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exhibit. Although among the steers
there are no outstanding individuals
like those sent last year to Kansas
City or Chicago, yet the steer herd
on the whole is the most uniform in
type and quality that has ever gone
out from the College. Every animal
of each breed has sufficient finish to
stand up well in his class among steers.
William Sim, veteran herdsman of
the College, Owen Garrigan, and H.
Tickle, student, went as caretakers
and asistants to Profesors Williams
and Buchanan.
Forty-five Seniors and Juniors will
leave here Friday night under the
supervision of Professor Stangle to
take part in judging the types and
breeds of livestock at the State Fair.
The Juniors will do practice judging
with the Seniors for four days, the
fifth day will amount to an illumination
contest of Seniors for places on the
International team.
DALLAS TRIP A CONTIN
UOUS ROUND OF JOY
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The special train left Dallas Sunday
night at 9:10 and arrived at College
Station about 3:00 a. m. Monday
morning. Lack of sleep could be
plainly told on the faces of the re
turned cadets, but there was also a
fresh look of newer and greater faith
and love for the team which again
upset the “dope”—for the game had
been heralded as a well-fought tie, or
if won, it would be only because of
favorable breaks to the one team or
the other-
WORK STARTED ON MEMOR
IAL SHAFT AT A. AND M.
(Continued From Page 1)
can flag, carved in the stone and
tinted in the colors of our national
emblem. The tinting of the flag will be
done by master stone cutters, pro
ficient in the art of polishing stone.
On the front of the monument will be
a bronze tablet bearing the names of
our heroes and the classes that gave
the memorial to perpetuate the mem
ory of the dead.
The shaft is to be located in the cen
ter of the lot on the west side of Ghion
Hall. It will be a key to later land
scape development. Plans for addi
tional work on the lot have not been
completed at this time, but Dr. Biz-
zell promises walks and benches to be
constructed as a stimulus for archi
tectural ingenuity along lines of later
development.
AGGIE BAND WINS PRAISE
IN FORT WORTH
(Continued From Page 1)
entertainment for these unusual ex
ponents of that fine art, namely mu
sic. Among the diversions were sight
seeing parties, automobile rides, a
danceand an elaborate banquet at the
Texas Hotel. It was here that Sol
Bartlett, more familiarly known to the
residents of Fort Worth as the “brown
eyed Apollo,” demonstrated his abil
ity as a speaker. He thanked them
for the kindnesses lavished upon the
band and assured them that the band
would be among those present at the
Fat Stock Show in March.
The band returned to College Sun
day morning and all were loud in their
praise for the sincere hospitality
shown them.
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* PERSONALS *
“Rusty” Purdue ’22 and wife visi
ted on the campus this week.
* * *
Dick Rosborough spent the week
end in the Capital City.
* * *
“Fish” Wright sojourned in Tem
ple for the week-end, visiting his
parents Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wright.
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Harry C, Davis ’22, was married
to Miss Helen Bouche of Dallas last
week. They will make their home in
Bowie.
ESCORTS NAMED A. AND M.
DUECHESS AND HER MAID
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unteers was given the distinction of
being Miss Bizzell’s escort.
Miss Lily Bess Kyle, daughter of
Dean and Mrs. E. J. Kyle, was chosen
by Miss Bizzell to be her maid of
honor. Miss Kyle will be escorted by
F. S. McGee, Captain of Troop B and
Captain of the Ross Volunteers.
A. and M.’s court will take part in
the other ceremonies and festivities
besides the King’s coronation. The
escorts will be seen in both the R. O.
T. C. uniform* and the white Ross Vol
unteer uniform.
STAGE IS SET FOR BIG AN
NUAL SHOW BY A. H. JUNIORS
(Continued from Page 1)
have won the bronze bull twice and
need win it only one more time to
make it our permanent property.
Mr. Stangel, our coach, says that we
have the best chance this year that
we have had in many years.
One of the features of the Rodeo
is a big pageant. Louis Dodson prom
ises to make the one this year more
gorgeous and more beautiful than
ever before. The hair raising,
breath taking broncho and steer rid
ing is an event that is always looked
forward to with a great deal of en
thusiasm. The rest of the features
will be new and novel to everybody.
The rodeo will be staged on the
night of November the 9th. Every
cadet should make it a point to have
this night set aside for the purpose
! of seeing the big attraction of the
year. It will be one of the most
profitable evenings that you have ever
spent. Enjoy a treat that very few
have the opportunity to witness.
The junior committeemen are O.
H. Kimball, Manager; B. H. Hop
kins, Business Manager; L. Dodson,
Society; and V. Kenedy, Decorations.
Now outside the three-mile zone.
It will be at the Palace Friday and
Saturday. Come and get your “Tea
With a Kick.”
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❖ “Prexy” Bizzell went to ***
Austin Sunday night to appear
^ before the highway commis- ***
**+ sion and representing Bryan,
*** To have the new state highway
❖ come by way of Bryan in-
❖ stead of Navasota.
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Feminine Stoicism.
Gussie—“You women bear pain
more heroically than men.”
Gettie—“I suppose a doctor told
you that.”
Gussie—“No, a shoemaker.”—Med
ical Standard.
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Get that New Fall Suit
Or at least the old one cleaned and pressed
when it needs it.
Chas. Nitch the campus tailor
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