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DR. WEBB SAYS 

I ’N iQ i e N a m e s 

NOTHING TOO BIG 

FOR UNIVERSITY

Believes College Professors Require 

More of Students Than Is Forced 

I pon Youths Under Child 

Labor Law .

r e c o r d e d i n t h e

-VEW D IR EC T O R Y

M any Common. Some Odd. W ith 

Oihers Cumbersome. Is the Con- 

dition of (he .Names l „ u„,| in 

Late ly Published Directory.

In an interview yesterday 

I>r. VV. 
K Webb, ex-Senator from Tennessee, 
expressed his views in regard to the 
modern college, and Texas U niversity 
in particular. He was very favorably 
impressed with as much of the Uni-

Many odd and several unique names 
can be found ,n the latest issue of 
the U niversity directory. An a t ­
tractive color scheme is visible, with 
three G rays, three Greens, thirteen 
" n s , five Whites, with one White- 
' 
muse and a Whitemore. There are 
their place are
in 
no Blacks, hut 
theil* 1)1
lfl 
UUL 
vet-ity as he saw during his brief .Blackburns and 
Iilackshears
stay

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To illustrate his idea of what Texas | standpoint, we 

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W ORI.D R E N O W N E D A T H L E T E V IS IT S I N IV E R S IT Y

of w l i T i n A r T rly ‘ I’*’ gre8teSt amateUr i*th l“ t“
 ^ ° klah° ma f™
a t-ti 
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V hen interviewed by a Texan rep resentative concern-

in S

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Mr. Thorpe
" .1 h d T ’w " 
, 
Tex, 
by the
t thlV r ar’ and that h,‘ did not consider them 
f ir fn. 
ern teams! 

some of the highly touted i X

! SUrPr,? d at the stri<le 

tba" in the 

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I horiM* spent the large part of the afternoon sightsee- 

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University ought to be in the near 
future, he told the following story:

“ One day a farm er came riding 
into town with a wagonload of pota­
toes He stopped before a crowd of 
his friend'; and showed, with great 
pride, a potato weighing eight pounds 
that he had raised in his own field.

“ After he had finished showing it 
around and was receiving the compli­
ment of his friends, a little girl at 
the edge of the crowd spoke up:

‘“ Why. ut raised one in our little 
garden, she said, ‘that weighed nine 
pounds. What would it have w eighed 
if it had grown in a big field ? ’ ”

Dr. Webb thinks that this last po­
tato represents the U n iversity, and 
that all Texas is the field. So, in his 
opinion, there 
is nothing too great 
for us to accomplish.

When Dr. Webb wa m the Uni 
vcrsitj of North Carolina condition 
were very different from what they 
are now. There were only about 500 
students there then, and they were all 
in the Academic Department.

The average expense of four years 
of college life was about $1000, in­
cluding tuition. 
I his appears insig­
nificant when compared to the ex­
penses of an undergraduate 
in the 
University of Texas at present, which 
Dr. Haney tells us average more than 
$5U a month. 

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Dr. W ebb says, also, that when he i 

| went back to his fiftieth class re­
union last year there was only one j 
j other member of his class alive. That 
was Chief Justice Clark of N orth C a r­
olina. Both he and Dr. Webb were 
teetotalers during their college ca- 
jreer, and are now. The ones who 
jdrank then didn’t live to see the f if ­
tieth class reunion.

Modern colleges, according to Dr.
jWebb, are very much at fault in the
jcxpan.sioi of their curricula. Most of
[them are entirely too broad for the
students to receive the most bene­
fit.'.

Because the courses are elective, 

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L <h ’ 
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take* for granted that
1“ ' classes all the work
r l,!t‘ast‘G and be does. This usually 
r ' up' v 
criously overworking all 
| < students who make a creditable 
[flowing.

U< 

'.i>> ’ nat even the victim s of

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" h e n considered from a Biblical
find 

four notables 
represented, namely, Moses, Abraham, 
David and Daniel.

are 

There 

twenty-nine 

Snii hs 
eight Harrises and only one Ford.' 
Twelve bear the name of Thomas 
accompanied by eleven Clarks ami 
twelve Moores. 

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Five Brooks, one Flood and threej 
U ers are there, accompanied by * 

one Bird, a Bass and three Fish \s.

There are nine Millers, with one
Booth having two Gates, with a Foun , 

K. L. BERRY WILL 

HEAD LONGHORNS 
NEXT SEASON

SUNDAY SCHOOL 

LEAGUE IS NOW 

A SURE THING

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Constitution lorined and O fflc*rn 

A ll F.lected— Fight Schoola 

Are Represented.

jam near. Three Barnes with three Fleeted Captain for 1915 at Meeting m
Garretts and a couple of Bells also 
;
a 
ippear. 
W o lft and a Fox complete the men­
agerie.

«f Vnm VfM, r(la)_ ,.icluri 
Taken— Five Men W ill Not 

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Shepherds with 

Wear Texes Suits Again.

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Five 

1 Uns 

In the entire student body there is 
only one Christian, two Good, one 
e.odfeilow and a Goodman.

Ib is strange association of names
inns even to the Board of Regents,
which has a Cook a- chairman and a
Hogg and a F ly as associate mem­
bers.

The uncommon names are as fol­

lows ;

A veritte, Barlow, Brow rigg, ( ’alli- 
cut, ( ’hesteen, Chval, Dalkowitz, De­
tar, Dobie, Dumars, Dupy, Duson, El- 
linghauser, 
Fitzwilliam , 
F’aubion, 
Fronobarger, Giannotti, Glithero, Ko- 
sanke, Oehler, Quayle, Secor, Scher- 
met horn, \oelkel, Wuppermcn, Ycw- 
ell, Zunnerker and Zulke.

PUBLIC SPEAKERS 

MUST HEAR DEBATE

In Addition to One Dollar Lab IVe, 

All Public Speaking Students 

Must Hear Debate.

the last meeting of the year 
j At 
I yesterday afternoon the football team 
elected K. L. Berry captain for the
season of 1915. The meeting was 

Final 

day for

steps were taken 

la-t Sun 

the formation of a Sunday

held in the Elliotts’ Studio after the when representatives from eight Sun
picture whs tiikun 
There won fift 
in e it wete fifteen “ Y men in the Church 

Hax? .,„l . «
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F irs t Baptist

at 

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picture and the manager, Bob Knight 
Trainer Disch and Coach Dave Aller- coJ!st,tut,on and elected officers.
dice- 

The f°H ow ing Sunday schools were

m* and udoi)leii a

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A fte r the picture had been taken, reP re«ented: U niversity Methodist,
the coach made the team a sh o rt, University Baptist, Highland Presby-
ta L thank,ng them for their faith-j ter,an. Central Christian Hvde P a d 
fulness m going out for practice and 
praising their ability as players. H e 1.. , 
also said that they were going to 
have a hard season next year, and 
that he wanted to see them all back 
next year.

Presbyterian,
^ aptist and Congregational.
11 ,s expected that the Tenth Street
Methodist and W ard Memorial Su n ­
day Schools will also enter the league, 
making ten schools.

Fiv e members of the team will be 
eligible next yea 
ineligible next year, and their places 
S ° m<> Sunda>’ schools will probably 
will be hard to fill. They are as fol 
this will be
will he hard to fill. They are as fnl- ‘ 
It was decided
lows: Halbert, H. A., back; Keck,
Ray, center; Barrell, L., left halfback; not to l,e^,n regular scheduled play 
Goodman, J., left 
( aptaain 
Goodman, J., left, 
Louis Jordan, right guard; Neilson, 
H. 11., fullback; W'alker, fullback.

0Ut two team^ 
J flo w e d by the rules. 

tackle: C a n taa in , .U 
tackle; 

as il niight work ,

hardship on the University students 
who might he members of teams, if 
play began during examinations or 
just before.

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( ompulsory attendance in order to 
obtain credit for the fall term ’s work 
is the rule laid down by the public 
speaking authorities.

Berry, the new captain, has played 
two years on the Texas team. He is 
i power on the offensive and a scrap­
per on the defense. B erry, like Cap­
tain Jordan of this year’s team, is a 
line man, playing at right tackle.

the 

Ihe final selection of 

four 
Texas debating teams and the four 
alternates will be on Saturday night 
in the auditorium of the Law build­
ing. 
I he subject for discussion will 
be no other than the minimum wage 
for unskilled laborers.

Next year s schedule promises to 
the history of 
in 
be the greatest 
lexas football, and with the record 
of this year Captain Berry has the 
opportunity of 
leading the strongest 
team t hat ever dawned the orange 
and white.

Some teams have already organ 
ized, have bought suits and are prac­
ticing. The regular games will prob­
ably be played in the tabernacle on 
Fifth Street, and will be played at 
night. Members of the regular or 
scrub basketball teams of the U niver­
sity will not be eligible, but former 
college or University players will bt 
eligible.

A committee 

is now engaged 

in 
arranging a schedule. The 
league 
will be in charge of a president, sec 
retary-treasurer and board of di­
Fach Sunday school is al-
rectors. 
lowed one director, and the directors 
in* to be elected by the various Sun 
day schools next Sunday, and the in 
itial meeting of the board will be next 
Monday night.

The following officers for the year 

have been elected:

President- A. J . Robinson.
Vice President—-S. FF Fuller. 
Secretary-Treasurer- W . C. Rogers.

1 he captain-elect is a junior engi­
neer, but he has two more years on 
the team. Moran, Ailerdice, Arbuekle 
tnd others selected him as all-State 
tackle for this year, and Benny Owen 
placed him on his all-Southwestern 
team.

M E T Z E N T H IN E L E C T E D 

T R A C K COACH HY T H E 

A T H L E T IC C O U N C IL

( H \I»EL N O T IC E S .

greeted Mr. Worsham 

Another good attendance 
at 
napel yesterday, and those 
w 0 were there received a
splendid message. He spoke 
(,thical status of war 

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an(1 ° ’ h‘ '• things as we con- 
l bem today, and con- 

t l ' t 

’ !at with the stand- 
a d set up by our Master in 

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and teachings. There 

1
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■ forotfSC€rnment’ the love 
7 ' Gven to the point
I
X<* ethical stand-
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JP war. Nothing 
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to 
10 h e a r h i m .

the 
Worsham will
today. Don’t fail

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The old Pentagonal League, which 
form erly 
included Texas, Tennessee, 
Louisiana, Arkansas and Mississippi, 
has been dissolved 
into a new t r i­
angular 
league composed of Louis­
iana, Texas and Arkansas, the other 
two universities having been dropped 
because of their remoteness.
The other triangular 

league, of 
which Texas is a part, is composed 
of Missouri, Colorado and Texas

Another subject will be supplied 
lor the larger league after the teams 
are picked Saturday. Colorado has 
defeated Texas both at home and 
abroad, and the strongest Texas team 
w ill no doubt be placed against the 
team from Boulder.

Two handsome prizes will be 
awarded at the finals Saturday, and 
each student is expected to hand a 
graded program to his individual in­
structor.

When asked concerning the con­
flict with the last open house of the 
term, Dr. Shurter, head of the De­
partment of Public Speaking, said 
that it was an unavoided happening 
and that the debate would have to 
compete with the arising difficulties.

V\ ill Devote Three Evenings a Week 

to Training of Men Who Rep­

L A S T C R O S S- C O U N T R Y .

resent Texas on the 

Cinder Path.

I inal Marathon to Be Staged Tomor­
row at 1:30— Start at ( l a r k Field.

FO R T W O R T H L A N D S 

G A M E FO R S T A T E 

H IG H SCH O O L T IT L E

North Fort W orth and Austin Teams 

Vgree to Contest for State C ham* 

NO. 61

PLAYERS w o u j

m ake soccer a

POPULAR SPORT

pionship in Fort Worth 

Tw cnly.Fivt- 

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Next Saturday.

Hold

pointed to t (hiion i'o,rh xn«t 

'p p ly for r * .

1 w enty-five men inUr»,Ud in w ,

eer met yesterday . , Wmo<K,
j
o clock in room 218 
',r,U-
ment, heartily j„ f , V0?’ T 
or of PopuUn*.
mg this sport with «her T , r „ u . «
and took steps toward 

au- 

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: team drafting a seh«tut« t j ‘^

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m» ‘ ° ,h l' A ® ! * * Counril

■" lh “ T rt W - "• Griffin, , h . i r
man of the meeting, named two n m .

-mttees. ° ™ "> ' « to the appointing
of a coach or "leader," ,nd the J .

N ext Saturday 

the Austin High 

! School w ill meet 

the North Fo rt 

W orth High team for the champion- 

i ship of the State. The game should 

; ^ one ° f the best high school games 

ever staged 

in Texas. Roth teams 

are undefeated. The North 

Side 

[team has the sp irit that will count 

a great deal in the result Saturday. 
They play with a “ never say die" 
manner. They fight and fight and 
keep on fighting whether they are 
miles ahead or miles behind. Ac- 
<oi ding 
t(, advance reports Austin 
has a great team.
Dave the great*
school circles of th

t kicker 
be State. They are 
specially adept in open play, but when 

In t oil ins they 

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high [ M r« B«Hmont wac present by ^

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| they tackle the little tartars of North 1 to 

re<|uest, and urged the pro*.
* "'-.v m it -- • ' «— ’*• *»"'J urgwj the pro*
l^ 'U v e players to do all jn their do*-, 
the sport a successful one
igh they will find they are up ,n r ^ a s . He said that the Athletic 
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against a different proposition from j Council had appropriated $10« to tmv 
anything they have faced this season. for ■ coach, hut that the probability 
his season the North Texas team ,of Kvtting a suitable man at thm

l j S nu,t el^ht tt4am« «nd has only ; «sa,»»y was small, 
j *<*»*». scoretl on 

twice. 
Piled up a score of 250 points to their 1 ‘ 
p 
,v b‘H<lcr,’ to act somewhat
opponent*’ 13. Austin High has 
m the capacity of coach and direct 
I n**rly as goo<I a record.
the whole soccer activities 

They have ! one of th‘* number of p)aVfrs \m ^

ile suggesnM that 

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I artm ent will inaugurate a teg day, | ‘’olleginte one.
‘•ontmuing until Saturday night. The | 
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each law student must buy one within team than Baylor. 

“ Thus far,” he said, “ we have lieen 
'1'' tag will be $1.75, and unable to get games with any other 
I would like to 
nit time. The tag committee has ' vee you get to work thit year and 

l h o r o u ^ l y 

f t W J ‘ S 

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a( (’*‘id eash, checks and wake a great effort toward getting 
promissory notes in view of the hard other institutions to play. Although 

. *rm -S' •p,‘st 80 1 Ley get one of the Rice, A. & M., Southweitern and other 
.No law student will be allowed s<‘hools have not done anything, so 
; far, I as sure they will do something

cape the vigilance committee. 

ree. 

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J u lia n G illesp ie 
night for Washington.

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MEXICO DESCRIBED

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I A D M A M M l l l / i tinn of the soccer question. Although

D I U K . Irl A IN IN IN C l * have nothing to -iay to the Athletic

.toward building up this sport in the
near future. However, if you fail 
to keep the sport alive, I am sure 
you will give soccer a ’black eye' 
and discourage future men at Texas 
f rom attempting to start an agita- 

j< ouncil, I feel, if you make the sport 
intereoltaffiate you will receive a 
major T .”

Acting upon the suggestion of the 
Athletic Director, Mr. Griffin ap­
pointed the following committee to 
obtain a coach or “ leader:” 
J. A. 
Bain, chairman; E. B Robertson, J. 
....
M. Haynes, W . H. Griffin, J. R. Bur-

Lahrt-Aim riean History Prof Gives 

Illustrated Lecture on Stater 

Kepu bile.

An 

illustrated 

lecture on Mexico 

City, before and after the beginning ney,

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 w<ls kdven last night in j The committee appointed to see 
Main Building, by Dr. W iJ. members of th«* Athletic Council re- 

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adjunct professor . garding the TV are as follows: J. A.
.ng is i and Latin-American His- Bain, chuirman; K. ft, Robinson and 

in te r-!J . M. Haynes,

tory before a fair-sized and 
• t < audit n<e, 

of Mexico s capital. 

I The meeting, de iding that K was
|< uies taken by th<* lecturer two best to start play right away, an- 
V< ‘U> a^ ° showed many beautiful ' nouneed that the first practice would 
Ihe float- be held next Monday afternoon at 4 
gardens, Castle Chapultepec, o’clock on ( lark F'ield. Mr. Diach,
scenes, market scenes and athlete trainer, one of the members 
(a p ital’s many parks said, had promised to assist the men
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in getting outfitted. A call 
sent 
out for all candidates to put in their 
appearance at the first practjce.

and boulevards were shown and ex­
plained.

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Ihe customs of the people were de­
scribed and some of their beautiful 
traditions were given. The people 
transported their goods on 
litters. 
Their ways of selling market prod­
ucts in outdoor booths was described. 
The doctor had a beautiful picture 
large 
Shasta daisies which he had bought 
for 30 cents, M exicin money, to show 
the cheapness of flowers in the trop­
ical country.

howmg a washpan 

full of 

The second part of the series dealt 
with the soldiers, their cgnrion, their 
earthwork- 
temporary 
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and 
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SO O N E R S S E E

N E E D OF STRONG

P R A C T IC E G A M E S

Realize 

Inability to (opr With the 

Strong Teams When Hard Scrim­

m ages A re Lacking in 

I'reparation.

J Tomorrow at 4:30 will start the 
Form er Athletic Director Metzen j last cross-country run of this season 
thin was elected coach for the 1915 j There will be about thirty men to 
„ „ run over 
track team at a meeting of the Ath- enter the race, which will be run over
Litl/i f 
letic Council 
zenthin is an old head at tee game, miles. 

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In speaking of the unu»ually pro*-
Ihe perous schedule just Fmi.shed by the
‘ ri*^tro,'.ton i-wnltlng from 1914 U n lv e r.ity of Oktahoma teiim,
’ P » r t » y « l by |the Daily OkMiomin, published at
*<y9e*f many of .Oklahoma City, says with reference

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having form erly coached the basket- created by the fact of the valuable building 
medals that have been donated for p r o p e l' 
ball and football teams of Texas. 
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The new coach was a well known the run. These include two trMd nm. 

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A LETTER NM < OI LON T 
VSS WE IL

W e got a letter th«* other day 
from a gentleman in S m ith v ille , 
T exas, who wanted four or five 
o f the popular song* of the I ni- 
versity with the music to them. 
We had to write him that th en 
was no collection of University 
songs. We inclosed Clyde Wal­
d o n Hill’s University Hymn 
which w e never heard sung in 
the four years o f our sojourn 
h e r e —and referred him to the 
Co-Op.

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I EX V N I KAU AUO TOD VY

Ex nm schedule for the fall 

term is announced.

Houston H igh School de­
fe a ted A u stin High by 
th e 
score of 9 to 0 on ( lark Field.

a 
Coach AHerdiee 
two y e a r con t r a i t 
head 
coach of tho Longhorn foot­
ball .-«! sad.

signs 
as 

Sixte, n mon 

chosen 
who will compote in the h e a l 
debate p i o.iminaric.n.

a re 

,h>*‘ U t a y chooses nine T e x ­
t s men in his selection of an 
a ll-S ta te football team.

J .

Mr. S ta rk Young, professor 
of English in the U niversity, 
the 
delivers 
First L ite ra ry Club at T yler 
today.

lectures 

two 

to 

A

T he football squad is ten-
dered a banquet by the Delta 
Delta Delta sorority.

Mi

I on ox lectured in !>al- 
las, S a tu rd a y , on “ Gowlroy 
Ballads."

A

PHUNN1GRAPHS

lf You Don't Like ’Em 
Ko a Still Ham the Ads

If 

the news ev er g e ts o ut about 
those 400 'p ossum s th a t the U n iv e r­
ity I g e ttin g in, we may have some 
trouble next fall m a in ta in g our Jim 
Crow r e g is tr a tio n re atructions.

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We see th e p a p e r says t h a t N o rth 
is showing up str o n g 
F o r t Wrorth 
race. 
in 
the high 
Shows up 
th e sam e way along the 
railway track - in the sto c k y a rd s dis-

football 

school 

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< lathes Make the Vian— But.
“ Mother, may I dress for the d a n c e ? " 
“ Yes, my d e a r," said Mrs. France; 
“ Be modest, though, your clothes a re 

thin,

So don’t, forget y ou r tango pin.”

Baltimore Sun.

“ Mother, what besides shall I w e a r ? ” 
A >ked the maiden, frow ning care. 
“ Why, d o n 't fo r g e t to wear in style 
A veiled glance and modest smile."

We j u s t d a r e any b u rg la r to rob 

us of sixty cents.

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—Han­

o v e r in E urope it’s do your I 'b rist- 

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mas shooting early.

— l i a r —

not tired of bring neutral and
not g e t t in g a n y fun out o f it 
lf t hey won’t let uh sell
cither, 
o u r c o t t o n , 
l e a s t g e t a 
le t s at 
little amusement out of the situ ­
ation. That will be more than 
we’re g* 11 ing now.

FOH THE S XKE OF THE 
W INN ING S.

In practically every kind of 
competitive activity 
in college 
life tin* man who enters for love 
of the game 
is sadly outnum ­
bered bv those who enter for the 
saki* of the w innings in glory or 
in 
in gold. Your debater has 
view his watch, your athlete 
sm s his T, yobr writer wants 
his praise, and your cub reporter

is 

la n e 

ire recently 

tu rn in g the F irin g 

incited my 
taken 

broader in scope th a n either of these. 
In sh ort, it is simply this: I deplore 
resorted
the practice, so frequently 
to, of 
into
a “ knockers’ column,” w here, un d e r 
the cowardly shield of an alias, some 
d is g ru n tle d stu d e n t m ay m ake per- 
onal th r u s ts t h a t he would never d are 
to make openly. W h a t has p a r tic u ­
larly 
the 
the A thletic 
tow ard 
a ttitu d e 
D irector and his m a n a g e m e n t of the 
T h a n k sg iv in g game. 
Think a m in ­
ute, you who have so p e r siste n tly 
th e s e a tin g an d a r ­
“ knocked" a t 
rangem ent and have gone so f a r a s 
to make accu satio ns of p a rtisa n sh ip 
tho-m In ch arge. 
and 
the 
it. ra ise the U n iversity 
Does 
eves of the people to read, in every 
t 
o* of the Daily Texan , t h a t those 
in a u th o rity a it un m entionable crooks 
that if they send th e ir children to 
the mercy 
college they p u t them a t 
>>f a hunch of confidence men, awin - 1 
iller- and m oney-m ad g r a f te r s whose

frau d a g ain st 

in 

that -j chief aim in life is to fleece the poor! 
l a i t 

th ro u g h Audent out of his just dues? 

Last year there some to do 
about a committee which was 
goin g to do wonders in the way 
of publishing the songs of the 
U n iversity. As it 
is
tak e a considerable
m on ey w ith 
m u sicia n and a p riv a te d etectiv e sorm - P(M»r people go 

it would h's name in the hast he ad. 
sum of 

flit* nervines of a With th e thing s ig n ifie d 

“ ften the sign is confused

to Jock ti- th o a l l i e d *>ngH o f life w ith o u t cvi-r b oing able to 
iim am unbk* th. ir n o tio n s aa to 
T o x in 
j 
t v a im , 

, 

I to 

linu! ," ftel; ‘ime’ ,he
'° re*ord
lock and key, w itnesses, sworn

n,r" ,‘or 

U 0 

P r a c tic a lly all in stitu tio n s of the distinction. No man is e v e r | slJ|temt,nl arul ot^<ir safeguards t o 1
th e s iz e and a g e o f th is one have justified in entering a contest on i his honesty, and even then does not | 
a s o n g hook g o tte n out by uni- Ia f o i b l e 
If he will not get his escape the slanderous gibes of some 
v e r s if y or p r iv a te en terp rise. j time a worth without tin* prize,
ho is engaged in an occupation 
unworthy ol a man w itll I niver- 
sity opportunities and Univer­
sity 

C an’t som ebody help us answer 
the S m ithville m an’s letter m on 
sa tisfa c to r ily ?

unnamed w rite r ?

i- merely 

ideals.

\\ hide 

t«» w in— anti 

Playing to win is sporty, but 
it 
lot of being 
lacks a 
sportsmanlike, The man who 
loses - has
plays 

U nderstand, plea se, t h a t my in te r ­
est 
th a t of an a l u m n u s — 
th a t no personal feeling for Mr. L. 
Theo Bellmont p ro m p ts my 
s t a t e ­
ment. FII confess th a t I was a little 
la s t year, when, 
disg ru ntled m yself 
a f t e r sta n d in g 
th ree or 
line for 
in 
four hours as n um ber fifty, I found 
several
that all of 
.h u n d re d of th e m — had been sold. But, 
■'d a l l , tho m a n w h o plays l o t ; vvhilo I was mad, I did not re so rt to 
t i l e gam e and plays 
the love id 
the people 
lose no m ort than of the State m u s t read of my griev- 
hurt}—can 
t he score. Recollect those things I a m ’e s * am,< V(r-v 
likely, g e t a per-
verted 
t h a t 
when the prizes are awarded, 
prom pted them. So le t’s “ tote fa ir," 
and it will give .von fortitude or 
fellows, arid if we tic riot like the w ay 
fortune 
magnanimity, as your 
things a r e being run, m arch into Bell- 
may require.
m o n t’s office and tell him so “cuss" 
him as much as w<* think he deserves, 
if. indeed, we find that he does need 
ami keep our family skele­
“ r u s s in ” 
tons at home.

th*' F iring Fine, w here 

the best seats 

the conditions 

idea of 

ON THE FIRING LINE

L E T S G E T SOMETHING DI T 
O F IT, ANYW AY.

“W hen the job 
Fer the kiddies kin m e it fcr w ritin ’. 
D on’t you w o rry a n ’ frown,

is tu rned down, 

Offset Sam.

W e art* neutral. We don’t 
know w ho 
the war, 
started 
fu rth er than that we didn’t. All 
we know 
is th at the allies and 
th e G erm ans are shooting hole 
in th e sp ot m arket so far as cot 
is concerned, and that we 
ton 
(<>t 
are concerned as far as 
ton is.

O ver a t T. C. U. recently tin y I 

- 

ill h i s a l m a m a t e r , a n d w ho , 

Will you p a rd o n a 

O k l a h o m a C i r \ , N ov. JO, 1914. 

had a d iscu ssio n betw een a h is­
tory prof. on one side and a Ger­
m an prof. on th e other over the
little advice 
m a tte r o f w ho started th e fu ss from an o x-Student t o r a stu den t tom-
in E u rop e. N ow we have in our • porariK e x ’d i,
who still re ta in s his
fa c u lty on e or tw o men at least M e r e s t 
w ho a t on e tim e owed allegiance by t h e w a y , 
to th e B ritish crown, and we 
h ave som e w ho have come to us I e x p e c t 
in sc h o o l n e x t 
fro m th e land o f b ig g u n s and -Vea r t p e r h a p s s o o n e r if m y c o m p a n y
personal liberty. N ow, why not 
» brlan< hi *" Au-
r e f r a i n
, 
 
.
.
in 
h a v e a jo in t d 19eu.ss.0 B up 
th e A u d itoriu m bet w e t ll tin *d- 
lies and th e G erm ans? The fire 
d ep a rtm en t could serve as s e c 
ond to one side and fum igation slarn ut the 1 
o ffic ia ls could act for the other 
side.

r e a d e r a n d f r i e n d o f t h e Da i l y T e x a n ? 

I a m not going to 

a s u b s c r i b e r , c o n s t a n t 

t h a t 
I hi > time.

t i m e . B u t please 

I, p e r h a p s , s h o u l d 

t i n ) , a n d 
, 

Ulti„;. „ thif

I do not 
may its bones rest in peace. 
even 
intend to give my views upon 
the moral fitn e s s of the modern dance.
forth
least,

Of course, it might not do any n question th a t has b ro u g h t 
the 

good, but th en , blamed if w e ’re 

t o be b a c k 

Don’t w o n t 

this o u tb u rs t 

c ol u m n b e f o r e

reception 

rsity 

is, 

the

ay 

at 

to 

.. 

• 

.

.

.

b ear w i t h m e

Now. Lynn W. D an dram , d o n ’t 
come hack a t me with the charg e t h a t 
I favor news censorship. 
I 
believe in being as wide open in The 
in a n y o th e r new spaper. 
I exan as 
the p a p e r 
But where will you find 
that opens 
to unsigned 
pm sonal 

its columns 

th r u s ts ?

I don’t. 

IL IL C O C H R A N . E x -’lb, 

O k laho m a City, Okla.

I*. S. Morris W ilkins and Rom er 
.two o th e r ex -’16s, have 
Bullington 
positions here. And “ Big Ed” S la u g h ­
te r has dropped in on me twice lately. 
So i t ’s not so very lonesome, a f t e r all.
\ E Q ! VI S I N E N O W N.

XX i womb w hat has gone w ro n g 
w i t h our ath le tic s .’ Merit no longer 
h a s a place in our curriculum . No 
lon ger does pure grit, d eterm in a tio n , 
-tick to u t n e s s , 
fig ht, pluck and all 
that goes to m ake an a th le te find a 
haven in our sy stem 
it tsnk^ a big 
bt a r t to go out from day to d a v in

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

it, but 

rain or shine for th e love of V arsity
to y e a r w hat 
and fig h t fro m y e a r 
results in a losing battle. Some men 
do 
th e y ’re few a n d f a r b e ­
tween, Have we d e g e n e r a te d ? G r a n t­
ing t h a t all of o u r grid iro n heroes a re 
not all-A m erican m a te ria l, 
it seems 
to me t h a t fo u r y e a rs of s c r im m a g ­
ing, being run over and tro d upon, 
receiving knocks a s well as giving 
and bum 
them , w’ith so r d 
ankles, 
bruises, 
should have som t 
rew ard. W herein 
does a rew ard com e?

charley horse 

fin g e r s 

and 

to 

I think 

In the preceding y e a r s , »n a w a r d ­
ing T ’s, th ere w as a rule which a l­
l o w, d one T to be given on m erito­
rious services ren de re d; yet it seems 
precedent has been o v e rth ro w n even 
in a w a rd in g T seconds, w here not 
evening a single end 
is to be found 
ou t of a squad of fo u rte e n men. Has 
the w ar affected us t h a t badly ? S u r e ­
ly som ething is w ron g; someone has 
gone fo rw ard with his back 
the 
wind. 
it is tim e som ebody’s 
eyes were opened. H a s o u r system 
of athletics been run by a few who 
work and pull for one m an 
to th e 
exclusion of a n o th e r ? Oh, we rejoice 
t h a t the Council, out of th e ir k in d ­
ness and generosity, have gone p a r ­
tially to w ard a w a r d in g m e rit by do­
n a tin g one o th e r T, bu t even 
the 
freshm en, and everybody else, have 
been w ondering why th e y could not 
have given ju s t one o th e r le tte r. Still, 
serv ice and m erit a r e the w atchw ords. 
R a th e r would I say d e m e rit 
the 
slogan of o ur g r e a t an d glorious s y s ­
tem of athletics. 

A T Man.

is 

Xmas card s should be of a p p r o ­
the 
See 

those 

a t 

p r ia te design. 
Co-Op.

X mas cards with U n iv ersity in sig ­

nia— seal, colors, etc., a t Co-Op.

C A P S A N D G O W N S S E T T L E D .

It will be in te r e s tin g to th e seniors 

I to h e a r t h a t th e com m ittee a p po in te d 

| to a r r a n g e th e d eta il- concerning the 

I cap and g ow n have provided the fol­

lowing a r r a n g e m e n t s : E v e ry m e m ­

ber of th e class is expected and u rged

t h r e e - f o u r th s o f 

to place his o r d e ” to r both cap and 
gown with th e Co-Op. not la te r th a n 
T h u rsd a y , D ecem ber IO. A m inim um 
de posit of $1 will be c harg ed on each 
order. None need f e a r o f being one 
of only a few to order cap and gown, 
for 
th e 
it h a s been a r r a n g e d w ith 
Co-Op. to l e t th e o rd ers a c c u m u la te 
the boys and 
until 
I three-fourths of the women, respec- 
, ti eely, have placed th e ir order.
! The te n ta t iv e plans for w e a r in g th e 
cap end gown a r e a s follows: The day 
they a re to be w orn a r e T u e s d a y s and 
to I, d u r in g class, 
F rid a y s 
in 
f i r s t a p p e a r 
and 
I them the second T u e sd a y of th e w in­
t e r term .

from 9 
the class will 

H O LID A Y P R E P A R A T I O N S .

W. A. Achilles & Co
D ealers in 
FA N C Y G ROCERIES W D 
CO UNTRY PRODUCE
H eadquarters for Everything 
Good to E at.
"If it ’s good to eat, we have 
it,” and “if w e have it, it's g00(j 
to eat.”

Especial atten tion to Sorori­

ties and F raternities.
Guadalupe and S ixteen th Strict* 
s
Phone 865. 

O. K. TA IL O R IN G CO. 
C urtis D ukes in Charge.

Cleaning, P ressing, Mending 
Ladies’ Work a Specialty 

Phone 1081. 

503 W. 26th St

H IL L & H ILL
F A N C Y GROCERS. 
U n iv e rsity P a t r o n a g e Appreciated 
Old Phone 275

Both Phones 247. 

1010 CONGRESS.

N ew s From Home E x c itin g — Many 

Social A ffa irs Planned.

T he m an who is p la n n in g to spend 
the holidays a t home h e a rs with keen 
interest of 
th e m a n y social a f f a ir s 
t h a t a re living planned.

im po rta nc e of p ro p e r 
rem ind one 

Dances, d in n e r p a r tie s and sim ila r 
a f f a ir s m ak e th e prosp ect more th a n 
pleasing. All such d e m an ds s tr e s s 
a p p a re l 
; the 
s u it 
and 
| shows sig n s of w e ar. The only th in g 
to do is to select a becom ing p a tte rn , 
a nd let Moore & Morrison m ake the 
suit. An o r d e r placed now will a r ­
rive 

in p le n ty of time.

that, his 

fall 

C O A L
Original Deep Shaft 
McAlester.

M A LE STER COAL CO. 

P h on es 216.

You can secu re extra copies of 

the M agazine at the office today 

for only 20 cen ts.

W. L. HARRISON CO.

912 Congress Avenue.

Fancy G roceries.

JOE GILBERT, M.D.

O ffice: 319, 320, 321 Scarbro^ 

Bldg. 

Phones, old 1506, new ISI 

997 Old, 355 New. University hounj 
l l to I.

JNO. L. MARTIN

fo r s tu d e n t la m p s a n d supplies. Every-I 
thing electrical. Phone 320. 408 Conj 
gress.

R E L IA B L E 
PDC KET KNIVES 
RAZORS, SHEARS.

Bengener Bros.

817 C ongress Ave.

DR. F. W. SMITH

D E N T IST 

722 ( on gress A ve. A ustin, Till

Opp. A venue Hotel. 

Phone 1034.

A U ST IN PRESBYTERIAN! 
SAN ITO R IUM

l i t h and C ongress Ave.

Students cared for throu 

U niversity H ospital Fund.

DR. W. R. WEBER

D E N T IST 

Room 506 L ittlefield Bldg., 
Floor, A u stin , Texas.

Swann Furniture 
and Carpet

THE BIG STORE.

M U LLIN S ST E E L HOATS.

FER R O M ARINE E N G IN E S.

FERKO ROW BOAT MOTORS

THE WALTER TIPS CO.

“ D on’t Go R ow ing— Go Ferron in g.”

AUSTIN SANITARIUM LAUNDRY

Corner I Uh and A venue. 

Phone 3086

We do fam ily w ash ing. S tu d en ts’ laundry a sp ecialty. S h irts 
9 cents, 3 for 25 cen ts; underwear, 12Vi cents per suit.

All work strictly guaranteed.

G. W. V A R D E N , Proprietor.

The University Coaching School

I he I n iversify ( 'inching School was form ally opened N ov em ­

ber 15 at 22IG Guadalupe.

Private coaching in all subjects. R ates are reasonable, and 
you c a n v a s s th at course by a little extra help. For particulars
particulars
ring 1073.

U J ou tfixe us a trial we will s a tis fy you. Besides, you don’t 

lave to g u ess w hat you get. We have e v er y th in g you w ant—
t 
£ ’ Lamb> Spareribs, Veal, Pork, Pork
Tenderloin, Mutton, Poultry, Brains, Veal, Ham. Etc.

I 

EXCELSIOR MEAT MARKET

115 \\ est S ix th Street.

Phone 625.

FOR SALE
H om es and Locations in U n iversity Vicinity. 
G E N E R A L IN SU RA N CE . LOW R A TES. PROMPT 

SERVICE. 

IMMEDIATE S E TTLEM EN T.

S. R. FULMORE

(Red Oval Sign.)

108 VV. S E V E N T H ST. 

PH O N E 907

TEXAN WANT ADS FOR RESULTS

W E F U R N IS H FRATES^ 

H O U SE S ON CREDIT.

ret

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Ii
I

& 

W O M EN ’S SUITS

W o m e n s S u its of G aberdine, Serge P an !,. 
B ro ad clo th , reduced to 

...........

. 

, 

STYLISH SKIRTS
E le g a n tl y ta ilo re d S k ir ts a r e here in t 
fa v o r e d m a te r i a ls ; priced reasonable. S ; i V p , I
S e rg e s Voile, R a n ,p e e r Chuddah, u.burd i,,,. 
B ro a dc loth and Poplin, m ade in all ,R.« 
all sha d es, f r o m $5 up to 

...................... 

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; , ,

SILK PETTICOATS
Special $2.50 value M e t a l i n e and charmeuse 

e ttic o a ts, in Prussian o r E m erald 
op inn and Golden Brown, Purple, 
C o p e n h a g e n 

ch a n g e a b le 

an d 

ill..,,., V - ”" 
color,, M,,nday

$2.08 J e r s e y P e t t ic o a t s , in all shud.'s.'g d ' f 

t in g g a r m e n t s . 
$25.00 K edfern ( o a t s reduced to ..
W a y n e .Silk H ose, ev e ry p a i r g u a r a n te e d ’

*

1030

Derby Kid Gloves, the best in the world 
W a r n e r ’s Lace F r o n t C orset, si po

* ' > i 

-

M u m m * O n i o n S u i t s , t h e hest in' th,, ' d „ l,i. s i . up

CoyyL.-Lt i PII

I be H. HUck Co.

S U C C E S S O R S 

TO
. w

W IL L I AMS. F I N K C O .

5 th&Conigress Ave.

Quick on the Trigger 
With a Snap-Shot Eye

OF INTEREST t o THE v a r s it y w o m a n

1 nder the direction of Mrs. Chaa. 
f e y lor the young ladies in E d u c a ­

t e l« 9 f have organised a Camp Eire 
" e h . which Will ut ford an oppor- 

• e m t y f„r 

, he co-eds 

to " c o m m o n .

r
k, r U" " " e T h e ‘ denization m ee ts 
* « h l y and fit in time to tim e con- 
c ts honors which 
lead to a degree, 
im it a t i o n to Join this . la b i , extended
gills intelested ii work of th is 

nature.

the sh o rt sto ry 

its study of the developm ent 
tinued 
of 
the m ee tin g 
in 
held T uesday afternoon. The g en eral 
topic tor study was the epic a n d its 
grow th from the m yths and ballads. 
A nna H e rrin g was the lead er fo r th e 
a fte rn o o n , having ch a rg e of the fol­
lowing program,*

^ Definition and C h a ra c te r is tic o f 
Epic P o e try ”— Leslie Mae Clancy.

“ Development of the E pic”— (tu n a 

Herring.

Tht Hen g a ’i L iterary Society con­

S to ry of 

the N e b elungenlied” 

M a rg a re t Braswell.

COLLEGE NOTES. 

I OFFICIAL NOTICES

Mercer. Thirty stud ents and three 
fa tuity mem bets of M ercer U niver­
sity are thought to be su f fe r in g from 
ptomaine poisoning.

"movies” 

Arizona. A d vertisin g by m eans of
been 
th e U niversity of A ri­
films 

adopted by 
zona. Already 1000 feet of 
have been taken.

recently 

has 

law 
H arvard.— The M assach usetts 
prohibiting red fla g s prevented 
the 
‘Lu va rd stu den ts from showing their 
the H a rv a rd -P rin c e ­
banners d u rin g 
ton game. The M a ssach usetts 
law 
was aimed a t the Socialists and a n ­
archists, but it was strictly enforced 
a gainst the students.

All clubs, o rg a n isa tio n s, g ro u p s and 
combines a r e u rged to have th e ir pie* 
fures ta k e n before the holidays. Do I 
11 " • * . 

D AV E K. W IL L IA M S ,

E d ito r C actus 

I

W est T exas Students.

AH fo rm e r W. T. M A. stu d e n ts 
will please meet in room 120 today a t 
to be 
3 o’clock. 
discussed.

Im p o rta n t m a tte r 

The Mission class that 

is stu d y in g 
this afte rn o o n ut 5 

M exico m e e ts 
o clock in room 111.

N EW SCH OOL O R G A N IZ E D .

< o a ch m g School at 221« G uadalupe 
to Pull Weak S tu des Through.

S tatistics have j u s t been compiled 

M A T H E R T E L L S 

'M OKE.”

'TM IE c r a c k 
t r a p s h o o t e r has to 
1 h a v e steady n e r v e s and m u s c l e s 
- al w ays ' 
absolutely u n d e r c o n t r o l 
ready to s w i n g his g u n int o p l a c e . 
and b r i n g d o w n his c l a y p i g e o n . T h i s!'george w. maxwell 
- T K S T * * .
means traine d, n o t to th e m i n u t e , ; 
OUt tO tile Split-SeCOnd. 
rneni i n ! uxedo. I t's a nerve
steadier an d a sure fire, slow-

. . 
We p re sen t t h e n a m e s of s o m c k hurning tohacco-" 

T T e V r 

v \

Minnesota.- Two billiard and one 
table, also a piano, have been 
the M en’s building at 

pool 
in 
installed 
Minnesota U niversity.

O ttaw a. A rr a n g e m e n ts have been 
made for the r e tu rn of the Ben Greet 
players to the O tta w a campus. They 
a t e scheduled 
to a p p e a r here next 
May.

I h e y like tol *

famous c l a c k s ho ts . 
smoke, hut take n o c h a n c e s on a
tobacco 
od. 
it 
strict Iv p u r e . 

that m i g h t “ t h r o w t h e m 
I he y use T u x e d o b e c a u s e 
- 

is mild, r e l a x i n g , s t e a d y i n g 

r - 

-

Michigan. The V a rsity band will 
put on “ movies” to free itself from 
ndebtedne SS.

MANY COUNTIES

REPRESENTED KY

T E X A S S T I D E N T S

f

/

t

b

c

e

d

o

The P erfect Tobacco fo r P ipe a n d Cigarette

I u x e d o 
• 

is m a d e of o n ly 
V 

, 
finest, c h o i c e s t , ^ s e l e c t e d 

t 

th e 
, 
le a v e s o { j ivin8-“

\

/

A 
t o m a . m a r s h a l l
t famoiiB crack shot 
*Tuxedo tobacco is un- 
the acme o f
Tux*d?
j m a ^ j U f t b e tte r w orth

J QUf$tionably 

Excluding 

I r a t is, 

llt-xar 

( ’utility 

I r a d - With Italian a I Itinr Scr- 

iind— <lul-(»f.S ta ll' T otal 

Over Fifty.

I 'roc ess w h i c h r e m o v e s every trace' 1 
of bite and sting and d e v e l o p s a ll 
the w o n d e r f u l m i l d n e s s , fr a g r a n c e 
and 
ll ivor of the B u r l e y Leaf in a 
way th a t no o t h e r b r a n d of t o b a c c o , 
has e v e r s u c c e s s f u l l y i m i ta te d .

YOU CAN B U Y T U X E D O E V E R Y W H E R E '
Convenient p o u c h , 
i n n e r - I i n e J yr i t h 
m oisture p ro o f p a p e r

F a m o u s green tin, J /V 
with gold lettering, 
c u rv ed to fit pocket 

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iano>, I layer Pianos, V idor V idrolas and Sheet Music, 

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805-807 CONGRESS AVE.

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A ustin, Texas.
U. S. GOVERNM ENT DEPOSITORY.

s p i t a l
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A U t- 
C. H'L-tv 
H. 0«v 

* ’e°r 8e W. L ittlefield, President.
,ce; ? re‘s‘d en t- 

L. J. Schneider, Cashier 

l r ’ 

ice-Presulent IL P faeffiin, A ssistant Cashier 
Carl T. Widen, A ssistant Cashier

ice-I resident 

by the R e g is tr a r ’s d e p a r tm e n t, show ­

ing the atte nd an c e a t the U niversity 

by counties. These f ig u re s show th a t 

th ere are 2107 stu d e n ts a t present in 

th a t 

these 

to hold 

its own 

fig ures, as 
the U n iv e rsity has 

the U n iv ersity ; 181) counties a re rep­
resented, which 
is a gain of four 
counties. Out of the f irs t 30 counties 
there was a gain of 210 pupils over 
1012-13 and OI over last y e a r. T hirty- 
two of the counties g ained over 1912- 
113 and 28 over last year. Mr. M a t­
thew s expressed him se lf a s being 
they 
g ra tifie d by 
J show 
the 
' confidence of 
the people of Texas, 
and th a t the University has not only 
been able 
in such 
h a rd tim es, but even g ain over last 
y ea r, which, in view of e x is tin g con­
is a substan tial gain. He 
ditions, 
f u r t h e r sta te d 
the a tte n d a n ce 
th a t 
was very rep resen tative of the State, 
since m any students have come from 
the border counties of El Faso on 
th e west to Bowie on the ea st, Gal­
veston on the south and G rayson on 
the 
the north. 
The honor 
f irs t fifteen counties 
follows: 
T ra vis, 438; Bexar, 12'.); Dallas, 12b; 
T a r r a n t , 68; H arris, 60; .Johnson, 40; 
McLennan, 38; Bell, 32; G rayson, 29; 
T a r r a n t , 68; H arris, 60; Johnson, 40; 
McLennan, 38; Bell, 32; G rayson, 29; 
Hill, 27; El Paso, 27; N a v arro , 24; 
G alveston, Ellis and H a rriso n , 22.

list of 

is as 

T w enty-one S ta te s are represented 
a t the U niversity. Louisiana and New 
Mexico tie for first place, se nding 9 
each; O klahoma comes th ird with 5.
In point of distance, New* York and 
N ew J e rs e y divide first honors. S tu ­
foreign countries 
d e n ts 
a r e in the U niversity — from A ustria, 
Bohemia, Canada, G erm any, J a p a n , 
Mexico and P anam a. Mexico 
takes 
f i r s t place with four pupils.

from seven 

The 

I d iversity C oaching School

opened for business last W ednesday, 

Its offices and rooms a r e located a t 

2216 G uadalupe 

S treet. A ltho ug h 

th e school is new to S o u th e rn u n iv e r­
sities, it is rapidly e sta b lish in g itself 
at A u stin. T w enty pupils have joined 
a lre a d y , and m ore a re ex pected 
to 
p r e p a re frr the exams. The school 
is p a tte r n e d on the coaching schools 
in th e N o rth e rn universities, especial­
those of ^ ale, H a rv a rd and Co­
ly 
is an es- 
the school 
lumbia, w here 
I scotia) par t of the college, with r e g ­
u l a r 
is 
schedules. 
called 
u nd e rg ro u n d university. 
T h e school here was e stab lished at 
the su g g e stio n of P ro fe ss o r Lomax. 
Those s tu d e n ts w ishing coaching and 
those who a r e 
to catch a r e 
fitte d 
b ro u g h t to g e th e r a t the school, a n d in ■ 
four pupils a r e ! 
this w ay 
coached by one man, m a k in g the ex- 
pense very slight.

classes 
the 

th re e o r 

and 

It 

-- 

|

E vid en tly Dr. M a th e r is lacking in I 

like all 

to u tte r 

these very 

an e no rm ous am o un t of praise for the 
A ustin residences. Y esterd ay m o rn ­
lecture, he 
ing, d u rin g his Physical 
was h eard 
im ­
pressive w ords; “ Yes, I have a house 
ju s t 
these A ustin places of 
I was sittin g a t home, l e a d ­
abode. 
ing a p a p e r the o th e r evening, a n d 
the windows began ra ttlin g as if all 
the elem en ts had tu rn e d fo r th th e ir 
I arose to 
w rath upon my dwelling. 
find o ut whence came all the racket, 
and, do you know, when I walked out 
on the fro n t porch I found the cause 
of my uneasiness in ou r little Fido, 
who w as going ’round 
’round 
and 
th a t were on hi- 
with a bunch o f 
back.”

■NOTICE TO T H E PUBLIC.

t h a t 

is not 

The A ustin S tr e e t R ailw ay Com- 
oany wishes to announce to its p a t ­
re 
the com pany 
rons 
-porisible fo r articles carelessly le ft 
on its cars.'
cars while on the trip, and very often 
left 
the p a s s e n g e r s pick up articles 
in 
floor, which 
the conductors know nothing about. 
to be more 
The public 
is w arned 
taken a board 
careful with packages 
the cars. All packag es th a t fall into 
our hands m ay be obtained by identi­
fication a t o u r office, 1 1 3 ^ W est 
Sixth S tr e e t, S m ith Bldg.

the s e a t o r on 

th e 

A U S T IN S T R E E T R A IL W A Y CO.

STUDENTS HEADQUARTERS 

For Good Things to Eat.

WE MAKE PICNIC LUNCHES 
A SPECIALTY.

BAUER BROS.
2501-3 (Guadalupe St.

Y 

fry The Troy Laundry

The Co-Op. has a 
m e n t of Xmas cards.

,-splendid a s s o r t ­

ef elsewhere8 

^°ne s0 

Y°ur tie sLps easy. You can’t 

PHONE 73— WE DO THE REST.

F re d H ibbard has 

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from 

an extended trip to N o rth T exas.

Three Old Phones, 182, 967, 1554

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Bitt Trunk.! 
Hat T ru n k s 
Dress T ru n k s 
S te a m e r T ru n k s 
w a r d ro he T ru n k s 
Suit Cases, F itte d 
I raveling Bags, 

F itted 

D ressing Cases 
Toilet Bolis 
Brush Sets 
Collar Bags

I i . U I. J 

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( lot lies H a n g e r Sets 

Pocket hooka 

Purse*, Card Cases 

Vutomohile C ases 

Music Satchels 
Jew el Cases 
Sewing B askets 
Sewing ( anes 
Pocket F lask s

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Caama

( i**r* te ( Vilt 
Ladies’ Hand Bg,,8
" riti«sr Can*
Manicure Set, 
Matinee Clara 
Bridge Sets 
Punch Set* 
thermos Bolti* 
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.MO C o n g re ss Ave. “ At th e Sign of the Trunk.”

FRO SH CO -ED S U S P E C T E D .

This 

is a secret. Dr. Robert A. 
Law is a m arried m an, and his wife 
does not know t h a t a f a ir co-ed de 
l i b e r a t e d proposed to him.

It was a t th e F.nglish I reception, 
and Iii*. Law was playing ga m e s with 
his stu d e n ts, and a m o n g them was a 
fa ir maid. Well, th e m aiden lost, and 
as a p u n ish m e n t (th e co-ed considers 
it a r e w a r d ) , she was sentenced to 
propose to Dr. Law. His wife was 
not p resent.

The m aiden's nam e begins with an 
S, an d she says t h a t sh e felt ra th e r 
e m b a Hissed, and 
in 
real 
life custom has p u t the burden 
on th e man.

is th a n k fu l 

th a t 

It 

is expected now t h a t the other 
departments will also begin giving 
recep tion s to the stu d e n ts, especially 
th o se departments wherein 
in­
s tru c to r s a r e u nm arried.

the 

in crease 

in v isito r s, 

H E A L T H CAR IN EAST.
The H ealth ( ’a r conducted by the 
S ta te H ealth D e p a rtm e n t, a n d a s s is t­
ed by the D epartm ent of Extension,
in East Lexa*, and reports a 
is now 
constant 
The 
car m akes at the rate of a town a 
day, Gut devotes two a n d three days 
to th e 
la r g er cities. The car con ­
tains a school exhibit, a n exhibit of 
til bel cillosis, 
the 
other more d angerou s d ise a s e s, The 
Health < a r is under the supervision 
o f Dr. J. D» Davis o f the S ta te Health 
D epartm ent and Miss A m anda Stoltx- 
tu s o f the D epartm ent of E xten sion

fe v e r and 

typhoid 

S e n a to r Webb of T,nMMM

I., r . W hit,, loft la.,, Bifkt for 
, h( 

veaton whore he will 
teal D e p a rtm e n t after Chrism .,

M is. Mary 

la k e Henderaon „ jD
leave for ( umeron Saturday w W 
she will a tte n d the marriage of her 
sister, who is to wed Boy" Well. « 
Austin.

M ist Lucy Morria of Tyler h a 

gu est at the Chi Omega house,

Mi.* Lucite, B. A., 'It, ha, returned 
to San Antonio after a visit at th* 
Alpha Delta Pi house.

M iss Ruth Newel of San Antonio

IS visiting the Zeta house, 

'

DR. GRIFFITH LEAVES,

Dr. R. H. Griffith left last night 
for Laredo, where he will deliver a 
lecture to the Woman’s Literary Club 
of Laredo „ n (he “ English Romantic 
I outs," He wjll also le c tu re to th e 
Im redo on "How to Read 
public of 
P o etry .”

Le men i lier that friends with a Co-

Dp. X m as card.

The A u stin National Batik
of Austin, Texas 
Resources $5,000,000
UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY 

KNOWS THE STUDENTS’ WANTS ANI) WANTS THE 

STUDENTS’ BUSINESS.

O F F I C E R S :

E. P. W IL M O T , P resident.
WM. II F U L T S, Y’ice-President.

m o r r i s HIRSHFELD, Cagier.
C. M. BARTHOLOMEW, Asst Caihinr

$7.00 RAINCOATS NOW $5.00 
$10.00 .MACKINAWS REDUCED TO $7.50.
THE UNIVERSITY SHOP

1610 LAVACA ST. 

<’. II. Ill KLEY

a. G. GEUSS.

0. M. DAVIS

M O D E L S T E A M LAUNDRY
S A V E S ! V i l l i M O V L ’ V 
. . . . . . . n n n a
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THE STUDENTS’ FRIEND

I K i n WL, 

Phone HK.'

1504 La vies Street

DO YOU KNOW
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Make Classy Clothes for Young Men Who Appreciate the 

New and N ifty Things.

They are made to your individual ideas and for YOU. They 

w ant your patronage.

“Form erly W ith Oscar Robinson.”

720 CONGRESS.

Edison Mazda Lamps

.. Shades, Extension < urds, Sockets, Student Lamps and a full 
line of Plumbing and Electrical Goods.
Eveready Flashlights and B atteries.

A. E. Hancock Co.

908 CONGRESS AVE. 

phones 193.

(Three Doors Above Graham’s.)

 OPEN AT IO A. M.

C r e s c e n t t h e a t r e -

BRONCHO 

In Two Parts

SHORTY FALLS INTO A TITLE. 

A Mutual Movie.

TAX IS PLACED

ON TELEGRAMS

ONYX AND BLACK CAT HOSIERY

T e x a n Must P a y A d d itio n a l C h a r g e s 

for S e r v i c e at H a n d s o f T e l e ­

g r a p h C o m p a n ie s .

DILLINGHAM S

Hancock Opera House

m o n d a y n ig h t

L eo. M cM an u s’ Latest 
S u c c e s s

Bringing Up Father
The Musical Hit.

McManus’ Famous Master­
piece.

A Star G ist of Famous 

Entertainers.

\\ hy not g'et busy selecting 
your g ifts? While this is es­
sentially a m a n ’s store, we are 
also prepared for the ladies with 
t h e products of two of the most 
famous makers of high-class 
merchandise in the world.

MARK ( ROSS 
Gloves for lady or girl, man or 
boy.

Leather goods of all kinds.
Sewing Baskets 

in English 
willow and genuine Morocco 
leathers. Desk Sets, W aste Bas­
kets, Library Sets, Manicure 
Sets, .Jewelry Cases, Purses and 
Bill Rolls, Travel Cases, Bags 
land Suit Cases, etc. Mark Cross 
I trade-mark is the sign of high­
e s t quality everywhere.
HOLEPROOF

that 
I The name of Hosiery 
leads all other hosiery made in 
wearing quality and comfort. 
Six m onths’ guarantee on all cot­
ton and lisle, three months on 
silks. A most acceptable Xmas 
g ilt tor any one of the family.

Harrells

I p to Now Clothes.

T h e T e x a n is in r e c e i p t o f c o m m u ­

n ic a tio n s fro m t h e v a r i o u s t e l e g r a p h 

| c o m p a n i e s w h ic h 

it p a t r o n i z e s 

in 

its 

c o ll e g e p r e s s s e r v i c e r e p o r t s , s t a t i n g 

th a t , b e c a u s e o f t h e s t r i n g e n c y a l o n g 

t m a n n a ] lin e s , a d d it io n a l c h a r g e s will 
t e l e g r a m s , c o m ­
a ll 
bt* placed on 
m e n c i n g D e c e m b e r 
fo o tb a ll 
I. 
s e a s o n is n o w o v e r , a n d th e t a x will 

T h e 

not a f f e c t I he T e x a n a s it w ill o th e r 
p a p e r s th a t d e p e n d on th e w ir e s fo r 
m o s t o f th e i r r e p o r ts .

is 

F o l l o w i n g 

t h e 
r eceiv e d 
from the P o sta l T e l e g r a p h C o m p a n y : 
To Our C u s t o m e r s :

l e t t e r 

T h e r e c e n tl y e n a c t e d F e d e r a l 

la w 

t a x on 

e sta b lish in g a 
t e l e g r a m s b e ­
c o m e s e f f e c t i v e D e c e m b e r 
I, 1014. 
T h e 
la w p r o v id e s t h a t t h e t e l e g r a p h 
c o m p a n y -h all c o ll e c t a t a x o f I cen t 
on e a c h m e s s a g e on w h ic h th e c h a r g e s 
arc* 15 c e n t s or m o re, fr o m t h e p e r so n 

the 

t o lls , a n d t h a t th e 

p a y i n g 
grap h c o m p a n y sh a ll r e m i t su c h t a x I 
to th e C o llec to r o f In t e r n a l R e v e n u e .

t e l e ­

In o r d e r t h a t o u r c u s t o m e r s m a y I 

th e 

l a w w i t h o u t 
i n c o n ­
c o m p l y w’ith 
th is c o m p a n y w ill c h a r g e 
v e n ie n c e , 
th e ta x on 
its bills. T h e a m o u n t o f 
ta x a p p e a r i n g on y o u r bill c o m m e n c ­
i n g w ith D e c e m b e r will be 
I c e n t 
t h e bill c o v e r i n g 
item on 
for ea ch 

m e s s a g e s o f all c l a s s e s s e n t paid or 
r e c e iv e d co llec t.

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P la n * fo r th e b ig a n n u a l L a w ban 
q u a t, w h ich is to be held a t th e Drift* 
kill H o tel, M on d ay, D e c e m b e r 7, arc 
ra p id ly b e in g w or k ed out. T h e v a ­
rious c o m m i t t e e s h a v e j u s t a b o u t c o m ­
p leted 
th e 
th e ir p r e p a r a ti o n s 
e v e n t, and e v e r y lo w s t u d e n t is m a r k ­
in g tim e until M on d ay n ig h t.

for 

[ M any n o ta b l e s , tx»th 
• L e w h e r e , will 

la* p r e se n t, 

in T e x a s a m i 
a m o n g 

o f A p p e a ls an d o t h e r h i g h e r co u r ts,
t h e e n tir e la w f a c u l t y , G o v e r n o r - e le c t 
J a m e s E. F e r g u s o n a n d G o v e r n o r C ol­
q u itt. 
In a d d it io n t o th e b a n q u e t, a 
v e r y g o o d p r o g r a m h a s b een a r r a n g e d . 
It is a s fo llo w s :

“ T h e E x a m i n i n g T r i a l ,” M y ro n B l a ­
lo c k , r e p r e s e n t a t i v e ju n i o r la w c la s s .
“ T h e T ria l P r o p e r ,” J i m m y R e e v e s , 

r e p r e s e n t a t i v e M iddle L a w C la s s .

J u d g e 
t o a s t m a s t e r .

Ira H ild eb ra n d will u e t a s 

“ T h e 

( b a r g e , ” F a r l e P. A d a m s , 

r e p r e s e n t a t i v e s e n i o r la w c la s s .

“T h e S u m m o n s , ” VV B. H ates, p r e s ­

“ T h e V e r d ic t,” J u d g e N e ls o n P h il­

ident o f the la iw D e p a r t m e n t .

lips.

“ T h e P o in t in I s s u e , ” T o m R a in ey , 
l a w y e r , ” C o lo n el VV S. S in i- 
“ T h e 

“ T h e 

A p p e a l , ” 
J a m e s F. F e r g u s o n .

G o v e r n o r - e le c t 

w h o m a r e th e j u d g e s o f th e C o u r t

k in s.

C a lls 

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When the first issue of the Mag came o ff the press many were surprised at the 
In fact, 
io.se u i o opposed the malgamation scheme last year did so principally because they be­
e standard of the Mag would be lowered. The second issue convinced those who 
lt vu 
It ju st simply staids to reason that a magazine can be made 
w in most t iii k-headed. 

increasing its circulation twenty-fold.

“FEATURES”

( W k T tr"f l h e ""'"I"'ii interesting” policy, the editors have secure,I an article hv
JI" the Swuth\ Kn,ltba" is o ^ t e d to by some on th - 
ls ;strenilous* J he Mag will give another picture of sport, showing the dif-

1 

f 
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d u ellin g in German Universities.”

rharkS L FrandS furai*h- -

 

article^ entitled

ILLUSTRATIONS

In addition to the illustrations accompanying Mr. Francis’ article, the Mag has some

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Undefeated Longhorns of 1914." The cover shows a ’’Texas
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t h e 
t u r e r s h a v e a n a d v a n t a g e o v e r 
m o d ern c o l l e g e s t u d e n t . B e c a u s e th e 
child is t h r o u g h w it h h is w o r k a t s ix , 
w h ile th e s t u d e n t m u s t w o rk u n til he 

a c c o m p l i s h e s w h a t h is 
sire s.

in s t r u c t o r d e ­

Dr. W e b b d o e s n ’t b e li e v e v e r y m u ch 
in e v o lu t io n , b u t b e is w i l l i n g to f i g h t 
a m o d e r n 
f a i l i n g w it h 
ii m o d ern 

w e a p o n . A c c o r d i n g to his s t a t e m e n t , 
t h e t h e o r y o f th e e v o l u t i o n i s t s is t h a t 
th e t e n d e r e s t t i s s u e s o f t h e b r a in a r e
t o m o r a l, an d 
t h o s e w h ic h r e sp o n d 

t h e n e x t 

t e n d e r e s t 
t h o s e w h ic h r e ­
in t e ll e c t u a l t h o u g h t w a v e s . 
s p o n d to 
T h e o v e r t a x i n g o f t h e s e d e l i c a t e t i s ­

in t e l l e c t u a l e f f o r t 
s u e s b y e x c e s s i v e 
is v e r y lia b le to r e s u l t in g r e a t h a r m 
t o t h e b rain .

Dr. VV ebb is k n o w n a s th e f o r e m o s t 
e d u c a t o r in t h e S o u t h , a n d t h e r e a r e 
in a l m o s t 
old p u p ils o f h is 

l i v i n g 

e v e r } 
th e G u l f o f M ex ic o .

to w n b e t w e e n T e n n e s s e e and 

E X A M S C H E D U L E .

F in a l d e c is io n a s 

t h e d a t e o f 
o f 
s c h e d u l e 
e x a m i n a t i o n s a n d 
in S a t u r ­
s a m e will be m a d e p u b lic 
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p le te d s c h e d u l e y e s t e r d a y , b u t w i t h ­
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p o st, w ith h is b r o o m a n d d u s ­
ter. H e n e r y h a s b e e n s u f f e r ­

i n g w ith e x c e s s i v e b lo o d p r e s ­
s u p , w h ic h w a s c a u s e d bv 

t h e h a r d e n i n g o f th e a r t e r i e s . 
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n o t h i n g , fo r f e a r o f his e a r t h ­
ly c a r e e r b e i n g c u t s h o r t a t 
a n y t i m e b y t h e b u r s t i n g o f 
o n e o f t h e s e a r t e r i e s . H o w ­
e v e r , h is p e r io d o f w a t c h f u l 

w a i t i n g w a s f i n a l l y r e w a r d e d 
b y a c o m p l e t e r e c o v e r y .

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on T u r k e y 
m a n y “ s h e k e l s ” 
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is a c h a m p i o n o f 
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