VOL. XVI. F I R S T C O L L E G E D A I L Y I N T H E S O U T H AUSTIN, TEXAS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29. 19i:>. mac:- , ---r— No. 33» “BOB” SHULER AT SOUTHWESTERN “KATY'’ CHOSEN BY ASSEMBLY AS RALLY TONIGHT OFFICIAL ROUTE GEN. FUNSTON INVITED HERE FOR RECEPTION CO-EDS WILL BE E N T E R S’ F r . j N GAME AT DITTMAR HURT IN SCRIMMAGE AGAINST SCRUBS , oxal Texan Rooters Will Turn Out Representatives o f Two Roads E n ga ge S ta ff and Army Band Also to Be Be. 7 7 , i v e Team Sen d-O ff for Sat- Present to Lend Military Atmos- ire Heated Discussion— Katy . tot el Has Offered Place tor Visiting l a d i e s to S ta y - Break- Irday’s Game— Gym Stunt Will Made Lower Bid and phere to Thanksgiving fast Will Be Served by Be ^ f e a t u r e Entertainment® Was Accepted. Affair at Driskill. Houston Alumni. In H a r d Fight I/Onghorns Tram. pie Second Tea m— Old Men Back in I.inc-Up— P a u l S i m m o n s Still Out. in t hen f or a inj ured D i t t m a r , the crack V a r s i t y c e n t e r and U l - S o u t h e r n c e n te r of l as t y ea r, t o d a y ’s scrimmage. wa s i n ju re d The J u s t how badly he was T e x a n was unabl e to a s c e r t a i n , but it is hot t h o u g h t t ha t his i nj ur y will kee p him out of t he g a m e S a t u r d a y . t i m e wa s t oday T h e p ra c ti ce open and o nl ook er s were all t abooed f r om t he field a n d t h e S h o r t ­ s q u ad went h or ns a nd t h r o u g h a g r u e l l i n g s c r i m m a g e a n d the L on g h o r n s u n e a r t h e d s ev er al n-*w plays. t he second t h e b e g i n n i n g t e a m was u nabl e to hold t h e v e t e r a n s and t h ey went down t he field almost at will. But t he S c r u b s rall ied an d in t h e l a t t e r p a r t of t h e s c r i m m a g e they coped m or e succ es sfu ll y with t he squad. f i r s t t he In T u r n e r pl ayed h al f d u r i n g t h e a f t e r ­ F o r the noon a nd showed up well. f i r s t t i m e in s everal d a y s Littlefield was back at hal f a g a i n a n d exe cut ed s eve r al f o r w a r d p a s se s with his old- t he t ime ag il i ty. Bob S i m m o n s r a n t e a m iii his s t e ad y, cool -headed m a n ­ ner a nd W a l k e r w a s in full. Bob Blaine pl ayed end in place of T u r n e r , when t he l a t t e r occupied t he back field position. T hi s will p r ob ­ ably be the l a st h a r d w o r k - o u t of t he week. back li ne-up a n d o ff ic ia ls as a n ­ T h e nounced T ex a s. E d m o nd for S a t u r d a y follows: S o u t h w e s t e r n . .................. D. P e r r i n Right end. B i l g e ............................................ Sessi ons R i g h t tackle. D u n c a n ................................................. B r i g g s Right g u a r d . D i t t m a r ................................................... Lee Cent er. Goodman . B er r y T u r n e r . . . . R, Simmon: L i t t l e f i e l d . L e f t g u a r d . Lef t tackle. Left end. ; an d T r a b u e Q u a rt or ba e k. Ri ght half. H a r r i s V a u g h n Herrin Br ew er . < ’a r t e r K e l s o ......... K M’Hkerl>ockcr W a l k e r . . . M ar s h Lef t half. Fullback. Refe ree , I.. Moi e ( S e w a n e e ) ; u m ­ pire, W. K. M e tz e nt hm ( C o l u m b i a ) ; head l i nes man , A. J . B ro wn ( C o l u m ­ b ia). A R T S A S S O C I A T I O N M E E T S . T he T e x a s Fine Art As s oc ia ti on in its l a st m e e t i n g voted t h a t t h e Kliz- Iambi place be opened to the U n i ve r si ty and the public a t l a rg e on c e r t a i n d a y s in t he week t h r o u g h o u t t he y e a r. Indio at H y d - Hark BURGLAR E N T E R S HOI SE AN D GETS AWAY WITH $2 f v -Texan s e n t i m e n t will be voiced ...ii h t ’s foot bal l rally. L on g h o r n s embl y l a s t n i g h t t h e M., K. & T. w a s , .niters will t u r n o u t in l a r g e n u m - t h e A u d i t o r i u m on selected a s t he official road to trams- will f a r p o r t t he s t u d e n t s t h a t Miss Wh it e is in r ecei pt of a l et t er from Mrs. Baldwin, c h a i r m a n of the af ]a{jj(»s ' reception commi tt ee t h a t will to t he S e w a ne e fair. T he Driskill Hotel was chosen j {vy to t ak o care of the vi si ti ng ladies this y e a r ’s T h a n k s g i v i n g and s u r p a s s reception f o r m e r A t a m e e t i n g of t h e S t u d e n t s ’ As- P r e s i d e n t Bailey a n n o u n c e s in 7 7 ' to me et i the eve ot o n f T p v a s ’ trridiron b at t le wi th g a m e a t Houst on. Nov. 6. t e x a s T n u i l u “ UdUIC vv,l',1 K ,t-V » r r a n Ke d ' r l ’ U T h e m a n a g e m e n t also an n ou n ce s t he Hous ton alumni, m n o n i v n n t h a t t h e musi c will be f u r n i s h e d by The reception c o mm it te e hopes t h a t t h e a r m y b and f r o m F o r t Ham Hour- a l a r g e m n v d will h o n o r t h e m with a t h a t t h e ton a n d t h a t M a j o r G ener al F u n s t o n visit and and his s t a f f will he invited to a t t e n d n a m e s of t h o s e who a r e g o i n g be sent t he a f f a i r . N o t w i t h s t a n d i n g t hi s fact, »n at once, so t h a t the c o m m it te e m ay t h e reception is to be e n t i re ly infor- m ak e necessary a r r a n g e m e n t s . ^ ^ ^ A c t i n g upon the advice of t he com ^ ^ ^ ^ C()n_ d es i rou s is ver y bv \ list in —La Motte Instructor in Pure Math and German. The B oar d of R e g e n t s , which con­ vened here T u e s d a y , c a r r i e d o u t much routine b us i nes s a n d co nf ir me d m a n y vacation a p p o i n t m e n t s . A m o n g t hos e confirmed w a s t h e a p p o i n t m e n t of Dr. L. II. H a n e y o f t h e School of E co ­ nomics t o t h e o ff ic e o f hea d of t h e Division of Pub li c We l f a r e . Thi s l a t ­ ter position w a s m a d e v a c a n t by t h e g r a n t i n g of a l e a ve o f abs en ce t o Dr. Austin, who is now in Col umbi a work- ing on his Ph. D. degr ee. A n ot h er i n t e r e s t i n g a p p o i n t m e n t , a s brought o u t by' t h e P r e s i d e n t ’s l etter, was t h a t of Mr. F. A. La Mot te to t he position of i n s t r u c t o r in bot h G e r m a n and P u r e M a t h e m a t i c s ; he is to d e­ vote hal f of his t i m e to each s ubject. Mr. La M o t t e w a s f o r m e r l y i n s t r u c t o r in P u r e M a t h e m a t i c s . A 1 so a new i n s t r u c t o r s h i p wa s c r e ­ a te! in t he School o f S pani sh. Thi s vv. m ad e n e c e s s a r y on a c c ou n t of tiiv increased e n r o l l m e n t in t h i s lan guage, t h i s y e a r ’s e n r o l l m e n t bei ng DHI as a g a i n s t 898 f o r l a s t y ea r. T he a p po i nt me nt h a s n o t y e t been m a d e for this position. Ihi‘ l e t t e r c o n t ai n e d a r e p o r t on ti’,' now School of Slavic L a n g u a g e s e we re o r i g i n a l l y f o u r c ou rs es of- I fe» i ii in t h i s school, b u t on a c co un t of g i s t r a t i o n in t w o of t h es e classes, tin y we re d r op p ed . The C a t a l o g u e in R u s s i a n t h r e e cou rs es a d one in B o h e m i a n . T h er e is now • lied f or e class in e ach l a n g u a g e . l l U .L O W E ’E N PARTY S A T U R D A Y . Hall owe’en will be fi t ly celebrat ed by the Seni or A c a d e m s S a t u r d a y ni ght . 1 ne class will gi ve a p a r t y a t t he A. House, a t which spooks, gob- and f a i r i e s will be pr es en t. Al sorts of H a l l o w e ’en g a m e s will be f l ay e d a n d m a n y novel s t u n t s will be p ar ti c ip a te d in. Mi ss Lucille Robison is in c h a r g e o f t h e a f f a i r . A. T. G r a n g e r d e f e a t e d J. G r e e r in t in ued r u n n i n g until a b o u t 2 a. rn. n i i t t i i , Miss White A I. granger aeieaveu «j. m m m unum summit; um.. i i f l emo n nm _ - ........ t h ei r t en n i s m at c h p la ye d y e s t e r d a y The t ick et s f or t he a l t a i r will be p ut until * . a f t e r n o o n by a score of I-(>, 9-3 and on sale Tu es d ay , Nov. _, in I hi t o r n - 8-6. Thi s will m a k e G r a n g e r a mem- dors of t h e Mai n Building. b e r of t h e t e nn i s s q u a d in t he place of Greer.' ,„;u rn, i.- i * -pl *u u- v .. „ a J J e . i COFER LAW PLANS M } ‘ ’ _________________ Student Sleeping co i d s who expect to go to 1 t hei r n a me s r e q u es t s t h a t all in to h e r a> soon as pos- t u r n AN OPEN MEETING on Campus Bench Daring Co-Ed Climbs Time Honored Tank Rudely Awakened Will Try Important ( a s e on Nov. 26— Noted Judges Will Pre­ side Over Trial. S l e ep i ng on t he C a m p u s benches is t he l a t e s t fad a t t he University. One of t h e followers of t hi s new cus tom was qui te s u r pr i s e d y e s t e r d a y when, I A c ce p t i n g t h e s u g g e s t i o n of S e n a t o r on awaUl.ni„g, he bec ame a w a r e o f t he i. , t h e p r o g r a m commi tt ee, e x t e n „jv(‘ audi ence which, with b at ed ^ (;0f e r i iUW Society a t its r e g u l a r b r e a t h , was wa it i ng for his r e t u r n to Th e old ............. t a n k in t h a t has ca us ed so t h e p a s t y e a r and ^ i ts t ro u bl e have a g a i n to t h e public. t o w e r i n g sides decided t 0 h a ve an m uch which h as a l w a y s been a sore s p o t ; Cof e r a n d f or f r e s h m e n , h a s a g a i n come to life. > i t has a w a k e n e d f r om its long sleep m a nd been scaled, b ut t hi s t i me it h a s had open m e e t i n g a n d t r y a ca st befur a novel experi ence. No rude f r es h- the public. Th e m e e t i n g is to be on m an o r b u r l y s op ho mo re h as molested F r i d a y evening, Nov. 26, 1915, in the it, no u p p e r c l a s s m a n of t h e r o u g h ; La w Building, a n d t he g e ne r a l public and t u m b l e s o r t b eyond t he g r a d e of will be welcome. Thi s decision was r eached a t t h e i ns tan ce of t he Law s oph o mo re has ascended its l ofty pin- nacles a n d d i s t u r b e d its complexion j F a c u l t y , who a r e e a g e r to have t he with w a r p a i n t a n d v a r i o u s o t h e r col- work of t h e law societies m a d e known o r in g s u b s t an ce s . Thi s t ime t he t a n k T h e case will be exceedi ngl y i nt er- has been t r e a t e d v e r y gen tl y, indeed. A f a i r co-ed h as chosen t o go down j e s t i n g , in t h a t it will be an h a b e as cor- t he validity t he line of h i s t or y a s h a v i n g had h er pus pr oc eedi ng law, s h a r e in t he f a m o u s old relic, a nd while walk- which i n g a r o u n d t h e “ P e r i p ” T h u r s d a y n i g h t T e x a s because of conf li cti ng opinions, she w a s seen to scale t he t o r m e n t e d j in o r d e r to lend w e i g h t to t he trial she wa s seen to scale t he t o r m e n t e d a nd b a t t l e - s c a r r e d v e t e r a n a nd gen tl y J u d g e W. R a m s ey , J u d g e K l e bu r g place h e r c he w i n g g u m al on gs ide t he an d J u d g e Wi lki nson have accept ed var io us n u m e r a l s a n d w a r hi er ogl yp h- t he o f f e r to a c t a s j udg es . J u d g e kSp­ ics a n d g e n t l y descend a g a i n a nd re- b u r g t he C o u r t of s ump h e r jou rney a r o u n d t h e Camp us . Cr imi na l Appeal s, and J u d g e Wilkin- son is r e p o r t e r for t he C our t o f Civil J u d g e Ra ms ey has served Appeal s. on bot h t h e A p p e a l s C o u r t ami the The a t t o r n e y s for S u p r e m e Court. AT BAYOU C ITY t he r e l a t o r will be M. G. Blalock and J o h n E r h a r d ; f o r t h e r e sp on d en t , J. H. Reeves and S c a r b r o u g h . t e s t local opt ion open quest ion ,, . v | r, C O U S I N IN UAMf c t h e pool hall a n is now E D M O N D T O M E E T in m o l e s t i n g a n d t o r m e n t i n g of r e p o r t e r for to is “ J I ' W h e n Bete E d m o nd g oes in t he Ke' i w a ne e s a m e a t Ho u s t o n he will play B E L L M O N T G O E S IO HOI S I ON. . e n v i o u s n e s s . ^ ^ ma ny t heori es as to his condition when a t t e n t i o n was f i r s t at to him. T h e b y s t a n d e r s r e ­ t r a d e d ceived with a s h ud de r of h o r r o r t he s u g g e s t i o n t h a t he m i g h t h ave been s t ri ck en with h e a r t failure. B u t all cause for wo rr y w a s soon dispelled, when one of t he mos t d a r i n g of those* who stood a r o u nd him tickled his neck with a s t r a w . The poor f r e s h m a n t h en a w a k en e d with a s t a r t , gazed sheepishl y a t curious crowd of s p e c t a t o r s and then buried hi msel f in t he deep m aze s of philosophy. the A special p h o t o g r a p h e r f or t he ( ac ­ t he scene of ac- t us h ap pe ned upon jn(.i(^e n t uiU i ncident will probably in t he gri nd section. ohably find it sod XL MEETING OF LAW I VCI ETY AT FACULTY CLUB CO-ED S C H O L A R SH IP F U N D . d irec tly opp os it e his f i r s t cousin, Neil E d m on d who p l a y s l ef t en d on t h e ; P u r p l e eleven. Neil up i r S a n A n t o n i o b r a n c h of t h e ^ L. T he e B el l mo nt l eft l as t nnrht for is goim? on t o g e t h e r a n d g o t t h e i r f i r s t t a s t e a n a r r a n g e m e n t t ri p . While in Hous- rnr thu ll nl avi mr in t o n he will look a f t e r t h e o b t ai n i n g of H j g h Schoo) We st End P a r k f o r s t a g i n g t h e g a m e Pof t hg ^ ^ a h o u t t h e s a m e wi th S ewa nee, a n d al so a b o u t erecU an d Pet e g r e w Houst on. Mr. B el l mon t side by side ( . - • —... ^ The S o u t h w e s t e r n As soci at ion of College l a r g e Women is p l a n n i n g to rais e a sum d u r i n g t h e fo l lo wi n g y e a r f or the e s t a b l i s h m e n t of a s ch ol ar s hi p f u n d for g ir ls a t t h e U n i v e r s i t y o f Texas. A c om m i tt e e is n o w a t 'work on t he m a t t e r a n d a p l a n is b ei ng consid­ ered. size"1 a n d we ig ht , a n d " a m e p r o m i s e s some r a t h e r i n t er e st - crowd. i n c b u c k i n g t o n ! t a g s e a t s e n o u g h t o t a k e c a r e of t he H e will c o n f e r wi th t he al umni t he to a r r a n g e m e n t s f o r cousin a g a i n s t cousin. Un r e g a r d t h e H o u s o f P e t e - a y s t h a t if he is s e n t he sale he will do his best of t i c k e t s f o r t h e a f f a i r . Mr. Bell- in t h e r o o t e r s an d will a t t e n d t a ‘ ve T m e r7 y o n the cousin. a” moot will return Saturday. T he m em be r of the Law F a cu l t y will m ee t a t t he Uni ver si ty F l ub t o ­ n i g h t to consider t he a dv is abi l it y of h a v . n g monthly ocial m a t i n g of t he F a cu l t y . Th e question of t he p r a c ­ ticabi li ty of -end in g a m e m b e r of t he to visit the m e e t i n g of t h e F a c u l t y in l a w y e r s and bar ass oc ia ti on s held t he var iou s cities of the S ta te, and the course on Legal Et hi cs to bi* given to t h e L a w D e p a r t m e n t by t he F a c ­ ulty will also b" considered. If t he m em be r - decide to have the t o p i c s a i mon t hl y meet i ngs , “ T h e Airns of t he D e p a r t m e n t , ” “ C o m ­ p ar is o n of the T e x a s L aw C u r r i c u l u m Wi t h those of O t h e r Schools. ” such t r y i n g in go in g i nt o Mrs. A b u r g l a r broke IL ( . M c Qu e e n ’n home a t I HOI W e s t A v e ­ nue, W e d n es d ay ni gh t. One o f the into t h e only d o w n ­ gi rl s, s t a i r s bedr oom, h e a r d a noise in t he room. She t h o u g h t it w a s one of the j o ke on her , to play a g i rl s b u t f o u nd She .-.creamed; t he o t h e r g ir ls r u s he d into the r o om ; t he b u r g l a r ran. L a t e r it wa s di scover ed t h a t one of t he g i r l s ’ f*oin p u rs e s, w it h $2 in c ha n g e , w a s m i s si n g, b u t t hi s w a s t h e e x t e n t of the loss. M a tc he s we re fo un d s t r e w n j on t he fl oor a nd t he back porch screen it wa s a m an . t h a t wa- b r o k e n t h r o u g h . ln o r d e r to lend weignu uo urn* u r n . ^ ,(J l h a t a ]a tin(f m o m en t o of t he al»*t Ney Show Your “Pep” By Attending Big Football Rally. Tonight!— 7:15! I M P A W T J X A N. THE DAILY TEXAN tere sts are necessarily opposed The S tu d e n t D a ily Publication o f the U n iv e r s it y o f T exa s Published e v e r y m o r n in g ex c e p t M on­ day d uring the college year. E n tered a s second-class m a tter at th e P o s t o f f ic e a t A u s tin , T ex as, under the A c t o f C ongress, March 3, 1879 Subscription price $2.50 if paid before D ecem ber I, o th e r w ise $3.00. E ditor-in -C h ief Daniel W illia m s M a n a g in g Editor Roy E. H a w k T. E. P o p p l e w e l l . . . B usiness M a n a ger D e x te r Scurlock. . A s s i s t a n t M a n a ge r David M c G e e . . . .C irculation M a n a g er O ffices: U n iv e r sity , Room 102 Main Building; up-tow n, 204 W. S ix th St. Telephones: U n iv e r s it y offic e , 3149; up-town offic e , 489. falsify the facts. For the life of today is tran s-n a tio n a l; all na­ inter-dependent; bet­ tions are term ent will come only through the co-operation between groups with .similar ideals everywhere. College students, in particular, should have the world point of view, fen' the advancement of science and literatu re depends on all peoples. We believe th a t there are few things so im port­ ant for the American college s tu ­ dent as international relations. They should have the broadest view of social betterm ent, and I should lead the world in thinking ! ! in international terms. G. W. A C O R R E C T IO N . Issu e E ditor Today. H A R O L D P O T A S H . W. J. 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A c h i l l e s THE PIONEER GROCER Invites you to call or telephone your wants in his line. Quality and service, first consideration. “if it is good, we have it.” “lf we have it, it is good.” Special attention to Sorority and Fraternity Houses. THE COLLEGE MAN AND WAR. In case J eff: McLumore is made Both phones 860. 3 0 8 - 1 0 W. 16th permanent president by Boss F ergu- 1 son, it is understood that the F acu l­ ty committee on punctuation intends to resign. — H A R — S p e a k in g o f t h o se Central P ow ers, the lo n g d ista n c e line to W a s h in g to n is due to g e t b u s y ab o u t now, p r e t t y soon, already. — H A R — The o n ly trouble w ith the E n g lish plan o f f i g h t in g is that there s e e m s to be little plan and le ss f ig h tin g . — H A R — R e a ga n d is c u s s e s “ The Girl W it h ­ ou t an A im .” A im m a y be erra tic, but t h e y ’re blam ed quick on th e tr ig - ge r . L O V E L Y H O M E A N D L O T S At Bargain Prices S. R. Fulmore & Co. 113-15 L ittle fie ld Bldg. P h o n e s 907 Attention U n i v e r s i t y S t u d e n t s A l a i g e stock o f second-hand U n i v e r ­ sity books— c h e a p a t the OLI) BOOK S T O R E 909 C o n g r e s s A v e n u e H A R The Band s a y t h e y ’I! be blowed th e y p a y th eir own w a y to H ouston. store. "fnr* A lso a s e le c t sto ck o f P e n n a n t s , I n l­ low s and L au n d ry B a g s . W e e x te n d in v ita tio n to v is i t our and Laundry if I vou a cordial B. I. G I L L E S P I E , Proprietor. H A R - The P a r a g r a p h e d tro ubles e v e r y w h e r e . sta id old D a lla s N e w I 'n ion has its Even on the when S n ap S h o t s wrote. “ P e r s o n a lly we hope w e a r e n o t a to se e the day w hen w e didn’t believe th e j ingo, b u t would h a t e U nited S t a t e s could lick all c r e a tio n ,” the into “like all cr e a tio n .” lin o ty p e turned it — H A R — , W E A K SCHL B E R T S OY i i i n r . i v I » I $2 Hats 720 C o n g r e s s A ve. W IT H TOM & R A L P H . Of course, we will I,,, please.] to he R , H . ‘ he guc-t o f A . A- M ., hut $ j . : „ f „ , a ro o te r ’s s e a t in th e sun s e e m s m ore like b u sin e ss than h o sp ita lity . - H A R — No, B u ste r Bone, t h e “ loan lib r a r y ” is not in t he school o f bus ines s t r a i n - I MN F R S H ^ T A IL O R S H O P < leaning. Pressing and Repairing 2214 Guadalpe St. Old P h on e 825. — Murk and P r ic e s Both R ig h t __ S I V ! I T H ° A V 1 1 1 « While the college men of Ox­ ford and Cambridge, of Berlin and Heidelberg, are fighting and dying for an entente or an al­ liance, how much time art* the college students of America wil­ ling to give in peaceful contenu i planation toward understanding of the real problems involved in the European struggle and the part the United States can play in rectifying the existing distor tion of international relations? The problems of the present crisis demand thoughtful the consideration which college s tu ­ dents should give to the biggest problems in life. It is not suffi­ cient that we assume an attitude of impartial neutrality. We can not plead th at we are high and dry above the Continental em­ broglios. The whole of Europe can not burn without the United States g etting scorched. Our prosperity is bound up in foreign markets, whether we choose or not. Our isolation has not helped the Southern cotton planter. .Moreover, there are duties as veil as interests involved in the struggle. There m ust be some in* principles of right, some cause of civilization, to be espoused. Unconcern should not be allowed to pass off as impartiality. - H A R — With the E n g lis h t r y in g to sh a n g h a i our y o u th fu l h o th e a d s into s e r v in g in th eir a r m y , and th e G erm ans t r y in g to blow up our ra ilroads fo r h a u l i n g w a r su p p lies, and M exico t r y in g to a n n e x T e x a s , U n cle S a m ’s n e u t r a l i t y halo i> b e g in n in g to w abble. Driskill B arber Shop H otel. M, Silver, prop. in Driskill I V B E A U T I E D ! C H R I S T M A S BOOK. H arry S t e g e r ’* le t te r s to his U n i­ v e r s it y o f T exa fr ie n d s, bound and printed in a b e a u tifu l v olum e, can be <‘en in Room 153. No m ore a p p r o p r i­ a te or l a s t in g g ft could be selected (a(j v) for so m eon e you love. Su b sc r ib e for The T ran. Welcome to Students PARIS CAFF f i f t h AND CONGRESS lie deeper. But it is not a mere m a tte r of helping the Allies or the Teutons. We overlook the real difficulty if we conceive of the trouble as Civilization vs. Prussianism or as German idealism vs. English I he issues of war shopkeepers. “The and peace mighty fate of Europe” and tht destiny of the world can not bt solved merely by hanging the K aiser. The house of Hohenzol- lern may be paranoiac, but there are other deluded people in the world. The false political philos­ ophy which is at the bottom of the in trouble has advocates every state. We m ust look into the principles of hum an associa­ tion and try to find some solu­ tion there. We are not interested in peace merely as an end and aim of ex- « istence. A sheep’s paradise dee < d a n c i n g s c h o o l I)anci"K school Wednes- .. , . 7 W E G R I M ) AN A H O U R ’S NOTIC E — 709 C o n g r e s s A v e n u e — Theodore Gatchell — PIPE ORGAN— E v e r y m o r n i n g , 9 t o J, a t Hogg Mall. Phone 2841. John B r e m o n d ’s HIGH GRADE ROASTED H O F F E E Pi* Met Every Requirement for Hall a Century Try It It Vs Good VARSITY DILLIARD ACADEMY Up T o w n — 2212 G u a d a lu p e S t r e e t — < G. ( C A P ) M VPES, Mgr. L t l i g ’s B illiard and D om ino P arlor D ow n I o w n — 615 C o n g r e s s A v e n u e SHORTEST LINE QUICKEST T lty* HAIC Arrives First Leaves Last T e x a s - s e w a n e e g a m e Houston, November 6 ROUND $2.25 “PUNDTRIP SPECIAL TRAIN Leaves A ustin 12:00 m id n ig h t, Nov 5th rn., Nov. 6th A rrives Houston 6:15 a. Leaves H ouston 12:00 m idnight, Nov 6th A rrives A ustin 6:15 a. m „ Nov. 7th.' m a k e r e s e r v a t i o n s n o w W E S E L L RO U N D -T R IP S L E E P IN G CAR TICKETS ROUND T RH* $3.45 KOUNI) TRIP On Sale Nov. 5th. Limit, Nov. 7th. AUs(i„ a» K°,°d °n n,,6n ,rain noon arriving Houston 7:20 p. m. You mav leave Houston as late as midnight, Nov. 7th. We will make vour ret mn reservation on this train. “TH E S T U D E N T S F R IE N D ” CITY TICKET OFFICE Littlefield Building. Both Phones 565. SHORTEST LINE QUICKEST TIME L O O K Fraternities and Boarding Houses When You Want Up to-Date Picture Fram- mg or Pretty Pictures, Don’ Fail to Call on Optometrist and Manufacturing Optician L E N S O N A N C. A. Bradford Co ALSO RUGS AND DRAPERIES MULLM m m ° D n , MULLINS MOTOR BOATS, MULLINS ROW BOATS IN STOCK T H E W ALTER TIPS CO ‘Don t Go Rowing; Go Farrowing” A HA 11 \ ER IS \\ OR | H ( LEANING IS WORTH SENDING TO B I G G S & C O . — THE HEST CLEANERS— Rhone 1601. 1nn_ n Congress Ave- . re. ta i in the rig h t principles at E r r - “ of human ad ju stm en t and sound laws of social progress. The be- *,8° ~ he Fox Trot. lief th a t national and racial in- a n > P ig e o n N e w d a n c e s : (,iobe Trot, M ilita r y W a ltz ; ,Iesitation’ One-Step and - P H O N E 2218- I N O . L . M A R T I N F O R .S I F D E N T L A M P S A N I) S U P P L I E S . E V E R Y T IIIX G E L EC T R IC A L. / P h o n e 320, 408 C o n g r e s s. 1612 Lavaca St. IWatnews Drug Ston ’.Ae Take I Measure in Delivering Any Purchase, No Matter How Small. n . Phone 64a. A C O M P L E T E L IN E OF SPORTING GOODS F o o t B a ll an d B a s k e t B all G oods E v e ry th in g That is Needed by the Foot Ball or Basket Ball Teams Boxing Gloves and Striking Bags in all Grades and Prices S e e O u r Un i v e r s i t y R e p r e s e n t a t i v e s b o b BLAINE or or JO E SECOR C. & S. S p o rtin g Goods Co. 013 C ongress Ave.— (Caswell & Smith)— 613 Congress Ave. NEWS FROM AMERICAN COLLEGES (By Cur) G. Raht.) U ndefeated Football T e a m s. on to see if she can not down K an sa s A brief resum e of the football sit- or some oth er likely contender. ■ ult ion a s it now stand s shows much the E a s t , Cornell, i.pset dope. In Th e J a y h a w k e r s ’ next hard gam e is with Oklahoma. Owen’s Sooners P ittsb u rg , P rinceton, P en n S t a t e and ire m akin g a reputation th a t will w a r­ W ash in gton and J e f f e r s o n a re as yet ran t their admission into the C o n fer­ u n d e f e a t e d ; while in the N orthw est, ence before long. They defeated M is­ W i s c o n s i n , Chicago, M inn esota, I lli­ souri and T e x a s. Owen has a team of nois and the M ichigan A g g ies show p a ssers and sp rin te rs that will com­ clean slates. pare with those of the average* M is­ In the N orthw estern t h e a te r of foot- souri Valley team . T H E D A I L Y T E X A N . SOCIETY Miss Grace P ra th e r, a University grad u ate, was in Austin yesterday aftern o o n and entertained several of her student friends with an informal p arty a t the C actus Tea Room. The T ri D eltas will give a H al­ lowe’en p a rty on Satu rd a y n ight to their pledges. A num ber of m em ­ the Georgetown chapter bers are expected to attend. from •I* V V Mr. Bland P ro cto r, e x - ’I5 , who is is a vis- p ra cticin g law j itor a t the Phi Gam House. in V ictoria, * * * I Miss T re ssie Denson of Cameron, j a fo rm e r student of the U n iv ersity ,' will spend Sunday with Misses W illa- ! mai and Agnes L ed better. 4* * * social m eeting of Th e f i r s t the R a b b it’s Fo o t will be held F r id a y aftern oon a t 3 o’clock at the Zeta Tau Alpha House. * v * th e ir patron esses and Th e Phi Mu So ro rity will e n te r­ tain latest pledges, Misses Gladys Bush and Co­ rinne S to re y , with a tea this a f t e r ­ noon. Miss M artha Lewis, N ational R e g is t r a r , will also be a g u est of honor. * * I). K. E . Picnic. * b a l l d o m , the overw helm ing d e fe a t of t i e* g r e a t Y o s t m achine by the Mich­ igan F a r m e r s is possibly the g r e a t ­ est surprise. Then comes the victo­ ries of Illinois and M innesota over N orthw estern and Iowa. T h is leaves only four te a m s — M innesota, Illinois, Wisconsin and C hicago— contending for the C on feren ce honors. Two of these will be elim inated this coming S a tu rd a y , le a v in g two contenders f o r the championship. Dartm outh. S a tu rd ay a ftern oon Clever students at Dartmouth havi found a way to evade the recent rul­ ing of the In t e r s ta t e Commerce Com­ mission and are a r r a n g in g for a “ c a t ­ tle sp ecia l” to take the rooters to the A m h e rst gam e. the D, K. E. I F r a t e r n it y en tertain ed with a picnic a t Mount Bonnell. Th e p arty walked |out and returned by moonlight to the dam in canoes. Th e party was chap­ eroned by Mr. F is c h e r. Those who Misses attended the picnic were: Th e Commission disappointed Penn- Nell M c K in stry , Madge Davis, Doris Sylvania students on the eve of their G ran t, Wobbles and W ortley H a rris ; J e f f G o lf, Lewis Boswell, departure yard gam e by say in g th a t the tra n s - Clifton Morris, J o e McVey, Edward live- Reiz, Norman Morrison and T ru e portation of human beings as l i a r - M e s s r s . in b o x -c a rs fo r the stock was illegal. Dartm outh m e n , Stro ng, however, are going to ship one crated pig in each car, and the students will go along as “ c a r e t a k e r s .” (W h y n o t? I s n ’t a pig also a ro o te r ? W ith apol­ ogies to the G ra p h ter.) When Cornell b e a t H a rv a rd , IO to lowered 0, tho Crimson colors were in defeat fo r the f i r s t tim e in four years. Y a l e was defeated by W a s h ­ ington and J e f f e r s o n , while P rin c e ­ ton won her gam e a g a in s t D artm outh, 30 to 7. F r o m her showing a g a in s t the Green Mountain boys, P rin ceton is touted to win from both Y a le and Vanderbilt. “ On to A u b u rn !” will be the cam - Harvard. when P it t s b u r g won fro m th e stro n g pus watchword, if sentim en t to date Pennsylvania T ak e n s t r a ig h t can be taken as an indication. When through, more unexpected ch anges in the V a r s ity tu rn s its face toward the the relative positions of the b ig team s team t h a t has proven its nemesis fo r j have occurred this season than in any the p ast three years, it will take the student-body with it. E ven the g ra s s previous y ear. to whisper on Dudley Field seems ‘W e ’ve got a team . su rp rise A nother team . cam e K ansas. lost one gam e, but A review o f the g a m es l a s t week hows th a t K a n s a s is up ajid coming. The Ja y h a w k e r s have not lost a game. A record equalled by only two other team s— N e b rask a and A m es. The la t ­ te r team has it w a s with a team outside the C on fer­ ence. T h e N ebra ska H uskers stepped 0 it of the C onference la s t Satu rd ay trim the stro n g N otre Dam e team . T h i s was considered N e b r a s k a ’s hard- 1 t gam e before the one w iht Kan- U'. Missouri has lost all chances fo r the championship and is now looking Harvard. Rapid construction work is in p ro g ­ ress on the new wooden stands which will make room for 17,000 more spec­ ta to rs a t the com ing H a rv a rd -Y a le gam e. When these stands are com­ pleted the total s e a tin g capacity will be 39,000. .Stanford University. A debating of team women is being organized in this uni­ versity. composed week. ( lollies don't make the man, “They say,” but the kind we turn out helps his looks wonderfully. $20.00 and up. T O M & R A L P H 720 Congress Avenue. Fifty H igh G r a d e S lig h tly Used PAINOS FOR RENT Special inducements offered to students and everyone con­ nected with the University. If you want a Player Piano, see the “AUTOPIANO,, and get our proposition. It will interest you and save you money. Another Inducement: If you buy a ^Player from us, \ou can get new Music Rolls for o cents each. ISAAC BLEDSOE *1* The B e ta s will 4* en tertain F rid a y evening with a dance a t the chapter house. V 4* *1* Mrs. Zilker of S a n Antonio h a s re­ turned home, a f t e r a visit with her d aughter, Pearl. V 4* V J u d g e Allen B. Ilan n ey, LL. B. ’13, County Ju d g e of W aller County, is a visitor a t the Delta Sigm a Phi F r a ­ tern ity. V V V J . M. Jo n e s, LL . B . ’08, now m a n a­ g e r o f the S tu a rt G u aran ty T itle Com ­ pany o f San Antonio, spent W ednes­ day in Austin. •J* *1* 4* A rth u r Dyess, L l,. B. TO, County A tto rn ey spent Wednesday m ingling with University friends. Bell County, of V v *!* Sidney E. Dawson, L L . B. ’15, now a p ra cticin g a tto rn e y of W axahachie, this is visiting U n iv ersity friends v 4* 4* Dr. FL I). S h u t t e r leaves today for W aller County, where he will deliver a the W aller County teach ers. lecture before •I* V 4* R. I). B re s sle r of the E xtension De­ to T y ler yesterd ay, partm en t went where he will deliver a talk in the in terest of the Flxtension Department. 4* 4* 4* Miss Pearl W a lk e r of Gonzales w i l l ’ be a gu est a t the Zeta Tau Alpha House Satu rday. M I S S RIC H T O L E C T U R E . Miss Rich, accompanied by Miss the Domestic Econom y for F a l ­ left yesterd ay B lo d g ett of Departm ent, fu rria s, where they will hold a do-1 mestic rally for a week or ten day-. le c ­ En route they will give several tures a t Driscoll on jeet. the same sub- j R O O T E R S * T I C K E T S W I L L B E $1. the Th e roo ters’ side of field at A. & M. will be divided into two .sec­ In one of these sections the tions. T e x a s alumni and students who wish to root will be admitted and the price of these se a ts will be $1. Th e other division o f the sam e side will be re­ served and the tic k ets will be sold a t the regu lar reserved seat price. Mr. Bellm ont, when the m atte r, said t h a t he wished to make it plain to the students th a t tick ets in the roo ters’ section would cost only $1. interviewed on “THE KATY” IS THE OFFICAL ROUTE TO HOUSTON — FOK— TEXAS-SEWANEE GAME N O V E M B E R 6 ROUND TRIP $2.25 ROUND TRIP Special Train Leaves Austin 11:15 midnight. Non. 5 6 :30 a. rn., Nov. 6. Arrives Houston Leaves Houston 12:00 midnight, Nov. ti. Arrives Yu-din 6 :3 0 a. rn., Nov. 7. ROUND TRIP $3.45 ROUND TRIP On Sale Nov. 5. l imit, Nov. 7. MAKE Y O U R PULLMAN R E S E R V A T I O N S NOW at City Ticket Office, 102 West Sixth Street. We will sell round trip Pullman tickets, so it will not lie necessary for you to worry alw ut your return Pullman res­ ervation. Old Phone 1202, New Phone 551. The University Drug Store HAS A COMPLETE EASTMAN Ll NE­ TH E GENUINE NO IMITATIONS OF T H E U N I V E R S I T Y S H O P A. (J. OEK J ES, PROP. S E E OUR “TOP NOTCH” GRIP SURE TENNIS AND BA SK ET­ BALL SHOES. PRICE, ONLY $3.00 1610 Lavaca Street. Wukasch Cafe & Grocery Short Order Lunehes and Refreshments at All Hours Fine Confections, Frit i t s. Picnic L unches. Free Del. Old Phone 4007 Old Phone 1071 C. G. W L K ASCll— 2218*20 Guadalupe St.— JO E A. WLK \S< II THE TROY LAUNDRY BEST OF THEM A LL— TRY US PHONE 73 W E DO THE REST U N I T E D S T A T E S D E P O S I T O R Y The Austin National Bank O F A l S H N , T E X \S — RESOl RC ES, $5,000,000.00— - O F F I C E R S — FL P. W ilm ot, President Wi n. IL F u l l s , Vive Presiden t Morris Hir>hf( Id, ( ’ash ie r C. M. B a r t h o l o m e w , Asst. C ashier. FAC U LTY ANI) STI DENTS’ ACCOUNTS SOLICITED E D I S O N M A Z D A L A M P S Shades, Reading Lamps, Extension C ords and a l ull Line of Electrical and Plumbing Supplies. — A LL KINDS OF W ATER HEATERS IN STOCK— A. E. HANCOCK CO. 1)08 C ongress Avenue. Both Phones 193. REPAIRS A SPEC IA LT Y TH E S P E C IA L T Y S T O R E SNAMAN’S Extends to the University Students a cordial invitation at any and all times, whether they need anything or not, to If it is a Suit, Dress, make this Store their headquarters. Coat, Waist. Skirt or Hat, we have it. Style and price al­ ways guaranteed to be cheap and better. SNAMAN’S 506-508 Congress Ave. O P E R A H O U S E JOE WEBER PRESENTS The Musical Comedy of Fashion THE ONLY GIRL Direct from an all-season's run at the Lyric Theater, New York City. Book by Henry Blossom Music by Victor Her­ bert. Staged by Fred G. Latham. Special Orchestra. Won­ derful Girls. Wonderful Gowns. Entrancing Music. N E V E R Such values in N eckw ear a s we are -h ew in g t hi< F all: th e 50c 4-in-hand l o o k - as good as th e o th e r f e l l o w 's dollar tit-. HARRELLS KNOX PEARLS JUST IN NEW HEID CAPS THE CACTUS TEA ROOM We Serve From 8 a. rn. to IO p. rn. B R EA K FA ST LU N C H E O N D I N N E R ICED AND HOT D R IN K S COLD DRINKS, WHITMAN'S CANDY A N D A CO M PLETE L IN E OF FANCY TOILET ARTICLES Graham Drug Co. 900 Congress Avenue. SUBSCRIBE FOR THE TEXAN Pay 2.50 Before Decebmer First Texan want ads will br ing results. The price is Ic p e r word for the fi rs t insertion, t hree insertions fur 2c. No ad tak en over the phone. No ad t a k en for Jess t h a n 25c. Call at Room 199, Main Building. P a y in advance. I i IST Tw o l oo se -l ea f note books a n d I h> He- d a t a book f r om L i b r a r y urn- b r e b a rack. R e t u r n to C lit us J o n e s ur T ex a n Office. W A N T E D — 15 copies of R i t c h i e ’s E a s y P l e a s e in a t once. U n i v e r s i t y C on t i n u o u s L a t i n Prose. t h e m b r i n g C o-O p. DR. H. E. B A X T E R , dent ist , 512 S c a r ­ IGI brough Bldg. Old phone 1316. DR. E. C. B E R W I C K , d e n t i s t S ui te P ho ne 3150. 521, b carbro ugh Bldg S T U D E N T S — go to t h e P a l a ce B a r b e r Shop, Bosche Bldg., f o r f i r s t class work. Th e o nl y T u r k i s h b a t h s in t h e 10j city. Billy Wolf. T E X A S . Redo, in ar.d l e t ’a t alx over the football sit- fellers Come ‘ tailor.,^ Ed A en a : T E X A S B a r b e r P h° n e 2606. s ho p, 1002 Congress. to C a m pu s . IQI niched rooms a t good t a b l e b o a r d a nd newly* f u r - $20 p e r m o n t h , 2305 S p e e d w a y . N e x t j j - DR. J. R. N I C H O L S , 413-414 Scar- W A N T E D — By y o u n g m a n a n d wife. r oo ms n e a r Uni- 1030 b r o u g n Bldg.; p ra ct i ce uye, ea r, r . o ^ a n d t h r o a t . I i i v er ity. Call 22d0 a f t e r 6 p. m. t wo u n f u r n i s h e d l imi ted to Pr iv at e fami ly, F O R R E N T — Room f o r two f r e s h m e n , r e a s on a bl e ; s e e p i n g porch w ith p l e a s a n t s u r r o u n d ­ ings, Ap p l y $05 W e s t 22^4 S t, r a t e S T U D E N T S who w a nt t he b es t s e r v ­ ice go to R en o ’s B a r b e r Shop, new, s a n i t a r y a n d up -t o-da te . 104 W. 6th, two doors w e s t of Van S m i t h ’s. F O R S A L E — S l i gh t ly u . e d dre.-s suit, l a r g e size; a b a r g a i n ; also a sec­ ond h a n d 3-piece t ai lored suit. B e a u ­ P ho ne f o r t J e s t e r , 1810 Colorado. 1028 2966. MONEY TO L O A N on di amonds, wa tc hes , gu ns , musical i n s t r u m e n t s , c a s t - o f f cl ot hi ng a nd o t h e r ar ti cl es of value. M. Gordon, P a w n b r o k e r , I l r n | 411 E. 6t h S t I A quiet sin gle room an d a v ery d esirab le double room w ith bingle beds. Hot and cold b a th and all conveniences, a t a low rate, fo r m en. Also places fo r five a t table fo r firs t-c la s s board. R ing 2198, o r call on M rs. VV. R. S to rey . 2416 G u a d ­ alupe. PARTICIPATE IN NATIONAL SHOOT T he U ni v e r s i t y Ri fl e Club has been invited by t h e p r e s i d e n t of t h e N a ­ tional Rifle Club to p a r t i c i p a t e in t h e N a t i on al I n t e r c o l l e g i a t e Shoot, held e ve r y y ea r. Mr. Randl e, p r e s i d e n t of t h e I n i v er s i t y Rifle ( lub, said t o d ay t h a t tile i n vi t a t i o n would be accept ed. I hose s h oo ts ha ve been held e v e ry y e a r u n d e r t h e di rec ti on of t h e N a - al ( hief o f O r d n a n c e since 1905, ’ ' a n d t h e y h a ve a l w a y s been won by N o r t h e r n colleges, a S o u t h e r n college n e ve r h a v i n g been a bl e t o m a k e a n y showi ng. 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E. R. S C H E N D E L , A U S T IN , TEXAS Mrs. Martyn Elliott M arten Elliott THE ELLIOTTS — M A K E R S O F P IC T U R E S — Swann Furniture and Carpet Co. T H E BIG ST O R E . 813 Congress Ave. Austin, Texas. " E F U R N I S H F R A T E R N I T Y H O U S E S O N C R ED IT. L IB E R T I B ELL H E R E NOV. 17. A u stin Sub-Branch. 112 W. 7th. Old Historic Relic to S ta y in Austin One Hour and Thirty Minute*. I A c c o r d i n g to an official c i r c u l a r r e ­ ceived f r o m C h a r l e s S e g e r , c h a i r m a n o f t he “ L i b e r t y B el l ” c o m m i t t e e , t h e . old h i s t or ic relic will a r r i v e in A u s ­ t h e a f t e r n o o n o f Nov. 17 a t tin on | 4:30 Tor a s t o p of one h o u r a n d t h i r t y m in ut es . 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