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About The Daily Bulletin/Reveille. (College Station, Tex.) 1916-1938 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 3, 1926)
[ » Drastic Reductions Further Reduced WE NEED THE MONEY Packarnds io. oi niin, $10.00 Shell Cord dress shoes now $7.50 Best $3.00 kid Sneaks........ $2.75 $25.00 Cravanette coats ....$15.00 $8.50 Sheep-lined coats ....$5.00 $7.50 Mackinaws ............... $4.50 $7.50 Velour Hats .............. $3.50 See our other Reductions W. F. GIBBS & SON - CHAS. NITGH CAMPUS TAILOR We Keep the Aggie looking snappy. SHOE REPAIRING done by NEW COLLEGE SHOE SHOP Shoes will be collected and delivered by F. K. Mixon, 24 Foster FRANK KOHOUT Proprietor If in Bryan, go to the BRYAN SHOE HOSPITAL THE COLLEGE STATION COMMUNITY STORE (Cooperative) Dealers in Staple and Fancy Groceries Trade at your own Store B. D. MARBURGER TAKES OVER COLLEGE UTILITIES B. D. Marburger, former professor of railway engineering at the College assumed the duties of superintendent of the department of buildings and college utilities on February 1, suec- ceeding W. W. Kraft who has re- signed. The position of superintendent of buildings and College utilities at the A. and M. College is a big job. The superintendent of this de- partment has under his supervision the administration, upkeep and repair of all the College buildings, the power plant, laundry, sewage disposal plant, water system, heating system, light- ing system, construction of new buildings, paving of new streets and sidewalks, repair of streets and side- walks and countless other jobs too numerous to mention. Measured in terms of dollars, the man in this position is responsible for the proper functioning and the maintenance and repair of buildings valued at three million and five hundred thousand dol- lars, and the supervision of annual expenditures amounting to more than a half million dollars. Mr. Marburger is a graduate of the College from the department of civil engineering in 1905. He imnediate- ly became connected with the Sunset Central Railway Lines and served as | foreman and roadmaster. From 1512 | to 1914 he was assistant division en- | gineer Gulf Coast Lines; in 1914 to 11916 he was roadmaster on the S. | A. A. P. lines, in 1916-17 he was as- | sistant division engineer of the M. |K. & T. lines and in 1917-20 was | division engineer of the same lines, | and from 1920 to 1925 he served as | professor of railway engineering at the A .and M. College. While con- | nected with the various railroads he | had considerable ' experience in all | phases of construction work which | will prove valuable to him in the new | work here. Mr. Kraft is a graduate of: North- western University and came to the A. and M. College of Texas in 1917 | as head of the department of build- ings and college utilities. Under his | supervision more than 25 residence cottages have been constructed on the { Campus. During the World War he { had charge of the building of the | barracks here. He also has had charge | of the building of eight permanent | structures of concrete and stone, laid several miles of sidewalks and pav- ing and modified both the sewer and and the College heating system. He has not announced his plans for the future. EXCURSION RATES NOW in effect on our stock of civilian and military cloth- ing and shoes. I. K. LAWRENCE R. S. ROOM SCHEDULE (Official) The following is the second term room schedule for Rural Sociology: R. S. 202, room 101, E. E. building; R. S. 202b, room 117, Main building; R. S. 312a, room 34, Physics building; R. S. 312, section 105, room 317, Main building. > R. C. WHITE, professor, Rural Sociology. FOR SALE.—New serge uniform, size 36, complete with cap and sam Browne belt, price $16.50 delivered. H. R. Smith, Franklin, Texas.—102 THE ORIGINAL MYSTERY MAN OF INDIA KARA World's Foremost CRYSTAL GAZER ~and~ MIND READER ASK HIM ANY THING! SEES HE KNOWS ALL TELLS PALACE Al this week, with change of picture Thursday
