THE DAILY BULLETIN
Published daily (except Mondays) by the A. and M. Print Shop for circulation among students,
faculty, and campus residents.
Vol. II College Station, Texas, Tuesday, January 30, 1917. No. 100.
Registration For Second Term.
The Registrar’s office will issue
assignment cards this week to
all irregular students who desire
to arrange their second term
schedule before the rush of the
coming week. Trial schedules
must be submitted at the time
the card is issued to the student.
Registration is not complete
until the student’s receipt for
second term fees has been pre
sented to the Registrar.
CHARLES E. FRILEY.
All Second Year Two Year Men.
The time for Longhorn pic
tures has been extended from
January 29 to January 31. Please
have it made at once.--W C S.
A. and M. Whips Baylor--31 to 8.
The Baylor Bears lost to the
Farmer Five last night by a 31 to
8 margin By quarters the score
was ^s follows: y
1st quarter, 0 to 0.
2nd quarter, 10 to 0.
3rd quarter, Ifi to 0
• 4th quarter, 31 to 8.
Burkett, Gifilllan, Settegast,
Griesenbeck and Thornton play
ed for A and M, In the last
quarter “Tubby” Starnes sub
stituted for Captain Burkett af
ter the latter had two teeth
knocked out.
News In Brief.
One week will see all of the
U. S. troops on this side of the
Mexican border.
Waco was visited by a $125,000
fire Sunday morning.
Texas Senator introduced wo
man suffrage measure.
Serious rioting at Juarez, Mex
ico, caused by American quaran
tine. Traffic blocked by women.
Berlin reports Russians have
been checked.
Belgium’s minister denounces
Germany’s deportation of Bel
gians as “social necessity.”
Bull fights again to be Mexi
can sport.
British auxiliary cruiser, Lau-
renfic, is sunk.
In Spain an attempt was made
to wreck a train which carried
King Alfonso.
President Gonzales, of Costa
Rica, was deposed.
No casulties in Ruby, Arizona,
fight beween Mexicans and cow
boys.
Many injured in Cotton Belt
wreck at Mounds, Arkansas.
Texas House of Representa
tives to decide submission Friday.