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VOL. Vin

AUSTIN, TEXAS, SATU RD A Y, FE B R U A R Y 

1908.

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No. 39

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I A R C O N C E R T — T H E P R O G R A M . 

SERIFS O F F R E E O P E N A I R C O N - 

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\ y W * '5 AND TWO OTA

T & A L / -

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cinto, where the minion* of Mexico were 

put into a rkitoii*. disgraceful flight.

In «oiK*luai*»n. let It l*e *ai*l th a t the 

day i* not given u* *itt*ply for m irth 

and play. t»ut 

there i* a 

.leepef. more 

*erkm* meaning. The 

day. 

indeed, 

in keeping *aeeed 

it 
*h**uld be held a* a holy owe. ami 
*hould be apefit 
the 
rememhrnnee* *»f «*ur dating forefather* 
in their determ ination to create a n»* 
ti«»w and o*taldi*h a government. We 
in 
can. at 
looking 
tim e of our an* 
n*idtring the hard*hip*. 
eintura. and In 
l*iHle* won 
privation*. and even 
with 
their very Wood* which they cm 
•Inre.I in **rder (hat we. *4 today. might 
enjoy 
a 
happy, contented nation -peace ami lib

lea*t. *pare a few minute* 
tank 

th«»*e • *** ntial re*|iii*ite* of 

the 

the 

to 

rtv.

TO T. B. R

Thi* flag «»f golden lie* 
|i f«*r the Tre*hman l%e

I pper cla**men are bu 
l!
( ompafed to (*ur T, 

May hi* fame alway* inert* *e 
The gformo* fame **f Taluuigc II

May hi* day* l*e day* *>f 
The happy day* of He* , her Rn*#.

"- -rate 

To him hi* ela**mate« now 4 mat# 
Thi* flag and »eal. puk! hy 
Hi* many merit* I relate 
W ith no attem p t t*« tie <n u l r 
To *ing a *ong **r to om te9 
But m erely, plainly, her. t*» *tate 
T hat ttee*e’« *peeeh wa* *impfy p u t

s*» y ell your y ell with ut (berea.w. 
t*re*erte y»»ur *mllo and form ^tnar, 
ti funny. *nnny, T 

II I? etna*

I

The 

i h n e wa* **Bene**' *peerl 

it 
presenting T. B. Bee*e with * haaaw 
t provniet) hy th e Kreahman t'egin*wri t* 
r e w a r t him for hi* *peeell -it (he E* 
gineeta* rieeptlon.

S M I T H & W I L C O X

S P R I N G S T Y L E S

I Y P A Y —

r JA C 'l
“ THE NOBLEST WOMAN

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T. U

TAYLORS TOAST AT 
THE LAW SMOKER — TOO MUCH 
HONOR CAN NOT BE PAID THE 
GREAT LAWYERS OF OUR J U D I ­
CIARY.

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u !»»%** heard i
mi? in prowl I 
r «fa fit
»f the eia*« 
r greatne** 
of the **old 
h a * e heard
of the **fl|d 
erring 
I i k a* hi* 
irt **f * pl»i*try and

ffto.Io.t U c
civilization , »*nc
!*»’ occupied by
n k t V f r **f the 
* lioefi tbr min
li/ati**n ami in* haa 
t*» defend 
iiite n u d v t»» *a»ti- 
linute. ready in 
a 
ill chance of f*»r 
i 
miry fr«»m di*hon»*r 
m 
degradation he 
m inute man «*f the

t tit*' I/m e '"t ii f * 
iton» of our form ative 
I point, I know, would 
lh*» record of the « omm* 
tt.iir h f .. Hi- I n •
utc man of our rn
tuner yet HIpin he*!
hi* country tn a mi'
I flee p*»*iti«'H 
i
| m inute t«* lay do.* i
' tune to *;ivr fit* **
i and hi* S ta te 
fi •
• | *fanda f o r t h a* th*
I tw etitittli eontury.
..»me day need you, 
Y**ur Kta te may 
There come a time
my v**tmg friend*.
in the h M o ry »*f the cb***eti people of 
|*ra* I. when the an*'lent ideal* were in
(he dual, ami when the nh»rie* of aivtai
.
It I* Ini* * r *r about to **• amo* hared by the Aa 
leads* wa*
to an 
humhle pr»*p’«et of tho leal, awl called
U a w d h e r 
fa«t**r him t*» (he *«*r% in* of hi* roiintry Hut 
gl**rv on our civil* I mi*(ru«ting hia own human wcakne**. 
the prophet demurred* But when h«* 
I? i* ea*y to aerve 
m of rmineneo w ith | k*»ked over th e beautiful hllla and vale* 
It i* e.**v to a i m !nt hia beloved Canaan, be *aw the flag
\« * y rU n mu<l

th ____ , . _ 
•peeiat pleading 
w rit ha%e abed aa much ayrtwi Imrdro. A 
*n t h e s t i t r ua the i needed and 

t h a t a w a i t , th e g rn it , »• W* fat I n t . •IramtinR in 

gr* it 
the ang»! appeared 

fbdmd or 

, 
A.

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Mr. T **t 
and f r * »m g 
I he gloria* 
pbfiaM, an 
\ mi ha s r ) 
r «#flt *iftg «
< *Urt ’ and 
\r» li t* *
I afkt#*f d l( I 
pretest* of 
Hoit our 
i 
I*!orv m l rad ta nee 
itadi mg achici «• i?»* i 
IarintO, but 
thrfp 
t hat h »» *h* | ?* * r 
t/atkm (ban t !**»*«• 
in p in 

it countrv 

ifrmt «*fK»lun **i
l in.* 
fi>r th ^ 
it
ii*hiesement of the lawm aker, the law* 
g n « r, nr th* 
law et|»«*i*i*«|ef. T here i* a 
flam**ur « h ut (he bighe*i ofTieea in the 
the r**alijtatio9i 
gift of 
that we are factor* *d a b*ng line of 
public *crvau(* (hat m ake 
the record 
• I Mtir • ‘•iiitifiiw»*al(h ■*(.il» I **ll( in l**dd
*Ut«r 
riThf, a* a h ader among 
of our country. Too uuich honor 

the people 

the 

in 

The ange) ap p ears I the nemnd time and 
touched (!»«* prophet * tip* with a Hie 
roal of f)fi ami delivered the m* -*ag* 
fr»*m on High, rtW‘ho will g**?M ami the 
prophet Imiw i*«| hi* head ami replied to 
the eele*tial u*en.aenger. "Ih w' am 
I. 
^i*n*l m e!”
w*.»id me! 

it 

t«» 

but 

ita w l 

I wi*H 

the Ion, 

, ■ — —

threaten* 

Send m e!”

th»* propllei 

i* not for t h r e e 

-hoiild cluster around 

(In* great 
llogg and 

MARCH ND IN HISTORY.

lawyer** of need* y»*iir *»*df *aefifle*ng 

i* ply I m* that of 
“ Here am I 

I me {mi ting prayer 
frb*ml*. and I am done. 

for y*m, young 
If I «*m»* ever 
if 
*erviae* 
*wn not In paid the g reat 
fr**••• within or 
•»iir ju d k ia ry ; laurel* *hould «r**wn the danger «*vei 
li' c» of I ton* 
llfu* * | (I ur eourageou* exeeiitiv e* ( and without, may 
the 1»**•*i *•( 
iim*M»rt« lh** 
i r**ek«,t t , 
fearle** attorney * who 
th«*ir un«*row ned herm** act to you u» a liv**
gun* to defend the honor of (In* S tate, e* al «»f Hr** t«* your lip* and may* your
• f old

the oeea* 
*ku» of 
tin* day. That on March 2. 
IH3R, Teva**. wdtieh even now i* im relv 

to 
*pe*k. The 
itidge ha* the high ideal* 
of the “old qourt" nml it* *um***or to 
inspire him 
t«* greater and purer and 
loftier conception- of <**|uity and ju ri* * 
the executive hi** the eareera 
prudettoe 
of »itch men a* 
llou*t«*n and Hogg to 
act a- a clarion ..ill to a higher perform* 
mice of civic duty and the S ta te ’** -Hand­
ing arm y <*f legal defence lr*»iu tin* at*
tor nr y of 
to the a tto rn e y
for the S ta te general, ha* the tire of th e fant in -w attling clothe*, had dared to 
legal break f«»rtIt from the uur*e which had 
forum and 
com hat* to urge them 
then 
it. 
Honor* have alw ays been showered upon | th a t 
the people of Texas* represented 
these members of the body politic, but hy* a convention, hasteiy a»*embled at 
the Braxoa, drew up,
outside W ashington on 
a* a lav man, a* a barbarian 
of the legal fratern ity , I wi*h 
to l>ear after only one day* of delilierating. a
the independence
testimony to tlie noblest Homan of them 
the common lawyer in the trenches. > of the Republic of Texas. And, it was
all 
For a third of a century I have known even during 
-c-sum 
the common lawyer* of T e x a s and while of the convention th at people’* determi- 
them 
I have seen 
thou* nation for freedom were intensified by 
thousands, and have seei ( the bloody, yet heroic, fall of the Ala*
land* ujhui 
was
them made the custodian* of bread and mo. The entire civilized world 
inhumane, savage butch*
sterling cry of Bowie, ( rocket, Travis and Bon

of the orphan ami widow, 1 am -hooked by the 
to beiir witness to their 

to great deeds. ! xo badly noun-lied 

declaration declaring 

a half grow n child, 

the seventeen-day 

the fervency of 

fam iliar with 

then but an 

truahnl with 

the county 

W*e ar»* 

It wa§ 

the 

in*

ill 

tem ptations 

thick almost overwhelming combat 

integrity and to their untarnished honor, ham, and 
the gloW s sympathy was 
L have seen them pinched more by pov*! extended to the valiant Texans in their 
crty and have seen 
again-t 
the tyranny of Mexico. But tin- , our- 
and black over them, but I have never 
xeen the w hite tlag of the honor of the agaous defenders of 1 i 1 k*r t> 
-wore th a t 
common law yer lowered. The record of “their blood should crimson every Tex­
tile common lawyer in our State, when a>* plain” before they would again tub- 
we c*onsider his manifold 
tem ptations, mit to the merciless government of bar- 
is one of the miracle* of modern time*, j bariana. And the oath of Texas wa* 
If we were to JgNtfL°n the five point* | fulfilled by sturdy Houston at San Ta-

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the
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le *o 
a imp!" 
the reach of be­
to be 
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ginner** i hi* year.

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Mr?- i.eirerwitz i* giving 

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to* here 

informal dance 

Grace Hall a very 
night.

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PROGRAM 

INTERESTING — PARADE 
TO START AT CAPITOL AT 9— 
IO ASSEMBLE AT 8— 
CLASSES 
ONLY 
E X ­
STUDENTS 
LOYAL 
PECTED TO ATTEND

MANAGER M’CUTCHKON HAS AR* 
RANGED F I N E S C H E D U L E - T E X ­
AS TO OPPOSE SOME STRONG 
TEAMS.

held in the same place in the spring; 
and 
the reception to all student-, and 
alumni a t the close of the session.

in 

tin* 

the week 

the city, members of 

Tile work of the Bible study commit­
tee is also of a very practical nature. 
Through the work and influence of this 
eommitttee, there are now enrolled 
in 
I niversitv 
acti\c Bible study 
of Texas over 500 men. These men 
meet in various weekly classes led bv 
the 
pastors of 
faculty and student leaders, when the 
study of 
is discussed and 
made the subject of prayer. This coin 
its charge of 
inittee has the work in 
enlisting men in the observance of the 
Morning Watch. This 
the custom
of setting aside some part of each d a v 
the 
preferably 
morning, for Bible study aud prayer.
the efforts of 

the mission 
liven or 
study committee, there have 
\ariou* 
three classes 
KU iii zed 
[dulses of this world wide mission moo> 
\ ohm 
inent, with 34 enrolled. The 
teer Band, which is an organization «.f 
ten students who haw> volunteered f,»r 
foreign 
i- under 
sen ice 
this committee, 

the first half hour of 

auspice* of 

Through 

field, 

tim 

the 

in 

in 

is 

rhe finance committee has charge of 
Its 
all the finances of the ass*elation. 
\| 
chairman is the treasurer of the 
\, This rom im t tee ha* the work «*f 
V. 
raising and eolleeting 
funds f*»r 
the annual budget, which for t hi* year 
publishing 
am ounts to finn:*. an«l of 
each year tim I niversitv of Texas Hand*

the 

In 

th** hand* of the religious meet

is 

•*( 

includes 

the year. This 

the management **f 
inga committee 
the «levothmal ami religious m a t ­
all 
the 
ing* of 
regular Munday afternoon serin e wb-re 
business men from all parts 
the 
Mate. pastors, mem liers «.f | ii. fatality. 
aud students make twenty minute ad* 
•»
dressesi and where a prayer amt s.tug ^ t 
s e n ley* 
the re* 
lignins meetings committee brings sin Ii 
leetnrers to tis as John It. Mott, R«*bt. 
Mprrr. Hr I a th mm*. tra n k Wright, a n i 
like men of national and e%en interna­
tional reputation

is held. Besides 

this. 

ll

y. M. C. A.

WORK DURING 

THE YEAR

h is t o r y o f t h e a s s o c i a t i o n 

c h a r a c t e r o f w o r k a t t h e
UPI I ' ERSITY—TH E NEW BUILD­
U P TO BE ERECTED SOON.

Throng !>'*• court CSJ’ of the editors of 
■ of the Texan this column has
the V M. C. A. 

this issue
t e n turned over to 

f,t* 

l n taking ad v an *
to use a* il 
uce of this opportunity, it is the pur 
.e of the association to bring before 
[he students what the V. M. C. A. 
*t*nd* fur in the University of Texas, 
tnd what it has accomplished toward 
attaining 

standard during the cur

rent vear*

Bot. h 'i" " ' 

taking up the work 

in 
Uh, J. va I * rganirntion. it might he welt 
to discover a few of the roost important | th<# 
fart* conc**ming the national organiza­
tion of the Young M ens Christian A**- 
mciation The movement was i na ugli 
rate! in I orlon in I ^44 by Mr. C’»e»»rgp 
William*. I * I Tie* p n r p ’W of the move 
nest es* t“ M ug about a broader and 
Trorp pf arf I ii (hrUtbtfi influenre Upon 
thr lh** *f .young m rn * 
bp, Y. M G A. wan organised to the 1

^

Follow

t A irgiuin In I ^ *w* 

I 
t ait* r*it> 
jug rho nth* r college* over tim conn- I .
ut liegaii t** form like a**oeiati**ns. un
tfl. in !**»* pursuing th e plan of 
the
A " a c in i ion*. 
l&trrvo!!* giate Athletic 
the local I ‘br Ut Inn a •social bm S entered 
is 
Thi* 
i* known 
p it e me fit 
i * - * tiled 
the 
I ut en* •! logia t # d ep artm e n t.
i* 
h with it* general, college and I rat* 
filing sorrel uric*, has control of the a*- 
\**rlh America
* 

lutensidlegiate movement. 

in what 

of 

cha fact era. 
r m anliness, ami f«»r 
•liege relation*

Bat, to return to the work as ear* 
f**l on in th* Ih d v eraliy of Texas 
It
h the prop* se of thi* asemia lion to de 
vet i* among th** stud* nts strong, man*
hr, i hr** hi
sitrfpfls*
pit av in
fat of vie ami diahonmty. 
»<T‘'ffi|*ll«ll 
se purposes 
in 
letjgimis 
ings, through 
ss*! Missioi 
I (fly classes, through its (bul 
Sofk 
ii i 
ih«* 
«**rlt of th
icily d u a l members. How aion 
sud in wha 
Wit ma fir* 
way I** * 
s*ak *i

l.irinj! th e prmcni w - i o n 
l»_v , Lf*'*l **W *ll of I*1*' 

ifs 
its Bibl* 

toe t (lese purposes 

ibrough 

through 

Im* w n

is 

y*»rb)Us e**i»imitt«H*s. 
lr i- 11*
impose of the membership 
lo weleotue and help in any 
omnntt*« 
the 
*4j [****-.ibj.- ;tll new students a t 
•fmmtitf of sehoot; aud to enlist all non*
»ttalents *
*kip hi tin- I , M . C. A . A s to th e firs t 
din-**, all train** were met by iucinliers 
sf thi** committee the first four days 
i th** »* *»i n; and an Information Bu- 
r*-ati for new -tridents was maintained
for 
in the rotunda of 
♦bow* day 
total 
arn I—rsliip i i \ )M. ahsociation is 340. 

the University 

to d ate 

the 

I p 

rhe social r uuiiittee, wblcb has for 
of men - 
- |*«irj»os,* 

! 

its 

the 

' it' wa- 

^ 1 • A. through 

tit** broaden ing 
'brough contact with others, has a work 
w***Hi is in tin- |x»wer of no other or* 
pc,i/a’ion in school. Neither the Ath- 
l u A-soeiation, nor 
literary so* 
•b**, nor even the Student Aaaocia*
- mu bring 
the stu d en ts 
into free 
intercourse as nun the 
‘ ^ '',u"> - ,( ial 
informal en- 
totaininents. At the opening of school, 
this committee,
Un'i'r the auspices of 
inaugurated. This 
»•« a *u ,jr reception, the first part being 
?*v<" mm to a definite program, where 
r.' pl ase (.f college activity was rcp- 
talk? and where 
arsity yells and songs yvere tau g h t 
JI new 8Hnlenta arui rehearsed by the 
• After the program, refreshm ents 
I r 
tjle preghmen wrere 
;,r 
the
to ®ach other and 
IK‘i classmen, While among the la tte r
renewed a fte r
th* 1 ^ Ua' !il:int‘c‘s were 
wer* H1)11 F * vacaH°n. This year th ere
*n a Hendanx,e a t “col-
’n,a 3 J° m‘ 
bv a!Mght> 
0Hmr functions given
• mrn' ^ ee are given in eonnec-
tiori 
tne S()Cia l committee of the
y 
\y 
Diem* * 
the annual
F«cnic in iho . 
east woods; the barbecue*

T ^les(* are 
-

ky a short 

" ' m 
'“/■'* 

and 

to 

; ' 

1 

W hat is known as the practical noil* 
in th* s [iring 
It s ta n d i for committee was organ!/***! 
It i* the purpose *»t fbi*
in■ „ [ [ast year. 
the c o m m itte e E«) STiiri* e m p lo y rn*'u t. !*otb

It
It hopes to permanent and temporary , for dc**»t y tog i

« uh** desire to support Hmm* J

and 

to supply all other prae

needs of the ass* trial mu n* *t other *

|s rsonal ni»i* provided for. During th** [mm «*•**»<
fifteen students h ate received j«*»*

j sitb*ns 

through 

this committer

th a t ** 

iv rh a p i th*- mmn inip..rtnnt «<>rk of 
iii,* anwirintion during (br ,lf»*t y*'«r i- “ * 
| | |f( moyement toward erecting a $75,*
IHM, a ^ ^ i n t h m building. This huitding
is to fill a long felt want in the I iii 
common melting 
a 
varsity 
ground f**r students. A lot h is U*i ii pur*
ut ranee of
[llt^ 

| j||? em u p m and oiiflietctit pr«*gri- 
in rai.:,,,, #um|- to i
been made 
in raising funds to insure 
the erection of the building. Architects 
arc now at work on the plans and tbs* | ** 
actual work on the building will -tart 
a t an early (late.

the west 

-— —-o ■ - — — -»

f the Pnil crsity for member* c h a ^ i 0p[H»**ite 

to 

leave 

We ar** obliged 

this space
vacant because of the fact that somi
.I * 
Sophomore secured 
thai 
we intended to insert therein- Ed.

• i 
. 
tin* material 

I 

i*f 

the 

lilt* student** 

ii**
has been the custom, {mu input** in ap 
propriate patriotic demonstrations ami 
heretofore,
I he [wintde, as 
exercises. 

I nixersitv, 

W 9 

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forn,H "* lh<' ‘ 

Rr,," ,"l<;
pi
'" " l at 8:15 ” 'c,wk t h ' 
' ,r,"’ " !*ion wlM
mole, aeeoinpaiiied by the b m cannon. 
*llid with Mr. font Hall as giatul mat
shul

When 

the [(tirade ha* climbed 

I in 
le isity hill, the cannon* will Im placed 
in position, and twenty on** volley* of
one niinute intel val will l*e fired front 
Inimb irdment of 
each. This effective 
the enemies’ works ss ill Is* under 
the 
supervision of t hief I an n m - rs llarley. 
A likers, and Alexander, ably 
a g iste d 
by Hoard. Wade ami Adams

After 

tim smoke has clear**! away 
ami th** cannon have been returned by 
tin* main strength of th** mighty soph­
omore*. the following program will Is* 
rendered in the auditor omt:

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M peri# I s#*t(fsi ions by Havtd. 
, . . . . . . . . . 
i*o**fl*ex
. . . I*a*li* * f h*ital Club

Im ovation 
N*l«*efion . 
(if .Ii ling b v (aration of Indepen
den* * 
 
I Selection . 

I,. Wavey
tardies Violin Q uartette
I*. Elkins
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ll 
M em lief s of Hand 
I, M. KewsUy 
idee f l u b 
Audience

Mi mb*ut Address
Melt* 11**11 .
* .emu a I Addn* mm
s* bs I bm , 
I a* UM v Albin m m
s^ j,, i i„n ,
. 
Von l e a 
i Intra I and Idee I hilts 1 
I* •! by 
,. 
lh mal b t bm . . . 

Dr. Jewett

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V 

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HIGH SCHOOL 

TRACK MEET HERE

INVITATIONS EXTENDED 

TO A 
NUMBER OF HIGH SCHOOLS TO 
PARTICIPATE IN A TRACK MEET.

I

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I he 

,l" ’ I**-1* 
,l"' ** *

\*»«M Itll 1**11
lion throng

l*’\,»** Vt I*I* * j-
r. to extcml an iuy Ila 
« I urn IU «*f the 
texan 
*U and military ***" Ii* •* *1— 
partieifiate Mi an inter 
( lark 
Mpholastic meet 
to I*** held nu 
athletic held iii-(it the middle of May, 
This is univ a general invitation sent 
iii **rder to arouse auf!)* 
out this early 
different 
th** 
dent 
interest 
school*, n»i«l 
[lerwonal h*tt#fs *«f 
iiift*rniati**n ami invnation will be -»*nt 
to each of th** •* h*s»|- of the Mtatc 

a tnong 

lat**r 

ii mi#Iii Is- 

th** reasons why 

ii i*il here to give some 
tin- meet should 

of T e x a s .1 

the I Adversity 
Im* held at 
rather than at nome other lexas school. 
In the first pla***. the I nlver*ity i* In l ­
ier locatc-l for the me«*t than any other 
I schmil. We are iii about th** center of 
the scholastic rt-gion, and all Hie high 
schools and pn par.it‘»ry schools natur i 
ally look toward* Hic I niver-ity as their 
I center and then g**al. This is because 
i tit© I Adversity 
th** ^ 
is at 
State system of education. A S ta te j 
the 
meet 
University. Then we are better equip­
ped to hold such a meet than any other 
inter-
school. Engaged, as we are, iii 
... ».*«•*
school. 
th in orc
I collegiate meets, w«* are more luau pr«
pared 
to bandh * * h«Kl» achoo! meet
Our track 
order 
of any school iii th** State.

is, o yMll In* when put 

in a •Duple of week-, 

in 
th** Im-! 

r ally belongs 

the head of 

therefore 

i*.llgag‘ I, 

yye a,*-, 

to 

to 

Another 

thing E 

Im* considered: 
Texas Ila- a larger attendance than any 
other Texan -school, and drawing 
its 
students, as it doc-, from all parts of 
I the State, the members of the different 
lier* would find more of 
teams sent 
their friend- here 
than at any other 
one place. This would mean a -aving 
of h*del bills, and an increase cf pleas- |

ure.

One other point might he mentioned: 
That i- the fact that Texas lias a large 
number of alumni scattered * ver 
the j 
State who, realizing the benefits to be 
derived from such a meet, would lend *

-

j tuber 17, anil one here Thanksgiving
I d

» .v
The first big game at home will prob* 
ably be with Ixmiatatm State Univer­
sity (Vtolwr 24. The Pelicans made us 
go th** whole route to win at the driv­
ing park last year, and as most of their 
good men will be back, they look even 
great 
stronger for this 
Southwest 
S ta ts universities of .the 
| are are our natural rivals, and while we 
to 
, feel under great obligations 
beat 
them on all occasions, 
is never 
any certainty that we can do so.* Th© 
lVli« ins are thoroughly dangerous.

season, Tire 

tlmre 

u n iv e rs ity 

In terv a ls for 

| th e s tro n g e s t s t a t e 

t »ur n ex t op p o n en ts ss ill probably lie 
te a m 
ever seen on i lurk I ield, th e te a m from 
th** I nil crafty of Colorado. T h is te a m 
I ha** lieen »b*seemling fr)»m the m o u n ta in 
th e past s#v- 
heights at 
oral ye irs, mid wiping up th** e a r t h w ith 
s tr o n g te a m s like K an sas and N e b ra s k a , 
hut 
it ha*• ever 
Jo u rneyed so u th w a rd . Th# D*ngl»*»rns 
may win from th# m ou ntglneers, b u t if
♦ hey do, th e championship of th# >o»ith 
ami «*f th e Mont h sc* ! as ill probably rest 
upon our tanner*

is the first 

tim** 

(h is 

(hi \<*yenil«*r 7th w •* will jo u rn e y to 
Memphis, Term p ami contest tin* eham* 
[kinship **f f He H*’»ifh %y it h Sewanee 
Manager Md titeheou ha*) the r h o ie# Ie** 
tween this gam e aiel one with Vander 
hilt at Nashville, arni there eau I # no 
•Illestbm th at he exercised wisdom in bis
* li.*H e

Hie financial prospect* ar** nim Ii !*•*♦

*• i at M emphis, ami we m i tig a te 
in 
*on*e degree (he g r o t d is a d v a n ta g e un* 
d e r w h b ’h w.* alw av s play at V ander 
t birt cen h u n d red 
hilt, w orn out by a 
mile Jo u rn ey . Mew ane** fully ex p ec ts to 
wrest 
th e Mouth 
I hank«gixing, •** 
from V anderbilt next 
th e re is little difference ill I hi* to ro id t*» 
I*** mad*- in w inning *»r losing I** eith er 
te a m

th** eliMiipHin-hip of 

(hi November I Tit t» we will inflict the 
annual defeat upon th# I leaked Intl is na
af 11*t*ixf.*n

I t 

I Im* * *kTahoma gam e will 

Im* played 
In iv a b ut 
th # I m b o r Int b of Novem * 
I** r. a n d T b s ilk «g ir in g falls on N*y *ni* 
U*r 2tUh 
-(died ti I#, 
|a*ngh**rti* ar* e p i a l t«* atren* 
rho 
but 
iii* ii ref (lf ti 
lions work, 
it seem s b y no m ean s im possible 
t h a t 
t w ll will h# 
a n o t h e r ells rn pt**uship *»i 
th e rcyyrti«| (or th e ir b l u r*,

lf a d th e -*bl 

i< a s tfo n u o u s 

team has 

.Manager McCutcheon of thi* football 
team has almut completed arrangements 
for a schedule for tw it year which will 
eclipse any a Texas 
eyer 
played, V few of the contracts ate not 
'lr , MoCutgheon nm not 
vet signed and 
give out information as to dates which 
are in some instances subject to change, 
owing t«* tics*ssari adjustment* to other 
to 
schedules, but enough 
known 
is 
guarantee a serb-* of 
the best ga me** 
ever play c t on the home grounds. The 
oprtiing game of tin* season will prob­
ably lie played here ss it Ii T. I . I . oil 
October IO. While, of course, thi* team 
is not expected to giv r us a bruising 
contest, a bruising contest is not desired, 
for our men a t this early *tage. \ybile 
•rn the other hand, the T, 
I . b o * are 
light and fast, and expert with 
very 
the forward pass am! other open plays, 
amt *o will give our team just the pr o 
Hee needed early Iii the season.

The A. and M, cont taels are not yet 
that 
siglu**I up owing to condition# st 
school rust at present, but no doubt 
is 
eof erf airted that two gu m * wilt tie af 
ranged as usual, turn at Dallas *»n (lr

their efforts in working up the required 
int* tv*! many of them, doubt tows, leml- 
ing 
the 
training of the trams

their personal assistance 

in 

l**r all iii th* «r re# son*, ami f**t many 
in Mid, 
se bool 
Ilf Ii 11

mon* oby bals I«» 
thoughtful 
it would seem foolish («*f my 
lo deny that T e ia s »* ti lf* 
««)i*»*d* at which to boh! th** rn* • i

the 

Arrangements, «»f c**tttr»e. hay•* md 
taken any definite form, tmt it is under* 
ti 
**»**d that the gate receipts %y til Is* 
% hie*I atmmg th# Afferent schools rep 
resented. Milt# Mr medials ami other 
insignia wilt b* awarded t«» I In- winner* 
i i i r e Ii event.

Already seyeral s* h***l« hale written 
signifying their Intentbm **i p>nI•*i[*i 
w«* h**[N* tit** other *m It.Hti* i«f
I i**n 
th** ** t a lf wilt do the sam**

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r a d ed ucation , 
th in k 
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real 
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leader o f 
a hr** :t Ii* r.»! *-. j u r a t b n is

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r<Arn#, ,'T*,i * » 1 ' Sa ti* mr to our b#*ft a 
(!<•!r 
th# hearta of nil tfu# Mini of
thin h o M S t a r B la t# wboa# b irth d ay w# 
ta ha I * el# br at* Moi. hi y. Our college 
paper*, k i H J f t r , po ak#* aaa m any good 
|H*ii,t« b#aid#s it* nvtfC Q M il fin rill*. 
It 
l», in th#* hr >»t pilar**, a d em ocratic in t t l 
in
Thi« 
tu tio n 
th # p a p er— “ Th# 
th# v ery heading «»f 
T e x a n , a Semi W eekly N ew sp ap er Pub- 
li«h#<l E v e ry VVVdneaday a n i S a t u r d a y 
t h e Univ am ity /* 
tl»# S tu d e n t* of 
hy 
lh*»ng “ published by 
th e s tu d e n t * /’ of 
cour*e e v e ry s tu d e n t ha* a voice in th e 
ita bu*inet* 
its e d ito r an d 
election of 
to hand
m a n a g e r ; he in a h o req u este d 

i* mail# ap p a re n t 

f a r t 

* I u i f # a It a* flit a too JI
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th# Aret place,

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to ov• r 
f he v.*I ll#* If I a Iii*
era! rd or* I Kin
I he <«»•*# i* evidently
th# modern spirit of eom ri#rcia!tatn, W e 
of 
inrlined 
r e n t * -ty ar# 
of every th in g *n til# light of
I to th in k 
Va we
in dollar** and r e n t* 
lie value 
each era
h isto ry and ne*' 
j n**w review 
thing, *of
for nom# p a rth n ita r 
• ta n d in g 
in 
look hark 
upon o u r e ra a* th** tim e of th # ‘’get- 
rich-quirk*' 
In accordance w ith 
th is prev ailin g spirit of th# tim#*, e d u ­
large e x te n t, come to 
c atio n ha*, to a 
tow ard*
b# v alu e! solely na a 

f u tu r e y e a r s , 

rn#n will 

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we *h .'ii-1 «av t h a t 
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life, 
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t h e Yie-t kind 
r-!-r * * tnt ire hi- p*>kiti*#n a* 
«**p. ii of a n y «*th*-r man, th# 
r u l ­
neglect 
riot 
-Ko . j 
ed hi- #d ueati n.
•id- kind of a rg u m e n t m a y 
theoretical a n d , if! fact, mere 
be p ractical tw e n tie th c e n tu r y 
w a n t- Ut g e t rich, m a in tain - 
ip- w ith a c e r ta in a m o u n t of 
e v e r y ­
rich#*, 
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rome. 
th in g wi! 
lilferal edu cation should 
hini>*#lf that a 
le*9 hl#i4 a deep 
# ip e rially appeal, 
training , n o th in g can go *o 
techni* ii 
in su rin g hi* financial »ue- 
ta r 
I t i*
!•*'*% a* a I road, bi*»r a i edu catio n. 
th# m an w ith both th e liberal and 
te c h ­
nical education who atand* 
best 
the 
b e t us consider, 
c h a m # 
to *ucre#d. 
Engineer 
i n - t a ne*#, what us** 
for 
an 
the co m m an d of clear
would have for 

th it, w ith 

to w a rd s 

* '»rr#ef ii*

for, 

to 

th e 

***»*called 

th e plan 

is desirab le for 

outline*! 
to say 

if, by th e p la n of c o m b in in g 

r o a r i n g back, 
'd o m ic ile d 

i ha th o rn , we wish 
lib#ral, o r 

th e n , 
for 
( u it u r a l an d T e c h n k a l 
th# 
by 
El gin* • ring C o u rs # /' a* 
th a t. 
Pr f 
“ c*u!turar' 
if a 
E n g in eer, 
(- .sir— 
th e 
aiel. 
in to a six y e a r s ’ course, 
tw o courses 
to o g re a t 
i- n o t caused a 
* o* - tu d # n t 
it no t be a 
lo*- of 
g **»d 
id**a for th e F a c u l ty to ann o u n ce 
in th** catalo gue a six y e a r E n g in e e rin g 
t h e re q u ir e ­
course which w o u ld cover 
m e n t- for both 
th e En- 
gineering degrees?

tim e, why would 

t h e A. B. a n d 

 

 

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le a th e r w allet, on la s t 
Tuesday. F ind er please r e t u r n to T e x ­
an office or J . P. H a r t an d receive r e ­
w ard of $5.

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H o t a n d cold b a t h s a t 

t h e C en tral 

b a rb e r shop, 607 Congress Ave.

T h is js 

th e U n iv e r s ity 

o f 
' a p p e a r e d on F e b r u a r y ii'!. 

th e fir-1 tim e in the history 
th e r e m hi* 
P*I*r 
is no t m a d e a d aily , it will not he ii 

t h a t 

If 

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T h e re a re a few copies ct t ae i

the 
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♦ price of $ 1 per copy as Tmg as they

at 

♦ la st.

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E . E. Z IM M E R M A N , P rop. 

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O n ly T u r k i s h B a t h in A u s t i n

Bosche Building.

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F R E S H M A N M A T H E M A TIC S.

j m any g o o d 

t h in g s 

t o e a t a n d 

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g e t t h e h a b i t ,

Of 

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fur •
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solicited.
especially 

Guadalupe S treet.
Chairman Hall Committee.

F ab le s V *

a b o u t 

th e m ,”

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e u r o p e a n s t y l e .

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.! liners a specialty.
XUF S T U D E N T ’S F R IE N D .

YATES & HUNTER,
PRESCRIPTION d r u g g i s t s .

Students trade •elicited. A gents Huy-
let*t Candy. 

•OO Cong. Ave. 

(C on tinued from page I.) 
th e s ta i r s one a t a 

do w n 
th e y
w a n t to ju m p o u t of th e window b ack ­
w a rd s . Of course, 
la tte r method 
i* th e q uicker, but th e re U a h*wp I*-- 
d a n g e r 

to tim* other.

time, 

the 

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you 

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“THI u*

' T m not going to tell anybody about 
th e m who is over tw elve years old. Fin 
n o t ru n n in g a k in d e rg a rten . 
.Nome |»eo- 
ple s a y th a t a horse . a n ’t think of but 
‘•ne th in g a t a 
tim e. and I som etim es 
t h a t th e re alo motile v i a - s n who 
th in k 
th in k of h u t h alf a 
c a n t 
t i m e .'1

th ing 

at a

M an ly —“ \\ hat will th a t 

term * 

tor

th e o<portion!’*
*‘ l here. I 
to have minds 
w ith *o vc 

told you so. 

I via tit von
like an **c* an " b a mer
«>*rvi| »rt

tit evil w .ib r tight 

A u s t i n 
Printing Company

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th a t vell vs• •iii*! gi t your 

A u rtin . Texan. ""»*-■ - "'•*» " '«< r v e n t leak from
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to anotta r. But. **f 
J (*"iir«v. s**iue people’* minds are *<• con 
the wafer e m it help but 
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j overflow sometime*
I 
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fellow 
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If you were oft 
an elevator, would y*m g*» up **r down?
That s fath er a difficult q»w**tion. s up 
pose you 
instance.
to ere a corp***. f.»r 
there a te several things 
In 
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th a t m>iiM happen. 
hohl of you, be • mid cither tu rn you 
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THE TEXAN.

THE TENNIS ASSOCIATION THE GIRLS ClORAl CLUB

- 

I b e tte r acquain ted w ith each o th e r. B ut 
| th e hest result of all is t h a t th e ( horal
Club is one m ore g reat, big fe a th e r in
' the r a p of T exas,

In w r itin g u p 
tile S tu d e n ts ' T enn is I T ex a n , it w ould 

th is nu m b e r of 
fair 
lie n e ith e r 

MUCH 

I N T E R E S T T A K E N 

C L U B - C O N C E R T TO 
IN A P R IL ONLY CLASSICAL 
MUSIC, 

IN T H E | T h e chid 

intended 
th o H r,I part of March. b u t in view of

to give a r e d U l 

BE G IV E N 

c e rta in o th e r a t tr a c t io n s a t a b o u t t h a t
to post*
d a te , 
tim e,

pc®# th e concert u n til a n o th e r 

th o u g h t b e tte r 

it Hits 

to overlook 

o rg a n is a tio n , 

t h e j 
\ \ y b a n i work th e girls hope to m ake
n o r I th is recital, as welt as e v ery Mibaequent 
th a t y o u n g b u t one, a s u c r e s N ot for th e ir own glory 
G irls' do th e y w ish success, b u t th a t th e y m a y 
th e Choral C lu b *
»p men I Horal v inn a
to Texaa. T h erefo re, remember 
la j t h a t in April, the best a t t r a c t i o n of the

| cont i n i * 

to keep 

te d it 

ami 

the 

seasf»n will 

i lk**

WORK OF 

T H E C O M M ITT EES —
P L A Y E R S —

SU C C ESSFU L 
MOST 
T H E S P R IN G TO U R N A M EN T.

At present th e te n n is to u rn a m e n ts are 
th a n eigh ty

proceeding nicely. More 

to u rn a m e n t. 

Ikiuhles a r e 

regularly ! chivalrous 
flourishing 

men have 
joined 
Association and are p laying 
three tim e- per week. The scheme of 
schedules i* in the n a tu re of a p r o g r e s s horal Flub. 
-ive 
I axed, am i I lie w inners on one court 
advance one court 
while 
Ihe natural tendency et 
to bring 
those players 
lie nearest equal4. The 
made Interesting to 
l**th 
I rest play in g results.

losers go down one 

si<le*» aiel the 

to w ard 

being t 

the 

t his club w as l*egun la*t session, short 

me court I Iv tiefore the C h ris tm a s holiday s, 
the 

Iv b e fire th e ( 'b r is tm a s holtduvi

to Miss Minnie lx v .Strickland

top, j indebted 

vinter 

co u rt, fo r its foundation. W h en Mi** strick*
hi* scheme i* hind entered the l ’iiivot*itv Lim session 
there w;i* im* mils iou I club of any kind 
together who 
the game is j for th e gills, She aaw th e actual need 
for such ,m organization, and so strong 
were her efforts to satisfy* th is need th a t 
the Girls* Choral f l u b waa the result 
I .ast year, from the t w in n in g of the 
organization, there were ab*nit *ivt\ ti\ . 
the director. 
mein liers Mrs, Golf was 
file Work progressed *<* well 
the 
thai 
tw o concerts din mg the s e a r 
d u b ga \ • 
.md
the hug*’ audience* 
•fudging from 
ro m m en t* m ad e a f te r w a r d . Imth

term s 
' edulcd. but 
-. habile of
term played
I.,,,et. >« tor
aft er. 
barge
reg ard in g t h *1 

lieu

I

f r i n g e t h i s 

i •*« it l l s w e r e s u c c e s s f u l

t*»m na 
I* T S

was a considerable diffciilty 
t h e clu b work. Mrs 
t*> 
|N«*«ibb 

Vt th*' In*ginning .»f flu* ««*«M*n there 
in s t a t t ing 
foun«t it m i­
the
T he m e m tiers sow f i e 

th* direct bm **f 

Iv k n e w w h e r e t o t u r n 

itvtfit t h e v w e r e
to mtiim* 
'Bs* Ft »♦ t •
\ft**i th a t. affair* have

I 

lie* I s«* 

re Williams 
tak* 
i a r t w r i g h t , c l u b !*•» this t e a r 
ic M, W 
to rest 
Brow n so d 
ii 
i» f* r mer Iv, 
nip ira! iv u h 
cu rrin g 

tim a* director 

f o r t u n a t e a* 

tin 

in 

te n n is p i ogres*ed %#*rv *tm**»thlv. 

I hiring 

th*' fall and 

only* double* have been 
there will probably be 
single- during 
th e *prin 
11*»m 3 to 5 each day*; t 
the day 
im ut 
The schedule c o m m ittei* t 
• >f th e schedules and 
n
then! hotve* to l*c abb* 
t
match of - ingle*,

follow in g 

The 

th*' p 

f e s u B s o f 
m in t seem t a show ( h a t 
l*’*t p l a y e r s
*cetinn 
the 
an* 
and Berk in*. B aker 
and Hee ll and I ion* an 
ii 
th** honors s*'**i 
*’ h«'#|ub 
t w e e n I ooh and I ’ole. a 
\\
t ,( 

in terest 

*w*|* 

'Idle 

than 

much gi»'af»*r 
it 
can lie n o ti.9^| by lh** 
n i l i >iii.I., i nj d# fault*

A S T A T E HYMN.
IU St ii i k Young

to I Hue o f 

\ him n i ,

chorus

in new a lr J 

Broad lh1* her land and fair.

Toy opt tngetb el r n w hoi e,

F»*r her all ha le is bai** wrought 

\n * t iii and H o u sto n fo u g h t,

And we shall k eep her great 

Wi t h honor, h nor. honor, 

lint

eir

M u te

* horn*

I#Union*, glo rious *h;tl| I e th y fame, 
light 
d’exan. 

th y •.logic *ia r shall 

thy nam e,

Glorious, glorious banner unfurle«|, 
t o att
S hine w ith t h y 
th#* to of |.|

t***ae«>n *tar 

t h e n e v I w e e k o f 

W ii bin 
t e n d a y * 
i- *? h«'duh’ * *»nmiit f»*• wi l l I** a<*h* I** 
l e e -»> *e e n new m e n o n t h e *» h*'duh**. 
Ie to th#* c*»tff|»i#*tl*oi *'j t w o t»#*%* fhiitble 

\t 

|,**f *'l**ti**n «*f oftleer* whhJ’h 
I hri«!iua*,
t*s«k plae*' *• Ii* •? f I % 
Iw'f**!*' 
• r »* k land wa* elected president,
Mi*# 
Mi** Evelyn W right, in c president;
*ceretai v f
Mis* 
tr e a s u r e r, and 
Mi** M argi l * * Nance 
\|i%* JcaniM t t e 
T h e 
lib ra ria n 

|to**k to a lte r, 

lb* ii a *n a 

|»«m , 

ll, gb r iou* Mane ,
MI m**n thy *fory know .
(•re al >|e* I sp e a k s unt#i dr**l 
I hat 
Vici every 
Honor, honor, honor, to t hem th a t

to n g u e h a th ene«| 

too i hi #h t Ii heed, 

the 

ill 

lie d

court* N»**. I 
to play d o r in;
in krir
h i<i 1\ 

b r t h e r e are 
pin ,*i 
for
% iii ****•»« I*

I h* s*‘ 

to i.hlMg J I.# «.gt • « 

m d 11
f tht u t uh 
the spring ii r t n villi #| * * #**| by ^li** W Inifred 
tlw* a*s*»ristlon at once, J u s a*s»#inp im*! 

i* m a teria l!* ai* I
llosche, vvh## a*t* 
i* tin* 
It 
i trendy a numlier of a p I mil icy* o f th e c h o r a l I d ub t«» use only
he new place* ami they 

th e *liil* 

t*«i 

th#* l#e*t < I * ■>«i« ii umsi*
i rom the f hot a! I tut 

t h«* music com

• nit I.***! doth keep ii* yet.

I et n**t a m an I*»ig» 1 ;
Ble*s ii*, (I s u n , w ith tigh t,
\n d ye 
Blow g e n tle wind* t i **tn fat 

lived s t a t s of night,

t o u r n him lit 
|v»rf »d M ay,

m i t t for 
th e Y. VV. r 
ami t to* girl* have ta k e n

\ ba* grow n. H onor, honor, honor, lint** **ur * t a r * 

a g re a te r 

in* I 

" 

-a*— —

the musical *4n te rta ln m e n t* .; 
. th#* g i t I * I#* I«»-« *»ti «• 

jt * n ,l.|« 

D o n t forget th# f Vntm l, 
b a rb e r s h o p in A u s t i n , 

<907 (' a i t f r m

th# beat

ta k e n
e an n u al 
th e early 

T h e n . a 1***, 
pin ve«| 

r% ill 
ii n*l th***#* «1»
•IV of « |;»M
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iring to

.i**wiei»ti«*ii 

lier* o f t h e 
cent I Im* ** loslllle I 
.».•!»**«*- i 

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I L««* 

f sui i»i r 

« en ter it w ill m o i t crest in all 
b a l d pf act j o 
, oi«# u ti# a ll mein * J
it all h o u rs f ' \
a t e
I her e

irs. w hen they

Thin

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d r . f . p . M c L a u g h l i n ,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

700 C ongress A ve.

S . E . R O S E N G R E N ,

Oftdertaker and E m b alm er. 
(rages for Hire.
H ospital A m b u lan ce.

Fine Car* 

«U Coner* s Ave. 

Phones 451.

H I L L & HILL

F IN E G R O C ER IES.

Special a lb a t io n 

to s tu d e n t and club 

patronage.

Hone* 247.

1010 Cong. Ave, 
-------------------— 

HIGH ART TAILORING 
COMPANY

NEW SW E L L S U I T I N G S .

W i t t | \ Y O U N E C B

a perfect fittin g 
S U H o r C L O T H E S

* if course, 

to another. 

various ways 
(hi* 

“ Now, there are 
I which we eau get 

in 
thing, just as 
there ar** various way* »*f getting ff*«m i 
on*- pl n e 

the 
I m ost convenient is th e vcstibuled flyer, I 
h u t I lieu it took a long time !*• make I 
J these ventilated flyers, and even t h e n , I 
» some !»•**»pie still walk, **r g*» it* an on j ^
I c a rt, or a spring wagon th a t n u t very j 
I springy.
J AV elk **| cour*e, I kn*»w 

every 

that 

ii 

triangles, but dbl 

Freshm an has a v«*t aud deep know I• j 
edg«* of sim ilar 
ever occur t** you th a t these jamborees ^ 
were similar 
th a t I'm not try in g t«» make mat b
titian* of you all. bemu*** I couldn I 
if I tried. By the way, some mathema* | 
lie u tis ai** very poor in arithmetic, but
j u ||*( jH t |litl disc**itr«igc you,

realize ^
u
o
j| |V(, 

triangles? Y -*n 

complicated 

“ lf you d o n 't thin k t h a t it will too 
scri'iualy strain your arithmetic, please 
refer to the BMHth |»age of the 13th vol* 
a d ­
tune «if your highly 
im* what 
vanced arithm etic, and 
> tim es 3 makes. 
I knew
it made ti already.) Well, I see 
th a t 
th a t I have got one Freshman in 
this 
-eet iou who 
is going 
himself iii higher mathematics.

(H ardem an: 

tell 

to 

T. IL Sm ith 
—“ I don’t see 

(through Face of habit»
that.

tuple o p p o rtu n ity < *r prs* lice out* J

 

Ib c 

fnf 
i**i 

have 

hour*, 

----------.. 
novice. 

•Bv s t u d e n t 4

i«t o f t w o p a r t s : 

t e u r , ’ f»»r all I ni

toiirnam erit
t h e 

* w inn ers 
iiatcur” 

.,,,^1,,, and 
i n 
w

V#.irs 
ti
the “a 
^jVP|l q
B»t» is that t!

i» I** sr heil uh
• %% ill prohal.lv e
,
rn »* who 
never 
placed In a to u rn a m e n t, ami th e “a m a ­
F or
th e w in n er of 
of 
th e 
to u rn a m e n t 
Th*’ o n ly o th e r 
#* \v 111im*i * m u s t de* 
t rn pion*. Thi* y* ^ 
lie re* 
singles will 
as Mr. II, I*. Rob*
ii* * * f th e cha in pion* 
t retu rn e d . 
has proved a most 
th is y ear, of 
le'th th e pleasures of

feat t h#* p r e c u t cl 
univ* 
.piired 
to do that 
hi* *ti i* th e only • 
of last y e a r who *• 
A ltogether. I cunt 

popular g am e i 
fi ring, as it d«*
a fa s c in a tin g game and th e tr a in in g of a 
tollage -p o rt, There will pro b ab ly Is* a 
f th e asso ciatio n b e ­

lite w Inner 

sport 

fore th e year i* over, th u s m a k in g t e n ­
nis a m o st rep resen tative -p o rt.

distinguish | ^ ^ j f e d member 

8° t0 a man exp erien ced 
in order 
aking. We have had IO years* ex* 

•‘T ry looking a t it w ith one eye look- 

A n l T n D i r . T
i„g inside and one eye looking outside. SKIMMER ORATORICAL

C O N T EST

TONIGHT.

l ie n e e . 
It 
ri*ake the clothes th a t 

i* not th e p eo p le w h o 
th e 

p lea se 

Particular young m an, b u t it is th e 

man behind the ta p e. C om e to see 

U? [,>r ^ '‘T ything 
fur* 
nighing!. A th letic and te n n is go od s 
a specialty.

in m en ’s 

GERJES & KEITH,
1610 Lavaca S t .

(Bell rings.) 
“ Well, I belter# we bad 
C h a p te r 23 for today. Take Chapter 21
for tomorrow'.

Copies of th e c o n s titu tio n of the S t u ­
d e n t s ’ Association m ay be b a i by ap 
p ly in g a t th e T ex a n office.

T h e E llio tts are an xio us to p h ase.

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Surplus a n d P ro fits 
2 2 5 ,0 0 0
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D eposits 
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• ! SfS S S L .of the Faculty and Students of the University solicited.

(Continued from page I.)

Marion Mulliean of Dell**, 
Jones of \ alley ^ i»*w.

I* Marvin

Every one of 

these speakers has a
i* oerfain th ai ea<h <>n<- 
record, and ii 
attending will f « ‘l th a t he h as enjoyed 
a real oratorical treat.

The Mibjeet* of the orations 

to I* 
Potter. -Anarchism . 
cive-, ar... Mr. 
Why It Exist#;” Mr. Yates. “The New 
SM*'salon;” Mr. M -llifan, “The Problem 
.Tones, “Cuba. Our 
of E f|iiality ;” Mr. 
Commercial Opfs.rtunity.” The 
lan d 
ttill furniah music throughout th e pro- 

gram.

 

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E v ery s tu d e n t ahould re a d t h , h ni 

F veraity of Texas M ags line.

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/ ’ is w ith a feeling of pride we 
invite you to call 
lo see our 
spring styles in M en ’s ( clothing.

looker praises our 

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M arket A ffords, from the shops of 
the most noted and skillful C lothing 
Manufacturers of the country.
( clothes, 
Every 
praises the new fabrics, the splendid 
workmanship and the style.
Our prices are always fair, but a string 
of figures quoted here would be mean­
ingless and convince you of nothing. 
Permit us to “show yo u ” , and we 
can convince you of the excellence of 
our clothing.

BOWEN & STEBBINS

C L O T H IN G MOUSE

 THE TEXAN.

Always laughing was this gay bird—
Rocked in on his rocking zebra;
Spml across his fa th e rs planning, 
Brushing out the hardest line — 

After all 

the landscape canning, 

Matthew grabbed a teasquare by mi

JNO. E. KELLER,
724 Congress Ave.

Kodak* and Materia!*, Fountain P„ 

Fine Stationery,

Picture Al— a bending moment, 

Landscape—then a lot of pain, 

M atticks angry—ill s 

the omen - 

Teasquare s used today the same. 
*

*

*

*

*

*

*

*

Gentle implement of drawing.

Hail to thee so straight and fair; 

Often hast thou gone a Lawing— 

Ever acting on the square.

W hat a mighty tool thou proveth, 
Instrum ent both rare and grand, 
Thousands canst thy power moveth 

W elded by a "T. E V ’ hand!

True, th y primal use is ruling.

Guiding line* upon the sheet.
But w ben Academs come fooling 
Or a I-aw you chance to meet,

Then « bey*! thou thy m aster

And do straightw ay make a hit, 

Falling f;»«t and ever faster 
Till the subject throws a fit.

Couldst th ui •peak we’d surely hear thee 

Telling tale* «l prank* and sport.

thy •object* learn to fear thee 

I How 
I Whf er the Engineer holds Cwt 
I Tell b wr uppe rs make resistance.
| 
| El en now ami then assistant*
I Fall a* i h tim* w ith thy fail'

.funtor*. Senior*. ?i4*»phs. aud all.

I TVst. a weapon for defending. 
Friend to landscape pioneers.

Mal 

thine end be «tdl the ending

< if the I***'* «d Engineer*!

GEORGE MILLER,
The finest light livery in the city. Ct 
1 
ph0||€ 2j

208-210 E. Fifth St. 

riages in connection 

DR. HOMER HILL
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.’
Office over Chile’* Drue Store, o - 
deuce, 2007 Whiti* Ave. Both Ph««!' 
Residence, 224; office, 65.

NELSO N DAVIS 

CO

IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE 
GROCERS.

Bosche’s Troy 
Laundry

STRICTLY DOMESTIC 
FIN EST WORK.
ALWAYS THE BEST.

Phone 73. 

m Coef. An

S O L DAVIS.
Dealer in full Hue of imp uted tai 
domestic cigar* ami tobarea, Mattomfy 
pcri»*dical*. books and hr ^ p t i Whit 
ney'a candies. Billiards and p e l tabla 
new. Repairing pool and billiard tabla 
a specialty, 7*F» I «*ng. A ie.

I L. K.

S. GREENBERG,
Ma nu fact or tug Optician.

M e nn* firry glad to have bliss Mary 
us again.
*»f Warn with 
in 
i* a great 

Kit Prattler 
IV*Ihe? 
Miss 
l*ttii e t*lty cirr Ie*. 

favorite 

0 _ 

. 

BpecialUt in tantra for tim eyt. Ek 
all the lea ling pc pie Wt
aa

domed by 
fill any prescription 
Hee.

in two boon* 

\ 

Th* 

\V. C. 
bet I rn ‘’president * meeting** 
J former' 

\ M* ml a) «iflem«s*ii 709 Cong. A ft. 
th*' 

til 

pre* blent*. Mrs, Hall, Mrs. I .m,w_

W hit i* Mi**. « Prattler, R ather. 
\defi. 
and the pf* *« til pf e * b in it. 
ftetett Kn**\ 
M iss *** ii i'll, made talk* tellin g o f th e 
h t i din mg 
! was a mo*t 

th e ir 
Interesting m e ting,

term* of Orths'*, 

J 
ll I I 

| 

I

Who's Your Tailor

y «
■ > c y > / - l «

^ J u n i o r . '

; W / V f T

UPPCR5 C 1 a s d 'i r r c T f S

(i R O M a r » F » M r t A r x ’y i i i i V - P o i N T * .)

j,,,,, „ to th** Sophomore*.

\ And 

lm*l 

learned t h e atar* 

to gang#

A TALE OF LANDSCAPE FA M -N O T
GLASS.

There** a legem I quite authentic 

Dating bark I fir* •■* million ynh,
\\ hi n most folk* v »r* Mill w cwleiiti* 
And had whisker* “ti tin if **an*
"Ti* m m *m ing Matthew Ma t lick*.
I tidy w »*e man of hi* ag**.
\ \ In* WAS *< Ii***-led iii p o le fi)tM tK

j lr* , he drew en mirk* figures 
(h it upon the jilaifk’ sand 
I 
W hile the old F j i p t i • ti nigger*

Alt admire*! hi* tra c in g s nrsnd;
{ And they often caught him wnrliini 

F*»r a week up* ti one spot.

MI hi* household dutie* * Mr Muir 
\\ bile be plotted ' ’Ut a p lo t.

* 'T w as one im**!fling a** he Mbnrtil 
T h at hi* little ann. Al b iM s

A 7oa»f To Everybody 

 

 

Wb. 

arr 
rig h t? 

T h . S r m o r . 
the turn 
, 

Tt»«* N n»«*f» r% •♦» \ 
im* 
lb# 

11<« 
old nor Iii 

i I'M 

VV ti • 
U k e 

t inn' 

ml*"* aland 

l**r thr 

* I n i g h t ,

Will gut lr our * trp * if w ** L II a aright, ^ 
ria#! 
W ill guide up 

tho m ou n tain * that 

to'* ~ m

H«*r»‘‘a 1“ lh*’ S op ho m ore*

<tiiHunt and brave,
I h^ir 
td<«»ly 

TI...ugh 

l*;i?»ncr.

|,0n|f may it w iivt,
They at** “ Ut K*r «»ur *ci»lf»*.
i 

| M <|,.«tru« t »•»** w 
filial hi *ti*|ti*>** 

d«*“tn#d,
th ou gh p b i-in g

w I* ■ Hon*'! bright. 
aln ? in I be depth* |« »»nly a ami moil.

T o the plain* of p u r ity , awrrtnr** and W orthy our atrrl.

OII “Iir 

iight 

light * 

|hi* S'iii»»it e v e r y 

tune. 

Theft 

hr»t 
of rrn**wn 

* !«• th # 

SenJh*?*, th***** mr A \ (|,| fight, r ight **r * renig,

Surely we f***■ I

In thrift we hate foem en

I ii ugh Refer and re Ie® lien*,

T h e ir # fearlca* 
I They Are true i*» 

jiii*1 
strong,
th eir rotor*,

r«> 

'bield Atty c1aa*m ate;
Ami I hi* you may km>w,
weight.
they 
Hiev‘re »»**! only l«*r allow.

% 

The Freshmen.

In o u r dear old r ® Bren® t v town 
On th** roll* of tile 
*h**ll •f ind 
thing* wI**«"♦» are 1**1 tv and n**hle 
and grand

**••! **g* , th* ir n lim * | | f| 

F* t 

T hat I hoar wh** mjhi** a tte r •hall I* ***h. 

and *ny.

ll* ii , in tin* health «*f 

tin* Freshmen

“ K e r r a* we are, a** a e r o they. 
But thry fought for the right, aud thry ^yt, 

Hold,

glad we Ari’ v “ting; we don’t

hewed 

to the lin e . 

vt a n i to grow old

And 

thry mropn red 

th** enemy 

every We are merry and h ap p y and blithe aud

gay,

n v 
day,

weary,

a ppiwr

v

1

i* th** rea*»»«t we call 

them \ \ v 

i*» forget 

t h ere’* a reek oilin g

s e n i o r . of Nineteen ! w hen 

a r 

failed 

in, 

th e

th** qui//#* 
elaaaea a** dreary

We rut, 

tieeauar at tidy 

iiiaile 

ii* 

feel

* 
I he Junior*, our f r ie n u - 

. 

... Shall 
will aureiy

ri*r to eondeniit ii**, and 

maki- ii*

And 

time,** 
that 
great, 
Thoae Varsity 
* light 

iimvt*
. 

* 
love,

11 
The Junior* 
a . 

T hey btuJ up our w ound* w hen we comr 

I \ et per hap * utter a ll, w e rrenhmen *o

„ 

.

. 
from the war* 

W itll **ur con stan t 

c o m b a ta n t* , 

the 

.

.
VV ho rejoice 

.

. 
 
iii o u r y o u t h , and ae*u n

,

fierce Sophomores,

Thev *<Kit be all our s«*irt»w*, “Ur fob

growing old,

I Deep down in our h e a rts admire giM*d, 

lien correct,

And win a* Big Bro th c ts , our lo\t* and 

hnnest work.
And give hearty 

who don’t shirk.

r e s p e l l 

to the boys 

. 

the J u n i o r s . 

.... 
I hey mas 

, 
la1 

Perhaps. 

1

we work hard, 

th o u g h

respect.

... 
. 
W e honor 
set late, 

I

w e a r i n g a s m i l e ,
And may prove at 
, 

' 

the 
. . .

life wa* w o rth w h ile .

* 

I 

lust. that our

. 

,, 

.r 
bor thev v e ni*t nil 
. 
takhI * estate, 
They nrr gr.iv<- and 
Junior should be

. 
th** 

. ... 
t oil ie*?* of boy- 

, . 

rt‘»ervad, a* 

a 

Who lutist play the m a n ’s part with a 

A VACANT STAIR

cairn dignity.

Moreover, they b e a r o f our foRies the 

And that would m ake even a zany se- 

weight,

date.

Then here’s to the Ju n io rs, our frieuua 

true and tried.

They have stood by u* often, they ll 

s ’ 

I by us now%
If ever in judgm ent 

th e y -sternly de 

We reprimand need, 

t«» 

their sentence 

gide

we bow’.
For we’ve said 
it again,

it 

lief o re, and we say 

T h at they are our ideal Varsity men.

I sat »»n the steps at eventide 

Enjoying the balmy air,

fred came and asked, "May I sit by

your side*”
rn

And I gave him a vacant stair.

L. L. T.

Who’s Your Tailor?

^

.

A v e n u e H o t e l S h o p

IT IS CLI AN AND NEAT, AND THEY TREAT THE STUDENTS RIGHT.

P. W. MCFADDEN
D R U G G IS T
TWO STORES.

UNIVERSITY DRUG STORE 
2300 Guadalupe. 

UP TOWN DRUG STORE
16io Lavaca.

BURNHAM BROS.

',1 

and Barber*’ s “ PPliM- 113 East Sixth Street, opposite Driskill

WE APPRECIATE THE STUDENT TRADE.

Do You "Want a Fair Skin

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It beautifies and pre- 
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skin and produces results which no other remedy 
has or can. This preparation is prepared from the highest 
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on a positive guarantee. Price 25 cents.

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i 
T h i s hive the I* re uh un* ii with brotherly i

nu 

.I 

l* 

. 

' MI haggard, ami w rin k led , aud quaking

CALI AND SKE US.

Old Phot# IIM
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Matt tu m u lt MMM
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Tm J - art. t® In a* til
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Cornice, T ia, Slate »n<! Sl-».t lr*, 

REPAIR WORK A SPECIALTY 
F in!-cia*, Work. E .tim it.* Funned 
on Application.

Old Phone 781. 

Kl w - 4’h Sl

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P o o l an d B illiard Room.
Equipment new and of the l a f r t S u p * 
Polite and eourteou, attention 
jm 1' 
anteed.

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Conservatism in Banking is to 
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capitalizing none.

, 

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a u s t i n , t e x a s . 

_

Dr. Baxter, dentist, OOO Cong- Ars*

 T U E T E X A N .

RECEIVES LETTER

p n A l i n n t t v r t 

I iVv/JMl BO Ll V I Ak' ^°r ^ lc*v 

__________ 

^ k e 
I capped hills m oving a ro u n d in apace.

little conical snow 

of th is th e y s e t th e ir little h at. They 
th e ir nuniUw of s k irts ,
c e r ta in ly w e a r 

AN ALUM NUS EN G INE ER W R ITE S °bi. 

TO PROFESSOR TAYLOR

is p r e t t y 

F o rty year* 

I hese Indian s do not live to be very 
tor
them . VII of th e m , from 12 year* up, 
chew eof-a 
th a t co ­
caine i* made out of and th is reduce* 
th e ir age txtmuderably,

th e p la n t 

lea>e* 

old

is 

vicuna. 

llam a, alpaca, an d 

I he most im p o r ta n t anim al* here are 
The 
th e 
lla m a 
th e Ircast of burden fo r th e 
Amie*. He c a rrie s al**mt ?.'» pounds on 
Iii* b ack; each 
llam a ca rrie s a c e rta in 
n u m b e r of pound* a n d if y o u place one 
I*’»»ml m ore on him , he’ll lie dow n un 
til you ta k e th a t e x t r a (round off. <Thi* 
s to r y i* to Im* heard from a mini Iou o f 
people; Tx c 
to 
la an a n im a l 
v e rify 
"onsetb ing like th e llam a but it i" o n ly 
gm*d for it* fur. T h e vienna 
i* “ t h e ” 
I t i* an an im al nom** 
g illie o f Bolivia. 
like 
th in g 
it* 
th e A merican deer, ami 
i* equal* if not su perio r, to v e n ­
m e a t 
ison 
Theie are m any of th e se in the 
vicinity of o u r c a m p ; ami we e a t a* 
m a n y a* 
So 
much for Bolivia

tw o a week 

ex(n*i iuiented 

The alpaca 

reg u la rly . 

never 

it.I 

th a t 

le tte r 

in y o u r 

I md ice 

is filling 

th e vacancy 

J a c k 
I 
St arage is bark at th e I nix ei *it \. 
left 
"oppose he 
by * •»*‘*en o r 
I 
ain gla«l flint von ait* tu rn in g out siieh 
a big els** o f engineer* thi* year. T h e 
m oi. 
the m e rrier, t o hobl u p th e s t a n ­
d a rd »»f the I n ix e rs ity of T ex a s 
W ith l*e*t wi*hc« and regard*,

i* G tenon I tack al*»)T 

Y our friend,

KHI N G. IP ILLMAN.

I*. S .- I cam e v ery n e a r signing th e 
le tte r.

th is 

“ pledge” 

to 

* I ***dieated to t h e F re s h m a n Vcadetns.

SONG AT THE E N G IN E E R S’ 

RECEP*

TION

(F ollo w ing th e speech by J u d g e W. H. 
Slink in* *

i i p e r r y , P erry , P e r r y G reen Us, 
Now th a t y o u on well have seen us, 
You i an h a t .' no m a n n er of ii"o 
F*»r th e trifle of Pertgrim*o«c.

lemkn and 

So p u t aw a y y o u r 
Come into o u r m e rr y place*.
S t u d y Et .-"linum E n gineering,
You will tim! it tn o n a tm u a < lic.-ring

case*

J a n . 12, IWS.

( am p No. I, Bolivia R. IL Co.

I Vat* P rofessor 

l’a y l o f ;

it w as 

I had a s tr o n g ’’hunch” th a t 

ilendriekson am i William'*. 
from 

Aivout th ree w eeks ago "min* mail for 
< <mp N m. 2 s tra y e d i?ito <«ur ca m p i and 
am ong this mail I n*»tic«MI a joint le tte r 
tor 
I no 
th e U niversity of 
(iced 
it 
leva-*. 
wa- eith er front y on fir from Mr. Ban* 
te l; ami being aux ion** 
to know w h at 
wa** happening in A u stin . I <i;h nod th e 
forw arded 
lett*r, 
H endrick ^m and W illiam', with 
ogles. And 
le t t e r !<
net 
Pardon me for m d wr i t i n g 
On*1 im al\ DVS iNN’ll|»ied. I 
ta-d. anil there i*nt much 
w rite 

tor my 
yon m yself
w*m r ; n hell 
nu' lln*<» very 
“pare tittie to

letter*, e\eep f jug s s|!ol,|\*

it 
to 
a pol - 
rash 

to m a k e up

I ll w rite a 

it. a n d 

read 

it 

if . 

for 

fuel. 

far a t 

i «m. ch»«e contact w ith 

lo “ta r t " itll, I ll give you a general 
I’ve
llolivta a- 

description of 
Ph\<*i. illy 
if 
**’* n 
hilt
nothing 
minimum*, plateau*, 
an d m o untain* 
' b t n j ‘*f th«‘>»*' are over JU.Nhm f»*»d high 
ttid ar»* COS i r«'d w ith perpetual «ti«m 
Ute plateau* are generally known a* 
rite*'* are coveted » ith a cedar 
pampa* 
l i k e th r a l l and n m l l e grit** 
Phi* *hrtib 
th e re Im dug n<> Ire**** 
i* tiled 
here. aa we are above th e t bittier line 
I he needle gi »*„ grow « fit bunch*'* afront 
two *u three feet a p a r t ; it** \» int carity 
{tend rate* th e chithe* w hen one a nile** 
it. amt 
in 
i*« 
no pl o c f.»r a *»oft Meat 
The clim ate 
i* m*»*t peculiar here We are w ith in 
tim I ‘a r i d /owe <17 «li*gree* **»uth lait. I, I 
but, on a* f *»unt of 
ta 
lh*' year. especially at night. I 
cold all 
W hen we arrived here la-t Ju ly , it wa a 
te m p e ra tu re very 
w in te r little, an d th e 
rtf I v a would fall a* 
low a* zero, T he 
Ik*vin* * 
m id decrease* a 
alw ay * 
l*er; but during 
lh* 
get* «n»M enough to freeze w ater, 
th e 
i* 
certifier, J a n u a ry aiel F ebruary 
mummer turn* here. a n d it a l to happen-* 
to la* lh** rainy oea-oii. Hut instead of 
rain, we get *leet and *nuw near It every 
T h e ground wa* covered w ith 
•lay. 
•mow* all *»f ( 'h r M in a * w e e k : one d av
Ill th a t week it "IIH
cd over six inches. 
I hi* "flow v *« u**'H 
* %*ery <li"agreeable, 
dally for p**opl< 
th a t Have to work 
• *n 
tine; Tm g 
th e 
t h r IHI*
is univ 
•I 
in.. nth* «*f th e x*.ir 
T h e rilling cia** 
t«
lh

little 
th e night 

to w ard 
it 

th e alt i t mle 

or 

it 

it 

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Kodaks Loaned 
to Students

Jordan

610 C o n g re ss Avenue, Upstairs

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.crib* for the T ex a n .

’V a r s ity news.

jewelry. Silverware, Novelties

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816 C o n f r e s t A v e n u e
REPAIRING a s p e c i a l t y

E. SE E L IG ,

hr parted and d o m e stic 

and 
tatoos*. sinok*nP a rtic le s, n e w s p a p e rs 
i?*l periodicals, la rg e s t b illia rd h all 
in
tis city

c ig a rs 

615 Conure sa A re.

A U S T IN ,............................................ TEX AS.

I f YOU H A PPEN TO GO BROKE 
Ruts Short or W ant to 
Buy a Diamond, S e t
J. A. JACKSON
617 Congress A e t.

AUSTIN, 

• 

M il Phone*. 
DR 

Open E ven in gs

f. D. S IM M S .
D E N T IST .

Avenue Hotel.

Ow Keller** S tation ery S to re, O pposite 

TO Cong Ave. 

A u stin . T ex a s

ROBT. E. THIELE.
Dealer in 
ALL KINDS O F M E A T S ANO 

SAUSAGE.
Car. 19th md G uadalupe S U .

(Bl pkcme 429. 

N ew phone 549.

DR. F. W. S M IT H ,

DENTIST.

Phone 1014.

Ofpontt Avenue H otel, over 

Keller's.

7U Ceogtc»* Ave. 

A u stin . T exas.

EA STM AN ’S

KODAKS AND SUPPLIES
L. E. W ATERM AN’S
“ID E A L ”
F O U N T A IN PENS. 
e n g r a v i n g .
" > w nk e a aper lait f o f oneravin*
invi

snnottncitnenis. 

’a ilin g cards. 
at ions, etc.

T obin’s Book Store.
Old Phone SIO.

TH O M A S & KOOCK,

C H E A P E S T A N I) HEST XMAS 

J E W E L R Y OE AEE KINDS

PICTURES tad SILVER LOVING CUP 
Awardedk j the P r d n i i n i i Pk*t•grapi­
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24th, ta

The E lliotts’

STEINWAY-KNABE-STARR
PIANOS
J E S S E FRENCH PIANO CO., 

M anufacturers and distributer*. High 
Class Pianos. Phone us. 29S each phone 
SIJ Congress 'Ave.

FRANK S. TAYLOR. 

- Manager

The Capital Bank and 
Trust Co.

Appreciates the Students* Business

T E X A S

See the Prize

H E S S E Y & C O .

T H E

PAWNBROKER S

HUE W A TCH ES A ND SPO R TIN G
COODS. BARG AINS IN E V - 

HOSEY TO LOAN ON E V E R Y ­

KRYTHING.

THING.

AUSTIN CANDY MANUfACIURING CO.
Fourth and Colorado Sts. 

A U S T I N , .........................................TEX AS.

A ND 

GEO. W. PATTERSON, U N D E R T A K ­
PROPRIETOR ECLIPSE 
ER 
STABLES. 
BAG 
OM NIBUS AND 
GAGE T R A N SFER . FINE CARRIAGES 
AND LIGHT LIVERY. RUBBER-TIR- 
ED H O SPITAL AMBULANCE. JOH TO 
U 6 E A ST SEV EN T H STREET. BOTH 
PH ONES 161.

Well, ti well, you must remember, 
For ’two* only 
Cb th e aw fu l, aw fill m a n n er,
S k in n ed th e laiw* wet.* of a Im ii lier.

la*t N eve iii lier,

of 
S|utni*li 
o u t in th e conn* 
i n y th in g h u t In-
the ancient

. 

w 

I

sr* 

# a 

I *,
9

th e d cace t 

racy*. The 
t hi"*#* Indian*

S panish descent. 
tr y you do not
'• w
lf ' 
# 
din it*, 
I nm 
.•I 
in m ud le u * 
Iiv •• 
Th esc a re a lin it 
In th is *(n 
t»***t. 
family 
im 
elevated a lx-tit a 
-»*•* a 
here you 
i-
thi* 
b lank et*; 

P e rrv , P erry, P e r r y G reen 
Yow th a t you so well Inn»* "moi ii*, 
bet rn. tro uble conli# bet ween ii",
F o r w e’ve M*en von and y ou’ve seen u*.

*t* of 
liner* and custom * 
in terestin g . T h e y 
•overed w ith g rass. 
ii 
fifteen 
u* room th e whole 
ml of th e room 
is 
d above th e r e s t ; 
tple o f skin* an d 
th e old 
for 
e bed 
, folk*. Th.* children have no bed, mid 
th e y all cuddle up to g e th er in a corner
to keep w’arni. No furniture w hatever 
a u th o rs . A
m a y lo* seen. The kitchen utensil* con* hu m o ristic r e p o rt on Goethe** W e r th e r

“G ER M A N IA .1

feet by 

live*, 

f.

P °U ’ 
J he stovi
stove an d one wooden spoon. 
is not v ery d a b .rate 
in 
the ground, one to feed th e fuel arid th e 
oth e rs for (iota.

th re e hole* 

and 

About th e ir dr#*—: 

: have not been able 

I in* m an wear* a
broad-brim m ed woolen h at. a “ poncho,”
san d als, 
woolen "b irt and pants, 
E v e r y th in g is made u t o f llam a wool, 
excepting 
th e sandals, of course. H is ! 
p a n ts come down half w ay betw een his 
them
in 
I ankle an d knee w ith a s lit 
low er end back 
I which begins at Hie 
i of the calf of the ! 
a n d ru n s as high 
a s th e knee pit. W h y th e y should have 
in th e ir p a n ts I 
th is ingenious slit cut 
to find out. The 
is uothi< «• nu t a g a u d y col­
“ poncho” 
ored b la n k e t with a hole in th e cen ter 
Ind ian pa-se* his 
th r o u g h which 
head. T h u s 
th e 
head and 
w’hole body, excepting 
keeps off both cold 
snow. The 
women w’ear a narrow'-brim m ed woolen 
s k irts . 
and sandals. A “ra b o s a ” is a kind of 
black shaw l which 
th e y w rap aro u n d 
their w aist, neck and head, and on top

th e “ poncho” covers 

tw e n ty -th re e 

a n d 

th e 

til*- 

I Ie* 

i i i . .‘ting of February* 

2 < » t h was 
fa irly well a t t elide* I. Mr. E. IL S t icier 
i i very good poem , paving a
rendered 
v ery sad trib u te , however, to its a u t h o r, | n ig h t, a* he seem ed to ta k e reven ge on
th e greatest of German 

listen in g to ; it wa * so much m o re la st 

re|H*rt t* a lw a y s am using, alvra> a wort ii 

Ilia absence from 

t h e program of 

th e

" •* * ' " " I — 1 •*/ Mr. K. VV,HY. T h -
secretary , Mr. It. L. BieaeU1, th e n gave 
us a model of s h o rt,e s s a y fo rm ; he dbl 
not d em and o u r a t t e n t ion for more th a n 
tw o m inutes. T h e b est production of 
the .‘Veiling ( it alone w as w o rth going) 
was rendered by P rof, VV. E. Metzen*
th in . Prof. J. M. K u e h n e s ’s, th e critic's,

“

to 

MY#* originally in ten d ed to devote thi* 
the F re s h m a n A cadent*, but, 
space 
th e ir d is g u s tin g 
bv 
th e publication of 
artic le e n titled “ T h e Poor 
F r e s h m a n 
Engineers,” th e y have effectually killed 
them selves in th e op in io n o f ev ery s e lf­
respecting s tu d e n t. -Eli.

miN'tiiig before. Minor society m a t t e r s 

were 

th e n discussed, and 

it w a s 

not 

m ore t h a n 0 :3 0 w hen all s t a r t e d home 

w ith 

th e s a tis fa c tio n of h av in g apout 

a p ro fitab le evening.

-0~"—

The 'Texan fo r th e rest of th e y e& r$ l.

Who’s Vour Tailor?

TUE HARVARD MEDICAL SCHOOL
B o s t o n , M a s s .

W i t h the com pletion of ib e new b u ild in f*. w hich w ere dr l u l l e d Septem ber 2? 1906. (hi* wfauol bow ha* 

tie* ta d equipm ent for leach in g and research in the various branches of m ed icin e probably unequaled ia this cou n try. 
research. N um erous hospitals a fu r d 
OI th* fire building*, fo u r are dcvocsd en tirely to 
abundant o p p o r tu n i tie s for clin ica l inst ruer tori in m ed icine and su rgery.

laboratory teach in g and 

COURSE TOR THC DFGRCr O r M. O.

A four years, course, open lo bachelors of art*, 

literal ire. g h Uaaagh y or acienor, and to te n o n s of equivalent 
standing, leads to the degree of XL D. T h e studies for the b»unb year ant wholly e le c tu e i they include laboratory 
subject*, general medicine, general surgery and the special f ‘a in ilh r > U llin
T h e neat school year extends from October I, 190*. n» Jaa* H . IV99.
T b ® d i p lo m a o f T h # U n l e a r n t ? o f T a a a * , ta a c c o s t e d l u r • d m t m m m .
For detailed announcement and catalogue, addrest 
H A R V A R D M C D I C A k

■

t m ■■

... - M

aam

W. A. A CH ILLES & CO.,

Dealers in

Austin Male Academy,
A u stin , Texas.

A eries, Wood and Feed
Special attention
to F ra te rn ity 
given 

* 

r 

U n iv e r s ity o f Texas. 
th e U n iv e r s ity w ith o u t ex am inatio n. 

< trad n ates enter 

Houses. Both phones 394. 
* •" « of Guadalupe aud W . 16th S t . . 

J# STANLEY FORD,

Principal.

P r e p a r e , fo r all d e p a r t m e n t , of 

the I *i- t of • few 

Schutzc’s C o zy Corner

GOOD THINGS TO EAT

Corner T w enty-fourth and Guadalupe.

SO (J TH WEST 
Varsity store

^GUADALUPE

TELEPHONE 2130

Give

S k i ' u ! P ur ,?rders for U niversity 
Sf* by Prom tit L , show our aPPrecia-
w - y P ro m p ta n d c o u rte o u s a t t e n d .
if
We canhelpV it2°.3ng ou* of business 
®°me one ha. 
°® the first nf V * t h a t w e w ill close i 

a spite °* t h e *a c t 

n; 8t of the m onth.

Who’s Vour Tailor?

F o r 

t h e b e s t haircu t 

to

be had

in h at, a “ rabosa,” 

A u s tin s to p a t G laser’s, opposite Hail 

cock o p era house— th is is no idle bo ast 

UTH ER E> W I D E N , P r o p .

E le c tric m a ss a g in g a specialty.