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Cars will leave Bryan and College daily,
except Sunday, on the following schedule
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Special Cars Will Be Run When Travel Demands
W. T. James
Byan’s Leading Furniture Man
Carries a Full Line of
Furniture
Matting, Rugs and Desks
Our Goods Are Up-to-date and Are Bought to Suit
COLLEGE MEN
NORTH MAIN STREET
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J. T. MALONEY
PR0PIET0R
WHAT THE PROFS WILL
DO THIS SUMMER.
Prof. H. L. Me Knight will make a
trip through the Southeastern states,
visiting the experiment stations and
agricultural schools of Louisiana, Ala
bama, Georgia and the Carolinas. By
comparing their work with that of
the experiment station here, he will
gather much valuable information. He
made a similar trip through the North
ern states last summer.
Mr. L. L. Chappelle will employ his
time in the machine shops in Detroit,
Mich.
Prof. Puryear will teach at summer
school, and will spend the remainder
of the summer visiting in Virginia.
Mr. Standish, assistant in the ma
chine shops, will visit his home in
Bridgeport, Conn.
Mr. M. K. Thornton, the new assist
ant in the department of chemistry,
will study chemistry in summer school
at Columbia University, New York.
Prof. MacDougall and family will
spend the summer in Southern Cali
fornia.
Mr. Canfield, instructor in English,
will teach history at summer school.
The remainder of the summer he will
spend in Oregon.
Prof. Kyle will probably spend the
summer in Galveston.
Prof. J. E. Lear will teach at sum
mer school, and intends to make a
small tour of the central part of the
State.
Dr. Blake will teach at summer
school, and will remain on the cam
pus during vacation.
Mr. Nelson, instructor in chemistry,
intends to spend the vacation in St.
Louis, Mo.
Mr. R. W. Follett, instructor in Eng
lish, will visit .during the summer in
Massachusetts.
Dr. Ball will employ the first part
of the summer in scientific work here.
The remainder he will spend in the
mountains of Virginia.
Mr. H. Cassidy, of the Agricultural
Department, will go to Ann Arbor
University of Michigan.
Prof. Burns will teach at summer
school.
S. A. McMillan, instructor in agri
culture, will visit the agricultural col
leges of Illinois, Indiana, Kansas and
Wisconsin, studying their methods
and gathering such information as
will be of benefit to this college.
J. F. Williamson, of the Agricul
tural Department, will go to summer
school at Critchett, Texas. The re
mainder of the summer he will spend
at Alabama Polytechnic.
Mr. G. H. Blackman, instructor in
agriculture, will bud pecans in South
Texas.
Mr. D. T. Griswold, instructor in
animal husbandry, will spend about a
month teaching agriculture in West
Texas. After that he will work in the
stock yards and packing houses of
Port Worth, studying market classi
fications.
Mr. I. C. Nichols, instructor in
mathematics, will attend the Univer
sity of Chicago, where he will obtain
the Ph. D. degree of mathematics
major.
Mr. J. D. Garner, instructor in math
ematics, will teach at summer school.
Mr. F. J. Skeeler, instructor in
physics, will attend the University of
Chicago.
Mr. McPheeters, of the Physics De
partment, will attend summer school
at Oklahoma A. & M.
Prof. Kidd will attend the Univer
sity of Wisconsin.
Mr. W. T. Wright, instructor in
physics, will teach at summer school.
Prof. A. Mitchell will teach draw
ing and bookkeeping at summer
schools.
Mr. Heck, instructor in drawing,
will spend the summer in New York
and Chicago doing architectural work.
Prof. Geist will work on the Phila
delphia Public Ledger.
Dr. Ehlinger will take a six weeks’
course at the New York Polyclinic
School of Medicine.
Mr. F. D. Stegfer, - the Y. M. C. A.
secretary, will study sociality in Chi
cago, 111.
DR. BALL ADDRESSES
BRENHAMITES.
Under the auspices of the Blinn
College baseball team Dr. O. M. Ball
delivered a very interesting and in
structive lecture in Brenham Friday
night before an audience that filled
the hall to its capacity. Dr. Ball took
for his subject “Bacteria and Health.”
His talk was very interesting. He is
a fluent speaker and his familiarity
with the subject allowed him to ap
pear at his best.
Saturday morning Dr. Ball gave a
very interesting talk for the students
of Blinn College, taking for his sub
ject “Student Life in Germany,” and
the vividness with which he depicted
the scenes and events which often
transpire in student life there gripped
the minds of his hearers so strongly
that his address was immensely en
joyed.