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ftnd great damage is resulting from
fires. Tke people are panic-strick
en, the greatest cofifusion prevail-
The earth’s surface will be
destroyed in parts and the escape
of our planet has been fniraculous.
The ShoUrer of meteors will reach
the United States abo4it 11:50 a.
m. Saturday, March 34”
This romance’was received at all
offices in
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A AiiJa.Eiw| of th * Pri«cipal telegra
t u. c, a Fa tor the United States, and most of the
im/jeT c. « of * his
Rtutv D a. HAMts mediately got busy. If such a
j. ^ ‘ I thing was going to happen they
HOTitx ’ T 'jdesirtd that the report be Verified
(or tm B»ttAUo« | in time for them to put their valua^
watetaTMmM I hies in a place of safety. In Dai-
^ **"* • ■ las sccrefc of telephone calls were
received by the News, and the
News being without advice other
than those contained in the tele
gram, to which,by the way.it gave
no credence, was at Srst unable to
afford much satisfaction to the
anxious ones. Finally a message
of inquiry was-sent to the Associ-
ateil Press, and the following la-
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WEDNESDAY, AP»ll4 3-
TUB FINAL BAJJi .
fit is now about time to think of
final ball, a dance which should Iconic reply came back promptly:
regarded by the students ah a "Slothing in comet report.
affair in which the whole Kver since a time reaching back
je is interested. It should iuto the days of antiquity more or
be taken as representative of a less concern has been manifested
tin classor set of men, blit ought lest a comet should eccentrically
(be looked upon aa the property of veer frotn its course and give a jolt
Many of our Alumni hre ex- to<this earth which would wipe it
to be present, and » is de- off the map of the universe. Years
to make the occasfoa a mem- ago such a scare occurred .in Dal-
dteble one on their account. j las and merchants as well as dsy
It is planned to spend most of I laborers manifested the greatest
the money secured from the mem-1 uneasiness. On the night which
hers of the three! lower clasps for I the rumor makers had selected for
invitations These will be the I the elimination of this sphere
fihest of their kind, and dill con- comet did put in an appearance
Uin the program of aU the com- but as it was some millions of miles
Mencement exercises. On the away and headed in another direc-
1 over there will be an embossed tion most persons went to bed by
ire of the Mess Hall, done ini id o'clock, although there were a
The seal of the A. few who remained up all night to
will be printed in I make sure that it ' did not turn
gpkl' Contributors will get good around und come barku
Tr tCT ^ n,OB ' T fro ” the iNvn*TloirroToss"“vouiNTEas
Georgetown * reputation as con
tinuous "rag-cliewers ’did not suf
fer in Sfonday's game. It looks
bad for h team to opntest every de
cision ot the umpire, especially
when they are in the lead. We
suggest that such sewing circle tac
tics be dropped in tkei future. Aa
nsual A, and M. wp islack in the
first and Wessendorf’S wild throw
brought in two men who would
have looked better left on bases.
A. and If J was unable to recover
the lead although in th* last in
nings it aeemed as if she was com
ing out at the top.
Harris had a straight, shoulder-
high hall that made them all fish.
Dabney had everything and in the
seventh and eighth put them across
toe fast to be^seen.'. Kelley was in
the game all the time and his score
in the sixth “looked awfully good
to us." Geqrgetown’s third base
man gave Smith a dirty fall in the
sixth, when he was coming around
for a s<.orc We believe in clean
hall and play it and expect onr
visitors to do the same. There are
some good men on the second team
[that should be giveh a trial. Wake
up if you think to make a showing
against the university. We shall
furnish the support if you give us
have a chance.
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NOTHING IN THE COWET REPORT
It seems that the comet story of
last week was very widely circulat
ed The Dallas New* of Sunday
has the following concerning it:
That all geniuses are not dead,
and that there is still with us one
of the greatest wriitrs-of fiction, is
attested by a bqltetiu which came
to the News from jKondon yester
diy. ike bulletin was as follows
j “London, March ap.—^The tail
of the great Mapetti comet is now
bfushing this side of the earth’s
surface, showering it with myriads
ot shooting stars and falling me
teors. The temperature has risen
rapidly "to 114 degrees in the shade
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Annual Hop
of the
X I Ro» Volnntoers
of the
j; Texas A. and M. College
Friday evening, April the fitth «
nineteen hundred and seven.
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Committee^:
Miss Lila Graham Mclnnis, Spon
sor.
Arrangement:
Walter G. Moore, cbaiiman; J;
Alf. Collins, 7oe| A.- Wesson
dorf, Wm. Boycje, Jt., Mark
Young.
Invitaiioi
A. Gilbert, chairman;
A. Sehawe, Rudolph Groos,<2.
W. Homeyer, John Dabneyi 1 -
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Wm. Becton Worth
Arjlhur T. Pott
Jonine, T‘. He
l\ Decoratio!
Tom A- Adams, chai
Furneanx, J. O.
Letmir, O. c!
G. F. BilUe.
Floor:
DanCnlver, chairman; Lem Adams,
J. }A- Warden, J. W. McCown.
Dp B. Harris
Finance
B. McKie, chairman;
r Meerscheidt,
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Stolen base*: Kelley, Milligan,
Johnson, Brown, Williams. Two
base hitf: Smith. Stanford. Base
on<haSi: Crqekett, Houston. Hit
by pitched hall: Black, Moore.
Struck out by Dabney 13; by Har
ris is. Wild pitch: Harris
Umpire: Ridhenateta, Scorer: J.
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MEETING OF THE Y. NL C. A.
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lotcrc»ti** Report* of Deiefale* to tk<
Dalla* cooference
The first meeting of the Y. M.
C*. A. since examinations was held
Sunday night. The meeting open
ed with a hymn, followed by Scrip
ture reading by Mr. Cornell.. Mr.
Ellis then led in prayer., After an
other hym|B the delegates made
tf^eiT reportx. Mr. Hodges sppke
ortThq fine fellowship that existed
bmWCtm the delegates from the
furty-ofe associations* represented. *
He alsci named some of the l>est
jiealcers with their respective top
ics. Hpdges and Evans were able
to attend only a few meetings on
account cf attending thej stock
show. >The only meeting that Mr.
Evans attended was the reception
given to the delegates by the ladies.
He states that he did justice to all
A. and.M. at that reception. He
*lso spqjke on the general theme of
the conference, the problems con
front ng man today, j. Dr. Powell
empbasi/.ed the purpose of the con
ference, that of impressing upon
the delegates the necessity of con
stantly' taking time to he near to
God.
Several weeks from now the as
sociation will have W. D. Weather
ford, of Atlanta, Ga., to address
the corps. He is a strong leader,
one of the strongeatspeakers in the
South. ^ It will be for everybody's
benefit to attend his talk when he
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