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A S E M I W E E K L Y N E W S P A P E R P U B L I S H E D EVERY W E D N E S D A Y AND S A T U R D A Y BY T U E S T U D E N T S O Y HI K I a

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A U S T IN . TEXAS, S A T U R D A Y , MAY IS, 1909

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p l i c a t i o n h a s been filed with th e dis*
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e d i t o r s ami b us ine ss m a n a g e r s prolific 
s it in g th e publi cat io n of th e said Cac­

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a n d libellous c h ar a ct er , such that 
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j u r y upon 
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plication closes w ith a d em an d lot c i - 1 

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th e 
to a p p e a r a n d show cause wh> 
pu bli cat io n of t h e said Ca ct us should 
not he r e s t r a i n e d pe rm a n en tl y .

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In com pl ia n c e w i t h t h i s application. 
t h e court h a s issued citati on as p r a t ­
ed for a n d h a s issued a t e m p o r a r y in­
j u n c t i o n a g a i n s t t h e editors* b u s in e s s 

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r e q u i r i n g th e m . till h e a r i n g is had, to 
hold t h e sa id publication in s t a i n quo 
its publi­
u n ti l ca u s e 
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t h e a p p r o p r i a t i o n bi ll w h i c h 
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t h o u s a n d d o l l a r * a y e a r m o r e 
t h e *uher. 
t h e C n t v e r s i t y 
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eve r, an d as a r e s u lt xv** g«*t $2 10,-
two yours out of 
000 a y e a r 
is to
itll*' st att 
In a*l- 
th** m e d ic a l d e p a r t m e n t was 
t wo 
T h i s a m o u n t , ho w e v e r , will 
re\**nue on w hic h 
tin* sob* 
r e v e n u e s f r o m 
tin* Cn iv e rs l tv 
la n ds held by 
in 
i n c ie a s e d 
h av e been m a t e r i a l l y 
t h e last few y e a r s u n t i l now 
th** in ­
c o m e d e r iv e d f r o m t h e m a m o u n t s to
1 s o m e M O,00h a y ea r. T h e tw o a d d ­
t o g e t h e r will afford a s u b s t a n ­
ict 
t u n ­
tial s u m 
it 
n in g e x p e n s e s of ea ch y e a ! , a n d 
is h ope d will 
le av e e n o u g h s u r p l u s 
besid es to build a* c o m m o d a t ions for 
s om e of o u r o v e r - c r o w d e d q u a r t e r s .
T h e r e lins been a p e r s i s t e n t r u m o r 
g o in g th** rouiius filet a new* t i b i a l y 
r e c o m m e n d e d 
b u i l d i n g 
to 
t h e i r next m e e t i n g .
lh,, 
f a r as we h av e b ee n a b l e t o g a t h ­
t h e p r e s e n t 
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d r a w ­
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w h ic h m i g h t he loo g r e a t t o he met 
at 
l f t h e p l a n of 
time. 
d i e l i b r a r y is not a d o p t e d we might

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to • feel 
t h e i r I m p o r t a n c e a s Seniors. 
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T h i s was 
lu nc he on gtx*en In t h e i r h o n o r I r b l a y 
at I o ’clock by t h e Y, XV C A. T h e 
girls* study hall was b e a u t if u ll y de* 
o r a t e d 
in gr o w in g p l a n t s a n d ca c tu s 
blossoms. Tin* I a bb* was In the s hap e 
of a hollow sq u ar e, in 
th** ce n t e r of 
which was a dowing c a c t u s plant stir 
r o u n d i n g bl 
T h e place 

card s, w h ic h m a r k e d 
p l a c e s for Mrs, Kir by, th** cabinet a n d 
e\*ealdnet m e m b er s , a n d t h e ftfty*ntne 
Sen ior s, w ere very attractive a m i of 
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d ip l o m a s w hic h 
r ea d tis follows:

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look in g li ttl e 

TMK. SCHOOL OF P L A I N BA TIN G 

AND H I G H T H I N K I N G .

T h i s Is to c e rt if y t h a t ..................

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in 

town 

Th** big day is upon us. T h e ci rcu s 
spirit ca u se s us to arist* ea rl ie r, plunge 
o u r fac<* ami h a n d s in cold w a t e r mort* 
do exactly as 
e ag e r ly , r us h b r e a k f a s t 
we w e r e once wont 
to do when we 
w ere 12 y ea r s ot age a n d R i n g l i n g ^ 
w as 
No pow or could force 
us to hob! o u r m i n d s on th** te dious 
l«*cture of th e i n s t r u c t o r , n o t h i n g could 
i n duc e us 
lo ha v e o t h e r t h a n c i rc u s 
t h o u g h t s . T h i s for th** o u t s i d e people 
T h e p»rform**rs h a vt* o t h e r 
feelings. 
the y a r e perfectly at ease 
J us t now 
a f t e r tw o weeks of sleepless n i g h t s a n d 
d l n n e r l e s s d ay s w he n r e h e a r s a l s a n n 
such t h i n g s wore occupying t h e i r ti m e 
S e a t s w ere placed at th** disposal ol 

(Continued on i»ng** 2.)

H U T C H C R A F T S T U D I O

6 1 2 C O N G R E S S A V E N U E

Invites inspection of a first-class display of the 

latest styles, which we offer at exceedingly low 
prices previous to reconstruction of studio. For 

the next thirty days they wilt go at less than 
one-half former price. Come and get informed

C I R C U S P A Y
TheCollege Air

It is not often t h a t a c o m m u n i t y of 

s tr a i n e d .

the size of A u st in h a s t h e o p p o r t u n i t y 

of hearing a n o r c h e s t r a c o m p o s e d ot

Defendants have r e t a i n e d co n n s ,d . 
Sand have h a d served upon the pl a in -

Today is

early fift y finished m u s i c i a n s , 
int ce­
re! in a t h o r o u g h l y a r t i s t i c a n d sym- 
t h e m o r e 
>at bet ic m a n n e r s o m e of 
triking wo rk s of t h e w o r l d s g r e a t e s t 
omposers, 
lo v e rs ol 
t h e r e f o r e m u s i c 
Muslin a re lo ok in g f o r w a r d w i t h k ee n 
inticipation of t h i s m u s i c a l feast.

All holders of m e m b e r s h i p s will be 
f o u r c o n c e r t s u p o n 
ion of t h e i r c e r t i f i c a t e s or r e ­

idmittod 
jres* n; 
ceipts at I he door.

t h e 

to 

Anyone w i s h i n g to b ec o m e a s h a r e ­
holder in the Mu sic F e s t i v a l A s s o c i a ­
tion tuay do so by r e m i t t i n g $5 to Mr. 
H. I, ( lamp, t h e s e c r e t a r y , o r to Mr. 
XV. E. Metzenthin.

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o u , of c e r t a i n g r i n d s which ap pe ar ed 
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i n j u n c ti o n , o r will o r d e r 
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tlie belief . h a t t h e appl ica ti on will he

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few y e a r s . 

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w h i c h so m u c h has b e e n s u n g a n d 
said 
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l e r ii m a y he. we will u n d o u b t e d ­
ly h a v e e n o u g h left a b o v e r u n n i n g 
e x p e n s e s to r e l i e v e . h e n e e d s o f tho 
U n i v e r s i t y 
in s om e d i r e c t i o n . We 
UUU al least ho p e for a h e a t i n g p la nt 
Which Will h a v e the c a p a c i t y to k e e p 
c a m p u s 
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w a r m on t h e colde st day s, a n d next 
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RE MtSTRAfLIAN BALLOT USED

Only two (lays a r e le ft f or c a u c u s i n g 
-and o t h e r k i n d s of c u s s i n g — in prep- 
■ at ion tor th e a n n u a l s p r i n g elections, 
n Tuesday th e b i g a c t c o m e s off, a n d 
u n c e r t a i n t y 
v * p. rn. t h e 
hi cli 
lias been w i t h e a c h c a n d i d a t e 
*'!’ since hi s a n n o u n c e m e n t will be
amoved.
t h e s e 
As a n n o u n c e d h e r e t o f o r e 
fdumns, th e A u s t r a l i a n b a l l o t s y s t e m 
'ill be used. T h e co-eds will vote, as 

g a l l i n g 

in 

(Continued on page 2.)

ALIEN HOLDS flVE, DEHON FIVE EACH OE TRAINING IS EVIDENT

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a r e s o r r y for It; doubly s o r r y
L „ f o u r s t a n d i n g . T h e t e a m 

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It breathes true refinem ent 
and posses-.es the style that is 
real, because it is subtle. X OU 
see but y o u c a n ’t define it.

W e ch oose all our patterns 
and m odels w ith punctilious 
care and aim to preserve a 
treasured exclusiveness, w h ile 
barring vapid eccentricities.

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lines are big en o u g h 
and broad e n o u g h 
to m eet 
every purse and preference. 
Your patronage is courteously 
invited.

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Straw and Panama Hats, 
O xfords. Shirts, N ec k w ea r, 
H osery, U nderw are, Etc.

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SATURDAY, MAY 15. 1909.

Fo r several days the co mm itt ee s on 
lights a nd fixtures have been busily 
employed on the platforms, side-show 
! tents, lights, rings, an d the like. A 
' l a r g e st age 14x10 has been built be­
lt ween the two rings of the main c i r ­
cus enclosure. Here will 
ta ke place 
i all the erem-de-crome of th e show. Th e 
j lights have been a r r a n g e d with a view 
the gre at est brilliance di­
to getti ng 
rectly on Hie p e r f o r m e r s ; in some pa rts 
of the a cr o b a ti c work a spot light will 
thr ow n on each actor. Ad equate 
1)0 
I dre s si ng te nts for the people with feats 
; an d feeders for the a n i m a l s have been 
I provided.

Th e clown force will be th e strong* I 

j est In th e h is to ry of ringed circuses.
Each clown will re p re se n t a different 
type of h u m a n i t y , a nd all th e costumes 
I a r e novel. Wigs, ears, feet, hats, and 
i o t h e r accessories have been 
received 
i from New York and Chicago ci rcus 
rib-splitting 
supply houses. Several 
s t u n t s a r e p r o m i s e by these fun m a k ­
ers. Now that the legislators have ai* 
pro prl at e d us a measley two h u n d re d 
tho u s an d, we can throw as ma ny h a r ­
poons a s we like, walt and watch the 
clowns.

T he p e rf o rm e rs of the main show I 
have been very busy with th e i r several ; 
feats of d a r i n g and skill.

a nd 

t h o r o u g h n e s s which 
I n t e r e s t 
s p o k e well f o r t h e i r pre v io u s tr a l n - 
i ing.

Miss Helen Knox was to a st m is tr es s
am ong much 
for 

for the occasion, and 
l a u g h t e r and 
the following toasts:

fun-making called 

“ T h e S e n io r s ”—Mrs. Kirby.
“ T h e Appropriation Bill —Margue­

rite Stewar t.

Wets! nger.

( ’rn h ra n.

“ Varsity Girl 

in 

Politics”— .Vina 

“ Varsity C ir c u s ”—Lida Spence. 
“C act us 

i m p r o v e m e n ts ” 

- Bessie 

Reunion 

“Th e Prescribed Courses" 

in 19.’»o”— Bertie Attwell. 
Annie 

McCormick.

“ Im p r o n i p t u ”— Eunice Aden.
" Im p r o m p t u ” —Lila Knox.

 

 

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STI D E N T EL EC T IO N S

A R E N EX T T U B S DAY.

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they ha ve done heretofore, the recent
le g is la ti o n h a v in g had no effect upon 
right of suffrango. so woman 
th e ir 
anti-suffragists will 
suffragists a nd 
each get an op p o rt u n i ty 
s e e i n g 1 
of 
women a c t u a l s voting a s they would! 
vote at an election 
suffrage,

if we had woman 

In one or two particulars, however, 
the sy ste m to be followed will differ 
from that in vogue at the usual elec-1 
Hon. 

F o r m a ny a ft e rn oo ns a r n i c a an d ad-■ 
used. J 

profusely 

been 

Instead of sc r at c h in g the n am es
hesive have 
S p r a i n s and br u is e s have been healed, j of all c an d id ate s except his or h e r first
choice, the voter will n u m b e r the c a n ­
a nd 
the aer ob atic part of 
did a te s I. 2, 3, etc., la tin* or d e r of his 
p e r f o r m a n c e wdll Im* g ilt e d g e d .
choice.

to-night’s 

SOME D A Y L O R SPI RIT.

A 

tw o of 

T o w a r d 

d i s p a t c h 

In d e b a t e . 

the forensic 

t h e e n d of 
to be 
a der is io n 

lax! m o n t h 
t h e w e a k e r 
A r k a n s a s p r ov e d 
to Baylor 
a n d yielded 
T h e Waco 
U n i v e r s i t y 
m e n w ho won o v e r t h e R a z o r b a r k s 
in 
battle w e r e T. Y. 
A d a m s of Ft. W o r t h , a nd J. C. Mr* 
q u e s ­
El ban non of Greenville. The 
tion was o n e of “ A G r a d u a t e d 
In­
c o m e T a x , ” a n d B ay l o r was sel ected 
t h e f u d g e s as w i n n e r 
by 
on t h e n e g a t i v e side.
c o n t e m p o r a r y 

in 
s p e a k i n g of t h e e n t h u s i a s m at home , 
h a s th is to s ay :
“ S a t u r d a y 

th e 
B a y l o r d e b a t e r s w e r e g e t t i n g t h e m ­
received 
f o r m 
final 
selves 
th e y 
t h e s t u d e n t s , 
t w o t e l e g r a m s 
t h e o t h e r 
o n e 
fr om 
fro m t h e boys t e l l i n g t h e m t h a t 
t h e 
milt erin I f o r a m o n s t e r bonfir e had 
be en placed u p o n 
t h a t 
a new c l a p p e r h a d been placed .in 
t h a t all 
t h e old B a y l o r bell a n d 
t h a t was n e c e s s a r y to s ta r t 
t h e fire­
w o r k s a nd t h e nois e was t h e sign al 
fr o m F a y e t t e v i l l e . T h e s ig n a l r e a c h ­
ed W a c o a t 1 1 : 3 0 S a t u r d a y night 
a n d 
Into 
t h e c e l e b r a t i o n c o n t i n u e d 
S u n d a y m o r n i n g d e s p i t e t h e a p p e a l s 
of 

a f t e r n o o n w h e n 

t h e professors.*'
Did e v e r a Te xa s d e b a t i n g 

t h e gi rl s a nd 

t h e c a m p u s , 

fr om 

team 

in 

receive such su ppo rt?

T H E EUN F E S T
OX

I S

WITH A RUSH.

t h a t 

the word C irc us 

(Continued from page I.)
pu rc h a se rs T h u r s d a y morning, a nd the 
ma n a g e m e n t a n n o u n c e s 
th e a d ­
vance sale is he ar ty . 
In te re st in the 
e n t e r p r i s e ha s been g ro w in g da lly u n ­
til 
in ev er y on e ’s 
thoug hts , a nd n o th in g but a m o n s te r 
The 
crowed 
g r a n d s t a n d on th e athle tic field will 
accommodate* several tho us an d people 
—camp c h a i r s will be used when all 
th e bleachers a r e full.

is being prepared 

for. 

is 

card. 

Th e p a ra d e promi ses to be th e great 
afte rn oon 
S a t u r d a y 
d r a w in g 
the s tr e e ts a r e crowded with 
when 
week-end busi nes s people, th e proces­
sion will move down a nd back up Con­
gress avenue. T h i s p a ra d e will 
be 
eig ht blocks in length and will re pr e ­
sent every p a r t of th e n ig h t p e r f o r m ­
take-offs 
ance, besides several 
and st in ge rs on 
and 
It is r a t h e r u n f o r t u n a t e t h a t 
things. 
m a n y of the s to re people can not a t ­
is S a t u r d a y nig ht ;
tend, because 

local 
c u r r e n t m e n 

it 

r

it 

t h a t 

Last week sufficient was said alma! 
th e side shows. Th e few days just 
past has found everyone inc urr ing who 
is Vlaschke. T o p p e r * i n t , Mizi, etc. T h e 
pike will bo the best ever.
C u rr e n t comment has 

th e 
for a e s ­
concert will cap the climax 
thetic a n d a r ti s ti c wort ii. Thi s per­
formance will come immediately a f t e r 
tile main show and last t h i r t y minutes. 
club 
Betides vocal solos, mandolin 
pieces, q u a r te tt e , a nd black-face da n c ­
ing. the Merry Widow, including t h e 
cavalier 
“ Tile Merry Wi dow” waltz, 
dance, Marsovan dance. Th e 
I.#ove 
Song . and Maxim s, will be pre se nt e d 
by the C u rt a in Club. No one will miss 
the concert.

Since th e Cact us is due ami several 
o th e r a t t r a c t i o n s closely related to the 
date, m a n y a r e enqu iri ng, “what will 
it cost a fellow to escort a lady to th e 
ci rc u s? ” General ad mis sion will be r>0 
cents, ail side-shows IO cents, a n d con­
cert IO cents. Now the m a x i m u m cost 
for two would figure $3 to $3.50, de­
pending on a m o u n t of pop corn, le m ­
onade. an d balloons p u rc ha se d: while* 
tile m in im u m e xpen d it ur e could he $1. 
Few people will act 
this short with 
th e ir girl.

S E N IO R G I R L S ENJOY

S U M P T U O U S EEEI).

(Continued from page I.) 
ha vi ng successfully completed tile fol­
lowing prescribed courses:

C h e m i s t r y - 
l l 2 0
Literature—-Burns (Peppers)
Lamb
Bacon
Psychology— B rain Sa nd w ic h es 
La ngua ge —Tongue 
Zoology —Animal C ra cke rs 
A thletics —Tea.
Botany—F r u i t Salad 
M a t h e m a t i c s —Ice C re a m Cones and 

Cake in Squares.

Geology— Rock Candy.
H is to ry — Dates 

is th er efo re e nt itl e d to th e degree of 
in w itness 
Master of Mastication, 
whereof we affix o u r s i g n a t u r e s a nd 
seal of this institution.

J RES. I. O. II. ALL. 

'File “pre scr ib ed c o u rs e s ” were then

int erested 

T h e re po rt e r is not definitely in f o r m ­
ed as to the m a n n e r of c o u nt in g the 
votes in case tiler are t h r e e or more 
candi da te s, being more 
in 
voting a nd not expecting to be called 
upon to »lo a n y counting. The voting 
part is quite simple, Say you a r e vot­
ing for a president for the F r e s h m a n 
class. T h e r e a r e probably about th re e 
c a n d i d a t e s , McIntyre, Kyle a n d Mc­
Ginnis. All you ha ve 
to 
m a r k s y o u r ballot:

to do 

is 

McIntyre, 3.
Kyle, I.
MeDinnls, 2.

in 

Then t u r n it over. write your na me on 
the ba rk and the deed is done. No, 
not quite. You have yet to drop your 
ballot 
the box. heave a sigh aud 
wish you had ten votes instead of one. 
Of c o ur s e the la t t e r is not absolutely 
req ui re d bv the co nstitutional a m e n d ­
ment.

An a d van ta ge which this system of­
fers over the old, is that you al ways 
know, for at 
before­
hand, who is in tin* r u n n i n g and w ha t 
he is after. 
Ii will no longer be pos­
sible for a cand ida te to a nn ou nc e for 
office on election day.

ten days 

least 

A g r e a t deal of difficulty has been 
e nco unte re d by the re p o r te r in ge tti ng 
the c a n d id a te s this 
the* n am es of all 
locate 
time. Having been un a bl e 
the secretaryMr.u s u r e r , he has been 
forced to r e l y upon w h a t he has been 
able to hear from others. According 
information, 
to th is r a t h e r u n c e r ta in 
tin* ticket will read as follows:

to 

F o r president of the Association, H. 

B. Seay. Tow ne Young.

For vice president, G. C. Westerfeldt.
For secret a ry- treasu rer, Watt S a u n ­

F o r editor Cactus, E u g e n e A. Harris.
Fo r business m a n a g e r Cactus, d i a s . 

ders.

(J. T r u i t t .
F o r 

as s is ta nt 
St e p h e n P i n c k n e y , ---------
A. Threadgilt.

busin ess manager,
S Wofford, W.

F o r e d i t o r Texan,
| Mark McGee, F os te r, V 
For business m a n a g e r 

— H i c k m a n , 
. P hip ps . 
Texan. Mark

H a n n a h , J. D. Stinson.

Dysart, Seth

F o r as s is ta nt business 

m an age r, A. 
H astings, C. S. Perkins. 
For editor Magazine, E d w a r d Boyles, 

offered, a nd while they wer e presum- Miss L a u r a Burleson, F r a n k Feuille. 
Ubly elect iv e, 
e nt ly th ough it best to r u n no risk of; It. Stieler.
not g e tt in g t h e i r degrees at a n y rate, 1 
t h e y absorbed e ac h c o u r s e w it h a n 

T h e polls will be open from 8 

to 12:30 p. in.. May IS. 1909.

F o r business m a n a g e r Magazine, E. 

th e Se niors all appar- 

a. rn.

GET READY FOR THE 
HOT WAVE

Dress u p in o n e of o u r cool Spring Suits. 
Fancy Worsted and Panam a cloths, very 
light weights 

$15.00 to $35.00.

W e are show ing a big line of blacks and 

navy blues at $15.00 to $27.50.

W hite Flannel Pants, $5.00 and $6.00.
(Jet in on o u r Shirt Sales. Some big 

bargains.

BOWEN & STEBBINS

620 CONGRESS AV EN U E

Just Received: A new 
line of
pennants and pdlow covers. Y o ur 
m oney’s worth every time

T H O M A S & K O O C K
J E W E L E R S
519 CONGRESS AVENUE

University Shop

GEORGE MILLER
The finest light livery in the city. Car 
riages in connection.

208-210 E. Fifth St. 

Phone 25

NELSO N DAVIS A CO.
IM PORTERS AND WHOLESALE 

GROCERS.

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

I want my clothes made to fit mr. A ll cars going north 
and south pas* the door.
1610 Lavaca Street

S. E. R O S E N G R E N .

I iiflertaker* a n d E m b a l m e r . 

l im* 

C a r r i a g e s fur Hire.

Ho s p it a l A m b u l a n c e .

IHI Conjure* m Ave. 

Phone* LAI.

Palace Barber Shop

E.‘* E.«?ZIMMCRMANr P rop.

Only Turkish Bath in Austin

Bosche Bulletin!*

WUKASCH & W A G N E R

TH E S TU D EN T’S MCADQIIARTERS

...... _,.»p 0 R 

 ■

HIGH GRADE TOBACCOS AND CIGARS, STATIONERY. FINE CANDIES RECEIVED EVERY 
ICE CREAM AND FOUNTAIN DRINKS. SHORT ORDERS SERVED AT ALL HOURS
WEEK. 

O L D P H O N E 1071

DRESS SHOES FOR MEN AND LADIES
BUY OUR SHOES AND YOU WON’T HAVE TO 
BUY SO OFTEN— FREE SHINES
Frank DeLashmutt, 602 Congress Avenue, Austin

DRISKILL STEAM
LAUNDRY

Phones 444

First Class Work and Service

THE AUSTIN NATIONAL BANK
 

.

.

C apital 
.
Surplus and Profits - 
Deposits 

- 

- 

.

.

$300,000
250,000
2,500,000

BUSINESS OF THE FACULTY AND OF THE STUDENTS SOLICITED

MANHAT T AN S H I R T S 

In Sn rn mer Fabrics

I he patterns are Small Stripes and Checks— the “ distinctive” in good dressing apparel

All Sizes and Sleeve Lengths. 

Prices $1.50 to $3.50

616 Cotigress Avertue

O s c a r R o b i n s o n

616 Congress Avenue

 \\ T CARRY I HK > I O. K

all

lout led I va'a \ 
loam 
Th? 
will repro* 
In
•ii 

in which ho handled
loss thai base* 
onl> 
nt 
the Athletic 
in matter of equip- 
deficit will amount 
roximatelj $ 100, and this would ,
b

The total

to 

hi

materinih 
Nashville series had been played, 

lessened 

Splendid tailoring, correct styles,
if the perfect tits anti dependable fabrics 
are characteristics of S ’mith-Wilcox 

------

In 
in view

t he
toil

and 

lew ot p
it 
seasot 
t h e fat
? 
that se\
M a l
* v w r n mined 
rained out 
*mt 
f i na n c i a l out c o n 1.*’ 
is 
al o\>»r With an even break 

>t the hest §niart Clothes for Men.
t hi s season.
this season. I 
re­
to 
he 
it 
t hat Manager 
is not 
Holliday would have broken all pre­
r n ords and c o m e out with a 
v i o u s 
Cle;
in 
son

Styles are a 

too m u c h t o sax 

allies.

, 

.

I he new Spring and Summer 
revelation of good

Sack Suits $15 to $40

in s l a te . As it was. hi' played 
ne bad luck,
I d l e basella ll men have not been 
firded T h yet, and s<* 11a \ «‘ not elect 
.Iast xv ho t hts 
their lulu c a p t a In, 
ti xx ill ne 1 he Texan doe!
not k n o w 
I 

s s no o p i n i o n . H o w - j 

VV i l l

to t

i dors fin
! lint

abb 
nu* ! til
everv n

a r 
wk 
the 
the 
w cck
ll W ll

s e v e r a l m e n e l i g i b l e 
* w o u l d m a k e e x c e l l e n t
It is prole 
KHO team. 
Athletic Council will d e v o t e d 
and award letters, and n{$h[ng$ 

d e s e rv e s one w ill get

You xxiii find our departments

^ 
t o S h o e s , 

l u r- 
s h o w i n g C o m p l e t e a n d

I h i t s a n i l 

i i '

attractive assortments of the newest 

land correct Spring and Summer 

n u

IN I I IKM HOI,ASTM 
IHA OHMS OK THI

STATH. Styles.

tit** advaneem< 
the High Schools, and also 

ti N among 
give tile

d freJYl pal
it of at bb

I

WE < * KODAK S S EVERY DAY

Kodaks Loaned 
to Students

Jordan

6 1 0 Congress A v e n u e , U p sta ir s

L. E. WATERMAN’S

l i n i K I m s i Mi: o r

K A S K I ! \ LI, SF.ASON,

“ I D E A L ” 

F O U N T A I N P E N S

We h«ve just received a large *tock of

NEW UNIVERSITY PENNANTS
TOBIN’S 
BOOK STORE

wCUBACNER’S CONfECIIONERY .1

f " 

~ 

Cor. 2 2 n d and S p e e d w a y

Fine Line of Cigars, Fruit and Candy 
Chili and Lunches Served

CONS I D E R A T E

Coniervatiim in Banking it to 
care for many in terest* while
c a p it a lin g none.

Capital and su rp lu s 
Ai#etl 

I 465,000
...................................... 2,500,000

american national bank

AUSTIN, T E X A S

B o sc h e ’s T r o y 

L a u n d r y

STRICTLY DOM ESTIC.

F I N E S T WORK.

ALWAYS T H E B E S T .

Phone 73. 

806 Cong. Av*.

The Central Bank and 
Trust Co.
Appreciates the Students’ Business

W, A. A C H IL L E S A CO.

1 0 C E R 1 E S , WOOD, FEED, COUNTRY 

Dealers in

PRODUCE.

Headquarters for Everything Good to Eat
'If it» good to eat, we have it*’ and 

‘If we 

have it, it* good to eat."

Both Phones 394

COMMENCEMENT
W E E K
IS D R A W I N G N E A R

Don’t jail to see our lines of G R ADUATING 
00KS, MATERNITY STATIONERY, EN- 
•RAVEi C ARD S and many other items that 
ant and that we have to show you.
ou will 

M IT C H E L L 
SOOK & ST A T IO N E R Y CO M PA N Y
908 CONGRESS

(Continued from page I.) 
v i d u a ll y , w e r e g o o d , as g o o d as T e x - 
a s h a s h a d f o r s o m e y e a r s , but t i n y 
la c k ed that es se n t i a l so n e e e s s a r v 
to 
any t e a m ' s ef fi ci en t w o r k - t r a i n i n g 
T h i s y e a r we h av e had 
less coach­
i n g in b a s e b a ll than in any p r e v i o u s 
is only t o o o b ­
y e a r , anti t h e result 
a 
v io u sly ap pa r en t. 
it 
c o m p l i c a te d game, and played as 
pre- 
inside work 
is 
q u i s i t e to victory. Without a man 
at tin' head of tin- p ra c tis e to keep 
/I 1
d r i v i n g this int et the men It 
is hard 
to work out. and 
this y e a r 's team 
e i t h e r could not o r would not solve 
th e pro ble m by t h e m se lv e s.

B a s e b a l l 

is the 

to d a y , 

is 

lack o f 

them on 

from 
tr a i n i n g 

Dr. Kills and Mr. Metzenihin ga\* 
the boys a s much help as they could, 
but n ei th e r w as a b l e to devote time 
e n o u g h to the 
elded 
results. 
a good deal, but it wa s not a s rcgu
l a r a s 
rn an d cd. 
m e n on the ir return 
w a s 
th e ir 
were up a g a i n s t 
p r o f e s s i o n a l hall p lay er s, and 
t e a m s o u t -classed 
w ork . 
E v e r y d ef ea t de m or ali ze d 
tile V a rs ity men m o r e an d more, and 
tho head of 
t h e r e wa s no one at 
t h i n g s to 
the 
t r o u b l e lay and how* to ove rco me it. 
lo n g a s the te a m must rely on 
Vs 
its 
its 
it will n eve r rise above 
c o a c h i n g 
mediocrity, for each member will want 
ideas carried out, and 
to have his 
very few will be willing to recognize 
the old sa y i n g that “ a poor system 
well executed 
is better than no s y s ­
tem,” and yield to the leadership of 
one of their own number. We have 

i n d iv id ua l m e m b e r s 

them where 

tell 

for 

too many
it, 
own school to doubt the truth ol 
the only exception we can think of is 
the football team of 1906; hut even 
in that year the flgure-head in charge 
helped the team to a great extent by 
forewing the men to prac tic e r e g u l a r ­
ly a n d co n sis te n tl y,

T h e point to all this is that 

it the 
st u d e n t s wish to avoid the sa m e state 
of af fa irs 
they must 
for next year 
see to it that we have a coach at the 
head of baseball who can devote his 
time to 

it and get tim m ax im um re

fail 

ate rlal at his tlisposal 

to realize enough to 

su i t s with the nu 
If by any chance the Varsity Circus
should 
in­
su re a good baseball coach 
for next 
season, it 
is up to the incoming ma n ­
a g e r and captain, whoever he ma> 
It can 
be, to work this m a t te r out. 
be regarded a s a certainty that 
the 
s t u d e n t s a r e not going to see a repe­
tition of this y e a r ’s disaster, and 
ii 
the U niversity auth ori ties will not 
provide for the proper trainin g ol our 
athletic teams, the students will ge
° 
athletic teams, m e m u u c » ^ 
b e h in d a n y 

me n t and put it through.

Ju s t passed 

f r o m a financial st andpoint the sea- 
the most 
l o o
. an 
the efficient and

| son 
I su c ce ss f u l we have ever had. 
much p r a i s e ca n not be given 
a g e r Holliday 

is about 

for 

i. O C H S 'G r a n d P r iz e 
I gARBERS’QlAIRS 
are the best.

BURNHAM B R O T H ER S
p ftp p .:p g’ SUPPLIES AND BARBERS

te a m to g ‘*t any do- track manage r 

idea of where
T h e i r work h e l p e d h i s m a t e r i a l is coming from a n d what
to expect \o obtain it. A comparison 
tlie 
time and distances made by 
those made In
the trip our own men are quite clos.- at times

T h e c h ie f complaint of the High School boys with 

the nee ds of the te a m de- of 

some 

Smith & Wilcox

(MIN C o n g r e s s A v e n u e

They and wit!

hotter tra ini ng would proto; 

ably have tho margin on us.

An yoni will sa y that wo have not 

t e a m s roac hed by 
those 
team- the track team that should represent i 
such a University; anyone w ill also | 
say that such men a s have made the 
scholastic records would be happy with 
prospects of coming down and mak ing 
a I’. The rest need not he explained 
W e hope to see some of 
the Hi git 
School men with tis next j e a r .

is 

bv 

ov e r b a l a n c e d 

the 
how cl ct 
s t r o n g pitching st a ff of 
the S i g m a 
( his and the lack of p it ch e rs on the 
the o u t ­
tea m. Anyway 
Delta Sig 
c o m e 
th e g a m e s 
is u nc er ta in , and 
will be well worth the se ein g 

Austin Printing 
Company

-.—- o 

 - 

—~ ■

HUSK.

The Real P r i n t e r s

illustr ati ons of this in our N o m * of Carlisle.

C. M. MILLER

Dealer ia
Wall Piper, Pilot* md Oil*, Whit* Lead.

Varnish***, Window Glass. 

PICTURE FRAMING A SPECIALTY. 

Til Courts* Av*.

Here are the records: 
m yard dash, 1909, 5 3-5 seconds, 

Holland and Daugherty of Belton.

13 pound shot pot, 1909, 40 t e d , 6 

in oh os, Scollop! of Allen.

IOO yard dash, 1908, IO 3-5 seconds,

Xeeee of Carlisle.

High jump, ump, 5 feet 7 3-4 inches.

22o yard dash 

I Pup, 23 1-5 seconds. 

Holland of Belton.

Polo vault. 1909, IO feet, J a m e s of 

Allen.

12 pound hammer throw, 1909, 124 

met. 2 inches, MeAshan of Allen.

44o yard dash, IPOS, 06 4-;» seconds, 

Highsmith of Allen.

Discus throw 

I Pup, 96 feet, 4 Inches,

Daugherty of Belton* 

ssu yard run, 1909, 2 minutes, ll 1-5 

s e c o n d s , O’Connor of Belton.

12i» yard low hurdjes, 1909. 16 sec

t a y l o r

Hroail Jump. IWN 20 feet. 1-2 Incti.

X e e e e of C a r l i s l e .

1-2 m i l e r el ay < I m e n u 1909, I min­

ute. 40 seoonds, Belton.

I KAT (. UMEH.
of thr ee
af t n r e e g a m e s to 
Tile final M-rh 
' h e S i g m a Ch is 
be played between 
ami Delta S i g m a I'hts a r e s c h e d u l ­
ed lo l a k e place next wee k. 
T h es e 
g a m e s decide 
the c h a m p i o n s h i p of 
the l n t e r - 1 ' n h "i ta ly l e a g u e a n d will
ii-

.. .w . 

. . .
:la.,

vcr lo vi n g cup. This t r o p h y is held 
by the c ham pio ns for o ne y e a r when 
ii 
is a g a i n played for by the ten o r 
t w e l v e t e a m s c o m p r i si n g the le a g u e . 
Delta S i g m a 
two 
l ’ hi one 
p r e s e n t c an d id a te s for t h e cup. were

the 

of 

’ 08 champions.

i n 

T h is world s< ties p r o m i s e s to he 
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Jesse French Piano Co.

M a n u f a c t u r e r s a n d D i s t r i b u t o r s

HIGH CLASS PIANOS

Phone Un, No. 295 Each Phone

FRAN K S. TAYLOR, Manager
8 1 3 Congress Avenue

H O T E L S U T O R
E U R O P E A N PL A N .

Best Cafe in the city. Sunday evening 
dinners a specialty.
TH E S T U D E N T ’S FR IE N D .

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FAMILY TRADE

LONI STAR ICE CO.

PH O N E S 246

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a g u e s t at t h e K a p p a S i g m a H o u s e .

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IL L. R o b e r t s o n h a s r e t u r n e d 
t o H o u s t o n a f t e r a w e e k s visit w i t h 
h e r d a u g h t e r , Miss M i n n i e R o b e r t ­

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E n d o rse d b y all th e lead 
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DR. F. P. RT LAUGHLIN

PH YSIC IA N AND SURGEON 

700 Congress Ave.

A t t e n t i o n U n i v e r s i t y S t u d e n t s !

S t u d e n t s h o l d i n g s t a t e c e r t i f i c a t e *

J. L. T A FF,
4 0 9 W. T h i r t y - f o u r t h St.

B e ll P h o n e 8 9 

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

Cotrell & Leona rd
A l b a n y , N. Y .
M a k e r s of C ap s and 
G o w n s to the A m er 
iran C olle g es 
from 
tin* Atlantic- t o th e 
( lass c o n ­
Pacific, 
tracts a specialty.

DR. J. D. SIMMS
D E N T IS T .

Over Keller’s S ta tio n e r y Store, Opposite 
Avenue Hotel.

Phone 1576. 

722 Cong. Ave.

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

Varsity Tailoring Co.

A. B. B R O O K S, Proprietor 

Cleaning, Pressing and Repairing
Wo r k called for and delivered to any part of 
the city Ring Old Phone 2071

S m !->f a < t i o n G u a k a n t k e d 

2214 Guadalupe St

ROBT. E. THIELE

Dealer 

in

ALL K IN D S OF M E A T S AND 
SA U S A G E .
Cor. 19th and Guadalupe St*.

Old Phone 420. 

New Phone 54<j

IF YOU H A P P E N TO GO

BROKE

Run Short or W a n t to Buy a 
m ood or a n y t h in g else, See

Dia

J. A. JACKSON
617 Congreaa Ave.

UNITED WOOLEN MILLS
SUITS TO MEASURE

*15F R A N K X. MAYER. Mgr.

723 CONGRESS AVE. 

AVENUE HOTH BLDG.

DR. F. W. SMITH

D E N T IS T .

O pposite A venu e H otel, Over Keller a 
Phone 1034.

722 Congress Ave. 

Austin. Texas

J N 0 . E. K E L L E R

K O D A K S

724 Congress Ave

in 

full 

Dealer 

S O L D A V I S ,
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116 E A S T S E V E N T H ST R E E T . BOTH 
t a b l e s a spe c i a l t y . 

E R A N D 
S T A B L E S . O M N IB U S AND 

b r i n k s A n d n P W S D H n e r S . 

705 Cong. Ave.

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P H O N E S 161.

ALL T H Ii N E W

M U S I C

A T T M K

BUSH TEMPLE

J. R. REED, Mgr.

Cor. 8th and Congress Avenue

BACON & HANCOCK

PLUMBING AND ELECTRIC WORK

Electric Shades, Portable

Study Lamps. Etc.

715 Congress Ave. 

Both Phones 

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J u s t a r r i v e d a b e a u t i f u l 

l i n e o f U . o f I . p i u s 

b u t t o n s , w a t c h f o b s , H at p i n s , e t c . , a t
McFadden’s University Drug Store

'C O M E AN’]) SEE T H E M

More and Better Chocolates for your money than

where at

Schutze’s

Mi ss M a r y G r e g g , w h o h a s b e e n

t h e 
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g u e s t o f Mi ss 
r e t u r n e d t o h e r b o n n ' 

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l i e e v i l i i u u i i

t i n e . F r i d a y .

MAY 21 and 22— U niversity A uditorium

T u r k i s h B a t h s . D a y a n d n i g h t at
R e n o & 

t h e C e n t r a l Ba rb e r S h o p . 
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Chicago Symphony Orchestra

M i s s L o u i s e B o n n e r w a s c a l l e d 

h e r 

h o m e 

in M e x i a 

b y 

t o 
t h e i l l n e s s

of h e r s i s t e r ,

W e m a k e post c a r d s f r o m k o d a k 

f i l m s. 

J o r d a n . 6 1 0 C o n g r e s s Ave .

Mi ss A l m a R a t h e r o f G o n z a l e s a r ­
r i v e d t h i s m o r n i n g t o la* t h e g u e s t o f

65 Artists. M ixed ( h orns IOO V oices,
C h ild ren s C h o ru s 200 \ oices

I H F . T H R E E C O N C E R T S , ONP. C O N C E R T #1.50 
P R I C K S : >1.00 KOR 
P i , k r i s on Sale Monday I ' at University Dr ug Store ami jesse Fr ench l l a n o Co.

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BARRETTES

s h a p e 

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s o m e t h i n g e l se . ”
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816 CONGRESS AVENUE

Order your Spring: Suit from us, 
then you will he tickled to death 
W e are waiting with our tape
BIGGS & CO.

T H E Y E L L O W F R O N T 

B o t h T e l e p h o n e . 

1 0 0 7 C o n g r e e . A v t n u e

h a t V '

“ S o r r y , ’ 

s a i d Mr. Moore. 

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P S e h o c h , C h e m i c a l B u i l d i n g , 

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OR. HOMER HILL

PH Y SIC IA N A N D SURGEON.

AT WORK IN A FAR FIELD

Office over Chile’s Drug Store. Resi­
dence, 2007 W h itis Ave. Both Phones: 
Residence, 224; office, 65.

Our Last Year General Secretary He­
ptads From Ceylon.

L a s t f al l m e n t i o n w a s m a d e t h r o u g h 

I t h e c o l u m n s of 

t h e T e x a n about. Mr. 

r a i s i n g m o n e y . ”

UNIVERSITY TAILOR SHOP

A. R SMITH, P r o p r i e t o r
Cleaning, Pressing and Repairing
Lad i e s ’ Wor k a S pe c i al t y

O L D P H O N E 1675 

2216 G U A D A L U P E S T R E E T

IN REAR OF BARBER SHOP

XV. XV. C r u t c h f i e l d , f o r m e r S e c r e t a r y ot 

t h e V. M C. A. h e r e , w h o is n o w w o r k ­

i ng in Ce yl on. D u r i n g t h e p a s t w e e k 

; l e t t e r s a n d p o s t a l s w e r e r e c e i v e d h e r e 

g i v i n g s o m e of t h e d e t a i l s ol hi s wot k.

ELITE BARBER SHOT*

Sam Glaser

Opposite Hancock Opera House

M. R. DAVIS

WE CALL A IND DELIVER

D A V I S & C O M P A N Y

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c l u d i n g t h e t h r e e a t C o l o m b o . “ C r u t c h ' ’ 
is a l s o t h e e d i t o r of a m o n t h l y p a p e r , 
“ C e y l o n Me n,” w h i c h 
iii 
i n t e r e s t of t h e V. M. C. A. w o r k 
t h e 
in C e y l o n. At p r e s e n t 
t h e r e a r e »our 
A s s o c i a t i o n bu i l d lug)' b e i n g e r e c t e d on 
i s l a n d , a n d Mr. C r u t c h f i e l d sa ys. 
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is d e v o t i n g h i m s e l f 
Mr. C r u t c h f i e l d 
f a i t h f u l l y 
a u d 
to 
t h e h o t t e s t m o n t h s ot d i e 
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y e a r t h e r e , a n d t h e h e a t is q u i t e t a x ­
i n g o n h i s s t r e n g t h , b u t h e w a s we ll 
t i m e h e w r o t e . 
t h e 
a n d s t r o n g 
M a r c h l i t h .

it. M a r c h , A p r i l , 

at 

Mr. C r u t c h f i e l d a s k e d t o be r e m e m ­
t o h i s U n i v e r s i t y 
f r i e n d s a n d 
b e r e d 
t h a t h e i s a l w a y s g l a d to h e a r 
s t a t e d 
t h e m , although h i s 
f r o m 
is so 
m u c h t a k e n nj) t h a t h e h a s b u t l i t t l e 
to s p a r e f o r correspondence. 
I f a n y 
w i s h t o w r i t e h i m , h i s a d d r e s s is W . 
W. C r u t c h f i e l d , c a r e Y. M. C. A., R a c ­
q u e t C o u r t , Co l o m b o , C e y l o n .

t i m e 

A p i c t u r e of Mr, C r u t c h f i e l d a n d a 
g r o u p of h i s n a t i v e w o r k e r s m a y b e 
s e e n in t h e Y. M. C. A. r o o m .