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cAUSTIN, TEXA S. SATURDAY, MARCH 23, 1912. 

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STATE CONUENTION 

I. M U . CONVENES: 

C U S S 

tra ck m e n
FICHT FOH HONORS

TOL. XII

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TEXAS NINE MIKES 

SENATORS HUSTLE

P I T C H E R S S H O W B E T T E R F O R M — 
T H E 

I N A B I L I T Y 

“ S W A T ” 

T O 

S P H E R E L O S E S G A M E .

After the sh ag g y exhibition of the 

day before, it w as a p leasu re to see 

the Longhorn nine c o m e bark ant 

strik* 

th eir s trid e 

in 

the 

second 

game against 

the S e n a to rs. 

Lew is 

got off on 

the w rong foot 

in 

tin 

first and the v isito rs touched him up 

for live hits, and four run*. 

F o r a 

few minutes 

the diamond was 

conglomeration of balls and ru n n ers, 

but with 

th e a d v e n t of C a rtw rig h t, 

who twirled for five innings, the s c o r ­

ing ceased and t h e g a m e w a s e v e n ­

ly matched throughout. Bickhani d is­

played good form and stru ck out four 

and allowed only th r e e hits. He was 

relieved by H enderson, who 

also 

twirled good ball, although he w a s a 

little wild. 

The S e n a to r s 

scored 

again 

in 

the eighth when Long 

let 

The citizens of Austin and the st i

morning. 

Reduced 

transportation be

NO. 43

TWO CAMES SCHEDULED 
WITH ELW ORTH POLT.

M E E T L O N G H O R N S M O N D A Y A N D 

T U E S D A Y — P O L Y 
t h a n 

u s u a l .

S T R O N G E R

*o fill 

in 

th e v a can cy ca u ie d 

by 

• he cancelling of the g a m e s with St.

1 bis 

year, 

how ever, 

a different 

learn will bt* played. T e x a s will have 

to play a strong g a m e to win poly­
to d ate has pluyed throe
c l i n i c 

[one with Baylor 
aeon* ol 
learned, but of the two 

Coll
The 
I n I versify. 
the la tte r has not yet been 
first gam es,

rruett of Dallas, one of Hie 

fore­

most pulpit o rato rs in tin* Southwest 

the ball slip 

irom his g r a s p 

a f t e r 

and pastor of the largest Baptist c o n ­

tagging Downey at th e plate.

gregation 

in the Stnle; Ail. 

r . L. 

Tim Longhorns continued 

to show 

Hates of Atlanta, S e cre tary of 

tin* 

better form a s 

th e g a m e advanced

intl rnational Com m ittee; 

Judge Sel-

and 

in 

the eighth and ninth 

they den P. Spencer, an eminent jurist of 

took a 

liking 

to 

th e o fferings 

of St. 

Louis; Mr. Rhode* 

.s Baker 

late, who had relieved A rm our, and chairm an of tin* “ Men and Religion’' 

ran in two sco re s. 

movem ent of Dallas; Dr. J. J T er

a onsidering the f a c t that the boys roll of our 

.Medical Department 

ai 

bad 

l**eii off of train ing 

for nearly G alveston; and 

.Mr. C 

(V Robinson 

two weeks on acco u n t of bad weath- who has c h a rg e of the international 

cl and e x a m s, the show ing was sat- boys’ work of the Association. 

isla<,01'.v. 

r o a c h DI ach has plenty j 

file sessions of tile convention will

of material from which to develop a 

1 bainpionship team , and with an even 

he 
break with 
"ill be able to h av e his nine going 

the W e a th e r T ru st 

sood. No one has focused his bat* 

linK eye y e t, but 
'bis mu co m e with 
spring.

it 

is hoped 

th e 

advent 

that 
of 

line-up: 

Tin 
Senators: 
brown loc, ss. 
Cook. cf.

Robins m , 
Downey, rf. 

l f . 

C l i c k e n g e r , 
Smith, lib. 

l h . 

Pederson, ab. 
Sweet, i . 
Armour, p.
Fate, p................

bobo. el

Totals

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Henderson, p 

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I be held iii the new V. Al. ('. a . build­
the 
ing on Guadalupe street and 
University Auditorium. The principal 
meeting for students is on Sunday a f ­
ton- 
ternoon a t IT:30 which will be 
.Mercer and Weatherford. 

ducted by 

in 

At the sam e hour State S e cretary L. 
A. Coulter will speak to men only at 
the H ancock opera House, and S ec­

re ta ry Robinson will address 

tie* 

the F ir s t 

boys of Austin at 
.Metho­
dist Church. The other sessions a r e I 
chiefly for the registered delegates 
.Monday 
the 
to 

save those on Sunday and 
nights which will be open 
general public.

M R . E. C. M E R C E R T A L K S 

ON

C H A R A C T E R .

Thursday night in the Y. Al. C. A. 
Auditorium Mr. E. C. Mercer made 
a powerful talk to the men students. 
and 
He pointed out 
tem ptations of University life, citing 

the dangers 

No event will 

tie held waiting fur 

any leason. No la v o rs will be g r a in ­

ed, as delay must be avoided when 

so many men a r e en terin g so m anjr

events.

to 

I funds were sto red subject 

pay 
mein by draft. This makeshift had
It was inelastic, and
its w eaknesses. 
the funds could not be adjusted 
to
it w as modified 
econom ic dem ands, 
in I863 by the National Bank Law. 
th e evils of 
This s ta tu te m itiga/ed 
still 
the 
left som e serious d efects which a re 
present today.

independent sy stem , 

but 

It was a t this point of th e lectu re 
took up his 

really 

S c o t t 

th at Dr. 

the
su b je c t proper. H e outlined 
evils of our p rese n t sy ste m showing 
itself to the 
th at it does not adjust 

Academic Reception A 
Brilliant Social 

F e a t u r e

dem ands of a g ricu ltu re and co m m erce. 
be
It requires 
locked up 
which c«n 
i 
«i j un can not be used 
exig e n cie s and upon good co m m e rcia l 
a s s e ts . As a co n seq u en ce in c a s e oi
OM. 
i n c a s e o l
nit- soasou OI d a n c e , has not y e t L c o m m e rcia l c r is is which a solvent 
un 
passed. Most of 
pan m eat hops w ere given during th e f o r t u n a t e . a r e driven to th e wall be 
,s 
w m ter term. T hey were all d i s t i n c t L u g e (>f inability 

large re s e r v e s 
i l l bank vaults, 
n r\ t k 

th e c l a s s and de- firm could e asily endure 

* v j u B t n j u e u c o 

to turn 

their 

the 

J • / k t I I I I I > . 

to 

P t Ii t i I 

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m o n e y I 

in fnuiwmi A l ,

su ccesses, but 
night by tile Anadems a t K n igh ts of ferg bot.aug4, ()f 
Columbus ital), rf not the m o st e la te 

the one given 

I a s t L t s 

th e m any l)anks 

tl„ s 

^

into c a s h , and c o m m e r c e sui 

o ra te , was certainly a glowing sue- L o u r syst).m ^

 th„ ^

I he occasion was the second I notes whn n 

cess. 
'1 ti ti ii 1 I, 
annual hop ct the A cad em ic Depart- L num bers upon num bers 

issued
the ex
Kxtcnstve p re p a ratio n s had tent of which c a n not be adjusted

/.m, 
1 1 iu it h WUK ii can 

i 
Im* and a r e 

f tv, 

1

t 

. 

to establish 
illimitable 
illustrations 
his contentions. He shoved the real 
danger of the pitfalls, and urged all
J 
, 
when all the favored 
to lead 
. 
. 
glad 
adapted his talk to local, and m o r e , f au 10 
 
I , u 
and K . 
especially Southern, conditions, 
and 
especially Southern, conditions, 
pleaded for consistency in Southern 

m eat. 
been mn de and a most 
evening was spent. 

their ear 
and c l o s 
their ear and clog 

real manliness. He

a life of 

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, 

honor and Southern chivalry.

. 
to forget the nervous strain o
 
I 
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. 
xam inations, and 

in 
. 
in N ation al Banks 
»
tne nervr° u® s t ,‘a ln of I 't r u s t s ” have 
combined 
have 

g u e sts wore I r e se rv e s 
i u s 

f
tru s ts 

combined 

l e n d j th e whole financial outlay, 

g re a t
to cen tro
and

to co

u, 

I 

,

.

t h e i r 
their 

feet 

in
their own way c a t e r to the dem ands

in
in I rhmr
111 

harmonious accord with 

the stra in s L f the Wall S tre e t financiers 

of c a tc h y music 

Dr. 

S c o t. 

pointed out 

th at 

the

unlovable Ii** Dlli, »• 
Ii Joya Die to suit financial e xig e n cies 
*1 

time I
l i m e |€vil is th at through this s y ste m 

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.

ii was a 
A 

t h i r d

of

”, 
Lew i* o 
0 Armour
~ —

mour 5, T ate 
5, Henderson 3; hits off 

Lewis I, C artw righ t a rra n g e m e n t of which be sp e ak s cred - fore C o n g re ss which will 

,h'' s a i d« 0 ia tio n s, the tasty M onetary C om m ission has a bill be- 
rem edy
*
It provides for an or 

it tex tho trranpomont Cnmnviti/.. 
it to th.. A rrangem ent C om m ittee. Mr th e s e evils. 

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Solon Reinhardt, P resid en t 
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C artw righ t 3, Henderson 3,
^ctiivvngnt u, 
I, Tate 2; stolen bases, Clickenger, A cadem ic Department, led the grand d istrict a sso ciatio n s 
Brownloe, Wimmer, 2; sacrifice 
Brownlee, Wimmer, 2 ; sacrifice hits, (m a r c h with Miss J e a n John. Many national association, which will have
ft 
hit . 
rn. 
n.. t i . — ■ — . 
2-base hits, Cook,
Moore, Baldwin; 
I; home
2, Robinson, 2, Clickenger, 
off L e w ­
run, Sm ith; bases on balls, 
is I, C artw right I, Henderson 3, Ar- 

in 
twenty-1 r e p r e se n ta tiv e s in W ashington. The
the e la b o r a te pro-J national associatio n will hold the re-

J serv es of the e n tire country*, a s well
c e a s e d as U. S. funds, and wiii discount com

g ay couples joined 
odd numbers of 

of Ute s a n i t a t i o n of banks In t# 
im* g a n g l i o n of banks into 

and
local, 
and
local 
and also for a 

fVwilr Wii „ nnnnLi( 

hour the music 

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 WUJ UIBCUUn

iflincir) 

* 
the 

&r a m - 

At a 

late 

, _ 

In 

I

mour I ; stru ck out, by Lewis 

2, (and 

/■I 

i L a 

I A t r _ m o 

the joy-m akers cau g h t 

n , « » L . l 

i t - 

the c a r s m ercial paper 

for 

thd* country

I

C artw righ t 4, 

Henderson I, Armour 

a brief large. 

This n ational m ark e t 

t h a t were waiting, 
i joy-ride were tran sn ort^d 
joy-ride were 
I home.

and a f te r 
transported 

safely 

(iiir 
se rv e not one bank, or one 
rial clique, but will g u a r a n te e 

L ^ i_

finale 
the

the home 

folks had 

She has a 
One thing is c e r t a in . 
bunch of clouters. On 
the day of 
Bn* first g am e with A ustin College. 
alm ost 
a f t* r 
tasted victory, and had prem aturely 
< e lob rated sa m e by a iierform auee of 
that of 
President Clyce, sim ilar 
la s t Monday, 
P re sid en t Messes 
tables by o v e rc o m ­
turned 
Poly 
and 
ing 
the se v e n th , 
winding up with a victory.

the 
In 

lead 

the 

on 

to 

On 

the P olytechnic 

this
team 
season will be seen 
se v e ral familiar
figures of lust y e a r . W hite, af s e c ­
like a leaguer.
ond. in 

still Held jug 

of 

F u rg e rs o n , last y e a r ’s c e n te r 
has been shifted behind 

the 

fielder,
bat.

. 

,

into 

sonic
Bow man has developed 
th in g o f a t w i r l e r , and succeeded 
In
beating Austin College 3 to 2. Cham* 
last season, has 
b<»rs, who received 
been playing in c e n te r field.

the 

two 

T h e 

team s 

line-up of 

in 
the g a m e s is not at presen t definite 
ly known. The men m aking the trip 
wit!) Polytechnic a r e : 
2b ,
Clam b, ss., C h am b ers, cf., King, rf.. 
Bind worth, 3b., A rm stro n g , 
lf., T an ­
lb., Fu rg erson , c , Bowman and 
dy, 
sh o rt­
Heil, p itch ers, and Hoffman, 
stop.

W hite, 

P R O F . B R O W N T O L E C T U R E ON
T H E T E L E P H O N E , M A R C H 26.

T u esd ay evening next, M arch 26, 
at 8 o 'clo ck , Prof. N. Ii. B row n of 
the D ep artm en t of E le c tr ic a l E n fin 
th e Y. M C. 
ce rin g, will 
lecture in 
A. Auditorium on “ The T elepho ne­
r s Development and F u t u r e . " This 
le c tu re will be illustrated with 
lan t­
appara 
ern slides and e x p e rim e n ta l 
th** 
tus, showing 
of 
the operating 
the auto­
ordinary sw itch board and 
telephone. All are 
m atic “ girl-b-ss’’ 
invited.

at
will

the whole c o u n try . In his 
w ants of 
re m a rk s Dr. S c o tt exhorted 
dosing 
e v e r y person to e x p re ss his views on 
th e bill, and give i t his e a r n e s t c o n ­
sideration.

Totals

^Qators
^arrsity

Score by innings: 

.30 

3 

2 27 14 

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R.
4OO OOO 010— 5 
OOO OOO 011— 2

5.

^ffntuary 

Innings pitched by Ar-

Umpire:

Ashton.

 T H E T K

M A R I O N J. L I V Y 

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E d ito r-In -C h ie f.

W A L T E R D I A L K Y 

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D IC K F L E M I N G 

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J E A N J O H N 

 

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* .................. Society E d i t r e » .

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

Randolph Bryan. 

W rn. T a n n e r . 

Geo rg * W y t h a . W i l l Mo rg an .

H ug h Pot ter. 

A. K. C h r i s t i a n . 

A m o * Petera. 

Tom K n i g h t .

R. B. F eag m . T. K. Bettie. 

Mor gan V i n i ng . 

L a u r a L e t t i e S mit h

K M D A V I S 

 

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® na I neat M a n ager •

O L E O N A R D 

................................................................... Aaalatant Bualneae M an ag er .

E ntered aa eocond-clae* m a t t e r a t the postoffice at A u atln , 

foxes, under 

Ina act of Congreee of M arch 3, 1S79.

Sub ecnp tion P rlca 

.........................................................................................$1.60 p er year.

Bualneae O f f i c e .......................................................................... Room 4 i, U n lveraity.

Again 

th e elu siv e mg day ha* m ade it» a p p e a ra n c e , and o n e would in­

deed 

im driven 

to e x tre m itie s 

to 

tim! a b e tte r caum* fur which th e ^in­

d e n ts' su p p o rt eould bt* more fairly and h o nestly solicited. T h e net pro* 

c c e d s of 

the 

ioottiull 

rn jim rn did not meet 

the SJtpSetulioiih ol 

.iii aux 

ions A til I* ‘I ie* Council. As a 

r e s u l t tin* o th e r a c tiv itie s had 

to sn iff!. 

since* u {h)|i 

the* wolf u l t of football rests 

th e fo rtu n es of a l l 

tile o th e r 

branches.

To com e to Hie point, “ tra c k ’ found 

itself iii a p recario u s condition. 

No funds, and nei pre bab Iii tit h of g ettin g any was what cont routed 

the 

m a n ag ers. T h a n k s 

to 

tile beiiedieettce and good will of Mr. T a i l e r . we 

have a 

to ry c*ffU it ut 

to u c h , and he and 

th e men who haw- 

trac k 

.n 

c h a rg e h av e been working ail season u nd er sev ere hand icaps 

to give 

us a g r e a t team.

Tie* 

t i.iss T ra c k meet 

is 

th e ir 

first 

venture*. 

in o rd e r to provide 

hinds 

for e q uipm ent 

th e m a nagem ent 

is ch arg in g t w e n t) -five c e t u s t r 

a nae H u g which will aiiniit 

th e w earer 

to S a tu rd a y 's me* • t. 

l i n k *t * 

so lu u iy needs th e financial aid, and as s tu d e n ts we c a n ’t allow a .i.i.ege 

sport 

to languish because^ of a m e re p ittan ce . T h e re 

is univ < *. i»• 

.e * * * ‘ 

native , and th a i is to ge t behind th e trac k moveme nt, and mg 

j o u . m *.».

I he* cud will J u s t in m e p a ltr y expense, and (lion on e cai x haw* 

tie 

T M I T « X A N ^

F. W . W O Z E N C R A F T V I S I T S D A L ­

L A S C O U N T Y S C H O O L S 

IN 

I N ­

T E R E S T O F S T A T E L E A G L E.

 

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During exam ination week Mr. 

r .

c anvassed 

W niem ra ft 

in th** interest ut 

ballas j 
th e I** bat , 

I U 
I co u n ty 
lin g m d D eclamation League**, 
(com pany w ith Mr. M. F . Horton, | 
I Uounty S uperintend en t, 
I a u to m o b ile to u r of th* en tir e c o u n t s 
t h e sc hools, and addr* ss 
1 v is ite d all 

lie m a l e a:

*d 

the s t u d e n t s at 

I C onsiderable 
Intere st 
i w a s a roils**), and Mr. 
I |K>rts 
i ((-Hills c*nterc d 

that 

in 

t h e r e will b« 

in 

the larger ones. , 
th is work 
>zen< rah 
ove r 

i* 

j 

th** debating < on- j 
the j 

twe lve te a m s 

in 

te st and a b o u t 

; dec lamation contest

T he preliminart* s w ill 

Ie Id at 
I Dallas on th e 2hth. Mr. Wo/.encraft |
■ will return on 
ha'** 
ch arge.

thai date 

and 

la* 

Mr. D. A. F ran k , a graduate- 

<»t 

the U niversity, offe rs loving c ups to | 
th e w inners in the county.

E X A M I N A T I O N FOR C E C I L 
R H O D E S S C H O L A R S H I P .

Im held 

T h e next com petitive exam ination 
for the Cecil Rhodes S cholarship for 
the*
I !«l ll will 
several 
the selection of se bol­
be 

| Unit*-*! S ta te s 
| m onths, and 
a r s 
! made by J a n u a r y I, I it 13.

to study at Oxford m ust 

throughout 

the next 

in 

in te re s tin g 

in O ctober, 

P resid en t Mezes recently 

received 
letter from Mr. Geo. 
an 
th-- Rhodes 
it. Parkin, S ecretary of 
S ch olarship T ru s t, in which Mr. P a r ­
th e coni* 
kin gave inform ation about 
ing ex am in ations, which will 
take 
livery y e a r scone 
place 
I Hive rsity man 
the* ex am in a­
tion, but unfortunately, T ex a s men 
to not 
rn 
th e sch o larsh ip 
instances. Tile claim ant 
e cry many 
m ust 
in tellectual 
.a1, lits possess considerable athletic 
Holily, and the- com m ittee on appoint- 
n .-ut takes a ll of these qualifications 
uto consideration.

in addition 

receive 

to his 

takes 

sa tisfa c tio n ut 

realizing 

th a t e v e ry th in g a t Texas d o cs not 

d e p e n d on 

D R . W E A T H E R F O R D 

L E C T U R E S

football, 

th a i a s bex>sicrs w<- c a n 

tak e any o th e r slighted b ran t a o» ahi 

O N T H E “ E F F E C T OF S I N . ”

ic t i ts 

.iud 

inakv 

it go. 

inc ideuiaiiy inert s going 

to ut* a g n a t 

ira s 

rn tied uh 

this year.

• 

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Ihd you notice th e « x tra o rd m a ry nu m b e r of un*n who donned tra c k un ct 

baseball suits on 

th e day ol 

th e 

ttrs t ball gam e? 

ll everybody who 

paraded 

in front oi 

the g r a n d s ta n d in a 

:*:?> suit was a real p< rum m ­

er, Coach Taylor e a u m ake h im se lf easy, and defy all the O lympics the* 

world has ever known.

As u matter of fact a great proportion of those quasi-trae k men had 
no proper plac e on Clark Field. Upon reliable information it has bet ii 
that certain ^watchers*’ had never been oui for track or base­
proved 
ball up to that day. 
unworthy attempt to dong** the tax ut e le v e n cents which 

Is this a more coincidence, or 

is ii u pi tit ll J ann 

Council 

is charging for baseball gam es? The Texan do* an i know 

realized 

th e ir exact s ta tu s. Perhaps they 

m c guilty parties 
their attire was reason enough, an d ought 
any observer could notice that 
or jum p ed , or warmed up, but basked upon the side-lines, ami 
rattle* the opposing pitchers, a new phase imps up.

“durK horses" never 

these 

th a i 
to excuse them. But wm-u 

felt 

tried Lu 

really 

ran, 

the A thletic 
ii 

Seriously, 

it 

is a question of honor. U nless you a re an 

athlete and

a r e ac tively 

taking part 

in practice* you h av e no b u s in e s s on Clark r n ai 

on 

the day of a contt*st. 

Pay your small 

f e e , 

and 

f e e l 

reaper tube 

aaniut it. 

It is a mean pe rjury to cover up your 

lack of athlete- su p­

T he 

involved 

local m em bers of 

the V. M. C. A., delivered 

Dr. W eatherford, general sec r o ta **y 
a 
lor 
lecture W ednesday 
in teresting 
most 
the 
night 
the* 
to 
th e s tu d e n ts of tin* 
Association an d 
University. 
learne*<l gentlem an 
sjKike on the e ffect of sin upon the 
that 
individual. He showed clearly 
sin does not m erely c o n sist of 
the 
action or evil d e e d in itself. F u rth er 
back, and more innate, is the s p irit of 
tile a c tu a t­
w ickedness 
evil 
ing principle as well as 
the 
m otive and 
! p a rtic u la r act was done. A fter m a k ­
ing 
th e sp* ak- 
th at sin affect- 
e r went on 
th a t the 
the 
e \ i l done not o nly 
the m or­
w ro n g d o e r, but 
th rea ten ed 
this 
for 
al welfare of society, and 
for nothing else, 
con sid era tio n , 
young coll* ge men 
cau­
tious. and en d ea v o r to be models for 
good and u prigh t living.

th*- whole com m unity; 

Illest* points obvious 

in ten t under which 

concern* <i 

to say 

should 

th e 

in 

!>. 

if 

1 

p o rt by going out for trac k on 

th e days of a game. 

The m a t t e r 

has 

R U S K S O C I E T Y P R O G R A M .

gone too far alre a d y . T h is is not the* 

first year 

it h a s h a p p en e d , but 

we hojk* 

i hat re c u rr e n c e s will be few. it any.

Aside from p erso n al eon se queue e s the action of thus* who a r e w o rk­

ing 

their way ’ intel Clark Field 

letics. 
men o n th e field o n e on test day s. Nor will track men allow 

to hurt e v e ry branch of a t h ­
the* baseball m en will not allow any track 
baseball 

it d o e s n ’t cease, 

is likely 

If 

Debat* 

R e s o lv e d . T 
b e r of l e e t or s shorn „ 
ed * * cl*-half, 
s h o u kl be doubted.

and 

th e ;’* 

• 

th e Lim. 
re d u c ­
I * 
.salaries

Afrirma*! v»- 

Xeg&’ive:

Bennett.
Taylor.

players on th e ir day, and so on. T h ere fo re o n e * ai 
readily s ee t h a t be- 
c a u s e of th e ab u ses of several of o u r citizens, who a re not o v er s c r u p u ­

lous. th e real men who a r e p racticing are* * ry likely to bt discom fited. 

Par na in—?.'.ary Drill— Tor hie*.

:a IL a 'io n — H inton N*-ds
I 
Extem pore — Wozer* : .f*

K ■ ans.

Krus* - 
l-m L . 

| ” | J tH * f ■

Thus will e v e n tu a lly hurt ath le tic s, and 

tilers tore is not *- > end . • -d

Ii 

is a m a tte r of Individual c o rre c tio n 

Le' •> put or. ’ he 

ia n .;* r

K A P P A S I G M A S G I V E A N N U A L 

w h ite a n d g r e e n , 

t h e f r a t e r n i t fe d ­

D A N C E .

K nights of Colum bus Hall w as the 
d a n c e 
scen e of a n o th e r e la b o ra te 
W ednesday night, given this tim e by 
the m e m b ers of the K app a S ig n 
na*
te m ily . T h e m em bers provided live 
j e u - n j
1> e n te rta in m e n t 

th eir 

for 

<d, and 

th e color sch em e of

red

FNum I a r c 

o ra , w a s c a r r i e d o u t 
p la n 
s e r v e d . 
t * * ’i t y -fo c r d ark ie* u&d h
rn hic*h Kl 

i Le p ro g ra m , 

lo d b y R-oy 

i i 

t h e k g ist nu
'- f r * - - : n~: - • * v -r e
f

* _.?...y 

i ■

M iss R a t k f i e loo *>f 

a d m -)*

iLf 4 
M ISS 
w ill b e 
week...

« mn Z * &■ . *■ 

S€^Hi3 1 f 
Jte 
th e g saest c f n - * * sum 

t5:* *■ T X. LSI
l e i !

*• *• •

C K E~S ? 0 R F N A L B A L L .

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v •; 

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St 

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IP ut..

if*, u tire

t u t *: * * d r . .c - * 

* h e 
I..*til w ill h e
■ I c*C he i*C.t } M a re b 27.
i'.Hih un-
th e re -
'.»*% ■ * - a - ».*• dor-
to f * * 
re* e p tfo n .
u t 1 e 
so m e
i t u d e n t s t h a t
ii

ut im*
y* 

J* ii* * I i* * *-tiw.1 ti 
viwu 

tic k e ts

¥ l i t

t i l 

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t v 
h -O’'Le* 
i m likelier;!. I* 

im t n t tL.e**ui:**r ‘ 
.it. e t

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f* let ss* t ■ -*‘u< 

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SI

’ t i t . ' 

t.U T ? . L J * ’r’ 

I.-* 'It 

tut m s ' . ti

it** pobtUhste

First Showing of Men s
Spring Suits

t h i s 

T h e styles 

season’s 
in 
C l o t h i n g were never more thor­
l'al»i-i* s are 
o u g h l y 
the 
u n u s u a l l y h a n d s o m e , while 
t a i l o r i n g are both 

likeable; 

t h e 

\ d r a p I tips a n d 

l i s t i n c t i v e a n d s ty lis h.

i '

W 

T h i s w e e k w e be gin lo s e l l all 
W i n t e r S u i t s a t t h e i r final prices.

All Hie 

t h a t have 

f a n c y S u i t s 
b e e n -4520.00 a r e m a r k e d ut
$ 13.25
t h a t h a v e be e n 

at $27.50 

All 

a r e marked at
$ 17.50
Any of these S u i t s will serve 
t h i s a n d n e x t Winter.
t r o h u g h 
them 
I Mease 
f a i l s ; a n d so me a r e light enough 
lo he w o r n well in to t h e Spring.

tell u s if o n e 

of 

Le ss t h a n 200 of them, so don’t 

p u t off b u y i n g too long.

S c a r b r o u g h & Hicks

T h e University Drug Store

O U T H E R E F O R T H E A C C O M M O D A T I O N O F T H E U N I V E R S I T Y

P U B L I C .

P. W . M CFA DDEN, Prop.

P I A N O S

P L A Y E R 

P I A N O S 

T O N E S 

B O L D O N 

A N D 

AUTO­
AGREEABLE 

T E R M 8 .

J. R. REED MUSIC COMPANY,

Buah T e m p i * . 

J O H N 8. C A L D W E L L , M g r . 

8 t h and C o n f * * .

GKO. 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 HA IRS

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

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

806 Congreee A venue. 

“ T h e Old R e lia b le .” 

Austin, Tea*-

W M . F. W O L F , P r o p r ie t o r .

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

H o t and Cold Bathe. 

T u r k i s h and Ruaalan Seth*-

T I S T S . B A R B E R S ' S U P P L I E S .

MODEL STEAM LAUNDRY

N O T AS B I G AS T H E B I G G E S T , B U T A S G O O D AS T H E BEST.

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

1504 

LAVACA «T*

S P R I N G T I M E

W ith it's gentle Z e p h y r s , etc., brings 
good cheer , and all the more so be­
cause of the Delicious Soda Drinks 
served at our N e w Fountain.

Jack son’s
20th Century Drug Store
Phones 2 8 8

 W E C l R E P E O P L E 

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

VZ OU will meet style in every 
* gracfe of our clothing; w hether 
the suit i s priced $15 or $40. T he 
pronounced lines of fashion w ill be 
in evidence.

O ur Spring Stocks are now com­
plete. Cornein and spend a few 
m inutes of your spare time with 
us. it will put you in touch with 
one of the best lines of Clothing in 
America and incidentally show' 
you how far superior S t ith-\X il- 
cox Sm art Clothes are to the or­
dinary tailors and 
the Agencies 
productions.

Sa ck Su its, $15, $20. up to $45.

P u ll D ress Su its, $35 and $50.

H ats Shoes, Furnishings and 

everything else for Men s w ear.

Smith & Wilcox

SA V E CAR FA R E

T I M E 

A N D 
K O D A K S U P P L I E S A T

B Y 

B U Y I N G 

Y O U R 

T H E C O - O P

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 H E C K S .

Don't Jo u rn e y — Just Telephone 271

Van Smith Drug Company

T W O S T O R E S

W e d e l i v e r R I G H T N O W

I I KODAK

PRINTS AND 

POST CARDS E I M

K od aks Lo a n e d 
To S t u d e n t s

J O R D A N

6 1 0 Congress Avenue, Upstairs

TH E A U S T IN N A TIO N A L BA N K

C a p ita l

S u r p lu s and P r o fits 
D epo sits 

.

I 300,000 

376,000 

3,000.000

Business of the Faculty and of the Students Solicited

JNO. E. K E L L E R

U n n A F Q 
 J 
1 \ W U A N .

Theo. G. Wagner

" T H E S T U D E N T S ' F R I E N D ” 

•OGG C O M M I T T E E O P P E R * P R I Z E

T ° p U B L I C S C H O O L S P O R 

A P P R O P R I A T E 

e s s a y s

S i. - l o t i o n * 

Inn < 

Ihhui mad* 

by 

Ie * nlargt'Uh s t and ©xtetiBion 

fcrtment of ttu 

I IAI Vf psi tv. through 

Hralluy, S w n ta n , 

m : 

iifciidt 

i:. uii 

M ^ ol th<* S t a f f as 

that A p ril
th, public I
’ Hogg Edu I

s h 

put p i,m of thin dux ii. to .slim* I
in u ru s t 
tin public 
i V' 

State 
1 ulaj kittor has inn u sent ou*

* “ Uiifiunity p.. 

ttrhool*

th f 

in 

th* difiorent schools w h k h <x I 

•‘ it - 
ti 

in pui'iKmu ol the mo vein -ut J 
program for | 

ijv e s a suggested 
- Xe 
11 'n

sea. 
iou* and 

T h e F in a n c ia l V alu e 
C ultural 
suggestcd 

“ T in 

>t Bd u< ation* a** 

or essays by the different stu 

T ile cam paig n < am m ittee el I 

i I.

ut organization offers a lin o 
the 

to tin pupil \x ho w rite s 

Pn*« 

essay on e ith e r 

f U h je t, 
is limited to ! 
vidkid that the contest 
In pupils of such m bool o b s e r v in g ! 

pm 

’ be day 

The pupils are re ferred to 
their city and county s u jh t ! ut cutlet) ts 
lor fu rth e r p a rticu la rs

A T H E N A E U M S O C I E T Y P R O G R A M .

bullation—"Maru<'h<>uu 

I
O ra tio n — K w ith .

Debut* 

H esolved, T h a t the group 

system as raee n tly proposed 
J ulty HXM'!lug should tie adopted.

in fat 

2 Alf! "m a fix * 

, -Jackson 

.I L 

•Mu le i h y 

i 

N i< holsoi

N eg a tive

K m hne

Morrison

M a vs.
I lardy

W I T H O T H E R C O L L E G E S .

Fresh F ilm s E v e r y W e e k .

J 

I n v i te my stu d en t frien ds to meet 

^ lau* arc nearing coil, Diction 

for 

724 C ongress A v# .

me at the C O Z Y C O R N E R 

—

—T P 

—"JBU!"l. i JL. 

' . I 

|.— — i m 

.....

Mr*. E llio tt

M r. E llio t t

24th and Guadalupe. 

lhe dual 
track meet betw een M is ­
souri and M in n eso ta w hich is ached* 
ul-^d to be held in tin spring

The Elliotts 

CHAS G. WUKASCH

L U N C H E S A N D 

T H E 

B E S T O F

is 

the subject of a n e v 

vjtagrap h 

1 film, 

This 

is the first 

instance of

C o r n e l l s football team in operation 

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"O' -o*

8 1 4 C O N G R E S S A V E N U E .

D R I N K S A T A L L H O U R S .

E S T A B L I S H E D 1847.

P h o n e 1071.

Cor. 23rd and Guadalupe.

O ld

John Bremond

W H O L E S A L E G R O C E R , 

I M P O R T E R 

A R O A S T E R O F 

H I G H G R A D E C O F F E E S .

STUDENTS’ BARBER SHOP
2216 G U A D A L U P E S T R E E T 

-o- -o- *©*

M isso u ri has a cann in g fa cto ry in 

Opp. U n iv e r s ity Cam pus

connection w ith its h o rtic u ltu re de­

the kind on record

-o -o- -CI

One hundred and 

ninety-two pre­

parato ry schools are represented 

in 

' the F re s h m a n class 

at D artm o u th , 

E x e te r h avin g the largest number.

partm en t. w hich supplies 

the 

local 

grocers w ith canned vegetables.

-o- -o- -o-

A cco rd in g 

im P ro fe s s o r T a y lo r, of 

W a s h in g to n , no g rad uates of V assar 

A u s tin , T e x a s .

Y O U R 

P A T R O N A G E 

S O L I C I T E D 

R . L . B ro y io a Prop.

COAL

The B e s t D eep-Shart L u m p 

Coai, 

fre e 

from 

s la te and 

other im p u ritie s,

Satisfaction Guaranteed. 

Prompt Delivery

McAlester Fuel Co.

B O T H P H O N E S 246.

Hotel Sutor

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

®**t C»f© In th e C ity . 8 u n d ay even- 

£ d in n e rs a s p e c ia lty .

T h e S T U D E N T S ’ F R I E N D .

UNIVERSITY BOOKS
F o r P a r a lle l R ea d in g , 25o E a ch . 

P O P U L A R F IC T IO N

F o rm e rly $1.60, for 50c E a ch . 

G I F T B O O K 8

F o r AU O ccasions.

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

T h e L a te a t Booka.

CITY BOOK STORE
910 Congree* A ve ., A u stin , Texas.

w . A. Achilles & Co. I 

D e a le rs 

In 

pA N c / G R O C E R I E S A N D C O U N - 

T R Y P R O D U C E .

He4c-' * ’Tore fo r E v e r y th in g Good to 

E a t.

g r e e t i n g s a n d w e l c o m e

To 

th© S tu d e n ts of 

the U n iv e r s it y 

of T ex a s from

State National Bank

J O H N H. R O B IN S O N . J R . . Prea . 

W A L T E R B R E M O N D , V ic e P re s . 

P I E R R E B R E M O N D , V ic e Pres. 

tion.

“ ,f !t'« to E a t , W e H a v e It** and " l f 

H a * * J t f |t»t Good to E a t / '

J O H N G. P A L M . C ash ie r.

103 " o W . n t h S t. 

Ph o n e s 304.

S. 

J . V o n K O E N N E R I T Z , A t e t . 

C a sh ie r

varsity TAILOR SHOP

Dry Cleaning, Pressing 

and R epairing 
Ah v% ork Called for and D elivered

Cor- '9 and G uad. 

Ph o n e 2848

Dr. W. R. Weber

D E N T I S T

Room 606 L itt le fie ld B ld g . 6th Flo o r. 

a Canada, has set u tide f i v e days to oe 

I devoted 

to the raisin g o f H.cOO.OOO 

I rom students, alum ni and frien ds, for 

th e U n iv e r s ity .

-O* -O- -O'

F re s h m e n at the U n iv e r s it y of W i s ­

consin a re not allow ed 

to w alk on 

the cam pus. 

T h e y a re com pelled to 

run from building 

to 

building w ith 

-O- -O' -o-

A cc o rd in g to 

the 

la te s t 

reports, 

C a lifo rn ia and Stan fo rd 

U n iv e rs itie s 

are discu ssin g the re in sta te m e n t of 

the stan d a rd A m e rican fo otball gam e

I

in place o f the rugby g a m e now p la y ­

ed.

Tvvo students at M ich ig a n declined 

P h i B e t a K a p p a last Ju n e , thus ca u s­

ing the ru m o r 

that honor societies 

w ere to be abolished a t th at u n iv e r ­

sity. 

P re s e n t 

sen tim en t, h o w eve r, 

seems to be in fa or of th e ir re te n ­

-O* -O -O-

T h e U n iv e r s ity has ta k en steps to } 

In cre ase th e circu latio n o f T h e N e w 

Y o rk e r, th e college w e e k ly paper by 

g ivin g 

copies. 

subscription 

2 ,0 0 0 j 
a 
These are t o be d istrib u te d 
d u m n i w'ho 

for 

g ra tu ito u s ly among the 

are not a lre a d y s u b s crib e rs 

to 

the 

paper. 

It is hoped by th is m eans to 

aid the w e e k ly and at th e sam e tiro*- 

to bring th e alum ni in to closer touch 

A u s tin , Texas.

w ith the w ork o f the U u iv e r s it j

A t Y o u r S e rv ic e

Ring 626

k ax© e v e r been 
proceedings

invol ved 

in d ivo rce 

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

W H E R E Q U A L I T Y C O U N T 8 .

University Tailor Shop

-O' -o- -o-

2214-16 Guadalupe.

M trill 

I niveraitx 

of M ontreal, 

R . H. S M I T H , P ro p rieto r.

W e h ereb y W elco m e and In vite y o u to v is it us 

in our N e w B u s in e s s 

Horns, th e L a rg e s t an c M ost B e a u tifu l Drug B to rs 

In 

tbs 

So u th .

Scarb ro u g h B u ild in g , Austin, Texas.

Patronize Bosche's Troy Laundry

•r 

te

th eir ca p s in th eir left hands.

T H E O N L Y P L A C E W H E R E Y O U C A N 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 I8 C O U N T O N C O U P O N B O O K . P H O N ! 7*.

-O' 'O' -o-

I S F IR S T - G L A S S A N D U P - T O - D A T E 

IN E V E R Y R E S P E C T C O M E 

The A v e n u e Hotel B a rb e r Shop

T O S E E U S , 

H O T A N D C O L D B A T H S

J. H. GASSAWAY, Proprietor

W a A r e S h o w in g a 

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 Len g th s.

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

Mayer Manufacturing
Company 115 E. Ninth St.

B - t o f T « » t h . 

J J »: ..rid S'* UU
$3 
H 
'c g a

s 

S ilv e r P illin g 
PairC'.-uK Pix traction ............... fide
UNION PAINLESS DENTISTS
-ct**- Ave Austin, T «***»

. .SMMU!

 Reach Base Ball Goods

T h e i r Ful l L i n e of Supplies.

L o u i sv il l e S l u gg er Bats, 7 Styles.

W e A re D i s t r i b u t o r s F o r T h i s T e r ­

S p . c i a ! D is co u n ts to Clubs, A s s o c ia ­

tions, Co-Ops.

You W i l l Fin d 

It W o r t h W h i l e To 

r i t o r y .

L oo k.

W. H. Richardson & Co,

416-418 C on g r ess Av en u e.

V. O. W ee d . U n d e rta k e r, P h o n e * 223-1 

B u y g ro c e rie s from Hill

* Hill

The Phi 

I >elta Thetas w ill e n te r­

tain with an 

informal 

d a m e 

on 

Tuesday next.

You w ill find a fu ll 

line of G old­

smiths A- R a w lin g s’ Baseb all 

and 

At Ii levi* Goods. T D K G U A R A N T E E S !) 

K IN D , at ( ’asw ell 

S m ith ’s.

T h « « 

is 

a Mids 

M i l l , 's' Tailored , Measure Sn;,,. 
n ils service is to he bed aI M(J

 

M orrison's, who r.-present th. J
can L a d ie s ’ Tailoring co.

 

D r. B a x te r, 512 Scarbrough Bidi 

V O .W e e d . Ambulance, Phone

F o r something attractive, see 

w ell & Sm ith 's windows, 613 ft 

ness Avenue.

F e lt H ats and Derbies at Mood 

M o rrriso n ’s at half price.

the baud w ill he there."

T h e C e n tra l B a rb e r Sh o p in L i t t l e ­

field B u ild in g offers best s e rv ic e 

in

P I P K I N , L. L. B. *11, A C T I V E IN I N ­

T E R E S T O F C O M M I S S I O N G O V ­

State.

E R N M E N T .

like new. do good service 

A worn snit may be made to look 
the 
by 

cleaning and pressing 
Curtiss at Moore & M orrison’s.

is done 

ii 

HANCOCK
O P E R A HOUS E

Sp eakin g of
VALUES in Clothes 
LOOK at Our

Th ursday, F rid a y , and S a tu r d a y , M ar.

28 29 30,

M A T I N E E S A N D N I G H T S

Rube Welch

A N D

Kitty Francis

S U P P O R T E D B Y A N E X C E P T I O N A L 

C H O R U S .

ABE FRANK’S

IJT

MIXTURE

Blen ded on m y own 

recipe. 

W H I 

SUITS

In north w indow, can you beat 

th e m ? 

L O O K at the coat on 

the ch a ir— gaze at 

the 

lining. 

the arm shield, the ta ilo rin g — 

Did you e v e r see a suit 

like 

this for

$15.00

T M I TEXAN.

Pau l H oi. ex-’07, was one cl our 
is a*
visitors this week. Mr. Box 
in the employ of the Mexi­
presen t 
can National Railroad, and 
the 
neighborhood «#f Torreon on account 
that district 
of 
is experiencing- He alfakis most in- 
ter* sn u g ly of his exp eriences 
in the 
sister Republic.

th e hot old 

times 

left 

5CeIi Nixon 

I department.

re-entered the Law

Jo h n 

in P h il­
ll. Keen, instructor 
osophy, has retu rn ed from an * xtend* 

trip 

through 

M» 
»rrn Texas. Air. Keen 
ut at mali) of the schools 

Ln^t and North 
inspected a 
in this 

distr jet.

T h e P i The

s i bela Pis are plan­

ning a card ) pull at Deep 
Eddy. 
As soon as the weather permits the 

pot w ill begin to boil.

The mende l s ot the Curtain Club 
for their 
are making arrangements 
t rip which will include Dallas, Waco, 

Houston, and possibly Fo rt W orth.

I,. L. B. 

C. Foster Cable, 

IO, is 
now practicing law at Ogden, 
I tall. 
in letter* to his many friends here. 
lie iells of the int* resting experiences 
of a Texan in the “ F a r " W est.

‘the 

leader of 

the Band, 

Mr. VV. P. linum* att, better known 
an- 
as 
noum ea that we will bt* treated to 
the usual spring band concerts. When 
the c a m p i* is green, and tile spring 
moon permits, Hunnicutt says, “ that 

not bito the tongue.

E v e r y S u it 

in this W in d o w 

is 

F U L L 3 0 Z . C A N , 25c. 
T O B A C C O L I K E T E X A S 
B E S T O N E A R T H .

Price d 

at 

$15.00, 

no more 

— w orth more— think 

cf 

th s 

proposition.

D R . J. R. N I C H O L S

P r a c tic e 

ilu ilt 'd 

to d is e a s e of the 

Eye, E ar , Nose and T h r o a t 

UlaauH‘8 F itte d

T R I M B L E 

U N I O N 

M A D E 

H A T S , S O F T A N D S T I F F , $3.

T R Y T H E S E S U I T S 

O ffice : 

S ca rb ro u g h B u ild in g , 

S u it

T R Y T H E S E H A T S 

413. 414 F o u rth floor.

NO

B E T T E R M A D E .

Nelson Davis & Co

I M P O R T E R S A N D W H O L E S A L E 

G R O C E R S .

U N IV E R S IT Y M A R K ET
L I N D A U B R O S . , Pro p s 
Deal er s In 
C H O I C E B E E F , M U T T O N , P O R K 

A N D V E A L 

Co r ne r 24th and Guadalupe Ste.

Austin Floral Company
or O LO F OLSSON

L A R G E S T 

F L O R A L 

H O U S E 

I N 

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

For Ice Cream, Candies, 
Fruits and Nuts

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

HARRELLS

Holeproof Sox, Guaranteed Six 

Months, Man, W o m a n and Child.

L O C A L S

Mr. Asher Sm ith, L. L . B 
the guest of lilt* Sigm a C h i’s.

’ I I, 

is

Miss Vie tor me Field of Lockhart, 
and M iss Lucilt* Robinson of H em p­
stead. are visiting the Chi Omega’s.

There was an 

inform al dance at 
the U n iv e rs ity Club Thursday even ­
ing.

Beta X i of Kappa Kappa Gam ma 
in itiate M iss Veda Fin n ey of 
of 

will 
Cuero and Miss C lara Thaxton 
Austin Satu rd ay evening.

 

.

 

 

 

.

Dr. Simon J. Clark

lim ited 

to diseases of the 
P ra c tic e 
Eye, E a r , Nose. and Throat. Glasses 
Fitted .

O ffice H ours: 
9-12 a. rn.; 2-5 p. in
Sundays by appointment. 417 S*a:' 
brough Building.

T H E S P E C IA L T Y STORE
S N A M A N ’ S

to 

Ex te n d 
ail ti m e* w h e th e r th ey need a n yth in g or not to m ak e th is 
Cheir b e a n e r , . 

tile U n iv e r s it y stu den ts a co rd ia l in v ita tio n at a n y and
S to re

 8 « K D r - C e e . wLl or ££

U U U .

have ic 

8 ty le and p rice a lw a y * g u aran teed to be c h e s s aud 

better.

S N A M A N ’ S

60A408 C e eg Pee# Avenue.

Mr. ll. C. Pipkin, L. L. IL ’l l , who 
has 

is now practicing at Am arillo, 

volunteered 
campaign 

to collect data 

a 
for Commission Govern­

for 

ment 
iii his new home. 
It seems 
nut Air. 
Pipkin, 
together with a 
number of tin* younger men 
of 
Am arillo, has essayed 
to start the 
campaign through tin* Young M en’s 
lie d eliver­
C ivic League. 

Recently 

'd an address on the Commission 

plan before a 
zens. and 

large crowd of citi­
are very 

the prospects 

for the speedy adoption 

bright 
the new government in Am arillo.

of 

S I D N E Y L A N I E R S .

interesting program on 

The Sid n ey Lan iers h« lei their reg 
(liar meeting Wednesday, M arch 21. 
A most 
th** 
( ’. Bum m er 
short stories of Henry 
w as led by Miss Harwood. A sketch 
of 
life was 
given; his style was discussed; and 

this humorous w riter’s 

A S I S T E R L Y S C H E M E was read b> 
w a y ol illustration.

N O T E S F R O M O T H E R C O L L E G E S .

Vanderbilt W ebb won the highest 
scholarship honors a t Yale on this 
Ile is 
ye a r’s philosophical oration. 
the first m illio n aire’s son to be elect­
ed to P h i Be ta Kappa at Yale. W B 
Ham H arrim an , son of the lat<* E d ­
ward H arrim an, also received a mark 
e i distinction for study.
-O- -O’* -O-

The Y a le chapter o f Pl i Beta K a p ­
pa has adopted some changes in the 
method of election. Under 
the old 
Phi Beta Kappa 
to 
rules elections 
could be obtained by maintaining a 
mark of 320 (on a scale of 400) for 

freshmen and sophomore years; by 
attaining an avera*,,, ut 280 for ju n ­
ior and senior years, or by earning 

a stand o f 350 for senior year alone. 
Under th e system as it now stands 
it is possible to win an election by 

m aintaining an avenage in scholarship 
of 330 for any two consecutive years 

during the first three years of col­
lege, or by having a 350 stand for 
the work of senior year. 

l$ 

felt that by this change the mem
who 
w ill be 

treated more 

fairly 

Snappy 
Styles in 
Spring 
Oxfords

Flat Lasts 

Blind Eyelets 

High Toes 

Newest Lasts

Oscar

Robinson

704 Congress Ave.

have not studied hard during 

the

M oritz S ilv e r . 

#*• A

freshm an year, but who have an am­
of 
bition aroused by the beginning 
the sophomore year to try for high 
honors.

S I L V E R <& A L L E N ' S B A R B E R SHOP
A t T h e D r lik ill H o te l 

E I G H T F I R S T C L A S S B A R B E R S — S A N I T A R Y B A T H S .
'io u r P atrons** Rob pee t i ul]y Solicited 

F in M t F itte d Up Sbo* ** _