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About The Battalion. (College Station, Tex.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 3, 1920)
i / THE BATTALION EAT AT ! I Butler’s Cafe A PLACE WHERE LADIES AND f GENTLEMEN DINE. | . 4f 't It .. PATRONIZE .. I The EXCHANGE STORE" In the Main Building. EVERYTHING REQUIRED BY THE CADET “At a Little more than cost” B. K. CHATHAM, Manager. | I ! V ‘Vo/, will End d USuitableSi/t ter die r- Tlere • BATTALION SELECTS ALL STATE FOOTBALL TEAM (Continued From Page 1) ficials and in every pick made this sea son has been placed at the fullback position with the comment that thece has never been developed in the Southwestern Conference a more ag gressive player. Dodson is not on this pick because his ability as a player is based on his line plunging - and passing—Higgin botham and Watson can both pass ac curately and Mahan can plunge the line with more gains than Dodson. LETTERS GIVEN AT LAST SQUAD MEETING FRIDAY (Continued From Page 1) WE WILL BE GLAD TO SUPPLY YOUR NEEDS IN JEWELRY, WATCHES AND DIAMONDS We are headquarters for all kinds of Col lege Jewelry, R. V. Pins, T. Pins, Junior Pins, Senior Rings, Two Year Rings, and all kinds of Class Pins. FINE WATCH REPAIRING A SPECIALTY J. M. CALDWELL, Jeweler BRYAN, TEX. I "V ■ gllllfflflltlia»|fflH«li!il»^ GREAT 8P034L lilt We are conducting one of the largest sales ever known in Bryan. Our entire stock of all new merchandise is on sale.. We have only been in business two and a half years and have no old or shelf-worn goods. Thousands are viiting our sale daily and it will pay you to come and see our offerings and the very low prices we are making. GROGfNSKY son, making another strong addition to the team. Coach Bible made a strong talk to the men and read the following lines which some of the squad have en titled “Bible’s Sentiments”: You are sick of the game, and that’s a shame, You are young, you’ve got guts and you’re bright. You have had a raw deal, A. and M. men don’t squeal, Pep up, do your damdest and fight! i It is easy to cry that you are beaten and die, It is easy to crawfish and crawl But to keep up the fight when hope’s out of sight, Hell, man, that’s the best game of all. And though you come out of each gruelling bout, All beaten and bloody and scarred, Man, have one more try—it’s easy to die— It’s keeping on fighting that’s hard! CHEMICAL DEPARTMENT LOSES NEW EQUIPMENT. On Wednesday Chemistry classes first saw the blackboai'ds in the large lectm - e room equipped wth reflectors and high power lights thus making the board easily visible from seats in all quarters. The expense of the silvered reflectors, wiring, and in stallation, was considerable but the added convenience to the several hundred students using the room each day was considered well worth the cost. Thursday morning when one of the Junior Ag. Chem. classes met for recitation, the reflectors were out of commission. Investigation showed that the high-power globes had been “lifted”. If the guilty party is discovered his punkdwne-i will be severe for many “Chem. Sharks” are on his trail. Dr. Hedg es stated that if the “gentleman” had reported his need for light globes> the department would have made some provision for him rather than lose the globes that equipped the much needed reflectors. TOO LATE TO BE CLASSIFIED THE HOUSE OF KUPPENHEIMER GOOD CLOTHES Welcome TO STUDENTS -BY- CHAS. liras The Campus Tailor Cleaning—Pressing—Repairing Suits Made to Order. The Same Old Stand * IE* j£±. "ST IKT JE3 ^ gg | * OPTICAL PARLORS actieal ex- -i- Our fourteen years of pri perience enables us to offe best in our line, niently B uildi; ur line. Conveniently Located in M, ling. Opposite Queen t DR. A. BENBOW t f DENTIST J $ Phones: Office 275, Res. 635 ^ 2nd Floor City National Bank ? ? Building, Bryan, Texas Y *I'*S*4'*i**s'4**F , !-*S l >!• Wanted—Transformer winder. Ex perienced or otherwise. Apply 43 Mitchell. Call for 30-30. Notice—Meeting of all men from Kalamazoo and neighboring zoos in 61 Mitchell immediately after return from Sunday Mess. All men are urged to be present as new plans for being “carried out” will be discussed. (Signed) TELEPHONE SECT’Y. Notice — The regular Sunday meeting of the Poker Club has been postponed until eleven o’clock. This will give all members an opportun ity to attend Sunday school. I’M BROKE, Sect’y. BAYLOR FRESHMAN HEARS FROM AN A. & M. SLIME The following letter was received by one of the Freshman boys of Bay lor from an A. and M. Fish. It trans pired that the A. and M. boy had stolen the Baylor Freshman’s cap after the A. and M. game and finding the Bay lor man’s name written in the band of the cap, he took it upon himself to write a card of thanks. The letter fol lows: “Dear Ed: Hope you will excuse my delay in thanking you for the beautiful little cap that was presented to me while in your city at the A. and M.-Baylor game. I am taking this opportunity of expressing my sincere thanks and appreciation for it. It is a little small for a MAN’S head but one can’t be too particular when accepting gifts. Much oblige and tell the Baylor girls hello. Signed: FROM A. AND M. FISH. Class ’24. —Lariat. ROWLAND’S LETTER TO “RED” PRIOR TO THANKSGIVING P'or the information of all the fol lowing letter to our Chief Yell jL ea der from Stag Rowland, Yell Leader for Texas, is published. Evidently the old army rumors are still cur rent for we have yet to see a cap less Aggie! All things considered, the conduct of both student bodies at the game was admirable and the co operation between the institutions commendable. Nov. 13, 1920. The A. and M. Yell Leadep. Dear Sir: I am writing you in reference to the Thanksgiving game here in Austin on November 25, 1920. If it is at all pos sible I would like to see you before that time and talk over some very important matters with you. Please let me know if you will be in Austin anytime before Thanksgiving. If you will not be up here before that time let me know when you will come up so that we can get together for a while. Several reports have come to me and the Athletic Council that the A. and M. rooters are planning some things for this game that if pulled off are sure to bring on a free-for-all. Perhaps you have heard it reported that we are planning somethings also that would bring on a fight. Among the things that have come to me is a report that you are planning some sort of parody on “The Eyes of Texas,” also that you have decided to take “Pig,” the Texas bull dog, back to A. and M., and that you are plan ning a demonstration against Elam. There is quite a bit of strong feeling uphere over this game and anyone of these things is sure to bring on a fight. I believe that you know as well as I that a fight over this game between Texas and A. and M. students is sure to bring on the discontinuation of ath letic relations between the two schools. I know that Texas does not want our athletic relations broken, and 1 feel pretty sure that A. and M. feels the same way. In order to avoid this I am going to do all I can to see that no trouble comes up over the Thanks giving game, and I want you to meet me half way. We are extending to A. and' M. every courtesy we can, and in re turn would like to have A. and M. co-operate., with us in seeing that this game comes off in a decent way. I am going to keep my gang off the field between halves and if you have any stunts to pull, the field is yours for the first half of the time between halves. However, I have ttvo or three igs ~t0 f till" iii the last half of that time. i I feel si re of your co-operation in these matters and would like to hear from you as soon as possible. iSincerely Yours, STAG ROWLAND, Texas Yell Leader. JUNIOR COLLEGES FORM ASSOCIATION Fort Worth, Nov. 27.—Fourteen junior colleges of Texas formed an athletic league here today, electing S. F. Davis of John Tarleton College at Stephenville, president; W. H. Hughes of Decatur Baptist College, vice-president and Lovis C. Perry of Texas Military College, secretary- treasurer. Another meeting will be held at Dallas or Fort Worth Dec. 13th, to arrange the athletic schedules. Members of the league are: Texas Military, Wesley, Burleson, College of Marshall, Rusk, Alexander, Westmin ister, John Tarleton, Grubbs, Merid ian, Clarendon, Weslyan Baptist and Midland.—Waco News-Tribune. J mt h NEVER BEFORE have we reduced prices like we are at the present time. Every article in this entire stock of High Grade Men’s Wear is being sacrificed. 5 Have you looked thro’ Kalinas Tailoring Line? If not, you should. The values are exceptional and rightly priced. Brand : Lawrence ■“‘—'I E. F. PARKS & CO. BRYAN’S BIG FURNITURE STORE We carry an unusually large stock of high class fur niture, rugs, draperies and household novelties. We are large buyers of second hand furniture, such as is used by the boys at A. and M.—desks, dressers, chif- foneers, chifforobes, etc. If you have anything you want to dispose of see us. WE ARE ALSO PHONOGRAPH HEADQUARTERS Fresh Fruit Cakes And other Fancy Cakes for Thanksgiving. NEW CITY BAKERY ON MAIN STREET CADETS, ATTENTION! CHEMISTRY SHARKS. If some of our Austin Fish don’t quit telling about the turkey dinner that they enjoyed about 12:30 p. m. on the 25th while we tried to make the best of things with only one of Sbisa’s “sack lunches” to fill that ever increasing, aching desire with in us, we are apt to get riled up. (’Tis great to be SACKHOLDERS). The Chemistry* 1 Profs.” tell us of the great opportunities that await the young chemical engineer. The new discoveries of the chemist makes the world marvel at the achievements that man is able to do. “Fish Hol land of Battery B, has gone one step further. He has exploded the modern theories of the mysterious science Last Wednesday afternoon he demon strated to a large audience on the rear steps of Leggett Hall that po tassium chlorate plus red phosphate will produce a loud noise plus burnt eyebrows plus a fall down the steps. No other chemist has ever given a more perfect demonstration of his accomplishments. 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