• T H I R T Y - F I R S T

A U ST IN , T E X A S, F R ID A Y , O CTO BER 17, 1930.

The First College Daily in the South

Candidate

Candidate

C andidates M ust 

R e-A rrange Space 
By Saturday at 6

to 

All c a n d id a tes in th e s tu d e n t 
election 
to be held T uesd ay, 
O c to b e r 21, who have m ade a r ­
ra n g e m e n ts f o r 
p ic tures a n d 
a p p e a r in 
a n n o u n c e m e n ts 
I he Daily T e x a n of T uesda y, 
the day of election, have been 
re q u e ste d 
to see David Hall, 
’ditor-in-chief o f T he T exan, 
f o r a change in schedule. No 
p ic tu re s o r a n n o u n c e m e n ts will 
be published a f t e r S u nday , Oc­
to b e r 19, 
a n ­
nounced.

has been 

it 

a r r a n g e m e n t s 

C a n d id a te s who hav e not yet 
made 
f o r th e 
publicatio n of a n n o u n c e m e n ts 
a f t e r ­
will do so by S a t u r d a y 
noon a t 
th e final 
6 o ’clock, 
leadline for p r e s e n ta t io n of po- 
itical m a terial.

Ostrow to Seek 
Journalism Post 
In Fall Election

Positions 

on Publication 

Staffs Stressed In 
Race

F rie n d s of A lb e r t A. Ostrow, 

j u n i o r in the U n iv e rsity , have p e r ­

s uaded him to a n n o u n c e his c a n ­

did a cy as as se m b ly m a n f r o m 

th e 

d e p a r t m e n t of jo u r n a lis m . 

This 

is his second y e a r in the U n iv e r ­

sity, bu t he has also s p e n t 

one 

y e a r a t the U n iv e r s ity 
souri.

o f Mis­

S u p p o rte rs o f O stro w feel t h a t 

he is am ply q u a lifie d f o r th e p o ­

sition, due to th e f a c t t h a t 

he 

is th e p r e se n t p r e s id e n t of 

th e 

J o u r n a lis m A ssociation, 

a n d 

is 

ed itor-in-chief o f th e L ittle C a m ­

pus F r e e Press. O strow is also 
ac tiv e ly associated w ith all 
o f 
th e t h r e e U n iv ersity pub licatio ns, 
He a c ts in the c a p a c ity o f r e p o r t ­
e r on T h e Daily T e x a n , and 
is 
edito rial 
also a m e m b e r of 
s ta f f . H e is a f e a t u r e w r i t e r on 
th e L o n g h o rn - R a n g e r , e n d a m e m ­
b e r o f the p e r so n n e l s t a f f of 
th e 
C actu s.

th e 

a s 

H is scholastic ab ilities m a y be 
g au g e d from th e f a c t t h a t he is a 
m e m b e r of Phi E t a S ig m a, n a t io n ­
al h o n o r f r a t e r n i t y . Due to his all- 
e n u m e r a te d 
a r o u n d abilities 
above and th e f a c t t h a t he is con­
n e c te d w ith o th e r s t u d e n t a c tiv i­
tie s on 
f r ie n d s o f 
O strow declare t h a t he is u n d o u b t­
ed ly capable o f fillin g a s e a t in 
I he assembly 
r e p r e s e n ta t iv e 
as 
from th e d e p a r t m e n t of j o u r n a l ­
ism.

th e c a m p u s, 

He m akes no r a s h prom ises, h ut 
points to th e fact t h a t he is t h o r ­
oughly a c q u a i n te d w ith s t u d e n t 
at lairs, and p r e s e n ts his record as 
a u t h e n ti c p ro o f o f his ca pabili­
ties.

Preliminary Call 
Issued Debaters, 
Coach S t a t e s

Sixty Turn Out 

for First 

Practice of Year 
October 21

Letter Men Back

Seven Members of Varsity 
Squad Return To 
Campus

fo r 

W ith m ore th a n OO m en c o m in g ' 
o u t 
tr y o u ts I
th e p r e lim in a r y 
O c to b e r 21, p ro sp e c ts f o r the 1930 
d e b a te squad a t the U n iversity a r e j 
u n u su a lly good, D e b a te Coach T. * 
an n o u n c e d . T he 
A. Rousse has 
f i r s t p re lim in a r y 
ro u n d will re-1 
du ce th is n u m b e r to 30, and the ; 
second ro u n d will b r in g th e g ro u p 
d ow n to six tee n o r e ig h te e n . This 
la s t g ro u p will be r a n k e d , and th e I 
f i r s t tw elve will f o r m th e ac tiv e ! 
d e b a te squ ad, w ith th e o t h e r f o u r J 
or six as rese rv e spe ake rs.

th ir d 

F o u r le tte r m en f ro m last y e a r ’s I 
sq ua d h av e r e t u r n e d , w hile th r e e ; 
m e m b ers o f th e r e s e rv e g r o u p a r e j 
back in school. L e r o y J e f f e r s of 
H olland, b e g in n in g his f o u r t h y e a r 
o f ac tive w o rk ; Ben L. Bird of 
D a lh a r t, in his 
y e a r as a 
m e m b e r o f th e d e b a te s q u a d ; Will 
C rew s M orris of S an A ntonio, e n ­
te r i n g his second y e a r as a U n i­
v ersity d e b a te r ; 
S p u rg e o n Bell 
of H o uston , f o r m e r d e b a te r who 
w as o u t of school la st y e a r , will 
fo rm th e nu cleu s 
a r o u n d which 
C oa ch Rousse will f o r m his 1930 
squad. F r a n k K n a p p of S an A n ­
tonio, Ed R e ic helt o f Bessm ay, an d 
J o e Spurlock of F o r t W o r th w e re 
on th e re se rv e squa d la st y e a r and 
will ta k e an activ e p a r t in fo re n sic 
circles th is year.

In additio n to th e s e seven men, 
th e r e a r e m a n y high school d e ­
b a te cham pions in the U niversity 
this y e a r who have in d ic a te d th e ir 
in te n tio n s o f com ing out f o r U n i­
v e r s it y d e b a te , as well a s several 
o u ts t a n d in g sp e a k e rs f ro m j u n io r 
colleges a n d o t h e r T e x a s colleges 
a n d universities.
A te n ta t iv e 

f o r the 
U n iversity this y e a r includes d e ­
b a te s w ith Missouri, Colorado, 
O k lahom a a n d p e r h a p s K ansas and 
N o rth C a ro lin a in A u s tin ; 
and 
a n d p e rh a p s 
K ansas, L o u isia n a 
T u la n e 
a n o t h e r S o u th e r n 
a n d 
te a m aw a y f ro m home.

sc hed ule 

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C ooper F lies H ere 

From San A n ton io

Mabel C ooper, f o r m e r U n iv e r­
s ity s tu d e n t, flew to A ustin from 
S an A nto n io M on d a y in a special 
p la n e disp a tc h ed to b r in g h e r to 
th e o p en in g of 
th e new a ir p o r t 
h e re , a n d visited u n til W e d n e s­
d a y with friends.
(Since (leaving 

th e U n iv e r s ity , 
Miss C ooper has flow n o v e r m o st 
of L a tin -A m eric a, w h e re she has 
b ee n co llec tin g m a te r ia l fo r f e a ­
t u r e sto rie s on av ia tio n . 
She is 
now a t h e r home in S an A ntonio. 
L ast J u ly she w as co n n e c te d w ith 
tho p ublicity w ork o f th e o pen in g 
o f R andolph Field th e re .

W hile on 

th e U n iv e r s ity cam 
pus, Miss C oo per w as a m e m b er 
She 
o f th e A lp h a Phi s o r o rity . 
w as also a m e m b e r o f th e O range 
J a c k e ts , O w nooch, C r ta i n Club, 
W o m e n ’s H onor Council, s t a f f of 
I he Daily Texan, vice p r e sid e n t 
of the fre s h m a n class, p r e s id e n t of 
the so p h o m o re class, a n d division 
c h a ir m a n of 
sta d iu m 
drive.

th e f i r s t 

P h on e It In

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A f t e r IO P. M.

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C l o t e Q u a l i f i c a t i o n s

T he n a m e of E d d ie D y ch e h as 

VOL. XXXII.

Dunlap, Connally 
Designated F o r 
Rhodes Award

Candidates Appear Before 
State Committee 
December 6

Merits Discussed

Four Applicants Selected 
For Southwestern 
District

B en C o n nally 

o f M arlin, and 
H u g h D u n lap of C leb u rn e w e re a c ­
c e p te d by th e R hodes S ch olarship 
c o m m itte e a t its m e e ti n g T h u r s ­
d a y a f te r n o o n , an d will be c e r t i ­
fied by t h a t c o m m ittee to a p p e a r 
b e f o r e th e S ta te c o m m itte e which 
m e e ts D ec em b e r 6.
F o u r c a n d id a te s 

f o r e t h e c o m m itte e with 
tio n blanks an d 
g a r d i n g th e ir qu alifica tio n s.

a p p e a r e d be­
a p p lic a ­
in f o r m a ti o n r e ­

Dr. D. A. P en ic k , E. J. M athew s, 
a n d T. W. Riker, m e m b e rs o f t h e 
c o m m itte e , w e r e 
p r e s e n t a t th e 
m e e ti n g a n d discussed t h e possi­
b ilities of each c a n d id a te ’s success 
in passin g th e S ta te a n d d is tric t 
e x a m in a tio n s.

scholarship, 

C on n a lly and D un lap a r e both 
close in 
le a d e rsh ip , 
a n d activities. B oth a re g r a d u a t e s 
o f th is U n iv ersity , both a r e m e m ­
b e r s of Phi B e ta K app a, a n d both 
a r e e n te r e d in th e School o f Law. 
D u n la p has b ee n a v a r s ity te n n is 
p l a y e r f o r th r e e y e a r s a n d c a p ta in 
f o r 1928. C o nnally is a m e m b e r 
o f P hi K a p p a Psi, and D u n la p is 
a m e m b e r o f D elta K a p p a Epsilon 
f r a t e r n i t y .

th r o u g h 

T he R hodes scholarship e lim in a ­
tio n is followed 
t h r e e 
c o m m itte e s and ex a m in a tio n s. T he 
c a n d id a te s a p p e a r b e fo re th e c o m ­
m i t t e e of th e ir school w ith a p p lic a ­
tio n blanks. In fo r m a tio n , inc lu d in g 
t h e i r b ir th c e rtific a te s , 
p h oto­
g r a p h s , w r i tte n s t a t e m e n t fro m th e 
P r e s i d e n t of th e U n iv ersity , a n d 
r e f e r e n c e s a r e w ithheld u n til th e 
s t a t e m eetin g . T he U n iv e r s ity co m ­
m it te e co n sid ers only 
scholastic 
a c h ie v e m e n t, leadersh ip , a n d a c tiv ­
ities.

A p p l i c a n t s L i m i t e d

F ro m the U n iv e rsity ap p lic a n ts, 
o f which t h e r e can be no m o r e th a n 
liv e , th e a c c e p te d ones a r e s e n t 
to 
th e s t a t e c o m m itte e m e e tin g . 
E a c h recognized school has 'p riv ­
ileges sim ila r to th a t of th e U n i­
v e rsity .

T he s ta te g a t h e r in g of a p p li­
c a n ts an d c o m m itte e will m e e t 
D e c e m b e r 6. The location of th is 
m e e ti n g is n o t y e t kn ow n, a c c o r d ­
ing to Dr. Penick.

I he s ta te co m m ittee h a s p ow er 
to a p p o in t tw o c a n d id a te s to the 
tw o 
d is t r i c t m e e tin g held a b o u t 

( T u r n to P a g e 3)

around the 
perip

w ith 
b u z z a r d

t h e 

L U C IL L E S H A R P d r iv in g dow n 
th<> d r a g aga in in T H A T a u t o m o ­
bile again. Did you e v e r notice 
the co m b in atio n t h a t a blond e an d 
a P ack a rd m a k e?
T he J E S T E R 

th e ir 
r e g u la r m o r n in g s ta n d a n d J O H N ­
NY R A K E S T R A W h o ld ing dow n 
t h e co rn e r.

sisters a t 

Have all of you 
L O U I S E A K IN y e t? 
n ’t, you a r e n ot t r e a t i n g 
selves righ t.
B E T T Y 

B I N N IO N 

fellow s m e t 
I f you h a v e ­
y o u r ­

th e 
t a k in g som e boy 

in 

B U R C H m o to r 
som ew here.

TO M M Y S O L O M O N can c e r ­
ta in ly ta k e th o s e H isto ry 4 n o te s ; 
he will a d m it i t himself.

T he B u z za rd n e a r ly r a n o v er 
F A Y N IE T Z to d a y w hen she w as 
c ro ssin g T w e n ty - f ir s t S tr e e t . T h a t 
g irl 
o f 
tr o u b le fo r som eb ody b e f o r e n e x t 
J u n e .

is g o ing to ca use a 

lo t 

G A IL W H IT C O M B w a tc h in g 
th e f r e s h m e n girls— a n d boys— on 
th e ir way to L aw B u ild in g 103.
JO H N N Y H E N D E R S O N in no 
p a r t i c u l a r h u r r y a t all. T he L aw 
B uild in g su re 
a s to rm 
a lo n g a b o u t 12 o ’clock e v e r y day.
th is 
str ip e d 

S aw D O RIS W I L L IA M S 

g e t s in 

t h a t 

m o r n in g w e a rin g 
sw e a te r.

W o n d e r w h e r e 

EMMY 
d re ss w a s 

LOU 
to d a y ? 
K I N G ’S blue 
S O P H I E H A R D IN lookin g f o r h e r 
d a t e f o r th e 0 . U. gam e, not w o r ­
ried, b u t a little anxious.

E D D IE D Y C H E

Dyche Announces 
C a n d i d a c y For 
Law A s s e m b l y

Senior Student Makes Race 
A t First Appearance 
In Politics

b ee n e n t e r e d as a c a n d id a te in the 
co m in g election f o r assem b ly m an 

f r o m th e School o f Law . B e cause 

he h a s n e v e r b e f o r e bee n a can- : 

d id a te f o r political o ffic e d u r in g 

his se v e ra l y e a r s in th e U n iv e r s ity 

a n d h as fo rm e d no political en- i 

t a n g le m e n ts th a t will e n d a n g e r his I 
u s e f u ln e s s 

asse m b ly m a n , 

as an 

D y c h e ’s s u p p o r te r s u rg e his elec- j 

lion a s o ne p r e - e m in e n tly q u a lif ie d 

by a likeable p e r s o n a lity a n d b r il­

l ia n t sch olastic re c o rd to b e a r e p ­

r e s e n ta t iv e fro m 

t h e School 

o f 

L aw w h e r e his re c o rd as m a d e in 
th e class-room has b e e n o u t s t a n d ­
ing.

D yche will receive bis b a c h e lo r 
o f la w s d e g r e e d u r i n g th e s u m m e r 
session o f 1931. H e is a t p r e s e n t 
a m e m b e r o f the b o a r d o f s t u d e n t 
e d i to r s o f th e T e x a s Law Review 
by v ir tu e o f his scholastic a v e r ­
a g e w hich is a m o n g th e h ig h e st in 
t h e School o f Law. His f r ie n d s 
o f f e r him as a c a n d id a te h a v in g 
t h e p le a s a n t blend o f high schol­
a r s h ip a n d likeable, w ell-round ed 
m a nh ood. H e 
is r e ly i n g on his 
f r ie n d s who w e re n o t m a d e in a 
political cam p a ig n o r f o r political 
th e ir c o n ­
to give him 
p u rp o ses 
s c ie n tio u s s u p p o r t in th e rac e.

D yche is a t p r e s e n t s e rv in g as 
a m e m b e r o f the I n t e r f r a t e r n i t y 
Council.

T urtle Club T ryou ts 

F inished W ed n esd ay

T u r t l e Club tr y o u t s in th e G re ­
g o r y G y m n asiu m pool W e d n e s d a y 
n ig h t r e s u lte d in th e se lec tion of 
five o f t h e te n girls w ho c o m p e te d 
E liz a b e th Lewis, sponsor, a n n o u n c ­
ed T h u rs d a y . The g irls chosen by 
th e club a t this m e e tin g a r e as 
follow s: H e le n Caldw ell, M a rg a re t 
Reed, Im ab e l Phillips, E liz a b e th 
S ch n eid er, a n d M in e rv a H o lb e rt.
in itia te 
th e new m e m b ers a t 7 :30 o ’clock 
W e d n e s d a y night, O c to b e r 22, in 
the G r e g o ry G ym nasium . S helley 
J o r d a n , s e c r e t a r y - t r e a s u r e r , will 
be in c h a rg e of th e in itia tio n . 
In 
a d d itio n to th e initiatio n , th e club 
will hold a business m e e tin g a t 5 
o’clock W e d n es d ay in Miss L ew is’ 
office.

T h e club will m e t 

to 

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C hem ists E lect N ew 

O fficers T hursday

N ew o f f ic e r s e le c te d 

b y Phi 
L a m b la T h e ta , n a tio n a l h o n o r a r y 
chem ical f r a t e r n i t y , a t th e ir m e e t ­
ing a t th e F a c u l ty W o m e n ’s Club 
T h u r s d a y a r e as follo w s:

B e r t h a Casey, p r e s id e n t; Mrs. 
M ildred M ayhall, vice p r e s id e n t; 
E liz a b e th O lip h a n t, r e c o r d in g sec­
r e t a r y ; M a r jo r y Jo h n s o n , t r e a s u r ­
e r ; E liz a b e th M cG uire, k e e p e r of 
re c o rd s. Miss Ivy M ay P a k e r is 
f a c u lty ad v iso r o f th e club. 

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B O D D Y R E T U R N S T O D A Y
M acon Boddy, as so c ia te e d i to r 
o f T h e D aily T e x a n , will r e t u r n 
to d a y fro m Waco, w h e re he h a s 
th e C o tto n P a l­
been a t t e n d i n g 
his visit 
ace. 
since M onday. U p o n his r e t u r n 
he will re s u m e his d u tie s on T he 
T e x a n s ta ff .

B oddy e x t e n d e d 

B O B H O R N E

thence north to Elm S t r e e t , west 

P a r t l y C lou dy a n d Cooler Friday.

Sooner Band Parades 
With Texas Rooters 
In Dallas Saturday

‘Gladly accept y o u r in v ita tio n t o p a r a d e with the L o n g h o rn B a n d 
ac Dallas,” read a te le g r a m received by W e ldon F ield e r, p r e s id e n t o f 
the Longhorn Band, from William R. W e b er, d ir e c to r of th e U niver-
of O klaho m a Band. Previously, F ie ld e r h ad w ired the d ire c to r 
in a rally 
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of the O klahom a o rg a n iz a tio n asking 

| th ro u g h th e d o w ntow n d istric t a t * ------------ 

f o r co -o p e ra tio n 
 

| 

 

a f a r b e t t e r te am would fa c e th e
Behind S o o n e rs th a n the one on th e field 

d e leg a tio n will j t h r e e w ee ks ago.

P a r a d e F o rm * at 1 0 : 4 5

The pm a d e will form on A kan! 

S tre e t by 

the? Baker H otel at 

10:15 S a tu r d a y m o rn in g .

From th e re it will go ea st on 

Com m erce S tr e e t 

to H arw ood, 

on Elm 

to I,am ar S tre e t, 

th e n 

so u th 

to M a i n S tre e t, ami 

th e n 

n o rth to A kard w h ere it will dis­

band bj th e Adolphus H otel,

T h e Longhorn Band a n d 

th e 

U n i v e r s i t y Cowboys will head th e 

procession to be followed by th e 
T exas yell leaders on tru ck s. T h ey 

in tu r n will be followed by T e x a s

ro o te r s a n d su p p o rters. 
tho U n iv ersity ’s 
j come S ooner 
supp orters.

Band a n d S o o n e r

The clash b e tw e e n th e S o o n e r 
j 
’and L o n g h o r n g r id d e r s w i l l mark 
th e com pletion of a q u a r te r - c e n - 
i tu r y of play, th e U n iv ersit y h a v ­
ing won f ifte e n gam es t o e ig h t f o r 
the O klahom a squad. T w o w ere 
tied. T he gam e S a t u r d a y will he 
called a t 2:3 0 o’clock in F a i r P ark 
Stadium . More th a n 35,000 peo­
ple will w itn e ss th e gam e, it w as 
i n d i c a t e d a t t h e athletic office.

B a n d Leave* a t N o o n 

T he L o n g h o rn Band will leave 
f o r Dallas F r id a y at 12 o’clock, 
th e s t u d e n ts ’ special 
noon, a n d 
tr a i n s will 
leave a t 4:5 5 o’clock 
a n d a t 11 o ’clock, it was an n o u n c -
. ed. 
In ad d itio n to s tu d e n ts who
I go b y t r a i n to Dallas, m a n y a r e
ex pected to go by auto.
The L o n g h o rn Band 

th e
Cow boys will e x e c u te th e “ T E X ” 
an d o th e r drill f o r m a tio n s d u rin g 
he h a d , Alan S te e le , d r u m ma 

an d 

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I

Littlefield Talks 
At Pep Rally For 
Oklahoma Game

University Quartet Sings; 
Longhorn Band 
Closes Meet

C oach C lyde L ittle fie ld increas­

ed th e h opes of a T exas victory 

a t D allas in tho g am e w ith O kla­

h o m a 

in his speech a t 

th e pep 

r a lly la st night. He s ta te d t h a t 

L ittle f ie ld ’s speech w as follow ed
by one given by Zollie S te a k le y

the 

i who stressed 
im p o r ta n c e of 
those stu d e n ts t h a t a r e going to 
; Dallas to yell f o r th o s e t h a t have 
been forced to s t a y in A u stin, b u t 
are still behind th e te a m .

The U n iv ersity Q u a r t e t 

th e n 
gave a n u m b e r o f p o p u a r songs,
| closing w ith “ T exas F ig h t.” Those 
in th e q u a r t e t w e re Bob M orri­
son, N o rm a n Mullings, 
l a n d s 
R razleto n, an d Malcolm G regory. 

 

 

 

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140 Sign to Take 

! anguage Exams

Students Meet Saturday In 
Main Building
_______

A b out 140 s tu d e n ts will 

ta k e 
' th e f o r e i g n la n g u a g e e x a m in a tio n s 
j o r of th e b and, has an n o u n c e d , \ < a t u i .A a v n * * « W 18. C! A, S w a n -
A f t e r th e g am e a dunce will be­
held a t t h e B a k e r H otel f o r both 
T e x a s a n d O klahom a s t u d e n ts and 
music will be fu rn is h e d by a f i f ­
teen-piece o rche stra.

.Saturday, O cto ber 18, C 
son, a d j u n c t pro fe sso r of R om ance 
j la n g u a g e s, a n n o u n c e d T h u rs d a y .
I E x am in atio n - in S panish will be 
a n d 
I held in Main Building 172, 
F re n c h in Main B uilding 250. A ll 
in Main Building 

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I o th e r s will be 
I 219.

Fifty-Four Run 
For Places In 
Coming Election

Students Vote for Men And 
W omen According To 
Schools

Balloting Tuesday

Resolution Passed Urging 
All Students 
To Vote

F i f t y - f o u r n am es w ere placed 

on th e official ballot fo r th e com ­

ing election, T u e s d a y , O cto b e r 21, 

when Doyle H. Willis was dec la re d 

elidible by th e h o n o r council la st 
night. Men a n d w om en s tu d e n ts 

can vote f o r both m en and w om en 

ca n d id a te s 

in 

th e i r 

resp e ctiv e 

schools w ith the ex c ep tio n o f those 

seeking election 

to 

tho ho n o r 

council, 

th e council decided. A 

resolution was passed u rg in g all 
( T u r n to P a g e 2)

Decherd Runs 
For Academic 
Assembly Post

Senior Bases Camoaign On 
Impartial Service To 
All Groups

E m m a V irg in ia D ec h erd, se nior 

s tu d e n t 

in 

th e College o f A rts 

a n d Sciences, h as a n n o u n c e d h e r 

Bob Horne Runs 
For Office From 
Business School

Experience, Sincerity, And 
Vision Are Bases O f 
Cam paign

F rietlds of Bob H o m e have a n ­
nounced his can d id a cy f o r th e o f ­
fice of 
the 
Soh onl o f Business A d m in is tra tio n 
in the election to he held T u e sd a y , 
O ctobe r 21.

assem b lym an f r o m 

H o m e is a senior in th e School 
of Business A d m in is tra tio n , His 
f o u r y ea rs o n 
the c a m p u s , and 
th e vastt n u m b e r of f r ie n d s he has 
made, q u alify him f o r th e service 
he seeks to ren d e r.

ca n d id a cy f o r one o f th e 

H is vision,/ sin c erity, a n d ex ­
pla ce s open fo r w om en r e p r e s e n ­
perience have given him a th o r-
ta tiv e s in th e S tu d e n t s ’ Assembly I ,>u£h know ledg e of s tu d e n t prob­

th re e 

D u rin g h e r f o u r y e a rs on th e 

l e m th e College of A rts a n d l e i - P ? ® 8 a n d havt> (,(luiPIK'd hins for
I the o ffic e which he «eek«. H orne
has ta k e n a n active p a r t in cam-
. 
pus a f f a ir s , b u t th is is th e f irs t
* 
tim e h e h as con sen te d to ru n f o r 
a n y political office, his 
frie n d s 
point out.

has ta k e n an ac tiv e p a r t in e x t r a ­

U n iv e rsity cam pus, Miss D echerd 

er . 
, 
, 

. . . 
. 

, 
. 

m 

. 

, 

His g ro u n d w o rk of wide e x ­
perience, lively in te rest, a n d sound 
ju d g m e n t has convinced f rie n d s of 
his capabilities f o r office. T h ey 
u r g e his election on the basis of 
his m erit.

ac tiv itie s a n d 

c u r r ic u l a r 
is a c ­
q u a in te d w ith s t u d e n t pro b lem s 
an d needs, This week she was 
elected to O ra n g e J a c k e ts , h o n o r ­
a r y o r g a n iz a tio n f o r upper-class- 
w om en, th e m e m b e rs of which a re 
th e basis of in te r e s t, 
elec ted on 
p e rso na lity, 
t h e , 
m a in te n a n c e of high scholastic av- J 
erages.

leadership, a n d 

is 

Miss D echerd 

th e p re se n t 
m a n a g e r o f the G irls’ G lee Club, 
a po st which she h as held f o r th e 
p a s t two yea rs, a n d she h a s been 
a m e m b e r o f th e club since h e r 
e n tra n c e in th e U n iv e rsity . This 
is h e r third y e a r on th e V a rsity 
Co-ed Q u a r te t, a n d d u r in g h e r 
I irst 
the cam pus, 
she was a m e m b e r o f th e U n iv e r­
sity O rc h estra .

two y e a r s on 

Longhorn-Ranger 
Out October 20 (cid:0) . e c l u b B e g i n .

 ——— 

A m endm ent Hr ive

Football Motif 

Featured 

In Second Issue

o f 

The N ovem ber issu e 

the 
L ongho rn -R ang er, c a r r y i n g o u t the 
football motif, will be o f f 
th e 
press about O c to b e r 20, A lfre d 
Malinger, ed ito r, a n n o u n c e d Wed 
nesday. The issue will co n ta in 32 
pages and will h*' f e a t u r e d by a 
double-page article on se v e ra l of 
the rx>nghorn football sq u a d m e m ­
bers.

At p rese n t, Miss D echerd 
is 
s e c r e ta ry of the Y.W .O.A. se n io r 
ca b in e t a n d is a m e m b e r of 
th e 
Cap and Gown Council. She was 
a c h a r te r m e m b e r o f th e Co-ed 
Council a n d took a p r o m in e n t p a r t 
in the R o u n d -U p p a g e a n t a t 
th e
th e A e o n ,” a
firs t ann u a l Round-U p la st spring. I hu m orous article by A lb e r t A. Os.
to J trow , and a more serious sketch 
o r g a n iz a tio n s I b y H elen E n g elk in g e n title d “ So*
j o u r n ” are th e lo n g e r f e a t u r e s of 
t h e m agazine.

ll elected, I shall a t t e m p t 

“ The B attle of 

H ome Econom ics Club m em bers 

took th e initial step tow ard a c o n ­

sti tu tio n a l a m e n d m e n t 

e f f e c tin g 

t h e 

in v e stm e n t 

of U n iversity 

funds, 

a t 

th e ir 

f irs t m eeting, 

which w as held in the g irls’ study 

hall W e d n e s d a y a t 5 o’clock, Sign©
Lundelius, presid e n t, 
anno unced.
T he pu rp o se of th e m e e tin g was 
to plan a publicity ca m p a ig n to 
f u r t h e r tho a m e n d m e n t. 
Joh n A.
M cCurdy, e x e cu tiv e s e c r e ta r y of 
the 
Association, 
spoke t o th e club, e x p lain in g th e 
a m e n d m e n t a n d o f f e r i n g sugges­
tion s f o r the cam paign.

E x - S t u d e n t s ’ 

H u m orous m a teria l 

p re d o m in ­
ate s th ro u g h o u t the issue a n d the
a n d J {football m o tif is fully ca rrie d out,

N ew M em bers C hosen 
By S igm a D elta Chi

G O LF C L A S S S T A R T S

The golf class f o r f a c u lty wo­
men will begin th is a f t e r n o o n at 
5 o ’clock, Miss K ir th le y T h a tc h e r , 
g o lf in stru c to r , sta te d . A p p ro x i­
m a tely f i f t y w om en have signed
up f o r the go lf a n d o t h e r f a c u lty j p en d itu re o f fu n d s

se rve all 
and groups im p a r tia lly a n d to th e
b est of m y a b ility ,” Miss D echerd 
s ta te d . “ J fa v o r the ju d ic io u s ex- 
d eriv e d fro m

c a m p u s 

of* r h 
d e p a r tm e n t U n iversity d an c e p ro c e e d s 
o f p h y . c u ! training'. O c to b e r 25 ■ promise to n a e m y tim e an d infUi- M e l d e r - i d .

° ^ ere d ,*)y 

n j ? ! ? 
en ro llm en t.

“ 

d a y f 0 r i enCp 

t o w a r ‘l 
of th is e n d ,”

t h e a c c o m p l i s h m e n t ! 

a n d 

T he n e x t exam s fo r J u n e g r a d ­
u a te s will be held in F e b r u a r y . 
T he p a p e r s will be g ra d e d a s soon 
a r e 
as possible, 
f o r th e ir 
r e q u e s t e d n o t to call 
g r a d e s as 
in fo rm a tio n will 
be m a ile d to them . P a p e r will be 
fu rn is h e d by 
it 
w a s an n o u n c e d .

th e U n iversity , 

s tu d e n ts 

th is 

Gidden* G ives T alk 

T o B eta A lp h a Psi

th e 

a n d 

p ro fe ssio n a l 

“ M a n a g e m e n t of an a c c o u n tin g 
System f o r Chain S to re s ” was th e 
j s u b je c t o f 
ta lk by W illa rd 
i G iddens, p re s id e n t of th e B e ta Psi, 
a c ­
h o n o r a r y 
c o u n tin g f r a t e r n i t y , a t a m e etin g 
a t 6 :1 5 o'clock T h u r s d a y evening 
a t th e F a c u lty Club. 
j B e ta A lpha Psi h a s s e n t Dr. G. 
H. N ew iove, p ro fe sso r a n d sponsor 
o f th e f r a t e r n i t y , a s r e p r e s e n ta ­
tive to D allas to th e sta te a c c o u n t­
in g c o n v e n tio n w hich is being held 
j th is w eek.

TE-U A A-HISS CAME GROUP 

TO T A K E 'RAINBOW TRAIL'

Pre-M eds Initiated 

A t M eet L ast N ight

I n itia tio n services w ere held f o r 
new m e m b ers of th e P re-M ed S o­
c ie ty m e e tin g 
la st n ig h t, J, C. 
L o c k h a rt, p re s id e n t, an n o u n c e d .

A t th e m e e tin g held T h u rs d a y , 
O c to b e r 
2, D an S c h u m a n was 
elec ted t r e a s u r e r o f t h e o r g a n iz a ­
tion. 
It w as also d ecided a t t h a t 
tim e f o r th e society to ta k e ac tive 
p a r t in i n tr a m u r a l a c tiv itie s th is 
y e a r .

M e etin g s a r e held e v e r y o th e r 
T h u r s d a y n ig h t a t 7 :3 0 o'clock in 
th e Y. M. C. A. a u d ito r iu m .
 

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M R S . B R U N K E N H O E F E R

Mrs. O. J. B r u n k e n h o e f e r of 
th e L ittle C am pus D o rm ito ry l e f t 
T h u rs d a y a f t e r n o o n f o r a w e e k ’s 
visit w ith h e r m o th e r, Mrs. J. C. 
D ixon o f F o r t W o rth . She ex p e cts 
to r e t u r n the m iddle of n e x t week.

t h a t 

G loria Y a n tis is c le a n -u p 

A f t e r su p p e r, “ th e S p irit o f Te- 

and will e x p la in to the g r o u p th e

W A A -H ias” will be b r o u g h t o u t 

ch a rg e o f the p r o g ra m assisted by 

Sheila Mulling* a n d R a m o n a Olsen. 

Today a t I o ’clock is th e dead 
line f o r signing u p f o r the C am p 
T e-W A A -H iss 
“ R ainb ow T r a i l ” 
hike w hich will be held S a tu r d a y
a f t e r n o o n a t 2 :30 o’clock. All girls! ldea ls and t r a d i tio n s o f tho* organi- 
w ho wish to go a r e asked to sign j cation. M a r g a r e t Cunningham is in
up on th e T e -W A A -H iss bulletin 
b o a rd in the b alcony of the Wo­
tim e, 
m a n ’s G ym n asiu m by 
R u th .Junkin, d ir e c to r , said T h u r s ­
day. T he p a r ty will m eet a t the 
W o m a n ’s 
2:30 
G y m n a s iu m 
o clock a n d will f o l l o w the “ R a in ­
bow' T r a i l ” to th e U n iv e rsity Bo­
ta n ic a l G ardens, w h e re th e “ po t o’ 
g o ld ” will be f o u n d a t Oak Lodge.
Mildred L ippe will lead th e g ir L 
ov er the trail which will be m arked 
with ribbons re s e m b lin g th e r a i n ­
bow, an d Louise Robinson will be 
ho stess a t Oak Lodge w'here su p p e r 
will be served u n d e r th e su p e rv i­
sion o f F ra n c e s L au g h lin , assisted 
b y M a rjo rie R obinson, Benilou 
W a tk in s , and K ay HUI,

G uests f o r th e o u tin g will be Mr. 
and Mr.-?. J o h n A. M cCurdy, Mr. 
and Mrs. VY. D. W o o d b u ry , Misses 
M a rg a re t P eck , D o ro th y G eb a u er, 
A n n a Hiss, M a r g a r e t K irkner. 
Leah G regg, H ilda M oiesworth, 
and E liz abe th M ag uire. All m e m ­
bers of th e physical t r a i n in g s t a f f 
are invited to a t t e n d and m o re a re 
asked to sign up on the bulletin 
board by noon today. T he o u tin g 
will cost ea ch girl 40 c e n ts, Miss 
Ju n k in sta te d ,

man with M uriel T e l l e r a n d E v e ­

lyn Olsen assisting.

c h a ir ­

at 

 

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Bit and Spur Club 

N am es N ew M em bers

Bit and Spur, se n io r r id in g club, 
he Id s its fri.st m e e tin g a t the W est- 
en fie ld Rilling Club W e d n esd ay , 
O ctober 15, Miss H elen H all, who 
has bee n m an ag in g 
th e W e ste n - 
field Riding Club f o r t h r e e y e a rs,1 
is spon sor of the o rg a n iz a tio n .

T ry o u ts w ere hed fo r new girls. 
Miss Leah G re g g ; Miss M a rg a re t 
K ir k n e r ; G a r d e n e r D uncan, a fo r ­
m e r s tu d e n t o f the U n iv e r s ity ; and 
all active club m em bers, w ere th e 
judges. M a rg a re t F r a z ie r, Ada 
BIL-*, Sue C u n n in g h am , T ootle 
P a r k e r , B e tty Im h o ff, M a ria n n a 
F lorence C raddock, 
E ngelking, 
E liz ab e th Cowgill, M a r ie tta J a c k ­
son, and D orothy Williams w ere 
selected 
the 
f o r m e m b ersh ip 
club.

in 

Old m em bers are T in y Caswell, 
p re sid e n t, M a ry H elen Caswell, 
vice-president, Jim «ey Duncan,
s e c r e ta ry and 
t r e a s u r e r , G ra ce
Hill, R u th Reed, R uth Joss, E ve­
lyn E eh e rt, V irginia Suggs, E v e ­
lyn 
P rid g e n , D oro th y Richey,
I F ra n c e s Stiles, a n d Z eda LaCina.

Election o f new m e m b e rs a n d a 
discussion of plans for the cornin, 

year f e a t u r e d th e call m e e ti n g o f 

O nly in s t r u c to r s in a c c o u n tin g 
w e re p r e s e n t a t th e m e etin g a l ­
a c c o u n ta n ts will
th o u g h public 
I r a t e r a t - j t a k e p a r t in discussions held to- 
tom orrow .
<*»* O c to b e r 17, and 
E le c tio n o f a d e l e g a te and a n S a t u r d “ y- 0 c t l>b‘ r >*• 

S igm a D elta Chi, h o n o r a r y a n d 
p r o fe ssio n a l 
ty, T h u r s d a y night. 

jo u r n a lis m 

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in stru c to r 

B. M. W h i t a k e r , 

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W H IT A K E R S P E A K S

T o d a y at 5 o ’C lock

Junior C lass M eets 

a l t e r n a t e f o r th e n a tio n a l co nven-
Don of th e o rg a n iz a tio n w as also 
held a t thU m e eting. A n n o u n c e - 
in 
m o o t o f th o se who w e r e elected physical tr a i n in g fo r men, will bo 
to m e m b e rsh ip will be a n n o u n c e d th e m ain s p e ak e r a t a m e e tin g o f 
th e Czech Club in Main Building
the l a t t e r p a r t of n e x t week. 
j 157 a t 7 :3 0 o'clock. T he r e m a i n ­
d e r o f th e p ro g ra m will be de- 
{voted 
to musical n u m b e rs. All 
m em bers are req u e sted to be pres- 
e n t, a n d th o se who d e s ire t o b e ­
in- 
come m em bers a r e cord ia lly 
A called m e e tin g of th e ju n io r vited. M em bership is o pen to all 
class will be held this a f te r n o o n a t Czech s tu d e n ts, it was a n n o u n c e d .
5 o’clock 
in Biology L a b o r a t o r y 
12 f o r t h e p urp ose of ele c tin g a i 
n e w p r e sid e n t. Claire Caswell. 
P lan s f o r r aisin g a sch olarship 
p r e s id e n t, has resigned because o f fu n d will be discussed a t the m eet- 
ing o f P un-Hellenic which will be
d u tie s in o th e r offices. 
Miss Caswell is p resid e n t of the held th e firs t F r id a y in N o v em b e r 
Bit and S p u r d u b , a rid in g d u b Un +He girls* s tu d y hall a t 5 o'clock, 
f o r U n iv e rsity w om en; a m e m b e r Mi*t> 
a n n o u n c e d 
o f the O ra n g e J a c k e t s ; a n d a mem- j T h u rs d ay . Dr. A nnie W ebb Blan-* 
b e r of the C u r ta in Club, 

B L A N T O N TO S P E A K 

. t o n will s p e ak a t this

R u th H olm es 

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 HAROLD TEEN—FIRST DOWN AND TEN TO GO!

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1930

Established 1899

Editor-in -Chiel! 
A ss o c ia te E d ito r

Collie StOnkley

S p o rts
Society

E d ito r ia l S t a ff 

D e p a r tm e n t H ead*

A . A O strosr

 
Weldon Hart
M ary L ee W e sto n

N igh t E d it o r .....................................Wary Louise S taley
A ssistan t?— H elen Rom berg, Blackwall A rendale.

R eporters— S a d y e F r a n c e s S t a it , R oss Carr, Mil- 

S o ciety rep orters—-Zula VV illiam s, and L vangeline

D . B . Hardeman.

tired Roberts.

('hat mas.

Round-Up Tradition
T U E E X E C U T IV E COUNCIL of the Ex- 
S tud ents Association provides in resolutions 
for the continuance of the Ro und- Up as an 
annual fe a tu re of the U niversity year. Held 
on th e cam pus last year for the fir s t time, 
the Round-Up established 
its rig h t as a 
great Longhorn tradition. Students, ex-stu­
dents, p aren ts, relatives, 
and the faculty 
combined to establish beyond a d oubt the 
right of this cam pus institution to become 
a perm anent featu re by their cooperation 
and active participation.

Most colleges over the country have some 
sort of an annual feature which b rin g s ex- 
students and students together, and helps 
im m easurably to keep alive trad itio n s which 
have become an integral part pf the school’s 
history and lore. The Round-Up is d istinc­
tive, rep resen tin g the s p irit o f the U niver- 
[ sity and the entire state. It b rin g s visitors 
who become conscious for the first tim e p e r ­
haps of the vast scope of life a t the Uni- 
; versify.

The innovation of the Round-Up last y ear 
! is already history. It was successful, both 
| from th e view point of the stu d en ts and th e 
visitors to the campus. It was beautifully 
executed and gigantic in scale. T his y e a r it 
I should be b etter still.

. .

An a m a te u r gardener has 

succeeded in 
crossing a cabbage with an onion. T h a t adds 
I a n o th er h o rro r to the C h ristm as-gift cigar.

A political issue does not mean coming out 

but tr y in g to get in.

A f a rm e r is never sure of a dem and for 

an y th in g except his vote.

Rem em ber the good old days when people 
in the ru ral districts had so much money they 
could a ffo rd to buy a gold brick once in a 
while?

Student Forum

T h e e d ito r ia l board o f th e T ex a n s o lic its 

fr e e -la n c e e d ito r ia ls or 

o f 
p u b lish e d in th e Student; Forum c o lu m n s.

‘'firin g 

lin e " a r tic le s 

S u ch editorials m u st be W ritten by U n iv e r s it y 
d e n ts anti m u t t p e r ta in to som e phase o f s tu d e n t life .

s t u ­

A il c o n tr ib u tio n a m u « t be s ig n e d , b u t th e c o n tr ib u to r ’s 
if he so r e q u e s t s . U n a ig n e d 

th e w r itin g 
to be 

nam e w ilt n o t 
a r t i c l e * w ill n o t be p r i n t e d .
T h o s e of 2 0 0 w o r d s o r 

tie p r i n t e d 

le ss will receive p r e fe r e n c e .

FO R G ET FUL MISTER TEEL ING

ILL H E L P V k E E P ’ 

/M S H A P E , 0 

H a Q o lO * (L c 
j 
P L A V C E M TEO . / 
FOO,VAH!

H ' lu a* a •* r ce
t \ COMvr Mil her 
O pe.a t o m it y - 

AMt» \NO-l.

A L CT Yet? R A TH ER 
T H A N Bv TORM 
 U P TY 

R O O T S - /

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C ontinued from P a g e I

Delta Honor Croups

D ELTA SOCIETY , honorary 

scholastic 
organization fo r men and Lambda Delta, its 
sister organization, are ready to elect mem­
bers to th e ir ranks from the highest ran kin g 
freshm en students of last year. A minimum 
of th re e A ’s and two B’s are the g rades for 
entrance into either society.

these 

Enrollment on the rosters of 

two 
honor organizations is an indication th a t the 
freshm an has taken the first correct step in 
the climb for the highest summit of scholas­
tic achievement a t the University. Its mem­
bers, a t gaining the first honor of their U ni­
versity careers are equipped with the neces­
sary inducement and encouragement to keep 
going with th e ir eyes trained on still g re a te r 
and w o rth ier prizes.

T h o s e students who are members of eith er 
organization are to be congratulated. Those 
who for the first time will enter the rank s 
of the freshmen select this semester can take 
pride in the fact th at they have gotten off to 
a fine start. And for t h o s e who Were not fo r­
tun ate to attain that honor there a re 
still 
worthy aspirations ahead of them at the U ni­
versity.

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College Press

IS IN C REA SE DUE TO HA R D TIM ES?

An in crease o f m ore than two hundred stu d en ts 

is recorded so far fo r the fall quarter.

As a result, m any who had predicted a decrease 
because of the gen eral business d ep ression , have j 
changed th eir m inds and are g ivin g hard tim es the ! 
credit for the increase.

The common theory now 

is th at sin ce young 
men and women are unable to find w ork, th ey are 
going to school. A nd it sounds reason ab le enough. 
They m ight ju st as w ell be in school, g ettin g an 
| education and increasing their c h a n c e s o f landing 
a good job, as lo a fin g around home.

i sity is another question, 

H ow long they can a ffo rd to a tten d th e U niver- 
It may be a n sw ered only 
too w ell when a check-up is taken on the w in ter 
enrollm ent.— Ohio S tate Lantern.

NIGHT FOOTBALL

it 

only 

to be 

is given a trial 

N ig h t f o o t b a l l has already m et w ith disapproval. 
is condem ned. VV e 
B efore it 
search for reasons. There seem 
two 
of them. N ight footb all in an in novation in this 
part o f t h e country, and all co n serv a tiv es condem n 
innovations. T h e second reason is that a “ la s t one 
has been pulled.” We leave school in June. When 
we return, equipm ent for nocturnal gam es has been 
installed. The stu d en ts have no ch an ce to voice 
an opinion. W e would su g g est th a t criticism b t 
w ithheld until night footb all has had a fair trial.
•— Johns H opkins N ew s-L etter.

Nothing seems t o b< quite ho needed in this 
country as the spread of intelligence among 
the “ intelligentsia.”

N a tu re doubtless is grand, but it w asn ’t as 

very brilliant scheme to put most of the vita­
mines in things you don’t like.

F u tu ristic a r t is now being faked, but 
there is no proof yet th a t the fake is any 
better th a n the original.

A New York m an contem plating 
found 

suicide 
twenty- 
changed his mind when he 
five cents on the s t r e e t Would it be fa ir to 
re fe r to th a t as help fro m an unexpected 
q u a rte r?

The smaller dollar bills have been in cir­
culation a long time, but so fa r no tow ering 
genius has discovered anything th a t can be 
bought with one.

F. M. H em phill 

D oyle H. W illis, Jr.

SCHOOL OF B U S IN E S S 
AD M IN ISTR A TION

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Be E lected)
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Joe R iley 
Howard H offm an 
C lifford C ate 
G eorge I. A dam s, Jr.
R oxie Buske 
Boh Horne 

COLLEGE OF EN GINEER IN G 
(F o u r to B e Elected)
S. Y. (A lec ) A lexan d er, Jr.
R. S. (D ick ) Rowe 
Lily Rush W alker 
J u liu s Slavik 
Joe K elly B u tler 
E. J. B. Hopper 
David Laves 
W. L. Pow ell 
Joe B oyer 
N ick Gatoura 
G eorge Arm istoad

GR A D U A T E SCHOOL 
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Calhoun M eCutcheon 
COLLEGE OF PHARMACY 
(O n e to Be E lected) 

Donald R. Von Dohlen 
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Vote for W. L. Powell 

for 

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neighborhood 
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,T. M. Erieson, E lk ? Lubben, and 

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John 
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H urst, and Bill S tew a rt rae in S e­
ton Infirm ary. M arietta Moody is 
a t Scottish Rite D orm itory.

P eters, 

SCHOOL OF LAW 

L ouis N itti

(T h ree to Be Ejected)

TEN S T U D E N T S ILL

The U n iversity H ealth Service 
ill T hurs­

reported ten stu d en ts 
day.

T h ey w ere the fo llo w in g : 

Joe
A rnold, J. Wr, H yatt, Robert A lien,

Make Expenses

Zollie S teaklcy 
Mike Muse 
Eddie D yche 
“ S h orty” T ennant 
I sail ore H orow itz 
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J cn etta Grantham 
Isabelle A hrens 
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Corona 

“ Professional

at D allas N ext Saturday

Arm bands on con sign m en t, 
liberal profit. S ee Mr. Car­
ter in the sporting goods d e­
partm ent of the T exas Book
Store.

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STUDENTS!

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50c Glazo N ail 

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Arvon 

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BOc Palm olive

S h a m p o o ...............
00c Pinatids Eau De 
Quinine, 4 oz. . .

1.50 Pinauds L ilac 

V egetal, 6 oz. . .

1.00 lu g ! ants M ilk­

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1.00 C oly Face 

P o w d e r .................

50<- Luxor F ace 

P o w d e r ..................

1.00 T angee Lip­

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35e C o lla te s Tooth
P a s t e .......................
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25c Listerine

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P o w d e r .................
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50e M enncns Shav­
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1.25 Bayers

A s p ir in ...................

60c M enthola-

tum . ....................

70c Sloans Lini­

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Chicken Salad 
Sandwich and 
a Jumbo 
Soda

30e Groves L. B. Q
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3 Convenient Drug Stores

 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1930

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

THEATERS

“ T H O S E 

T H R E E 

to d a y . “ P la y b o y 

F R E N C H 
G I R L S ” — w ith F if i d’O rsay , 
Yola d ’Avril, Sand ra R avel, 
last 
and R eg in a ld D e n n y , 
lim e s 
of 
P a r is ,” w ith M aurice C h e ­
v alier, F ra n c es D e e , O. P. 
H e g g i e , S tu a rt E rw in , 
and 
P a lle tte , S a tu r d a y 
E u g e n e 
the 
th ro u gh T u esd a y . A t 
P a r a m o u n t.

“ U P T H E R IV E R ” — with 
C la ire L u ce, S p en c er T racy, 
H u m p h re y B og art, an d W a r ­
ren H y m er , 
to ­
last 
“ Moby D ick,” with 
day. 
and Joan 
John B a rry m ore 
th r o u g h 
B e n n e t t , S a tu rd a y 
th e H an c ock .
T u e s d a y . A t 

tim e s 

“ O N E R O M A N T IC N I G H T ” — 
with Lillian Gish, R od La 
R oc q u e, Conrad N a g e l, and 
M arie D ressier, n o w th ro u gh 
S a tu r d a y . A t the Q u e e n .

“ T H E U N H O L Y T H R E E ’— 
w ith L on C h an ey , Lila Lee, 
today 
and E llio tt N u g e n t, 
and 
t h e 
S a tu r d a y . 
T e x a s .

A t 

Reviewed Today

“ O N E R O M A N T IC N I G H T ” —

Lillian G ish ’s choice o f t h e title 
F e r e n c M o ln a r’s “ The 
ro le 

in 

in 

t h e 

t r u s tin g p u b lic 

S w a n ” a s h er in tr o d u c tio n to the 
in tric a c ie s of 
ta lk in g screen 
the 
seem s to be in ev e ry w ay a hap­
py one, f o r a lthoug h th e piece is 
by no m e a n s typical of t h e w ist­
ful an d p o ig n a n t d r a m a s which 
d u r in g t h e days of silent p ic tu re s 
Miss Gish was ac cu sto m ed to foist 
the 
upo n 
guise o f e n t e r ta i n m e n t , it is pleas­
a n t d iv e rt is e m e n t t h r o u g h o u t and 
a 
is c h a r a c te r iz e d by m ore th a n 
little g la m o r. M o ln a r’s ta l e 
of 
th e s t r a t e g y which is tra d itio n a lly 
p a r t a n d p arc el of m a r r i a g e 
a r ­
r a n g e m e n t s betw een r o y a lt y is full 
of a g e n t le h u m or, te n d i n g more 
but 
to s a tir e , 
to w him sy th a n 
p le asin g ly r e d o le n t o f b o t h ; 
and 
Miss Gish and h e r s t a f f o f able a s ­
sis ta n ts , which 
inclu des Rod La 
Rocque, C o n rad N agel, a n d Ma 
t h e i r e f f o r t s 
lend 
r ie D re ssie r, 
easily to the mood o f th e entire 
p ro ce ed in g . T he p ic tu re is being 
p r e s e n te d u n d e r the title ro le of 
the 
“ One R o m an tic N ig h t” 
on 
Q ueen T h e a t e r 
th ro u g h 
sc re e n 
S a tu r d a y .

Miss Gish ta k e s 

t h e ro le of a 

to 

p r in c e ss whose m a r r ia g e 
p rince has been dec reed by politi 
cal ex igenc ies and his f a t h e r ’s roy 
a1 co m m an d . N e it h e r a r e anxious 
f o r th e nup tia ls, th e p rin c e ss 
in 
p a r t c i u l a r know ing little o r noth 
ing a b o u t love and b ein g r a th e r 
tim o ro u s a b o u t the w hole 
th ing 
She, a p p a r e n tly , still believes 
fairie s a n d in S a n ta Claus. 
In a 
mild p o u t, she tells him a b o u t th e 
s t r a t e g y with which th e y a r e be 
ing m a n ip u la te d into a m a rr ia g e 
H e r f r a n k n e s s wins him, a n d 
it 
th e n re m a in s f o r him to p ersu a d e 
h e r likewise, which is n o t a n easy 
ta sk c o n s id e rin g the f a c t t h a t she 
is p ra c tic a lly being f o rc ed to mar­
ry him. T h e r e is also t h e m a tte r 
o f th e a t t e n t i o n s of a t u t o r In th e 
house which m ust be disposed of 
in a d d itio n to the in s is te n t urg ing 
o f th e dow ager, who m e a n s well 
but se em s 
to have f o r g o t t e n all 
she e v e r knew a b o u t love. The 
p rince anil 
finally 
ta k e m a t t e r s into th e i r ow n hands 
and elope.

th e p r in c e ss 

Miss d is h is d elica te ly b e a u tif u l 
anil v e r y ca pable in h e r p o r tr a y a l 
o f (he princess, 

a n d Rod 

La

R o c que an d C o n rad N a g e l as the 

tw o s u it o r s c o n d u c t 

th em selves 

c re d ita b ly . M arie D re s s ie r is su­

p e rb a s th e d o w a g e r prin ce ss, and 

0 . P. H eggie has a good role as 

th e e v e r -a m u se d F a t h e r B enedict.

T y p ic a l sh o t: Miss Gish looking 

w is tf u lly up into t h e r e g io n s of 
h e a v e n ly bliss: A e sth e tic e s tim a te : 
C. P o p u l a r e s t i m a t e : B.

of 

t h e wierd, 

“ T H E U N H O L Y T H R E E , ” i n ­
itial v e n t u r e into t a lk in g p ic tures 
o f L o n C h a n ey and a t once 
the. 
f a r e w e l l a p p e a r a n c e 
th e r e ­
n o w n e d c h a r a c t e r a c t o r on either 
th e s il e n t or aud ib le sc re en s, will 
be c u r r e n t a t the T e x a s T h e a te r 
to d a y a n d S a tu r d a y . 
I t p rese nts 
Mr. C h a n e y in a d ia lo g u e version 
o f o ne of his e a r l i e r a n d b e tte r 
silen t p ic tu r e s a n d as such may 
ell be said to be ty p ic a l of Mr. 
C h a n e y ’s w ork. W h ile n o t itself 
w ith o u t elem ents o f th e unusual 
a n d 
“ T h e Unholy 
T h r e e ” c a n n o t hope to e q u a l or 
s u r p a s s 
r e s p e c t of gro­
te s q u e c h a r a c t e r is a tio n a n y n u m ­
b e r o f o th e r p ro d u c tio n s on which 
Mr. C h a n e y ’s fam e also rests. The 
p o r tr a y s in 
c h a r a c t e r which h e 
this p ic tu r e , h o w e v e r, one of 
a 
m a n e x te r n a lly h a r d a n d a t outs 
with th e world, is s o m e th in g of an 
ep ito m e of m any such c h a r a c te r s 
w hich Mr. C h a n ey c r e a t e d a t those 
tim es w hen he was n o t fo rc ed or 
did n o t care to e x t e n d his e f f o rt s 
of m a k e -u p and a c t i n g to th e lim­
its o f his u n d e n ia b ly g r e a t ca p ­
ab ilities. As such his c h a r a c t e r i­
za tio n in “ T he U n h o ly T h r e e ’1 is 
in te r e s tin g .

th e 

in 

as 

a n e ld e r ly 

T h e plot c o n c e rn s a g a n g of 
a 
cro oks, with Mr. C h a n e y 
t h e i r hea d , who 
ventrilo q u ist a t 
trav e lin g 
o p e r a te , firs t o u t o f a 
l a t e r out o f a bird 
and 
circus, 
sto re . The 
h a rd -b o ile d “ m a ste r 
m in d ,” a girl, a g i a n t , a dw arf, 
a n d a n ap e m ake u p t h e p e rso n ­
nel o f the gang, w ith Mr. C haney 
as t h e m a s te r m in d d oublin g in 
lady, 
the g u ise of 
k e e p e r of th e sto re. O ne of 
the 
ro b b e r ie s resu lts in m u r d e r . The 
th e r a c k e t 
girl, a lre a d y tir e d of 
arid in love with a y o u n g m a n who 
w o rk s in th e s to r e , tr i e s to quit. 
let h e r, m is tre a ts 
C h a n e y w o n ’t 
her, a n d pins the m u r d e r on 
the 
boy. The girl o f f e r s h e rse lf f o r 
h e r lo v e r ’s life, a n d C h a n e y f ir s t 
a c c e p ts and then giv es th e whole 
th in g aw ay, r e s u lt in g d isa strously 
fo r h im s e lf and e v e r y b o d y bu t th e 
girl a n d boy. T h e r e is com edy r e ­
lief a t a p p r o p r ia te in te rv als.
L ila Lee has t h e r o le of 

th e 
girl, th e p a r t w hich w a s en a cted 
the s ile n t v e r ­
by M a c Busch in 
sion, a n d E llio tt N u g e n t plays th e 
y o u n g man, f o r m e r ly p o r tr a y e d by 
M a tt Moore. N e i t h e r 
do work 
ab ove the o r d in a r y . P e r h a p s th e 
s t r a i n w as too g r e a t .

T y p ic al 

s h o t: M r. Chan ey
scowling. A esth etic e s tim a te : C. 
P a p u l a r e s tim a te : B.

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L av o n e Bell, U n iv e r s it y stu d e n t 
of Silvisfi, 111., is s p e n d in g a week 
in A u s tin 
counsin, 
R ussell K e tt e r in g o f R ock Island,
rn.

v isiting h e r 

A Complete Service 
for the Co-ed
UNIVERSITY
Beauty Shop

Ora H. W im berly 

2266 G uadalupe 

Phone 23 3 2 4

Dunlap- -

C o n tin u ed f r o m P a g e I

w eeks la t e r th a n the s ta te m eetin g . 

T he d is tric t 

is com posed o f six 

s t a t e s ; O klahom a. L ouisia na, A la ­

b am a, Mississippi, nod T ex as.

4 0 0 P o u n d s A llo w e d 

F ro m th e se six s t a t e s t h e r e are. 

c a n d id a te s 

tw elve 
f ro m which 
f o u r o u ts t a n d in g ones a r e selected. 
T he eight d istric ts in th e U n ite d 
S ta te s com pose the 32 m e m b ers 
to O x fo r d en- 
that, a r e e n title d 
1 tr a n c e sch olarship by th e Rhodes 
T ru s te e s. F o u r h u n d r e d p o u n d s a 
to ea c h w inning
y e a r is allowed 

or e x - s tu d e n t o f 
e n title s them 
applying to th e co m m itte e to the 
sta te m eetin g.

th is U n iv e r s ity I th e f r a y w ith the e x c ep tio n

of

to th e privileg e o f [ t h e tw o w ing positions, 

E rn e s t H ow ard will go to D al­
see t h e T exas-

las Saturday* t a 
O klahom a football gam e.

Pirates W eakened

For Saint Contest

Special to Th? TM tty Texan.

E d e n s 

G E O R G E T O W N , O rt. 

Id.— 
With tw o first s t r i n g e n d s o u t o f 
lineup, Coach 
the 
feels 
th e P ira te s a re c o n s id e r a b ly
IIki* 
w eakened fo r th e clash w ith th© 
F aints here F riday n ight, O c to b e r 
IT, a t S o’clock, T he S o u th w e s t­
ern eleven is in good c o n d itio n f o r

I 

Vane© Sc argans, 

(Quarterback,

a n d a c tin g c a p ta in , is t h r e a t e n e d 

I with a n a t ta c k of flu, a n d m a y not 

s t a r t th e gam e. C u rtis G u nn, fast 
back. who scored a g a in s t Rice, has 
I b een out all season a n d will n o t 
p la y F r id a y night.

JOSEPHINE’S
BEAUTY SALON
19th and Lavaca
P hone 6921 
E x p er ien ce d Operator*

HOME STEAM 
LAUNDRY

A m e m b e r o f the S ta t e and 
L a u n d r y Owner* N a tion a l
A sso c ia tio n .

Special Student Price*

Phone 3702

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TI'CAMPHP

B y M A R Y L E E WESTON

lions fo r ta b le s m ay be m ade with 
Mrs. H. T. M a nuel or Mrs. M. F.
K reisle, it w a s an nounc ed.

K I R B Y HALL HONORS 
SOPHOMORES T H UR S DAY

(lu rin g 

K irb y H all sop h o m o res h o n o r e d 
e v e n in g 
th e ir g u e s ts T h u r s d a y 
with a 6 o’clock d in n e r. 
F r e s h ­
m en o f the d o r m ito r y provid ed e n ­
te r t a i n m e n t 
th e d i n n e r 
which took th e f o rm of a n a m a ­
t e u r c a b a r e t w ith an o r c h e s tr a 
as th e main a t tr a c t io n . T h e d in ­
ing room w as lig h ted w ith can dles 
d u r in g th e p ro g ra m . T h is w as 
th e 
n ig h t a t K irb y 
Hall, th e j u n io r s and s e n io rs be­
ing hostesses th e p r e c e d in g occas- 
sions. 

t h ir d g u e s t 

\

T h e g u e s ts w ere M a r g a r e t Sue 
O’B anion, F r a n c e s S ta r k , Genlelo 
Bell, M aril M oser, C h e t B ain, 
M a ry E lizabeth Y o u en s, Lillian 
H a ig e n e y e r, Wilma W e stm o or- 
land, M a rg a re t A b n ey , Y v o n n e 
Sw int, Je s s Russell, and Mrs. IL 
R. Long.

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WOMAN' S BUILDING

TO E N T E R T A I N GIRLS

the fo llo w in g 

A b ir th d a y p a r t y f o r th e girls 
of th e W o m a n ’s B u ild in g will be 
held S a tu r d a y n ig h t, O c to b e r 78, j 
fo r 
g irls whose I 
b ir th d a y s a r e in S e p te m b e r 
and 
O c to b e r : V ern ic e A n d e r s o n , M a r ­
g u e r ite A t e r , Bobbie B r a n tle y , 
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T H E D A I E Y T E X A N

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1930.

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Winds Up 
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For Mills and Sooners

B y B O Y C E H O U S E 
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B A S E B A L L T O D A Y

RANGER 

,Oct. 16.— The U n i - 1

B y S A M H A R D E E
T p k an S f*n rts S t a f f 
Longhorns

7 o’clock— Athletics vs. C ari­
bou Ind epend ents; Davis House 
vs. Y. M. C. A.

8 

went

Pass 

The* Texas 

varsity of Texas L onghorns wilt 
have to struggle a l o n j somehow 
without the backing of the fans of

a t Dallas Saturd ay. 
d e­
fense was stressed, with the Red 
freshmen shooting Sooner plays at 

through a light w orkout Thursday 
a fternoon, winding up their w eek’s
p r e p a r a t i o n fo r the Oklahoma til t | Ran*er »"•' « • t e m t o r y n e x t Sat-
urday at S tate h a ir Park Stadium
although the Steers will be m eet­
team from a n o th e r state.
ing a 
A t any other time, R an ger citi­
zens would i>e enthusiastically for 
th e Longhorns, but on 
the U ni­
versity of Oklahoma team is Bus­
halfback 
te r Mills, scintillating 
who a few years ago was the pride 
and joy of the Oil Belt, the m ost I Saturday 
in the surprising Okla-
rabid high school football section boma victory over the renowned 
in Texas.

I Coach F ra n c is Schmidt and 23 of 
his Horned F ro g football squad 
will e n tra in a t 8 o ’clock Friday 
t morning 
Station, 
fo r College 
where they m e e t th e Texas Aggie 
: team on Kyle Field Saturday. The 
! Frogs will a rriv e a t College Sta- J 
I lion abo ut 3 o’clock Friday a fte r-
I noon, and, a f t e r taking 
a short
,
. 
I and snappy w orkout to limber up
200-
U niversity of Texas 
Sooners. A fte r Mills starred la st! mile trip , will go to the La Salle
Hotel in Bryan, where they will 
be q u a rte re d until 
a few hours 
prio r to the game.

o’clock— P attersons 
vs. 
Wesley Bible Chair; Little Cam­
pus B vs. Faculty.

vs. 
o’clock— Copelands 
Newman Club; F o ste r House 
vs. University Cafe.

over the J their muscles following the 

the varsity.
Despite 

the victory of The 

fans witnessed 

, „ 

. , 

.. 

9 

. , 

. 

. 

Frogs Leave 
Today For 
A. &.M.

Special to The Daily Texan.

FO R T WORTH, Oct

.16.-

Leland, G riffith, S p e a rm a n , Oli­
ver, Green, Woolwine, Dennis, 
and Snow.

Plans are being made to take 
the rem ainder of the squad 
on 
the stu d e n t special tr a in t h a t will 
leave F o rt Worth S a tu r d a y m orn­
ing. This group includes Baxter, 
Boyd, Brannon, C a rp e n te r, Dietz- 
el, Gay, H ammond, Hirstine, 
O’Brien, Phelps, S u m ner, Tiner,

D on't E xperim ent 
f tif/ijcurAppewarux;

Nebraska Cornhuskers, fans from 
| the City of Flowing Gold 
are 
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I in Dallas will be more favorable 
| than a year a g o — not t h a t they 
' like the Longhorns less, b u t th a t 

they like Buster Mills more.

Those making the trip Friday 
m orn in g will include Captain N o­
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bert, Eury, Boswell, Howell, E v ­
ans, Cox, M artin, Pruitt, McCul- 
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W e a v e r .

F u r r h .

T a c k l e * — B l a n t o n , 
D o e l l , G r e e a r , T y to n .

C o o k ,

G u a r d * — B a u m g a r t e n , E m ­
e r s o n , B r a l e y , H o d g e s , P f l u - 
g h a u p t .

C e n t e r * — - H o w i e , G a t o u r a , 

G o o d w i n .

strength 
the unusual 
shown by Oklahoma in th eir vic­
tory over the N ebraska Cornhusk- 
ers last week, the Texas team is 
expected to bring home a victory. 
The spirit and te a m w o rk t h a t has 
the ; 
in 
fo rm erly been 
this week be-: 
Steer attack has 
come 
feature, j 
p r e d o m in a n t 
Coach Littlefield and his assist-:
out
a n ts have j u s t abou t ironed 
the kinks in the line, while Lex- 
t e r Shelley and his playm ates in 
the backfield a r e g e ttin g trickier j 
and more pow erful every day.

lacking 

its 

Special a tte n tio n has been giv­
en to the ends with the result that 
Vining, Peterson, a n d Dubose are 
expected to t u r n in m ighty fine J 
games. Blanton, who has been 
su ffe rin g the p a st fo rtn ig h t with j 
two black eyes which he received 
in the M iner game, has completely 
recovered, and is re a d y to fill tho 
le f t tackle position. Cook, who 
has been showing up well this 
week, is likely to s t a r t a t righ t 
tackle, a lte r n a tin g w ith Moody. 
Em erson and B au m ga rte n will fill 
the guard positions.

The gam e S a tu rd a y Will be the

Predictions of cooler w eather 
for Satu rday indicate th a t 
the 
Steers probably will play in real 
football w eather fo r the f i r s t time
th is year. The Sooners would ap- 
p r e d a t e a frigid day more than bef(m , a ta r tjn(, 
would the Longhorns, who so fa r M.hl,dale 
have worked out and played th e ir sti, „ u . 
in 
games in sweltering h e at and « * | th# conference, excepting possibly
accustomed to it. However, Okla­
homa 
isn’t so f a r north and a 
blue n o rth e r probably would a f ­
fect the two teams about equally.

w« k with Rioe
E v,.ry o th e r achool 

,Mt >ct,on th e LonKhorns w in 

th eir conference 

Rice, has shown its stre n g th o r po­
ten tial stre n g th , while the Long-
horns f o r the most p a r t have re­
to str a ig h t football, only 
sorted 
j pulling a 
the bag 
I when it m eant a touchdown. Also,
, the muddy fields the Longhorns 
have been forced to play on fo r 
| the past two gam es have not bren 
playing.
conducive 

trick o u t of 

brilliant 

to 

Turn back the leaves of the cal­
endar to 1926 when Ranger, a f te r
an early season loss, m et it b it­
te re st foes, the Cisco Loboes, on 
It was Buster 
Armistice Day. 
Mills who leaped high into the air 
to pluck a Lobo pass and speed 
90 yards down Cie sideline fo r a 
score, and it was t h e toe of Mills 
th a t held 
the heav ier Big Dam 
machine at hay. His pu n tin g was 
phenomenal and they still babble 
| feverishly in West Texas of a 100- 
t h a t he got o f f th a t 
I yard kick 
: day. Then th e re was the victory 
lover the Abilene Eagles, achieved 
by virtue o f two field goals by 
Fi­
Mills within 
nally came the play off on Thanks- 
j giving Day with Cisco, the district 
title a t stake. The game was play- 
j cd in a sandstorm and Mills 
in 
kicked a field 
the 

th re e minutes. 

last q u a r te r 
j goal for a 3-0 triumph.
Last year, nearly 

IOO Ranger

Picture
Framing
6 0 0 M ou ld in gs to S elect 
From .
P ic tu r e s -------- A rt

RADFORD

h e a v i e r 

p r a c t i c a l l y 

T h e 
a d v a n t a g e 

I f o u r w e e k l y q u o t a o f sk y 
j u i c e c h a n c e s t o b e p r e c i p i t a t e d 
S a t u r d a y , as p e r u s u a l , S t e e r 
c h a n c e s w ill be t h e o r e t i c a l l y e n ­
h a n c e d . 
t e a m 
h o l d s t h e 
in m u d , 
w h e r e t r ic k p l a y s a n d a e r i a l a t ­
t a c k s a r e 
u s e l e s s , 
a n d t h e L o n g h o r n s o u t w e i g h t h e
S o o n e r s . E v e n a t t h a t , n o b o d y 
i n 
t h e c o u n t r y 
t h i s s e c t i o n o f 
s h o u l d o ld 
a u d i b l y 
w i l l a c h e 
J u p e P l u v g i v e D a l l a s a w i d e 
b e r t h t h i s w e e k - e n d . 
A g a m e 
i n t h e m u d is a b o u t t h e s a m e as 
n o g a m e at a ll, a s f a r as e n t e r ­
t a i n m e n t a n d 
t h r i ll s a r e c o n ­
c e r n e d . T h e y a r e a l w a y s s l o w , 
u s u a l l y d u ll, a n d o f t e n e n d 
in 
a s c o r e l e s s t ie , r e g a r d l e s s o f t h e 
c o m p a r a t i v e s t r e n g t h o f t h e c o n ­
t e s t a n t s .

Correct me if I’m wrong:
Ralph G rear and Cheesy Cook 
loo>k like twins . . . Pity the end 
who trie^ to go down on a punt 
while Harrison Stafford and Hank 
Clewis are in the game together 
.. He may get by one, but the
. 
other will nail him . . . And how .
. 
. Ox Blanton plans to wear a 
p a te n t nose guard in the Sooner 
game . . . Fewer and milder black 
eyes are what the Ox craves . . . 
Both the Steers and the Sooners 
will be in the hole Saturday, lit- I 
eially as, well a> possibly figura- j 
tively . . . The top of Fair Park 
Stadium 
r tre e t . . . W hat if it rains and the 
drainage system doesn’t work? . . J
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level with the • 

is on a 

Sigma Epsilon chap ter of the 
K appa Delta -or ;it 
announces 
the pledging of Helen Landes of 
T e xarkana, Inez H ebert of I>ake 
Paul, La., and Hose Bordasky of 
Taylor.

FRENCH VANILLA

I t ’s as new as tomorrow, as refreshing as a cold 
shower, as rich as can be made with fresh eggs and 
pure cream. You’re sure to like its smooth te x ­
tu r e a n d mellow richness.

E N G L I S H T A F F E

— is a nother new Bell confection. I f s a 
velvety ice cream . . . fine as silk . . . . 
flavored with roasted almonds a nd E n ­
glish ta f f y candy.

C all for B ell's sp e c ia ls at your 

fa v o rite fou n tain .

L l i i I c e L e i a h C c ,

BELL ICE CREAM
is served e x c lu siv e ly 
on th e d rag by
CHARLIE’S CONFECTIONERY

Smartly designed by a 
Texas student — ifs
truly collegiate

Show that Texas spirit

H A V E YOU H A D 

YOUR DAILY DISH OF

TEXAS BOOK STORE
AND A REBATE!

T ic k e ts on sa le M K -T tra in s le a v in g A u stin 4 : 2 0 p. rn. and l l p. rn. O ctob er 17th , 
Lim it R etu rn from D a lla s O cto b er 2 0 th .

L eaves A u stin 1 1 :0 0 p. rn. 
S p ecial O ct. 17th . C o a ch es 
o n ly.

4 .20

R O U N D 
TR IP

R eturn lea v e D a lla s l l p. rn. 
S a tu rd a y, O ct. 18th. C oach es
o n ly .

M-K-T STUDENTS SPECIAL

L e a v e s A u s t i n 1 1 : 0 0 p . rn. O c t . 1 7 t h . A r r i v e s D a l l a s 7 : 0 0 a. rn. O c t . 1 8 t h . S p e c i a l S l e e p e r s f o r 

C o - e d s , R e s e r v a t i o n s 

t o b e m a d e t h r o u g h D e a n o f W o m e n ' s o f f i c e .

M a k e P u l l m a n R e s e r v a t i o n s E a r l y .

KATY CITY TICKET OFFICE

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Phone 7202

YEA TEXAS!

^ P 

_ _ _

Go To The Game if
you can

But if you can’t go, then plan to be at the 

arid Party in front of the Co-Op . . . .

SATURDAY 2:30 P. M.

Texas vs. Oklahoma

W H E N old m an h u n ger d rives 
you to th e cam p u s restau ran t la te 
at n ig h t, w hy not ea t one o f th e 
m ost d elicio u s trea ts you ev er 
ta ste d . . . and on e w h ich is so 
e a sy to d ig est it le ts you sleep 
lik e a baby.

H ere it is: A b ow l of crunchy- 
crisp K e llo g g ’s Corn F la k es w ith 
cool m ilk or cream . Now sw e e te n 
it w ith h oney or add a bit o f p r e ­
served fru it. T h en w atch your 
sp oon g e t busy!

M SM #

CORN F L A K E S ^ X ^ k

T h e m o s t p o p u l a r c e ­
r e a ls s e r v e d in t h e d i n ­
i n g -r o o m s o f A m e r i c a n 
c o l l e g e s , e a t in g c lu b s 
f r a t e r n i t i e s a r e 
a n d 
m a d e b y K e l l o g g 
i n 
B a t t l e C r e e k . T h e y i n ­
c l u d e A l l - B r a n , P e p 
Bran F la k e s , R ic e K r i s ­
p i e s , W h e a t K r u m b l e s , 
and K e l l o g g ’s S h r e d d e d 
W h o l e W h e a t B is c u it . 
A l s o K a f f e e H a g C o f f e e 
l e t s 

-the c o f f e e t h a t 

y o u sle e p .

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