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THE

ITV EKV W EDN IWP AY AND SATURDAY BT THE STUDENTS OE TH * UNTVEBB1TT.

o4USTIN, TEXAS, SATURDAY, (APIOL 13, W12.

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B E M I T M E I T 

j S T O O E N I 

O R T I N G 

T O I C H M E N 

L E N K E

I R R I N G E S L O I N F U N D ! 

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L I I I N ' S 

P A I K ! 

F O O F N Y E T T E K I L L E

NO. 49

C H A M P I O N S H I P G A M E 

W I T H 

9 N Y L 0 R T O D I Y

VOL. XII

H U R N S E N J O Y 

F I R S ! S L U G - f E S T

M I S S I S S I P P I P I T C H E R 

r e c e i v e s 
S E V E R E D R U B B I N G — R U S S E L 
a n D K E L L E Y L E A D I N B A T T I N G

L O A N S U P T O $300.00 W I L L B E A P R I L 2? 
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M A D E T O h f i d c * r , , r ^ 
S C H O O L 

S T U D E N T S 

IN 

IQ r u e n A *rr- 
IS T H E D A T E — D I N N E R
A N O S U P P E R W I L L B E S E R V E D
IN T H E P A R K .

T E A M 

H A N D I C A P P E D 

O N 

C O U N T O F F I N A N C I A L C O N D I - 
T I O N — H O O V E R i s C O N F I D E N T . 

A C - C O N E A N D C O L L I E R R I V A L S O N 
T H E S L A B — B A N D W I L L P L A Y . 
B E T H E R E .

Varsity added another victory Tues 

day afternoon when Captain Starr 

ijid hie sluggers overw helm ed Al Isa 

jig!pp! College 

in the second gam e 

the one sided score of 15 

to 2. 

At a m eeting of the Department 

Thursday m orning, a 

constitution 

was adopted establishing permanently 

the L aw Department Fund Society 
of the U niversity of T exas.” 

T h i s 

Tbr game' was a 

slu g g in g match 

constitution, which is fashioned some 

from the start. The L onghorns ac 

w hat after the one at the U niversity 

cepted the offerings of P oole with 

of Chicago and partly after 

t h e En­

greedy relish, 
touching him up for 
fifteen hits. R ussell w ielded th e big 

Hick, securing a w alk, tw o sin gles. 

and two two-baggers out 

o f 

five 

trips to the plate. K elly w as 

a 

dose second with th ree sin g le s and 

gin eers Fund, provides for member­

sh ip as follows; All who subscribe 

up 
to 
as much as $5.bu or more 
$10.00, shall be members 
for one 
year; $10.00 to $25.00, for 3 years, 
and $25.00 or more, for life.

Following 

the 

time honored 

cus- 

,o n‘. 

the Annual U n |\ crafty 

Picnic 

will be held on Monday, April 22, at 

Lai da s P ark at Now Braunfels. Al* 

•hough -Mr. L am ia decided to 

close 

park 

this y<ai, he has kindly 

« or, sen ted to m ake a concession 

to 

•‘is old patrons; and on th e 22nd the 

over-worked stu d e n t body will wend 

its way to the p ic tu resq u e ban k s of 

The trac k team will leave tonight 

tor F ayetteville, A rk ansas, 

w here 

they will m eet 

the U niversity 

of 

A rk an sas team on Monday in a dual 

m eet. T he following men co n stitu te 

th e 

team which will seek 

to g et a 

g rap p le on th e S o u th w e s te rn honors;

Coach Taylor, rap t. Hoover, Mgr. 

n ohn, Walker, 

\ ining, Xiblo, James. 

La w tiler, H., Law thor, R., Matthews 

I he m ost 

interesting g a m e o f th e 

’‘11Lre season Will be seen on Clark 

Field this afternoon, when th e L o n g ­

horns go up against Glaze's Baylor- 

Bes in the second gam e of th e s e r ie s 

that will practically 

decide 

th e 

S tate Championship. Y esterday th e 

team* played a fast g a m e , and 

th e

Varsity rooters were indeed given a 
tare treat.

the Comal River 
true picnic fashion.

to d iv e rt 

itself in 

Sm ith, Scurlock, Ross.

a double out of five 

trials. 

Cart­

wright got 

two b in gies In addition 

to a perfect sacrifice, and Cone, who 

mounted the mound 

for V arsity, 

in 

addition to pitching a splendid gam e 

for six innings, secured 

tw*o Texas 

leaguers out of three attem p ts.

At the end of the sixth 

inning. 

Bailey was given another < hance in 

the box He w’en t for tw o innings, 

holding the visitors h itle ss and run­

less. He was stead ier 

than 

in his

is: 

loans. 

The Board of Trustees shall have 
charge of the money and negotiate 
The
Its personnel 
all 
Dean of the Department, who shall 
be chairman; one member of the fac­
ulty, and one quiz master, who shall 
the Senior C lass ai. 
be elected by 
two students, who 
regular intervals; 
shall be elected 
the
this year by 
.Middle and Senior classes, but bere 
arter, on* each year by the Middle I'" Ul '“u" 
■lass to hold over for two y ea rn At * 800<1 
the beginning of each aeaaion, 
Board shall se lee* t two men 
th e Middle and 

from 
two from the Sen-
real I ior classes to a ssist them iii making 

past exhibitions and disp layed 

college form. 

L ew is 

tw irled 

th*

loans.

T he Austin strin g o rc h e s tra will 
cause s tra in s of delectable dance mu- 
sin ‘o float on the c irc u m am b ien t a t ­
large, com m odi­
the 
m osphere; and 
ous pavilion with one of the 
best 
out-docr dance floors 
in South T ex­
as, will furnish ample room for the 
dancers. Row boats galore will be a t 
hand for the energetic youths 
and 
damsels. 
a ttr a c tiv e 
T he frag ran t, 
highways and by-ways a r e more beau

the H *** ° ‘ lu‘a l",J' 

Tho* ; ln “M'ar< h of
wn-burn and
w‘“ « » d
no b etter plat e th a n L au d a 's P ark on 
April 22.

to 
Owing 
standing of 

som e 

sligh t misunder 
the 

rates 

the railway 

number of men carried had to 

Im 

decreased to a minimum. Even with 

this, Captain Hoover an ticipates anc 

predicts a victory for Varsity. The 

is sanguine as 

team 
lMH‘ts of a victory.

to 

the pros 

Ib is trip will serve to reduce the 
amount which had been reserved for 
for tin* 
the Oklahoma guarantee and 

exp en ses ol tile Texas Intur-CollegiaL 

m oot which will be held here early 
next mouth. The moot with Arkan­
important to be called 
sa s was too 

last inning, but the C ollegian s found 

him tor three h its w hich, with the 
ac­
aid of a passed ball by Long, 
counted for their two scores.

The visitors fielded alm ost 

per­
fectly, but played a lis tle s s gam e as 
on the previous day. 
P oole did not 
»eem to be very e ffectiv e, nor did 
be seem to care.
To recount 

in 
box 
the Longhorns 

detail 
score 
would be u seless. The 
shows 
have 
struck their strid e and focused their 
hor se-hi de, the
tatting eye on the 
cham pionship

the gam e 

that 

to a

I prime essential 
I dub

.

. 

. 

I The score in detail:
I Miss. College:
I Ballinger, lh
I Nobles, 3b. . 
I Denson, rf
Stringer, cf. 
. 
St. John, 
lf. 
. 
Bay, c.................
Coner ly, ss. .
Biggers, 2b.
Poole, p.

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loan .sh a ll be secret. 

shall over 
$300, 

No one student 
than 

re­
c e iv e more 
of which 
am ount he may g et $100 during his 
Middle year and the remainder dur­
ing his Senior year. 
The benefici­
ary must be a good student, one who 
is of good moral character and has 
lawyer. 
the ability to succeed as a 
The 
it will 
be covered by his 
individual unse­
cured note, payable at any tim e w Ull­
in 
at 
rate of 5 per cen t before maturity 
In case 
and 8 per cen t afterwards. 
it is not paid at maturity 
and the 
stud en t 
refuses to renew 
the same, the Board shall give no­
tice to all the then members of the 
S ociety over the State of such re 
In case of death, no notice 
fusal. 
the note shall 
shall be given and 
be virtually cancelled.

five years, bearing 

interest 

fails 

or 

E lections w ill be held soon to or 
gan ize the Board for the rem ainder 
the current session. The move 
of 
is m eeting with hearty 
response 
T here has already been subscribed 
Subscriptions will 
about $2,500.00. 
be accepted from anyone, but no on* 
to contribute hereaf­
will be asked 
ter 
the 
Senior classes.

the members of 

except 

Totals 

.

texas:

Baldwin, 3b.
Russell, lf.
Anderson, 2b.
Cartwright, rf. 
Kelly, ib

Moore, cf
Francis, ss. . 
c.

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Cone, p.............
Bailey, p >
Lewi®, p.

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T he Texas Chapter of the Delta 
0
Chi fraternity will tonight celebrate 
I
its fifth anniversary with a banquet 
0
at the Driskill. T he following out-of- 
0
J. A.
. town alumni will be present: 
0
° ? ILantz, Dallas; J. Tarbell Dyer, Phil­
4
adelphia, Pa.; VV. A. Hadden, Rex 
2
Cozby, Billie Peyton, San Antonio,
2
3
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Houston; Steve Pinckney, Marlin; O’­
Brien Stevens, Liberty; Alex Pope. 
D allas; Ira P. Jones, Jr., Houston; 
F. M. Bransford, F ort Worth.

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.40 16 15 27 16 2

Core by Innings: 

R

€*a* • ......................... 301 014 24 — 15 14; hit by pitched ball, Baldwin; sac-
. OOO OOO 002— 2 |r if ic e hits, Ballinger, C artw righ t; two
MlSsissiPpi C ollege 
(2 ), Kelly, S tring 
base hit, Russell 
Long;
stolen bases, R ussell. 
r u n s [p assed ball, Ray, Long; balk, Poole,
***•» off L ew is 2; h its a p p o r t i o n - double play, Baldwin to Francis to
^ 

B, Bailey 2, L ew is I; 

Innings pitched, 

Summary: 

b y le r ; 

Cone 4 L ew is 3* stru ck o u t , K elly; 
Cone 5, B ailey 2 Poole 8* bases U s I p p i 4; 

of 

in 

to 

to the 

addition 

th e Park. 

funds, hence 

it will be up 

off on account of in su fficiency 

liberal support of the student body 

Dinner and supper will be served 
That there will be 
at 
things to cat of a variety su fficient 
to satisfy both the go u rm et and the 
is evidenced by the fact 
gourm and 
the S tu dents’
that 
Council contribution each club, so- I M|,u ,
rority, and fraternity donates the sum 
rph 
,, 
The men are all in fine condition
of 
that 
and prospects are bright for success 
amount, while the B. H all ch ef and 
with the Razor backs, although 
the 
his co rps of a s s is ta n ts will be in a t­
Longhorns will be severely handicap­
tendance.
ped with so few men entered 
in a 
dual meet.

to m eet the d eficit created by giving 

a good attendance at the 

I Oklahoma m eet, 

five dollars, or 

coming

P resid en t Seamier has appointed th* 
the

to m ak e 

food 

to 

.

following com m ittees 
necessary provisions;

Com m ittee on Food:

Rushing, C hairm an, L aw son Long, 
P otter, S toddard, C asparis, M ontgom­
ery, J., Killough.

C om m ittee on A d v e r t i s i n g :
Miller, C hairm an, A dair, 

Sm ith. 

Fritz, H oopingarner.

First Spring Concert 

Monday Night

T his year’s 

track annals; 

team bids fair to be 
one of the m ost su ccessful in Univer­
few 
there are 
sity 
best 
star perform ers, but it is the 
balanced 
in 
the exception of the 
years. With 
admirably 
is 
hurdles, every ev en t 
handled. 
Such a team will be sup­
ported by the student body for they 
will prove them selves worthy of it.

team Varsity bas had 

D R . Y O A K U M T R I E S T H E “ W O R D 
T E S T " O N F R E S H M E N A N D 
O T H E R S .

the 

th a t 

forth 

issue 

th e f ir s t 

The word has com e from 

th e clear n ote of 
the chim ing 

band 
h e a d q u a rte rs Uiat 
sprin g 
concert will positively be given Mon­
day night, April 15th. T h e c lash in g 
of cym bals, 
th e 
of the 
le a d e r’s co rn et, 
obos and F ren ch horns, 
reb el­
lious blast of the clarinet, aud all th e 
other noises 
from 
the “ t a n k ” bear u n m ista k a b le proof 
th e above statem en t. The band 
of 
and u nder 
has been hard a t work, 
H u n n ic u tt’s excellent direction, 
is 
prepared to give U niversity s tu d e n ts 
arid the public many en jo y ab le sp rin g 
concerts. No one e v en t or fe a tu re 
enlivens the dull spring season m ore 
than th e s e band concerts. E verybody 
th e 
and his girl attend s. 
band c o n c e rts are looked forw ard to 
in terest. 
with much pleasure and 
is alw ay s draw n, and 
the 
Attention 
t h a t 
band ca n 
th e ir 
feel confident 
initial co n ce rt will draw 
th e usual
crowd. Mr. H u n n icu tt was not able 
to give a definite program 

Dr. Clarence S. Yoakum, of the 
School of Philosophy, overstepped the 
exponents of power exam s, and oth 
er novel w ays of ascertaining 
the 
m ental range of the student, by pre 
Henting a word test to the members 
of several U niversity classes. On a 
slip of paper one hundred 
words 
were printed. T hese words were 
calculated to bring up m ental images 
to the student, and if he was fam il­
iar with the particular word, it was 
and 
his duty to mark 
continue, 
the 
of Dr. 
rest. 
Yoakum 
The 
words are taken from every language, 
—a few from Latin, one from Greek, 
from Span­
one from Hebrew, one 
ish, one from French* and 
on. 
so 
Many more are concerned with the 
natural scien ces, and, as su ch , are 
purely technical. 
Econom ics, Math­
literature, history, and cur­
em atics, 
several 
rent 
agriculture 
term s; architecture and 
list; engin-
in the 
were represented 
to The J eering term s found their plac e ; and

that word, 
fashion, wtih 

like 
questionnaire 

contributed 

in 
The 

interesting. 

is very 

events 

fact, 

In 

lod ay 

the Longhorns expect 

to 
• ake the second gam e of the series. 
is probable that Cone will twirl 
It 
tor Texas, while Collier will be on 
the slab for Baylor. 
Collier is one 
of the best pitchers in the I n t e r c o l ­
legiate A ssociation, while C o n e ha* 
clearly dem onstrated his exceptional 
ability in the gam e with M ississip p i.

for 

indeed, 

then be 

in 
is well organized. 

The* gam e will be called at four 
o ’clock sharp. The band will be on 
lull force, and the rooters’ 
hand 
club 
If T ex as 
can luke this second gam e, the pro* 
the State Championship 
pee*ta 
a . & M. 
loom bright 
the only prospective 
would 
candidate, outside of T. C. U.. 
of 
whom not much 
and 
Trinity, an unknown quantity. Trin­
ity came into the light of the base­
ball world the other day by dccfeat- 
ing the haughty Southw esterner*. It 
is probable that a gam e m ight be ar­
ranged with 
the 
end ut the season.

this team before 

is expected, 

a 

It 

is 

that 

to be hoped 

the trip, which 

the s a l­
ients will turn out for the gam e to­
to what sh e 
day and help Varsity 
has not tasted 
in years, 
S tate 
lf this could be done, 
Championship, 
and with a little support it can be,
excellen t 
\ arsity could make a very 
showing on 
begins 
loday a week. The m anagem ent of 
the University of Georgia team wir- 
<*d yesterday, requesting 
the 
gam es at A thens l>e sw itched to Au­
gusta, showing that they expect the 
appreciate 
leorgiaiis 
gam e 
a 
scheduled with 
far-off Texans.
the 
It is probable that this chan ge will 
be made.

that 

to 

Come out to the gam e today. Bring 
som ebody with you. Don’t 
to 
give your support to the team. You 
ow e it.

fall 

those words which he could accu­
rately define or explain by a cer­
tain symbol. Those words with which 
lie was fairly, but not accurately tam 
ii Jar, were marked with another let­
ter; those which had no m eaning to 
the student were indicated 
by the 
As a result an accurate 
letter N. 
classification can be made, 
and the 
sh eets will show the stu d en t’s range 
of general 

inform ation.

A great deal of in terest w as stirred 
up over this experim ent. Many were 
surprised at their lack of gen eral in­
form ation. The average student will 
certain ly be relieved of any abnor­
mal conceit by quizzing him self 
on 
ib is test. Dr. Yoakum exp ects the 
final results to be very sign ificant, 
arid undoubtedly they will. 
Many 
am using incidents occurred during th* 
working out of the experim ent Thurs­
day morning. One stud en t accused 
Dr. Yoakum of having read the lat­
e s t Installm ent of “Stover At Yale." 
Another thought it was a huge joke, 
and began to w rite so-called funny

0n kite, by C one 2 ’ B ailey I P o o l e 

f o r t y f i v e m inutes. Umpire, Ashton. 

| nu m bers would be g i v e n .

left on bases, Texas 7, Miss- Texan re p o rte r. He s ta te d , 

how ever, even society contented 

itself with a

time of game, one hour, th a t popular as well 

as classical j reference 

t o “R, S. V. P .”
The student w as supposed to mark

(Continued O n P a ge F our.)

Sign for 1912 “C A C T U S” Today— Last Opportunity

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F A L T E R D E A L E Y 

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A s s o c ia te A t h le tic E d ito r.

IAN JO H N 

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Society Editress.

A S S O C IA T E E D I T O R S , 

P R O F . L O M A X M A K I N G A R R A N G E ­

M E N T S F O R S E C O N D A L U M N I 
R E U N I O N .

Prof. 

Lom ax 

Secretary of 

the 

\lumnl. has ju st written a letter to 

the “ old boys” asking them to come 

lo Austin 

laid co-operate w ith him 

in making the Second Re-Union 

a 

indolph B ry a n . 

W m . T enner. 

George W y th a . W i l l M organ.

great success. H ere is a copy of the 

w ear, 

of 

fa b rics and models ap p ealin g to

»0h P o tte r. 

A. K . C h ristian . 

Am o* P a te r * . 

T om K n ig h t.

B . Feagln. T . K . B e tti*. 

M organ V ining. 

L aura L o tt!* Sm ith

letter;

Dear S ir: —

A Specialty Store For 
Young Men s Clothing

A store to w hich th e y m ay come and o b ta in S U I T S re a d y to

Yo un g men w h o do not like *o look old-—■

O ld e r men w ho like to look young

— Not a store for bo ys just out of k n ic k e rb o c k e rs , so m uch as 

— A store for young m en who ab om in ate co m m on p lace clo th es 

and abhor frea k ish ones.

According to plans of tile Alumni 

Association, announced mc re than a 

year ago, th ere w ill b* a sp* < jai re­

union at Commencement 

in 

Ju n e, 

lh IU, for the graduating classi s for 

 A store for men w h o appreciate d is tin c tiv e clothes.

la in , 18b 5,18 bd, ibb7, I8b8, I sup, I boo, 

i bol, 11)02, 11)03. 

The members of 

m any m onths of p lan n in g .

T h is sto re does not spring from a c cid e n t. 

It resu lts from 

i tiese c ia s .s e s w ill return, it is hop- 

E n g lish m odels predom inate. 

A c tu a l s ty le s 

fixed by eight 

uo, rn large numbers to pay a visit 

we u*e 

i a i v e r * ! t y aud to renew the 

tics Ut ln en u sh ip termed here.

I write u> usa for >our suggestions 

do io vs a a l testis Hic* should be plan­

ked 

lo muse the occasion enjoyable 

aud memorable, 

it bus alread y Lh tm 

ueo rmii.eu 

that w hatever 

is done 

or ten of Lo nd on ’s best ta ilo rs 

to 

young m en,— snug-fjttjng 

coats and trousers. 

Long, 

soft, 

ro llin g 

lap els. 

N a tu ra l 

shoulders.

Young m en seeking d is tin ctive n e s s w ill co m e upon em barr- 

ra sm en t of rich es h ere. Sizes 32 to 38.

Scarbrough & Hicks

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........................................................... Aeeiatant B u tin e ** M anager.

Itereo a# eewonu-ciae* m a tte r at th * p >etofftc# a t A u s tin , T ex as, under 

a c t of Congreet of M a rc h J , 1*711.

it e r a t io n Price 

......................................................................................per year.

line#* O f f i o # ..................................................................... Room 4*, U n iv e rs ity .

-Uih, but the men who hu\e tra c k in charge are racking their brains 

a lew oi tile liungs tout win not ne 

T H E W A R M D A Y S A R E H E R E .

W H A T W I L L B E C O M E O F “ T R A C K " ?

'its track learn leiv< * for F a y e tte v ille tonight. 

Tho track com m ittee 

w iii uc sot lai in its nature,— no long 

many biucu*uu a lo wondering ii this will he tho luat Intel H o i leg iu ie 

.»pecx lies, no long programs, no for­

it of the acajou. O klahom a is ac In dub d to race the 

Luaghurun on 

mal! m s , no cb bec lion*. 

These are 

[order to Gild a method ol mu ting 

the Oklahom a guarantee. Th*re 

ae ne*. 

vv iii >ou not Lase the 

lime 

inly one wuy in vs hit h lo insure the above m eet u h well as the atle* 

to propose something that w ill aou to 

of the iuteiH'olh-giate meet, w hick \> ill lake place in M ay. Th e mu- 
body must come to the rescue, 

ale success oi the re-umonV A s tai* 

as p o s s i b l e your suggestions w ill be 

ecuuse football d idn’t pay in auf fie it ut quantity** 
;k or any other branch of a th le tic* miouId 

languish. 

is no reason vs by 
Track has a 

v a r m u l>uL

As a g r a d u a t e of the s e c o n d de* 

ignited Manding, aud ought Lo be able to work out 

it* own 

i i na ti*

^ a .ie 

th e m e d ia e v a l p e r io u — I 

h o p e 

existen ce. 

The M tuuiiou, how ever, is 

pl’ec ai'leu a. The Council is

j o u w ill now a r r a n g e to b e p r e s e n t 

Hied ior fund*, 

in fact, the Al'kauau* trip w ill cost more 

than 

tin-

at uie Seco nu Re-Ii uiou. P le a se le t 

i age mc nt figured, and there 
ft by student supporL

i. no way to m ake up 

the d e m it la

m e Know if w e m a y e x p e c t y o u .

you think track 

is w o rth y of atten tio n , it is your duty to help out 

branch ol aport ut once. 
The Texan realises that a g re at prepar­
ed the student body assumes a vinegar aspect lowarus e-vu'y *poi\ 

jept football. B asketball la it * * a lit LU- *tir, buHcball e a lU 
|ited nu iii bel el season tit ketsj and tr.u a 
luishiug bec ause of meager student-support. 
lites 

our 
lu r the cham pionship of the South-West to go begging sim ply be* 
e a lew individual* w on ’t support the track m en? W e have one el 
host balanced 

teams that Texas lias ever boasted of; we have <. ou­

in the haoit ul 

W ill We a1 lo vs 

lins b\< ii 

lo rih 

a 

ts with the strongest universities in the South west. 

Is it asking iou 

t h OI the S t u d e n t bod;, Lo gel behind the track movement, aud make 

Success of the season? T h e demand Is im perative, and if the iiu aiicial 

ling is not forthcom ing, track w ill be d riven lo the wall. 
Then tho 
lent body can sit on i t s haunches, and s i l e n t l y accuse i t s e l f of * k nit - 

one of the greatest inter-collegiate sports as well as cutting off our 

(Haul prosiH-cts for 

inn k championship.

:ss C L U B E L E C T E D T O M E M - I P R O F . T A Y L O R A U T H O R I Z E D TO 

B E R S H I P IN T. I. P . A. 

| 

O F F E R S C H O L A R S H I P S 

IN

t the meeting of the T e x as Inter- 

legiate Pre#* A ssociation held at 

th western Thursday and F rid a y 

Ju st week, the U n iv e rs ity of Tex- 

Pre»K Club and Stam ford College 

e elected to membership, it nab 

to the effort# of P re sid e n t Fk-m- 

that the local club put in its up- 

atiou and wa* received 

into tile 

elution. 

The 

Southw estern 

aplom e” says; 

"T h e entrance 

his latter school l l . of T . j , mark* 

the greatest event in the history 

ie T. I. P. A .”

lie object of tills Association,” 

lated iii the constitution, "sh all 

improve college journalism , and 

ring college publications and edi* 

into closer and more v ita l ro­

il ship with each o ther.” 

The 
institutions are represent- 

wing 

B a y lo r U n ive rsity, D an iel Bak- 

ollege, Southwestern U niversity. 
%g e of 

In du strial A rts, T rin ity 

ersity, Texas C h ristian Univer- 

Decatur Bap tist College, North 

A R C H I T E C T U R E .

Professor T. U. T aylo r, Dean of the 

Departm ent of Engineering, announce 

that 

lie is authorized by nu anony­

mous friend of the U n ive rsity to of­

fer liv e scholarships in A rchitecture, 

ol the value of $200 each year to de­

serving and worthy young 

ladies 

whose scholarship and ch aracter are 

age grade of C. 

The young women 

who hold these* scholarships w ill be 

expected to take the course of A r ­

ch itectu re offered by the U n iversity 

during 

the 

term s of their appoint­

ment. 

The scholarships w ill afford 

an opportunity for a p ractical educa­

tion to five young women, who per­

haps without this aid would be un abit 

to take a U n iv e rsity course. 

Fu rth ­

e r details regarding the m atter tan 

be obtained from Dean T aylo r.

S T A T E O R A T O R I C A L A S S O C IA T IO N 

M E E T S H E R E A P R I L 18 A N D 19.

s Sta te Norm al, Sim m ons P o l­

T h is year the Sta te O rato rical A s­

and Polytechnic College. 

sociation meet* with the U n ive rsity 

ie next meeting will be held un- 

of Texas. On Thursday' night, April 

the auspices of tlie .C . I. A. at 
on. M iss M arg aret Saukville, of 

18th, the annual banquet w ill 

be 

held. 

The next morning, F rid a y , is 

institution, is the President-elect.

the tim e for the meeting. T h a t night 

N O T IC E .

anded 

these* for M. A. degrees must 
in to Dr. Harper. Chair­
ed th e Graduate C ouncil, Mom 
April 15.

the oratorical contest w ill take place. 

Seven colleges and u n iversities are 

represented.

A 

le x a s man, VY. \\, Al cache rn, is

P resident of the A ssociation this year

Our rep resentative in the co n test is 
Tom Ramey, Jr.

S in c e re ly y o u r s ,

J OILS’ A . L O M A X , 

Secretary o f t h e A lu m n i A s s o c ia t io n .

U N I V E R S I T Y O R C H E S T R A G I V E S 

C O N C E R T T H U R S D A Y , A P R I L 

18.

On Thursday evening, A p ril 18th, 

the U n ive rsity O rchestral Club w ill 
tilt* Auditorium. 
iii 
give a concert 
The evening’* entertainm ent w ill be 
under the auspices of the U n ive rsity 
Hand, and w ill take the place of one 
of the scheduled concerts w hich the 
s<jusou’s 
Hand had planned for its 
work. The Band is p a rticu la rly for­
tunate in procuring the services of 
the orchestra for this occasion. This 
sister m usical 
has 
among its mem ber* the most talent­
ed a rtists iii the U n iversity commun­
There are quite a few town- 
ity. 

organization 

in the or­
people who are enrolled 
E v e r y violonist of note is 
chestra. 
a member, and lends to the efficiency 
of tile orchestra’s recitals. Dr. Schoch 

and W alte r S. H u nn lcu tt have tak­
in charge, have ar- 
en the concert 
program, 
rangcd a most excellent 
to entertain 
and are prepared 
a 
F ifty cents w ill be 
large crowd. 

charged for admission. Band tickets 
w ill also admit. 
The full program 
w ill appear iii W ed n esday’s Texan.

the 

Under 

leadership of 

Prof. 
Potts, of the School of Governm ent, 
a movement is now on foot for the 
form ation of a Good Governm ent 
Club, modeled after sim ilar clubs in 
U n iversities of the N orth and East. 
It is probable th at the local organiza­
tion w ill o fficiate with a N atio n al o r­
ganization.

T h e purpose of the club w ill be to 
study political situations iii the U n i­
versity, state, city, or Nation, as it 
sees 
A meeting w ill be held 
soon, aud more definite plans decid­
ed upon.

fit. 

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V I G O R - V I M

—

As one of the essentials to a suc­
cessful life w ill be discussed by Mr. 
Jo h n H. Keen, next Sunday morning, 
at the U n iversity Methodist Sunday 
school before Mr. W ilson W illia m s ’ 
U n ive rsity young men, not 
class. 

attending elsew here, are co rd ially in­
vited to hear this address. Ten o'­
clock is the hour.

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L O S T —C ra v e n e tte Raincoat, 

tan- 
green color; one button missing, red­
dish stains on 
Please 
left sleeve. 
return 
to W. E. M otion thin, Room 
55, M ain Build ing .

above the average, and who obtain 

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during 

their 

appointm ent an aver­

G O O D G O V E R N M E N T C L U B .

C all at the U n iv e rs ity Drug S to re ’s Soda Fo u n tain and get a cool
Refreshing D rink.
The U niversity Drug Store

A t Y o u r S e r v ic e .

P I A N O S

P l A N 0 8 

P L A Y E R 
T O N E S BOLD O N 
T E R M S .

A N D 

A U T O ­

A G R E E A B L E 

J. R. REED MUSIC COMPANY,

Bush Tem pi*. 

JOHN S. C A L D W E L L , M gr. 

Bth and Cengr**#.

O hio. S. BURNHAM.

HERMAN FEHR.

Burnham & Fehr

T H E B A R B E R S

B E S T S E R V I C E

S E V E N C H A I R S

OPPOSITE T H E D R I S K I L L H O T E L .

P A L A C E B A R B E R S H O P

•06 C ongree* A v e n u e . 

" T h * Old R e lia b le ." 

A u e tln , Tex**.

S T R I C T L Y U P - T O - D A T E S H O P . S I X F IR S T - C L A 8 8 T O N S O R I A L A R ­

W M . F . W O L F , P r o p rie to r.

T I S T S . B A R B E R S * S U P P L I E S .

H o t and Cold B a th s . 

T u rk le h and R u s s ia n Bathe.

MODEL STEAM LAUNDRY

N O T A S B IG A 8 T H E B I G G E S T , B U T A S G O O D A S T H E B E S T . 

P H O N E 6 8 5 . ................................................ 

 

1504 L A V A C A *T .

Cold! Cold!!
Yes It’s Our Soda 
and the Best 
on Earth

Jackson’s
20th Century Drug Store
Phones 2 8 8

W e A r e Sh o w I ne a 

GUARANTEED TSE BEST.

C O M P L E T E S T O C K O F C L A S S Y
Spring W oolens
In S u it L en g th s.

We Make Them Right Here 
O N S H O R T N O T IC E

Mayer Manufacturing
Company us e. Ninth st.

* 2 0 0

of T e e t h 

$3. 15 end I7 . J J
Gold Crown ( 2 2 k ) ............ $3 to M
B rid g e W o r k .................. $3.50 to M
S ilv e r F ill in g ..............................50c
Painless Extraction .................... 50c

UNION PAINLESS DENTISTS
714 Congress A ve., A u stin . Tax**-

 Our New Store, 600 Congress
Keeps Open All Night

— -------------------------

Avenue 

Van Smith Drug Cowipany

TWO STORES
W e D e l i v e r RIGHT N O W

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IVE I KODAK

K odaks L o a n e d 
To S t u d e n t s

PRINTS AND 

POST CARDS EVERYDAY

J O R D A N

610 L ongrun Avenue, Upstairs

° m
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|

\ J

 a i ^ c 
n
 L / / \ l S > 0 

T h e o - 0 - W a g n e r
##THE S T U D E N T S ' F R IE N D ”

Fresh F ilm * E ve ry W eak.

724 Congree# A v#.

I n v i t e m y # t u d # n t 

I 
m a at t h # C O Z Y C O R N E R .

f r ie n d # 

to m a s t 

24th and Guadalupe.

Me. Elbott

M r. E llio tt

CHAS G. WUKASCH

T H S W A I L

SCHOOLS TO CO NT ES T IN DE BATE 
AND DE CL A MA T I O N .
I

tat! vet 

Tonight, at 

and G uadaluJ* . 

the University I . M. 
C. A, Auditorium corner of Twenty - 
second 

repreeen- 
froin the Au#tin High School 
Austin Academy will engage 
final Travis County contest* 
in debate and declamation, held undei 
tho auspices of the Debating and Dec 

in the

and Uh 

lama! ion League of Texas 

schools, 

1'he winners in this contest will re 

in the 

, *,res‘ nt Travis County 
dis* 
trk t contest to bt held a week from 
tonight at the University Auditorium.
I hi connection with the contest# to* j 

the American National Bank j 

I nig Ii., 
offer* a silver loxing cup to the win* 
j ning team, and Gee*. \V. Walling, Jr.,
offers a cup to the w inner in the de*
lama: ion eont< st.

; Tin re is no admission charge 

to 

this entertainm ent, and the public is j

I cordially invited to attend.

R U S K P R O G R A M .

1. P arliam en tary D rill 

. , G arvey.

2. 

l>ebate: 
E d ito r i n c h ief 
Should Be Selected by 
S j stem.

Resolved, That 
'T h u 
ol 

the 

T e x a n ”

M erit 

the |

. . . 
'• ' * "* **5 

„ 

(MPI
***si * < » MMUHM

* «** 

W E C U R E P E O P L E 

O F T H E T A I L O R H A B I T

" T H E productions of the 
following h i g h - c l a s s 

* 

manufacturers are here.
EXCLUSIVELY

S T E I S - B L O C K Clothing 

F E C H H E I M E R - E 1 S H E L Clothing 
M I C H A E L S - S T E R N Clothing
S A M U E L VV. P E C K & C O . Clothing

( " S A M P E C K " )

In these lines we have the
cream of the best ready-to-
w ear clothing in the world.

S A C K S U I T S , $15.00 T O $40.00 

F U L L D R E S S S U I T S , $35 A N D $50.

H tre are some m high-class 
lines to be found here only.

D u n la p H a ts 

M a n h a t t a n S h i r t s

S ta c y A d a m s Shoe# 

M u n # in g U n io n S u it# 

A d l e r * G lo v e * 

K e i s e r * * N e c k w e a r

r « , 

p .

.

.

.

 

The bl botts 

. 

. 

l u n c h e s 

a n d 

t h e 

dr,nks at all mou"«

b e s t o f

Cor. 23rd and Guadalupe.

j T ip s .
Qld Chilli]as

Affirmative 

Negative; 

Scag lor. 
Sommerville.

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

Phone 1071.

V A R S I T Y A T H L E T I C U N D E R W E A R 

I N T E R W O V E N H O S I E R Y

E S T A B L IS H E D 1647.

John Bremond

WHOLESALE G R O C E R , 

IM P O R T E R 

A R O A S T E R O F 
HIG H G R A D E C O F F E E S .

STUDENTS’ BARBER SHOP
2214 G U A D A L U P E S T R E E T 
Opp. U n iv e rs ity Campus

Y O U R 

PATRONAGE 
R. L. Bro rise Prop.

SOLICITED 

A u stin , Texas.

At Y ou r Service

Ring S26

COAL

The Beet D eep-She Vt Lum p 
fro m alate and 
Coal, 
fre e 
other im p u rities.

Satisfaction Guaranteed. 

Prompt Delivery

McAlester Fuel Co.

B O TH P H O N E S 24S.

Hotel Sutor

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

University Tailor Shop

2214-16 Guadalupe.

R. H. S M IT H , P rop rieto r.

UNIVERSITY BOOKS
F or P a ra lle l Reading, 25© Each. 
P O P U L A R F IC T IO N

F o rm e rly $1.60, fo r 50c Each. 

G IF T BO O KS

For A ll Occasions.

N E W C O P Y R IG H T F IC T IO N 

T h e Latest Books.

CITY BOOK STORE
610 Congress Ave., A ustin, Texas.

lot Cafe In the C ity . Sunday even­

G R E E T IN G S A N D W E L C O M E

ing dinners a specialty.

T o 

t h e S t u d e n t s o f 

t h e University 

T H E S T U D E N T S ' F R IE N D .

o f T e x a s from

A. A c h ille s & Co.
In 

D ealers 

'ANCY G R O C E R IE S A N D C O U N - 

T R Y P R O D U C E .

State National Bank

JOHN H. ROBINSON, JR , Pres. 
WALTER BREMOND, Vice Pres. 
PIERRE BREMOND. Vice Pre*. 
JOHN G. PALM, Cashier 
S. J. V o n KOENNERITZ, Aaa’t 

"••aquarter# fo r E ve ry th in g Geog to j Cashier.

E s t.

■' I t . to Eat. W # Have I t ” and " l f N e l S O I I D a V I S & C O 

H S V # It, It'# Good to Esta'*

’*•110 W. 16th Bt. 

Phones $64. 

IM P O R T E R S AND W H O L E S A L E

 

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it-tm- ii • 

GROCERS.

Dec lama lion*;

Sm ith, H. S. 
K night, R. E. L

4.

Extem pore S h a k e r* 

Simmon*. 
Bowman.
Ed d leman.

C O U N C I L E N D O R S E S C A C T U S 

P R IC E .

to 

im possible for 

th a t haw been 
the kick 
to 
Ow ing 
wiade .-.bout 
the price of the Gactu* 
this y ear, the S tudent*' Council deem 
cd it proper to take up the matter. 
The Council decided that inasm uch as 
the genera] rise in price* of every­
thing over the country ha* made it 
the Oactu* 
next 
m anagem ent to get out a book worth.' 
of th is 
the old price 
of IYT.", and th a t owing to the fail­
ure* iii at have been made in previ­
ous year* and 
th e bright prospect 
for a good C actus under the plans of 
til is y e a r's book, the m anagem ent wa* 
this 
the price 
justified 
year $3.(Hi. 
The Council, therefore, 
has endorsed the action of the Cac­
tu s m anagem ent in this matter.

in stitu tio n at 

in m aking 

R. E. SEAGLER, 
P resident S tu d e n ts’ Council.

The chairm en of 

the com m ittees 
for the Junior B anquet m et Tuesday 
afternoon to discuss plans. The d ate 
the banquei was set for April 
for 
P resident H ardy 
27th, 
tick ets will be put on 
sta te s 
sale the first part of next week.

Saturday. 
th a t 

A T H E N A E U M P R O G R A M .

D e c la m a tio n .............................Freem an.
O r a t i o n ............................................Gibbs.

ABE FRANK’S
Iff
MIXTURE

**nded on my own recipe. 
not bite tho tongue.

W ill 

E U LL 3 0 Z. C A N , 25o*

TO BACCO L IK E T E X A S 

B EST ON E A R T H .

DR. J. R. N IC H O L S

r*ctic# 

limited 

to diseases of the 

Eye, Ear, Nose snd T h ro s t 
G lasses Fitted

Scarbrough Building, 

Suit

413. 414 Fourth floor.

om D. Smith

" T H E o l d R E L IA B L E ”

F o r
F A N C Y G R O C E R IE S 

C ongree Ave rum 

Phones 114

UNIVERSITY MARKET
LINDAU BROS., Props. 
D e a le r s In 

C H O IC E 

B E E F , M U T T O N , PORK 

D ebate: 

Resolved, T hat 
System a* Incorporated in 
as Code 
Should Be Abolished.

of Crim inal 

the Fee
the Tex­
P rocedure 

A N D V E A L

C orner 2 4 th s n d G u a d a lu p e Sts.

Affirmative:

N egative;

Austin Floral Company
or OLOF OLSSON

L A R G E S T 

F L O R A L 
C E N T R A L A N D S O U T H T E X A S

H O U S E 

IN 

For Ice Cream, Candies, 
Fruits and Nuts

L. A. Wolf & Bro.
Comer, 10th St. and Congress Ave.

Faust.
Baker.
Ferguson.
G arrison.

Jones.
Brown.
Coston.
Gerland.

P arliam en tary D rill: 

of
R adicals, Cousins. Leader of Con-
servativeg, P eters. Presiding Offic­
er, the P resident.

Leader 

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

R E A D Y .

The C atalogue for 

the University 
Sum m er School is now ready for dis* 
tribution. 
It contains a complete 
survey o f the co urses offered in the 
U niversity Sum m er School as well a f 
the Sum m er N orm al. Copies may be 
from R eg istrar 
obtained a t any tim e 
M atthew s, 
L ibrary 
Building.

the New 

a t 

Smith & W ilcox

Kodak Supplies 

TH E C O -O P

C A R R I E S A F U L L L I N E O F K O D A K S U P P L I E S . 

F R E S H F I L M S 

E V E R Y W E E K . 

K O D A K F I L M S D E V E L O P E D T W I C E A W E E K .

“S a v e Y o u r R e b a t e C he ck s"

G R I F F I T H D R U G C O.

W H E R E Q U A L IT Y C O U N T S .

W e hereby W elcome end I n v i t e y o u 
Home, the Largest end Moat B eau tifu l Drug Store 

t o vielt ue 

In our New Busine## 
South.
the 

In 

Scarbrough Building, A ustin, Texas

The Avenue Hotel Barber Shop

18 FIRST-CLAS8 AND UP-TO-DATE IN EVERT RESPECT COME 

TO BEE US. HOT AND COLD RATHS.

J. H. GASSAW AY, Proprietor

——

Moritz Silver. 

Ed.
S I L V E R A A L L E N ' S B A R B E R S H O P
At The DrUkXli Hotel 

EIGHT FIRST CLASS BARBERS— SANITARY BATHS.
Tour Patron*#* R**p*etf lilly Solicited 

Pin**! Fitted Up Sh** la Th* Stat*

THE AUSTIN NATIONAL BANK

. 

• 

C apital 
Surplus end P ro fit# 
-
Deposit# 

* 

* 

- 

.

$ $00,000 
176*000 
1,000.000

Business of the Faculty and of the Students Solicited

Dr. W. R. Weber VARSITY TAIL0R SH0P

d e n t i s t 

F ° r Dry Cleaning. Pressing
and R epairing

Room 606 L l t i l of told Bldg. 5th F ie o r .i ^

 W ork Called for and D elivered

A ustin, Texas.

Cor. I f aug Quad.

Phone SBSI

J U N I O R B A N Q U E T .

Patronize Bosche’s Troy Laundry

T H E O N L Y P L A C E W H E R E Y O U CAN G E T F IR S T -C L A S S W O R K . 

10 P E R C E N T D IS C O U N T O N C O U P O N B O O K . P H O N S T I.

 Reach Base Ball Goods

T h e ir Full L i n * of Supplies.

Lo uisville S lu g g e r Bats, 7 Style*.

W e Are DI trlbutor* F o r T h is T e r ­
ritory.

Sp elal D iscou nt* to Club*, A s s o c ia ­
tion*, Co-Op*.

You W ill Find 

It W o r th W h ile To 
Look.

w. H. Richardson & Co.

416-418 C ongree* Avenue.

You will find a full 

line of Gold­
s mi th s & R a w li n g s ’ Baseball 
and 
Athletic Goods, T H E G U A R A N T EED 
KIND, a t Caswell & S m ith ’s.

T h e s h o r te s t man in th e University 
can find a s t r a w h at t h a t will please 
in Moore & M o rris o n ’s 
line 
W h a t?

$3.00 

Fine Career Open If 
You Speak Spanish Fluently

and Mrs. W illiam s this week.

L arge m a n u fa c tu rin g p la n t 

located in 

th e M iddle-W est 

requires 

the 

a 

T h e B e ta s 

delightful 
gave 
fat) e at tho c h a p te r ho u se W ednes­
day night in honor of th e ir new in it­
iate, Raym ond Myers of Mineola, 
Texas.

631

180

serv ice s of a young man who sp e a k s S p a n is h flu e n tly and who is able to 

m ak e an Investm ent in th e stock of th e com pan y. Dignified position of­

fered which p re s e n ts an ex ce lle n t o p p o r tu n ity 

for a su ccessfu l business 

c a re e r. 

T h e com pany is stro n g , g r o w in g rapidly, and one of the most 

pro m in en t of its kind in th is c o u n try . 

E ith e r g r a d u a t e s or undergradu­

a te s eligible. 

If you a r e c o n s id e rin g th e fu tu re se rio u sly and have avail­

able c ap ital for in v e stm en t, send full p a r ti c u la r s con cernin g yourself and 

your m eans to M an u factu rer, P. O. Box ."02, K a n s a s City, Missouri

T M *

DR. Y O A K U M TRIES T H E " W O R D 
T E S T ” ON FRESH MEN A N D 
OTHERS.

(C on tinued From P a g e One.)

a n s w e r s ; a th ird thought It took the 
One 
place of a final exam ination. 
S enior a s k e d 
the q u estio n n aire 
if 
was a n e w re q u ire m e n t for degrees.

As si,on as 

the resu lts a re com* 
filet cfi t hey will appear in T h e Tex* 
an. The re q u ire m en t h as do ne m o r e 
o s tim u la te 
"show 
u p ” the s t u d e n t bod) than any o th e r 
th e Main 
yi ii uh 

t h a t e v e r stru* k 

thought and 

to 

• iii. l i ng.

io aet as C hairm an 

Tile P r e s id e n t has asked Prof. P a t ­
t e n on 
the 
A t h l e t i c Co u tK* 11 during th e absence o 
Dr. M ather.

of 

Mrs. C la r e n c e Dilly, 

form erly 
Miss S am n u e Bell Campbell, was last 
week s visitors a t the K appa House.

IM 

T h e 

I’h I-Kappa Sigma 

to have been given 

d a m e 
to* 
which w as 
night has been postponed indefinitely 
b eca u se of th e illm-ss of Miss A nna­
bel liilg a r tn e r .

T h e Kwei h< c ’s, the E n g in e e r s ’ f r a ­
in itia te d new m e m b e rs F ri­

ternity . 
day.

Miss Mary M asterson 
friends at th o Kappa House.

is visiting 

Miss M ar W ynne 

is with Ju d g e 

D E B A T E R S L E A V E S A T U R D A Y .

S a tu rd a y night w h en th** K aty pulls 

out with 

th e tr a c k 

teem for A rk a n ­

sas, ou r d eb a tin g te a m will 
hoard beaded for 
Razor backs. Th ie in one of our dc

lair of 

the 

be 

th e 

on 

to be held 
J 2th. 

bates in the. P e n ta g o n a l lo n g u e , and 
was Scheduled 
th e 
on 
sim u ltan e o u sly 
th e 
night of 
with 
tho L eague. But 
the o th e rs Iii 
on a cc o u n t of o u r a r r a n g e m e n t for 
a 
track m eet a t F a y e tte v ille , Mull 
ua> afte rn o o n , perm ission was m u o r 
ad from A rk a n s a s 
the 
ieOate till Monday night, the loth.

to postpone 

One 

T h e o utc o m e is so m e w h a t douutiul. 
L a s t year we won 
th** cham p io n sh ip 
of the L eag ue w ith A rk a n s a s a close 
second. 
is c e r ta in ,— Ar* 
thin g 
can nas will send h er s tro n g e s t team 
ag a in s t us. Our te a m has hmm w< ii 
conched by Mr. T ay lo r, but is u n fo r­
tu n a te in 
i>upree has only 
had a week in which to p re p a re u n « 
his ap p o in tm en t.

that Mr. 

11 Y. M. C. A. E L E C T S O F F I C E R S 

R E P O R T S R E C E I V E D .

T h u rs d a y night a t a m eetin g 

of 
th e Y. M. C. A. th e following o f f i c ­
e r s were ele c te d for next y e a r ;

E. O. T a n n e r , p resid en t.
W alter lA>ng, vice-president.
Martin Alklay, recording s e c r e ta r y .
NY. A. Sm ith, tr e a s u r e r.
A r e p o r t of 

the y e a r ’s w ork was 
given. T h e n um b e r of men engaged 
in Bible Study d u r in g 
the p a st aes 
Bion were di str ib ute d as follows:
in Sunday S c h o o l ..............................446
In U niversity C l a s s e s ....................... 17
. I GJS
In hoarding and 

frat, houses 

T o t a l .....................................
Mission S tudy enrollm en t

After 

th e m eeting 

i c e c re a m and 

H oughton Brownlee of 

cak e w ere serv ed 
present. 

to all who were Lgw (Mass g a v e a sm ok er 

S igm a Nil’s on Tuesday night.

la st year's
t h e
to 

Dr. C. S. Y oakum was in itialed in­
to Phi G am m a Delta on Wei Un. sd ay 
night.

A nother sh ipm ent of s p rin g Oxfords 
s tr e n g th e n s M oore & M o rriso n’s show 
ing of fine fo o tw ear at only $4.00.

V.O.W sed, A m b u la te s , P h o n s* 223. 

B u y groceries from H ill St H U L

i 

WE ARE SHOWING

A Beautiful Line of
W hite Serge Suits at

Call in and see them. We are 
always g l a d to h a v e you call

LONDON WOOLEN
Littlefield Binding MILLS 605 Congress A ve

Get Your Baggage Now
We Are Headquarters for
Trunks, Traveling Bags, Suit 
Cases, in fact everything 
for the Traveler

WE ALSO DO REPAIRING

Robert Mueller & Bro.

AUSTIN TRUNK FACTORY

rn

510 Congress Ave. 

Austin Texas

CAD P F A I 
i L / K K H A L .
CLOTHES

and 

Surprising values, good materi­
tailoring. 
als 
careful 
Clothes that will last and look 
good while they last.

BEAUTIFUL
NECKWEAR
And Hosiery.

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

S T R A W H A T S and P A N A M A S 

S H I R T S — A ll sleeve 

lengths.

H A R R E L L S

C O L L E G E C L O T H E S .

L O C A L S

. O. Weed. Undertaker, Phone* 223.

T h * Central B arb ar Shop Id Littler 
eld Building offers b e s t service In 
Late.

Dr. Baxter, 512 Scarbrough Bldg.

F o r som ething attractive, soc* C o s 
ell & S m i t h ’s windows, GI3 C o n g ­
a s Avenue.

T h e Norfolk c o a t is grow ing in fa­
ir. Some of th e best d ressed m ea 
th e U niversity have placed o rd ers 
.Moore & Morrison for N or­
is evident 
this sp rin g and 
this 
adopt 

ith 
sks 
int many o th e r s will 
yle of coat.

it 

)r. Simon J. Clark

limited 

a c tic e 
the 
e, Ear, Nose, and T h ro at. Glasses 
tted .

to d is e a s e s of 

Yice H ours: 
11 h ay s by ap p o in tm e n t 
bugh Building.

9-12 a. in.; 2-5 p. rn.
417 Sear- 

STUDENTS NOTICE
Every season we are h e a d q u a r­
ters for P icn ic Lunches. Com e 
and see us again.

G O O D G O O D S A T R E A S O N ­
A B L E P R I C E S .
BA U ER BROS.
2501 G U A D A L U P E ST .

White
S e r g e s

N o w is the time of year
you’ll begin to need them.
Made to your individual 
measure

$25.00 to $27.50

Of course w e guarantee 
the fit.

Sailor shapes in straws 
are ready

0 scar
Robinson

704 Congress Ave.

THE SPECIALTY STORE
S N AM A N ’ S
Extend to tho University students a cordial Invitation ai any *** 
all ti mo* whether they need anything or not to make this 8 tor* 
If it I* a Suit, Ore**, Coat, W aist or Blart 
their headquarter*. 
w* hav* i t Style and pries always guaranteed to be aheap aa*

S N A M A N ’ S

M 4-W C est rose Av*— a.