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ROBBERIES

V ol. X X X IV

University Suit 
For Oil Claims 
Set for Monday

A d vancem ent of Case T o 
Civil Appeals Court 
Sought

ten 

P olice o fficia ls believed th a t the 
rob b eries o f sto res 
to 
clue 
the U n iv ersity 
and buildings 
in 
vicinity w as found when, late Sun­
day nigh t O ffice r E . P . M orrison, 
cam pus p olicem an, a rre s te d a Uni-

v e rsity stu d en t w ho, police said 
w as b reak in g into th e r e a r windov 
of th e Ja ck so n Je w e lry S to re , 61 
C on g ress A venue. O ffice r M orr 
son w as a ctin g as relief patrol 
man on the C on gress Avenue bea.

Action Appealed Student Assembly

e a s e Sequel 

to F a m o u s J Q 

J j j y g R e v i s e d 

“ M illion D ollar 

Suil 

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Constitution Soon

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] N cW Copies Note Changes
In Placing Candidates* 
Nam es on Ballots

Copies o f the C o n stitu tio n of 

the

P la n s fo r ad v an cem en t of 
su it of the S ta te of T e x a s in 
h alf of the U n iv ersity ag ain st th e 
R e ag an C ounty P u rch asin g C om ­
p any and seven o th er oil co m ­
p an ies, in which re co v e ry of $ 5 7 5 ,- 
0 0 0 allegedly p ast due ro y a lty a c ­
cru in g from p rod uction of oil from 
th e U n iv ersity ’s R eag an C oun ty 
land is sought, will be m ade by 
a tto rn e y s fo r the S ta te and the d e­
fen d an ts a t a c o n f e r e n c e th a t w as 
being n eg otiated M onday.

is 

in 

c e rta in 

“ T h ere a re 

A d v an cem en t of 

S tu d en t G overn m en t, which is is­
sued by the S tu d en ts’ A ssem bly, 
will be read y fo r d istrib u tion with 
in a week or ten days, A llan Shiv­
ers, p resid en t o f the s tu d e n t body, 
the 
said M onday. M aterial f o r 
th e ca se on
the
the hand s o f 
booklet 
th e d ocket of th e C o u rt o f Civil 
A p p eals, A ustin division, will b e jp r in te i . 
ch an ges 
sought a t the c o n fe re n c e , a c c o rd - 
intr to Ralph W . Y a rb ro u g h , a s sist- which will be made in th e hook. 
an; a tto rn e y g en eral, who is h and - The old plan of can d id ates’ nam es 
ling the case fo r th e S ta te . 
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T r i e d L a s t S p r i n g 
Lu, 
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ap p earin g j>n the ballot in th e or
I der in which th ey filed th e ir peti
r 
c o n will be changed to th e plan
L a s t sp rin g the case was tried 
° * d raw ing fo r the p laces on the 
r 
, 
in 
, 
in 
b e fo re 
Ninty-eighth District Court here ballot- ( Changes .r e .U o going to
or, pleas of p rivilege e n te re d by i b' mf d * .to t r y ‘ ° eh m m a te al!
v o tin g and frau d in an elec
th e oil com p an ies, 
o b tain tr ia l of the su it in T a r r a n t 
C o u n ty , resid en ce o f th e R e ag an * 
C o u n ty P u rch asin g C om pany, th e 
p rin cip al d efen d an t. The d istrict ;
c o u r t overruled the pleas, follow - 
i n g i h i c h un appeal w as tak en t o | m cnt Socle.ty ' vh,cl1 b" " * * * 1 t.w 
ta m e rs and le ctu re rs to th e Uni 
th e C o u rt of Civil A ppeals, w hose 
C han ges in th e con stitu 
ju d g m en t on the pleas o f p riv ileg e j * 1S1 *V 
e T e x a s S tu d en t Puhlica 
will lie final 
included,” Shiver 

om itted , 
m ade o f the C u ltu ral E n te rta in

“ All obsolete re fe re n c e s will be 
and m ention will be 

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.Judge J . I). M oore 

tio n ,” sta te d Shivers,

P u b l i c a t i o n s A f f e c t e d

th e ir de- i!on 01 ttl€

who sought to | 

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^cisio n , a long tria l of th e su it is 

tions will be 
added.

an ticip ated .

is p red icated upon 

A sequel to the fam ous “ million 
d o llar su it” p rosecu ted by fo rm er 
A tto rn e y G en eral Claude P ollard , 
thi 
th e suit 
sam e c o n tra c t th a t w as the basis 
o f th e fo rm e r suit but seeks to a d ­
ju d ic a te its term s ra th e r th an de-
term in e 
its validity, as was C o­
p oin t in th e o rigin al co u rt actio n .

Ju d g m en t o f $ 1 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 in f a ­
vor of the U n iv ersity fo r unpaid ! 
ro y a ltie s resu lted fro m th e orig- Plans 
inal su it, in which validity of the 
c o n tr a c t betw een 
and 
tain ed . C o n stru ctio n o f the term s ; 
le ft open, 
o f th e c o n tra c t w ere 
how ever, fo r subsequ en t a d ju d ica ­
tion.

tin oil com p an ies w as su s­

th e U n iv ersity j 

The book will be fr e e and the 
date on which the cop ies a re is­
sued will be announced la te r.

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Y. M. C. A. to Hold 
Round-Up for Men

Now U nder W ay 

F o r Annual Picnic

D efinite plans have been fo r­
annual 
m ulated fo r the fo u rth 
Y. M. C. A . freshm an round-up
which is to be held S a tu rd a y a f ­
tern oo n , O ctober 8. a t 3 o ’clock .
is

T he stu d en t, a 2 0-y ear-o ld bo 
fro m B ren h am , is being held b. 
the police on evid en ce th a t o ffice! 
say co n n ects him w ith th e ten rol 
b erios th a t have tak en p lace sine 
t 
S ep tem b er I. A rticle s 
have been tak en in variou s rol 
in his roon 
b eries w ere found 
to ti. 
police said. 
stolen a rticle s th e re w ere fo u r 
in his room a tire ch an g er, g la; - 
clo th -w rap p t , 
c u tte r , 
a 
billy.”

In addition 

a n d 

said 

P o lice said 

th a t stam ps takeu 
fro m the L ittle C am pus D orm itoi , 
S ep tem b er 8, w hen the boy gain e I 
e n tra n c e under p reten se of loot 
ing fo r a room , £ p d a billfold, 
which had co n tain ed $ 8 9 when 
the Jo rd a n -E lliso 
tak en 
C om p any, w ere found in his roon .
Officfers M orrison said he cam 
upon th e boy S un d ay night prying 
open a re a r window of th e J . A 
Ja ck so n Je w e lry C om pany. 
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Women’s Groups 
To Hold Tryouts

Sports O rganizations Give 
En trance Tests

T ry o u ts in B it and S pur, R a c ­

quet C lub, T u rtle Club, T ee Club, 
held 
and T e-W A A -H iss will he 

W ed n esd ay O cto b er 5, A m anda 

G ato u ra, ch airm an of 

the 

club 

co m m ittee, an nou n ced M onday.

Miss G ato u ra exp lain ed th a t all 

g irls 

in terested 

in any of th ese 

sp o rts clubs should tu rn in th eir 

n am es a t W om en ’s Gym nasium 

104 b efore the try o u ts are held, j 

D ates fo r O rchesis try o u ts will j 

be announced la te r.

I 
| try o u ts on 

B it and S p u r will co n d u ct 

its 
th e W oodlaw n Polo 

Field a t 4 :3 0 o ’clock W ed n esd ay .) 
th is 
To becom e a m em ber o f 
uh "one* m ust “ p i s T a p ra ctica l 
cl 
st which includes m o u n tin g die- 
te
g a its, position, 
m ou n tin g, 
aids, 
T he 
ami g en eral h orsem anship. 
the p ra c ti­
can d id ates who pass 
te s t will be given a w ritten 
cal 
th e o re tic a l quiz. T he club is led 
by R uth Roby.

th

in 

in 

T h e 

fresh m an 

rou n d -u p 

in which 

is the one 

150 e x -H i-Y i 

U n iv ersity $ 5 7 5 ,0 0 0 

R acq u et Club will s ta rt a lad­
A llegation is made in the pend­
ing action th at the oil co m p an ies! 
d er to u rn am en t W ed nesd ay on the
im p o rtan t iresh m an fu n ctio n I T w e n ty -fo u rth S tr e e t ten n is c o u rts
owe 
p ast due ro y alties since the d ate <>! l *u ‘ y e a r i It is esp ecially given j an(j w ^jj con tin u e fo r a m onth and
for the m ore 
than 
the original 
o f the ju d g m en t 
a h alf. A t the end o f this tim e 
m em bers and m em bers o f th e Y . 
su it, O ctob er 12, 1 9 2 8 , T he p ro ­
in 
the 2 0 highest 
M. ('. A . who enrolled in th e Uni­
in c o n tro ­
vision of the c o n tra ct 
th e lad d er will becom e m em bers 
v ersity this fall, but a n y freshm an 
the 
v ersy 
of the club, w'hieh is led by E u ­
m ay a tte n d .
m ethod by which the p rice to be 
gen ie Sam pson.
round-up
pail! for the oil is to tie com puted.
T he S ta te alleges th a t th e con - j is to enable all m em bers of these 
t r a c t re c ite s th a t the p rice shall o rg an izatio n s to m eet and know 
to* com puted by adding all of the j each o th e r in a p erson al way. 
posted prices of cru d e oil in the 
M id-Continent 
T e x a s , O klahom a, and K an sas, in stu d en ts, 
It 
o b tain in g the a v e ra g e p rice. 
is fu rth e r con ten d ed th a t the oil 
com p an eis added only th e d iff e r­
ing posted p rices, th ereb y low er-
the a v e ra g e p rice. T he 
m g 
com panies are resistin g the S ta te ’s T h ere will be no fee ch arg ed .
in te rp re ta tio n o f th e c o n tra c t. 

Raym ond Todd, as ch airm an o f 
a re a , com p risin g j th® co m m ittee w orking with new 
is in ch arg e o f all a r-
appointed
to help him.
T hose freshm en who plan a t- 
call
o i l ; by th e Y . M. C. A . and sign up.

try o u ts 
at 8 o’clock in the swim m ing pool 
of th e W om en ’s G ym nasium . The 
req u irem en ts to join the club a re 
tho know ledge of fo u r stro k es and 
th re e dives. Ju d g in g will be done 
by M ary P a rk h u rs t, sponsor of 
the clubs, A dele B arb isch . lead er, 
the club who 
and a m em ber of 
t h e 
will 
sponsor and th e lead er.

ran g em en ts. He has 
v ario u s com m ittees 

T ee Club will hold an 

T u rtle Club will hold 

la te r he appointed by 

T he purpose of 

round-up will 

ran k in g girls 

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j ten d in g 

th e 

th e 

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in v ita­
tion m eetin g a t 5 o 'clo ck on th e 
T w en ty -fo u rth S tr e e t g olf co u rse 
in g o lf. 
fo r all girls 
T ry o u ts will be held O ctob er 19 
and 2 6 .

in terested 

T e-W A A -H iss will also hold an

D e f e n d a n t s N a m e d 

D efen d ants in the su it with the 
R eagan C oun ty P u rch asin g C om ­
pany a re the Humble Oil and R e­
fin in g C om pany, the Hum ble Pipe 
L in e C om pany, th e B ig L ak e Oil |
C om pany, the To von Oil and Land 
C om panies o f T e x a s and D ela- * 
w are, the G roup N um ber One Oil J 
C orp oration and the G roup Num ­
b er Two Oil C orp o ratio n .

Auto W reck V ictim 

Shows Improvement

R uth W y a tt of M arsh all, who 
was in ju red in an au tom ob ile a c ­
cident sh o rtly a f t e r midnight S a t­
urday, is restin g well a t S t. D a­
vid's H ospital. Adine V aughan of 
T e x a rk a n a also received m inor in­
ju ries.

A tto rn e y 

A ssistan t 

G eneral 
Y arb ro u g h pred icted th a t tria l of
th e case would he 
th e S la te m u st prove th e posted , in ju ries con sist of s c ra tc h e s ab o u t
the f a c e and b ru ises on h er ch est 
and shoulders. Miss VaugHan re 
ceived cu ts ab o u t th e fa c e .

fo r {s e rio u s as was firs t supposed. H e r ! 

(C on tin u ed on P ag e T h re e )

len gth y, 

The First College Daily in the South

A U STIN , T E X A S , T U E S D A Y , O C TO BER 4 , 1932

Q ueer people, 

these 

fresh -

men.
A 

sen io r, 

alm ost but n o t 
quite, who w as lounging in a 
the 
second 
E n g in e erin g Building was a p ­
proached by a lowly frosh .

flo o r window o f 

“ W h a t’s 

th a t building o v er 

th e r e ? ” th e slime inquired.

“ Oh, 

th a t 

is 

the new P h y ­

sics B u ild in g,” he was told.

is a d an d y .”

“ S u re 
“ Y e a h .”
Silen ce ensued fo r a b rief in­
terv al, then th e freshm an, u n ­
able to quell his n atu ral eu rios- 
ty , pointed to th e o b se rv a to ry 
tom e and cam e back with th is 
q u estio n :

“ W h a t’s 

the 

idea o f having 
larg e v en tilato r up on 

>uch a 
to p ? ”

leal Owen 
Serve as Drum 
Major for Year

Sororities And 
Fraternities To 
Make Pictures

Cactus Staff Starts W ork 
On Picture Sections 
Of Book

Begin This Week

A rrangem ents Should Be 
Made at Business 
O ffice

Individual p ictu res of 

f r a t e r ­
n ity and s o ro rity m em bers a re 
to he m ade fo r the 1 9 3 3 C a ctu s 
beginning this w eek, acco rd in g to 
an an n o u n cem en t y esterd ay from 
'h e o ffic e rs of the T e x a s S tu d en t 
P u b lication s, Inc.
A rran g em en ts 

these p ic­
tu re s are to be m ade by re p re ­
sen tativ es o f the v ariou s f r a t e r ­
are
n ities and so ro ritie s who 
asked to call a t the C actu s bus­
iness o ffice , B . H all 1 1 9 , as soon 
fo r 
as 
th eir o rg an isatio n s give 
mal au th orizatio n fo r this repro 
sen tation .

fo r 

May Elected 

to Advisory 

B o ard ; P eavy Named 
Sponsor

T he re p re se n ta tio n fee. covet­
in g co sts o f en g rav in g , prin ting 
is payable a
and p h otograp h y, 
C a ctu s o ffice when the ached 
Neal Owen w as chosen to serv e uje f o r th e p ictu re s b arran g ed 
is drum m a jo r o f th e L on ghorn E a c h f r a t e r »oity and so ro rity wil 
the advisory board of be assigned c e rta in days on which 
3an d by 
he organ ization 
th<
Monday n igh t. He 
n both the Daniel B ak er and the | 
erne n ary g am es. 

a m eetin g j th e ir m em bers m ay *call at 

j tiats, in d esigning th e new Cae-

led the hand studio fo r sittin g s, 

a t 

j

Jolin M ay was elected m em ber L ug) have arra n g e d fo r a new and

tf'J" j still m ore a ttr a c tiv e 

layo u t of 
the fraternity and so ro rity pages. 
" h e n ^ J a c k j E a ch page will include individual
p ictu res of all m em bers, a new 
the c h a p te r house, a 
p ictu re o f 
new draw ing of the pin cu t, ros­
ters of m em bership, pledges, and 
: o ffice rs, and o th e r p ertin en t m a ­

teria!.

>f the ad visory boat ii by a 
a lm o u s vote ol th e hand. H e f t “ s 
he v aca n cy cre a te d 

erm . The o th er m em bers of the 
»oard a re F ra n k S ta ffo rd , c h a ir- 
n an, and Jo h n S axo n .

The position o f fresh m an ad ­

to W aym on P e a v e y J 
visor w ent 
without opposition. H e will have j 
h arge of th e ed u cation of all the ! 
in 
first y e a r men 

the band.

The ad v isory b oard voted 

to 
th e C om m u n ity C hest by 
in G regory G ym nasium 

assist 
claying 
O ctober 16.

H a r ry W a rfe l. 

of 
D rake U n iv ersity 8 0-p iece band

d ire c to r 

la|,t yeaf ’ s a t in and played with 

ha? d at th « M° " d ay 

Fraternity Uses 
Advisor Scheme

Student to Supervise W ork
Q f Phi G am m a Deltas
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\^ jth th e an n o u n cem en t of the 

ingtalIation of HoraCe A S a n try ,
the U n iv e r­

scholarship a d ­
in ­

sity , as o fficial 
viser, Phi G am m a D elta has 
au g u rated a new 
U n iv ersity o f T e x a s . S a n try r e ­
ceived his b ach elo r of a rts d eg ree 
the U n iv ersity of K an sas 
from 

idea a t The

h earsal, a cco rd in g to B en P a k - , 
is a fo rm e r 
,n son, p resid en t. He 
m em ber of Siiusa s B an d . and w as p rad u ate stu d en t in 
l a t e r on th e f i n e a r t s f a c u lt y at 
the U n iv e rs ity o f N e b ra s k a 
e ig h t y e a rs .

f o r j 

W a rfe l is now located in A us­

tin and will 
m ents a t th e T e x a s 
Music.

te a c h band 

in s tru - j 
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T exan Staff M ember 

! last y e a r.
T he 
last j
spring to tr y ou t the id ea, fir s t
slartcd by the chapter a5 t hoj
Stricken at Home U n iv ersity of O klahom a. Schools 
j in th e E a s t a re using th e sam e

f r a te r n ity 

decided 

________ 

r f a /I 

O i 

I . 

o f ! 

d ire c t 

is a m em ber 

H edges, a fo rm e r 

th e e ff o rts o f t h e

H ow ard H edges, D aily T e x a n « h « « n e . 

purpose of th e ad -
n ig h t ed ito r, su ffered a sligh t a t- ; v iso r is to en co u rag e scholarship 
tack of ap pen d icitis while he w as 
visiting a t his home a t C ollege m em bers in c o r r e c t ch ann els. S an - 
t r V w a* selected by n ation al o f-
S tatio n fo r th e w eek-end. 
stu d en t o f fleers a t th e f r a te r n ity con vention 
T e x a s A. & M ., is a ju n io r in t h e ! in D etro it th e la tte r p a r t of Ju n e . 
U n iv ersity . H e 
S a n try is also a m em ber o f Phi
the L on gh orn Band and a s tu d e n t! B e ta K ap p a, w as ed itor o f 
in the d e p a rtm e n t o f jo u rn alism . 1 931 A ll-A m erican “ Ja v h a w k e r.”
j th e yearb o o k o f 

th e U n iv ersity
o f K an sas, w as asso ciate e d ito r 
in 1 9 3 0 , belongs to S ach u m , th e
S tan ley Irv in e, fo rm e r stu d en t 
“ Ja y h a w k e r” a d ­
Owl 
the U n iv ersity , has received 
in 
t h e 
v isory h oard , P a c h a c a m a c , 
o rd ers to re p o rt to Randolph Field
board of pub lication of th e “ S o u r
in San A n ton io fo r p rim ary tr a in ­
Irv in e received his b ach elo r Owl,” h um or m ag azin e, P en and 
ing. 
m d m a ste r o f scien ce d eg rees in S croll, S igm a D elta Chi, and w as 
th e A rth u r J . 
ele ctric a l en g in eerin g 
i B oynton sch olarsh ip in econ om ics.

-o_ 
E X - S T U D E N T T O F L Y

the recip ien t o f 

fro m th e 

S o ciety , 

t h e

C an d id ates fo r a s s em b ly in th e 
fall e le ctio n , which will tak e place 
T u esd a y , O c to b e r 18, will be at-’ 
lowed to m ake a n n o u n ce m e n t of 
their q u a lific a tio n s and p la tfo r m s 
throug h 

the columns 

o f T h e

92 Try Out For 
Membership In
Dramatic Club

New Curtain Club Rules 
P ut Applicants On 
Probation

v e rs ity student 

d en ts tr ie d ou t 
the C u rta in Cl 

rn

u
for m em bership 

lh M onday nil 

a cco rd in g 

to 

I 

rn e st H 

I i l ­

I here 
r e c to r . 
set f o r fin a l 
ji 
hut an n o u n ce m 
as soon as puss
< 
its 
S i n c e 
throu g h 
the p 
has been compt 
up o f a cto rs , 
istation o f 
the 
nor.-, the e xe cu 
ing w as only < 
ter work.
T h e 

revise! 
elu des in th e rn 

has beer

■v.

ly a 
w i t 
c a rd

no lim e 
he said, 
he made

n 
a n d 
the club 
■up made 
the real- 
f gover- 
tha* a c t - 
o f f h e a­

con;

rn 0 -n 

in­
st ti de nts

•rn
I i n te re s te d in other 
co n n ecte d with pl® 
C h a n g e s

A mo rig the
the new com
inat ion of a
tho sui.st it ut
tem in it.' pl
Form er
out.
p m

■Iv 
rnry 
stem 
in. lid

ru

NS I -1

M a d ii

t i ' V I

?d rn 
elim- 
and
I G I 
>f a m e rit sys 
M u nster pointe! 
e old s y s tem in 
id fin a l try o u ts
or.
nu

UH:

f o r
e am ount o f 
‘cliv e can di­
rt, Un,, ,rl tm*.
fie D oa:a tox 
c e rta in r u m ­
en made, the 
p ro b atio n a ry 
* p a r t in the 
lur ta in Club. 
been 
try member 
I a her by the 
f governors.

have 

b eco m es a 

d irectio n s . A f te i a - 
b er o f points hav e be 
stud ent 
m e m b er an d can taki 
pro d u ctions o f the C 
A * to: m o re 
points 
made, the probation® 
beco m es an a ctiv e int 
vote o f th e board o 
T h is s y s tem will enlai 
mg r a n g e and th e nu 
the club will ru>t bt 
fo rm e rly has b een, 
T h e chit! r o f f i c e r

lim ited 
M ■} a s te r 
f o r this

ip of 
as ii 
sa id. 
te r m 
[dent,
a re M artin K irsch , vice p 
and K a th e rin e M a rsh a ll, s e c r e ta ry . 
o f f i c e r s the 
the 
hi ad dition 
board o f g o v ern o rs inclu des Ted 
L ew is Moody, Horton S m ith , Ruth 
B ro w n , an d Dale Bowden.

to 

On the c o m m itte e f o r th e d raw ­
ing up o f the c o n s titu tio n were 
Dale Bow den. K a t h e r i n e Mur-hal:. 
R uth W heela n, Mary Aden E v e r ­
e tt, L e e T h o m a s, 
and Horton 
C
S m ith . 
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to 
A m o N ow otnv, assistant 
the dean o f men, is fa c u lty 
-u- 
p ervisor of the C u rta in Club. 
T h e o r g a n iz a tio n held t h e i r f i r s t 
try o u ts o f the y e a r 
last night 
in Z Hall. N inety -nin e applied 
f o r m e m b ership to the club.

First Banquet 
Held Monday By 
Men’s Glee Club

W ith Social A ffair
A t D risk ill

T h e U n iv ers ity M en’s G lee Club 

held its firs t b anqu et o f th e yea* 

Monday n ig ht at the Driskill Hotel
Nine! v

new m e n ;ut

in honor 

m em bers

we

pre; >ni
'ii

Conrad P ath 

as

toil 51 - 

m aster. He introduced 

Ing s p e a k e r s : Horton Si 

itl

olio w - 

presi- 

d ent o f the club, who 

welcom ed 

the new m e m b e r s ; Geo 

ge C larke, 

p re s id e n t;

a f o r m e r 
S c h ra m m , dill 
W . Zivley, m a n ag e r,

G ilb e r t E 
J C h a rle s

in

J a c k s o n C o x 

and B u r t Dyke 
gave a whistling duet;. Dyke and
P a th played sev eral nu m bers on 
the ukelele. P ath also gave sev eral 
piano n u m bers.

T h e o f f i c e r * were well pleased 
over the la rg e a tte n d a n c e , and a n ­
ticip a te a very 
y ea r, 
Zivley said.

successful 

T h e club will hold it.- firs t full 
7 

re h e a rs a l T u esd ay night 
o’clock in Z Hall 7.

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Ex-Student Dies 
Ip Hospital Here

Coffee 

Funeral Services 

Held Sunday

Arthur B . C o f f e e . J r . , e x -stu - 
dent o f th e U n iv ersity and a t t o r -
ney of A u stin, died in a loca l hos- G i r l s C h o o s e N e w 
pital S a tu rd a y . 

p i 

i

 

I 

i
W e e U l U D L e a d e r s

i

— •—•—

L eis T h o m p s o n was 

Mr. C o f f e e was horn in B u r n e t ; 
F e b r u a r y 6, 1 8 9 9 , and moved to J 
elected 
Austin w hen he was 13 y e a rs old. j 
He atte n d e d T h e U n iv e rs ity o f J presid ent 
and May M iller was 
T e x a s and gra d u ated with the law elected business m a n a g e r o f Hie
class o f 1 9 2 4 , Nine y e a r s ago he 
U n iv ersity Girls" Glee I I u!
the
P ro c to r were 
and Miss B e r t h a 
f ir s t b usiness m e e tin g Monday at 
married. F o r several y e a rs hi* had 
in Z Hall. O th e r o f f i ­
5 o ’clock 
been serving as a t t o r n e y f o r the 
c e r s 
vice 
P r o c to r 's C o m p e n sa tion 
J. 
p r e s i d e n t : 
J a n e B la n d , a s s is ta n t 
Claims S e rv ice.
b usin ess m a n a g e r, and M ary K. 
D ech erd , 

He is survived by his w ife, tw o 
b ro th e rs , W. B. C o f f e e o f blous­
on, and A. P. C o f f e e o f T u lsa, 
O k lah o m a; a sister, Mrs. U, G.
Hardison o f Colo rado C i t y ; and b usbies m e e tin g \ hic!: will
his p a re n ts , Mr, and M rs, A. B.
C o ffe e .

A b anqu et will he held some 
tim e this week. T h e d e f i n i t e date 
the next
will be a nno unced 

held Wed ne 
Hal

inclu de P e g g y A y er, 

lib raria n .

day

E. 

at 

F u n e r a l serv ices w ere held a t i 
the T hurlow j

5 o ’clock Sunday at 
B. Weed F u n e r a l Home. Dr. H. Council to Di scuss
( ’. G a rr is o n , pasto r o f 
tht C e n ­
tr a l C h ristia n Ch urch, o f fic i a te d .

Rushing Regulations

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

ed itorial s ta f f and the ar- j N ew

M embers H onored 

open m eetin g a t 5 o ’clock in W o- U n iversity la s t Ju n e . 
m en ’s G ym nasium 4 fo r g irls in- j 
in cam p in g and hiking.
forested 
W en da Davis will preside a t th e 
m eetin g.
 

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INDIAN POTTERY HOUSED 

IN ANTHROPOLOGY MUSEUM

Miss W yat t s con dition is not as R o f a r u {""''IiiFi I n

_ 
Benedict and Smith

_

asso cia te 

th e U n iv e rsity , and 

D r. H. Y . B en ed ict, p resid en t 
E . G. 
o f 
of 
Sm ith, 
m ark etin g, will talk a t th e m e e t­
ing of the R o ta ry Club to d ay at 
1 2 :3 0 o ’clock a t the Driskill H o­
tel.

p ro fesso r 

Dr. B en ed ict will talk on “ The 
E d u catio n al V alu e o f F o o tb all in 
the U n iv ersity in th e T ra in in g ot 
th e B od y,” and Mr. Sm ith will 
speak on “Crowd P sy ch o lo g y ,” or 
influ 
the 
in sp iration o f crow ds, 
en ce of a th le tic m usic, ch eer lead 
ing, and v isitors on school spirit 
and health in th e U n iv ersity .

B oth girls are resid en ts o f S co t- 
I ( ish R ite D orm itory. T h ey w ere 
in a c a r w ith Raym ond 
riding 
Rapp and Joh n S h effield , both of 
Austin, when the c a r h it a tre e . 
The a ccid en t o ccu rred ab o u t 1 2 :3 0 
o’clock a t th e c o rn e r o f Seven- 
, teen th S tr e e t and C on g ress A ve- 
i nue. S heffield su ffe re d a broken 
.slightly c u t 

nose, and Rapp was 
ab o u t the neck and shoulders. 

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Benedict Addresses

Group on Education

.» 

..

C L U B M E E T S T U E S D A Y

P re s e n t Day Club will m eet at 
I o ’clock to d ay a t the University 
C om m ons, A rn a n d a G ato u ra, 
p resid en t, an n ou n ced . The m eet 
ing will he held to discuss busi­
ness m a tte rs, and ail m em bers are 
req u ested to a tte n d .

E m p h asizin g the need fo r both 
train in g and e d u c t i o n , 
relig ion s 
P resid en t H. Y . B ened ict gave his 
annual ad dress to m em bers o f th e 
N ew m an Club S unday m orning a t 
the New m an Club room s, 2 0 1 0 
G uadalupe S tre e t. P r e s i d e n I 
B en ed ict told of th e n ecessity of
ed u catio n in the p e rfo rm a n ce o f 
citizen ship duties, v o t‘*a t i o n a I 
“ L a f f N ite ,” a v ariety p ro g ram , 
tra in in g , and the en larg em en t o f 
p erso n ality , and showed th e r e la - 1 w ill be pre.-onted by the Y oun g
F ir s t
tionship betw een 
religion in m eetin g tin* problem s j M ethodist C h u rch ton ig h t at 7 :3 0
o f m odern so ciety. 

7. . .
IO B E G IV E N

ed u cation a n d ; People’s 

7" 
P L A Y S 

division of the 

I o’clock .

0 

edly
ies.

used 

in 

religiou s cerem on -

The rodm an has vanished but 
his p o tte ry lin g ers on, as shown 
by the display of Indian p o tte ry
, 

.* 

M ending o f pots co n s titu te s one 
, of the m ost d ifficu lt task s in th e
in the an th ro p o lo g y m useum lo- j d ep artm en t o f an th ro p o log y. The
cated on the fo u rth flo or o f VS ag- w ork is p ain stak in g, h ours being 
tak en to fit sm all pieces to g e th e r.
g en er H all. 
found
There 
, whole, but in m ost cases th ey a re
fraK m e^ s> o ftl,n as

pots, m ostly d iff e re n t in s.ze end ^

thousand S om etim es th e 

sev eral 
. 

p ots a re 

 up 

a re 

. . . . 

,n 

„ 

. 

, 

T h e 

then 

to g e th e r. 

cem en ted 

fra g m e n ts 

in size from one 

p ots sm an a g a sq u are inch. T he fr a g - 
design, on display. 
inch to m e n t a l p arts are f ir s t assem bled 
ran ge 
The 
two fe e t in h e ig h t; ami in thick- 
ness fro m a q u a rte r to a ten th edges and c ra c k s a re sm oothed 
of an inch. Som e o f the p o ttery and filled w ith plastic wood and 
is m ade of fin e c la y , o th ers o f a cu t to the c u rv a tu re of the pot. 
tho Finally the pots a re colored and 
ooor g ra d e , depending upon 
locality of th e trib es. T h ic k n e s s : placed on d isplay. P u ttin g these 
to g e th e r 
if the pot in d icates its g rad e o f m any sm all 
May; a pot o f fin e clay will b e 1 is som ew hat of a m ag ical w ork 
small in th ick n ess. The pots w ere as w ords a re said over th em , 
from 
ised in cook in g, s to rin g of food , 
md fo r cerem o n ial purposes. O v e r ! the e astern and n o rth e a ste rn sec- 
Som e few a re 
a dozen pipe 
Re- 
bowls have also been u n earth ed , sev eral hundred y e a rs old. 
the A n th rop olog y S o ciety
A stu d y o f the d esigns en ligh t- sen t one crew to th e Red R iver 
the people, region and one alon g the c o a s t of 
ens 
in se a rch o f Indian pot- 
urovides an in d ication of th e ir cu l- T e x a s 
tu re, and aid s in th e classificatio n j te ry . M any of th e pots a re ob- 
tam ed fro m Indian g r a v e s and in 
of th e pots. One in te re stin g p ot 
n o rth east T e x a s ch arred pecans, 
rem inds one o f the p aw n b rok er’s 
aco rn s, g rain s, and o th e r foods 
em blem . T h ere a re th re e round
w ere found in the pots.
bulbs a t the base, each co n n ected 
to th e o th e r by a tu b e ! th e tu b es 
m eet a t th e top to form an open 
This vessel w as undoubt-
neck. 

is 
P ro fe s s o r Ja m e s E . P e a rc e 
head o f th e d e p artm en t of a n th ro ­
pology.

Cust oms Indicated 

th e cu stom s o f 

tions o f T e x a s . 

and pipe 

P o ts a re 

larg ely 

cen tly 

stem s 

tak en 

around the 
perip nr!th th* 

buzzard

H ave you 

h eard ab ou t 

the 
fresh m an at R O B ’S who took a 
box of cookies as h er sh are of the j 
p icn ic?

As a last re s o rt the P I P IU S 
b rou gh t D A P H N E G RISH A M 
b ack to cam pus.

G en eral sen tim en t on th e c a m ­
to M AI - 
re c e n t 

p u s— C o n g ratu latio n s 
R IC E M A D ER O on his 
C O W B O Y election .

red 

Have you m et tin' th re e a t t r a c ­
h eads, K A T H E R IN E 
tiv e 
C A R N R IK E , M A R Y L O U IS E 
R H O D E S, and J O S E P H IN E O R R ?
th e new 
living 

W e w onder w hy all 
tr a n s f e rs and pledges a re 
a t the P I P H I house?

The Z E T A S a re to be c o n g r a t­
ulated as being ch arm in g h ostess­
es at th e ir open house.
luck 

LA M B D A 

Best 

the 

to 

C H IS.

L a tin-Am erican Club 
Will Meet W ednesday

The L a ? in -A m erican Club will 
m eet W ednesday a t 8 o’clock to 
elect o ffice rs. The m eetin g will 
the N ew m an Club 
be held a t 
room s. 2 0 1 0 G uadalupe.
E v a Hussy G arcia, 

s e c re ta ry , 
req u ests that all old m em bers he 
pre sen t. T h e new L a tin -A m erican 
students a re invited to a tte n d the 
m eeting.

13 S T U D E N T S IN H O S P I T A L

in 

Seton 

T h irteen stu d en ts w ere on the 
hospital list M onday. Ja m e s S a m ­
son was 
In firm ary 
and Ruth W yne, Jo e A rnold, Da­
F m f red B arn es, 
vid M cK illar, 
and J . lf. W ooten w ere in th e S t. 
th e S c o t­
David’s H osp ital. A t 
tish Rite D orm itory. Adine V augh­
an, G ladys Sim pson, P at C ayo, 
C ory n n e Allen and R u .h F a r r in g ­
by physicians. 
ton w ere visited 
Home visits w ere made to Mildred 
W inans and Joh n W righ t.

Ch ang! s in ru s h in g and pledg 
ing rules and re g u la tio n s will bt 
the param ount s u b je c t u n d e r dis- j 
cuss ion a t the firs t m e e tin g o f the j 
I n t e r f r a t e r n i t y C ouncil to n ig h t a t] 
6 15 o ’clock , V. I. Moore, dean o f 
stu d e n t 
The 
m e e tin g will be held at t h e Phi 
111 West 
D e lta 
T w e n ty -t hii d S t ret t.

life, said M onday. 

T h e ta house, 

P aul C o tulla, c h a irm a n o f the 
f r a t e r n it y division o f 
the Fire 
side F o ru m , will o u tlin e ’ he plans 
f o r the co m in g y e a r.

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H ousebreaker Steals 

Student’s Jew elry

L e o n a r d S m ith , U n iv e rs ity 

' i n ­
d en t, who lives at 6 1 2 1 C o n g r e s s 
several 
w as 
p iece s o f sm all 
je w e l r y Sunday 
night.

robbed o f $5 and 

The t h i e f or thieves got in bv 
b r e a k i n g out a s c r e e n some tim e 
b etw ee n 8 anti 
IO o ’clock while 
Sm ith w as [attending chu rch.

P olice w ere n otified hut no a r 

rest has been made.

* meet with the 

F R E S H M A N G I R L S E L E C T
Cap 

anil Gown C ouncil will 
fre s h m a n girls* 
class this a fte r n o o n a t 5 o ’clock in 
Biological L a b o ra to r y 12 fo r the 
j election of fre sh m a n o f f ic e r s , a n * 
: pounced E liz a b e th G re e n , cou ncil 
hundred 
i president. About one 
i f i f t y girls a rc expected to ho pn*- 
i sent.

The W eather

T e m p e ra tu re ; 8 8 , 

T o d ay ; co oler.

No. 15

Daily T e x a n , B ob B a ld rid g e , edi­
tor, said Monday.

in 

than 2 0 0 w ords 

A n n ou n cem en ts m ust n o t be 
len g th 
m ore 
and m ust be ty p ew ritten , d oub le- 
spaced. The a rticle s m ust include 
no m aterial e x ce p t the q u alifica­
tions and p latfo rm s of th e can d i­
d ates. A n nouncem ents may o r m ay 
h alf 
not be accom p an ied by a 
colum n c u t o f th e individual, Full 
colum n c u t will n o t be acce p te d .
All an n ou n cem en ts m u st be in 
th e T e x a n ed ito r,
the hand- o f 
B. Hall IOU by 7 o’clo ck , o f th e 
night p re ce d in g the d ay listed fo r 
the a n n o u n c e m e n ts to a p p e a r. No 
a n n o u n c e m e n ts will he run 
la te r 
than the date scheduled f o r th e ir 
ap p earan ce. No excep tio n s will be 
made.

i p rin tin g o f p olitical 

T h e schedule of d a te s f o r th e 
a n n o u n c e -
as 

in
ht, rn ants o f can d id ates w ill be 
(Ii-1 follow s:

O c to b e r 7 — C a n d id a te s 
assem bly 
the de- 
fr o m 
o f jou rn alism , 
iv, O c to b e r 
s — < aruli- 
m the Graduate Schoo l. 

F rid a y , 
r 
the 
irt m ent 

Saturdi 
; co 
ite s 
a ..,
S u n d a y , 

9 — ( andi- 
Ceti her 
d ate s f r o m the C olleg e o f E n g i ­
neering.

T u es d a y , O c to b e r 

l l — C andi­
th e School o f E d u ­

fr o m 

dates 
cation.

W ed n esd a y, O c to b e r 1 2 - -C an­
didates from the S ch o o l o f B u si­
ness Administrut ion.

dab

T h u r d ay, O c t o b e r 1 3 — < andi- 
fro m th e Schoo l of Law . 
lay, O c to b e r 

1 4 — C and i- 
s fr o m th e College of P h a r- 

Tri

oat
n acy.

S a tu rd a y , Get! 
fro m 

randidates 
Vita and S c ie n c e s .

b e r 15— W om en
the C o lleg e of

Sunday. O c to b e r 16— Men v an - 
iid a te ss fro m th e C ollege o f A r t s 
md S cie n ce s .

The b allot is as f o llo w s :
A r t s a n d S c ie n c e * 
e m en and 
leered.

Thin

to b

th re e wom en 

Jo h n W hitm an 
Irv in g Israel 
Allan D. W alk er 
B o b M orrison 
F ra n k McDonald 
D. B, H ardem an J r . 
Seawillow H altom 
M arjorie S u tto n 
S ch ool o f B u s i n e s s A d m i n i s t r a t i o n 
Two men and one woman to he 

e lected .

B e n A. P a rk in so n 
H ora ce lh S m ith 
Bill Y a rb o ro u g h 
D e p a r t m e n t of J o u r n a l i s m

One to be elected.

Nelson F u ller 
Mildred Cooke 
J xy Hall 
S ch oo l of Law- 

Th re e to be elected .

H a rr y H arin gton 
Hale Schaleben 
J o e L o ck e tt 
L u th er Hudson 
D enver P erk in s 
C o llege of E n g i n e e r i n g 

Four to he, elected.

.Joe “ R ed” S h e r ra rd 
M arshall W alk er 
C l a r i e s ( S o n n y ) Baiikhead 
Sch ool of E d u c a t i o n

*

One to b e elected.

Louise L a ttim e r 
C o ll e g e of P h a r m a c y

One to b e Me ted.

J a c k B ra n n o n
G r a d u a t e S ch oo l

One to be elected.

Jo h n Malcolm F o r e m a n

Newcomers Honored 
A t Y .W .C .A . P arty

One hundred tw en ty -fiv e fre sh ­
men girls a n d tra n s fe rs atten d ed 
the an nu al w elcom ing p a r t y spon­
sored by th e cab in et and fa cu lty 
m em bers o f the Y, W . CL A. The 
p arty was held Monday night in 
the g irls’ stu d y hall.

Mary Lyn n Young, s e c r e t a r y o f 
the Y. W . C. A,, led th*, en te r­
T h e p rog ram con sist­
tain m en t 
ed o f 
the follow in g: a 
g i t -a c ­
quainted g am e, vocal selectio ns by 
Seawillow H altom , accom panied 
by F ra n c e s Mac B ra n d e n b u rg h , 
accord ion num bers by Don Mc­
Call, a oarnpus-e.vuninatiou gam e, 
v i ol i n solos by G ra c e Ayees, a c ­
com panied by Miss d ran d en b u rg - 
; cr, in tro d u c tio n o f the Y. W . C. A.
> cab in e t m em b ers, and s h o r t talks 
by K e ttle I o b Randalls and \nnie 
Lei M arshall. R e fr e s h m e n ts w ere 
the pro- 
th e end et* 
served at 

j gram ,

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

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1932

HAROLD TEEN—D I R T Y W O R K A T THE SODA FILLING S TATIO N

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L ESSO N S IN FO O TB A LL GAM ES

G o tv a f o o tb a ll p m c f o r th e grood of y o u r soul,
adviso* A lo n zo S ta g g , head coach o f the U n i v e r ­
sity o f Chicago. Y o u th , he th in k s , c a n g e t as sound 
m o r a l g u id a n c e f r o m w a tc h in g f o o t b a l l as from
goinf 

to S u n d a y school.

ii.' o n c e s u g g e s te d t h a t a co d e o f eth ic s be built 
u p on a b asis o f f o o tb a l l s p o r ts m a n s h ip , t h a t w ould 
by s u i t a b l e fo r a n y o n e , old o r y o u n g , to u se a s t h e i r 
d e h o o k in th e c o n d u c t of life. N o w he h as f o r m ­
te n c o m m a n d ­
u la te d such a c o d e , a r r a n g e d 
m e n ts. w hich he h a s g iv e n to th e A m e r i c a n m a g a - 
z ne. I t r e a d s a s f o llo w s :

in 

1. K e e p y o u r m in d a n d b o d y a l e r t . P ra ctice 

s e lf - c o n tr o l at all time-*.

2, B r tr u e , s q u a r e a n d h o n e s t. D o n ’t lie. D o n ’t 

ch at. K eep y o u r w o r d . D o n ’t be a t a t t l e - t a l e . 

•

P e r f o r m y o u r ow n jo b j u s t a 
li t t l e b e t t e r 
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1932

News
BULLETINS

Japan to Quit League of Nations 
If Body Accepts Lytton Report

Publication of the Lytton report, severely condemning Ja p a n ’s mili­
tary adventure in Manchuria, precipitated the most serious crisis in 
the twelve-year history of I.( ague of Nations Monday 
If the League 
accepts the Lytton commission findings, participated in by the United 
States, and attem pts to act upon them, Japan in all probability will 
cancel her membership. 
— ...... .................... ....
126th District Court Monday al­
though Judge W. F. Robertson ex­
pressed the opinion the trial should 
be held in abeyance until the su­
preme court has acted.

If the dominant European pow­
ers— Great Britain, France and 
Italy— attem pt to shelve the r e ­
port to prevent Japan from with­
drawing they will meet bitter o p ­
position from the Smaller powers 
and 
the ensuing battle may do 
much to destroy the League’s pres­
tige.

♦ ------- 

The Tokyo government served 
notice today that it would ignore 
the major findings of the Lytton 
commission. China, on the other 
hand, will accept the report though 
disappointed with many 
of its 
conclusions.

If the League of Nations acta 
on the Lytton report on Man­
churia in the same spirit in which 
it was written, Japan will with­
draw from the League of Nations.
This declaration was contained 
in a statem ent issued by the fo r­
eign office today, which severely 
criticized the report.
communique 

added that 
should Japan quit the League, it 
would also o p p o s e the actions of 
in connection with 
the League 
unbending de­
Manchuria wit’ 
termination.

The 

LONDON, Oct. I.— The Lytton 
report on Manchuria was- “ wise 
and fair,” according to Hie gen­
eral 
the 
press today.

view of officials 

and 

Ii is believed Secretary of State 
Stimson will receive support 
if 
he presses for an early Sino-Jap- 
anese conference to effect final 
settlement.

C hurches Seized?

MEXICO CITY, Oct. 3 .— A 
threat 
the 
that all churches of 
Roman Catholic faith in M exico; 
would be rn ized and turned into 
schools and factories, if the anti- 
Mexican attitude 
Pope 
should continue, had been Issued 
by President Rodriquez today.

of the 

The president termed 

the re ­
cent paper encyclical of Pope Pius 
XI “ insolent ” The encyclical was 
issued in protest against the a t ­
titude of the Mi xieun government 
towards the church.

Trial U n d er W ay

Trial of Governor Ross S te r­
ling’s contest suit against the nom­
ination of Miriam A, “ Ala" Fergu­
the Demo­
son for governor on 
in
cratic 

ticket, got under way 

TO DAY ONLY

“THE STRANGE CASE 
OF CLARA DEANE”

W ith 
W Y N N E GIBSON 
FRANCES DEE 
PAT O’BRIEN

TOMORROW:

S tu art Erwin in
“ Make Me A S ta r”
T E X A S

A lw ays a B E TT ER S h ow at the

LAST D A Y !

N o t a B a b y 
i n t h e P i c t u r e !

But a Carload of 
that makes 
really a

it 

with LEE TRACY 
M A R Y B R I A N

I S e r f ' S ' 

. V’''\Ve

The supreme court has under 
consideration a plea 
by F erg u­
son’s attorneys to compel the sec­
to certify Mrs. 
retary of state 
Ferguson as the nominee. 
Judge 
Robertson pointed out that any 
proceedings in his court might be­
come moot by action of th at court, 
and considerable expense might be 
saved by delay.

C u rry for F. D.

ALBANY, N. Y., Oct. 3.— The 
opening session of the Democratic
state convention 
today was fea­
tured by the adoption of a reso­
lution offered by Tammany* Chief 
John F. Curry pledging the Demo­
cratic party in New York state 
to work 
the 
election of Governor Franklin D. 
Roosevelt, and Speaker John N. 
Garner, as vice president.

“ unceasingly” for 

C l o u d b u r s t F a t a l

BAKERSFIELD, Ca!., Oct. 3.— 
With twelve person? known dead, 
hundreds of men were at work 
today seeking the 
bodies of a t 
least twenty other persons includ­
ing two pretty you ne girls feared 
drowned 
in a cloudburst which 
flooded Tehachapi Gorge south of 
here Friday night,

H oover G oes h o rth

WASHINGTON, Oct. 3.— Her 
bent Hoover ventures forth todaj 
to lax' his own case before the peo­
ple, 
In midafternoon, a special 
train will pull out of the capital 
President straight 
carrying the 
through the hotly contested cen­
tral states and into Iowa, storm 

I center of the farm revolt.

O i l B i i e f T ile d

WASHINGTON, Oct. 3.— Gov. 
R. S. Sterling of Texas and the 
State Railroad Commission today 
filed a brief in the supreme court 
defending 
limitation of oil pro­
duction in the big East Texas oil 
field.

Sigma Epsilon 

of 
Kappa Delta sorority announces 
the pledging of Lucille Mick of 
Austin.

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T H E A T E R S

Official

7 -JJC o’clock in Engineering Build­
ing 202.

Ii. B. NEWCOME, instructor 
in petroleum engineering.

FIRST REHEARSAL and tryouts 
of the University Orchestra will 
be held a t the band shack Tues­
day night a t 7 :30 o’clock. String 
players are especially invited to 
come out.

BURNETT PHARR, director.

Engineers to Hear 

Lecture on Panama

A meeting of 

the American 
Society of Civil Engineers will be 
held Tuesday at 7 o’clock in En­
gineering Budding 212, C. F. 
Click, president of the local or­
ganization, said Monday.
illustrated 

the 
Panam a Canal will be given. Also 
a m atter of 
importance will be 
discussed.

lecture on 

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seniors wall ask to see Miss Ter­
rell.

RUBY TERRILL, 
dean of women.

T H E 

FOLLOWING 

students

please report to the R egistrar’s 

office at once:

Baker, Alton Wesley 
Benavides, Alfonso 
Benavides, Manuel 
Bestick, George Waters 
Brady, Ashton G.
Braulick, Edward Joseph 
Brown, Jam es Nelson 
Caldwell. William Edwin 
Clark, Jam es Alfred 
Hollo in, George Curtis 
Crittendc n, Norman W irt 
Dickey. Robert Clement 
Edrington, Thomas Sydney 
Furman, Rose Anne 
Gibson, Hugo Emanuel 
Hardy, John Spencer 
Kaplan, Sidney Isaac 
Kinzbach, Charlie Franklin 
Knight, Henry Carlisle 
Murrie, Edwin 
Ridgway, Ralph Pope 
Salinas, Ezequlel David 
Smith, Bill Lee 
Smith, Glen Welborn

lf

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E. J. MATHEWS, registrar.

American 

THE REGULAR meeting of the 
Institute of Mining 
and Metallurgical Engineers will 
be held Thursday. October 6, a t

W O

Imen s
P. T.
S p e c i a l s

at the Texas Book Store

I O F F I C E R S E L E C T E D

B Y L A T T I M O R E CL A S S

following 

Members of the Lattimore Me­
morial Bible Class of the Univer­
sity Baptist Church elected chis; 
officers Sunday morning, Octo­
ber 2.
The 

officers were 
elected: Harold Long, president; 
Weldon Harris, first vice presi­
dent; 
.Jewell Smith, second vice 
president; Elsie Mommas, third 
vice president; Melton Bell, fourth 
vice president; Mary Grace Ad­
ams, secretary; Eleanore Bell, 
Margie Howie, Anna Ruth Bever­
ly, Ann Cloud, and Mary Howie, 
assistant secretaries; Paul Cotulla, 
head usher; Alum King, Jay Fos­
ter, Jane Hamby, Olivia Le Flier, 
Jam es K. Avera, Ben Parkinson, 
N annette Kahn. Davie Riley, Rn lh 
McKenzie, Genevieve Weldon, An­
nie Laurie Smith, and Gladys W at­
ford, assistant ushers; Mary K ath­
erine Lacey, 
re p o rter; Beulah 
Jones, pianist; and J, T. Jenkins, 
chorister.

* * *

U N I V E R S I T Y 

( L A S S

R I V E S RECEPT I ON

A reception was held for Uni­
versity students Sunday afternoon 
from I to 6 o’clock in the com­
munity room of the church by the I 
University class of 
the Central 
Christian C huich.

In the receiving line were D r . ’ 
and Mrs. Id, 0. Garrison, Dr. and 
Mrs. 0 . B. Douglas, Mr. and Mrs. J 
W. A. Dyer, Mr. and Mrs. R. GT 
Archer, Charles Peck, president of I
I
the class, Wallace Crusty, vice 
president, and George (dine, sec­
retary.

* 

, 

the afternoon 

Members of the cia--, who serv­
vt ere
ed during 
Misses Vivian Kvett--. Dorothy 
Woodman, Mildred Gill, Cather­
ine Grumen, Virginia 
Ii yetis, 
Daisy Woodman. Ruth Hill, Maud 
Archer, and Katherine ll IL

“ BLESSED EVENT,” with Lee
Tracy and Mary Brian, last 
today at the P ara­
times 
“ Madison Square,” 
mount. 
with Jack Oakie, Wednes­
day through Friday. 

.

“LIFE BEGINS,” with Lo­
u t ' a Young and Erie Lin­
at the 
den 
Hancock. 
“ Hat Checking 
Girl,” with Sally Filers and
’ Ben Lyon, begins Wednes­

playing today 

day,

“ STRANGE CASE OF CLARA 
DEANE,” 'with Wynne Gib­
son, today only a t the Texas. 
“ Make Me a Star,” with 
Joan I domini] and St uart Et- 
“ St i auge 
v. rn, W ednesday. 
Love of Molly Louvain,” with 
Ann Dvorak, Lee Tracy, and 
Richard Cromwell, Thursday 
O' 
and 
Reno,” with Wheeler and 
WooLey, Saturday.

Friday. 

“ Peach 

A L P H A XI D E L T A S TO 

H i ' NOR HOUS EMOT HER

M *mbers of the Alpha Beta 
chapter of Alpha Xi Delta soror­
ity will honor their housemother, 
Mrs. L. <). Graham, with a formal
tea a t the chapter house S atu r­
day, October 8, from 4 until
o ’clock.
Idle 

sorority will hold op 
house on Saturday, October 
from 7 until 9 o’clock.

WARRANT CALL ISSUED
The last call fo r general r

rial nu ni­

gher num- 
le at face 
must wait 
cern their

FRESHMEN TO MEET

Tri-Del:
i tea from 
i afternoon ho 
housemother, 
tea will be go 
ter house loc; 
Friends, pa ire 
faculty 1 numb 
Saturday 
o’clock the s 
house v. armit

Ians o f th 
ill was issi 
p r
, m e 

T}U* M u re p
h a p-1 11 nj' 
litis , i 

rs. Roy Wert, 
n a t the new c 
* “ •
eel a t 26 0 7 WI
lases, alum nae, an d I c la ss-
us will be invi* od. 
ight 
o riiy will bol I its I en ter ed the Uni varsity for

* class discus 
led by l l C. 
(aidant 

—----------- - )—------——

from 7 to 9 

of

!

Blee ti-a Brown of Richland has .
t. h e j
___ !

semester.

.-md. ! 
An-1 
th e i
I

first

We’ll Give You

mm1

I ence in the amount of royalty tho 
] State contends ie due the U niver-
1 site and the amount the oil com-
I panics contend is due. 

(Continued Fro lh Page One)

prices of crude oil in the Mid-! There wilt be no indication of 
Continent area for every day (fur-I when 
the judgm ent o f appellate 
ing the four-year period in which court will lie given until the Court
oil was produced and sold from of r ivil Appeals announces the
the University lands by the d e ­
final arguments
fendant companies.

date on which 
will be received.

While the suit seeks to recover 
$575,000 
in allegedly past due 
royalties, it was pointed out that 
the oil companies have paid to the 
University, under the ir construc­
tion of the contract, several m il­
royalties. The 
lion 
dollars in 
the differ-
$575,000 represents 

Ball Room 
D ancing

SARAH PKN N 
HARRIS 
IU 12 W es t Aven ue

I 

Phi»ne

m m m m

l

l

STYLE IN FOOTWEAR FOR THE CO-ED

. . . a most beautiful 
evening sandal created 
of white faille, and al­
so white satin . . ,

’ 4 . 9 5

for formal and informal 
—choose the latest
in footwear

. . . smart, sophisticat­
ed even for a shoe, is 
thin side tie suede and 
 in 
kidskin model .
.
.
. medium 
. 
brown 
french heel . . .

. 

" S * 4 . 9 5 !T T

complete stocks — sizes 
AAA A to C — 2 to IO

. . . a dainty shoe for 
campus and street wear 
. . . created of suede and 
in b l a c k a n d 
kidskin 
brown . . .

$3 . 9 5 

* 4 . 9 5

“ THE STYLE SHOP OF AUSTIN”

F O R Y O U R O LD PEN

tow ard the purchase of 
th e latest, stream lined

\rL, e r 'Quofold

World*s Style and Quality Leader

Still time if you hurry to get the great $5 Duofold Jr. 
or Lady Duofold—latent streamlined model—for 
only $o.75 and an old pen, or the famous $7 Parker 
Duofold Sr. Pen with over-size ink capacity for only 
$5 and an old pen. Or the great $10 Parker Duofold 
Sr. DeLuxe for $7.50 and an old pen.

The old pen you trade in does not have to be a 
Parker— we only require that it shall have a 14k 
4
gold point. 
Old mechanical pencils, any kind or condition, 
accepted as 75c to $1.00 cash toward the* purchase 
of a fine streamlined Parker Duofold Pencil to 
match the pen.

Parker is holding this National Trade-in Sale to 
reduce retail stocks,'making way for late fall and 
Christmas shipments. Never such an opportunity 
before—probably never again -to get the world’s 
finest pens and pencils for school and business, and 
1 
get such a big cash allowance for your old ones. 
But Parker reserves the right to withdraw this 
offer at any time—so take your old pen or pencil to 
the nearest pen dealer at once. The Parker Pen 
?
Co., Janesville, Wisconsin. 

W o m en 's P . T .

Tennis Shoes 

$ 1 . 5 0

E xtra high grade 
tennis 
made of good canvas and 
soles.

O t h e r s a t $ 1 , 0 0

W o m en 's P. T.

G o lf Equipment

S t 

$ 2 . 5 0

The correct sizes and weight- for 
women. Steel shafts. 
Ideal for 
golf classes.

5 0 c G o lf 
.
B a l l s 

. 

E xtra lively balls, excellent for a 
for practice.
regular game and 

W o m en ’s P. T .

Tennis Rackets

Special tennis rackets for women 
just 
tennis. All other 
equipment for tennis.

learning 

W om en’* P . T .

Swim Caps

Swim caps for pool wear. 
Made Of good rubber. Some 
ut 50c.

Sport Sweaters

W om en’s

$ 2 . 9 5

New lightweight sweaters rn the 
ever-popular 
turilc-ncck a* t y I e. 
Main choice designs.

“ and a IO Rebate”

$8.80 All-American 
$6.95
$11 Eagle— For $8.95 

C lub T ennis
Balls

4 for $ 1 .0 0

I

W hen M iss "University of Texas 
G o e s Shopping

She spends 
for

coats

5 1 7 9 , 2 9 7 . 5 6 *

Miss “ University of 
Texas” 
is a smart 
dresser. She wears 
her clothes well. She 
chooses the most be­
things. She 
c o m i n g 
looks like a 
a l w a y s 
‘‘million d o l i a r s.” 
Yes. s h e buys clothes 
to make her more at­
tractive. We hesitate 
to 
the 
think what 
figure might 
above 
(just on 
have been 
coats) had she had 
more money to spend.

PubMcat uhs. 

•T h is figure was campit*** 
( t o m a 
iim w trtinl 
r e c e n t 
su> -e y marie by the T exas 
S tudent 
ti 
t < j»r cm .it > 
lh*? am ount of 
nor? v e x p e n d e d by U n i­
the 
v e rsity co-eds den 
1931 -32, 
9 months of 
based on expenditures 
the 
I I -1 sem ester.

 Coaches Drive Longhorns in Preparation for Missouri Game

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

T U E S D A Y , OCTOBER 4, 1932

Climaxed by C e n te n a r y ’s b itte r 
I #3-6 d e fe a t o f the T exas L o n g ­
u e have the largest group of Ju r d a y Js games, fo rc in g E r n ie Roy | h ,orns? the p r e s tig e of th e S o u th ­

T H E

D O P E

On the Steers

B y W I L B U R E V A N S
Texan Sparta Editor

y r

given a 

te rrib le u p s e t 

OLD D O P E B U C K E T w as 
la st 
week in all sections of th e c ou n­
try . The bucket was n o t only 
tu r n e d over, b u t it w a s stepped 
on with th e bo tto m side up. S a t­
u r d a y saw an u n d e r-ra te d C en ­
te n a r y 
team d e fe a te d th e L o n g ­
horns, a pow erful Y ale team held 
to a scoreless d ra w by Bates, Navy 
’W illiam a n d Mary, 
bow ing to 
and the once pow erful Ponies los­
ing to Texas Tech.

 

W E -------

Thirty Steers 
Will Make 
Trip

’ 

Christian Backs 

Lead in Scoring

B lanard Sponarman 

and Red
O il ver, Texas CTirmian U n iv e r­
s i ty backfield flashes, took 
t h e 
lead J n th e S ou th w e st C o n fe re n c e
i n d i v i d u a l sc o rin g a f t e r la s t Sat-
 

 

jjes» 

th e H o rn e d 

of eig h te e n o f 

and a sem blance 

g re at individual s ta rs the South- ] an(j | j a j[ rison S ta f f o r d , la s t w eek’s 
west C o nferen ce has ever known, I iea(je rs , (back to th ir d a n d fo u rth 
bu t if those m en do not show co- po^ttpO s. S p e a r m a n a c c o u n te d f o r 
F r o g s ’ ' 
op eratio n 
team play. every game this sea- j 5 5 p o in ts against D aniel B a k e r , ) 
son will be a repetition of S a tu r- whjle Oliver grossed th e Hill B i l - I 
d a y ’s g am e,’’ Coach L ittlefield 
tw ice. The le a d e rs |
told 40 L o ng horn s M onday a f - have e ig h te e n o o in ts apiece, 
tie d 
te rn o o n in Memorial S tadium . 

f o r 
th re e days le f t to f our th p o sitio n b e h in d Koy. S ta f- 
f o r Missouri, Coaches f or(j 0 f Texas, B rid d le of A rk a n - 
pre p a re 
L ittlefield, Ja m e s and K arow put sa5 an(] P e a r c e o f B a y lo r have 
the S te e rs thro u g h
w orkout of the year. Several new 
plays w e re given, in which block- 
ing was stressed, a th in g th a t was pia c e , and C o l e m a n 
sadly lacking in the game a gainst 
C en te n a ry . M eaknesses in d efen- 
give play were also corrected, 

an(j 
f or n in th p o sitio n 
m a rk ers.

longest j twelve p o in ts to t h e i r c re d it.

Domingue of A. & M. a n d Kro- 

T h r e e p l a y e r 

of T. C. U.

With only 

seven

w ith 

line 

a r e 

the 

n e y 

I 

0f B a y lo r a r e t i e d f o r s e v e n th

Aston of A . & M. a t e t i e d

i Conference Race Starts Ter “ sTq“Id* Ifs!'"SKLSSjE*, 

With Two Tilts Carded

im m ediately to h e r office, S u tto n 
Hall 103, the follow ing in f o r m a ­
tion a b o u t th e o r g a n iz atio n so it 
can be p rin te d in th e s tu d e n t di­
re c to r y : name, presiden t, and p u r­
pose, in case of G re e k le tte r so­
cieties. The address a n d telephone 
n u m b e r of social f r a te r n it ie s and 
sororities should h e given.

U of T 
Seal Stationery

Jewelry

Pennants

— a n d a I O L 

r e b a t e

TEXAS BOOK STORE ||

The Stud®n i l Book Exchange

.

.

.

. , 

, m 

,, TT 

f r o g s 

ence gam e a g a in s t T. C. U. this 
wee* k.
_. 
The po w erful H orned 

Dr. D. A. Penick, te n n is coach, 
________________________________ _ I has called a m e e tin g of all men
., . w ishing to tr y out f o r the fresh- 
m a n and shortho rn te n n is squads
I to be held in Main Building 105
g o’clock T uesday afte rn o o n , 
easily su bdu ed the Daniel B a k e r T h e sh o rth o rn squad is made up 
Hill Billies, 55-0. a fa s t-c h a rg in g j of tr a n s f e r s and o th e r men who 
varsity 
line opened holes fo r S p e a rm a n , will n o t be eligible f o r 
Oliver, and Colem an to g a in c a n - ’ com petition until a f t e r this year, 
tinually. 
S chm idt’s a g g re g a tio n m e e ts 
w eak A r k a n s a s Hogs 
W o rth . 

th e j Dr. Penick is expectin g a num- 
in F o r t b e r o f good players to t u r n out 
s for the freshm an squad this year.
T he first a p p e a ra n c e of B ay lo r Some o f these are J a c k Taylor, 
saw the Golden Bears display a Mayo King, F re d Buechel, Bill
A lex an der, H orace Spence, one 
dazzling p assing a tta c k to d e f e a t 
o r 
th e Middle j 
St. E d w a r d ’s, 
,"»2-0. P e a rc e a nd 
W est, and several other boys fro m 
K roney w ere o u ts ta n d in g fo r the 
v a rio u s p a r ts of Texas.
Bears. This w eek they fa ce a m ore 
severe te s t w h e n th e y j o u r n e y to 
New O rleans to meet Loyola.

F r a n c is ■ exclusive of fresh m en.

two boys fr o m 

Thm w eek 

“ T h e f r e s h m a n co urts are in fine 
; shape now, and 
the squads will 
I be able to g e t in some good prac- 
! lic e ,” Dr. Penick added.
I 

A m a n a g e r will be selected 
the 
soon, possibly tins week, by 
A th letic Council. 
The m a n ag e r 
j will keep a schedule fo r th e courts 
r- i so t h a t a l l #squad men will be as- 
u re d of a chance to practice.

 

 

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D elta c h a p te r of Alpha Delta
Pi so ro rity held fo rm al initiation 
service T h u rsd a y n ig h t fo r Bess 
Flem in g o f Austin.

B I G S I X R A C E B E G I N S

S pecial to The D aily Texan

K AN SA S C IT Y , Mo., Oct. 3.— 
The Big Six C o n fe re n c e football 
I season will g e t u n d e r w ay in ear- 

w e i e ' nest S a tu r d a y with 

tw o conf 

ence tilts and a p a ir o f non-con 
ferencc b a ttle s. O klahom a, f r e s h 
fro m a I to 0 victory over Tulsa, 
will engage 
the K ansas Ja y h a w - 
k e rs a t L aw rence. The o th e r c o n ­
fe re n c e tilt will be b etw e e n N e ­
braska an d 
Iow’a S ta te a t Lin- 
coln.

W a lte r W alth all, Jr., U n iv e r ­
fro m 
sity s tu d e n t a n d 
San A ntonio J u n i o r College, 
is 
spending th e w eek-end in S a n An-

t r a n s f e r 

r e v a mp e d ; tonio w ith his p arents.

The Rev. H a r r is H a s t e raon, J r ., 
p r e sid e n t of the T ex as F in e A rts 
Association, will give two a d d re s s­
es? on Hiroshige, T uesday, O ctober 
4, a t 4 o ’clock and 8 o ’clock a t 
the E lisabet N e y Stu dio. H iro ­
shige, Mr. Ma si err un says, is one 
of the best of the J a p a n e s e a r t ­
ists in w oodprints.

Pharr Issues Call

For More Players

A special inv itatio n to all str in g 
In stru m e n t play ers to be p re se n t 
a t the initial tr y o u ts and re h e a rsa l 
of the U niversity O rc he stra to be 
held a t 
the band shack T uesday 
a t 7:30 o’clock was issued by B ur-; 
the or-; 
n e tt P h a rr, d ire c to r o f 
ch estra, Monday a fte rn o o n .

E D I T O R S E E K S M A T E R I A L

Mrs. F a ith A dam s P e rry , editor j 
of official publications, re q u e sts ; 
t h a t some m e m b e r of each stu- ; 
d e n t orga n iz a tion b rin g or send ;

R ide h orseb ack in 
T ravis H eigh ts
T E I N E R 

T A B L E S

S

P h o n e 2 - 5 2 9 6 
P h o n e 2 - 5 2 9 6
B est h orses and equipm ent in A u stin

T h e re Is

NO SECRET

a b o u t our J u n io r Malted

A h eap in g m e a su re of rich 
ice cream , p u re G rade A 
fla v o rin g 
f in e s t 
milk, 
the 
and malt'
a 
in 
large f ro s te d glass fo r 10c.

•d—served 

R EN T A C A R

PATTON’S

N e w 
1 9 3 1 
C h e v r o l e t s 
F o rd V - 8 .

F o r d s 

a nd 

and 

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G u ad alu p e & 25th 
P h one 9 1 2 6

H ighest
Professional
Standards
VV,
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HVCNTHtf'^ONGRESS

Il a r k e d

Coup alonely

F r e e D e l i v e r y

Ph. 4 5 2 5

—it s just
An Old Felt

CLEANED 
A N D RE-BLOCKED

liy a scien t lfic and a ccu ra te pro­
c e ss VK- a lm o st re-m ak e your hat 
for you . So do not th row your 
. . . let us ‘’pep''
old felt aw ay 
it up!

Geo. Wesley
M aster C leaner

9 13 C o n crete

Phone 2-1166

w e s t C o n fe re n c e was somewhat
th e p a st w eek-end when 
a b a s e d 
o u ts ta n d in g 
n o less 
e le v e n s of this c ircu it ta s te d de- 
f ea t. The v ictim ? w e re A. & M., 
T e x a s , A r k a n s a s , and S. M. U.

th a n 

f o u r 

The G reen W ave of T u la n e , e n ­
r a g e d by th e sud d e n loss of Felts, 
.freat c a p ta in , ov e rp ow e re d M adi­
son Bell’s A g g ies in New Orleans. 
W ith F r e n c h ie D om ingue a n d C ap­
t a i n A sto n show ing u n u su a l a b ib I 
I ity in c a r r y i n g the ball, th e Ca-1 
j dets p u sh e d o v e r tw o touchdow ns.
bu t the w e a k F a r m e r line w as as- 
j saul.ted by th e G reen ie backs. This I 
! week th e A g gies’ B te a m p lays j 
I Sam H o u s to n on W e dn e sd a y a n d 
S a tu r d a y th e r e g u la r s ta n g le with 

j T exas A. <£z I.

T h e T e x a s L o n g h o rn s 

h u m b ly d e f e a te d by th e C e n t o n - 1 
j a r y G en ts, 13-6. A tric k y , polished I 
I o f f e n siv e , f e a t u r i n g th e p lay of 
\ Oslin. M u r ff , an d T ow nso n, C en ­

f o r 

clicked 

fro m F a g a n 

ten ary' backs, 
to u c h d o w n s a g a in s t 

long pass 
P rice, but ou tside o f 
o f f e n s e w a s 

tw o ] 
L ittle f ie ld ’s!
* c harg es. T h e S te e rs scored o n c e ; 
to ;
; on a 
th is 
th e ir I 
cheeked. H illia rd ,' 
end, j
i back, and iSarle, 
• wrere th e b r ig h te s t spots fr o m th e I 
I S te e r view p oint. This w eek th e y !
I v ; r v * ; —

m eet F r a n k Carideo*
M issouri o u t f i t in Columbia, Mo.

b ru isin g 

t h e 1 

th e y 

s o u n d ly 

into 
f o r 

T e x a s T e c h , w ho has b e e n c l a m - 1 
t h e !!
o rin g f o r a d m i tta n c e 
S o u th w e st C o n fe r e n c e 
th e | 
past few seasons, gave convincing 
a r e 
n e a rly 
evidence t h a t 
tr o u n c in g 
re a d y , 
c h a m p io n 
S o u th ern Methodist 
P onies in L ub bock, 6-0. This w eek j 
Ray Morris-on, sm a rtin g u n d e r the J 
tie with D en to n T e a c h e rs a n d the j 
the Tech M atadors, is I 
d e f e a t by 
e x p e c te d to 
r e t u r n to his a e ria l * 
circus a g a in s t th e p o w erfu l Rice I 
Ow'ls. T he Owls, b o astin g a s e n i o r ! 
t h e i r 1; 
eleven an d p rim ed 
f i r s t g a m e 
th e j 
Ponies, will 
to Dallas 
se e k in g to a v e n g e th e 21-12 d e ­
f e a t h a n d e d them last y e ar.

in h isto ry f r o m 

jo u r n e y 

to win 

T h e Arka nsas R azorbacks, th e ir 
sophom ore backs failing to click 
as e x p e cte d , 
lost a h e a r t- b r e a k ­
in g 20-19 battle to th e Missouri 
Mines. Coach F r e d Thom sen is 
w orking h a r d to ro u n d the H ogs 
into shape fo r th e ir f irs t co nfer-

\0 % REBATE
T o a l l — No m em b ersh ip 

No D ep o sit R equired

The reb ate 
>f 
-ail' 
tim e b efore J u n e I , 1933.

tic k e t g iv e n you a t 
tim e 
is red eem ab le at once, or any­

With Our 
G ridders

U

F R E E L I N G E D W A R D E. 
“ P u n y ” 
MAXEY. Called 
by his 
te a m m a te s . B o rn O c­
to b e r 30, 1908, a t B rid g e p o rt, 
Texas. Tips th e b eam s a t 181 
a nd is 6 f e e t, one a n d a half 
inches tall.
A tte n d e d 

C hickasha H ig h 
School, Okla.. a n d B rid g e p o r t 
High School. E n te r e d T h e U n i­
v ersity of T e x a s to stu d y j o u r ­
In te n d s to g e t a m a s ­
nalism. 
te r of jo u rn a lism degree.

L e tte r e d in b a sk e tb a ll and r e ­
ceived a re serv e l e t t e r in f o o t ­
ball. A t p re se n t, f ig h tin g f o r 
one of the h a lfb a ck positions. 
S h o rt sto ry w r itin g a n d f e a t u r e 
sto ry w r itin g a r e his fa v o rite 
school courses.

is his 

fa v o rite 

A m bitious to be an editorial 
w aiter or a fo otball coach. C an ­
died yam s covered w ith m a r s h ­
mallow 
dish. 
His fa v o rite d e ss e rt is ice cream . 
Always drin k s p in eap ple juice.
to a visit to 
ask 
H aw aiian 
w h y !). 
an d 
Sylvia Sidney a re his fa v o rite 
screemies. Amos ’n A ndy and 
Russ Columbo a r e his p e t radio 
perfo rm ers.

( D o n ’t 
Phillips H olm es 

Looks f o r w a r d 
Isles 

Reads A m e ric a n and L ib e rty 
m agazines. Likes to w aste time. 
B uddy H ack m an 
ideal 
a th le te and A r t h u r B risban e his 
ideal man.

is his 

h a s 

She is his b e s t g ir l because 
“ she 
irresistible 
t h a t 
c h a r m .” Blam es th e depression 
lack of b irth control. A 
on 
few o f his h ab its a re walking 
fa st, g e ttin g up early, and e a t ­
ing ice cream .

— IRV IN G ISR A E L .

A rchie Gray, f o r m e r p re s id e n t 
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th e 
U niversity, w as in A u stin F r id a y 
and S a tu rd a y . He is now' d istric t j I 

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THE FALL OF 
CONSTANTINOPLE
"Nature in the Rase"—as por­
trayed by Thomas W e bb , 
spired by the savage slaughter 
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I .

—and raw tobaccos 
have no place in cigarettes

They are not present in Luckies 
. , . the mildest cigarette 
you ever smoked

W E buy the finest, the very 

finest tobaccos in all the 
w o r l d — b u t th a t does n ot 
e x p la in w hy folks e v e ry ­
where regard Lucky Strike as 
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tru th th a t ‘'N a tu r e in the 
R a w is S eldom M ild ” — so

these fine 
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are such mild cigarettes.

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Does not this explain the world wide acceptance and approval of Lucky Strike?

TH E LON GHORNS w e re n o t j 

th e y 

showed 

T h irty Longhorns, y e t u n n am ed. J 
will leave T h ursd ay noon for Col- j 
umbia Mo., w here th e y will play 
the U niv ersity of Missouri Tigers, j 
coached by F r a n k Carideo, All- ; 
A m erican q u a r te r b a c k of N o tre 1 
Dame. The S teers will arrive in 
Colum bia e a rly f r i d a y a f te r n o o n j 
in tim e f o r a ligh t w o rk o u t in th e j 
Tiger Stadium .

any f a r th e r ad vanced S a t u r ­
day th a n th ey w ere in th e ir f i r s t 
gam e with Daniel Baker. In th a t 
game 
p oten tial 
po w er and 
individual brilliance 
but no machine-like precision. S a t­
u r d a y was a re p e titio n of 
th a t, 
with one exception. T h a t excep­
tion is th a t th e offensiv e n e v e r 
did click S a tu rd a y . The defense 
was not up to p a r as the G ents 
t h e 
m ade m a n y y a r d s th ro u g h 
c e n te r of the line on t h a t 
fa k e 
pass play. T hey w ent aro un d end 
a t will. It was a g a lla n t eleven 
a n d 
th a t crushed 
W hite in t h a t gam e. T he G ents 
w e re 
had 
th e N o tre 
th o u g h t, and th ey h ad prim ed for 
Dame system this year. The “ A ” 
Texas. I t was th e one big gam e 
squad spent a good p a rt of yes­
on th e ir schedule. O f course, the 
te rd a y a fte rn o o n on the defense 
Ponies, Aggies, and L. S. U . are
a g a in st Missouri plays t h a t w ere 
op th e ir schedule, b u t th e G ents j ra n by the “ M” squad. The T ig e rs’
had n e v e r d e fe a te d Texas.
chief th r e a t lies in th e ir end ru ns 
which depend upon e x p e rt block- [ 
ing f o r th e ir success. Missouri was ' 
a n y th in g b u t impressive in their 
opening game with Northw’este rn, 
bu t it m ust be re m e m b e red t h a t t 
the W ild cats were ra te d as 
th e I 
f o u r th best team in th e nation l a s t' 
year.

The T ex as team lias not yet hit 
th e ir stride and begun to fu n ctio n i 
as a machine. The r e m a in d e r of 
this w eek will be spent moulding 
the individual brilliance into team 
brilliance.

ed with the ease and grace of a 
cham pionship 
There was 
r h y th m in every move th e y made. 
T h e ir light line fo u g h t back th e ir 
h eavier o p p one n ts gallantly .

T hey had f o u r backs t h a t w ork- 1 

M issouri is using 

th e O rang e 

th a n we 

stro n g e r 

club. 

t h a t 

th e r e has got 

No one can den y th e fact th a t 
T exas should do b e tt e r th a n th ey 
did in th a t game S a tu rd a y . Coach I 
L ittlefield sta te d y e ste rda y a f t e r - j 
noon th a t he had one of the la rg ­
individual 
es! groups of g r e a t 
s t a r s 
this c o n fe re n ce h a s 
seen. We know L ittlefield is righ t. J 
The men are big, fast, pow erful, 
sm a rt, b u t 
co operation. The S tee rs have lost 
th e i r chance to go th ro u g h 
t h e 
season u n d e fe a te d , b u t th e y are 
still 
If 
as Koy, S ta ffo rd , 
such 
Clewis, Hilliard, N iebuhr, B lan ­
ton, Moody, Cook, E a rle , Smith, 
th e ir 
F u r r h , et a1 can combine 
e ff o r ts , 
team 
th e G r e a te r 
can 
L onghorns. If n o t— you know' the 
answ er.

the c o n fe re n ce race. 

tru ly be called 

this y e a r ’s 

to be ; 

sta rs 

th e n 

in 

 

W E -------

t h a t r a n 

THE 

FO R T W O RTH 

Star- 
T ele gra m c a rrie d a sto ry S a t­
like 
u r d a y a f te r n o o n 
“ Still seeking a decisive
th is : 
offen sive punch, 
th e T. C. U» 
H o rn e d F ro gs will ta k e th e field 
this a fte r n o o n at 3 o’c lo .k fo r 
th e ir th ird gam e of th e season .”
The Frogs fo u n d t h a t punch.
Of all 

te a m s 
the Frogs* showing was f a r more 
than any of the o th ­
im pressive 
ers. We k new t h a t Schm idt had 
his usual p ow e rfu l defense, 
b u t 
had never dre a m e d t h a t th e F ro gs 
could pile up 55 points on Daniel 
to be no 
B aker. T h ere seem ed 
s to p p in g of B u ste r B ran no n. Bla- 
Tiard S pe a rm a n , and Red Oliver 
in th a t game.

the c o n fere n ce 

lost 

The Frog? open 

th e i r c o n f e r ­
ence grind, which is an easy grind, 
S a tu r d a y in F o r t W’orth when th e y 
do b a ttle with th e A rk a n sa s R a­
zorback-;. A rk a n sa s 
to Mis­
souri Miners in a mild upset. The 
Hogs do not have a pass defense, 
b u t this will n o t be such a h a n d i­
t h e 
cap a g a in st th e Frogs, as 
T oads are not so ho t with 
t h e 
air gam e. Ai kansas will not have 
th e y 
a chance 
have no offensive p unch a n d n o t 
much defensive powrer.
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C H E WILL BE LO A D ED with 

Becuna w'hen 

she

comes

C arl J o h a n n in g m e ie r 

is back j 
w ith th e Tigers this y e a r and will ' 
pro bab ly do th e ir p u n tin g S a t u r ­
day, H e was a g r e a t kicker last 
y e a r b u t should be b e tte r 
th is 
y e a r as he has a g r e a t p u n te r f o r 
in the person of C ach 
a 
has been 
Carideo. Percy Gill 
shifted to tackle te m p o ra rily from 
his fullback post. The o u ts ta n d - 
I ing linemen are K enn eth K erby,
, Elmo Niblo, Ray Oth, and G rant 
' Morgan.

tu to r 

; day a n d 

the V arsity 

scrim m age with 

T he fresh m a n football team will 
to- 
to m orrow an d will use 
Missouri plays a g a in st the L o ng ­
horns. Both the Red and Blue 
I team s will be used in the scrim - 
; mage sessions, Coach S h o rty Al­
a f te r - 
sta te d y e ste rd a y 
! noon. The v a rsity will be on the 
defen se in an e f f o r t to stop the 
end 
r u n s of De Bona, Arnold, 
Priebisch, etc., who will be e n ac t- 
; ing th e p a rts of Jo h a n n in g m e ie r, 
Gill, H a tfie ld , and S tu b e r, Miss­
ouri backs.

derson 

will be played ag a in st th e S t a t e ' 
School fo r th e D eaf on th e l a t - ; 
t e r ’? home field F r id a y a fte r n o o n .
The tw o fro sh tea m s will play one 
h alf each.

t h e m en 

T he division of 

into 
the Red and Blue squads was made 
y e ste rd a y , and the G ray te a m will 
be fo rm e d T h u rsd a y . M ore men 
will be placed on these te a m s a? 
th ey show im pro vem en t, and those 
a lre a d y on will be shifted back to 
th e R a g n o ts unless th e y 
come 
th ro u g h .

and 

T u r n e r , 

Men on 

the Red ro s te r 

are 
end s;
Boyd, H aney, Wilson, 
Koontz 
ta c k le s;
S m a r t an d Y an Z an dt, g u a r d s ; 
and R andolph, c e n ­
Livingston 
te r s ; Hadlock, Joh nson, Ju re c k a , 
Priebisch, Thomas, W etzel, and 
M y song, backs.

Those listed on the Blue te a m 
a r e Adley, Edw ards, and W eir, 
ends; A nderson, C u r r y an d Sucke, 
tac k le s; Goodson, 
Phillips, and 
Shipp, g u a rd s ; Hilley and W ebb, 
c e n te r s ; Arnold, D eBona, Gossett,
and
Jone.-, Marshall, S trin g e r, 

inspired fo o tb a ll 

to

’

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to play 

T h a t song has n o t w orried any* ^ iv e re tte , backs, 
body this year, nor has the Mus- 
t a n g football team , b u t the Ponies h& ve 
have not played one of th e ir foot- j d e fe a t S. M. U.
ball gam es yet. They m et D enton ! 
T e a c h e rs in the mud and n e ith e r <
te a m scored. They lost to Tech 
u n d e r th e same conditions S a tu r - ; 
day night. If the w e a th e r eondi- ' 
lion? a re 
will play th e ir fir s t game S a t u r - 1 
d a y a g a in st 
th e Rice Owls, an d ! 
le t the Dopester add r ig h t here 
t h a t this g am e will be a thriller. 
T h e P o s ie s will ta k e to the air, 
an d when t h a t a e ria l circus gets 
s ta r te d w ith Ray Morrison b o s s - 1 
ing, you can never tell w h a t will 
happen.

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Rice has looked much m ore im- I 
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t h a t m ay j 
mean nau g h t when th e y jo u rn e y i 
to Own by Stad iu m . T he Owls de-1 
f e l t e d L. 8. D., but looked no bet­
t e r in Victory than the f rugs did 
w hen they tied L. S. I.’. The Owls 
won b y th e sc a n t m argin o f 
a 
field goal. Many have predicted 
I h e 
th e Owls will -wamp 
that 
Ponies, but 
the D opester d o e s n 't 
m c it th at way, The Owls will be 
looking in th e air all a f te rn o o n . 
a n d th ey will te e lots of footballs. 
O v er-con fidence would wreck the 
o w l s but 
th e y have no reason 
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