee d . 2 4 0 2 G uad alupe.

C L A U D E V . T H O M P S O N . T y p is t ar.ci 
S tr e e t. 

2 5 0 2 W ic h ita 

S t e n o t y p is t . 

P h o n e 7 8 1 7 .

DRESSMAKING

LOST & FOUND

F O U N D — A s m a ll »ii v e r p e n k n ife b e a r in g 
U n iv e r s ity s e a l. O w ner m ay h a v e sa m e 
by p a y in g fo r th is ad. Call a t B. H all li t ' -

G u a d a l u p e . 

D A ISY D R E S S M A K IN G S H O P — 2 5 1 6 
a nd 
c h i l d r e n . 
H e m s t i t c h i n g . 
M e n d i n g . O ld c lo th e s r e s ty le d an d m a d e
o ver. 2 -1 5 5 7 .

s m a ll w o m e n 

A l t e r a t i o n s . 

F o r 

A L T E R A T IO N S , s u it s , c o a ts 
th in g n ew o r r en ew e d . 

L O S T — A l a r g e siz e. fle x ib le , bla t k l e a t h ­
er n o teb o o k c o n ta in in g H is to r y 4 n o te* , 
and a sm a ll F re n c h 
a ls o an 
K nglinh lunik, ’‘C o lleg e C o m p o s itio n ,” by 
lin ed , a n y ­
S e w e d w ith 
R a n k in , T h o rp e, and S o lv e . R ew ard o f ­
fe r ed . h in d e r p le a s e ph on e Lem oore I’ttr- 
M rs. I'.el) th r e e y e a r s . W ould lik e to s e e 
a n y old c u s to m e r , new o n es 
to o . M rs.
le a v e at d e s k a t S c o t t is h
vin, 9 1 3 8 . or 
L. E. i i iii. 28X1 IGO G rande. P h o n e 8 3 2 3 .1 R ite D o r m ito r y

n o teb o o k , 

CH) H O M ! A N D T E L L Y O U R MOTHER*
anil Mn n't T ell H e r ’ are on R eco rd s 
41*7 0 by Irsham J o n e s , R eed M u sic Co.

J U S T A L IT T L E D A N C E MAM S E L L E ,” 
H is O rch estra . 
G uy L om bardo and 
C olu m b ia R ecord. Isa a c B le d s o e , -2 1 C o s - 
greeds. P h o n e 6611),

ROOMS FOR RENT

FO R BOYS L arge d o u b le 

room , s in g le 
b e d s: p r i\a t e e n tr a n c e an d hath. A lso

room fo r one b o y . 6 0 6 W e d 2 5 th .

B E A U ) I F U L BOOM 

c is nm. ti S o u th expo* ti re. 

f o r f a c u l t y , u p p e r .
B ath a d ­
jo in in g . P r iv a te h o m e ; $ 2 5 , o n e ; $ 3 9 .
tw o . 2 )06 R io G rande. P h o n e 9 6 7 1 .

T W O SM A L L ROOM S— L o ca ted at rear 
o f hom o. P r iv a te e n tr a n c e . M eals 
if 
d e sire d . B o y s or co u p le. 1 6 0 4 C o n g r e ss. 
R ea so n a b ly priced.

v a te e n tr a n c e . 

CINF, ROOM w ith c o n n e c tin g h ath. P r i­
fo r m en. S in g le 
Ideal 
SIO; dou ble $ 2 0 . 2 5 0 1 R io G rande. M rs.
C. M. M iller.

ROOM S FOR B O Y S — 1 9 1 0 W ich ita .

B E A U T IF U L S O U T H E A S T bedroom 

in 
primate hom e. M odern c o n v e n ie n c e * , 
lu t s id e en tr a n c e . 
P r e fe r c o u p le or s tu - 
Jent*. 9 0 6 W e s t 22 S t r e e t. P h o n e 8 7 2 2 .

FURNITURE

W E B U Y , s e ll, a nd e x c h a n g e new a n d 
ii c d 
B a r g a in F u rn itu r e C o., 
4 6 9 C o n g r e ss A v*. P h o n e 3 -1 0 6 6 .

fu rn itu r e . 

LAUNDRY

L A U N D R Y
R o u g h D ried, 4c pound 
S h ir ts. 10c e a ch 
Mr . N o la n , 3 501 M cD onald

 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1930

NEWS!

THERE’S PLENTY OF GOOD
NEWS ON THIS PAGE FOR ALL

Isn’t It Good News? When You Can Find 17 Such Outstanding Bargains As Are Offered Here? Read ’em!

—

PACE FIVE

UNIVERSITY 
HARDWARE CO

Househol d H a r d w a r e 
Electrical Supplies

Goodyear Shoe Shop

tho Shoo 
E v e r y t h i n g for 
Comfortable W aiting Room 
2-*2t> Guadalupe 
N ext to U niversity Bank 
North of N ineteenth Street 
Phone 4597
GUS A. FRISKE, Prop

O UR
W A F F L E S

aisin

Hollywood
P l a i n

With Honey

BESSIE l o v e

P. K. Sandwich Shops
No. I Opposi t e New Driskill 
No. 2 Opposite C a mp u s
“ You Don ’t Wait On Us”

G U S 

S H Y

GOOD NEWS—Something Everyone 
Wants To Hear!
AND HERE IT IS!

No w O r a n g e a n d W h i t e s w e a t ­
s h i r t s for c l a ss ro om w e a r , 
u*>If 
a n d t enni s. 
sl i c ke rs 
a n d t ire c overs.

P e n n a n t s , 

Bessie Love 

Mary Law lor 

Cliff E d w ards 

Stanley Sm ith 

E o l a Lane 

Gus Shy

AND 

H E R E S MORF 

GOOD NE WS

that 

I VE 
r oma n c e!

exciti ng 

college 

L a u g h wi t h B e s s i e 
Love, Cl iff E d w a r d ^ 
and G u t Shy, the c a m ­
pus cut -ups

C h e e r t h o s e t h r ills 
r ea l f o o t b a l l g a m e s !

A C O L L E G I A T E F A R C E 

F U L L O F

F U N — F R O L I C S

F O O TB A LL

( I I F F 
I U P W A R D S

FOOTBALL TODAY 
BY RADIO
DIRECT FROM T H E FIELD

Make Whoopee 
With the Songs

at both
H I R S C H ’ S
DRUG ST O R ES
19th and Lavaca 
2610 Speedway

That New 
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S U N D A E

FROM

Good News”

J. R. R E E D ’S
MUSIC STORE
8 05 Congress

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GI A RA N AKED 
n<it u> ru b o ff on Your hose

The Home o f 

Shoe Repairing

HANCOCK THEATER B U IL D IN G - DOWN TOWN

We are bringing our 
fine clothes and low
prices to the campus

University men can soon realize the
a d v a n t a g e o f h a v i n g g o o d clothe'-----
at 
low pri ces. W a t c h f o r o u r o p e n 
t og a n n o u n c e m e n t o f C amp u s S t o r e .

2350 G u ad a l u p 
Ca mpus Store

Red Yellovr and Green

Comedy

KILLING THI KILLER

A B R E A T H I O U N G . 0 M ! N U n 

! H » U . L I K

o r w a r r i n g j u n g l e b e a s t s

S T A R r i NC. 
T O M O R R O W

QU EJS %faramount

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$
$5 

$4 

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Good N ew s Is (mmiiuj!

THE LONGHORN-RANGER 
FOR NOVEMBER
IS OUT OCT. 21 

Classroom
Oratory
When

“ A Football N um ber”

LET’S WALK

Be Sure to Get Several Extra Copies 
To Mail to Your Friends— It’s a W o w !

Good News? 

■ **

Pete Says:
Texas Wins Today, 14-0
Come on in, says P ete, and en joy a cup of 
c o f f e e or a sandwich— and 
listen to the 
radio reports of the O. I . game.

PETE’S NEW PLACE

O r a n g e an d W h i te H e a d q u a r t er *

P E T E H O P E S YOU E N J O Y E D HIS O P E N I N G

How About A 
Big Steak 
Supper?

A great big juicy steak, fried 
p otatoes, ride dishe:— a supper 
If you haven’t 
fit for a king, 
tried one <>f our steak suppers 
you’ve missed som ething in the 
way of eats.

HILSBERG’S

F amo us for S t ea k 
Su pper s

21st AND W I C H I T A

A CR OS S FROM L AW BLDG

This Is A 
Collegiate 
Car??!

But When
Y ou Want to Take Your 
Girl Riding—Rent A
New Ford Sport Roadster—That s the Way 
All Smart College Boys Do!
Lightsey Rent-a-Car System

,

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2-3188

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3444

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BARRI / IT I .1.1.( I I
J E W E L E R S 

23 48 G U A D A L U P E

AH the Song Hits From “Good News

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Students

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Records and M ore Records

UNIVERSITY
DRUG STORE

 PAGE SIX

Architects Are 
Assigned Their
‘9-Hour Projet

Problems are Made up By 
Beaux Arts Institute, 
Goldsmith Says

of 

“ Projet" 

Senior and junior students 

in 
the department 
architecture 
are now working; on their “ nunc­
le ur projet," Dr, Goldwin Gold­
sm ith, professor o f architecture, ; 
has stated. Dr. Goldsmith briefly 
is 
explains the work. 
the French word meaning a prob­
lem and its solution. The “ pro- 
j e t , ” or problem, is presented to 
the student. A fter nine hours, the 
student m u s t turn in to his teach­
er , (or “critique” in the F r e n c h ), 
h is sketch, or “ esquisse,” the ar­
chitectural term. The "esquisse” 
is a sketch showing the solution of 
the problem. U sually the student 
hps from four to six w eeks 
to 
com plete his work. A f t e r the “ es- 
n u isse” is turned in at the end of 
the nine hours, the stud en t may 
study similar work and such docu­
ments he feels will help 
him, 
striving to maintain originality in 
problem. W. T. 
his 
R olfe, professor of architecture, 
teaches this “nine-hour p rojet” in 
the upperclass division of the Ie-1 
partment.

completed 

The “projet'’ 

the senior stu­
d en ts are n o w developing is “ A 
M onastery 
the Rocky Moun­
tains,” and must be completed by j 
No* ember I*

in 

The junior students also have a 
“ projet,” the center chapel <<f the 
m onastery in the senior program, 
and is graded on the same basis 
as the higher class.

students who 

The majority o f problems 

are 
sou l to the department o f archi­
tec tu re from the Beaux Arts In sti­
tute of Design in New York. Thi-> 
institute was formed by American 
students who studied in the Ecole 
d es Beaux Arts in Paris, Franco. J 
Occasionally 
are j 
eligible to do s a send their c a m ­
ple ted “ projets" to this 
institute 
in order to have their work com­
pared and judged together and in 
competition with those of numer­
ous. other architectural students 
from many other universities and 
colleges over the United States, 
It is doubtful, both Dr. Goldsmith 
and Mr. Rolfe asserted, that any 
“ projet" will he submitted 
this 
year by students 
in the Univer­
sity .

of 

another 

architecture 
The students 
nine- 
frequently have 
in which the pro­
hour problem 
is given them, and within 
gram 
nine hours they must turn in 
a 
problem which has been design d, 
drawn, and is complete 
in every 
way. Often this work must be 
in colors, The name 
submitted 
given 
“ esquisso-es- 
the 
qui«se” which, translated, means 
the sketchy sketch. No reference 
work 
is allowed on this type of 
problem.
 

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this is 

Toads and—

(Continued from Page 2)

warriors made the trip to Kyle 
Field and scored the first touch­
down made against A, & M. on 
their new field.

C o n t e s t * R e c o u n t e d 

The 1927 contest was played in 
Fort Worth, and the Frogs enter­
ed the game a- the 
underdogs. 
The strong Bell defense was re­
sponsible f >r the tie. During the 
third quarter the Aggies pushed ; 
the ball to tin* F m g one y a r d line 
m d a Dr i down. On two of tin* 
four plays “ Rag.-” Matthews down­
ed Joel Hunt for a total of IO 
yards loss, and the ball went over 
on downs.

in 1928 to see 

The en tiie TALL’. -tudi-nt body 
accompanied the ( hi isitans to Col­
lege Station 
the 
Aggies go down in defeat. The 
final score was ti to 0 for 
the 
Frogs. Austin Griffith plunged 
over center for the sole marker of 
the game,

. . . I S S T IL L A GOOD PITCHER. 
AFTER A MIME YE AR ABSENCE 
E R O M THE PI TCHI NG M O U N O THE 
BABE RECENTLY WENT »N AMP 
PACHEO A FULL NIME'INNJMG 
G A M E AGAINST THE BOSTON 

RED S O X '
IH E BABE w o n 9 — 3
T M t S O * GOT OML'/ 4- H IT S IM THI
f i r s t 7 im kpm o s A m o s c o r e d I 
OF THEIR. THREE RUMS IM th e 8 th
Am o9 th after. Ruth mao e a s i o u P.

/ O D O S P R A K E R . R O S S ROTU 

/

O f TWO BIOM ERS'

ON TKF OPENING DAV OF THE SEASON 
IN PHILADELPHIA .RUTH S U M M E D A
Ba l l that w a s h e a p e d out of t h e
LOT WHEW IT SUpDEMLVCOLLIDE0 
WITH A LOUD SPEARER OM TOPPE THE* 
STAMOS AMD BOUNDED BA GR INTO IM E 

STAND FOR TWO B A S E S /

CUTH RtOfcNTlV wa the same h o r n ;
PO ONE HAS EVER HIT ONE BEFORE '

Fireside Forum-

(Continued from Page -I)

UUU
p i n

have
Click
m g o t i
Edu cat i 
Educat

in.

ta select topic 
• -or of Englisl

iit un

“ I a r mark 
a m n g of a

M<

“ Mean-
lf ! 1: ■
boral

pi

■r

.lame- 

R. A. 

I *ononiic 

( d x , 
fesse?- of ©cu­
nordic . “ E t hic 
rs of Birth t ’ontrol,” 
I)< pre — 
“ The Pres! ut 
Hon,” “ K 
I Standards for Eco- 
nt i” ; 
(' 
nom ic Mea-un 
Holley, profess 
i * business ad 
ministration, “
*. ting a i To ft* si­
lion," “ Is Stock Speculation Im­
moral,'’ "I- Gambling Immoral?'’ 
Ii. J. Ettlinger, professoi of ma h* 
anilities, 
‘'What » (institutes Lib­
eralism ?” “ Science and Religion — 
A Parallel Development"; 
J. A 
Fitzgerald, dean o f seh ail of bus- 
ineus administration, “ What Typt 
of < nib go I trading, os Make * .cmd 
in 
“ Are 
the Business World?” 
t hi istian Et hies Prat t cal.”

S. E. Frost, pastor o f U n iv er­
sity I ngregational t hurch: “ How 
Can a Stu dent Work Out a Phi 
losophy of Life 
fen Himself?" 
“ How May a Student Discovei 
God?” ; \\ , F. Gidley, dean of < o f 
loge of Pharmacy, “ Facts Regard­
ing Liquor N ot Usually Discussed,” 
"Post-nuptial Physical Relations,” 
“ To Smoke or Not to Sue i c"; E l­
lwood Griscom, professor of pub­
lic speaking, 
have 
students suggest top ic s); Lee M. 
H o lla n d e r, professor of Germanic 
and 
language, 
Ideals,” 
versus 
General Culture."

“ Specialization 

"Life Values 

( p r efer s to 

O t h e r * G i v e n 
Jew ett. 

Frank 

director 

of 
Texas Bible Chair; “ Some Obser­
vation.* During Thirty-three Years 
W ith Students," “ My Life Work” ; 
Robt. A. Law, professor of E n ­
“ What Books Should an 
glish, 
Educated Map Know ?” “ Ran 
Questions in the South,” "The Fu 
t un* of Ft a ternities” ; < IvMi Little­
and track coach, 
field, 
I 
"My 
Have Known Personally,” 
Ex pi i once as a Student 
the 
U niversity,” “ The Coaching Pro* 
fe.-Jon as a Life Work.”

i “ Some Great Coaches That 

football 

in 

-rye

I n 1 9 2 2 , W A S t r a i l i n g
BlLtTlLD&M TWO SETS’ TO 
h/OK/E, AWO E1VF GAMBS 

TO lOV r.BUT HE*

RALLIED AWO WON THE** 
M A T C H /

(Wimbledon * 9 ^

 

S^-’o o

Au

mile

ai versify.

Si
Arn 
dean of 
the f aet j 
“ ( ho ice 
!■ ratern it

orty” N owotny. assistant eco 
■Undent life: “ What Are ten 

Id g a m in g Prohibit ion,’ 
of a I a l e W ork,” “ Tin 
tie
y's Opportunity at 

"1 
ueatio! P r o d u ci ng 

r t u r Mo d e rn Sys- 
l i e ­
n a b l e Results in t h e Life of t h e 
I ndividual an d in S o c i e ty ? ” " W h y 
D > So Many Ma rr ia ges ‘Go On the 
Rocks’ These D ay s ? ” “ Hesponsibil- I I 
it a ’s 
I). 
of the E d u c a t e d ” ; M. 
Woodbur y, associate s e c r e t a r y of 
the Y. M. C. A., “ Some Convi c­
tions T h a t 
 Yife. ”
I Hav e A l 
of 
“ Science and 
I ife,” “ The S ignificance of the 
Hu monism Movement.”

P a r l i n t o S p e a k
I“ai hn, d* an of college 
m d Sciences, “ How T h u g s 
Me, ” ' Whose Mor als ar e 
“ P r of es s i onal i zi n g 
I. W. Payne, p r o ­
“ T h e New 
it." 
lh A. P iatt , 
of philosophy, "Kola 

ll. 
I
if Arts 
Look ti
P r e v a i l ? ” 
Lo 
E v e r y t h i n g ” ; 
of English, 
f essor 
Frederick Dunealf, professor of 
P oe t r y 
and How 
history, “ How’ Can One Develop 
“ F r a t e r n i t y I dea l s " ; 
Individuality in a Modern Univer- J 
pr ofe ssor 
f s i t y ; T. ll. Shelby, dean of ex- :
! ion i f Science to ! he <' induct 
I 
the Quest 
I ife.” "Reli gion 
and 
for C e r t a i n t y , ” “ W h e n 
is a Man 
Educat c d ” ; W . ( . Raines, direc 
, 
t or of st u de nt work, Univer sit y 
Baptist Chur ch, " A r e 
t h e Ethics 
of J e* us Practi cal f or O u r I >ay and
\\ hat Good Does It
(Ii rn ' ai ion? 
Do te P r a y ? . " "How’ c a n ti S t u ­
d ent Best Utilize Iii- Lei sure Tina* 
at the I n i v e rs i t y ?”

tension work, 
Life, ” “ Responsibilit ies of an E d u - j 

r a t e d M a n ” ; 1 . P. P a t t e r s o n , pro- J 

t o 
S o ci e t y, ” 
I ndividualism, 

the Mystery 

“ Educa t i on 

to Read 

and 

t'i sor of g o v e r n m e n t , “ Relation of 
“ The 
Gover nme nt 
Passi ng of 
“ The 
Place o f the College Man in So- 
ei et v ” ; *L WL Ra ms a y , pr of e ssor of 1 
electri cal eng i n e e ri ng , ( p r e f e r s to 
have 
t a d e tits select t o p i c s ) ; B F. 
Pi t t i ng e r , de a n of School of E d u - ' 
cation, “ What A b out O ur Mode r n 
S y st em of E d u c a t i o n ? Is It Pro- j 
d u r i n g Desi reabl e Re su l t s 
in t he I 
I ife of an I ndiv idual anil in So - 
c i e t y ? ” “ Wha t Avo Some Basic 
Should Gui de a 
Principle 
S t u d en t in the Choice of His Life 
W o r k ? ” “ What Are Some of t he 
Ret i n? Deve l opme nt s 
in t h e E f ­
fort t-» Prevent F u t u r e W a r s ? ” 
Students G i v e n S e l e c t i o n 

t hat 

Der man, 
. s e l e c t 

W , IL Me t ze nt hi n, p r o f es s o r of 
( p r e f e r s to let s t u d e n t s 
IL. K. McGinnis, 
pr ofe ssor < f business a d m i n i s t r a ­
tion, 
( profi vs to let s t u d e n t s s e ­
lect sub jct ISI.

t op ic s ) ; 

T e x a s l ech To U se 

H o g g G i f t in L o a n s

8 pre itll to T il Da it;/ 7V*«*.
LD CHOWK, Ort 

IT.-- Interest 

from the $25,00 g if t from the Will j ; 
C. Hogg estate will he used as a 
loan fund for students in Texas 
Technological College, 
to IL v sident IL’,oil WL Horn. It is 
not known when the fund will be­
come available.

according j 

'I oxalis” 

One ol t he five faces of “ out- j 
on plaques ;
.-■find-mr 
mount*, d on the front of the Tech 
administration budding is that o f j 
Governor Jam es A, Hogg, 
lather j 
i f the late Will (' Hogg.

Robert Newt *n, Delta 

Sigma 
Phi, v.dl spend the week-end with 
his family in Fort Worth.

W H E N Y O U 

T H I N K O F

F L O W E R S

TF UNK O F

H Y D E P A R K 

F L O R A L C O .

" T h e H a ll s " 

9 1 7 C ongress

Dewitt Reddick, p r o f e s s o r 
rn, “ .Join mil ism a n d 

of 
the 
join na! 
Social Wor l d, ” " Sci ent i fi c Devel­
opment 
in J o u r n a l i s m , ” “ I n t e r ­
mit ional I T r a pt etion Gai ne d from 
E xp er ie nce on F l o a t i n g U n i v e r ­
i t y ” ; 
\\ l i t er T. Rolfe, professoi 
of a rc hi t e c t u r e, "I o o hi ng at L i f e , ” 
t o he Y o u r s e l f , ” 
" B e i n g A f r a i d 
“ The Myst erious J o u r n e y ” ; E. 
ii. 
Roma n c e 
Simms, p r of e ss o r 
l anguage -, “ Hoy May a S t u d e n t 
Keep Up His I nt er es t 
in L i t e r a ­
ture. the Arcs, a n d W o r l d A f f a i r s 
A l t e r He Finishes C o l l eg e ? ” “ Hf- 
to 
ri at e a B e tt e r i n d e r s t a n d i n g B< - 
t he U ni t e d 
anil 
S t a t e s ” ; E v e r e t t (5. S mi t h , pro- 
l e sso r of business a d m i n i s t r a t i o n , 
"Music and L i f e, ” “ E f f i ci en cy in 
i the Daily R o u t i n e , ” “ T h o u g h t s on 
. M a rr i ag e . ”

! f o r t i s 'J h a t A r e Being Made 

j t ween Mexico 

of 

I nt el l ec t u a l 

s e cr e t a ry , “ Ca n a 

Pity a n d Still Believe 

S e c r e t a r y T a l k s
j W A. “ Bl ock” Smith, Y. M. C. I 
S t u d e n t 
I 
l n t e g 
I Maintain His 
in G o d ? "
, "How C a n a S t u d e n t W o r k (tut a 
| Philosophy 
t o r H i m s e l f ? ” ; Geo r ge 
j S t o c k i n g , p r o f e s s o r of economies 
J "VS hat Are S o me of t he Develop 
P r e v e n t 
I F u t u r e Wa r s . ’" ; II. <L T h a r p , p r o ­
fessor of b ot a ny , “ F a c t s Concern­
ing Life Important 
to the Young 
Man Be iota He M arries/’ “ Choice 
if a Like W o r k , ” “ I n t el l e c t u a l I n ­
t e g r i ty and Be l i e f in G o d . ” 

m e n ! s in the E f f o r t 

t o 

H er sche l Walli ng, business 

re 
o f L ei s ur e 
- ar ch, “ Utili zation 
Time,” “ W h a t I t Means t o be a 
Good S p o r t , ” “ Evils o f a ‘Wild 
E rn e s t C. We bb, p r o f e s s o r 
L i f e’ 
o f Bible, W esley Bible Chair, 
“ Can I H o n e s t l y Believe 
in God 
l i b e r a l 
t he F a t h e r ? ” “ W h a t is a 
Education?” ; Douglas W eeks, pro* 
fessr r o f g o v e r n m e n t . “ W h a t Are 
t he E s s e n ti a l D iffe re n c es Be­
an d 
tween 
How Can Due D i si ov er Whi ch is 
More Deserving 
S upport?” 
“The Formation of Public Opin­
ion.”

the Politieal P a r t i e s 

of 

L a u r e n c e W h a r t o n , pastor 

of 
Universit y P r e s b y t e r i a n Chur ch. 
" Th e Vital 
in Re l i gi on, ” “ W h a t 
i God L i k e ?” “ T h e S t u d e n t a n d 
the C h u r c h ” ; B e r r y W h i t a k e r , di-
rector o f intramural athletics, "In- 
tramural 
“ Recrea­
A thletics.” 
tion” ; C, A. Wiley, professor o f

f r o m 

La ! year the F rog- , plat ing on 
I e- 

tiiCir home field, cairn* 
hind in the third quarter to -c« 
two touchdowns and a 13-to-T vic­
tory. The second t o u c h d o w n for
TALE. came when Belam circled rec to i 
left end for 4 2 yards.
all-time

Ieiord

The

of All 

J. Lh Mar berry, professor 

of 
• dr cation administration: “ What 
Ar Some of the Responsibilities 
o f an Ernie,uti d Man?” “ W hat A n 
•Some of the Laws of Personality 
Development?"; Harris Ma stepson
Saints Chapel.
"Cathedral Journeys,” “ Impres­
bet w cen sions of ‘Green Pastures’,” “ U nit­
ed States of Europe and U 8. A .” ;
W. J. Mather, profe -or of phy-
ics, “ What is Your Philosophy of
and
“ What A ti Business, 
Professional Men Saying About
* .illeg** Graduates?” “ Religion and
Succe>s in I if e ” ; John McCurdy.
* ret; ry of Ex-Students’ Associa­
tion, (pi* fi rs that students select
own to p ic s.»

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Ft. WL Montgomery, 

WL I. M< (iill, director * f stu­
dent publications, (prefer- to have
ll.
o f eco­
nomics; “ Law arid the Economic
Ft. WL Order,” “ Farm R elief,” “ Politics
and the Economic Order” ; V, I.
I 
Ft. WL Moore, dean of student life, “ i n ­
telligent Fraternalism,” “ The C o l ­
li go Man’s Religion,” “A thletics” ;

elect subject:-); R. 
professor 

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

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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1930.

g o l d s m i t h S E E S F U T U R E 

FOR W O M E N A R C H I T E C T S

Lecture to place the gradual et, i t 

G i D L E Y W I L L G I V E T A L K

is usually possible to place most o f 

Dr. W. F, Gidley, dean o f the 

them in desirable positions, ns the 

College o f Pharmacy, has been 

departm ent has calls for graduate 

stud en ts every y e a r during normal 

invited by the Southwest Texas 
to 
Retail D ru ggists’ Association 
give a talk at their m eeting 
to 
be held in Del Rio October 21. Dr. 
invitation
Gidley received 
Powell,
Pow ell, V irg in ia | feaaor of freeh and d raw ing aud j fVo’m ^Jud^T. WH
painting. Mr. E verett estim ates 

business conditions, according to 

Raymond E verett, associate p*o-

the 

that the demand for architectural 
graduates will exceed the number

o f stud en ts if the 

budding pro­

gram o f previous years 
tinued.

is con ­

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W .A .A . C lub L eaders 
E lected for 1 9 3 0 -3 1

the
leave
organization. He will 
for Del Rio early Tuesday morn­
ing.

• 

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Sigma Epsilon of Kappa Dleta 
announces the pledging of Helen 
Landes o f Texarkana and 
Inez 
Herber of Lake Charles, La.

I I N D I V I D U A L I T Y 

I

Arehitecture is a K00*1 Profess- p . Bell, Belva Lee Brown, 

]V£ary 
Dr. Goldwin Jane Edwards, Dahlia McCord,

Pion for 

Goldsmith, p r e s s o r o f architect Velma Morrison, Grace O gd en ,
ture, will tell you. 

Helen 
Mary Helen 

‘In my intimation, he says, “ it Reed, RuthVernon, D oroth y Vo.-s-

is second « n^y *° home economics j burg, and Barbara Wilson. 
in value af a course of study f or 
w om en.” Dr. Goldsmith 

are
j states th ^ the detailed knowledge forced to spend much tim e in the 
laboratory, the designing c o u r s e s 
of tilaw’og antl certain phases of 
h i s t o r y ta u g h t in the department requiring about f iv e hours d aily, 
of architecture are of value to ev- and other architectural 
cam ises 
eryortf in later life. 

taking at least two hours daily..

.Students of architecture

S p e n d M u c h T i m e

also j 

Several w om en 

There is only one senior woman 

stu d en ts w h a 
architectural stu d en t in the Uni- have graduated 
in recent yearrs 
varsity, Lillie Rush Walker. Nan- j have secured positions o f spec tai 
eye Tacquard is the only junior significance. Mrs. Cornelia <>>- 
1 architectural student. 
In the de- j tharp Stout, form er president o f
decoration 
interior 
partment of 
there is one senior, Gertrude Wo­
mack.

is n o w 

In addition 
there are nine 
thirteen 

to 

the-e students 
sophom ores and 

freshm en.
Students Named

Beth Law, president o f W .A.A. If 
lead- j | 
in era and their assistants for th© f 
fo r j f 

Alpha Alpha Gamma, h o n o r a ry council, has announced the 
architectural sorority, 
Tulsa, Okla., doing the d ra w in g various clubs 
for t wo interior dec or it .c g firm s. 
Dorothy Hill, fo rm er stu d en t, 
an interior decorator for the M acy ; Spur, Tiny Caswell 
I Dry Goods Com pany in L e w York j Helen Caswell; Orchesis, Fran ces ! |

They are the follow in g: Bit and 
and Mary 

of W.A.A. 

I 9H0-.MI.

is j 

I 
|

— of d e lic a te grace and 
a 
life-long 

charm 

is 

characteristic o f por­
traits m a d e in our stu ­
dio.

The sophomore students 

are City. Grace M eyers is an 

in d e - j L u s k ; Racquet, Merceille Leis*- I 
the following: Katherine C a l d w e l l , p endent interior decorator in San j tier; Robin Hood, Katherine Hill 11 
Annie Laura Kleitt, Don Ruth A ntonio, and Grace Grafius is a and Gloria Y antis; Turtle, R a t h e r - j1 
C o f f e e . Sue Lou C u n n in g h a m , 
Shelly Jordan, 
Mamie Kellum, Wilma Roberts, I chitecture 
and Roberta Wilson. 

B e a t r i c e KantE White, associate p rofessor of ar- j W AA -Hiss. Ruth 

d raftsm an in th*' o f fic e of R. S. l i n e Weir and Shelley Jordan; Te- 

! Margaret Cunningham. 

in the U niversity. 

|
and I

Junkin 

Graduate* Placed 
Although no special e f f o r t 

No leaders fo r the fen cin g and s
| 

i s g o lf clubs have been selected 

to 

The freshmen are Bernice An- 

d ors on Ruth Barklay, Margaret I m ade by the departm ent o f archd-1 date, Miss Law stated .

C H R IS T IA N S O N -
L E B E R M A N
STUDIO

9 0 4 C O N G R E S S

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Will Be Given Over To
Campus Politicians

Put Yourself Over 

A Big 

W a y —With A Fine A d v e r ­

tisement—Reach Every P r o s ­

pective Voter.

T h e editor-in-chief of T h e T e x a n c o m e s out w ith th e s t a t e ­

m e n t t h a t t h e r e will be a political section 

in S u n d a y ’s 

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