A S K M I - W K K K I . V XKVVSI*.VI»Ki; ! T H U S .. K l > K V K U V W K M N H S D A V ANO S A B UDAV HY TM K S1 T D K N T S U K H I K I ' N I V K K S I TY

VO L. X

A U S T IN , T E X A S , S A T U R D A Y , O C T O B E R 23, 1909.

NO. IO

M I C H I K E S ADDRESS DEAN BATTLE EXPLAINS LOUISIANA HAS CLEAR
MEDICAL FEE GUSE OF COLD EEEI

TRINITY VS.

LO N G H O RN S

CURTAIN CLUB APPEARS 
IN ONE MORE WEEK

IN A D D I T I O N L O U I S I A N A C O A C H , 

P R I T C H A R D , 

I S E X P E C T E D T O 

M A K E A N A D D R E S S B E F O R E A S ­

B O A R D O F R E G E N T S T H O U G H T 

I T B E S T M E T H O D — D E S I R E T O 

S O C I A T I O N .

G U A R D H E A L T H O F S T U D E N T S .

L O U I S I A N A S T A T E W I R E S T H A T 

I T W I L L B E 

I M P O S S I B L E 

T O 

I M E E T T E X A S T O D A Y — T O O 

M A N Y M E N A R E D I S A B L E D .

F O O T B A L L P L A Y E R S F R O M W A X ­

T H E P R O C E E D I N G S A R E T O B E 

A H A C H I E T O T A K E D A T E L E F T 

V A C A N T B Y 

L O U I S I A N A ’S R E 

F U S A L T O P L A Y G A M E .

G I V E N t o t h e a t h l e t i c a s ­

s o c i a t i o n s — O N E T H I R D 

T O 

W O M E N ; T H E R E M A I N D E R T O 

M E N .

EXCUSES 

ABE 

FLIMSY

A tte r o ffe rin g num erous 

exi uses. 

TEAM 

HJS 

STRENGTH

A fte r 

re fu s a l T h u rs 
L l ) , to play th** gam e scheduled for 

L o u is ia n a 's 

L o u isia n a 

S ta t e U n iv e r s ity 

w ired 

Today, M an a g er K r a h l 

im m e d ia te !) 

m anag er K r a h l, on T h u rs d a y , 

that

th ey would he 

lin ab le to meet T e x ­

in co m m u n icatio n 

-tot 
other 
learn s in til* h u h **, am i T r in it y was 

w ith 

DEELZE0OBBLES 

IS PLAY

S a tu rd a y n ight, one w eek from t o ­

day, the Curtain C lu b given its f i r s t 

phi) for this year. T h e C lu b is set 

3 P. AA. HAEN MAT BE ASSESSED

tho 

Tho mooting of tho C h ristian A s­
soria! iou on Su nd ay afternoon, should 
to moul­
P r o v o of special P ito n s ! 
student 
in rs of tho Parti It v, 
lin d y , and trionds oi tin* 
com m uni­
ty. Tho V. VV. and V. M. c. A. w ill 
hold o union mooting 
in tho A u d i­
in., and w ill bo ud- 
torium at 3 p 
dTossed by Mr. A ld rirh . 
of N ew 
Ho is a graduate of th** Un- 
York 
b e p it y of Po ti n ay I van la, and is one 
of tho soorotarios of tho Intorn atlo ti- 
..I <'ominiftees. visitin g tho Unlver- 
sit> of Texas, in tho interest of tho 

International Conforonce of Foreign 
Missions, to lo* hold in R ochester, N. 
Y., I 6*c« 28-Jun. 2nd. Tho object 
is 
to soc tiro I ”, d o legatos, and since tho 
I n iv f is h y sent 36 to N a s h v ille four 
is 
years ago without one regret, it 
hoped and believed 
full 
ciliola should be secured and sent 
this year.

that 

the 

F o r y e a rs 

the a u th o ritie s of 

the 

U n iv e r s ity h a v e felt that th e re should 

he som ebody whose d u ty 

it w as to 

look a fte r the health of th** student 

body. 

S tu d e n ts h a v e been kn o w n to 

bv** 

iii 

u n h yg ie n ic 

su rro u n d in g s. 

Som e 

h a v e 

w rought 

th e m se lv e s 

s eve re in ju r y by sh e e r ig n o ra n ce of 

the 

la w s of h ealth, 

r a s e s o f 

s e r ­

ious illn e ss h ave a ris e n , that 

if t a k ­

en 

in hand 

in 

tim e, m ight 

e a s ily 

h a v e been p reven ted 

O ilie r s tu ­

dents 

h a v in g 

fa lle n 

into s ick n e s s 

h ave su ffe re d 

for w ant o f 

proper 

nursing. 

T h e w ho le trend of m od­

e rn m ed icin e 

b eing 

to w a rd 

th e 

p re ve n tio n o f disease, the U n iv e r s it y 
of T e x a s w as doing nothing, beyond 
its 
re q u irin g v a c c in a tio n , to p ro tect 

stu d en ts in the h ealth that 

is 

the 

fo u n d atio n of both 
happiness.

ed u ca tio n 

and 

Hr. Draper, our football coach, a 
graduate of the M edical Departm ent 
tin* C n iv e rs ify of Pen n sylvan ia, 
of 
has boon asked to Introduce Mr. Ald 
.loc P ritch a rd . all-South 
rich. Mr. 
em T a ck le o f V a n d e rb ilt, 
and 
1 oui ii of Lou:.-iiii>a S ii,* C n ivo rs.ty 
loam, who play here Satu rd a y, w ill 
t h e platform and give a short 
to 
" i ' l l chs. Mr. Pritch a rd expects 
lak«* up Foreign Missions as a 
lift 
wm k, and he w ill be in ti position 
to give most hearty endorsement to 
Mi" Rochester Conference and good 

’n;}, 

. »n 

I m * 

should 

reasons wily our delegation 
be a strong and large one,
led 

I In* Violin Club. 

b y Miss 
W right, w ill play a selection at 3 p. 
rn. sharp, in the Auditorium Sunday, 
members of the Facu lty, students aud 
friends co rd ially 

invited.

T E X A S F A L L 

I N T O L I N E .

Science 

the subject 

that the prim e 

Higher Business T ra in in g 

vt a meeting of the Econom ic and 
association held 
Po litical 
recently, Dr. W eb ster, the new pro- 
lessor of economics made a most 
of 
interesting talk on 
in Our 
C niverslties and Colleges.” Dr. W eb ­
ster showed 
pur­
p o s e of the school was to prepare 
! h" student for his environm ent, and 
ihat business was now knocking at 
i he door of our U n iversities for re< 
ign itio n just as had the professions 
lf society now 
of medicine, law, etc. 
demands that 
dentist
• hould have several years of hlgh-
* r training, the same demand is be­
ing made in the business world. The 
1 bier argument 
in favor of business 
training is that it has been proven 
are not suffi- 
thai apprenticeships 
im ­
{dent, since in this w ay 
is 
possible to get training for 
leader­
ship. 
T h e demands of the modern 
business man ar** such that he can
! (,i turn his business into a school, 
hut must depend upon the U n iv e rs i­
ties for the proper train in g of busi­
ness men. Moreover, the U n iv e rs i­
ties can give train in g which w ill pre­
pare young rn* n much quicker than 

tho country 

it 

‘ he old-time apprenticeships. 

To be 

sure, young men w ith a college busi­

T h e e x p e rie n ce of m any 

in s t it u ­

tions of ull grades has show n 

that 

i s m a ll fee som etim es as 

low 

as 

th re e d o lla rs , must often 
f i\ « 
to eight d o lla rs , pub! by the w hole 

from 

student body, is s u fficie n t to ho* tire 

to e v e r v m em ber o f it the o v e rsig h t 

of a tra in ed p h ys icia n , th o p p o rtu n ­

ity of fre e co n s u lta tio n and th e right 

to p ro p er n u rsin g 

in till s a v e 

pro­

longed illn e ss, 

Su ch u fee is a form 

of in su ra n ce , secu rin g e ffe c tiv e pro­

tectio n at a m in im u m of cost.

O nly 

last annuller, how ever, did 
the Hoard of Regents see th eir way 
clear 
to provide sim ilar protection 
for the students of flu* U n iv e rsity of 
Texas. T h e principle of tin* m edical 
Insurance fee was adopted 
the amount of the fee fixed at three 
dollars, and a com m ittee appointed to 
work out tin* details of tin* plan. Tin 
com m ittee decided to appoint 
two 
physicians, one for men and one fur 
women, who should be accessible for 
free consultation ut 
the U n iv e rsity 
at convenient times, should pass on 

in J urn 

for 

leave of 

flu* score 

absence 
applications 
of 
from class work on 
sickness, should deliver courses of 
lectures on Hygiene and San itatio n, 
iii general* be charged 
and should 
student 
oversight 
w'ith 
calls 
health. T h e m aking of free 
them. 
was not 
W hen ca lls should be necessary, 
it 
stu­
was 
dent should choose and pay his own 
physician.

to bt* expected of 

thought best 

that each 

the 

of 

Vs p h y s ic ia n for w om en, Dr. M a r ­

g a re t H o llid a y , w as 

ap poin ted , 

a 

B a c h e lo r of S cie n ce , o f 1901, a M a s ­

ter of S c ie n c e , of 1902, and a D o cto r 

of M ed icin e, o f 1906; sin ce 1906 

a 

su ccessfu l p ra c tio n e r of A u stin . T h e 

ap p o in tm en t of a p h y s ic ia n fo r m en, 

w as postponed.

In ad d itio n to s e cu rin g the s e rv ic e s 

of the p h y s ic ia n as set fo rth ab ove, 

th e paym en t of the m e d ica l fee e n ­

title s the stu d en t to fre e n u rsin g in 

h osp ital, w h ere n ece ssary, e x ce p t in 

cases of prolonged illn ess. 

If at the 

end of tin* y e a r a b alan ce 

re m a in s, 

a fte r p a y in g the s a la ry of the p h y ­

sicia n s, and su ch h o sp ital expenses 

as m ay be in cu rre d , 

it 

is to be d i­

ness training are not acquainted with

vided pro ra ta am ong th*- p a yers of 

(Continued On Page F o u r.)

the fee.

as in the g am e sc I led ti led for today. 
T h e first 
them 
desiring to s h ir k ,aaa on W e d n e s d a y . 
when th e y w ire d , that b ecause A. A 

in k lin g w e had o f 

M. had ca n c e lle d 

their 

L o u isia n a 

gam e, 

it w ould be u n w ise for them 

long 

trip for a sin g le 
to m ake the 
game. M a n a g e r K r a h l, th in k in g that 
it w as because o f fin a n c ia l 

r»»a

sons, at o n ce w ired them a 

sum, 

in 

a d d itio n 

to 

that sp ecifie d 

th e ir c o n tra c t, a m p ly s u ffic ie n t 
In fra v the expenses.

in 

to 

O th e r messages w e re sent 

to the
in sistin g that 
L o u isia n a ant b o ritie s, 
the team be sent 
for to d a y's gam**. 
Dean Battle, in the absence of P r e s ­
ident Mey.es, w ired to the President 
•>f L o u is ia n a S ta te , that th e ir team 
should come a lo n g and th u s 
In s u re 
frie n d ly re la tio n s 
tween L o u is ia n a aud T exas. 
Ju d g e 
Gregory sent a thin -eight w ord tel­
It 
eg ram , urging 

In the fu tu re , be­

the sam e 

thin g , 

was thought 

that by the e ffo rts or 

Dc. Bat tie, Ju d g e G re g o ry and M a lin ­
g e r Krahl, th e y would re a lis e 
seriousness o f the c a iie e R a tion 
reconsider th e ir actions.

aud 

tin* 

fin a l

th a t

t h e

fiv e

tile effect

A t nooitv on T h u rs d a y, th e ir 
to 

an sw e r Caille, 
they would bi* u nable to play 
urn***. 
T h e ir excuse is. 
t hat 
if th e ir best men are injured 
it would b* 
W ell :i d egree that 
possible 
e n te r 
c a ille ; and to play w ithout 
would he foolish.
T o say the 

least of 

them 

fo r 

to 

it, 

a 

clo se 

gam e w as expected. 

L o u is ia n a has 

defeated both M ississip p i U n iv e r s it y 
and M ississip p i A. A M. T h e fo rm ­

er by a sco re of 

IO to 0, 

aud 

the 

la tte r by 

la to 0. T u la rie d efeated 

the first nam ed by a score of a to 

0 

T h e ir ra n k in g s w ere s im ila r and 

w e had expected 

to d efeat 

them , 

but not by a la rg e score. T h e y h a v e 

id m itted th e ir defeat now.

‘‘ Household 

The K appa Kappa Gam m a Frater- 
is holding a reunion, th** most 
nity 
in itia tio n 
interesting events being 
and banquet. at tIi#* D riskfll tonight, 
and th** m arriage of Miss M ary W il­
lis Steadm an to Mr. Ireland G raves, 
on W ednesday night. On T h u rsd ay 
S h o w e r” 
afternoon, a 
was given Miss Steadm an 
th** 
at 
F ra te rn ity House; and Miss Fan n ie 
Campbell w ill entertain, with cards
in her honor, at 
on 
Monday afternoon. The girls to be 
initiated ar**: Misses Je a n Jo h n , of
S h e r ­
Houston, L yn d a ll Fin le y, of 
man, Vivian S m ith , of Cam eron, M ary 
Broad, of Paris, Row ena B arn e tt, of 
W aco, Pau line Thornton and 
Jo h ­
anna Ru n g e, of Austin.

th** Mansion, 

Th** out of town Kappas a re : Mrs. 
A n ­

K ih ei M orey Sea rcy, of San 
tonio, Misses Annie M cCorm ick, o f. 
Dallas, F an n ie W est H a rris, of Hen 
derson, K itty Devine, of San 
A n ­
tonio, 
I .ouise Bonner, of M exia and
Mrs. W a lte r C aldw ell, of F o rt W o rth . '

in our c o l l e g e 
s e r ­

secured to tak e th** vacant date.

itig a good exam p le 

I filii!v has a strong 

team 

th is 

IIL*; 

that of V o lu n teerin g Rh 

>ear aud w elcom ed 
test 

t h eir s k ill ag ainst 

th** c h a n c e 
the 

to 
Long* 

horns, e s p<-dally as T r in ity had beat* 
en S o u th w e s te rn 
team 
i i 
w hich V a rs ity w as o u i) a b le to de- 
\lso T r in ity h a d been 
feat 
beaten by B a y lo r by th** clos** score 
of 16 to l l .

to ti, a 

ll ’ to u. 

A h B a y lo r defeated Iii** H a s k e ll L i ­
that 
th is 

sho w s 

to 0. 

I " 

lia n s 

I rill it ) possesses a team 

of m ore 

vice s in n w o rth y * atis.* 

T w o th ird s 

th** w hole pro* fin is w ill be 

*le 
ii 
o t e d to athletic s in g e n e ra l, t h e re ­

m ainin g third to w o m e n 's a t h l e t i c s .

l o th a t end 

flu* wom en 

o f 

tbs 

I d iv e rs ity h a v e decided to abandon 
the 
the plan of g iv in g a dane.* at 

'C om m i s H a ll 

th is H allo w 'ceti 

In 

o rd e r that th ey m ay atte n d th.* play 
that evening.

Kv el v oile rem em b ers as a m a tte r 

than 

the usual stre n g th and 

on** 

O f co u rse. Hi*' im m en se su ccess that 

v 'hi* Ii w ill fo rce th** 
p la y the best kind of hall.

la n ig lio rn s 

to 

the C u rta in C lu b had 
w ith 

its p e rfo rm an ce, aud 

last 
It 

y e a r 
is pro* 

Th** T r in it y ca p ta in and fu ll h a rk 
is one of the v e ry best in tin* s ta te ; 

the o ilie r h acks a re 

fast aud 

and 
h eavy.

VV bib* th** f a i l u r e to p la y ( lo u i s i a n a 

Is 

ji 

k e e n 

fo o t h a ll 

l o v e r s ; 

d is a p p o in t m e n t 

to ull 
th** s e c u r in g o f T r it e 

tv w i l l g o a 

lo n g w a v 

t o w a r d bal 

s l ic in g 

lf. 

B e c a u s e sin* 

is 

r a n k e d 

•lim ing 

th** s m a l l e r 

in s t it u t io n s , 

is 

n o r e a s o n 

to b e l i e v e th a t s h e 

w i l l 

n ot d e l i v e r th e g o o d s , 

l i e r 

s t r e n g t h 

B o le d that th is y e a r th e y w ill 

re- 

p#*at th e ir triu m p h . M a n y o f th e old 
new 
p la y e rs nr** b ack, and a* Vera I 

men h ave been added 

to the 

list, 

Mr. C ole, Mr. S ta m p s. M r. P la tte r, 

and M r. B y e e being 

flu* ad dn Urns 

Ii n \ * * been provided 
A ll of t h " 
w ith m ore or less su ita b le p arts, by 

iii * * 11 

reason ol 
the fa ct. that Mr Y oung 
w ro te die play for them , w ro te most. 

*if tin* c h a ra c te rs around 
that w ere to act 

them . 

the men 
T h e groat 

a m o n g T c X jih s c h o o l* h a s g iv e n h e r 

and r a r e a d v a n ta g e gain ed , ought to 

a p l a c e , b y c o m p a r a t i v e s c o r e s , w h ic h 

a lm o s t e q u a ls T e x a s . 

vt a n y 

r a t e , 

it 

is not 

t h e si/.** o f th*, 

in s t i t u t i o n , 

j i m un a d d itio n a l 
tell 
success of the stunt.

fu< tor 

iii 

flu* 

Vs to th** n a tu re of th** piny, the 

hut 

t h e s t r e n g t h cif 

th e 

te jim , 

a n d 

re p o rte r has b e e n abl** lo 

d is c o v e r

(C o n tin u ed O n Bag** T h r e e . )

trout I Hued On P a g e 3.)

Scarbrough & Hicks
C O LLEG E BRAND

C L O T H E S

A r e only for young men and men who won't 

gr ow old. 

T h e y

are not a 

fash ion but the f ashion. T h e y not only 

fit- but 

have

th a t 

intand ible, baffling 

thing called 

“ poise.” T h e high 

round

shoulders, the snugly fitting collar, the close laying lapel, the drape

and cling and sw ing, whi ch s tamp 

the best custom tailored 

g a r ­

ments, 

i n d e l i b l y mark College B r a n d Clothes.

N e w soft rich fabrics 

including the favored gray shades.

Suits $15 and up

A complete and broad s howi ng of N e w Shoes, S h ir t s , N e c k w e a r , 

E tc .

Scarbrough* Hicks

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Afraid 

od.

I II n sr
id

is rh** or.- word whi ch more a pt l y - x p l a i r s L o u i s i a n a ' s r- a -
wi fe- 
than any ot her, 
ha I b» - n looking forward to the sran.* 
it.* a message from Louisiana on Wed* 
de for t h-m to come. and ask*

t h - Long horns 

today's sran, 
i months, w 
sp*-* ulation 
J* would b*
« anc. lh 4 .

im ixi

iii yr

T* \

Ii lay

ion

this 

rash. 

for a

last Th un 

would be a 

losing proposition 

sci a if13^ a 
With 

Ii* rn on 
< h was probably 
th - m an ag -m -n f o

* a s o n s
\ A- M. a- re to play 
r eason vs 
in vie*

It will b- remember*
ran- 
lay. but 
uffleient 
In 
the "T i g e rs "
to t om e 
to Tex* 
to he d a u n t s by 
t hat h — would give then. an additional sum.
trip 
enti re 
rd a d v-r?im­
part of the 
advert iilng.

them 
-t single satire. Ma nage r Krahl was not 
—pl i—d by w i r- 
to d efray th* 
■-ti sufficient 
u*-nt had already u nd-rgo m 
tic k* ts had b** *n j 
». many 
for it. 

for 
-x pei . s-s 
rnu< h * xp-n>-

t he krr 

for 

,*§o 

- fs

old and 
xt-i.siv ** was 
ipated. 

-para* ion had b— n mad* 
at a re. <,rd breaki ng crowd vs as anti 

tim k
f i ir
I’ sr

- I t Ak" 
e gab

than di sappoint 

the hundreds 
f ie* moti-y air* ady spent, and the

who might 
addit ional prof!

*nd.

and 

I 

tram*

G rego ry , on W e d n e s d a y , wire I a th ir ty -e ig h t word 
s t a t i n g th* c o n d it io n , and urgin g t h - m not 

to 
to d isa p p o in t us. Dean 

telegram 

i .-“ ire chat proper r e la t io n s w ould 

iii 

f L o u is ia n a Stat**, u rging 

t ii** c a p a c it y o f D ean and 

\< tin g P r e s id e n t 
s e n t 
- x i s t b e t w e e n t h e tw 
Hut all w a s w ith o u t a v ail, a d e la y e d m e ssag e 

th a t th e t e a m b* 

tutor** 

j on T h u r sd a y , 

to 

the- effec t 

that 

t h e y would not c o m - .

ire d the Prebi­
i n ­
ll order t«> 

schools 
re®! h* d 

in th**
here

Vs a 

l ist r e a s o n , 

th e y said. 

that fiv e 

,,f *h,,jr 

n ,,n w,(fV 

ou t

of 

F e n to n , 

th*- s t a r q uarter, w as out o f th*- gam** 

j of th*- g a m e . b e ,a u n e o f Injuries. T h is s o u n d s v e r y 

Itself, W h y 
T e x a s m ost c e r t a i n ly would not c a m e l a g a m e on a sc o r e 

in cred ib le w ith in 
th e y c o u ld n 't s u b s t i t u t e o th e r m en, w e c a n t u nderstand. 
that 
jkind. On O c tob e r IS L o u isia n a d e f e a t e d M is s is s ip p i U n iv e r s it y , b y a
| sc o r e *.f IO to 0. 
be*
I HUS. he had failed to make the required average in his work on last 
a m 
S a tu r d a y , with F e n to n 
to th e t u n e o f l h to «>, and th** lit t le q u arter s c o r e d a ll 
touch* 
b'w ns, T u la n - d e f e a t e d th e U n iv e r s it y o f M is siss ip p i, by a sc o r e Qf $ 
eq u a l 
to 0. Tb s th en p la ced th e t w o L o u isia n a s* houls on a lm ost 
fo o tin g 
than
this 
is out o f th e gam* b e c a u s e o f d e ­
last W h e t h e r 
th e ir o t h e r 
O r w h e t h e r 
f ic ie n c ie s 
men ar** d isa b le d 
th e y 
must be* <mt o f t h e g a m e

E v id e n t ly , t h - T ig e r s a re m uch w e a k e r 

th e gam*-, t h e y tr o u n c e d M ississip p i 

in mind or body. we d o not know 

in th e s a m e w a y . we do not k n ow . 

t h e ir Star q u ar te r 

an 
s e a s o n 

.\r a n y rate 

t h r e e 

in 

,\ 

L o u isia n a hart a 

c om m o n c o u r t e s y . W e had 

for rh - s a m e . am i a l t e r all 

l- t a l c o n t r a c t » l b T e x a s , and for h - r to r e p u d ia t e lr 
la .1 breach, not only or law.bur o f 
m ad e
-mr h e a v y
e v e r y d erailed arran*. m e a t 
t h e y 
e x ia -n se s had b e n Incurred, w ithout a n y c o n s id e r a t io n 
t h e 
t h e f a m e . C h i m i n * , a a t le y do. t h e c h a m p i o n s h ip 
c a n c e lle d 
S o u t h w e s t , a n d b a v in * a b la h s t a n l . n ! . m o n y t h - ac b oola o f t h e S o u th 
It 
fu t u r e 
• a n T e x a s or a m o t h e r I n stitu tio n , rely upon t h e m * N „ „ . h w ), | , will- 
e le v e n t h

to u n d e r *., th e h e a v y e x p e n s e o f adveriiH in* and a. 

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t h e O L D R E L I A B L E P L A C E . 

F o r R efre sh m e n ts and Good Things 

to E a t.

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

Old Phone 1071.

S. G R E N B E R G

m a n u f a c t u r i n g o p t i c i a n

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Prescription filled on sh«»rt not - 

F I R I N G 

l i n e .

Editor of Th*

T* xan:

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I., 

, ,||j a tte n titii,, 

u ut, 

p*>rtniasioii 

y o u r 
um n* nj your pajw r, t.i certain 
isting dis t ruinations 
o f modern 
language* 
sity. 
th - c o u r t s 
-Vs vc iii 

through th** c o l ­
ex­
in 
th* schools 
in this B l i j v e r 
to 
in G-rrnan and French,
I,, u o tic d from a glance at 

r**f* r mort* p articu larly 

I 

t h e 

c a t a l o g u e , 

th**#.. 

t o u r s * * * 

a r c

.my p a r tic u la r 

laid out purely 
from the standpoint
of t h e student Of literatu re, and with
the*
‘ mf 
ne**ds Of th*- Student of sciences. 
it
I presume, t h e
l l tl«*e<ll«*ss t„ explain 
literary German 

r* n ar d 

differences between 
af I Kch' ti i i f 
literary French and s* lent if ic French. **- ,
K ..ffie« O 
S t i f f ic** it 

 ................ . 
t«» . say. t h a t th*- d ifferences 

o r b e t w — n _

G e r m a n , 

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a r - sui Ii 
l h
* o \ c r 

“ 'm in d a rea , hardships 
1 in|M>.st»tj nu -| conHitJcrabi** nutii-
------------------- 
t hi s 
It 
pro* 

•*r* 
h**r of snj*i* ntH 
d i s c r i m i n a t i o n 
test.

i s a g a i n s t 

I wi*b 

t ha t 

to 

 

 

Let m* 
far 

tak<* an i l l u s t r a t i o n whi ch 
stu- 
is 
fro Hi being uiiumuuI, a 
<1* ut citint h h e r - to lay out a course 

t o

s p e c i a l n * f * r - n c * 

o f s f u d y w i t h 
flIMlr 

 

. 

or 

av. 

m i s ' , , 

if no provision 

' V............... 
* " ' k ln l ,h.vs‘"» nnd 
Consld.-, 
 
under what ha rd shi ps this st ude nt is 
pluc*d 
is m a d- at 
t h - University, whereby he may get 
a working knowledge of 
scientific 
Fr e n c h and Ge rma n 
conditions, h - has no a l te rna ti ve , but 
to "dig 
lf ou t " for bim s. lf. I shall 
try your pa ti ence with t he har- 
ii*j? 
1 ewing d e ta i ls of 

' 

*»u - n t myse lf w itll 
' >ur 

imagination.

r * '' 

this proc-sg, but have 

t he chang**. But do 

f Hi-y n*)t c ha nged sufficiently, 

haps. 10 p**riiiit 
« f fli-.s** a bandoned courses? 
that 
to be strongl y hop-d, 

'i me lh** 
l ’ni\**rsity a ut hor it ie s were 
< oust rair,«»d by fore- of c i r c um st a nc e s 
to make 
t he 
s a m - conditions prevail now? Have 
per* 
th*- r* *sta bl ishment 
It 
is 
they 
In su* h scient ists as w- have 
in years past, men who hold high 
IHJsitiuns in the University of Chica-
is a Uni versi ty go. a? John s Hopkins University, at 
th*- Massacdius.-trs Inst itut e of Te. h- 
in ot her schools ne a re r 
fi‘ ,d of mod*-rn home will h*- gr ea tly extended. And 
to my mind, t h - r e can he no s t ro n g ­
is 

if 
;n» i m porta nt nology, and 

iii a sp-c- *-r a rgum e nt 

,if ffi»* "Ord. 

leaving 

t he m 

t han 

last. 

men 

this 

it 

'uncti on of the Un- 

I 

: knowl edge, and sufficient to j ust ify the gre a t e st out- 

nst it ti t ion 
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if

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fee of 

7 h’* *u< ‘ 

The hop. 

the e nt ir e 
to which 

o{ tllf* Kugineers* re-
l-r. 8.
id 
is a lready ac­
idem Mark Hanna h, 
in maki ng all ne c e s­
tively e ngaged 
is enjoying 
sary a r r a ng e m e n t s and 
de. 
the c oo p e ra t i o n of 
a 
pa rt m en t . 
-small admission 
twenty-five 
ce nt s will be charged, will be given 
on t h - .Saturday night before T h a n k s ­
a 
giving, and 
-SPC tai 
following 
W edne sda y night, 
t he recepti on will 
bv- held in the E ngi ne ering Building. 
Last y e a r ’s r et e pt i on was a decided 
success, bur everybody places 
c on­
fidence 
make 
all precedent. T h e following 
m it te e s have been n ame d 
in 

beyond 
c om ­
to assi st 

is 
feature. On 

in Mr. H a n a h ’s ability 

this one successful 

i ntended 
t he 

the work:

to be 

to . 

d 

to 

di ffer 

lay of motley and effort.

'Cont i nued On Pag** Thr ee

Eclipse 
U n d e r t a k e r and P ro p rie to r 
Stables. Omnibus and Baggage t e n s ­
er. F in e C arriag e s and L ig h t L i v ­
ery. R ubber T ir e d H o sp ital Ambu- 
108 to 116 East Seventh St. 
Mance. 
Both Phones 161.

George Miller

T h e 

finest 

light 

liv e ry 

In 

th e city.

C arriag e s 

In con n ectio n . 

S OL D A VIS

208-210 E. F if th St. 

Phone 25.

D ea le r in full 

'in.- of im ported and 
domestic cigars nod tobaccos, station 
cry, periodicals, cooks and new sp a ­
pers. B illiard s and pool tables new. 
tables 
R ep a 'ring pool and billiard s 
a specialty. 705 Cong. Ave.

P re m iu m s 

given 

to 

all 

cash 

patrons.

W E L L - W E L L - W E L L
Don't Be H u m b u g e d by a F la sh or 

Bluff.

Come to Us and get the Real Stuff-

e l i t e b a r b e r s h o p
Opposite O p e ra House.
S. A. G L A S E R , Prop.

VARSITY TAILORING CO.p 

jot M n , F p

b r o o k s & j o n e s , p r o p s . 

m l L L H K ,

C leaning, 
W o rk called for and delive re d to any 

and R ep a irin g . w 

Pressing 

.. _

P a Pe r - P a in ts and Oils, W h ite

part Of city. 

S a tisfac tio n G uaran- 

Le;ld- V a rn ish es, W i n d o w Glass.

D e a le r 

in

Old Phone 2460 
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2 2 ,2 Guadalupe St ! P ' C T U R E 

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SAM P E C K ” Clothes for Young Men 

SO C IET Y-BR AND Clothes for Young Men

• ire shown by us i xclusively* 

'HF- AMOV E well known makes of Clothing 
I hey repre­
sent the best lines in America. Tee N ew 'Fall and 
VV inter models which vi e .ire now showing tire tile 
finest example** ut hilyjh-class modern tailoring we 
have ever seen.

Snits,
Overcoats,

t i

15 
$10

to
to

$ 4 5
$50

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splendid lice o* Fine I

knell

Dress Suits, hand rn de. si k lined .and abso 
correct in si . Ie— await lo u r inspection.

Prices $35 and $50

608 Conpra i i Avenue

CCX

D ris k ill 

Steam

Laundry

Phones 444.

First-class W o r k .
Good Service. 
S ta n d a rd Prices.

T h an k s.

P L I E S .

T a n ta lu m and T t ir g s 'c n L im p s . S te

le n t* Electric. P o rL ib lo s , S h e lte r. etc. 
E le c t rlc 
P lu m b in g and E le c tric R e p a ir Wort*.
JN O . L . M A R T IN , 

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C or. 2.7nd and S p e e d w a y 

L A D I E S ' P A R L O R IN C O N N E C T IO N

F in e L in e of C ig a rs , F ru it and C a n d y 

t08 C ongress A ve.. 

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Kodaks Loaned

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610 Congress Aenue, Upstairs 

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J NO. E . K E L L E R

KODAKS

T R I N I T Y vs. L O N G H O R N S

(C o n tin u e d F ro m P a t e O n e.) 

tin* kind of ball th ey p lay, 

w hich 
of 

j cotints. W e know 

the ranking? 

♦•yes flow o u r clo th in g 

is made 

W e 

H ay lor, s in ce th e H a s k e ll K am e; and 

would not need to ask you to

b tl'

if you could 

s e e w ith your 

O U ll 

724 C o n g re ss A ve.

w hen w e kn ow 

fu rth e r, 

that T r in ­

it. O s c a r Robinson* Tot Gong. A ve

K S T A U L I S ll K I > 1847.

s* o re; and 

th at 

th e ir 

lin e held the 

M r. L o u is G rego ry of L in c o ln , Ne- 

ity held H a y lo r fo r such a 

clo se 

Kin tit 

line o f 

I ’a y lo r on e ven term s. 

br isk a , e n ro u te 

to M exico, w as a 

we m ay expect ti clo se and e x citin g 
Kam e on ( ’ la rk F ie ld today.

guest at the H e lm Tau Delta 
th is Week.

ilo u s e 

J O H N B R E M O N D ,
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ck R O A S T E R O F 

H IG H G R A D E C O F F E E S . 

A u s tin , Texas.

C U T F L O W E R S

Hyde 

P ark Floral Co.

822 C o n g re ss A ve n u e .

W. A. Achilles & Co.

D e a le rs 

In

C uflmn Club Appear* in one More Week

little . 

T h e 

title 

In 

lie e lz e b u b b len ." w hich sound* 

ann ou nced, 
a l ­

lu rin g enough 1° be sure, 
T h o r e ­
porter took a p e e p af a re h e a rw il in 

liv e ly prog ress a 

few n ig h t* allice , 

(a n d saw* and heard 

just enough 

to 

perplex him to 

iii* w i t* end. 

Dr. 

S a m u e l .iolitiHon stood on the stage 

in front of N apo leon , besides whom 

G R O C E R I E S . W O O D . F E E D , 
C O U N T R Y P R O D U C E . 

A N D

w a* a g e n tle m a n c la im in g 

to 

he 

from T e x a s. 

T o filii* you ng T e x a n 

H ead q uarters fo r E v e ry th in g Good to 
E a t.

a G re e k 

lad y whom lie addressed a* 

Penelope, w a s 

ta lk in g and roquet* 

• lf

i f s Good 

to E a t, W e h a v e 

I t ”

ting. 

T h e re p o rte r trie d 

to 

learn 

and “ lf W e H a v e It, I f s good to e a t.'
P h o n e s 394.
108*110 W . 16th St. 

how a ll th is m ight he, asked a horde 

of q u estion s, but got ra th e r 

punk 

an sw e r*. 

H e w as q u ie tly told 

that 

the place w as N ic k ago, w h a te v e r and 

t C on tin ued Fro m P a g e 2.) 

E x e c u tiv e C o m m ittee - M urk 

Hat 

nab, c h a irm a n ; W . W . M c A llis te r, ii. 

I'»* ckw itll, 

A. 
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F in a le e C o m m itte e — VV. W . 

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(ta tte rs 

Mc- 

A Hist et*, c h a irm a n ; M c N e il, 
M o ntgom ery, E a to n , Lee, 
C o p ih u e , ami S to e k e y ,

Ju s t !* * , 

lln m lc tt, 

C o m m ittee on A rra n g e m e n ts — 11. A. 

B e c k w ith . c h a irm a n ; It. A. W ood. W . 

N. L a c y , C. B u rg h e r, and 
Lon g .

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F lo o r C o m m itte e 

It. M oore, ch ab- 

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K im b a ll. 

(C o n tin u e d F ro m P a g e O n e.) 

Hannah Has Committees Appointed

Nelson D avis & Co

I M P O R T E R S A N D W H O L E S A L E 

G R O C E R S .

O n e of th e m em b er* o f th e clu b 
lie 

to s a y 

fa r as 

that 

went so 

by. c h a irm a n ; A. 

I). K e n y o n . F. A. 

H a rd 

ti. A . B ru s h , J . D, C ullo m . VV. 

w h e re v e r tiiat m ay 
X ic k a g o a n y w a y ?

Im*. W h e r e 

is 

Di oratio n C o m m ittee 

It, B u tte rs 

* bought 

th e y had 

lauded a peachy 

F. 

ly r e s , C. E. R o w e , 

ll 

It. 

ly r e s . 

I F Y O U H A P P E N T O GO B R O K E 

Run S h o rt o r W a n t 
to B u y a 
Diam ond or a n y th in g else, See

J. A. 

JA C K SO N .

017 C o n g ress A ve.

A U S T IN ,

T E X A S .

F u lto n ’s O ld Stan d

16C8 L A V A C A .

co m e d y a ll iii:lit and that lie thought 
who 
th ere m ight he som e pi ople 

would p re fe r 
nt.i i i ol 

it to the S ile n t 
it 

last y e a r , b ecause 

W o ­

w as 

m odern, 

s h o rte r, 

and m ore 

liv e ly , 

rho re p o rte r did not Hee enough of 
to s a y 
'lie p e rfo rm a n c e to be a b le 

J w hat hi* o w n v* rd lot would be on 

J fb i* point. 

T h a t 

lite p e rfo rm a n ce 

j w ill he s h o rte r 

Is to his m ind 

an 

im p ro vem en t, 
lik e ly to w e a ry o f a n y show , 

for an a u d ien ce 

I.- 
h o w ­

IL ce p iio n C om m it tee 

J . 

i i . G III,

• h a in u a n ; 

IV , 

IV. H olden C. I;. Mi

* c h in . E . K e y , J . C. M ille r 

IV. A 

D a rte r, 

it. M. T e m p le , P. P. Cook, 

md L. C. G u th rie .

S m o k e r Co rn m itt rn 

A. L . Toom bs, 

c h a irm a n : 

Ii. 

It. C ro w , (J. 

I). C ro w ,, 

P a lm e r. S. J . S tr ic k la n d . G, 

E. 

O u r aim is to please the f D iv e r s it y

e v e r good, that ru n * o v e r tw o hours.

N ile s, and S. T u le a bai k.

students. A n y th in g in C o n fe c tio n e ry

T h e busin ess m anager states, that 

lin e, also S h o rt O rd ers, C h ill, O y s ­
ters in a tiy s ty le .

W in, Krueger,Prop
R. Ii. SMITH

R e p re s e n tin g 

D R I S K I L L S T E A M L A U N D R Y 

F ir s t class w o rk , prom pt s e rv ic e , and 

sa tis fa ctio n g u ara n te ed .

P h o n e s 444.

I 

I N V I T E M Y S T L D E N T F R I E N D S 

T O .M E E T M E A T T U E
■ CO ZY C O R N E R ”
C. G. WAGNER,

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

SAVES TIME
T O B U Y OR S E L L
T H E

he b e lie v e s that 

th e 

co stu m e s w ill

be e ven b e tte r than 
th e y w e re last
y e ar, *ile bas trie d a n ew co stu m e r, 

f is h e r of P h ila d e lp h ia , a t a 
rat • 
n e a rly th ree tim e s sis high as that 

paid hist y e a r. N e w s c e n e ry 
been built 

has
fo r tin* p e rfo rm an ce this 

>ear and no p ain s h ave been spare I 

o m ake th*- w h o le se ttin g a ll th at 
it should lie.

T ile C u r ta in C lu b has in one m at­

er set an ex am p le that seem s to us 
t >
Host com m endab le. 

In o rd e r 

ivo id a n y talk o f graft and the us­

ual gossip 

in 

that d ire ctio n , 

the 

dub 

bas 

a sk e d , 

of 

th e A th le tic 

C ou n cil, a b u sin ess m a n a g e r,w ho 

is 

o act w iih the business m a n a g e r on 

in* c lu b ’s ow n b eh alf, w ho is to h av • 

‘b arg e o f a ll b ills and expenses and 

o in su re by t hilt m eans the 
abso­
lute im p o s s ib ility of an id le in sin ua 

tion.

T h e business m an ag er states, that 

a lre a d y ail vim nee o rders 

tor 

seats 

nave been com in g 

in. 

T h e re g u la r 

sale of seats w ill begin on W e d n e s ­

d a y the 27th, and a rush 

is expet - 

cd, as w as the ca se la s t ye ar.

T h e m usic of th e e ven in g w ill h ave 

a ce rta in g rim a p p ro p riatn e s s 

con ­

sid erin g the people 

in vo lve d . 

Th •

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Je w e lr y , W a tc h e s , C lo ck s 

R e p a ired 

A lso

V re d e n b u rg h ^

816 C ongress.

The McAlester

S O L F A H F N T S F O K

OSAGE MCALLESTER

The O rigionul Deep,-haft T e rri to n < <»al.

H ie Best i irad*

o f

PENNSYLVANIA ANTHRACITE

K e p t in S t o c k .

F ir e M u sic 

fro m W a g n e r ’s 

opera, 

Phone 246

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Fuel Co. ±

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J T h e A ven ue H otel B a rb e r 

J* hop |
TS F I R S T C L A S S N M ) I F-TO -D ATE IN E V E R Y K E S P B C T . C O M E * 
T O S E E U S. H O T A N D CO iii) B A T H S . 

J

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

I. IS, M enders, J . 

It. Cpi h un h, ami 

IV . B ro iilz e r,

P L U M B I N G A N D E L E C T R I C A L S U P 

KNOWN TO EVERYBODY

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

“ Die W a lk u r e ” w ill be played before 

• he cu rta in , s e le c tio n s fro m 
F a u s t 
betw een the a cts, and selected pieces 

from M e y e rb e e r’s “ R o b e rt the D e v ­

m a d e w i t h

i l ” w ill follow’ th e F a u st.

C U S H I O N 

R U B B E R B U T T O N
CLASP

T h is is not to be the form al y e a r ly 

play of 

I lie C u rta in Club, but aim s 

to p rovide an e v e n in g that w ill be of 

use to the a th le tic tre a s u ry as w e ll 

as e n te rta in in g to jim au d ien ce 

at 

O F A N T D E A L E R , A N Y W H E R E
Sample P i-., Cotton, 25., Silk, 50c.
Milled on Receipt of Price

large.

GEORGE FROST CO.
M A K E R S , B O S T O N

30 Y e a r s t h e S t a nda rd

— A L W A Y S

M r. G len C. R ic h a r d s of Ita s r a , has 
the 

from a sho rt v isit at 

returned 

I'D i H ouse, 

C hi 
W est Texas.

to h is ran* b 

in 

University 

Students, 

Attention!

If you want good Laundry work, the fact stares you in the face that
you get the hest work at

BOSCHEE TROY 

I

MIN DRY,

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

B O T H P H O N E S 73

W e Let You Be the Judge.

Ill

 Hancock Opera 

C A M P U S AND C O R R ID O R
Dr. Baxter, Dentist, 600 Cong. Ave.

"They all sabbat our Clothes

. 

 c.

“

I

T H E T E X A N .

House

OCT. 25.

M A T IN KW A N D N IG H T ,

R A H 

R A H 

R A H 

T H E L A N D OK NOD

M iss Isabel C arden of G race H a ll, 
her 

has returned from a visit 
home 

in D allas.

to 

T r y him- he 

iv e rs ity B a rb e r 
ton.

is a good one. 
Shop. 

I n 
J . VV. Hainll

W e make Kodak prints every day, 

Iordan, 610 Congress Avenue.

M i s s Alice f\ Hubbard and Miss 
Grace Bonn left yesterday 
the 
State Assembly of the Daughters of 
the King, which meets in Waco.

for 

I'm Back Again W ith a Bigger and 

a Better Company.

K N O X W IL S O N 

Come to See Me Boys.

I Love You.

(That** F a ir Enough)

W e make Kodak prints every day. 

Jo rd an , 610 Congress Avenue.

Mr. Ernest Kurth. '06 Southwestern 

I Adversity, 
Steadm an Graves wedding.

is here to attend 

th 

Before you order that New 

Su it, look our samples over. 
Ut Co.

F a ll 
Biggs 

Miss E th e l Bather returned 

to 
h* r home in gonzales, Thursday, a f­
ter a visit with Miss Ada Garrison, 
aud at tie- Kappa Alpha Theta House.

Morltx S ilv e r and Ed A llen's B a r­
ber Shop at the D rlskill Hotel. The
finest in the state.

W e make post cards from Kodak 

films. 

Jordan, HIO Congress Ave.

W e make Kodak prints every day,

Jo rd an , 610 Congress Avenue.

Nothing gives more (la s s 

a 
suit than a fan* v vest. A ll the new 
shades to tone up the prevailing grey 
suitings, at O scar Robinson's.

to 

Lots of student 

necessities, at Mc*

Kodak finishing Is not a 

Fadden's.

T H U R S D A Y ,

OCT. 28.

T H E

G IR L

F R O M

R E C T O R S .

F R ID A Y ,

^ 

Oct. 29.

Richard C arle 

IN

M A R Y ’S 

LA M O .

HOTEL SUTOR

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

Best Cafe In the city. Sunday even­

W e have the only exclusive Kodak 
Jordan, 

lu Auatin. 

finishing place 
610 Congress Avenue.

It 

that 
is the rarest tiling now, 
you see a vest o f tie* sa m e material 
as the suit. 
Instead men are w ear­
ing fancy vests that admit of great 
little cost. 
variety 
in dress and at 
if 
T h ey are not expensive either, 
bought of Moore Ar M orrison; who 
are showing a great number, ranging 
from $2.50 to 15.00 each.

ing dinners a specialty.

C igars and 

F ille P ip e Toba< < os, at

T H E S T U D E N T ’S F R IE N D .

.Mc Fadden's.

F O R R E N T — 5 well ventilated nice­
ly furnished robins. With board. 1934 
San Antonio .st. Mrs. Hallie Wood.

Dr. F. W . Smith

D E N T IS T

722 Congress Avenue, Opposite 
Book 

Avenue Hotel, O ver K e lle r ’s 
Store. Austin, Texas.

den's.

8 0 M E OF 
T H A T A

F I R S T T H IN G S 

T H E 
S T U D E N T N E E D S —

Track Suit, Bath Robes, Towels, Pen­

nants, Gymnasium 
Shoes, Tennis 
Shoes, Racket and N ets; you will 
find a Complete Line at The

University Shop

1610 Lavaca St.

E. SEELIG,

615 Congress Ave., Austin, eTx. 

Cigars, Tobaccos. Pipes and Smoker* 
Sundries. Periodicals. Finest BH 
Hard hall 
new 
tables.

In the city. All 

T he Millinery and 
H air Emporium

T H E R E 

IS A L S O A N IC E S O U ­

B E S T L IN E O F G O O D S A T 

V E N I R W A IT IN G F O R Y O U .

M O D E R A T E P R IC E S .

► S T E IN W A Y

S T A R R

R IC H M O N D "

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I N E X P E N S I V E G IF T S

Jesse French 

Piano Co.

Headquarters for

High Class Pianos
— A N D —

Player Pianos

Easy terms. Old Instrum ents 
taken 
Good 
pianos rented. Our phones 295.

exchange. 

In 

Frank S. Taylor ii

813 Congress

M A N A G ER ;;
v

Avenue. 

Are Alw ays Wanted. 

us show you the Latest 
Men and Women.

Let

for

“ Best O n ly ” 
V R E D E N B U R G H T H E J E W E L ­
E R .
816 Cong. Ave.

BEN F. JONES, M. D.
O ffice and Residence 308 Vi* Cong­

ress Avenue.

O ffice Hours - - 0 a. in., 3 to 5 p. i i
Old Phone 2085. 

N ew Phone 8.18. 

i . 

A L S O

Consultation rooms 2220 Guadalupe 

Street, .'*:30 to 7:30 p. m.

Office Hours - - 

ii a. rn. to 3 to 5

ii BACON & HANCOCK I+

Plumbing and Electric Work. 
+
I • beading Lamps, Shades and Supplies. Tungsten and ii
Tantalum Lamps.

715 Congress Ave.

» 4*»

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Phones 193 !

with us, 
610 Congress Avenue.

It is our business. 

sideline 
Jo rd an 

Our clothing 

s t." but 

to inly. 
md Furnisher.

is not 

"th e rheap-
it 
is Hie most economical 
Oscar Robinson. Clothier 

Most Up-todate Pressing Shop 
In 
own. Satisfaction guaranteed. Biggs
: Co. 

I

i i Shoes at Moore A Morrison's.

W e 

lay.

develope Kodak 
Jo rdan , 610 Congress Ave.

film s 

every 

It 

Is quite the thing to wear a 
hat that matches the color of one's 
eyes. The color scheme 
ever 
* airted to the foot wear, and green 
and blue are being shown by Moore 
4k Morrison. T h eir line at $4.00 in- 
eludes also tans, patent 
dull 
and 
leat tiers in a variety of sb lp rs,

Is 

W e loan Kodaks to students, 

Jo r

dau. 610 Congress Avenue.

T e x a s F a ll into L in e
(Continued From Page One.)

that several corporations 
to 

tie* technical points in the business 
which they have been studying, for 
such knowledge comes only through 
is 
experience, but their mastery 
quicker and their chances of 
pro­
motion much greater. T h e success 
of tin* movement now being begun 
Hi the best U niversities w ill depend 
i i great measure— as Dr. W ebster 
minted out—on the attitude busi­
ness men show towards these new 
training. The 
courses for business 
a l­
act 
ready have standing offers 
the 
graduates of those U niversities that 
are offering these courses 
justifies 
one in Haying tin* plan is no vision­
ary one, but a practical and common­
sense movement. The speaker show­
ed iliaf such training was beneficial 
to young men because they 
could 
choose more intelligently; th ey could 
avoid a long and tedious apprentice­
the 
ship; they are able to master 
technical parts more easily; and 
it 
gives lo business a broader and a 
life.
fuller grasp and knowledge of 

Hackett, in tin* Tribune.

this 

Many U niversities have already 
added 
institution. 
needed 
"H o a r y ” o il H arvard has fallen in­
to line, and heeded the cries of the 
business world, by adding a depart­
ment for business training.

Upon the completion of the Panam a 
Canal, and upon the development of 
the resources of Texas, eve ry 
in ­
im aginable w ill seek Texas 
dustry 
as a favorable ground. Then, more 
than now, w ill the busine** man pre­
dominate; then, more than now, w ill 
expert business training be demand­
ed. Other institutions are giving it. 
if the U n iv e rsity of Texas want* to 
train 
re- 
these men, she w ill be 
uuired to give that particular train ­
ing. The w ork can't be begun 
too 
early, because 
needed 
soon.

it w ill be 

are “The Best”

COME AND SEE THEM
H A D D Y T T T O f
A Jtv Ja iii L L S

Hart-Schaffner & Marx
SU IT S FOR Y O U N G M EN 
$22.50 to $35.00
Strictly all wool Suits, well tailored
$15, $16.50, $18
C R A T E N E T T E O V E R C O A T S 
$15 to $30
JU ST IN—A BIG SHIPM ENT OF COAT SWEATERS 
$ 1.0 0 . $ 1.25 a n d $ 1.75 
MEN'S COAT SW EA T ER S 
$ 2 .5 0 , $ 3 a n d $ 3 .5 0

BOW EN & 

STEBBINS,

620 Congress Avenue.

FOR A TAXICAB

O ld P h o n e 1575

N e w P h o n e 620 

S c h e d u le o f R a te s

;u*«

K**r I ” mile or lim ier, 4 
gen* or lei*?. 
F ilc h quarter mile thereafter 
hor each five minute* ear i» 
waiting BH-
For Hourly Rate.** inquire at office 

Ii* 

T o u r in g C a r s fo r H ire
Capital City Auto Co.

213-215 W e s t 6 th S tre e t

: BURNHAM BRO TH ERS

THE LEADING BA R BER S 

For good service

Opposite 
We solicit and ap p reciate 

the Driskill

the S tu d e n t’* 

trade.

KNOX WILSON AS “ A P R IL FO O L" IN TH E
l a n d o f n o d

Low tiey's Fine Caudlea, ut McFad

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