VOL. X

AUS I IN TEXAS, SATURDAY. NOVEM BER 6. 1909

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TEXAS SENDING WINNING TRACK 

TEAM TO HOUSTON MEET TUESDAY

Many Weeks of Training Place More Than a Score of Men 
in Trim—Some Events Not Well Represented.

COACHES CONFIDENT OF VICTORY

Th orp is to bo a new* departure in 

ibis ye ar , since t he 
tho t ra c k work 
t eam, 
tho first ball 
t e a m is 
p resent 
and si nc e th.* pros* ut m e e t is t o be 
t he firs! o n e held 
iii 
season. T e xa s is sanding 
t he 
l o a c h e s 
iwenty-five men. Incl udi ng 
Lune and Snyder , a nd m a n a g e r t lr een 
to Houst on. Sunday.

t he S t a t e 

tail 

in 

Thi s will he a ne w a f f a i r in Ho us­
t he St a t e ; and 
ton, a ne w e ve n t in 
he 
it will 
it 
[held a nnu a l l y 
The 
I Millry fir t o u c h e s S n yd e r and Lane.

to he ho|Hd 

t h e fut ur e . 

that 

in 

is 

and T. L. Hoover have made 

a 

them by a 

in the dashes; 

great showing 
and
hey will enter the meet s .f k in g re­
venge mi Hamilton, of A. A- 
.\|,, and 
other fast sprinters, who have hith­
erto preceded 
possible 
h a ir s breadth to the tape.
the 
present 
sprinting Team, 
loo; 220; 
H" var.is dashes, and the relay race. 
w ill he composed of Captain Callan. I 
Hooter, Melaskey, Roth.*, Chert baru. 
and ( arter. The first three named, 
ar** old men, The last three are new I

indications, 
tin* 
in 

I* rom 

'♦•am, 

lins a la i pleasantly surprised 

the coaches and 

track enthusiasts. 

tunning Hu hurdles 
fast 

in ex trem e­
bv 
ly 
time, considering his small 
(mount of experience in th|r event; 
first 
and 
place 
Max 
I hernias will also run th.* lows.

lie may he able to land 
in the Houston meet, 

Field 

Events.

Outside of the dashes and the long 
runs, the Varsity's Ikmi chance to 
♦'In I fill! t». s t e m s 
th*, 
high jump and the broad Jump. Moth

lie 

to 

in 

NO \*

n „ , it**t-y

I Ti va* ink.- a first afld a s ,,v , m l 
I tit** broad. 

(’a rtw r ig h t will be 

iu 
tho

I t h lr j m em b er fttr tho broad Jum p ers,

Pole-Vault.

( 

blight ami Fleming, t h o u g h not do 

R O " ! f o r m 

, mg a great height 

iii practice, will 

“»• the cully hop.. Of the* ’Varsity to 

ore points 

in 

this event 

U k e

the 
have 

throe w,t*ks 

other com feet (tors,
s<> many of 
f h.*se men 
had Instil riel* at 
Him* to attain to much form How* 
ev.-r. with hut 
train 
they have shown consider!)}. 
mg. 
over 
ability and agility 
the extend­
the bar. by means of 
of
ed stick; and. 
Coach 8n.vder, they may 
to 
in the
heights unknown’* 
heights unknown** 
th.
in 
stunt.

language 
-so a r 

vaulting
vaulting

in getting 

the* 

in 

Weight Events.

talent 
has 
of 
there

Apparently about 

the h a st 
in any department 

manifested 
been presented 
the work. 

in 
I 'tit ll 

this section 
recently, 
little hope or a n y points I * 1,1 

" a s v e ry 
from the hum nn.r 
i , a few
.... . 
lf 
from the hammer aud the shot, 
reports are true, it 
y«., v«py
if Texas ran secure more 
doubtful 
than a 
in th.* shot 
second place 
put.

NO. I i

’ o n e U i i U M u a t h
ink*4 Ii i s a i r e I I v d o n e Jbi f e e t .

IC I ..Mig tn*‘ti 

Stall*

F a i l * v , w h o w M’i 
i l i e
y e a r w i t h a d i n t a n ♦* e t
h a s 

j n i x t < ii. 

a o t 
t l i b y Ie a r ; b u ‘ 

s h o w n 

j 

i e 

' m s b e e n 

t «•,i> 

i n a c h

“ h o t p u t Iii Md
( h i r e v -
-* t wi n 

f i n i t e 

a s

. v i n 

i h o u g h

e n g a g e d 

i n

f o o t b a l l 

t o 

' a k .

j b r . * 

t*r 

f o u r 

p r i i < t i. e m o n * 

t h a n

a ft* m o o n a . 

ta- 

M i n

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l o p e 

s o m e 

t i l I r f 

V { t v.

f o o t ; 

a n d 

A i . . a l I 

lit* I e 

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t o g e t

t a 

f e w 

t m r e

n y * w o r k 

t h t

VV •*. J,

p r o b n b l . 

t h a t 1<<* w i t ! ai

it 

is 

V e r y

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< I e l i t H l d v

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b i Itll s 
K»*i,')

I h e c o n 

p m H u g 

ii . *n 
Iv e m V

M * o r . *

f h e shot 

ar.*.
. M e t i e r am!

w*liii 
a ,

l e a Vi

w i t h 

t h e i r

f o r . ** o f 

They w i l l a t , 

Filii 
t i l l ) . .
“O l l i e 
.sunday 
Ilid 
t h e font
ball game Texas V s A A: 
' Mon
and cit bet Monday or Tm ; 
• av 
lay th. 
track men will be* given a 
workout to loosen lip muscles dis 
placed bv th*- trip down.

I be pro*I*>ot* of Texas are not at 
lf Is 
shall

nil had tor fin nutting meet, 
that we- 
generally admitted 

a b,,m u of f<nM* and not
seconds, and so on. All honor 
to the man who keep* the glory of
Ills ’Varsity at heart.

team, se**ms 

The Hammer.
Hailey, at present a star on 

the 
next 
rugby scpiad aud captain of 
sp r in g s track 
he 
Hi.* only man who has had the cour­
tbe­
age to baffle* gravity in hurling 
hammer. 
the 
is about 
fact, he 
only known quantity in both the ham­
mer aud 
bot Ii 
the shot and the hginnier last year

the shot. 

lh* won 

to 

in 

Shot 

Put.

lt*Ht 

appearance*. 

Thus far .Stalling* bus led nil as 
Pirunts in heaving the leaden spin re. 
° n 
.Mon lay
last. in- showed a very judic ious mix 
and 
‘ire of power aud nimblen. ss; 
Iii 
the 
there prevails a st renig hop. 
fake Hist 
have

I if bg can retuin stic-h 
meet, 
!l«nt 
place, unless our opponents 

lie may rn* able- tic 

form 

ATHENAEUM.

The Athenaeum will hold Its meet 
frig as usual on Nov, cai, at ? :iu p, 
ll Hie ba f Building 
rn . in its room 

(.artic alar impor­
I ins me* Hug I,, o. 
tance, both Inc att se of the election 
of officers of the* Soc i, ty cud of the 
f it atori. al Ass n,. and of the drawing 
for plac es in the try outs of the* In* 
tor-Society debate.
All who expect 

de* 
ba .- this year must be present Hat* 
their 
ur lay night, to enter and ge t 
place* allotted 
liter­
\ s usual, the* 
ary pi..gram will be curried out.

to critter tin* 

HANG IT ON A. <S M.

NOTICE.

I l« k* fs on F.iJe at Co op, for 
r e k m eet t af Houston, Nov. JI.

tin 

COLLEGE URAN!)

C L O T H E S

College Brand Cl oth es ar * fo** yoni,’ 

nom a i d m.*n who w o n t

grow O ld . They a re of th.* Hues! 

i

n

’ hi, 

tailor , o„ , !r u c fi o n

throughout . 

rh l s style Is 

tie only g.-m.j,,,. sivp. 

that of 

. uhuh* 

polltati New Vark. which dict ,h-s A Ut i ii a ’s fa bion.

Suits $15 and up

In 

t h e fit vol*.-ti 

t r a y s a n d 

... s t y o d 

si s i - w,H, v a n . , tm 

s t r i p .

» d effects to gi ve tie* fe.hrie a ;#!<-;* on-- 

indivj/lur'li v.

Overcoats $15 and up

Some as low as JIO and as high 

.... 

Jib. 

I, u n „ , , . r 

w j

(or th e m a n who is dr essed wa rm 

Ic d o e s n ’t mind t h - chil ly n or t h 

wind. See t h e s e c oa t s t omorrow 
now.

J o n m a r 

cl on, a n y 

t i m e 

Coach Snyder, Moyer, Ayres. Brownlee, 

James, Bailey, Ford, Craddock, 

Jacoby. 

Manager 

Green,

Thomas, 

Lipscomb, Grosbeck, 

Bright, Carter, Cartwright. 

S t a l l i n g , 

Cheatham, Hoover, Melaskey, Rothe, 

(Capt.) Callan.

Coach Lane.

t hroughout 

trac k work,
‘a to ha ve c ont i nu ou s 
i n t e r ­
"'itll some half dozen m e e t s 
and
t h e ye a r; 
spersed 
Bieir e a rn e s t work shoul d do much 
'• m a i d 
very 
bt vorahie resul ts. Coach Me tse nt he i n, half-mile and mile race s have 

bleu. but 
exceptionally good form.

Long Di stance Runs.
long di st a nc e r un ne r s , in 

t h e
not 
foot- been de fi ni te ly de ci de d iijxjn; but ( ’. 

they have* becut showing 

bringi ng 

some 

Tile 

out 

1 » has L u s h d hi mself with 
bl most of the* 

fall, ha s been com- (J. Sm i t h , 

tho 

s t a r mile r 

b , out 

re c e n t l y a n d his work ha, y e a r ’s 

‘Varsity t e a m 

of 
is being 

the we i ghts men. Af t e r 

' n of gr e a t a d v a n t a g e , e speci al ly pended upon bv the* c oac he s to win 
t h e 

- 
u, , t. a n i nt er-c la ss m e e t will be held two long runs. Ford, Ja coby. Ma yer r. fe.-r m -v . 
" keep t he m e n 
t ra ini ng. Then and Cra ddoc k will ha v e a final 
t ho 
a b out 
- a i n . 

first of J a n u a r y , out Just before t he t e a m 

l e a st on.* first pl ace out 

this at 

.e aves 

of 

in 

is 

ic will he* a dual meet., wi t h some Houst on, which will de t e r m i n e 

the 
r e m a i n i n g t wo m e m b e r s to complete
the t e a m of long d i st a n c e r unne rs.

these events huve exceptionally

of 
good Pie n.

High 

Jump.

Brownlee, present manager of the* 
is probably 

learn 

Varsity bas.* ball 
'in* most coralist cut man out 
,.
- Z ' T 

last 'r - e F 
de- h i g h Junn 

J 

f o r

, W\
, n
** ‘*'<ry ,mMM

l i s t veer* 
’n s p C l i d Uvh ‘ Brown '1

'

i 

" 

try- it 

. or Ll t o 

i 
a all ” ti J** * ' °* *** 
“°
no fear, a s to first 
place, in t he high Jump. Cart wri gh t , 
and Mux 
j u m pi ng 
I bornan a re also 
c onsistent ly.

^ 

b 

,f

outside college. 

tile g r e a t e s t difficulty 

t e a m for 

the fall, 

t ime for prac ti ce . 

>* good 
short 

in g e t t i ng 
is 
the
At best. 

ly a bo u t 
I 
n 
a , and 
" 

t h r e e we e ks a r e avail- 

i i 
t h e r e a re a n u m b e r 
~

. 

 

— ones, who 
t o 

^

Set 

 wi t h such 
i nt o c ondit ion. 
. 

. 

„ S Pr , n t s - 
* 

‘■ not possi bl y show up 

be st high hur dl e s 

this fall 

in fine f orm 

las High 

limit ed t h a n , He 

ha s 

t roubi e d s o n , a b u t 

Hurdles.
tin* high hurdl e e v e nt s 
* 

\ | n
* 

In 
of T hom a s, 

In 
1 
a m e m be r of l ast y e a r ’s won 
.eau, a n d a f a r t ........ is run ni ng “ he £ £ £ r

t he br oad 
* ll* U FO ii (I 
.a 

Jump.

Broad 
j ump, Ja c oby , who
J J
«

. l. 

n
School \ 

l a s t p a r l o r
\ a- 

’ 

with bad a nkle s; but 
p ro pe r physical c ondit ion, he should ha s 
‘o win t h e hi gh stick... 
h" 

if he Bets into ficient 

In 

to 
done 

win 
t w e n t y 

in a n y m e e t 
six 

feet 

r a t h e r regul arl y. C a rt e r 

ha s 

also 

I

,

£
He
Inches

• s n r i n ^ r 

° " 
Spr int e rs, a nd long d i s t a n c e run- 

IT ''* 

l as: y e a r ’s t ra c k, 
c hi e f hope in 
t hus far. 
Ca pt a in Russe ll Cal lan Gr oe sbec k, pitcher on im base ball would not be a g r e a t su r p r i se 

He nry wha t be t we e n now and 

t h e rom- t h e best 

is m a ki ng 

! c r on 

t ime 

t h e meet 

It
to see

<•»•»* nl ne t e a n 
a nd m ay be able 

to 
t w en t y feet
t o l m p r o , e some- 1

‘° T 

Web‘8l,,‘}'- “ K1' , i n t - 

S. as h e r 

• u m e e t 

Scarbrough* Hicks

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W ith this la view 
"par*nl toward 
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Th.-
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ms and Ta, pity have ton«*eut,*d
Monday. 
fhe 

ii nu im on and 

shall I

Texas 
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It xx I ti bo*naut. Johnson aud others 

I Hi»i#*r 

tile nji.„n.rw <*i the tiMVrntiun ire 

Mlsw i ti #«t * *H.i \ ll hut md ' 1 is*. i ,, .
Itrookw. -ini National R*M*retaries 
New York City, Mr. Guy AJdrleh. 
Tepr#*weiitative of the stiudent Yoluu- 
ad«j Darter* in N* w

* “ •Ufll a u l run a wpetiai train, 
•my nu in dei of sleep) UK » ars, Maud-1 
*irU *,ul au rist and chair * ar*. I,-av- | N‘” r 
ittk Austin Sunday light at «)<sveh 
*»tid returning. bavi n* Houston ai H,?*ler» Dnlv.-rsity; MI** Nam
The j s * il,,a» State secretary of the
12 *1 * ha ti on Monday night. 

^>r Kdwin Muzuj

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a ,ii rt-ath Attstin on Tuesday " 

h H 'K ristia n Associations 

,n 'toiple time for Ktudeiiik 
:' *‘U albe oViiM k classes 

to at -j 

y •Ideiidid rn using Hire.**day

J vettilon will mean utu. h to ti*.

’here Hid

hi addition Jo the footpad 
•«» h meet, 

a a me I **' ^Uai 11 •***•« “ nations, 
Th IS f
H«um on rile following after noon and { 
’ a*! part lf ipauu a r e T e x a s L'niver* 

1 , x ‘ » H ie im p . . i.s 
at present.

and city, and w ill give the aor

Sloth

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er held aud will be well nor tit 
maining 

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Kveryotta km ixh that th* we will be 

red l« tier da.VU in H o u s t o n . 

ut t h e

1,1 1 ,lJ! 1,1 

t h e Interest manifested t»y 

* u‘ ' '*m depends on
th*- m u .

> btaiy. 

T h e U n i v e r s i t y A l u m n i 
A s s o c ia t io n of H o u s t o n , a r e m a k in g 
extended preparation. Th* 
. fiairrnan 
<f{ 

f;'- Parade < oinmittee, writes:
1,111 
,,{lfe energies ate bent fo­
al d I, a k in g th e I o iie g e i 'a • ut oui 
iii.- 
arni val she greatest day 

of 

« utir.* program. Of course th.* , 
operation of the student body will lie 

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ti la k e 

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t h i s a
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in 

frame of th aid so that they 
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will 
'a i ious and sundry stunts

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All women students who ran 
j ford the trip, which will amount 

»f- 
to 
f u r or five dollars, are urged 
to come down and stay over Mots 
d a y .

H A N G IT ON A. 

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S C R U B S VS. H O U S T O N H IG H 
S C H O O L .

The Scrubs will play Houston ii . t 
"< hooi this afternoon, on . ’lark Pit Id 
’he Houston boys put uo 
H ** *■- * I rn J i p V 
a i u o and will uphold their tv puts- 
l°u toda.v. The R< rubs have not yet 
"•en defeated. So a goon game 
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 1000 UNIVERSITY STUDENTS TO

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T A K I N G G R E A T I N T E R E S T

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th e g a m e . 

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vol. o c le a r and 
let aeon c o n li si.

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fo r 

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toe Game.
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and

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Uh* Y o u n g 

.Men’s C h r is t ia n A s s o ria 

H on h as 

s u rr e n d e r e d 

its p ro g ra m 

it?*d u rg e s a ll m en to h e a r H r. Pa t* 

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t h e y hav*- to his v is it. 

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in H o u s to n , 

I* the (h i aslo p for th e r d e a s .. fro m 

H a s * 

room dutl«*s or, 

th a t d a y . 

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prudent!, aint 

f a c u lt y n u m b e r s 

le ft 

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v »tm- of w hist.

.M onday, 

to p la y 

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fiianagor 
ll,,, toot ball team , and c ity 
aud 
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special
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*«h delegation. T h is tra in w til consist 
and 
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and
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lie 

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those, who do not de sire sleepers 
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at
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night 

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slice. * s. 

I, vias a .m e a n farce*.

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m«*ni o f the* c itiz e n s o f H o u s to n , w h o 

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th a t a d v a n c e d stage*.

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In s p irin g , a n d no o n e 

c a n 

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' S h Sl l' ° o1 ' " a n > '> - O n fid en , 
- ''a n a K c r S t a r k s o f th,.

hH V <kc gam e. 

A b o u t tw o o r th re e 

h ° UrS WiI1 be <1 ‘vo ted 

to w a rd eat-

, 

th a t no 
u n p le a s a n tn e s s w ill o c c u r as did at 

" v e r y “ *»W an< <• 

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TI 

T r - i r-*t 

MEET 

THE ALUMNI, MONDAY^

•Miss A n n ie B e s s M o o re w ill 

1 on a w eek-end 

p a r ty , 

at 

, |M' ■ 

l!J S a n A n t o n io , d u rin g 

: ; iir ' c o n s is tin g o f M is s e s 

Kau* 

w a y her,*.

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'H ilia n , B r o w n , 

(.ib s o n 

* 

( 'o ilm a n .

HOUSTON

 Fall

and

W in k?r

1909-10

WE MAKE KODAK PRINTS
And Post Cards Every Day

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| Kodaks Loaned 
I to Students

A s S igv-j 

s B E guJ

10CRS A; 

REST.

JORDAN

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610 Congress Aenue, Upstairs 
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■!■ t i H - H ■!■ * .|.+ + + + + + + + +

*

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JN O . E. K E L L E R

KODAKS

724 Congress Ave.

ESTABLISHED 1817.

J O H N B R E M O N D ,
W H O L E S A L E G R O C E R . IM P O R T E R 
A R O A S T E R O F

h i g h g r a d e c o f f e e s .
Austin, Texas.

C U T F L O W E R S

D R . G E O . P. G A R R I S O N
(Continued From Paso 2.)

plan H«>. Hid Horde io u Id not 
Immhi mort* felicitous.

Im vt* 

relatives, 

A delightful feature of tin* evening 
wag flu* receipt of scores of 
con- 
grot ii la tory telegram s from Dr, Gar* 
rleoit’e 
form er students, 
ne! friends, from every part of the 
State. These were read 
by Dealt j 
B a ttle and w ere greeted with ap­
plause. 
In the book of autograph ex­
pression!* presented by Dean Buttle,
re*
Dr. G a rris o n has a perm anen t 
’n

esteem 

loving 

the 

I m inder o f 

w hich he is held. T h e c o n trib u tio n s roolu

' ' l,,tho,0* y et love ranged from

T H E T E X A N .

af home to the fa c u lty m em bers of 

tile 

I D ive rsity. 

I he recep tion Is an 

a n n u a l a ffa ir, g ive n to allow the new 

m em bers am i th e ir w iv e s to heroine 
the old m em bers 
a cq uain ted w ith 
Issued 
i low of guests responding 

in v ita tio n s w e re 

About 

.HIO 

and 

lilt* 

w as con tinu ou s throughout tilt 

,*\ en 

In the re c e iv in g line, a s s is tin g Dr. 
and M rs. Mer.es, w ere Dr. am i M rs 

NVebster. Dr. and 

.Mrs. K b y , Dr. and 

•Mrs. C a ste e l, Dr and M rs W h itn e y , 

Dr, and .Mrs, G ilb e rt. M r. and Mrs. 
G oo drich , Mr. and M rs H a m ilto n . Dr. I 
H o llin g s w o rth , I 
H o llid a y , 

M essrs. 

Dunean W o r le y . B ro d ie, R o w e , W in k - ' 

her, Seh u d d em ag eii, B o s s e r, and Dr. < 
H e n ry S u x a lo of the D ep artm en t o f I 
(.'duration in the C olu m b ia U n iv e r s e 
ty.

A fte r passing down 

tin* rece ivin g 

j fresh m eiita w e re served. 

j ing room , w h e re the d a in tie s t of re 

line, th e guests passed in to the din j 
I 
T h e f lo r a l! 
Imam I- !
I fu lly designed, A m e rica n Dean tv ro s ts 
I being used in the draw ing room and 
balls, and geranium s w ith b a n k s of 

dor’o ra tio n s w e re sim ple am i 

palm s 

aud 

ferns 

In 

the d in in g !

Smit li-

Vl 11 cox

Smart

Cloth c s

Hyde Park Flnrnl Ct\ 

J 

U t wk 

j I U I (JI 

•22 C o n g ra ts Avenue. 

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W

A 

A k * I l 
9 
• A * A C i l l l f t P S CjC 
D e a le rs 

In 

G R O C E R IE S . W O O D . F E E D , 
C O U N T R Y P R O D U C E . 
Headquarters for Everyth in g Good to 
Eat.

It ” 
Mf i f s Good to E a t, W e have 
and “ lf W e H ave It, I f s good to eat.*
Phones 394.
108 110 W . 16th St. 

E . S E E L I G ,
615 Congress Ave., Austin, eTx. 

Cig irs. Tobaccos, Pipes and Smokers 
BH 
new

Sundries. Periodicals. Finest 
Hard hall 

the city. A ll 

in 

L O # the g ra v e 

to g a y . and a re w rit! ti M E S D A M E S H I L L 

AN D CA R O T H

(in both prose an d verse. 

j 

E R S , C H A P E R O N E S .

H ill and C arot h ers w ill
U ________ j do honor to th is man w ho has se tin- ch ap e ro n e the young ladies to Mons*

T h . m i v n n l i r „ f T e x a s <1,11*1,.,. l o 1 

j 

r * 
L O i 

I |,,*lf|* i|!y honored it. and. in th is tho 

tW’etity*fifth y e a r of his 
it w ish e s him 
| a e ro b e s 
ANO j !,,ipplnt 

splendid
life.

long 

and co n tin u ed usefulness.
J. E. It.

N,r** M ill 

,nn 
S ta n d a rd sle ep e rs and M rs. C a r o t t e ! 

has ch a rg e of 

th

ors flu* T o u ris ts . As yet th e Stand- I 

a n i has not been filled and it should 
be done at once,

N O T IC E .

 

 

H A N G IT ON A. A M,

lf a n y s o r o r ity o r fra te r n ity d e s ire s 

a m w house, r a i l at Rot W e s t 
Klr «**»t. aud consult 

I U h 
the p lan s or ar 

up to d ate bouse, w hich w ill 

Im* cr*

Nelson D avis & Co
IM P O R T E R S A N D W H O L E S A L E 

I ' a iv e rs !ty , 

P h o n e

G R O C E R S .

• I led n ea r th e 
I u I! ti

H A N G IT ON A. A M.

e v e r y ^ sT u d e n t .

T h e M illin e ry and 

H a ir Em p o riu m
B E S T L I N E O F G O O D S 
A T

M O D E R A T E P R I C E S .

IF Y O U H A P P E N TO GO B R O K E

Run Short or W an t 
to B u y a 
Diamond or anything else, See

J . A . 

J A C , . J O N ,

617 Congress Ave.
A U S T I N , ................................ T E X A S .

A re we behind th e te a m ? W e are. 
To let flu. team kn o w that the stu* 

dent body b e lie v e s 

In 

It. has c o n fi­

dence in 

it. and Is behind It. e v e r y ­

body m eet at the bandstand 

at 

S 

o ’clo ck S a tu rd a y n ig h t, aud 

p arad e 

dow n tow n to tin* depot. T e a m w ill 

F u lto n ’s O ld Stan d
1608 L A V A C A .

1 lur a I in 

is to p lease the U n iv e r s it y 

le a v e on th e h o ’clo ck tra in o f H u ­
ll. A T. ( ’. R a ilro a d . 

.

£ •

T h e band w ill be on the job. an d 
e v e r y student m ust he out to g iv e 

the team a ro u s in g sen d off, for 

tin

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

also S h o rt O rd ers, C h ill, O ys

lim 
! ru in a n y s ty le .

T o the m en w h o a re on the tea m , 
Is the beat stim u lu s, w e can g iv e 

7 7 i
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21 ; JC
a y . "s

Ii 
I belli.

W m . K ru e g e r,P ro p
Old Phone 2047.

How ! My the b ig g e s t Sendoff. T e x ­

as. e v e r g a v e a team .

A ll out fo r the p arad e S a tu rd a y a t 

a - c 
o •

CO v.
3

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Full an d W i n t e r Models pr e­
sent c o r r e c t find distinctive styl es combined 

w i t h the finest w o r k m a n s h i p of the day.

S m i t h - W i l c o x Cl ot h es will do the rii^ht 
th in g b y y o u r a p p e a r a n c e — e v e r y tim e— all 
the time.

S U I T S $ 1 5 T O $ 4 5 . O V E R O O A T S S 15 T O S S O

f
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w l i o |e « j ||t 

h ie Pdhoving w« ll kn«*wn tiirtke** el Vim rn .T« l**st
i v. h t ' i v . ’ v

t a i l o r * a t e - f e w ll | „ n 
' N IN B l Mi || < 'Ii h In*
I Kl H i l l IM I I M I m H I I C lothe*

" I M I I 1 |\ 

I Ii it lie** for Vt til I t i* to* ii 

"M ! l f | \ 1*1* VNM I I*i| I i i - Ii<i y o llllg un ii

S M I T H &. W I L C O X
6 0 8 C O N G R E S S A V E N U E

D ris k ill 

Steam 

L a u n d ry
Phones 444.

First-class W o r k . 

G ood Service. 

S ta n d a rd Prices. 
T h a n k s.

p l u m b i n g a n o ^ e l x c t r i c a l s u p . W e a k e r ’ * 

C o n f e c t i o n e r y

T a n tilu m and Tun9. . e „ Lam p ,. S«„. 

C ° r ^

d e n t. E le c tric Po rtab le., Sh ad e,, etc. L A D I E S ' H A R L O R IN C O N N E C T IO N 

P lu m b in g ^ ,,* ElecO jic^ R ep alr W o rk. F in e U n . of Clean.. F ru it and Candy

108 Congress Ave*., 

Phones 320. 

C h ili and Lu n e hee S e rv e d

« . M ( -j-j-rt I I I t- frft t i l t

jf PALACE B A R B E R S H O P . L ’ ™

/IM MKH MAN- 
Prop.

r i

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. 

S tric tly >iiflits*ry up to-date Simp,

P A L A C c . 

F R E N C H 

D R Y 

C L E A N E R S 

H A T T E R S !

\\ e >te;on mid I*re— N mir I l«*tI*•*- wltile |hmi Shu vc.

. . p o x 111*: S DI I L l >1 N G ,
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A U S T I N , T E X A S

I 

I N V I T E M V S T U D E N T F R I E N D S 

n o ’clo ck.

T O M E E T M E A T T H E

C O Z Y C O R N E R ”
C. G . W A G N E R ,

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

H A N G IT ON A. A M.

The 

Mc Alles

H E N R Y R E E V E S L O S E S O LD R O SI 
T IO N .

Fuel Co.

” 

;; 

C 'K iirs. Pipes, f r u i t s , fin.* p a c k a g e c a n d y at 

the B i g R o o m y P l a c e

For T w elve Y ea rs He Has Been 

S U L K A l . L Y E S K O U

Fixture.

O S A G E M C A L L E S T E R 

:: L . A . W o lf & Bro. 
++++^ ++,‘^*,^ ++++-^ +++++dH^F+-i-t-+++d^+++d-Fd-M'+4-M -M -H4

,n“ ', 1 lth 7 " 1

ai gret- 

( <

and

\ \, 

•

,

;; P u r e I ce C r e a m , Cold Drinks, C ig a r e tt e s , all kinds ; 

I lie u n p reced ented has been done, 

H e n ry R e e v e s the U n iv e r s it y fix tu re 

T h e O rig ion al Deapshaft T e rrito ry Coal.

has 

lost his p osition at the 

G ym . 

F o r tw e lv e y e a rs he has held 

the 

D ie Best ( irad es of

PENNSYLVANIA ANTHRACITE 

K ep t in St oc k. ] *

Phone 24ti

:: T h e A ven u e H otel B a rb e r Shop j

IS F J U S T C L A S S A N D U P - T O - D A T K IN K V E H Y R E S P E C T C O M E

H * T O S E E US. H O T A N D C O L D B A T H S

J . H . G A S S A W A Y , P ro p rie to r.

Of

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SAVES TIME

T O B U Y O R S E L L
T H E

BOSTON 
GARTER

KNOWN TO EVERYBODY

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

' O f

■

C U S H IO N 

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

C L A S P

or J C DRIER, ANYWHERE
3arapla P r , Cotton, 2 5 ., S ilk, 50c.

ailed o n R e c e ip t o f Price

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

position and 

fo r as m an y y e a rs 

lie 

has been kn ow n as H r “ H e n r y " on 
fin* a th le tic field .

H e n ry says he d o esn ’t know w h y it 

w as done, but C oach L a n e did 

it.

It has been 

im p o ssib le to a s c e rta in I 

the facts w ith o u t seeing C oach L a n e , 

hence a w rite u p w ill not be a tte m p t­

ed u n til the la tte r has been seen.

b a ll team u n til D ecem b er firs t, 

and 

then he sa ys he d o e sn ’t kn ow w h a t 
he w ill do.

H A N G IT ON A. & M.

DR. A N D M rT * M E Z E S E N T E R ­
T A IN .

M A D E W I T H

H e n ry w ill re m a in w ith the 

foot- I 

*v/f r 30 Y e a r s t h e S t a n d a r d

On W e d n e s d a y even in g , from S to 

A L W A Y S E A S Y _

I. Dr. S. E . M ezes and w ife w e re

University 

Students, Attention!

I f yo u w a n t g o od L a u n d r y w o rk , the fa c t stares yo u tn th e fa c e that
yo u get th e best w o rk at

BOSCH E ’S TROY 

LAUN D RY,

9 0 6 C O N G R E S S A V E N U E .

W e L e t Y o u B e th e Ju d g e .

B O T H P H O N E S 73

t e x a s ,

&. M., TULANE, HOUSTON, TUESDAY

 J . 

lf 

flow ers, of G iddings, 

h**r 

(latishf*>r, Vilas 

M am ie 

, this a “*k ar 

th#* 

T h e ta

Th** 

in * r-*-,using p o p u la rity of the 

'M, t»i' <** 

suit 

the 

fa n cy 

vest 

has 

ture and 
, jio 
re-acted * i » n 
• holy namr** m usings; 
I isin**ss, so that. *j,.. 

I dights 

in sole ain

lait

Si I

lety a 

d 

f* Ho

a ship of 

on** 

that is p re e m in e n tly 

rim

is ’ ie us o b s cu rity , 

Thc-re arc 

or ram b lin g th o ugh ts, incoher* 

Hire more. 

H** 

is a 

lo ver of 

As 

for fin* n**w p oet’s 

fnu'

b****n influenced by 
wort h,

Mr Young - 

in sp ira tio n s are

ii. I T e n n y s o n ’s w o rk 

in 

th; 

has been th e in s p ira tio n of so 
.Mr. Y o u n g 's best w ork.

House

M O V IN G 

P IC T U R E S 

6 D ifferent R :ture» Each Night
A D M IS S IO N 10c,

MONDAY night 
AL. G. FIELDS 

GREATER MINSTRELS

T ry h im - he 

I v a n it y B a rb a r 
ton

is a good on-*. 
Shop. 

U n
J. VV. Ha m il

W ednesday rn 

(Hi]

\ld-*n V! ne Her 

was » ,ilied a, 

by th* 

sad me

of

tie 
rh** (I 

in L a i1' do. 
ith of

m*\**r b**for>* haze ...ore a ttra c tiv e pa-* flnrj 

tern s and s f y b s b *"u shown. T h e y 

jjfe 

vary in pri* *- from I- 50 up to fa bu* 

.Morrison 
iou a sum s, but Moore -v 
vests 
report, that th e ir 
ar** r ie- b**ar a* * IJ * •?■>. T h e y h ave ar. 

i t and 

I*- 

elegant s* I** tion *»f the hest 
m arker off**rs

this 

TUESDAY

Texan su b scrip tio ns due Dec* *09.

E le g a n t Paten t L- attn r Shoes i i 0*; 

Moore 

it M orrison.

nold ra th e r than B ro w n in g 
philosophy.

the 

* *■ ter

nm* 
ar t wr­

ang. 

‘HttCl 

.A 

she*
V ar- 

fault 

s and 

»her**

. “ na 

•' ork

1 bi? is |

saL 

. b# 

ar, j

»iil
t e
JI fief

is 

" i (de 

l**d Hour 

strlf*

and 

i
o ra in of 

itigs 

and sounding v a g a rie s s,

as

vv ell.

le s io n s of rh«

ii** 

IS 
im* s

in terested 

*-d through h is w o rk, T h is h 

as is 

shown 

en m ore than lik e ly from too 

f he

M ississip p i's

m oralizin g and philosophizing 

I great m any of th** w orst 

bi-

Mr

V OU Ii ii s 

diilosophy 

is

on.**ld- or this kin*! m ay be rem edied

red

heerless. 

T o him death m eans 

Far*

o ll)

w ell fore\ 
(re. 

Ii**

*r. and tar* \ ell ’ ami 

dIIo w s M atthew 

Ar

ful pointing 
is 

So a fte r a ll th* 
th** rn*** hanh s of w ritit 
;»<•• ti* a1 com po sitio n. 

not in 

in 

in 

his 

is mu* h s im ila rity bef a.-en the 

In th** pie es dealing mor*» directly 
with art th r. do th** r- f].-* five group 
id* poems, Mr, Young is at his best 
H 
is most at home and expr* »s s e s 
its the realm of * bassi 
inns* it best 
ai m yth and me*llev,ii rom.ime. Mss 
hief* st delight he finds In o 
ap ­
preciation and Interpretation of music 
iud po* try, * sp#** jai iv the works of 
su*di m asters os C hopin. S p e n ce r the 

K H /.a bet hans. C o lerid g e K e a ts 
Tennyson 
*sred 

and 
ii** is vert mu* h Inter* 
In the tal**s of King Arthur

>f M r. Young and th*- **arlier 
of K eats.

Tin* T« xas sonnets a re M r. \ 

lu tis t p roduction and 
p redictio n to say 

it 
,, 
that th e y wj 

is 

v irm ly 

re*-elveil by 

T**xans 

lo vers of p o e try e v e r y w her** an 

help to m ake f.*r th e ir a u th o r 

ar. pl a* •• am ong A m e ric a n - 

eers

H A N G 

I T O N A. A 

IM

H A N G IT ON

THE TIME TO BUY A SUIT

is N O W . You have a large stock to select 
Irom. and w e will appreciate the opportunity 
to S H O W Y O U

HART-SCHAFFNER AND MARX SUITS
$22.50 to $35.00 
O VER CO ATS
$15 to $35 
All Wool Suits, Big Value 

$15 to $18
I I 

l f 
t | ;, 
V' HMV. \: i.i I,.i I, 2 0 C 
.. - 2 0 C 
I 

l l ii 
I' I rn-- 3 5 C • $ 1.25 

I-.„ t I t , Ii M h l .. M n . l l , D r

S e e th e “ P e te J o n e s " V e s t, U n iv e r s it y C o lo rs

B O W E N & ST E B B IN S,
620 Congress Avenue 

 

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DRUG CO.

OO Congress Avenue.

t :.

rH *+ *H *

-^^♦^♦+♦+++++♦♦4 

Open A ll Night.

,,,,,,..... J

JZH. \TcITZ Tn of a l0,,g line of past e-'pe’i-« —

' e man wh0 s h a ve s h im se lf “ T H E T E X A N '

R A 2 0 R 

A trial is al! we ask. 

“ F a n c y .’

s ilv e r handle, p rice $1.75.

FU.V I * >I»I» U u M K D lA N

M R H A R R Y 

B E R E S F O R D

H A N G IT ON A. A M.

 

 

B efo re you ord er th a t N ew 

P a ll 1 

look our sam ples over 

Higgs

Suit, 
4 Co.

you n-*«*I ai overco at tot 

the 

I

iston 

'rip , d< . t fa il 

to see 

the

• A

m ilita ry co lla r effects that 

ire 

? .ii show n by * (s. ar Robin s<* ti, 
i are ss A venue.

, * * 4 

THC L A I CHINOSUCCOSOF TWO CONTINENTS

WHO’S

YOUR

FRIEND
j
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A OHI.I**111 Kl 

H Y H A R B Y VN h F.l» W A R H K A I I.- 
n»N VI TIK•!:> mf | H M IN M F . A M ) 
VI VNV < * I M KH IU * . II i I *

HOTEL SUTOR

e u r o p e a n p l a n .

Beet Caf# In the city. 

S u n d a y e ven ­

ing d in n e r* a sp ecialty.

t h e s t u d e n t s f r i e n o .

Dr. F. W. S m ith

D E N T IS T

■’’22 C ongress A venue, Opposite 
Book 

Avenue H o te l, O ve r K e lle r 's 
Store. A u stin . Texas.

S O M E O F

T h a t a

t h e 

f i r s t t h i n g s 

S T U D E N T N E E D S —

T rack S u it, B a th Robes, T o w els, P e n ­

Mrs N ,.jJ Caroth»*rs 

M
M iller M iss NT I Ii** Hatley 
th*- 
ii convention
V riton ai W e d nesday.

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M o rlti S ilv e r and Eld A llen 's Bar* 
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finest 

in the state.

Texan subscriptions due Dec. ' 09.

I* ti s

Wee loan K o d a k s to students. 

J o r 

dan. HIO Congress Avenue.

W e h ave just fe c e i1 

, . j some 

i; * * vv

G rey S u itin g s In til** 
that ar-- v e ry handson

Si Oft h -*ffei Is 

a* 

(•*>< or Kob-

it’,sot.. Tut C ongress V'

Low ney s F l u e C a n d ie s , at Mc Fad*

Mrs S a life W ood. 1934 S an 

A n ­
tonio announces th a t she has added 

-in extra table to her dining room, 

and now has room s and board 

for 

bree or four m ore students at 

l i d 

per m o n th - o ld phone l.isg.

T h e Ed u catio n classes o f Hr Far* 

rtn*Ton. w ere en tertain ed W ednesday 
af his home in H y d e P ark . A s s is t­

ing Hr and M rs F a rrin g to n , w.-r** 
Miss-s P ra th e r. Young. Garrison, and 
pleas 
F rro m 4 
Hr. Huzzah) 

to 

lug e n te rta in m e n t was tendered the 
this 
guests, who a lw a y * a n ticip a te 

annual event w ith g reat pleasure.

ca rd s h a v e b e e n re re iv ell 

bv 

a 

(leoph* here, antiottti* lug | 
nu iii ber of 
the m arriage of Miss J- san* M a u d ! 
W e a t h e r b y , 

to M r H e n r y VV*. Htfll- 
T h e y w iii live 

W. II, un. on VOV. a 

F i v e min.it** r**porr« of th** A. 4 M.- 

Texas gam** w ill b** r e l i v e d A* < 
a r it*)bitison"s.

Te*an su b scriptio ns due Oec. 1-09.

Mrs. N e il ( a n ith e r* . M isses F ra n k 

M ille r and N e llie D a n cy attended the 

'fat** C on ven tio n of th** it. A. R. 

in 

Cm A n to nio on W e d n esd a y. 
la y an ! F r id a y of this week.

Turs- 

C ig ars .md 

F in e Pip** To ba* * os. at

Al* Fadd**n’s.

I tou t f. ?*.;#•? 

if 

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ress Huns* 

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in or*l«-r r«> h ave Me in 

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«i» W a x ah a ch ie w here Mr S m itte n 
is 

tea* bing s* bool.

I P a M e n 's,

L o ts of student n ecessities.

at Mc

nants, 

G ym n asium 

Shoes, T e n n is 

Tan. B la c k , Gr**en, and B lu e Shoes 

Shoos. R a c k e t and N ets; you w ill 

-I 'hi, at Moore A Morrison.

In The South Atlantic Quarterly.

O R . H O M E R H I L L

P h y s i c i a n a n d S u r g e o n

I Mice bt Ii ami Congo*-.*. W efiiic 
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k n e w that right here am ong us 
hat.* a r**ai poet and one that 

*.* 
la 

is 

true 

ra p id ly becom ing recognized. 
I think 
it 
know
v e ry much about th*- n atu re of M r
us 
Y o u n g s work although a ll 

th at nom* of us 

of 

h a v e heard 

it praised . A n a b stra ct 

of Hr. P a y n e 's a rtic le should be o f 
the students.
in te re st to 

Mr. \ oung has a lre a d y published 

tw o 

volum es of verse, 

“ T h e B lin d

i M an 

at 

th** W in d o w ," and 

“ Gn»*u-

e v e re in Po etic D ra m a ." T h e 

la tte r 

poem d ia ls w ith a su b je ct that has 
tre a t.*«i by som** of rh** g re a t­
been 

est poets 

in 

lite ra tu re , 

but 

Mr.

C lu n g has developed some in cid en ts 

1,1 
m e re ly m entioned by 

life ut G n e u evre that 

rhe 

\v>*r.*
others 

H i* 

them e 

lo r e 

is 

the co n flict of 

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E a s y term s. Old in stru m en ts 
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in 

taken 

pianos rented . O ur phones 295. * *

Frank S. Tayl or I

♦♦♦♦♦♦■M - H - l l I I' l- M - M - M - M - M .;'

in a sen?.tis-* and 

flesh ami sp irit 
passionate nature.

B E N F. J O N E S , M
Oft ice and R e s id e n ce 308u 
Ave. O ffice hours it a. rn. to 

D
( ’on;* 
j > yt 

T in B lin d M an at the W in d o w " is 
in 

! volum e of short poems, six ty 

numb* r. T h e re ar** 

n ature poems

oi 
8,3 Congress Avenue.

MANAGER

„ 

A lso co n su ltatio n room j ar 

L'.CO 
H ou rs 4 to ti p. m. 

G ila Iglupe s i. 

and 

love songs, 

lite ra r y 

ly ric s 

and

ballads, 

r e fle c tiv e 

and 

personal

Old Phone _'»>3G 

N e w P h o n e S U

poems, them es from cla s sic a l m yth s 
poems 
and m ed ieval rom ance, and 

on occasio nal su b jects or topics of 
rile poem s are w ritte n in
the day. 

ii BACON & HANCOCK |
I

Plum bing and Ele ctric W o rk . 

the o rd in a ry ly r ic m easures and p a r­
is paid to the son- 
tic u la r atte n tio n 

IK’L W hile some of the 

lo ftie r of

them es are w ritte n 

in 

blank 

'h e 
v erst*.

Reading Lam ps, Shades and Supplies. Tungsten and

T an talu m Lam ps.

 

 

P h o n e . 193 I
nf

r ile nature 

ly r ic s ar.* set on the 

hum an 

. m otions esp**, ia lly th** m el­

a n ch o ly love m otive, and there is a 

foil*' Of s e n tim e n ta l gloom or 

lu x u r­

ious sa*!n* «kS w h ich dom inates 

the 

n ature and 

love poems. 

In 

these 

poems M r. Young seem s 

to 

h ave

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