TI IK DAILY TEXAN

C O L L E G E 

D A I L Y 

S O U T H

F I R S T 

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\ l S T I N. T E \ A S , W E D N E S D A Y , F E B R U A R Y 2 5 , 1 9 1 1

V A R S in BAND

RIIS DELIVERS

g iv e s c o n c e r t

NOTED LECTURE

H u n n r u t t s Vft it H a t e NS ell Balant ed F am ous S ettlem ent W orker of New

Proyram I•> Bender Tonight in 
Vuditorium.

\ orb Speaks on “ I he Battle 
With the Slums.”

N o . I I H

L E T T E K E S ON SOCCER.

REGENTS VISIT 

NS. Powell " i l l Vddress Freshman 

(.v m n t'iu m t lasses Today on Un- 
English SjHirt.

A lecture on soccer will fie given by I 
T W Powell in the lu d .to riu m of th e 
law building at a p. r n . V\ ednesday.

Mr. Powell, who h a - tu rn e d ou t o u r I 

successful soccer team this y e a r, will 
talk to th e fre shm e n a bout the differ-
He will dis­
in England.

„ ent phases of th e game.
as played 

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GOV. COLQUITT 
ON BUSINESS

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o f 

0.000 Ile-

tich . Incurred by His \ eto, I P to 
Him for D isposal— T ransacts 

Routine B usiness.

Vol. XIN

lo ng h o rns t o o k

t r a c k m e e t a t 
d a l l a s e a s il y

Varsity Team 
U 

, 
Total oi

| 

Seconds,

Won 65 P o in ts O ut ol 
. 
 Seven F i r s t s , Five

r

l o u r T hird P la c e s.

Hitter Cold.

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C O N S T IT U T IO N U N H 'I I H.

New C onstitutio n Recommended by 

Board of Director* 

\ct t-pled 

b\ G lee ( I uh.

The am e n d m en ts to the c o nstitu to r
of the G e rm a n Club recommended i y

I,nard of 

vs, w h it’ a •

the club yesterday. 

published in The Texan a week ai '.
wet e adopted at a genera! m eetm i
Since the*"
of 
immediately, a
changes 
m eeting of the new directors of the
th*
ilub, which m u -' be elected 
been called to take
The

take effect 

t > 

lows:
Southw est rn,

Baylor, T 

From ; 

is foul I O.at 

place

third place

olds vv ere 
that the 
such ai 
the met
der 

the 

, 
Feb. 2 4 .-W .th the fl.at<M.nities- ha.

. 

Dallas

in?, and w 

a ?ale ’ a
marrow 

^ 
eXa .. 

h an g in g 

a ro u n d 27 de- pjaee a t j .oq tod ay in r<> m 12* 

theim ‘ 
gree 

. ' ]x <n0W flakes slow ly fall- books o f the r e t i n - g -w • -m ry -tre a .
th a b itin g w ind b lo w in g | u r e r will be audited and the new pre>i

ut a chill to th e very 

dent ratified.

tra c k m e n ’s bones,
tracK m en s 

the 
Tau 1)e| ta and Kappa Sigma fratet
won the tr a c k m e e t h ere n jt jes drew for places in ti e otativi

A t the m e e tin g yesterd ay the I'* I ta 

lo n g h o r n s won a 

total 

. oheme of officers 

I 

' e F e t a 

I

to a combined score of 

' M u . d re w .. M b .d a n and th - k . p r -

‘ ■ 

,0(!s; 
of ^ I" 
-{I for an he. com petitors. 

.,'U 

sCore b e m a drew twelHh.

be 

fol- *

<«*'r :\ZTTtZ i WRESTLERS IN

points;

PRELIMINARIES

12; Daniel B a k e r , 9; 

b ee, <>; P olytechnic, I.

.rnm ary of places won, it 

Texas won sev en first 

Turner’s Men E ngage in Daily Bout­

second places anti 

loin 

in E lim ination 

t oiliest-> 

in 

But even th e n , no rec-

Basement of “ N.”

broken ow ing to th e 

tact

1)ittet cold w e a th e r offered 

te a m 

impediment 

Prelim inai ie 

circum stances,

a i t i t l i n g 
..

to th e w o rk of
n u the whole, h o w e v e r, un- 

fol the selection of . 
to meet Nebia.-kt
th e men U niversity in March are moving i o ­
M-
showed P wt‘u a n d . * * ve ^ ^ f u t u r e 0. A. Building, under the supervision
better t h u g s to follow in
semi-finals 
of Coach T u rn e r. The 
cill close T h u rs d a y afternoon; and 
the finals will take place in the Main 
A uditorium S a tu r d a y evening. OI th« 
quad of f o rty -fo u r candidates a largi 
lumber has been eliminated already.

South- 
1., sec-
U Collins, A. & M„ sec­

wa! d in the basem ent of the 

,.i mii events, w ith th e ir re-

1 0 0 -Yard Dash — G r a h a m , 

suits, were as follows.

The uiffe 

m eets.

. 

we.-tei 
ond; Gar et. Rice, third.

2 ')0 -Yard Run — G r a h a m ,

; < "'lins, A. & M d Mitchell.

S outh-

One of the best m atches held so far 
was t h a t betw een the w elterw eight-, 
I Giles and Elm ore, Monday, in w h im 
T e x a s ; Giles th re w his opponent two falls in

Run— Scu r lock,

iV M.; G ra h a m , S o u th w e s t- 

jo m inutes.

M 

- C o v e r A. & M .i M a th is , 

Texas: M 1 tis, T exas.

Mathis, T e x a s; M o rris, T e x - ; lig htw eight 

mJ w . 

' t “ v!ot " i t a r i e l B a k v r; 
. M - ’O - H . i r , T e xa s. 
V 

] n th e m atches yesterd ay mui h in-
erest w as m anifested , and several 
n 
t t 
rood wTrestles 
th rew 
welter-

took place. 

Shelmire 

event,

tw o 

falls;

K rueger

Oudley 

th re w 

(-unmnirham

lw, Sam erville threw

A- & M

w t \ 
’ ' 
**° 

Half

I

IV fit

a t

- 15

B a n d is t o g i v e a co
t h e a n i d i t o r
: .er - 
a d

Bu i l di r ir

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i r v t d ; b 

u t <1

u r i n e

he p;

l at wi l l i

i --A ii
a 1
f eel <
: •
T h e p r o y r ; i m ’n e g i n s

a i d i t o r s 

o s e v fi( 
) 

i Xp e e l

the University 
iii cert of ten nam 
■i im of the Main 
be 
mission will 
: the interm ission, 
for any donut ions 
to give, 
prom ptly at "bla. 
to get 
-eats are 
i r Iy , as an oxcep- 
mce is expected to

di>posed 

T h
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i i U

v i -* t ■ d * 11

" a i i v la
-en t

Hun 
od p

ta -te

to 

feels 

the light 

announces a well 
that 
iii 
dc suitable 
the 
e prt>gram includes
from 
in 
a unique grand op
I. \ * ! \
in est ut 
the 
he 
m u d bv

ti\ el t I re 
cited to Ii 
ti 
f. It 
i- 
ev el 

!>'*

t ; uiiges t coned 
■ I * band.

The p ro g ra m follow 
A ll lf I It I; 

i y i a no” 1 ’vei t lire. ..
Ti n* SS :!i - t l f ) a n i l H i t
Gypsy J o h n 
.........
j ti,. I n t l I na! tonal R u 
■Grand * tp e ra ” 

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I 
ir. B,ich I 
A Pry rn i 
Dog
. I IU ' it- rn * lay j 
. . I r v mg Bel Ii- I

and G Peeler

( omet Si lo Facilitii 

J. H i r t manr i

W a l t e r S. llu n n ic u tt 
The A dm iral” M a r c h . . Friedm ann
S hlepegrell
Rcct-plion” o v e r t u r e 
Bullard 
Bot - I ord

tv intel* Sos g. .. . I rederick 
SIU'i v Bells” Interim*/./*
S ta r Spangled Banner.

B A N Q U E T t e n d e r e d

t o D K . W O O D I N K F 

BY < IN i rs ( LUB

 

 

 K,onon,i-t Speak

of Municipal l eague in Speech 

of G row th 

at 

the I tri-kill Hotel on 

Mondav.

The < ivies < luh v u s host at a ban 

(,uet 

tendered in honor of Dr. ( . R.

I nterm i-sion.

a- slum s of our cities.

22" Hurdles— L ittle fie ld , 

T e x a s , heavyw eight 

I T" K

h

r

r

tom orrow

In

 

r
tw enty men were pre se n t and enjoyed 

"

 Monday a 

Haines, A. r M.; J o rd a n .

lab ii 

I ut 1:30 Imlay •" Koom

T hrow — N iblo, T e x a s;

meet to n ig h t.

OFFICIAL NOTICES

All new d irectors of 

th.- G erm an 

G e r m a n i a .

G e rm an ia L ite ra ry Society will not 

The J u n io r Week linaneier.- a i t 

Room 218 a t 12:30 
m a rsh a ls fo r M arch 2d celebration.

today 

to elect 

A. tV M 
H id 

T im e r, Daniel B a k e r.

J n i p H am ilton,

T e x a s ; 

tie

betwit M 11 hews of T e x a s a n d T a r- 

ner ot I iii ii it*I Hiikcr*

Hit 

I nip G a r n e tt, Rice; B aker,

Bu vs1 

L ' e. A. & M.

Texa•. Berry, te xa s.

In 

.Jordan, T e x a s ; B rau m ille r,

A. r, M . Berry. Texas.

Hun 

Jor<ia: 
Re 
rc -u - 
aid * 
R(1-- 
a> he! 
dey, D 
plate . 

I x:i s ; Isaac, B ay lo r.

\. vV M. won, a n d w a s rep-
y Peabody, C ov er, Jon es
T ex as cam e second, with
tv. Mela sky a n d Scurlock
>i t- e n ta tiv e s . B e ttis , Ro
rn and M o e rn e r won th ird

’ South w estern.

a -bort talk from Mr. Woodruff. He 

.poke of the g io w th of the Municipal

i.e. gue, of which hi 

i 

ti"' s e c re ta ry .'

ii,. 

bowed how 

that 

from being 

f.,I Hied foi the promotion of honesty, 

few years, 

th 11 
it ha>l v radually hroadeiu d un­
til the piohlem - of the city had conn 
*o be b e tte r m anaged. Then, in the 
th e watchword ha- 
last 
beeotne efficiency. 
P e pointed oat 
: ; 
the plan of < o tn m i- -mn govern 
i | i ! t all(i „f the city m a n a g e r plan 
was certainly being g re a tly enhanced | m ent in

t ior
!•!.• m f..im a tio n is 
y a r d i n g the child labor conditions, 
he possibilities of m a k in g the school- 
ouse the c en te r of com m un ity life, 
for hygienic environ 
he necessity 
both the com m unity and the

that 

the cit! 

omc

the active bitore 

by 
/t i:> w e.e ta k in g in the problems of
municipalit ie

cussion of 

After the luncheon an informal dis­
the m any civic problems
W oodruff by

Th,* two nu n in c h a rg e of the ex- 
iibit- will r e tu r n to A ustin to day an ! 
iii be in a position to give a report
ti th e ir exhibits and of the in te rest 
I,own in them.

Notice, Boxers.

T he r e g u la r boxing class m eets to- * ere discussed with Mr 
the m em be r , of th e club

J a y a t 5 in Law BuildinK- 

M XNY CACTI SO LD.

Im p o , t a n t _ t e ^ i

 of ^

 Y O , M I S O O S J S T . KNS H O M ,

Professor of English Literature Has 
Been in C alifornia Delivering 
Some Lectures.

W ord came y e ste rd a y 

from M a 
S ta rk Young, ad ju n c t professor of 
General L ite ra tu re , who has been fo r 
the last two weeks in C alifornia de- 
l i m i n g a .-erie- of 
the 
t h a t he ha- s ta rte d on Ins re 
((rama 
t u r „ 
t r i p to A ustin an d wdl ^
home within a few days. Lelam •

lectu re- on 

 

At r, o’clock y e s te r d a y a f te r n o o n C l u b . t h i s a fte rn o o n at

’ 

Milton D a n ie ls bu sin e ss m a n a g e r for 
. s ta te d t h a t 449 copies of 
Th" « 
><>k h ad been o r d e r e d on the 
the ye 
f i a t a 
of the c a m p a ig n fo r orders. 
This i 

 

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

U n iv e rsity Violin < I uh

r e g u la r m eeting tm - -

^ Girl.-’ Study Han.

a good s t a r t a n d by th e end noon a t 4 . - > J ______

F r e s hmen. Look.

t v 

, - t u d e n t 

of the week it IS hoped t o h a v e a l 
s i g n u p for a top. 
least 
and - 
times more. A t t r a c t i v e poi*- 
ter.s ha e I, en placed in conspicuous 
place- a a1 with th is a d v e r tis in g no 
diffic v i- expected in se llin g more 
usual n u m b e r o f books. Ta- 
than 
be in the c o rr id o r s all this p r o m p tly 5 <> 
hies wi 
week 
- -tu de n ts m a y s ig n up for 
as nu.- 

- ..pies a s d e sire d . 

er of books, 

' 

", 

E v e ry 

. 
fprred to baseball, na- 
tr a c k , ct. 
is e x p e c t e d 

t o 

,vork, 
] jaVc A u dito ii 
l a - Law A u d i t o r i a ^ 

A U m em bers o f 

w hether 

ti a n s

t j,, jj Wre.-t-

ta k in g 

« V- 
—

regular 
^ 
t
at
Bellmont. 

\ I H E N A E U M M E E T S . 

ex pect to e n te 
o r ’ S ta t* 
or

e

u 

. r e s t i n g 

w * 

A 
p r o g r a m w a s given 
reg ular m e e tin g of th e Aine- 
at t h i 
l a s t n ig h t 
naeum I te ra ry Society 
All Sophomore Academicand 
Quite a few m e m b e rs w e r e p re s e n t.
despite 
. 
eet
deal of n .te restin g m a t t e r w a s devel- f a w s a r e requested to rrnt 
oped ir. the debate. T h e p r o g r a m was 
IMI follows: 
0ra oi....................................C. E. McGaw 
Declamation 
H. H. W a s h in g to n
Debat,■: R e l i v e d , t h a t u n d e r e x istin g 

t h e cold w e a th e r. A good Sophom ore 
i l Z y I S ophom ore 
“ Aava " LaWS a re req

f m a k i n g f i n a l p l a n s
e next M o n d a y

to n ig h t a t 7 :lo for the

E n g i n e e r -

_ tkni* action Mliue^1 
i

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J JS 

co M i , r n , the B o a rd of R e g e n ts are ; 
rev I „ 
to be ommended f o r t h e i r action n
in erecting 
te m p o r a r y 
s t r u c ­
ture 
t h e c a m p u s . A ffir m a tiv e , 
A. G. Uhl, H. T. N e e ly ; negative,
Rube P arten , P au l B row n . 

th e 

» 

dent.

Extempore S p e e c h . 

 

F* Wilie

’ 

Univ,-! 

A thenaeum who 
^
nte stg, meet in _ponse 

 Hog„ , Peace Young-, le c tu re s; and it s a - rn 
t0 

, 
.t>, and the C l o v e r
^ Califo nia in p a rtic u la r, hav*
t e e , . "urgent in th e ir requests for Mr.
.
in vita tio n

the num erous 
" T v e D t h a t he finally d e f i e d 

^ f f t a r n ^ n I " 

to

? o ’ctockrterYou m u st be there to get 
t 0’cl0 ck- You m u st b
jntQ t he contest. 

*
Rlalock. 

ciotn.- 

. •

 

raake the 
T k e 
I ike ss

-Vera! o th e r profes-or< in the

I U niv ersity of T e xa s. Mr. Young 
U nive rsity of T e x a s. Mi Y oung 

is
is

stud ents, vapidly w inning

J u n io r 

tion in his chosen field, 

. Room a u e n tly doe- he receive ir r i t a t i o n s u*
k at di.- :a n t and 

t oted college

m 

' 

_ i-__ a.i/1 a# t* crrAtt nam -

P 

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. . . . .

T} 
' 

in the pa st. 

wijj be no m eeting of 

In this. a s in previous 
in tm*, «*- 
kM.wpver Mr. Young has con- 
him self to hi- chosen field o f
in p a n i c .tor. and sub je. ta
in »P(U>nl
u m but ^ / ^ T h u r - d a y of -pocial lite ra r y interest in g e n e ra l

the 
the 
to n ig h t or. account o, th* 
cnriety Wilt 
T hu rsd ay

tou rs, howexei,

, x 

e

on 
° " 
I t is
*» 

meet 
nigh t. 
hers be p rese n t a t this time

‘TmportanT^hat ak mon,- 
time. Presi-

" .......

Grace Byrne is apending a few

w armer.

d ay s a t the T h e ta House.

W E A T H E R R E P O R T .

U n iv e rsity o b se rv a to ry up to 

6 p. rn. y e ste rd ay .

T e m p e r a tu r e : M aximum, 70;

minimum, 27. No rainfall.

F o re c a st 

for T od ay: 

F a ir ;

LL
rn

e»m*

U*i«

of
T
i J 
p n f 
d r |

it,
Ie

1 1 1

ii I

rn I 
f n l
n ( \
t h e !
ha!

lh

nj
lr hi

ll

l e i
hU

Mr. Ja c o b A Kiis, the fa m o u s set-
v 
\ o r k City, a 

New 
dem ent worker of New l o r n v.uy. “ | ^ 

. 

lose friend and ardent supporter of 
x President Roosevelt, and one of his ^ lie g e s . The rules of the game will 

mo-1 useful co-workers while mayor he pe.ken of, and explanation of th*rn I 

rher<l it j, tho important sport of the j 

Solution of the problem of finance 
f ^ ^ University of Texas has been 
^ o„ (Jo%. q g Colquitt The
P
f
Hoard of R e g e n ts, a f t e r m e e ting here

I 
's incus 

lecture,

f New York City, will deliver his f a ­
the 
Slum s " in th,, a u d ito riu m of th e Main 
Mr 

The B attle W ith 
luditorium of the 
Building tom orrow a t 7 250 p. rn.
Ibis i- a recognized a u th o r ity on con- Mr. Powell will speak of the organ! mtH,| l n f th e d e fic it of $350,000 which
Rl.( rm , n,.x t yt,Hr because of his

In add.tion T u e sd ay morninR. called on G o vernor
( 0h piitt in a body to discuss plan* for

the slum s of our /aition of soccer d u b s , and point out 

will be given where it 
In th is way a g en e ra l knowledge of j 
th e Kame ean be obtam ed. 
to th is ex p la n a tio n of the g a m e i u e l t , 

is necessary, 

bit ions prevalent in 
g re a t cities and especially 
d u rn - of New Y ork; he has w aged a 

the 

in 

the great benefit derived from them.*
T h e g ro w th of the g am e in A m erica

tv lone b a ttle a g a in s t vicious living nod « » 

h-'"' « ' » b* U" K h ' ,‘

th e 

in which 

: nd u n s a n ita ry , not to say d e g ra d in g , 
po verty- 
ondition* 
- ! rieken inhabitant.- of the slum d is­
tr ic ts of our g r e a t cities a r e th row n.
His knowledge of his subject comes 
■vim first hand observation and stud}.
Mr. Riis will add i n te r e s t and real 
-rn to his discussion by use of stere- 
.pticon views depicting 
the 
in 
lienee hi*
it actu ally 
‘urns as 
is.
 v
* 
t u 111 o « ^ • v 
ct ore will be a v erita b le sto reho use 
f valuable in fo rm a tio n to practically
e n tire U niversity com m unity

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

life 

 

TOM BALL CLUB 

WILL BE FORMED

M eeting to IU- Held Tonight for 

Students Interested in Race 

for Governor.

Besides being a le c tu re r of note, Mr. 
His is a u th o r of a g r e a t numl»er of 
tM.ks, dealing for th e m ost p a r t with T h o m a s II. Ball f o r the g u b e r n a to ria l 

to r iUni, th e r e will be a m e e tin g of the j 

in te re ste d 

tu d e n ts 

race 

the 

in 

 

T o n ig h t a t 7:15* 

in th e l a w Audi

may av
veto of the second y e a r ’s a p p r o p r ia ­
tion for th e U n iv e rsity which w as 
(Missed by the special session of the 
L egislature. T h e U n iv e rsity has been 
forced to u-e th e e n tire a p p r o p r ia tio n 
for thi* y e a r ’* e x p enses a n d, na a r e ­
sult of G o v e rn o r C o lq u itt’* veto of 
th e second y e a r ’s a p p r o p r ia tio n , face* 
a deficit next year.

what solution of 

It is not defin itely know n ju*t how 
i much o r w h a t actio n wa* asked o r 
th e problem w as 
I su g g e ste d . T h e m e etin g w as e ntirely 
friendly, an d th e R egent* visited the 
G ov erno r m erely 
to m a k e him nc- 
(uainted with th e s itu a tio n as it now
W h e th e r th e Board asked for
L m|j| for pt,r m a n e n t building* o r ad 
in not known. Nor
th e

iuioy|al 

M V E R S I T Y H A S

S I ’L E N D I D E X H I B I T

at d a l l a s snow

,It. 

 

 W thrweiB and Austin of the

E xtension Departm ent Are in 
Charge of Interesting 
Exhibit at Dallas.

l^ y o n d 

th e fact t h a t

| n^ wn Jyat e xa c tly w h a t 

c h a ir of Texas. A Tom Ball C lub! 
will be forme«l which, it is hoped, will 
in te r e s t not only th e stu d e n ts a n d f a r - j ^ |>roU(r|»t h om e to the G o vern or th e
ulty of th e U nive rsity of T e x a s , but 
m any o th e rs in th e c a m p a ig n which is 
to follow. T h e re a r e m any s tu d e n ts 
in the U n iversity who will have a vote 
in th e com ing election and it is hoped 
by in te r e s tin g th e se to m ate ria lly aid 
Ball in th e race.
will have not only this aim , b ut also ^ G o v e rn o r Colquitt.
to n o t tai i f l Q *w»y ‘t* in fluence w ith ^ r a tif y i n g th e a ction of th# 

The U n iv e rs ity of T e x a s m ay to on 
be o p e r a tin g on a deficit. Provision
* ~ - of p ro p e r m eth o d s of c a rin g fo r th is
on th e action
^ m)W 

necessity of p r e p a r in g for th e $350,- 
000 
deficit which may accrue next
> v ut

H owever, 

club 

th e 

 

•*•§»
c o m m ltte e 0 ( th e B oard of Reg-
^ w h(e| ( r e,.,?ntly virtually upheld

M essrs. C. B. A u stin and G

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

S. Ilia citixen* of T e x a s to elect a m an 
lie whom th e stu dents a t e confident will 

an. About

sy ste m cm.m-, 

E d g a r Soule a n d o th e rs who a tte n d - 

stud e nts* Council on an honor
welfare have been in D allas for th e not only give th e S ta te b u t th e ^ m " s 
the B oard of R eg en ts
.a st few d ay s with some in te r e s tin g ve rsity a s q u a re deal. 
g r e a t e r s ta b ility t a s tu d e n t
e xhibit* from th e U n iv e rsity of T e xa s. I 
T he In te rn a tio n a l C orn Show h as been I ^ 
n o m in a tin g convention of (tai | ooM<#VfUVMMM§ in th e U n iv e rsity of 
a p ro g re ss for several da ys, a n d these prohibition p a rty which w as held in Texa(| T he Board considered th e ac- 
 Ro g en ta* a**®utive c o m ­
tw o men from th e extensio n d e p a r t- p o r t, W o rth la st week, will a d d r e s s J y on 0 f ^
the meetin g . A la rg e arid e n th u sia s- m}Us# which h ad h e a rd an appeal 
m ent have ta k e n th is ex cellent oppor 
I from th e Students* Council a n d had
a m i t y of placing on exhibition some 
ra tifie d t h e a c tio n o f 
,t the work with which th e U n iv e rsity 
th e Council,
y hv c o m m itte e a t a recent m e e tin g
connected a nd in which it is in ter- 
the
declined 
It is sta te d t h a t e x hibits have 
—
th e Alpha BoJiril an<j, a f t e r h e a r in g th e evidence 
(been ta k e n from alt th e different di- ' T h e 
local c h a p te r of 
l)eju pj So ro rity e n te r ta in e d 
th e stu d e n t wa* convicted,
I 
f rien<j H l«Ht evening with a reception j with #H ght a lt e r a tio n of p u n ish m e n t, 

SO RO RITY E N T E R T A I N S . 

to allow a n ap p e al 

c rowd is expected. 

isions of the d e p a r tm e n t, and p r e s e n t 
th re a tin g d a ta n o t only of w h a t th e 
niv e rsity is doing, b u t a a to 
ygtenic, s c n o la a tk a n d norm l con- J | B v isitin g h a re f o r a f e w Alga. Yhe 
in 

th r o u g h o u t t h e S ta te . Vain- house w as a rtistic a lly d e c o ra te d 

j in h o n o r o f th a ir g ra n d a e c r ^ a r y , who J up he|(| t h a StudenU* Council.

th e ir | on 

-ted. 

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given, f o r i n s t a n c e , ; bam boo a n d f e m * w ith a profu sio n of I 

T h e B o a rd received a n d accepted 
th e re a ig n a tio n of Dr. J . P- Simonda 
f t h t Medical School a t G alveston.
has accepted a prof es*
y d t a w jonquils. A c re a m a n d cake J {)r 
course w as served d u rin g th e evening. | ora(|-ip o f ba cte rio lo g y in N o rth w e st 
e rn U n iv e rs ity a n d will g o (b e re n e x t
A bout f o u r hu nd red g u e s ts called. 
year. He is well know n In th e U n i­
versity, h a v in g lectu red here a m u ­
lier o f tim e s, and h a v in g been a mem 
tmr of the co rp s of lecturer* d u r in g 
Horn,* Economics Week. Dr. Si mood* 
has been p ro fe ss o r of F re v e n ta tiv e 

CHAPEL NOTICES

“The L aw y e r’* DpiM»rtunit>.

A la r g e numt>er of la w y e rs will Im* vtedicme 

in th e Medical School.

R I SK SO C IE T Y M EE TS.

 
The r e g u l a r m e e ting of 

expected a t chapel today to h e a r their 
dean, th e beloved J u d g e Tow nes, tell
of th e la w y e r ’* o p p o rtu n ity as a < hris 
tian . T h e r e a re m any C h r is tia n law- ; 
the h u s k 
v ers here and th ey will be in te re s te d y u r a r y Society was held la st night, 
\ very in te r e s ti n g p r o g r a m wa* held, 
in
t h e r e w ere not m an y m em b ers 
on
the cold. 
m iliar by observation a n d by practice. p re *«nt, due probably 
lf 
riot J o h n s ’ e x te m p o re speech wa* espe- 
( hfustians, they will do well to h ear cia|j y KOOd. T he follow ing p r o g r a m 
how much b e tte r o p p o rtu n itie s th e ir wm* held:
C h ris tia n fellows will have to do good O ra tio n 

h e a rin g w h a t the ju dg e has to say 
this topic w ith which he is so fa- but 

law yers who a re 

th e r e a re 

Rieftgf**

to 

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.......... 
W h a t should be our p re se n t
a t t i t u d e to w a r d 
th e Monroe
D o c trin e ?

is one of * it 

ta/iih no we r on th e e n g in e e r * oppor
th o u g h

B row n spoke | 

The first th o u g h t E x te m p o re 

.Speech...........................J o h n s

" ^ t t h , eng in e e r m u-t 
for ju d g m e n t 
reputition 

F e d e r a l control of m a r r i a g e
a n d d.vorce,

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. 

f„r h „
thcv« hi

 

, 

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not ^ villu, d , nd hf will
the fees that he cherishes or

[t e« ,lved , t h a t T e x a s should
a d o p t a -,ystem of single ta x , eon- 
stiiu to in a lity waived. A ffirm ativ e, 
E. IL I .a whon, W F G a r n e r ; n e g ­
ativ e, B W G eorge, K B aw k e.

m u , t h a v , 

to

rn not g e t I 

p r o f u s i o n ,

I Ie, l a m a t

i o n « B * H a r d in g

T1« econd 

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^

t h a t 
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the

( LASS G A M E S P O S T P O N E D .

pxcrci-e of his ju d g m e n t for h is j 

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j a d v a n c e m en t, the e s U b 

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The class c h a m p io n sh ip b a s k e tb a ll
t h a t will ga m e s will begin T h u r s d a y , in ste a d of

f 

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income, b u t t h . con# 

 s t a r t e d y e ste rd a y . T h . , post-
fellows in him, his tnflu- pone rn s n I wan m ade p rim a r ily b r a O M 

deuce of hi 
t-nce w ith the men who a r e w orking of the cold w e a th e r 
is 
with a n d u n d e r him, th e o p p o rtu n ity 
vH. h he will ac iuire to help th e other b e in g ta k e n by th e classes in r e g a r d 
f e l l o w by h elping ta w t o b e a r his b u r. 
th e p a s t few 
d e n . b y giving him h ig h e r ideal* of w eeks th e class te a m s h av e been p r a t - 
into 
w ork and o f life in g e n e ra l. 
The good fo r m . T he follo w in g classe s will 
to play Tho, .d a y ; Freshmen va. so p h * . 

e r e all men a re e n g in e e r s 
ta lk was very helpful, not only 
, e n g in e e rs, b u t to all who were pre se nt, m o n a ; ju n io r s vs. seniors.

Q uite a good deal of 

tieing, a n d have now 

th e se f a m e s . 

rou nd ed 

i n t e r e s t 

In thi* 

F o r 

to 

HITK < O L L E G E MEN.

Princeton Professor S ays College Men 
Do Not Develop Because of 
Environm ents.

“ l a z i n e s s is th e r e su lt of e ith e r in ­
heritan c e of th e presence of a para* 
site ,” a s s e r te d Prof. E dw in Conklin, 
pro fe sso r bioloKy m Prin ceto n Y n iv .r - ^ ^

 

i t v in an a d d re ss on the subject of 
the biology building. 
t 

“ H e re d ity ” 

. a.- 

in 

“ H eredity ,” he continued, 

. 

th* Strongs t d e te rm in in g fa c to rs 
the development of a n an im al 
modifying condition- we can produce W W up 
in mimai with one eye, with no 
inside o u t an d 
eyes, or even tu rn e d 
with all possible dislocations.
, 

->y v 1 

- 
By 

„A, 

- 0 «n of the d re a d fu l calam ities 
th e world is th e n u m b e r of men who 
 
have inherited splendid endo w m ents, make 
and y e t never develop th e m because 

th e J

es e r y

r 
t u n a s 
• 

to 

of th e effects o f e nv iro nm ent. Many 
of our colleges a re allow ing th is ta i- 
«nt to go to waste on a ccount o f too 
much 
too much lib 
irre spo nsib ility , 
 
e rty and too much luxury.

..................... ” ‘* Mh b ing u n HK 

 TH E DA ILY TEXAN

F ir s t C o lle g e D a ily in th e S outh

G IV E US SHACKS AND OX 
VV AGONS.

THE FIRING LINE |

h u n n ig r a p h s

The S tu d e n t D a ily P u b lica tio n o f the 
U n iv e r s ity o f T e x a s.

P u b lish ed ev e r y m o rn in g e x c e p t M on­
d ay d u r in g th e c o lle g e year.

E n tered a s se c o n d -c la ss m a tter a t th e 
P ostoffice a t A u stin , T e x a s, under the 
A ct o f C o n g r ess o f M arch 8. 1879.

T e x a n .

T h e r e 

is q u ite a s u b s t a n t i a l p r iz e
offe re d f o r t h e b e s t s e r ie s o f n e w s ­
to 
l e t t e r s w r i t t e n by s t u d e n t s 
th e i r 
c o n te s t. 
t h e 
h o m e p a p e r s . 
W r i t e t h e e d i to r hac k h o m e a b o u t th<‘ 
n e w 
a r e b e i n g b u ilt 
c a m p u s . — T e x a s U n i v e r s i t y 
on 

.shacks 

E n t e r 

t h a t 

t h e 

th e y 

in a s h a c k 

if yo u a r e not 

N e v e r m in d a b o u t 

th e s t u d e n t s do w h e n 

th e s h a c k s ; we 
a r e n o t g r e a t l y i n t e r e s t e d in t h e m — 
we used to g e t f a i r l y good e d u c a t io n s 
log school h o u se s, a n d you can 
in 
l e a r n 
too 
m u c h s tu c k up to do so. T h e t h i n g 
t h a t t h e people w a n t to k n o w is, w h at 
is g o in g on a t th e school; do th e s t u ­
d e n t s l e a r n t h e i r le s s o n s ; w ho te a c h e s 
t e a c h ; and 
th e m a n d w h a t do 
th e y 
w h a t do 
a r e n o t e n g a g e d in t h e i r s tu d i e s ! 
lf 
you h ave a p e r s o n in y o u r m id s t who 
c a n do so c o m m o n a t h i n g a s tell us 
s o m e t h i n g a lio u t th e U n i v e r s i t y , p u t 
him up a n d let us ta l k to him. N evei 
th e y m a y se e m like 
m in d th e s h a c k s 
i m p o r t a n t 
thejr 
d o n ’t to us. W e h a v e s p e n t a lot of 
m o n e y b u ild i n g u p a U n iv e r s it y dow n 
t h e r e a n d w h a t do we get for i t ? A 
.student 
is h it o v e r th e h e a d w ith a 
p isto l fo r r io tin g in a n o p e r a house 
th e d a ily p a p e r 
e n t e r t a i n m e n t a n d 
is k ic k in g a b o u t c e r ta in s h a c k s . 
Is 
t h r o u g h 
c u l t u r e 
y o u r c lassic halls a n d o v e r th e c a m ­
p u s ? T h e s t u d e n t s m ig h t w r i t e so m e 
good s to r ie s to th e folks a t hom e if 
tell w h a t h a p p e n s dow n 
they w ould 
th e r e 

T e m p le T e l e g r a m .
“ W E have spent a 

lot of 
m o n e y building tip a U niversity 
down 
th e re .” Yes, and W E 
killed a bear.

to you, hut 

r a m p a n t 

r u n n i n g 

t h i n g s 

“ We used to get fairly good 
educations in log school houses.’ 
Yes, and WE used to ride in ox 
wagons.

IS F D I CATTON W O R T H W H I L E ?

r e g a r d i n g 

In th e la te s t ed itio n o f “ W h o ’s W ho 
in A m e r i c a ” t h e r e a r e 17,a l b n a m e s . 
T h e s e p e r s o n s a r e th e le a d e r s in th e 
v a r io u s v o c a tio n s in th is co un try ’. The 
t h e i r e d u c a t io n a r e 
fa c ts 
I he fol­
given in a lm o s t e v e ry ease. 
in th e 
lo w in g i" th e result a s g iv e n 
p i e f a r e to th e v o lu m e : G r a d u a t e s of
colleges, 54.96 p e r c e n t; g r a d u a t e s of 
U n ite d S t a t e s n a v a l a c a d e m y , 1.51 p e r 
c e n t; g r a d u a t e s of U n ite d S t a t e s m ili­
t a r y a c a d e m y , 1.42 p e r ce n t. T o ta l 
g r a d u a t e s , 57.89 p e r ce n t. A t t e n d e d 
olle g e, b u t did n o t g r a d u a t e , 13.20 
p e r cent. T o ta l c o lle g ia n s, 71.09 p e r 
cent. E d u c a te d in s e c o n d a r y schools, 
in n o r m a l 
2.90 p e r c e n t; e d u c a t e d 
c hoots, 1.59 p e r c e n t; e d u c a t e d 
in 
h igh schools, 4.37 p e r c e n t ; e d u c a te d 
in com m on schools, 10.02 p e r c e n t; 
p r iv a t e ly e d u c a t e d , 1.35 c r c e n t; s e l f ­
a u g h t , ,043 p e r cent.

„ 

e 

T h e r e a r e 3081 la w y e r s in th e list.
>f w hom 52.28 p e r c e n t a r e c o l le g e .
g r a d u a t e s ; 2035 c l e r g y m e n , of w ho m | 
81.22 p e r c e n t a r e college g r a d u a t e s ;
1345 p h y s ic ia n s , of w h o m 40.36 per 
in 
u t a r e college g r a d u a t e s ; 1124 
te c h n ic a l p u r s u i t s , su c h a s e n g i n e e r ­
ing, etc., of w hom -J *.8‘2 p e r c e n t a r e 
. 
a r t i s t s , ol I

» 
* 
g r a d u a t e s ; 623 

ii 
lie g e 

i 

It it 

is four) 

th e m a g a z in e o r not. 
I f th e m a g a z in e 
h as come in, it is n e c e s s a r y to h unt all 
t h r o u g h th e room b e f o r e it is found, 
found. 
a n d even t h e n it is not a lw a y 
•ase, the 
i lr, a s is p e r h a p - o fte n e r the 
in it a m a g a z i n e
Clive! 
in­
se v e r a l d a y s o u t of d a te . 
sta n c e , t h e r e h a - n o t been a copy of 
H a r p e r ’s Mo n th ly in th e cov e r since 
th e D e c emb e r n u m b e r , n o r h a s t h e r e 
been a copy of H a r p e r s W e e k l y since 
J a n u a r y 3. T h e s e a r e not 
isolate d 
ca se s, b u t a r e e x a m p l e s o f w h at occur s 
q u ite 
s o m e th in g 
ca n be done to s to p th is a n n o y a n c e , 
a n d we a p p e a l to th e l i b r a r i a n t<* do it.

f r e q u e n tl y . 

.Surely 

F or 

MAG. R E A D E R .

F a i r n e s s .

in 

s t u d e n t 

I t believ e s 

It w as ind eed g r a t i f y i n g to th e s t u ­
to h e a r P r e s i d e n t M ezes a n d 
d e n t s 
C h a i r m a n O u sle y , a 
f e w d a y s ago, 
e x p r e s s t h e i r a p p r o v a l o f a n d c o n f i­
d ence 
s e lf - g o v e r n m e n t . 
T h e s t u d e n t body is o p p o se d to d is ­
h o n e s ty . 
t h a t a s tu d e n t 
who m a k e s a c o u r s e by t r i c k e r y , un 
s h o u ld not 
f a i r n e s s , o r d is h o n e s ty , 
on ly be r e f u s e d c r e d it f o r t h a t co u rse , 
b u t t h a t he s h o u ld be f u r t h e r p u n is h e d 
by e x p u lsio n 
t h e U n iv e r s it y . 
B u t le t us c o n s id e r a n o t h e r p h a s e of 
th is q u e s tio n w h ich is e q u a lly a s im ­
p o r t a n t to tin* s t u d e n t s , a l t h o u g h it is 
less d isc u sse d .

f r o m 

to 

T h e 

If it is w r o n g fo r a s t u d e n t to m a k e 
a c o u r s e by t r i c k e r y o r u n j u s t m e a n s , 
is it n o t e q u a lly a s w r o n g f o r a n in ­
s t r u c t o r to k ee p a s t u d e n t f r o m m a k ­
in g a c o u r s e b y u n f a i r a n d u n j u s t 
m e a n s ? P r a c t i c a l l y e v e r y s t u d e n t a t ­
te n d i n g th e U n i v e r s i t y is h e r e f o r a 
se rio u s a n d d e f i n i t e p u r p o s e . M a n y 
a r e h e r e a t a s a c r if ic e , a n d e v e r y 
c o u r s e o r p a r t o f a c o u r s e is ol vital 
im p o r t a n c e 
s t u d e n t 
th e m . 
nee d s e n c o u r a g e m e n t , not d i s c o u r a g e ­
m e n t, 
l f th e r e q u i s i t e o f a good u n i­
v e r s i t y p r o f e s s o r is to d i s c o u r a g e , to 
in t h e n u m b e r he can 
p r id e h im s e lf 
m a k e fail o r d r o p 
th e n 
t h e c o u r s e , 
o u r t r i b u t e o f h o n o r, of r e s p e c t, a n d 
r e v e re n c e , w hich we p a y J u d g e 
o f 
(Mark a n d o t h e r c h e r is h e d i n s t r u c t o r s 
o f 
th e p a s t si w o r s e t h a n m o c k e r y . 
On th e o t h e r h a n d , if it is t h e r e q u i ­
site o f a good i n s t r u c t o r to e n c o u r a g e 
th e s t u d e n t d e v e lo p an 
a n d 
in t e r e s t 
in field s w h ich hi* h a s n o t 
been p e r m i t t e d to s t u d y b e f o r e , th e n 
so m e o f o u r i n s t r u c t o r s a r e s a d ly o u t
t o fail
a c e r t a i n n u m b e r e a c h t e r m is n o t th e 
t e s t of a good u n i v e r s i t y 
i n s t r u c t o r , 
fo r a f ir s t y e a r h ig h school t e a c h e r is 
u s u a lly p r o f i c i e n t in t h a t line o f t a c ­
tics. S uch t a c t i c s in d ic a te s e lf i s h n e s
til
n a r r o w - m i n d e d n e s s , a n d e g o t is m
o f w hich a r e u n b e c o m in g to a college

t h e a b i lity 

S u r e l y 
l 

to help 

. „ .i

L . 

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J 

... o f p ace. 
1 

w h o m 8.38 p e r ce n t a r e co lleg e g r a d u
a t e s ; 283 m u s ic ia n s , o f w h o m 12.36 J P r° ^ e s **o r 
per c e n t a r e co lleg e g r a d u a t e s ; 48.44 
per c e n t o f th e p e r s o n s m e n tio n e d in
th e v o lu m e a r e in t h e a b o v e - m e n ti o n e d I a f u ' r o n e h a s be* n h e r e a f e w m o n t h
six le a d in g p ro fe s s io n s .

h a s bee n 
of o u r U n iv e r s it y . 

Much
.hacks

th e
I n f a c t.

a lio u t 

s a id 

, 

, 

. 

r * 

it 
, 

T h e s e s t a t i s t i c s a r e p r a c t i c a l l y the 
a m e a s th o s e g iv e n in p r e v io u s iss u es 
if thi v olum e. T h e y s p e a k w ith a u 
is c o n s id e r e d t h a t
th o r itv . W h e n 
. 
l y a b o u t o n e - h a lf of on e p e r ce n t, 
>r one o u t o f e v e r y tw o h u n d r e d of
o u r p o p u la tio n , is a colleg e g r a d u a t e , 
th e rea l v a l u e o f a colleg e e d u c a tio n 
be c o m e s m o r e e m p h a t i c . T h e le a d e r s 
bi all th e v o c a tio n s o f life a r e t r a i n e d 
in college. T h is is t r u e t o d a y ; it will
be m o r e e m p h a t i c a l l y t r u e to m o rro w ’. 
 
T h o s e w h o a r e c o n d u c t i n g o u r e d u ­
c a tio n a l 
i n s t i t u t i o n s a r e s h a p i n g th e 
c h a r a c t e r s a n d e q u i p m e n t o f t h e le a d ­
e rs o f to m o r r o w ’.

* 

. 

. 

. 

 

P E R S O N A L S

R. M. R eek h a s r e t u r n e d f r o m a 

s h o r t visit to his h o m e in C o tu lla .

Mr. Billie H a r t of S a n Antonio is 

v i s i tin g t h e S i g m a C hi H o u se.

Mr. C h e s t e r L y d a y o f C a l i f o r n i a is 

v i s i t i n g th e K a p p a S i g m a H o u se.

he a lm o s t f o r g e t s th a t a m a j o r i t y of
f r o m p la in a n d
t h e s t u d e n t s com e 
h u m b le h o m e s. 
T h e s t u d e n t com es
h e r e to be h e lp e d m e n ta l ly . H e w otdd
r a t h e r s i t in t h e h u m b l e s t “ s h a c k ” on
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i n s t r u c t o r s . T h e 
l a r g e r t h e f a c u lty , 
th e g r e a t e r d ilig e n c e m u s t be e m ­
ployed to m a i n t a i n its efficiency, 
lf 
th e P r e s i d e n t a n d t h e B o a rd o f R e g ­
e n t s w ish to h e lp th e s t u d e n t s a n d th e 
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t h e p r o v id in g a n d 
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m a i n t a i n i n g o f a n e ff ic ie n t f a c u lty , 
t h e r e a r e m a n y 
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c o u r s e s a n d u n d e r c e r t a i n i n s t r u c t o r s , 
w h y n o t 
t h e p r o p e r a u t h o r i t i e s 
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Mi ss M in e tte S im m o n s h a s r e t u r n e d 
to h e r h o m e in S a n A n t o n i o , a f t e r a 
w e e k ’s v is it w ith Miss Lois Y oung.

Mr. R. I

VT. 
N ix o n h a s g o n e to S a n I 

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EXCH A N G E ED IT O R R E S IG N S .

T h e T e x a n is in r e c e ip t o f t h e fol-

I lo w in g s e l f - e x p l a n a t o r y l e t t e r :
r 
T o t h e E d i t o r o f T h e T e x a n :

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A n to n io , a f t e r v i s i t i n g his b r o t h e r , 
J a m i e N ixo n.

D e a r S i r : 

I r e g r e t to a n n o u n c e t h a t
on a c c o u n t o f p r o p e r a n d sufficient 
Miss D o ro th y E c k h a r d t , Miss Z ella J r e a s o n s I m u s t u n w illi n g ly r e s i g n m y 
B lan d , C r a w f o r d B o o th e a n d A lva p o s itio n a s e x c h a n g e e d i t o r o f 
t h e 
S tile s c a m e o v e r f r o m T a y l o r f o r t h e I D aily T e x a n . M y r e l a t i o n s w ith all 
th e
A r r o w H e a d dance. 
p a p e r h a v e b e e n e n t i r e l y s a t i s f a c t o r y , 
t h a t I 

C u r t i s M c K a llip has returned f r o m I ar*d it is w i t h s in c e r e r e g r e t 

I t h e e d i t o r s a n d m a n a g e m e n t o f 

H o u s to n , w h e r e he has been spending m u s t t e n d e r m y r e s i g n a t i o n . 
a f e w d a y s w ith his relatives and 
friends. 

1 

S in c e r e ly ,

H A R O L D W . W A L K E R .

S u b scrip tio n p rice $2.50 

in ad vance, 

$3.00 if n o t paid by Dec. 1st.

E d it o r - i n - C h i e f
R a l p h B. F e a g i n 
Lynn W. L a n d r u m . . . M a n a g i n g E d ito r 
J er ry S. F o w l e r . . . B u s in e s s M a n a g e r 
F red H a n c o c k . . . . A s s i s t a n t M a n a g e r 
P. R. U n d e r w o o d . . . C i r c u l a t i o n M gr. 
I n t e r s c h o l a s t i c E d i t o r
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I s s u e E d i t o r T o d a y :
F . P . H I B B A R D 

S t a f f T o d a y :

P a u l ll. B ro w n 
F en et, M iss May 
P a r k s , C.
G. J , D e x t e r 
R . G. B a k e r

W e s t, D. 
H in to n , L. L. 
Ellis, A. R.
R 
IL ll, B a k e r

ll. C o c h ra n 

A T H L E T I C S A N I ) A D Y 'E K T I S 
ING.

And they spent $28.05 in ad­
vertising. So says the Athletic 
Director in his report of the ex­
penses of the recant basketball 
season.

We are not chronic kickers. 
There are times when we can see 
“ th e silver lining in the cloud.” 
Even in this instance we wish 
to commend heartily the success 
of the basketball team.

Hut it does strik e us as sig­
nificant t h a t out of a to ta l ex­
penditure of $458.65, $28.05 was 
spent 
in advertising—and yet 
not a penny of th is advertising 
was expended on th e collge pa­
per. We don’t know who got 
the money, or w hat th e nature 
of th e ad vertising w as; but this 
much we do know— not a penny 
of it was given to your daily pa­
per, although th a t same paper 
gave unlimited free space to any 
and all kinds of press reports 
from the Athletic Director.

Of course, you know’, The 
Daily Texan will m anage to live 
w ithout any ad v ertisin g from 
th e Athletic Council. We have 
thrived w ithout it, and w’e don’t 
feel apprehensive even now'. Hut 
th is is yo ur paper, and we wish 
to call you r a tte n tio n to who is 
supporting it.

run 

We can cite one instance, at 
least, where a paid advertise 
ment w’as run in one of the town 
papers last fall d u rin g th e foot 
ball season, and th a t same ad 
in 
v ertisem en t was NOT 
yo ur paper. You paid your 
money to see th e football game 
th e y paid your money to suppor 
a town p a p e r; and they let your 
paper go hang. At 
the same 
time, of course, these same peo 
pie w’erc shocked beyond com 
prehension if we failed to give 
them at least two columns on the 
fro n t page.

But, you say, why should one 
U niversity activity spend money 
on a n o th e r? Well, if you will 
consult y e s te rd a y ’s p aper— the 
same issue, by th e way, which 
contained th e A thletic D ire c to r’s 
re p o rt—you will see 
t h a t we 
carried a half-page a d v e rtise ­
m en t announcing th e Band Con­
cert. And th is wras not free, 
either.

Think it over!

t h e d a i l y T E X A N

M o re S y s te m .

I t is n o t o u r d e s ir e to c ritic is e u n ­

d u ly 

th e l i b r a r y o r th e s y s t e m e m ­

P

lf You Don’t Like Em 
You Still Have the Ads

ployed th e re , b u t som e re c e n t t h in g s 

lf you w a n t to be h u m o ro u s, b la m e 

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to o u r a t t e n t i o n w hich 

it on th e w e a t h e r m a n .

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to he d ue e i t h e r to a 

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to 

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th e y a r e 

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r eview t he r e m a i n s t od a y, as we u n ­

d e r s t a n d it.

Get in to th e b a n d w a g o n to n ig h t a n d 
th e 

le t H u n n ic u tt’s hon ey boys do 

zin e w h e t h e r th e y will be ab le to find 

rest.

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p la n o r p l a n s a s m i g h t be f o u n d b e s t 
to b e t t e r t h e c o n d itio n o f T h e M a g a ­
zine, M r. R. L. S k ile s a n n o u n c e s t h a t 
he h a s c h o s e n M e s s r s . T h o r n t o n R e e d ,
L loyd G a r r i s o n , L y n n W . L a n d r u m ,
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I by th e P r e s s C lub, it is s a id , b e c a u s e 
o f th e f a c t t h a t T h e M a g a z i n e is in 
It is 
n e e d o f a g e n e r a l o v e r h a u l i n g . 
is n o t 
t h a t T h e M a g a z i n e 
a l le g e d 
lo oked u p o n by t h e s t u d e n t s a s b e i n g 
t h e i r o w n p u b lic a t io n 
s e n s e 
t h a t T h e T e x a n is r e g a r d e d a s su c h .
I t s c i r c u l a t i o n is d e p l o r a b l y s m a ll, a s , 
it is a s s e r t e d , n o t o v e r o n e - f o u r t h o f 
t h e s t u d e n t s 
T h e
e d i t o r - i n - c h i e f a n d his s t a f f a r e n o t .
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. y s t c m , a n d 
t h o u g h t 
look u p o n T h e M a g a z i n e a n d its 

t h a t m a n y o f t h e . s tu d e n ts j
s t a f f 

s u b s c r i b e f o r it. 

th is r e a s o n , i t 

t h e 

f o r 

in 

a s a kin d o f closed c o r p o r a t i o n q u i t e 
s e p a r a t e a n d a p a r t f r o m t h e s t u d e n t ' 
body. M o r e o v e r, T h e M a g a z i n e is in j 
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tion.

t h e 

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t h a t I 
m e m b e r s of 
th e P r e s s ( lu b r e a liz e d J 
th e r e a l s t a t e o f a f f a i r s , a n d b e c a u s e j 
f u i t h e r t h a t th e y w o u ld like to m a k e 
in v e s t i g a t i o n w h ich m ig h t 
so m e 
u l t i m a t e l y to a g e n e r a l 
i m p r o v e m e n t 
o f T h e M a g a z in e - f o r t h e s e r e a s o n s , 
th e c o m m i t t e e w a s a p p o i n t e d . 
I hey 
will m a k e t h e i r i n v e s t i g a t i o n s a n d a r e 
to r e p o r t 
t h e i r c o n c lu s io n s a n d r e c ­
o m m e n d a t i o n s a t t h e n e x t m e e t i n g o f 
to be h e ld a w e e k 
t h e P r e s s C lub 

le a d j 

P a App l es ee d w l it es to know a b o u t 
the l a b o r a t o r y w o r k his son s a y s he 

is d o i ng a t t he t a f e t e r i a .

I t is p r o b a b ly no t 
g r a d u a t e d e p a r t m e n t 
nig h t s h i r t p a r a d e 
the i r s p r i n g d e g r e e - t a k i n g .

t r u e 
th e 
t h a t 
is p r e p a r i n g a 
in c e le b ra tio n of

B u s te r Bone s a y s he is h o p in g t h a t
The T e x a n will be c o m b in ed w ith T he 
M ag az in e. He a l w a y s did like f u n n y

pape r s, he says.

Looks like the p r o o f r e a d e r of y e s ­
is d u e a n o t h e r c u s s ­
It wa s "all L i t t l e f i e l d ” in s te a d 

t e r d a y ’' T e x a n 
ing. 

of “ A l l - Te x a s. "

“ A R u ra l School E d u c a tio n W eek 
Is A n n o u n c e d ," d e c la r e s th e h ea dlin e . 
Huh, used to be t h a t e v e r y M onda y 
w hen we w a s a- b u t sh u c k s, w h a t s 

the use

in 

If th e S e n io r s m a y be sa id to “ bud 
th e new c o l la r s a n d ca n e, 
th e

o u t ” 
h ea v e n a l o n e can p r e d i c t w h a t 
f ull-blown f l o w er will be!

O L D " B " H A L L GOOK, D IE S .

M o rris G e o r g e , a n old n e g r o cook 

of II. H all, die d .suddenly la s t S a t u r ­

d a y in G e o r g e t o w n w h ile e m p lo y e d in 

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a n d w o rk e d in Ii. H a ll a s cook t o r te n 
or tw e lv e y e a r s ; not o n ly t h a t , he h a s 
m a n y d is t i n c t i o n s , 
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WOMEN STUDENTS 

BIBLE SCHOLARS

A N E X H I B I T o f 42 o r i g i n a l c a n ­
v a s e r by 
le a d in g A m e r i c a n a r t i s t s .
a t G r e g g H o u se d a ily f r o m 2 :8 0 to 6 
p. rn. A u s p ic e s A u s tin A r t L e a g u e . 
A d m i s s i o n : A d u lts , 25 c e n t s ; chil-
. d r e n , 15 c e n ts.

I Women Students Much More Inter-1

ested in Bible Study Than Male 

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The W. L. Harrison Co.
912 Congress Avenue.

FANCY ('ROC ERI ES

of DELICATESSE N IN CONNECTION

" PICNIC L U N C H E S A SPECIALTY

E stablished 1894

B. W. RANDOLPH
\V holesale
FRUITS AND PRODUCE

COLORADO 

\M > FOURTH ST S. 

BO H I PH O N E S UT 
Austin, T exas

PUBLIC SAFETY FIRST AND ALW AYS
T h e A u s tin S t r e e t R a ilw a y C o m p a n y w ill ^ * " 5 * J® 
n* 

to m a k e t r a v e l on its lines t h e s a f e s t pos*th o 
t h o s e a c c i d e n ts d u e e n t ir e ly to t h e c a r elest*^
 
t h a t it a s k s t h e c o - o p e r a ti o n o f t h e r e s i d e n t s o f A u s t m a n d v

v i V i n o T

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rg o r p e d e s t r i a n s

Don’t place all confidence rn t he ^ rf ormf t X f
: 

driving an autom obile. Y ou may dash ac r os s 
car a hundred t im e s s a f e l y ami fail once. 
is not mm m g fa t e n o u g h for you m any t im e s 
m ay burst once and in vo lve you in a d isas ran. ti 
w hen you are ap p roach in g a street car tr* ‘ k* 
defined He can not turn out or avoid a r n a a * len t 

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Vt SHN STREET RAILWAY CO. W. J. Jo n e o . P m .

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ELECTRIC LAMPS A N D SH A D ES
Also Extension Card*. Portable* and Supplier— Shade* Se and Up.
Columbia Mazda Lamps

A. E . H A N C O C K C O M P A N Y

•09 Cong. Av*. 

Plum bing, H eating. E lectric Work. 

Phono* I U

REACH BASE BALLS

( ORK ( ENTER, GT AR ANTEED BEST.

C OMPLETE A N D LARGEST STOC K. 

jO H SV ILLE SLUGGER BATS IN EVERY STYLE. 

SEE THE BIG LINE BEFORE YOU IU V.

WE WOULD LIKE TO SEE YOU.

W . H. RICHARDSON & C O .

“Old Tow n” C ano es, F is h in g Tackle, S p o rtin g Goods

The University of Texas
e *r\ rn a
Summer Session of 1914 
June 13th to July 30th

yo 

/* 

rn 

THF SI MMER SCHOOL will offer courses in the Aca­
demie subjects, in Education, in Law, in Engineering. 
\gri- 
in Manual Training, in Domestic Economy, and 
, ult orc for Teachers.

... s l MMER NORMAL will offer the courses required 
tm- the various Teachers’ Certificates, and also courses 
in Primary M ethods, Public School 
\r t. Public School 
Music. State E xam inations.

July 27th to July 30th, Inclusive
R EDUCED RAILROAD RATES

For C atalog c o n t a in in g d etaile d in fo rm atio n , w rite to

E. J. MATHEWS, University Station, Austin, Texas.

JV U N D R Y D E L U X E

S A N A N T O N IO , T EXAS

SHONE 

W. E. KECK_______ 3 2 3 4

T h e t r o y l a u n d r y

L E A D S T H E M A L L 

TRY THEM FOR SERVICE. 

PHONE 73

t h e s e c r e t o f t h e p o p u l a r it y OI

BUSTIN M A I D F L O U R

les in its individuality. 

Its popular n ot b « . u » i t . made ta A n a t * but 

because its m ade SL I FRIOU.

lUALlTY MILLS, N ewly Incorporated. 

Austin, Texas

ry a BUCKEYE MAZDA LAMI', anti 

the Buckeye Mazda gives a better light, and a 
sm aller ligh t bill each month.
Austin Electrical Supply and Plumbing Co.
913 Congress Avenue 

Ntw

Old Phone I 

tha'

STATE NATIONAL BANK

We base our claim to your favor and 
HALF A CENTURY of perfect SM ( K i n
UK DEALING.

O F F IC E R S:

IO. II. ROBINSON, Jr., P resident

P IE R R E B R E M O N 1, V i c e - P r e s i d e n t ^ ^

^ S o l u t e

G. PALM, Cashier 

S. J. Von KOENNER1TZ, Asst. Cashier

.

t i 

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thc r 

cou 
i m osti- i

M*.*n noticeable that 

I* ha s a l w a y s bec
a very
rn U’h gr oa t
stu d e n t S O ’trolled in
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is ferru
I p u n 
th a n mal
a l e . 
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> I o u n d 
11* 4 I t ! AI A
h a t i n t i n 
by
n i a t i o n o f Keli- 
off f re d
the Asst
•redtts in the t ’ni 
gioUs I t at
h e r s fo r c 
seven w om en reg- 
rn
ire th a n
W h e n it is ta k e n 
istv !• tc ca ch man.
into 
i O ’ I siderat ion
a r e 
t h e r e 
t h a t 
about WO mon lo e
to e a c h w o m a n in the 
C ra v e r MIN . 
an readily be seen th a t 
It 
is a b o u t 15 
th e p ro portion 
is also noticeable t h a t t h o s e who a t ­
te n d 
th e chapel e x e r c is e s a r e more 
g e n e ra lly w omen t h a n m en. No one 
h as ev e r ta k e n up tho p r o b le m of fin d ­
ing th e cause, or c a u se s.

to I. 

t i l ’ ! 

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T a k e n by classes, th e follow ing fig 

u re s hav e been g a t h e r e d .
No. I W om en 

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No. 2 W om en 

Men 

Men 

No. •’ Women 

Men 
ii W om en 

No 

Mi
No. l ,,s W om en 

Men 

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Nu 112- W om en 

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T otal Woint n 
T o ta l men 
P e r c e n ta g e of w o m e n , 89 
P e r c e n ta g e of m en, 11 
T he com plete f i g u r e s a r e given by 
th e r e su lts a <
classes to show th a t 
, only an a v e r a g e , a n d n o t s tu f f e d bv 
some exceptional class. H ow ever, it 
i should he r e m a rk e d th a t t h e r e a r e tw o 
I courses w h ic h a r e n o t included in t h e 
above list. T h ey a r e in th e T h e o lo g i­
cal S e m in a r y , anti a r e m e a n t for men 
only, all of these m e n p r e p a r i n g foi 
cla ss contains 
I th e m in istry . Ka ch 
a b o u t ten stu d e n t , b u t t h e classe s art 
I Diversity 
I n o t w hat m ay be called 

courses.

Dr. J e w e t t a n d Mr. ( a r r i e a r e very 
an x io u s t h a t the w o rk re a c h as m an y 
l a s possible of th e s t u d e n t s of b oth 
th*
sexes, a n d Mr. C u r r i e w e n t 
th e p ro p o rtio n 
tro u b le to f ig u r e out 
in th* 
of m a le and fe m a le s t u d e n t s 
E d u ca tio n D e p a r t m e n t. T h e 
le c o id 
w as ta k e n from la st y e a r s rolls, w ith 

to 

■ 

the follow ing r e s u l t s :

th e 

th e courses, w h e n 

T h e r e w ere 273 w om en in th e dc 
p a r t m e n t and only 8n m en, or <n pet 
cent women a n d ‘21 p e r cent men. M r 
C u rrie a d m its t h a t it 
is but n a t u r a l 
for c e r ta in s u b je c ts to a t t r a c t the dif 
f e r e n t sexes in v a r y i n g d e g re e s, hut 
he a n d Dr. J e w e t t a r e b o th a t a loss 
to know w hy th e m e n a l m o s t wholly 
avoid 
same 
eerdit is given a s in a n y o th e r course 
In o r d e r to solve th e problem , all 
th e churches a r e p la n n i n g to co opec 
a te w ith th e A s so c ia tio n of Religion 
T e a c h e rs, and s e v e r a l o f th e m have 
planned to add c o u r se s, g iv in g th e in 
s tr u c tio n fre e. 
It is a lso planned to 
have som e of th e c o u r s e s given in tin 
s u m m e r schools. T h is w ork 
is only 
given in a few o f t h e u n iv e rs itie s over 
th e c o u n try , a n d T e x a s 
is p r o b a b ly 
ah e a d of a n y o t h e r school of its kind. 
h a v in g a b o u t a h u n d r e d r e g is t e r e d in 

t h a t d e p a r tm e n t .

Students' Barber Shop MODEL STEAM LAUNDRY

COUNTS & RUTLEDG E, Props. 

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SA V ES YOU MONEY AND IS TH E HEST 
THE STUDENTS’ FR IEN D

Invite* you to call. 

2216 Guadalupo. 

Just aero** from the campus.

Phone 685

IMM Lavaca Street.

DR. W. R. WEBER
DENTIST
Room 506 Littlefield Bldg., Fifth Floot 

Austin, Tex**

AMERICAN LADY 
FLOUR
TEXAS GOODS FOR 
TEXAS PEOPLE

II. L. M LG V in NKR, M. IL 
Practice Limited to Lye and Far D is­
eases.
Office Scarabrough Bldg., Cor. Sixth 
Street and C ongress Avenue. 
Office Hours: 9 a. rn. to I pi rn.; 3
p. rn. to 6 p. rn.

lo Graduate* of Any P rofession 
1913-1914

I W ill Paint Your Shingle 
You Pay Me When You M*W* Good

a t t e n t i o n 
Given to you and your clothes lf 
you ring
8 2 5
UNIVERSITY TAILOR SHOP 
K. H. SM ITH, Prop.

Messenger Service 
PHONE 8 4 5

Griffin A S»i, Pr»p»-

“The Gun House of Texas”

W A L T E R T IP S

AUSTIN, 

: t TEXAS

Everything tor Every Outing in Every Season

ALL SENIORS!

Place y ur order with the Co-op belore 
Saturday, February 21st., if you want 
the spring 
your SENIOR PIN before 
term.

WILL S. WOOD PUBLICITY SHOP
MULTIGRAPHING, PRINTING. DECORATIONS

Try my M ailing Department for R***ull* in D ir c t * d" rt 

Boom I, P endexter Bldg. 

ow#

J SAVB honky ]| VAN SMITH DRUG CO

Bring us your 
 
JEWELRY REPAIRING 

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Work Guaranteed

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t u » i r v A I I . N U . I U
OPEN ALL NIGHT 

CORNER DF SIXTH AND CONGRESS

COMMITTEE FROM 

THE PRESS CLUB

Costley & Maud

Jewelers 

(C o n tin u e d f r o m p a g e 2.)

816 Congress Ave.

CUT FLOW ERS FOR ALL OC I ASK)NS 
A rtistica lly A rranged
HYDE PARK FLORAL CO. ^

822 Congress Avenue. 

Phones. 

♦ 

 m
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AUSTIN SANITARIUM LAUNDRY

e do family w ashing. Students’ i^ n d o ' a ?PesC1 

su;j. 

9 cents, 3 for 25 cen ts; underwear, 12 A ce 

All work strictly guaranteed.
G. W. V A R D EN , Proprietor. 

^

Corner 1 4th and Avenue

U N ITED STATES DEPOSITARY

su g g e s te d w h e r e b y T h e M a g a z im 
could bo 
im p ro v e d . Mr. L a n d r u m 
propo sed t h a t T h e M a g a z in e b e c o m ­
bined w ith T h e T e x a n a n d he issu ed 
ev e ry tw o w ee k s a s a S u n d a y s u p p l e ­
m ent. 
li e a r g u e d t h a t suc h a p la n 
w ould be h e lp fu l t o b o th T he T e x a n 
a n d T h e M a g a z in e , f o r he propose* 
t h a t both he g iv e n f o r t h e p ric e a 
which th e s u b s c r i p tio n to The T e x a n 
is now sold. H e co n te n d e d t h a t the 
circulation would b e so m a t e r i a l l y i n ­
c r e a se d t h a t T h e T e x a n would be a

he Austin National Dank 
OF AUSTIN, TEXAS
Resources $ 5 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0

i t a r s s s - i — r r .

re m a in s e p a r a t e , a s a t p r e s e n t, b u t 
unite d a t t h e b u s in e s s end. A fu 
1 t h e r p ro p o sal w a s to m a k e p o s it io n s 
on th e Staff c o m p e ti tiv e , a n d t h u s in ­

a u g u r a t e th e m e r i t s y s te m .

r. WILMOT, President. 
M. H. FOLTS, V ice-P resident. C. M. B A R I

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NOWS THE ST U D E N T S’ W AN TS AND W 

-

_______ D E N T S’ BUSINESS. 

d e r f u l im p r o v e m e n t in T h e T e x a n 

is
r z e ly due to t h e effo rts of t h e I res 

S S 
i t is believ e d t h a t a like c h a n g e 
fo r th e b e t t e r can be b r o u g h t a b o u t rn 
instan c e o f T h e M ag az in e. T h e 
th e 
a t t i t u d e of t h e P r e s s Club, it is s t a t e d 
E t a build up a n d r e h a b , I , U U , a n d 

_

GET YOUR T E N N IS RACKET RESTRIN G BY

n o t to t e a r dow n.

AUSTIN RESTRINGING CO.

New C o u r t* S t a r t e d

Price $2..,0

^ t e r < * a y

•nil one day to w ait. L eave your racket at un 
• H. Stacy, at E ngineering Building. Get it there 
‘hest gut. G U A R A N T E E D 30 D A Y S.

P A T R O N I Z E CAM PUS FOR ALL

HE MOST CONVENIENT PLACE ARO! ; ‘

STU DENT NEC ESSITIL . 
J N 1 V E R S I T Y D R U G S I O K

p

S

^ i n s t r u c t i o n o f six n e w te n n is 
, 
T h i- wort. will be p u s h e d a s
 a s possible in order t h a t th e
*
. ’ 
r e a d ' f o r s p r i n g p la y -
in c r e a s e d fa c ilitie s will
” ! T ^ T h e s e 
Llfow 48 n,ore students to play U n n .s.

THE LAUNDRY for Var-

sity people is the Driskill 
Hotel Laundry. Give them 
a trial and be convinced.
Phone 444. Calls answered promptly

Why Should You Worry When You tan Get a
$1.00 TRACK SUIT for...................................................* rn
.76 SUPPORTERS f o r ................................................ 
’ST
I 50 TENNIS SHOES f o r ............................................ l t° .
.28 ATHLETIC HOSE for.......................................... 
’*a

T k k 

AT GERGES* 

*3.K5

The University Shop

A . G . G E R J E S , P r o p . 

1 6 ,0 L A V A C A ST.

Stacy-Robbins Co.

Beal E state, 
Ix>ana and 
Insurance, 
Surely Bond*. Property For Sale or 

Bent 

in All Part* of the City. 

Office*: 714 Congree* Ave., A ustin

DR. HOMER HILL

PH Y SIC IA N AND SURG EO N 

Over Van Sm ith's Drug Store 

Residence, 2007 W hiti* Aveny* 

Both Phones— Office, 65; Re*-, 224

DR. JOE GILBERT

Phone*:

Office: Old, 1506; New, 102. 
Residence: Old, 997; New, 355.

SMITH & FULMORE

Splendid Lot* and Home* near U ni­

versity— Insurance of all Kind*

Old Phone 907 

Litten Building

Look For the Bed Oval Sign.

THE ELU0HS
m a k e r s o f p i c t u r e s
814 Congress Avenue.

(-nun*! »»*•

COAL and W OOD of All Kinds

W . h a t . . full .tuck on bund .o d e n i e r v . you prom ptly. Vt . r « . ™ « w 
full w .ig h U and m e a .u r ., W . deliver .n y .m o u n t from »1.00 w orth up.

New Phen* i l l

COALS: 
M cAlester Lump. 
Colorado N igger 
Head E gg 
Cannel Lump

A u stin Coal 

g* 

mw J 

& W ood Co.

^ 

Jk 

W. W. HOLM ES, Prop.

WOOD:

.'..‘.M?,IKJ

Oak Block! Wood
Cedar Stove Wood 
Cedar Block* Wood 
Odor 4 ft. Wood

In view o f t h e f a c t t h a t t h e w on

Room* 319-320-32! Scarbrough Bldg. 

 T A B D A I L Y T E X A N

HANCOCK
OPERA HOUSE
Monday, March 2
Matinee and Night

T h e Brightest Gem T h at Ever Spar- 

led in Musical C om edy.

Fisher & S tev en s Present 
THE INTERN MION AI MUSICAL 
COMEDY SUCCESS

HPINK LADY

IN A CLASS BY ITSELF

Book and L yrics by C. M. and S. M 

A N O K A WMw
A R R O W
^ C O L L A R .

C I h c U . P e a b o d y A C<h* ! « « • M e k e e e

FOR SALE BY 
OSCAR ROBINSON
A v en u e
704 C 

DANCE

B E N E F I T I! FSI T K B O S K CO.

PROTEC TION h a l l

M c L e l l a n .

Saturday Night, February 28 

Music by Ivan Caryl!.

8:30 o ’Clock

T H E P U L C H R I T U D I N O U S PINK of 

P E R F E C T I O N C H O R U S . 

Admission fide

Ladies Free

Curtain 2:30 p. rn.

C urtain 8:00 p. rn.

R E A G A N M E E T S .

The R eagan L ite ra r y S ociety had 

its regular m e e t in g y es te r d a y a f t e r ­

noon a t 5 o ’clock. T h is w as a very 

in terestin g m e e tin g , as 

the subject 

w as esp e cia lly a t tr a c t iv e . The pro­

gram w as as f o ll ows :

An A n a ly sis o f W illiam T e l l ............

.............................. Miss Ada McClendon

A S tory o f M id su m m e r’s N i g h t ’s

TEXAN WANT ADS

R a te: 

I cent per word 

in ad ­
vance. Special rate w hen r un mor e 
than three con secu tive times. No 
telephone. Mail 
ads 
them to The Daily T exan, U n iv er­
sity S tation .

taken over 

Dr. IL E B axter, D en tist, 512 S ca r­

b rough B ld g Old P n o n e 1316.

F O U N D — A 

the 
so u th w e s t corner of the campus. L A 

fountain pen, en 

Dream 

................................Hazel Porter

W ight.

Its S ig n ific a n c e and A rtistic Value

................................................ Ruth Miller

A n d erson A Benson s new 
Studebaker-C adillac. 

g a r ­
I l l E a st 

age. 

P h o n e 2097.

The program w a s follow ed by an 

F if th street.

in te re stin g b u sin e s s m ee tin g . Croat 
plans are bein g m ade for an oth er open 
reception and recital to be given 
in 
the near future. T h is program fin ­
ished the stu d y o f G erm an opera and 
proved very e n jo y a b le and profitable. 
The French opera will be the next 

B etty Lee Ham pil w a s initiated as 

a member.

Dr. E. C. B e rw ic k , D e n t U t

S uite

521, S carbrough B ldg.

FO I NO A 

r ed Conk l in 

f ou nt ai n 
pen. O w n e r call a t Dr. M a n n i n g ’s 
office a n d pay f or ad.

t a n 

LOST M a n ’s 

glove, A dl e r 
b r a n d , size HG, for r i g h t h a n d ; was 
d r o p p e d 
in o r n e a r Main u l i d d i n g . 
F i n d e r p l e as e pho ne 2212.

LO ST— S o m e w h e r e b e t w e e n g i r l s ’ 
s t u d y a n d g a l l e r y of a u d i t o r i u m l a s t 
n i g h t , a n o v a l - s h a p e d gold locket (.sil­
houette on f ro n t, v er s e i n sc ri p t i o n on

back and in itials S. T. R.) Return to 

T e x a n office.

A place so different. A satisfied 
c u s t o m e r is our aim, at R eason over S 
Central Barber Shop, Littlefield Bldg.

Silver & Allen, the Driskill barbers, 
have added one of the la te st electric 
m a ssa g e m achines to their shop.

Cl ass p i c t ur es m a d e for The Cac­
t u s can be had a t t h e Co-op or at The 
J o r d a n Co., 610 C o n g r e s s Ave.

P a r s l e y , t he d r y cleaner and dyer. 

P ho ne 836.

F R A N K E L L I O T T , t h e A r t i s t , pro­
p r i e t o r C o t t a g e Studio. Phone 2346.

Students, go to the Palace Barber 
Shop, Bosche Bldg., 
first-class 
work. The only Turkish B ath s in the 

for 

city. Wm. F. Wolf, Prop.

S O U T H E A S T f r o n t room to rent; 
also room f or table boarders. 
2508 
U n i v e r s i t y Ave. A. W. Funkhouser.

Ft R M S HED ROOMS, wi t h 

or
w it h o u t boar d, one block n o r t h of 
U n i ve r s i t y ; 2412 W i c h i t a s t r e e t . T e l e ­

ph one 24 TO.

Dr. F. W. Smith, D en tist, 722 Con­
g re ss Avenue, op posite A ven u e Hotel.

u p s t a i r s 

FOR R E N T A n 

r oom 
f or y o u n g 
ladies o r couple, suitable
f o r h o us e k e e p i n g o r can b oa r d c h e ap 
P ho n e 2546 or apply
if p r e f e r r e d . 
2S01 Gua d a lu pe .

We can S A V E Y O U 

t i me, m o n e y 
i ad {lain. U N I O N P A I N L E S S D E N ­
T I S T S .

D A N C IN G S C H O O L — Mrs. Sale 
in d a n c i n g on Monday, 
h a s cl asse s 
W e d n e s d a y an d S a t u r d a y aftern oons, 
■I 
I' r i d a y 
n i g h t s a t 7:30, at P r o te c t i on Hall. 
P r i v a t e l esson s a t un> h o u r d u r i n g 
t h e day. All t he l a t e s t d an c es taugh t. 

to 6 o ’clock; Mo n d a y a n d 

FOR S A L E - B r a n d n e w d r e s s su i t ;
i mp o r t e d u nf i ni s h ed w o r s t e d , b o u g h t 
for an d use d for one occasion on l y ; 
.size 54 a n d will fit a m a n 5 ft. 8 in. 
tall, w e b b i n g f r o m 125 
lbs. 
Will .-ell a t a g r e a t b a r g a i n now. A d ­
d r e s s “ A, ” T e x a n Office.

to 150 

W A N I ED A 

t a b l e 
b o ar d e r s . A ppl y a t 307 W. 21 st’* st. 
Po pe F l a t s , S o u t h o f Campus.

f ew m o r e 

T O D A Y O N L Y

“THE PORTRAIT OF ANITA”

Two part Drama with Francelia B i l l i n g t o n .
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“PERCY’S FIRST HOLIDAY”

A L W A Y S A D IM E

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

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righted and are on sa le a t the ( o-op 
for IO ce n ts each. E n la r g e m e n ts can 
be had a t J ord an ’s.

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coa t , a t A F. C d a nc e . F r i d a y n i g h t . 
Cull J . C. E l l i n g t o n , 2906.

D A N C E — Mrs. S a l e s will g i v e a 
d an c e a t P r o t e c t i o n Hall W e d n e s d a y
n ig h t. Musi c will b e 
f u r n i s h e d by 
B e v e l e r s o r c h e s t r a .

b e t w e e n 

t he g a l l e r y o f 

LOST — S o m e w h e r e 

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g i r l s ’ s t u d y a n d 
t h e 
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r ecital , a n oval s h a p e d g o ld 
l oc ke t , 
s i l h o u e t t e on 
f r o n t a n d F r e n c h 
i n s c r i p t i o n a n d i ni t ial s “ F. T. R .” on 
back. R e t u r n t o T e x a n office a n d r e ­
ceive r e w a r d .

t he 

Your
Resolutions

A re no good unless you keep 
th e m . A good one: Resolve 
to tr a d e a t o u r store and stick 
to it.

Jackson’s
20th C en tu ry Drug Store
PHONE US 288

P i c t u r e s o f S i m m o n s d iv i n g in t h e 
N o t r e D a m e g a m e h a v e been copy-

Dr. Grady H. H arrison, D en tist, 419 

S carb rou gh Bldg. Old phon e 1130.

D O Y O U W E A R 
A C O L L A R ?

Kerininn Collars, made by Earl 

& Wilson, are the HEST 2 for 25 

study.

Collars. Give them a trial.

HARRELLS

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TONIGHT (WEDNESDAY) AT 8:15

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