advantage
y to play
2*
GlitS If SIDE! Of ilf SIHf.
of the sc
had the be*
is plenty
Company
Walk Over Shoes and
Oxfords; eeery corrert toe
and kind of leather is rep
resented in the line, includ
ing several new styles o«t
this season for the first tiape
in patent vici, patentcolt
Kun metal calf, velour calf,
vici kid and tan Russia calf.
These famous shoes are
hems raproved every ses-
ajm' in be th workmanship
and material, and today
stand without a rival in high
grade shoes, at the popular
price of J
S3.50
amd
Will Play is
Asd louiMani
of the holidsy last
their first practice
son.
of it all around, but
of good material in f
that will be whipped fito shape by
the time the tegular James Ixgi^.
Rutledge was the sf|r performer
for “Er while McKl^y, last year
captain, held the nnifiar place on
A” sHth his four and mighty
$4.00
See display of the New Spring Styles
in our show .window-
THE
*' Hon.
S tive fr
’ ten fri
teg will
Commi
and M.
night, Fe !
Mr.
delegatioi
the h<
lowing
haps
Austin
ton. J. A
A. W.
and F. M
The cit
cloee relai
lege and
cming
tegisUt
The
•Law,
sociation,
from di:
<0 *. APPtOPWATIONS.
[. t _
to Aastia to Atteotf Hcoriof
Commute,-
. •; :!['{• 'I
C. Davis, represeuta-
i j r r
Bra/os county, has writ-
here that a special hear-
given by the Finance
to the friends of the A.
oh next Monday
tary 25-
bas requested that a
of Bryan ettizenamttend
atxxirdingly the fol-
gcntlemen, and per-
wiQ leave tcxlay for
H. H. Harring-
MEETINO OF BOARD OF DlklCTi.K
tiovernor
1;
of Bryan feel a very
p towards the Col-
move to help in se-
suppon from the
quite commendable,
learns from Mr.IF. M.
of the Alumni Asr
hat prominent alumni
sections of the state
will attend! the hearing in Austin
00 Monday night. Here’s hoping
success to|i moat worthy cauae.—
iWM
I MimsterU-'*Deacon Jones, will
you lead ii prayer?”
, The denim Mores IwmwMy-
Minister (Ibodly)—” Deacon
Jones, will you please lead?”
Deacon Jones (waking suddenly)
p'lt ain’t m v lead,I denlt.”~Bx
j ■ jj . ii f ^
The schedule i$ nearly completed
for this season’s baseball gas
Brof. Kyle has worked laird to
give the corps the best schedule
possible. In addition to this he
has scheduled a fine service in
Louisiana and Mississippi, which
will insure a trip that every man
on the squad ought to break his
nrck, so to speak; to make. As
yet. games for April 4*5 and 17-18
ate not closed, but will be some
time this week. The first game is
to b* with Baylor on March 29.
The schedule as far as completed
is as follows:
March 29-30—Baylor at College.
April 1—Gorgetown at College.
April 4-5—Not acAarfaja^i/ ’
April 12-13—Austin College at
College
April 17-A8—Not Scheduled.
April 22-33—Tulane at ^ew Or
Immu • 1 I
April 24-25—L. S. U. at Baton
Rduge.
April 26-27—M. A. and M. at
Alt&risaippt A. arid M.
April 29-30—M. U. at Oxford.
The team leaves on its southern
trip April 21 and returns about
May 2. The U. of T. games are
not yet cloaed^
. 1 'il* 1 " [' '
WHAT me HOUSTON POST SAYS
about me junior nukber.
The Houston Post has the follow
ing about the Junior numberjof The
Battalion. seems that everyone
agrees that the Juniors “made
gomi.”
“The Battalion, a weekly pub
lished by the Students’ Association
of the college was this week edited
by the Junior class, with the fol-
_ , u . _* . _ « w „ lowing staff: Paul 04 Cflnji dnllf
* .pporntm* Hott. John M. Gr«n ^ ^ Je-e ^ ^
or oakum, DeWUt county. Be in 4hW . R w Faust loc ^ «i itor;
A. L. Cornell, athletic editor; C.
M. Evana, exchange editor; T. J.
Beasley, Young Men’s Christiaa
editor, and the whole
Jutuor class as assistants
edition is not only a credit
to the Junior class, but to the cob
legd. Combined with decided lit
erary merit is a smack of up-to-
date reportorial work. The matter
is Well worth perusal by all Texans
as well as those especially interest
ed in the Agricultural and Mech-
^ anioal College.
slugging. “A” C<
to hit is going to
mean opponents
other teams. Mar
A.” and Medford
“D.” .Runs: ”A’
Hits: Im Mfriia—4;
off Smith-^-». Unit
Th*
He (uervously)-
garet—er-er there’s
been trembling on 1
last two months.”
She—‘Yea, so I s
you shave it ©!*?►>—“
r’s ability
them no
[any of the
twirled for
Smith for
O'—6.
Medford—
: Milligan.
i
NUMB
4
TENNIS AT A. AND «. <
L 1 n Jo
coun I W,|| Probable
kecurniie (be Usme.
11 I Vi . • j
Prof. Canipliell states that the
Athletic Council has not yet.
cognized tenfcis as a 1 Brandi of
athletics under their supervision.
Th^ Council, however, has not had
a meeting this year to consider ten
nis; and it is probable that they
will soon list It tu one of the regu
lar college sport*. '
Captain Sargent has agreed to
excuse the six best tenuis players
from drill a fid retreat, so that they
may play every evening* U is ex
pected that a team win be sent to
Waco.
Jut a Laaffc.
A "Methodist negro exhorter
shouted: “Comean jinede army ob
Ac Lohd!”
‘T’se done jined,” replied one of
the congregatioc
‘ Whar d ytfl
exhorter.
*'|n de Baptis’ chu’ch.’’
“Why, chile,” said the exhorter,
“Yoh ain't in de army; fob’s in dfe
navy."'
— — ■
ed the
May Apsoint hos. Jobs M
Qrcea to PHI Col. Jot Qooter's
’ fiA. ... \ ,
ii.T^a • t rn 5 ]■
The fallowing is*dipped from tiki
Galveston-Dalles Newsof March 3:
The new board of directors of
the Agricultural and| Mechanical
College win hold|their first meeting;
here tomorrow. Col. Jot Gunter
will resign from the board in order
to be Democratic State Committee-
man from the San Antonio di*rict,
to which place he has just befcn ap
pointed, vice Davis, resigned. i
It is understood that Gov. Camp-
helt .will fill the vacancy on the
lyersn J. Agricultural and Mechanical board
w. wippreent w n
served in several sessions as a mem
her of the House and
active
for Campbell during the campaign.
AQ
The wit of
ITT 1 i T ;
Qakk Retort.
frit of Mme. Dose, the great
trag^Uenne, is well illustrated by
the following story : She was at a
sapper party and talk turned on
woman's suffrage. A man present
that, of course,* women
could not daini equal rights with
men. “Man was made fir*,” said
he, f ‘and woman sprang from man
”guite so,” said the great actress,
quietly.. "It is natural that the
.flower come after the stem, .tx*
surely you do not regard that as an
of inferiority
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