B. U., Oct. 22.—A call has been is
sued for a mass meeting of students
to act on student self-government,
coming from the four class presidents,
the president of the university, and
the matron of the university girls, for
October 22.
ROSS VOLUNTEERS ELECT
MEMBERS.
L. W. Brown, Capttain; V. Smitham,
M. D. Sanders, P. W. Clarkson,
Lieutenants.
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The Ross Volunteers held their first
meeting of the current session Sun
day afternoon. The following offi
cers were elected: L. W. Brown,
captain; V. Smitham, first lieutenant;
M. D. Sanders, second lieuteant; P.
W. Clarkson, second lieutenant.
A number of new members were
elected and the customary welcome
was given. The president of the col
lege, hearing the resounding blows
from many belts, came out and en
deavored to quell the disturbance. But
after some minutes of argument, the
members persuaded him to let the ini
tiation continue.
The newly elected members are;
R. R. Allen, J. Bivins, J. G. Beasley,
T. G. Cherry, D. Burns, W. K. Hanson,
F W. Cawthon, E. L. Riesner, A. D.
Johnson, W. L. Stangle, A. R. Haw
kins, R. H. Wooten, D. W. Scott, E. O.
Oglesby, J. H. Thomason, J. H. Tigner,
J. C. Underwood, R. Glover, H. M.
Mayo, J. S. Allen, J. V. Meyer, G. D.
Everett, D. E. Taylor, M. Knolle, M.
S. Berringer, G. B. Hooker, E. C. Rack,
N. M. Braumiller, T. B. Cochran, E.
R. Giradeu, A. C. Bull, H. Gill, F. M.
Crockett, T. F. Keasler, E. R. Allen,
G. A. Saper,, W. L. Coleman, T. R.
Brailsford, C. M. Easley, E. O. Dun
ning, C. D. Stoner, H. L. Fry, J. L.
Foster, E. P. Menke, A. Moses, J. H.
Moore, L. A. Pinkston, W. S. Gillespie,
G. Hudson, W. L. Rutan, H. J. Mor
gan, C. S. Wilson, H. E. Runge, V. A
Barracco, F. A. Crow, S. K. Mason,
J. M. Hendrick, P. H. Olson, J. T. Han-
way, E. P. Jennings.
LONGHORNS REE.
Do you like kodak pictures? If so,
get busy. Make yourself a nice al
bum and at the same time get a Long
horn free. A Longhorn will be given
to each of the four men having the
most pictures accepted for publica
tion in the college annual. For par
ticulars see J. R. Jarvis at Foster 7, or
C. C. Hudspeth at Milner 54.
COLLEGE SWEATER ON SHEEP
CAUSES WONDER TO MANY.
“Who is that walking around on his
hand and knees?” This was the ques
tion put by an interested looking
young lady who leaned over the fence
at the sheep pens and pointed out an
object in an adjoining pen which ap
peared to be a man with a loud red
sweater on, crawling about with a
herd of sheep.
Upon investigation it was found
that the supposed man was not a man
at all, but a sheep, which was just
like the other sheep in the pen, ex
cept for the fact that he wore a bright
red sweater, bearing the letters “A.
& M.” The pen in which the deco
rated sheep was found conslted of a
prize exhibit of sheep from the Agri
cultural and Mechanical College at
College Station, and the solution of
the pehnomenon was that an enthu
siastic student had lent the prize
winner his football jersey.
T. C. U., Oct. 22.—T. C. U. plays
the strong Rice Institute team Satur
day afternoon. After the overwhelm
ing defeat of the Christians by the
Farmers last week, it is expected that
Coach Boles will effect a shake-up on
the team.
Trade with our advertisers.
We don’t want to buy your dry goods;
We don’t like you any more;
You’ll be sorry when you see us
Goin to some other store.
You can’t sell us any sweaters.
Four-in-hand or other fad;
We don’t want to trade at you store
If you won’t give ns your ad.
ENGINEERING NOTES.
Civil Engineering.
Mr. R. M. Morrison of the highway
division of the Civil Engineering De
partment has been delivering lectures
on highway engineering at Cross
Plains and Rising Star.
At the present Mr. Morrison has
charge of the highway exhibit at the
Dallas Fair.
Prof. B. H. Coghlan of the Civil En
gineering Department has been at
Muldoon delivering talks on good
roads. Afterwards he went to Dallas
to arrange the highway exhibit.
Dean Spence is continually receiving
applications from various fairs for the
highway exhibit. He has also receiv
ed a large number of requests for
speakers on good roads.
From the number of enthusiastic
letters concerning the highway ex
hibits which have been received by the
Civil Engineering Department from
places where the exhibit has been
shown it appears that the valuable
work of the highway department is
being appreciated by the people of
the State.
Mr. W. T. Boland, T3, was a. visitor
on the campus this week. Mr. Bo
land has been employed at Yoakum
by the S. A. & A. P. Railway as rod-
man, but has been laid off for 60 days
on account of a reduction in forces.
During this time he will work as a
section hand in order that he may
become more familiar with the every
day problems of the maintenance of
way department of a railroad.
Textile Engineering.
In the cotton classing department
of the School of Textile Engineering
a great deal of time has been given
lately to the discussion of “half and
half’’ cotton. This is a kind of cotton
that produces one-half of its total
weight in lint. The raising of this
cotton is not proving as successful as
some farmers thought it would. The
reason for this is that when it sells
at all it brings about two cents a
pound less than ordinary cotton
brings.
Let the Brenham Steam Laundry
darn your socks and mend your
clothes.—Sam Farrell, Agent.
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