COACH S T E W A R T C A S T S WA T CHF U L EYE A T R A L L I E S

ATTEND RALLY 
WEDNESDAY

No. 53

ATTEND RALLY 
WEDNESDAY

VOL. XXIV.

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Fir»l College Daily in the South

AUSTIN, TEXAS, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1923

REGENTS AUTHORIZE NEW MEDICAL BUILDINGS
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Enthusiastic Rooters Anticipate A. &M. Battle In Peppy Rally JO
SELECTION OF

SPIRIT DF TEXAS 
FIGHT 
T B L

Texas Supporters Evidence 
School Spirit at Monday 
Night Rally

[OS CAN'T SIT WITH Gillis

Supported by Crowd Excited 
Rooters Drag Men From 
Co-ed Section at Gym

CO ED TICKET 

SALE HEAVY

Of 

the 

th ree hundred and sixty 
tickets for the reserve co-ed section 
a t the A&M Thanksgiving game only 
about tw enty-five remain unsold, ac­
cording to Miss Olga Anderson, who 
I hese 
has charge of the ticket sales. 
were put on sale S atu rday morning at 
7:30 and within two hours three h u n ­
dred of them had been sold.

Tickets on the special train which 
is to ca rry the co-eds to College S ta ­
tion are also being sold rapidly. These 
tickets may be obtained a t the I ni 
versify Drug Store. Orange Jackets 
are to sell food on the tra in v.hich 
will take the girls to the game, in 
order to make money for startin g a 
scholarship fund and to finish pay­
ing for their uniforms.

VARSITY TO SEND 
REPRESENTATIVES 
I F T
TO COLLEGE 

Penick and Bellmont Will 
Represent Varsity at 
Conference

C A L E N D A R

T u e s d a y
5 : 0 0 p. m., C o w b o y * , M. B.
6 : 4 5 p. rn.. T h e t a 

S i g m a P h i

banquet*

7 p. rn., S o p h o m o r e ba » ket ba l l 

p r a c t i c e , W o m a n ! G y m .

7 p. rn., H o g g L i t e r a r y S o c i e t y , 

L a w A u d i t o r i u m .

7 p. rn., C h r i s t i a n S c i e n c e S o ­

c i e t y, 5 0 7 W e s t 3 5 t h S tr e e t .

7 : 1 5 p. rn., S p e a k e r * ’, Ed. B. 

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W e d n e s d a y 

5 p. rn., R e e d M u s i c S o c i e t y , S. 

Hal l IO.

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5 p. rn., A s h b e l L i t e r a r y S o c i e t y , 

DANCE 

INO BARGE
BT

To Be Held December 5, W ith 
Mandolin Club Furnish­
ing Music

TG BE HELO NEXT MONTH

5 p. rn., S i d n e y L a n i e r L i t e r a r y 

S o c i e t y , M. B . 2 0 4 .

OTHER JUNIORS INVITED

No Changes in Present Rules 
Are Expected for the 
Coming Year

HEIO OF VARSITY

Engineering, Business Adm in­
istration, Education, and 
Journalists May Go

Senior Pictures

D ue for Cactus

In o r d e r f o r t h e C a c t u * t o k e e p 
up w i t h it* » c he du l e e n d b e e d i t e d 
on t i m e , it is n e c e s s a r y t h a t t he 
t a ki ng o f p i c t u r e r f o r t he S e n i o r 
F u e i d a y 
S e c t i o n h e c o m p l e t e d 
to 
ar W e d n e s d a y , 

a c c o r d i n g 

L e w i s N . W h i t e , e d i t o r .

N o p i c t u r e s o f s e n i o r s a nd grad. 
g r a d u a t e s will b e t a o i ta o t a o a i o 
uat e s wli l be a c c e p t e d a f t e r W e d ­
n e sd a y . S e n i o r s w h o h a v e n o t ap- 
prov c d t h e i r p r o o f s at t h e E x ­
t e n s i o n s t u d i o , m u s t d o so b e f o r e 
T u e s d a y n i g h t f o r t h e s t a f f will 
be c o m p e l l e d t o d o it f o r t h e m , 

i t a t e d W h i t e .

Monday n igh t’s thirty minute rally 
proved V a rsity ’s spirit has not n e a r­
ly degenerated, bu t is still resting at 
a high pitch. F o r the first time this 
season young men rooters who p er­
sist in siting in he co-ed rooting sec­
tion were denied th a t privilege.
The new pep which was 

instilled 
into the students last Thursday night, 
the 
and which was manifested by 
the game 
Texas rooting section a t 
S atu rd ay is still in the air 
I his fact 
was proved by the rally last night 
which is the first of a series of three 
coming this week in p reparation for 
the big game on Thanksgiving The 
other 
two will be held Wednesday 
and Friday night

Open House to Be Held Dec. 
8, Perkins Will Give 
Address

“ Where is the bunch,” Shorty May­
er said in s ta rtin g the rally, for the 
attendance was not as good as 
it 
could have been as compared with the 
rallies on last T hursday and Friday 
night But those there were run ning 
over with pep, and they proceeded to 
pour it into the air with everything 
they had behind it.

“ We don’t w ant any of this over- 
confiednet stuff,” Shorty said, “ for 
we ju st have a fifty-fifty break with 
A&M Thanksgiving, and its going to 
take everything th a t we have, and 
everything th a t the team has to win
th a t game.”

“ We cannot stand on the side lines 

G. D. Minick, chairm an of the pro­
gram committee of the B* Hall Asso­
ciation announced the program Mon­
day which will be presented a t the 
annual open house social a t the hall 
on the evening of December 8, be­
ginning a t 8:30 o’clock. The p ro ­
gram consists of selections by 
the 
Mandolin Club; address of welcome 
by C. VV. Perkins, president of the 
B. Hall Association; selections by B. 
Hall q u a rte tte , William G. Camp, di­
re cto r; m arch; solo by Miss Kathleen 
C hrism an; the universal octagon, by 
m embers of the B, Hall Association, 
aesthetic dancing by La Ree P fe i f f e r ; 
selections by the Mandolin Club.

wishing to win,” Shorty declared.

rooters, who have quite made. 

The custom of giving open house
Before and during the course of!.socials each y e a r was d roped rn few 
last 
th e rally' a self-appointed committee ! years ago, and was 
aided bv the sentiment of the crowd,! year- O th er features wi, 
an- 
™ , l e things interesting by tak ing the n o t i c e d as soon as arran g e m e n ts are 
gentlemen 
another name with Coach S tew art 
and Dean Taylor, from 
co ed 
the committee, 
rooting section. As 
walked across the floor to the other 
side of the gym, and returned w , t h | 
th eir prey, they were loudly applaud-, 
ed by both the eds and co-eds.

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Dr. D. A . Penick and L. Theo Bell 
m ont will rep resent 
the University 
c f Texas a t the m eeting of the N a­
tional Intercollegiate Athletic Con 
ference which will be held in A tlanta, 
Georgia, December 27-28, according 
to an announcem ent given out by L. 
Theo Bellmont Monday.
The activities of 

the Association 
are national in their scope, and in 
elude the standardization of college 
athletics throughout the Country. The 
association has power 
change 
rules or to make new ones and uses 
this power to stimulate the interest 
in b e tte r sportsmanship in all line 
of athletics. The organization con­
committees, 
sists of a nu m b er 
of 
in a certain 
each one specialising 
aport.

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‘Students* World** Is Subject 
of Lecture by President of 
University W om en

IO ADDRESS LOCAL C L I

Thursday at l l a. rn. in Girls1 
Study Hall, Varsity Girls 
Will Hear Talk

While the barge on Lake Austin 
sails up the river on Devember 5, tile 
members of the junior academie class 
dance with 
will have an inform al 
music furnished by 
the Mandolin 
Club, according to plans made a t a 
meeting of the juniors Monday. Her 
ache! Murphy, class president, and 
William Pierson, chairm an of com­
mittee appointed to decide the date 
of the barge 
ride, announced that 
tickets for the lake a ffa ir would go 
on sale immediately 
a f te r Thanks­
giving.

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Leaving the dock at the boathouse 
near the dam, the barge will begin 
its journey up the lake at 7:30 and 
will retu rn 
the dock in time for 
the dancers to catch the last street 
car back to the University neighbor­
hood. A rrangem ents m ay be made 
street cars a t the boat landing and 
enable the juniors Lo remain on the 
with the stree t car company to have 
barge and dance until midnight.

of 

the 

assigned

includes Oklahoma, 

Dr. Penick is chairm an 

t e r r i - 1 portunity the public will 

Dr Aurelia H enry Reinhardt, presi­
the 
d ent of the National Associat ion of I 
association, 
seventh district of 
lecture on 
University Women, will 
I exas, 
which 
‘S tu d e n ts’ W orld” a t the University 
Arkansas and Louisiana. 
I he cha ir­
Methodist C hurch Wednesday 
eve­
man of each district re p o rts on the 
ning at 8:15. This is the only op- 
general conditions of athletics in g en­
of 
eral throughout his 
tory. Littlefield is a m em ber of the I hearing Doctor R einhardt du ring her
committee 
the , brief stay in Austin. Noted as an
track activities throughout .he noun- editor and tran slato r, em inent as a 
try. The delegates from V arsity do 
leader ann ng college women, Doctor I
not look for any im p o rtan t change* R einhardt is nationally famous as a;
in rules of any sport fo r the coming | lecturer. Her visit to Austin is an Vt' j ” d'or, ' ‘1)I the engineering, busi 
year, and have expressed themselves opportunity for all interested in high-, 
as not contem plating any move 
receive 
news of much value, according to the 
th a t respect. 
I president of the local organization. Junior 
, 

A committee in charge cf William 
to complete 
Pierson was appointed 
plans for 
the junior ride and will 
make a re p o rt of the details at the
„ f thc
t , 
class
sche.duled for Tuesday> No

d(.,m rt,m,„ts> and also the
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i„ lhe Kirls. study; pate in the barge ride u h u h 

in j cr edu cato r fo r women 

t h a t has charge of 

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hall F o e to r Reinhardt will meet the a f la ,r 
I Austin branch of 
the 
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association I the th ird yea r class of the academie

department but includes the juniors that 

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ht.r e r e c e n t l y . 

A lu n c h e o n in h o n o r o f t h e n a t i o n 

7 7 7 7 
C o-ed c o u n c il h eld its f irs t m e e t 
i n g o f t h e y e a r M o n d a y n i g h t. Miss 
Lucy Newton addressed t&e girls on ai p r u d e n t will be given by the local j 
the subject o f developing their out- brancb at I o’clock. 
All women! 
look, especially urging them to see who have beer, affiliated with a uni- \ V A A t o G i v e P a r t y 
that the girls whom they represented v e r g ^ y are invited to 
the 
attend the talks to be made Tuesday iuncbeon> Reservations may be made
and W ednesday ngiht by Mrs. Carrie with Mis* Lucy J. Newton or Mias
Chapman C at and Mrs. Orelia H enry Go)die p Horton.
Reinhardt. 

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The Faculty Women’s Club will
Several talks were made by pres-! e n tertain with a tea in honor of Doc-

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in H onor of P ledges

Plans have been made by 

the 
WA A Council to en te rta in all m em ­
bers of WA A and all pledges who 
aftern oon are to get their membership points 
the d uring November, in the c< uncil room 
in the W oman’* Gym Thursday from 
3 to 5.

W " m c n W* S ° rK* m " ' - a c c o r d i n g t o t h . p r e s i d e n t o f t h e . c a - S t e e r s o n T h a n k , g i v i n g Way. C o a c h ; p a r t m e n t . 

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junior 

The Steers will be put through a , 

Acting President Dr. WU S. S u t­
ton read his first report to the Uni­
versity Board of Regents, meeting for
Stiff daily practice f e m now u n til! ‘he first time this fall, a t IO o clock 
the dav before 
the Thanksgiving Monday m orn.ng rn the o ff.ee , of the 
game unless present p lan , of Coach president. Routine m a tte r o c c u p ie d 
Stew art go awry. Thc T exas m e n -, th'- g re a te r p a r t of the mormng, and. 
journalism , a n d ! to r realize, that the Long horn, must th keeping with their form er resolu- 
he a t th eir hest to trim the A g g i e ,'l i o n to investigate some d epartm ent 
on Kyle Field despite the laten t F a r - 1 of the University at every meeting, 
mer low to Rice, 
l f S a tu rd a y ', loss the board went through the photo­
e d , a trick, th e wily Aggie coach graphic laboratory of the University
a fte r ad journm ent at 12 o’clock. A 
gained nothing for all Texas knows
committee was appointed to consider 
it will be a different Farmer
future plans for the photography de­

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P r e s i d e n t H. J . L u t c h e r
S t e w a r t w ill b e s a t i s f i e d w ith a n y S t a r k o f O r a n g e p r e s id e d a t t h e m o r n ­
members
all m e m b e r s

< f v i c t o ,.y t h o u g h r be b y t h e b ig se ssio n , a t w h ic h 

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were present.

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N o D e c i t i o n o n President

hlightset of margins.
I Captain Tynes was out 
grid 
I togs yesterday, b u t Bobby Robertson
As yet no notice has been given
who was h u r t in S a t u r d a y s c o n n s , 
action has been taken on the se- 
^ & permanent president of
was not in uniform . Texas co a c h e s^ 
are beginning to fear that the star ^ University, however, it is possible 
q u a rte r will not be able to e n ter the ^
 ^ decision wiU be reached before 
Thanksgiving melee. 
loi ns 
Robertson the Lo 
from the Sooner com bat 

The fact that Tucker Royal!, newly 
member of the b oara to fill

Outside ™ : adjournm ent 0f the meeting. 

em eiged 
gooi , 
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shape. 

Another heavy 

th* freshmen or the - horftorn^. w i ll 
probably be on program for today a , 
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^ atone unturned
 Varsity e)evl.n jn the pink
thc rem. l Bing ten

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' - h Ki(d Couk of San Antonio. 

t he vacancy caused by the death of
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q r w o O L SECTION Tuesday evening. 

l.s< Kd: the Hei,he>, acting heaa 
■ R utrition and health education

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may cause the regents to postpone
action on this m atter.

The meeting adjourned a t 6 o’clock 
I Monday evening to m eet again a t 9 
o’clock Tuesday morning, and again
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It was decided by 
the board t h a t the affairs of the Urn-
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board 
veraity dem anded th at 
moot every third Tuesday 
each 
month 
instead of q uarterly as has 
been the custom.

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THETA SIGMA PHI

The membership drive* which be­
f i s t of October is nearing a
gan the first of October is nearing a j
clo?.-, ami this tea is principally hon* 
ming the prospective member, who 
are now working for points. For tho; 
benefit, of pledges there will be al ays*
fureau cf information in the council! 
room where any girl may obtain “ Hi u i t # u 4 | | 
, inform ation regardin g the point 8ys CHAIRM 

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pointsi allow ed 
tem. points ai towed 
lion in the various , p o r t , and how, o M 
many points may he counted rn each divu*. ^

for participa- 
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of Mothers 
Association in Tyler, November 21.

and P aront-T eacher’s

J have I elude problem , in photography 

parties! Assignments given to the class in-
rn-
volving lighting, time and the vari-
the L u . other c e n , 'ai, o f picture mak- 
S tudents do th e ir own devel- 
. nH ih»v a h o do

The morning madres will be held^w iU be a feature of the education 
held
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at 6 and 8 o’clock at which 
H i e aud 8 e'clock 
at which 
chort m oral in stru c tio n w.l b* g i v e n ., TIbu,i * » ^
Evening Mrv.ee will be held at n .tO .jl n h v r s .ty La, 
Hi* s u h ie e t f o r th e e v e n in g mission cal n u m b e r will also be 

times week program which will 
rime, week program w»,r« w m 
^ h l r c h 

r e n u e r e o . . 

, t e h u r 

a m e r i c a n e d u c a t i o n w e e k
in
American Education Week, 

chosen by 
initiated
the Women’s
be 
,.e 
 ‘ ^ V . t i o n . 1 o b « 'r v .» c e o f ; K a r i a * Club. A b . u , u e t wit! be
A m ^ i - i th e week dedioarid to a renewal o f ‘ held later at the U n iv e r r i.y Com-
‘ i n te r e s t in our educational life, h a s’ m o n ,. A newspaper motif and fr«-
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which the people of Texas are urged j Tuesday a t 5 : 3 0 at 

T h eta Sigma Phi will ba 

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BATTS TO SPEAK

Judge R. L. B a tt’* speech, “ The
University Makes for Democracy,

m o m to start
DUTIES HEDE SOON

Instructor Attains Prominence 
for Literary Work in 
Magazines

William B. Mowery, who was an
instructor in English at t h . L m v er. ^

fity tart year an w '
Philadelphia and other e r ic a durn* 

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literary work for 
turned to Austin and 
duties as an
Christmas. 

in structo r here 

News of the Death of Byron 
J. Snyder Received 
Here

aw t h e 
News has j u s t been received at the idents of various organizations on the 
U niversity of the death of Byron J- campus, and it was decided to meet 
Snyder, recently appointed professor two weeks from Monday for the put 
of 'm etallurgy in the School of Mines pose 0f organization and election of 
and M etallurgy in El Paso, succeed- officers.
Jmg S. H. Worrell, resigned. Snyder j 
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took his degree from the University
0f Missouri School of Mines and Mot 

p k 0 , 0 j j r a D h v W o r k
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Professor Mowery has a r ra g 

have two of h i, r e te n t s t o n e , p u d - ■ 
Ii.heil in Youth's Companion and h a , j h a , no t yet. nee
had a number of article, publi»hed in 

adventure 
stan ar pu 
several y e a r . in the F a r N 
w rit*, mostly of th a t p art 

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D o n e b y S t u d e n t s

h'is has been giving courses in similar in-1 
; , M u tto n s over the country. He came 
fail and had 
(to Texas early in the fall and had 
t e r m s 

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to not completed his first 

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Practical photography is one of tho
course* offered by Dr. J. M. Kuehm*,
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; ^ r u c tio n in El Paso. The vacancy bf.ad 0f the d ep a rtm en t of physics 
a n
n..,u 
. W i n n i e * and 
p r in t in g 
arc 
printing 
Both developing and 
taught. The prerequisites for 
this 
course are two courses in chemistry. 
Two lectures are given each week, 
and individual lab ora to ry work 
is 
done. 
Every student has his own 
dark room, fully equipped, and his
own camera.

GOV ERN M ENT SEMINAR

North and! Government student! attending the
sem,nar last night heard
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with the 
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University who h a , received reeog- >» d^*H with t h . 
nition for his literary work is Dr. th at nave come in 

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various 

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p „ . . y H. Ha m - h o h a , - C; na' ^ ^ X artE 

in su 'u U r ' W right, 

subject which Marlin 
ifniversity Press. Dr. Johnson was (subject which Martin 
ing is one th a t has been little touched joptng and printing, and th y 
and the promise for productive w ork ,w ork in enlarging, re
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is very good. 

with the University for a num ber of 
years and 
the 
University of California.

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la i n v e s t i g a t i n g .

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Members 

Thursday 

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to r Reinhardt 
from 4 
to 6.
Georgetown branch of the National 
Association of University Women will 
be the guests of the Austin chapter 
during the visit of the national lead-

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CATHOLICS HOLD
WEEK’S MISSION

Rev. Richard S. C artw right, Paul- 
ist will conduct a mission a t St. A us- j 
tin ’s chapel during the week of Nov- j 
em ber 18 to 25. Both Catholic and
non-Catholic students of the Univer- j 
L i l y are invited to attend the sermons; 
by fa th e r C artw right, who is a mis- 
sionary of wide experience, according 
to F ath er Latchford. 

Election to Fill Vacancy Per­
manently May Be Post­
poned Indefinitely

Board Decides That Affairs 
Require More Frequent 
Sessions

STEERS 

PRAGT1GE 

T U R K E Y

Final appropriations were author- 
' ‘.zed at the afternoon session of the 
meeting of the University Board of 
Regents, for the construction of an 
adm inistration and museum building 
costing more than $300,000, and a 
heating plant in connection, estim ated 
at $8,000, at the Medical Branch of 
the University, located a t Galveston, 
according to a member of the board.
Plans have been given to H erb ert 
the University,
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Classic Only Ten Days A w ay; I With the statem ent th at the building
vvKi/-n
committee is open for bids, which 
should be turn ed in before J a n u a ry 
14.

Stewart Realizes Bat­
tle Ahead

Green, architect of 
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Authorize Re*erxe*

Authorization was also granted the 
game, fUh, and oyster committee to 
have pl i s approved by the attorney- 
ting aside a large trac t of 
general S' 
land local 
. in the Breckenridge ad­
dition for the purpose of establishing 
a fish and game preserve. This land 
will be for the express purpose of 
fu rtherin g the interests of the zoo­
logical d epartm ent of the University. 
More than $100,000 were approp ri­
ated im this use, according to the 
chairman.
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S u t t o n Gi v e * R e p o r t 

Longhorns Go Through Hard 
Scrimmage W ith Little­
field’s Frosh

Practice behind barred gates will 
be the schedule for 
the Longhorn 
^ridders fo r the rest of the year, a n ­
nounced Coach “ Doc” S tew art yes­
terday. Varsity was pu t through a 
strenuous practice consisting of a 
heavy scrimmage with the freshmen 
to iron out the kinks resulting from 
the Oklahoma game.

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t h e y h a v e n e v e r w o r k e d b e ­
f o r e daring t h e c o m i n g w e e k . 
T h e L o n g h o r n s will a l s o f i g h t 
w i t h a Tho p e r c e n t f i g h t on 
I t is up to V a r - 
T h a n k s g i v fug. 
gity students to g o out and h e l p 
I ho p e r cent, 
t h e m fight not 
b u t 2 0 0 p e r cent, th** 2 0 0 p e r 
c e n t f i g h t t h a t will h e neces­
sary if the Longhorns boat t h e 
A g g i e s on K y l e f i e l d .

ion* of Other*

SCHOOL S P IR IT

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pastor of the church.

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the 
week-end. He was accompanied by 
form erly Mary 
his wife, who was 
Louise Steele of San Antonio.

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t Saturday's results leave the con­
ference title more clouded than ever. 
Three teams are still tied for first 
place and unless all signs fail two 
will be undefeated after Thanksgiv­
leaders, S. M. U. 
ing Two o f the 
and Texas l l . repelled invaders from 
the Sooner State while Baylor was 
idle.

Although the longhorns are 

idle 
this week awaiting the Turkey-day 
clash with fKe Farmers at College 
Station, Varsity fans will not be 
football. 
without choice morsels of 
Two clashes of 
be 
staged, the freshmen tangling with 
the Shorthorns Wednesday in their 
annual combat; engineers and laws 
battle Friday 
intramural 
for 
championship. Both games will be 

interest will 

the 

played on Clark Field.

As matter'' now stand 

the year­
lings stack up favorites to trim the 
shorthorns by a margin of two touch­
downs. Coach Moore’s men made a 
poor showing against 
the Dummies 
last week, while the frosh are show­
ing improvement under the tutelage 
of Littlefield in every test. Several 
of the Shorthorns, including Captain 
Mickey Hart, are on the injured roll.
Last year the Shorthorns emerged 
from the rear and nosed out the men 
of ’26. This season many o f the 
same men, now on 
the Shorthorn 
.quad will fight as never before to 
make ’2? bite the dust. Coach S te­
wart will watch the game with 
in­
terest as it will be from these squads 
that many of the 1924 Longhorns 
must come.

Girl Reserve*

Is V esper T opic

“ Girl re se rv e work is the n a tio n . 
al and in te r n a tio n a l m ov em en t for 
the t e e n - a g e girls which is part of 
the Y o u n g W o m e n ’s Christian 
M o v e m e n t,” said Miss Esther D ay- 
mon, n a tio n a l s e c r e ta r y of the YW 
CA girl r e se rv e work, who spoke at 
V esp er s M onday on “ T rain ing of 
the L e a d e r .”

through 

f o llo w in g 

M ist D a y m o n told that the girl 
l e s e r v e work was part o f the YW 
CA with a lead er 
an 
ideal. S he said that a leader was 
fo llo w in g , can 
o n e who, 
lead the w ay. 
It is the leadersh ip 
o f the h eart and head o f train in g 
and u n d er sta n d in g and directing 
of e n e r g y . R e fe r r in g to 
leaders 
who f o llo w e d an ideal, she told of 
the sp eak er w ho is to 
here 
W e d n e s d a y , Dr. A urelia H en ry 
R ein h ard t, p resid en t of 
the N a ­
tional A sso c ia tio n 
o f U n iv ersity 
W om en .

be 

Miss D a y m o n 

is a gra d u a te of 
Dr. 
Mills C o lle g e , C a liforn ia . 
R ein h ard t w as p resident of Mills 
C olle ge w hen Miss D a y m o n w as in 
school.

Rachel S u m n e rs led 

the d e v o ­
t i o n a l and Inez Mills p la yed a 
violin solo, “ R o m a n ce in A , ’’ (an 
Indian L ove S o n g ) .

“ L e r o y ” and “ S tu b b y ,” the L o n g ­
horn A ll-S o u th w e ste r n m ascots, 
in T e z a s 
w er e the happiest kids 
they 
said 
S a tu r d a y night. T h ey 
had an off-day up at W aco, but 
th e y w ere “ righ t” S atu rd ay.

“ If Captain Tyne*, Sprague, and 
Newell are able to play against A&M 
Thanksgiving, the 
longhorns will 
have a 50-50 chance of winning,” 
stated Coach Stewart Monday.

D ick B u rn s, playing on the end 
p o sitio n S a tu rd ay, made th in g s hot 
H e 
for the O klahom a 
p layed a star gam e t h r o u g h o u t the 
c o n t e st .

Indians, 

said 

Before 

Someone has 

that “ music 
soothe* the savage breast.’’ The Ok­
lahoma team Saturday &as composed 
Indians are sav­
largely of Indian-. 
the game, Dorothy 
ager. 
Fisher’s Orange J ac huts sang oae of 
their favorite songs. The music was 
too much for the Oklahomans. 
It 
took some of the fight out of them, 
and the Longhorns trampled over the 
Sooners at will. Therefore the girls 
deserve much of the credit for the 
victory.

Library Inspected by

O klahom a Professor

Oscar Eckhardt played 

the 
game of his career Saturday.

best
The

Indian* threw their tommyhawks and 
arrow* at him but to no avail.

Saturday was the first time the! 
Orange Jackets and the Greenhorns: 
have appeared at a game this year. |j 
They made a m od favorable imprts-j 
sion.

J u d g in g from the sp lendid w s y 
Oscar 
sig n a ls 
S a tu r d a y , w e b elie v e th a t h e has 
b een tak in g P ublic S p e a k in g 105.

Eckhardt 

called 

There will be a special section at 
the A&M game of 360 girls, led by 
Miss Anna Hiss. Her section prac­
ticed on the Indians Saturday. What 
they will do to the Farmers will be a 
plenty.

The result o f the Owl-Aggie game 
does not fool the Longhorns. As 
Coach Stewart said, the one ambition 
in life of the Farmers is to beat Tex­
as. The Aggies will be harder than 
ever to win from.

Bully Gilstrap played a good game 
is 
in the backfield Saturday. He 
strong on both the offense and de­
fense.

A m o n g the visitors at the gam e 
S a tu r d a y w a s Jin x T u ck er of W aco, 
star sports w rite r for 
the W aco 
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Jin x sa y s that the 
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Miss Margaret J. Mitchell, asso­
ciate professor of History in the Ok­
lahoma University, who was down 
with the Sooner team, visited 
the 
archives and investigated the Garcia 
colection. She believes the opportu­
nity offered by this collection for re­
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It is her desire that the south­
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western universities work 

for 

the 

schedule 

co-ordination.

A grudge battle between two an­
cient rivals is Friday’s program. The 
intramural championship is at stake 
and Perigrinus 
so that both Alec 
have everything to gain and nothing 
to lose. Both squads are known to 
be hard, clean fighters and a real 
battle is a certainty. The engineers
isjhave defeated the Pre-Meds and the 
jaWH havt, bin one earned
victory to their credit, their win in 
the sem i-finals coming through a for­
feit by the Journalists.

From a conference viewpoint the 
Texas season may end in a tragedy. 
Faring the hardest 
ever 
tackled by a conference team, they 
have so far, except the tie with Bay­
lor, come o ff unscarred. However, 
any way in which the Ixmghorns can 
establish an unchallenged claim to 
the conference title is inconceivable. 
Should the Steers bowl over their
traditional Farmer rivals, which 
more or less an uncertainty, 
would be1 forced to divide the South­
western honors with the winner of 
the
the tilt at Dalian. Admittedly 
greatest eleven in 
Southwest, 
Texas, by a cruel trick of fate can­
not win the undisputed honor in its 
own state.
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traded their greatness Saturday by I the game but 
handing the Oklahoma Sooners th ejjeag^ 
small end of a 26-14 score. Not u n til. breaks.
substitute* entered the fray did th©! 
toters score. Tb s result is another D 
tribute to “ Doc” Stewart’s coachin g;D a n d £ 
the Longhorns; 
ability for most of 
who started the game were in poor; 
condition and Captain Tjnwi 
re­
mained on the sidelines. The offen ­
sive play of Eckhardt and Marley 
was chiefly responsible for the vic­
tory.

There will be no favorite in F ri­
day's game as there 
to 
choose. The last games won by the
law- 
, finalists were close ones; the 

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Member* of the Longhorn Band 
are working hard preparing for the 
to manager 
A&M game, according 
Erwin F. Smith. The band will ap­
pear at all the rallies, sixty strong, 
and assist the yell leader in instilling
proper spirit into the Texas root

in most 
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Miss Mitchell is a football enthu­
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Morrison** Mustangs playing foot-
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points chiefly because they did not
particularly desire more. 
After 
scoring a touchdown they were sat-j 
i>fi*-d to play defensive whi«h they
did to perfection, the Oklahoma Ag­
gies failing to register a first down.
Rice Springs Big Surprise!

All the fireworks o f the day ex 
plod cd at Houston when Rice aecom 
pUshed the impossible by winning 
their biggest game, that with the 
Farmers. Breaks were responsible 
for the victory but Rice exhibited 
and 
its best work of the 
showed in Hale, a star wing man.

season 

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cess and Arbuckle** job is 1000 per 
cent safer than IT wan on the night 
o f October 27 when the San Marcos 
Norm alites outscored the 
feathered 
bird*. On the other hand, Bible has 
a herculean tasE 
in preparing the 
Aggies for the Thanksgiving game. 
The Farmer line seems satisfactory, 
but in Knickerbocker the Aggie men­
tor has the worst quarter In the con­
ference. His other backs are not ex­
ceptional but will do considering the 
greatness of his line.

Baylor and Arkansas were 

idle 
Saturday. The Bears’ game with 
School o f Mines was cancelled by 
the 
latter and Bridges was unable 
to fill in a TJ A A. team. Arkan­
sas is preparing for their annual bat­
tle with Phillips which takes place 
Friday at Muskogee. T. C. U. suc­
cumbed to Howard Payne, a T I A.A. 
cloven.

It .eem s that 

a non-confeicnee 
team will also have a claim to the 
all Southwest 
laurels. Centenary 
Collage has piled up 342 points to 
their opponents’ 36, and has only 
been defeated by Boston College in 
rn gam e where the Gentlemen regis­
tered more first downs. Saturday, 
B o’* team scored an imprest i t* 34-0 
victory over Southwestern University 
Two ga rn ce remain on their program, 
O glethorpe and Louisiana Poly and 
if com parative scores mean anything 
the Gentlem en Should register com­
fortable victories in both clashes.

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“very man who expects to make 
the A&M trip and march across Kyle 
Field with the Longhorn Band must 
attend these rallies,” said Smith, “ in 
order for the band to appear and 
play its best before the many thou- 
~I sands of spectators w*ho will view the 

Thanksgiving gam e.”

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It makes your allowance 

do.

Stone Bracelets, all col­
ors—
$ 3 . 0 0 »o $ 1 5 . 0 0

—— JfiEU

Diam ond Merchants 
T h e Hallm ark Store 
618 Congress Ave.

And Now Comes 
Christmas

W ith th e fellow ship, good feeling a n d u n selfish n ess c h a r­

acteristic of th a t seaso n of th e y ear.

It is a cu sto m d e m a n d e d b y th e sp irit of C h ristm a s, th a t 
It is a 

gifts shall b e e x c h a n g e d on th is occasion. 
b e a u tifu l cu sto m a n d a g ro w in g one.

M uch of th e satisfac tio n of giving is lost w h e n on e m u st 
jo in th e m a d th ro n g of L a te -B u y e rs d u rin g th e few 
w e e k s b e fo re D e c e m b e r 25th.

M uch of th e satisfac tio n of giving is g ain ed w h e n one p u r ­

chases gifts e a rly — even now .

T h e m e rc h a n ts of A u s tin h a v e m u ch of th e ir C h ris tm a s 
goo ds in sto ck now . T h e y invite y o u to co m e a n d 
,
insp ect th e ir offerings. 

v 

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