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1, i _ S. U. TIMES Volume I Dallas, Texas, Saturday, October 9, 1915 Number 4 S. M. U.vs. T. C. U.TODAY---FORT WORTH - I ARE YOU GOING? HOW TO VOTE! BE SURE TO VOTE! back field is developing some Scratch the names of the ones you do not want to vote for. STUDENTS good speed, says Coach Morri- Remember you c'n vote for any person on the ticket, regard- CHEER LEADERS FOR son. less of combinations, but you must vote for one person only for All articles turned into the SITDENT BODY ADOPTS The team will not go onto the each office. Times expressing an opinion FIRST GAME ELECTED Continued on page 3. The polls will be open from 8 a. m. to 1 p. m. today. must be signed by writer. RULES Al METINC

MANY EXPECTED TO AC- CONSTITUTION AND BY- COMPANY SQUAD TO Three Members of the Fine Arts Faculty LAWS LAID OUT BY FORT WORTH THIS Who Will Appear In Concert Oct. 28 SPECIAL COMMITTEE AFTERNOON ACCEPTED.

Game Called 4 o'Clock Special Election Today

TENTATIVE LINE-UP IS AN WILL BALLOT ON OFFICERS NOUNCED FOR THE OF ASSOCIATION AND GAME AGAINST NEWSPAPER BY CHRISTIANS BALLOT.

At 4 o'clock this afternoon i At a mass meeting of the stu- Fort Worth the University an dent body Tuesday afternoon Texas Christian University fool at 4 o'clock in the chapel, the ball teams will clash. This i committee on constitution and the first game of the season fo by-laws, which was appointed at S. M. U. It is the first gain a call meeting of the student for the school. The team ha body on Wednesday of last week been whipped into good shap repoited. The constitution, by Coach Morrison, who ha which was amended slightly, had them going through a se was adopted. vere grill of scrimmage for the The Wednesday meeting of past few days. le hopes to last week was at the call o cer- Reading from left to right: Harold make a good showing agains tain students and the student Hart Todd, Director of the Department the Christians this afternoon, as activity committee of the facul- of Theory and Teacher of Piano; Wal- this will be the toughest game ty. Prof. McGinnis presided ter J. Fried, head of the Department of of the season. Um- Violin; and C. Boris Grant, Head of the over the organization until The team will possibly leave phrey Lee was made the tem- Department of Piano. Dallas on the 1:30 Limited In porary chairman and Jack Doty terurban, which will put them ii ,.1 temporary secretary. Fort Worth in plenty of time for The committeq, which drew were present and offered their of the University Church as a the game which will be playec partffth UnieD sttyChurctco-up the constitution and by-laws, es- services as teachers in the dif- part of the Dallas district at the baseball park. It is S.S. IS P[RMANENTLY ferent classes. Mrs. Van Nort, HARD TO PRACTIC[ con- wvaswscmoe composed offtefloig the following; pecially desired that every stu- Terence. It, as Mr. Sensabaugh Robert B. Wylie, chairman; R. a young attorney who lives over explained, dent, who can, will go along with in the west side of Oak Cliff was will be connected with W. Goodloe, Misses Ganelle the team and root for them ORCANI[ED AT UNIY. at the Sunday services and vol- WHAT YOU PREACH the Oak Lawn church until the Hawkins, Nancy Barnes and Quite a number have signified untarily offered his services as meeting of the quarterly confer- Porter Brown. Each of these their intention of going. FOUR ASSISTANT SUPERIN- a teacher of a class. THAT WAS THE DECLARA- ence. At that time, he declared, represented one of the five col- Superintendent Reedy adopted it would be designated Two Yell Leaders Elected. TENDENTS ARE ELECT- as a sep- lege classes. quite a novel plan in the organiz- TION OF REV. 0. F. SENS- arate and independent church. Balloting Means of Electing. At a mass meeting of the stu- ED 81Y STUD- ation of the classes of the Sun- The Rev. Sensabaugh took as The constitution as adopted afternoon ir ABAUGH IN SERMON dent body Tuesday ENTS. day School. Each pupil was al- a text a part of the 116th Psalm, calls for a president, vice-presi- the chapel Miss Anna Bell lowed to make his choice of the TO STUDENTS. (Continued on page 3.) dent and secretary-treasurer. Newman and J. Walter Wright It teacher and class he would be- limits the college publications to were elected as cheer leaders. long to. This was done in order They desire that all who can Pupils Choose Teachers "FRESHIES" SHINE SHOES a newspaper and an annual. The to break away from the col- officers of the association and will go along to aid in rooting lege class ideas. Kirk Towns Gives Solo for the team. Upper Classien Introduce First the managers and editors of the TEN CLASSES ARE FORM- Ten teachers were assigned Year Men to Real Col- publicatinos are to I e elected by Mr. Morrison declared Tues- classes Sunday. They are as fol- the student bcdv in an election of the in- El)SUNI)AY AND WVILL UNIVERSITY CHURCH MADE lege Life. day that with the aid lows: Prof. R. A. Haeron, Mr. at the ballot box:. Each candi- eligibles as a scrimmage squad MEET EACH SABIBABTH Van Nort, Prof. A. D. Schuss- PART OF OAK LAWN parlors would go date for an office has to present he has been able to develop the her, Prof. Edvard H. Jones, Prof'. Shoe-shining AT 9:30. CHURCH FOR wantingN if they depended upon a petition with f ifty signatures regulars into a snappy, speedy E. W. Shuler, Mr. J. Ray Morri- t patronage of the upper-class- of members of the association team. "They have a lot of pep son, and Miss McCord. In the PRESENT. the rmen of the university-not that attached before his name will be for a first year bunch of men," The University Sui1day School p~riiary department. Mrs. Mor- t upper-classmen do not have placed on the ballot. declared the coach, "and we ex- was permanently organized Sun- rison and Mrs. Seay were named the a good showing theiri shoes shined, but that they By terms of the constitution pect to make day morning at 9:30 o'clock in as principals and Miss Margue- "It is easier to preach than it an election can not be called ex- Saturday against T. C. U." He the chapel, when more than 300 rite Hyer as assistant. is to practice what you preach," havet made arrangements for the cept upon petition of a certain said that the Christians had the students and faculty members was the declaration of Rev. 0. F. Freshmen to do it for them. were present for the second The fact that the university per cent of the members of the edge in the way of training on Sensabaugh, presiding elder of association and then it canl not our bunch, but he declared, church services of the school is a new school has had nothing besheldnundtenida. oThis the Dallas district, who spoke to be held under e as "they didn't look so bad Sat- year. t~ot do thus far with the frecsh- tndy.Ti by Mr. Frank Reedy, the superin- the students Sunday morning at provision, as was requested urday when they played Texas. tendent, announced that the four MUSICAL S[ASON IS eleven o'clock in the chapel on menn escaping his initiation into the committee on constitution, They showed bad form," declar- assistant superintendents would the personality of religion. thet walks of college life. If any was set aside in reference to the ed the coach, who was the um- be Prof. J. S. McIntosh, Prof. TO BE OPENED SOON of0 He was assisted in the services them came to the university election of the management of pire of the T. C. U.-Texas game John H. McGinnis from the fac- expectinge to escape this they the newspaper, and the election ulty and Miss Flora Lowery and by Prof. Kirk Towns, who gave at Austin. were foolcd. Last week the men of permanent officers by the as-, Umphrey Lee. Miss Amann was Fine Arts Faculty to Appear in a very much appreciated solo. who1i have been the goat Nera-Stars Showing Up. named as the secretary, Miss Al- Concert October 28, Scot- Mir. Towns was accompanied at in other sociation. The election for the Among the men, accoring to inc Whitman was named treas- tish Rite.Cathedral. ;he piano by Mrs. Harold Hart schools$1 before coming to the uni- editor and manager of the news- versity decided that the Mr. Morrison, who was especial- urer, Miss Elizabeth Cotting- Todd, a member of the fine arts best paper and officers of the associ- ly showing up in the scrimmage hnm''" librarian, and Homer lepartment. qqualification for a full-fledged ation will be chosen today by Mrs. Theniusical season in Dallas freshmanf) of this new school was ballot. practice is Neal at Quarter. He Guy, assistant librarian, With the exception of a few t pianist. Geo. will be opened with a recital by tco initiate them with a little The officers for the annual seems to be able to handle the Harold Hart Tood visitors from the city the audi- «] Sexton was made publicity agent Itthe members of the Fine Arts' 'hazing." will be elected two weeks from squad well considering the fact (ence was made up almost entire- for the Sunday School. faculty of the university Octo- The "hazing" has all been in today. that most of the men are rather y of the boarding students at Great interest is being shown bber 28 at the Scottish Rite Ca- S(;oo spirit. It has consisted in Two Governing Bodies Provided inexperienced. Cole is showing in the Sunday services and espe- he thedral. The auditorium of the dormitories of the University theth main of shoe-shining and For. -up well in forward passes and cially the Sunday school by both Campus. The sermon of Rev. sCTrrnnmmnrn Ananr of^ +h ^11^nn A rrnrl:ine + n ha nnntedleon- Atwell and Collins are doing members of the faculty and the ccathedral has been formally of- aamd c aloes of te college I Acconinuedt one ac some ceditable punting. The students. Most of the faculty (Continued on page 3.) I;ensabaugh was but the opening ffamed "paddle." Conitinued on 'page 3.

1>. Page Two SATURDAY, OCTOBERZ 9, 1915 S. M. U. TIMES SO1. which succeeding student bod- S. M. U. FEATAURED IN I . " i4-"'l4Sr S. cYI'I U. TIMES [I3TIMPRSSIQNS ies can be proud. LOCAL CONCERN'S ADS. 2 Thsee three issues are publishcd as a fore- runner of the student weekly which will be Chas. D. Dial, '16. "x r publiahd by the student body. Greenville, Tex. 'In this issue is reproduced an \* ED FULTON O[ THE ONIY[RSIIY ad which is a commendable ef-9 _ S. M. U. Students Publisher With a great deal of interest fort on the part of one of the ".j Subscription price $1.00 per school year. I have been looking forward to Dallas large clothing concerns to Football Outfit $1.50 payable in advance. Many Students Declare That S. M. U. Has Fully Measured the opening of S. M. U. Upon feature the opening of the splen- my arrival I was convinced that ball ...... 0 Up to Their Expectations did S. M. U. in Dallas on Sept. .j Ifootl the school would be greater than 23. S. M. U. Hat...... - .50c J. THE TEAM. I had imagined and that we were The concern cleverly lined up R ibboons, S. M. U. Colors...... 25c really beginning one of the Southern Methodist Univer- the eventful opening with a 3 i Megapphone ...... 25c We are going to have a team greatest schools in the entire can well be proud af hearty welcome to the faculty, 1.y of first year men. But that is the student South. body for this the initial year. students and contributors of the DRE YFUSS & SON no discredit to us. It is a mat- Irvin T. Andrews, Grad. University, and reproduced as a" ter that was forced upon us. In It may be thuthfully said that From Centenary College of At the Center of Dallas' Activities. the loyalty that pervades the background a splendid design of the long run we are going to be Louisiana. the main University building, benefitted. very atmosphere out on the cam- pus, not only, on the Dallas Hall. The writer has heard a good part of the Have you ever seen a prairie, students for the Favorable comment has been- deal of uncomplimentary talk University, but With a hay crop growing there? on the part of everybody for received on this idea from many on the part of both faculty and 'Twas thus I saw the campus soures. students about the team. Sneer- everybody else and every thing first, else, is such that is not ing remarks are about all that often All bleak and brown and bare. are made. That is not the right shown as clearly in schools RULES FOR THE PREPARA- which have been in existence for the1 ok1l-nbnga pnnn in onrnist } KAHN'S spirit. Boost for the team. We j u Iertr; i veganrr inr i tllll; t, TION OF THEMES. a number of y'ears. are going to have the very best IThe hay all ready to glean, HOME OF GOOD SHOES AND The first year team that can be had, following are contribu- There soon appeared before us, All themes which are to be tions from HOSIERY SINCE 1875 Students, think what it will students who give This truly wonderful dream. corrected by the staff of theI their impressions of the Univer- mean if S. M. T. canIuisity. Alt a English department must be pre- first year team that will be able sity: But dreams have become real- u:ared in accordance with the Sities, to make a good showing against Why should one prefer to do he harest is ipe with knowl- following instructions: Mr. D. N. Morrison the colleges represented on our "graduate work in S. M. U. ratth- 1. Use only thene paper, S!! S. M. U. Representative edge, by 11 inches schedule. The whole state knows er than in some of the older Uni- in size. The mar- 1204-6 Elm Street the hazard under which we are versities in the East? And we are the gleaners out in gin must be 1j, inches wide. playing this year and they are;It occurs to me that in this , the field, 2. Put the title on the first going to measure us by the new school which has been laid To gather the fruits of college. ruled line, and underline it with I showing we make. Encourage out on a large plan and is nw Prigha Archer,'18,White- three lines. Use a ruler. each man on the team. Let him in the making, the student has wright, Texas. 3. Leave blank the two lines know that you are behind him the advantages of many univers- From the time of my arrival immediately below the title line. i °°Correct Styles for the 4. Do not write in the mr- and expecting him to do his ities, rather than coming under an te campus of Southern S r j EOF College Boy and the best. !the moulding influence of one. 1Methodist University. I have gin, i. e. in the space to the left Older Men as well. All Today we play T. C. U. in Fort The faculty is made up of bright of the red line, but begin every :beenb favo-ably impressed both styles $5.00 and up. Worth and every one that can !men thoroughly equipped from with her student body and fac- line except the first lines of par- should go along with tie agraphs, etc., immediately at the team many of our best universities. ultr.wthIherietaorelan I nev:er met a more pleas-- and root for them. They come fresh from the rich- ing student body; all right of the margin line. are ready 4W' SHOE Williams Shoe Co. Don't foim the habit of est fields of original' research land anxious to take part in the 5. Number the pages in the knocking. Be a booster if you and bring with them the zeal student activities, as well as to upper right hand corner with 1010 Elm Street would do the thing worth while. and interest of the newly acquir- train their intellects by studying Arabic numerals. Do not num- cd truth. The spirit of the the courses prescrbiedl vyour ber the first page. BEING LOYAL. i eacher is his real test of great- most able faculty. I have been 6. Be sure that the pages are ! ness. Here indeed the feeling, impressed with the good, whole- in proper numerical order. It was very gratifying to the "fellow students" pervades the!som,e friendly, happy spirit 7. Fold themes lengthwise. management of the Times the !whole institution.-G. F. Win- aminong the students of S. M. U. 8. Endorse on the upper right other day to hear an advertiser jfield, '16, Meridian, Texas. 1-Morris Terry, '16, Hale Cen- hand corner of back of last H utcleson say some S. M. U. students had ter, Texas. sheet. Begin on the top line come to his store and made ptr- I and use on consecutive lines the chases and told him that they i It is my pleasure to always S. M. U. FARM. following order: Will be pleased to meet the S. M. U. young ladies when on were readers of the Times. That say I was at the opening of a 1st Line-Course and section. their shopping tours, and convince them that we have the i was the right spirit. Those stu- great university; S. M. U. Ican S. M. U. is a jolly good place, 2nd line-Student's full name. - smartest and most select line of Hats in the city at very dents whoever they were had Ibest express my impression of Though now it consists chiefly Begin this line a little to thei * popular p~ices. the interests of their enterprises the university by repeating what of space. right of the first and third lines. MIRS. XI: E. HUTCHESON, Manager at heart. 3rd line-Date Being loyal to those one of my pld class mates of Only two dormitories and Dallas on which the 1703 Main Street Opposite Postoffice who are loyal to you is the thing Polytechnic said. "S. M. U. is a Hall, theme is due. Do not abbreviate that is going to make the stu- jschool boy's paradise." Its teach- Stand out on a hill bleak and the name of the month. ' - ~ ~~ ~ .~f dent body enterprises a success. ors are efficient men, several of Example: Every student should bear in xv,'hiich it has been my pleasure Surrounded by fields which re- * .I mind that this is a new year and o have had work under il Poly- semble a farm, IN COLLEGE that all are going to have to pul echnic and Southwestern Uni- Much more than a camlus it de- together to make the most of eV- versity. The courses offered lgihtful charm. f L grL ied Your eyes are heavily taxed and overworked. To have x erything. If every student wili are equal to any in the state.- But soon we'll have us some them protected and cared for now may prevent serious com- let the advertisers know who Victor Dow, '16, Oran, Texas. I buildings galore, J:plications in future. Years of practice and experience en- thewy are when they make their _ Libraries, frat houses and then i ables me to give you better service. purchases, the Times,Times,~utl, ith that . M. U.~ has had an opening jS some more! 9. Use black ink, amd write kind of backing, can be made the S .hshda pnn a far exceeding my expectations. So may S. M. U. live on forever, on one side of the paper only. leading college weekly of the I ad ill mind the plan of a great The abode of the brilliant and 10. Handwriting must be en- Jas. M. Turner building as I was told it would the camp of tie clever! tirely legible. OPTOMETRIST It shall not: be our purpose to ! 11. Typewritten themes will It shallno bo ur puroe o be, but I never dreamed that at Britton's Optical Department 1500 Elm, Corner Akard S institute a boycott with the non- its first opeiing it would really Suggestion--To secuie money rnot be accepted. advertiser. We do not uphold ]be crowed to its reasonable en for the new dormitory, cause a Themes which are not pre- such a policy. A student may crdity ith students frol ec-ry rise in the hay market.-Fannie 1pared in accordance with these trade where he will, but we be- section in the Southwest. I y Kistenmacher, '19, Dallas, I rules will not be received. lieve his preference should be thought tlat after four or five Texas. The Finest Store In the South with the advertisers of the uni- i/yers we nlight; begil to realize versity publications. some of tie hopes of the foun-1 Tle tiing that impressed me October. ICS Bids You Welcome! III When you buy tell our adver- .ders. But we have already a most, when I first came to S. M. O sul and skies and clouds of June tisers you are a reader And flowers of June together, of tie great institution, and one tlat IU., was the kindness, and friend- Ye cannot rival for one hour Times. It is a courtesy to them is destined, within a very few lines of tle people in charge. October's bright blue weather. and it is your duty to do it. years, to become one of the Also tie smiling face and the greatest universities of our welcome greeting of each stu- When gentians roll their fringes tight, To save them for the morning, The Lariat of Baylor Univers- country. I am delighted ithdent. And chestnuts fall from satin burrs ity7 is tie first college weekly to S. M. U., with the buildings, with I thought it would take sever- Without a word of warning. come to our desk. It is a neatly the faculty, and with my fellow- al years to attain tie enrollment When on the ground red apples lie WE edited1 sheet. It ranks as one of students. I am proud to be here. that S. M. U. now has. It is al- In piles like jewels shining, YOU the1 oldest college weekly jour- W. A. Hearon, CARRY '16. ready a great university, but I And redder still on old stone walls nals in the ftte This inlir.nnl Blooming Grove, Tex. think in years to come that it ARE 7 will te the greatest there is in Are leaves of woodbine twining. EVERY- has as its editor Mr. Harold W. the South-Lela Mast, '19, Na- _ THING INVITED Walker, who true to his name S. M. U., with its unparalleled When all the lovely wayside things cogdoches, Texas. Their TO OPEN has perambulated into the front opening, offers its students an white-winged seeds are sow- FOR THE ing, ranks of college journalism. opportunity of a life time. Con- A CHARGE The wonderful thing about S. EAnd in the fields, still green and fair, COLLEGE sidering the fact that the stu- Late aftermaths are growing. ACCOUNT principal factor M. U. is the spirit of enthusiasm i MISS When you think of a news dent body is the -Helen Hunt Jackson. the history of a uni- that prevails everywhere Ev- item" save it for the Times. Ev- in making versity and realizing that the eryone seems to be working in eryone can render a great ser- history of S. M. U. is to be be- a body to make S. M. U. the best to those in charge of the vice gun with this year, the students in the State. The large enroll- publication if they editing of the should appreciate the privilege ment of studelts has for sur- Barber Shop: * will do this. they enjoy in being one of the passed my expectations.--Rosa- first student body of S. M. U. I lie Mast, '19, Nacogdoches, Tex. MostUp-to-Date Shop in ', Someone has said, "if you think it would be a conservative Motthe City Come, Use O0ur Many Conveniences, and Make Yourself at Home Here * would escape criticism; do noth- prophecy to say that with the The ideals for the future of WELCOME S. M. U. ing, say nothing, be nothing." high grade of students which the institution are superior to STUDENTS are in attendance at S. M. U., all expectations. Make- This Headquarters that the student body will set W. E. Hamilton, '16. e~'fdPa~pg. £ Bell M. 2507 1314 Main Street BUY IT IN OCTOBER precedents and make a record of Boon, Coo. )lf.1 P. .~ . s 3 II i 'rII II II + S ! ! 3} 11I

w,..., .,- ; ..- . ,m,. .;-«r, s^- .s 't i,-. ^ :' £.tl...ita~. 7b ~n:LM-cNc.r S. M. U. TIMES SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1915 Page Three ChEE LEDR O r ------1CHEER LEADERS FOR FIRST GAME ELECTED. (Continued from Page 1.) field this afternoon against T. C. U. untrained in any way. Mr. Morrison has had them pitted against the ineligibles each aft- ernoon for the past week or ten days-a thing which means that they have had all the experi- ence that many college teams could have given them, as the ineligibles are made up of star players who were cut out in the recent ruling of the T. I. A. A. The team will not be green in any respect. They will have fight and pep in them. The last stages of the practice were put on when the men were put through light scrimmage yesterday afternoon. More than MAKE THIS STORE HEADQUARTERS thirty men have been coming out for practice and it is to this We invite the students of the Southern Methodist University to make tills store their downtown headquarters. fact that Mr. Morrison accredits Use our Rest and Writing Roonis freely, have your friends meet the team he has been able to de- and greet you here-"The Shopping Center of Dallas." FALL GOODS-We have the best selected stocks of Fall Goods in velop out of the first year men. our history-from the very best sources. Your particular attention is directed to our showing of Tailored Suits, Dresses, Coats, skirts Line-Up for Game Announced. and Blouses-correct styie for fall. The tentative lineup MIEN'S WEAR-Our new Fail Suits will interest young men who which want to he well dressed at a small e:penditure. will be tsed in the game with the Christians today follows: Neal or Nelson, Quarter Titche-Goettinger Co. Collins or Atwell, Fullback. Glenn or Park, Left Half. Cole or Hester, Right End. CONFFRENCES ADllT ferePe l PtedDr.J fic T h- Duncan. Left End. UNIVERSITY'S CHARATER ett. Mr. Wright left Sunday Lester of Coffman, Left Tac- i morning to attend the New Mex- kdle. Three Conferences of Missouri ico conference. McKeon, Left Guard.

Elect Trustees of S. Ml. U. i Barton or Patterson, Center. iWinn or Isbell, Right Guard. The Rev. Casper S. Wright, TWO SENIOR CLASSES lIarper or May, Right Tackle. vice president of the University FORMED AT MEETING Dunaway or Cason, Right returned Friday of last week( M MHalfh fi'om attending the St. Louis con- "Grads" Split_ From A. B. ference. He said that the coi- Students and Form Grad- londswtolthermaieigt.line will carry at least 165 ference approved the charter of i uate Class. pounds to the man in weight. i Those who desire to go with the university which was recent-jthoewhortogorth i the team to Fort Worth for the ly adopted by the educational The University is to have two game can find out w'ht arrange- It is easier for me to think what also have a prominent part on to organization. All temporary commission of the church. senior classes. This was decid-gments have been made for going is best for my neighbor than it the program. officers will serve until a later When the edtcational commis- ed Thursday afternoon of lastbh is for me to know what is best Bursar Frank Reedy will ap- meeting for final organization. ion adopted the Present amend- week when all the students who main building. for myself. It is easier for me to point a number of men students The following are committee ed charter of the university they, are candidates for graduation preach, than it is for me to live to act as ushers to assist the chairmen: Miss Ruth Potts, threw the school under the con- meet for organization and the what I preach." house committee of the Scot- constitution; Miss Aline White- trol of the general confreenoes master degree students split STUDENT BODY ADOPTS The speaker declared that the tish Rite Cathedral. man, Program; Miss Nora Tom of the Methodist Church of the from tie A. B. students and or- RULES AT MEETING. truly great character was the Hines, publicity. At the organ- Southwest. The action of the ganized the graduate class. (Continued from Page 1.) one who could appreciate the ization meeting Miss 'Flora commission, however, was but a There were about 50 present stitution there are to be two good about him. But he declalu"- Y. W. C. A. ORGANIZED. Lowery presided, Miss Nora forerunner of the action which at this meeting. It was oharac- governing ed all are selfish, ready and wil Tom Hines read the Scriptures will now be taken by each gen- terized with perfect good feeling, , known as the execu- ing to congratulate themselve Miss Stewart, Field Secretary of assciaionknwn s te xecu- and Miss Margaret Stewart eral conference. Each confer- Each faction seened to be will-ativecomie adtheecu on their successes, while on th Organization, Visits Uni- made a talk and Miss Margaret tive committee and the council. versity. 1ence in adopting the charter ing to tie suggested separation The executive committee is to other hand, blaming their fatlt Vaughan sang a solo. elects a trustee to the university. of tle two classes of students, be composed of three officers and failures on some one clst It is the purpose of those in Tle St. Louis conference elect- The graduate students with- of the association and one mem- "We like to shift responsibility, An organization of the Young charge of the organization to ed as trustee to the university drew from the meeting and per- ber from each of tie five college he said. Woman's Chlrsitian Association meet at least once a week. Miss was perfected from that conference, Dr. Luth- fected their organization. They classes. This committee is to The speaker declared that i at tie university Hines stated that it was tle de- Friday of last er E.Todd. elected R. W. Goodloe president, have charge of the student publi- was impossible to live withou week with a mem- sire to make the organization so bership Rev. Mr. Wright said that tle Miss Lyle John, vice president, cations, serve as an auditing the personal relationship, tha of thirty-five. The far as tle women students were Missouri and Southwestern Mis- and Miss Bridges, secretary. ' committee, control elections, and every individual has his influ meeting was had and the organ- concerned the most democratic i ization perfected at the call souri conferences also approved Tie senior class elected Jack have charge of student celebra- ence and that it was up to hin of organizations about tie univer- )f the charter by resolution. The Doty, president, Miss Lena Belle tions. to make the most of himself. Hi Miss Marguerite Stewart, field sity. The social side of univer- secretary of the Iissouri conference elected as Sloan, vice president; W. A. The council is to consist of' said that it is easy to live on the Southwest for sity life will be stressed and de- the Y. W. C. A. rustee, Dr. J. C. Handy, and Haeron, treasurer and Miss Coc, two members from each of the lower planes of life, to gratifi votional 'meetings will be had t I he Southwestern Missouri Con- I secretary. five academic classes, elected by tthe fleshly wants, to have a gooc The meeting of Friday was often. - the respective classes. The du-time, but the up hill, the harC only a temporary step toward organization. At this meeting a ties of the council shall be de- thing to do is to get on the hig2 Our idea of a pretty girl is ooe who ternined by the Council itself, plane. He urged the student: resolution was adopted and sent never has to stand in a crowded car. We Are Open for Business Tile regular election each year 'to bend their efforts toward the EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FOR will be held the last Saturday in ihigh plane while at tie Univers LAMB & CO., Tailors. May. The special election of ity and make their lives really .4. Fishburn Dyeing and Dry Cleaning Co. today was granted in order that worth while. Ideal Laundry Co. ii managers might be chosen to SPECIAL NOTICE TO Barber Shop Connected. keep the newspaper going and; 3 .? to choose permanent officers of MUSICAL SEASON IS The University Shop the association. This will be; TO BE OPENED SOOT' S. M. U. Students Phone Connection. held according to the terms of Northeast Corner Campus. Goods Called For and Delivered. the constitution. It will be done' (Continued from page 1.) by balloting. Each ballot will fered the university officials by bear the name of the voter and Sam P. Cochran. be checked against the list sup- This concert was to have beer High Grade plied by the registrar of the uni- held Thursday night of thit versity. !week, but on account of the fact MR. MARVIN B. HILBURN JIudges of Special Election, that members of the faculty is our representative at the Univer- This committee will have have been so busy in the arrang sity. He rooms at 108 North Men's Athletic Clothing charge of the election: Um- ing for their courses that it had Dormitory. When you want anything phrey Lee, Jack Doty, W. E.!to be postponed. in our line, he will be glad to serve Hamilton, Myrtle Kingsbury, The concert will be open to you. Cullum & Boren Co. Joe Moore, J. L. Bell, Irma Ba-jthe public. No admission will -Two Stores- ker, Paul Newman. These were be charged. It is proposed in CALL AT OUR STORE TO SEE HIM Corner Elm and Griffin Street 1604 Main Street appointed by Chairman Lee to this manner to give the public He will be here from 2 p. m. to 9 p. m. serve temporarily. an opportunity of judging the each Saturday and will appreciate the ability of the various artists OME patronage of his friends of the Uni- HARD TO PRACTICE comprising the 'faculty of the versity. N OTHING more important than your intimate gar- WHAT YOU PREACH fine arts department of the uni- ments. Our sunlight fireproof new plant is the most versity. SANITARY in the State. Careful 'handling of your (Continued from Page 1.) Kirk Town, dean of the de- clothing. Laundry, cleaning, dyeing and pressing. which he declared was the most partment, will be featured with Thirty-One Years in Business. Gus Roos, Inc. personal character of the Bible. solos. There will be a violin and 1512-14 Main Street God is a personal God. Christ Leachman's Dallas Steam Laundry made religion a personal thing piano sonata by Walter J. Fried CORRECT DRESS FOR MEN Our Representatives when he died for you and me." and Boris Grant, with an organ GA1DNER & COE SERVICE "Personal obligation is the solo by Mrs. J. H.Cassidy. Mr. greatest thought'-of the lesson. and Mrs. Harold Hart Todd will H:P444-'444444t

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., - ...... r.-lilt .. _ Pag. ou SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1915 S. M. U. TIMES SF SATRDAY OCTR 9 1 U.. Miss Esther Brown of McKin- SELF-GOVERNMENT ney was the guest of Miss Ruth FOR WOMEN STUDENTS Brown at the Woman's building A New.'National Move during tie past veek. Woman's Building Occupants to "'Society * * * Be Under Honor Sys- Misses Mary Lena Watson and tem. With Uncle Sam as the Leader Thelma Jo Dyer were veek-end )ran6 .i fi" visitors to Hillsboro this past Student self-government will week. be had by the women students * * in the university, who reside at Ttiot1e's" 11.:Dress Up Boys 1Miss Marguerite Brovn of the woman's building. This ac- Abilene arrived at the Universi- tion was taken by the occupants -just say It's a Busy Time-Get in the Swing ty Wednesday. ,., the building at a meeting held the magic pres- last week at the call of the words next ident of the university. Dr. R. Show the Next Fellow That You Are Ready to Make if you have any groop pie-, time you're tures to make see me. Official S. Hyer. in for Hardin School for Boys. Mrs. ! A committee, which drew up AMERICA THE BEST DRESSED NATION Woodrow's class of Expression, a constitution and by-laws, re- -we shov ON EARTH West Dallas High School. Thor- ported at the meeting Wednes- you the oughly understands school vork day night. The resolutions pass- best, most and athletics. Mahoney Studio led at this meeting were not in stylish Clothes Let us show you how we have prepared for this big 1602 1-2 Elm street. Bell M. any way dictatorial or unreason- in America event with just the things you will need to get in line. 3455. Auto M. 3454. able. They place the women of the woman's building on a strict Cleverly conceived clothes with up-to-the-minute 4I touches. Hats, Neckwear, Hosiery, Underwear, Gloves, I)AY STUDENTS NOTICE. honor basis. I have the very car to come to The officers vho were named " Shirts, Canes at a saving of 10 to 15 per cent. to head this organization are: schoolAegoodt in. ingMiss Flora Lowery, president; speedster inapcfecttmechani 'Miss Nora Tom Hines, secreta- cal condition. Has good tires, BE AT HOME electric lighst, Klaxon horn, etc. ,rhoseAwho served 01 the con- Robertson Clothing Co. An nusual bargain at $175. siuin~n ylw omt Come in-glad to see you. Texas' Greatest Cash Clothing Store Phone BellPhon ClffCliff Bel 385.stitution3685. ;and by-laws commit- -whatever we can do tee were: Misses Hazel Straw, for you will be a pleasure. 1217-19 Main Street Look for Scales . 'Nora Tom Hines, Margaret DR. AND MRS. R. S. HYER V'aughan, Gaynelle Hawkins and ti. MMOMMUN.Mi fLOCALS. HOLD OPEN HOUSE. Frances Henry. far, attests the superior training Miss Anna Bell Newman was ing pumped into the tank from LOCALS. Informal Reception Given to i that can be had in this depart- a week-end visitor to her I home Men of the University Last FACULTY TO BE ENLARGED. the small well now in use. in Garland Saturday .1ment. D. A. Turner, who is teaching and Sun- Saturday Night at Plans for the pump and iot- day. in the Boyd public schools spent Woman's Bldg. Second Voice Instructor Will ors to be used on the big well WELL IS COMPLETED Sunday at the University visit- Probably Be Added to S. M. I)EEP Miss Love has arrived from have been received. Triplex An informal reception was U. Fine Arts Department. ing friends. Linden, La., and pumps in duplicate will be used. will enter the held by Dr. and Mrs. R. S. Hyer Will Furnish 600,000 Gallons of University. at the Woman's Building last They 'ill have a capacity of 250 Messrs. Cooper and Spencer * * * A second voice instructor will Water a I)ay. sick list for the Saturday evening at 8 o'clock to probably be added to the pres- gallons per minute each. They have been on the Misses Mary and Hattie Mc- the students of the university. ent fine arts faculty of South- operated by motors, con- past few days. They live at the Neill of Valley View are among The big well being drilled east Lwill be It vas in the form of a get-ac- ern Methodist University. This pumps by silent men's building. the late arrivals a tthe Univer- of the university has been sunk nected to the quainted affair. It was to have vill not be done bofore the to the to) of the Trinity sands, chain drive. sity. been under the direction of the Rev. Adams of Tyler was at * * * Chrismas noiuays, but if enroll- and for protection against seep- A building to contain showers senior class but they decided to meat continues at the present age the University Saturday of the If you are going to have the vell has been cemented. and lockers for athletic teams is postpone their reception to the rate the employment of an as- This past week and conducted the de- Christmas photographs made, will keep out all waters nov being built. It will contain student body until a later date. sistant is inevitable. votional services at the chapel. kindly call at my studio before Kirk through which the pipe passes Ithree shower baths and sixty- The evening vas a very enjoy- Towns, director of the fine arts going elsewhere. High quality on its way to the Trinity strata. four steel lockers. This will be able one to all those vho were department, is head of the voice It is said by Myers & Noyes, en- used both by the university ath- Miss Agness Craig of Gra- vork and reasonable prices. Ma- present. The guests of the eve- division. Mr. Towns said yester-gineers for the university, that letes and by visiting teams play- ham visited Miss Nell Graham honey Studio, 1602 1-2 Elm. Bell ning were made up principally day his department has started his is the first time concrete has ing on the campus. A number at the Woman's building vhile M. 3455, Aut. M. 3454. of the men and women who are * . off most successfully and indica- of tennis courts will be instnlled en route to her home from a trip resident students of the campus. tions point Miss IRockwell, iassistant to the necessity forbense soon. to Indiana. Miss Craig was a As it had not been idely an- an assistant within a short time. . teacher in English, arrived at Randolph Macon student last nounced many of the students An attempt vill be made to es- The casing of the well now year. the University Monday. * * * boarding and living in the city tablish a dovn-town studio tolrests on the Trinity sands, and did not get to attend. care for the city students. Ithis pur~e water is expected to Fox Typewriters Coach J. Ray Morrison vent Miss Flora Lowery spent the Several informal reading and ibe running from the well by Oct. w\:eek-end vith home folks in According to other memberss are DISTINCTIVE and not cop- to Austin last Saturday vhere musical numbers were given and of the fine arts department class 15. The casing wiil be sunk 200 ies of other machines, as all the he officiated in the game be- Hillsboro. very much appreciated by all is believed that a feet further. The completion of tried and proven features of the * * is full. It well known FOX INISIBLE- tween the University of Texas present. Among those vho as- number of assistants will Ihive the well has been accomplished i re-inforced by the additional ex- Misses Ruth Brown and Alta i and Texas Christian University sisted in the evening's entertain- to be added. Imuch sooner than wvas expected. perience in manufacturing. Griffin were week-end visitors A full stock of slightly used ment were Miss Vera Bump, The well will furnish fully 600,- and rebuilt machines of all to parents in McKinney. who gave several piano selec- 000 gallons of water a day, it is makes constantly on hand, for The Rev. Casper S. Wmrgiht, *j * * sale, or rent with privilege of tions, Miss Mary McCord, teach- ART STUDENTS TO said. purchase if vice president of the University, Miss Watson is a late arrival applying rental on is attending the New Mexico er of expression, read a num- DO LIFE SKETCHES Plans for the pump -house to bought. at the University. She is from been received -upllies of every character. Conference this veek. her of pleasing selections and be erected have McKi nney. Louise Rutherford also and work will begin on it next S. L. EWiNG, State Dealer. * * Miss Painting and Drawing Classes lOS Commerce St. gave piano selections. Under Miss Roma IReagan week. The tank and tower has Miss Florence Keller of Far- Miss Lliana Smith of Kansas Oriental Hotel Blldg. Dallas. Dr. Hyer told the boys that Are Full. been completed and water is be- mersville vas a week-end visitor City was a guest of Miss Mar- it vas "his party" and that lie of Miss Louise Pendleton at the gucrite Vaughan at the Wom- was glad to have them with him. The classes in drawing ant Woman's Building during the an's building during the past It is the plan in the near future painting at the university are Students Make Yourself At Home Here past week. week. I... .. b .. ,...... ,.. ., . When waitingfr acar down-town mkoun. r stor. your Inhn rter. Use our phones to have more of a formal even- doing some excellent vork ac- fr ey. beet your friends here. ing of entertainment for the cording to Miss Roma Reagan, "See Ynu Iirht" men of the university. head of the depart- TATE DRUG COMPANY tclo riilkll who is at the ment. She says she has a full Tim and Lamar Geo.C. K(erhaw Phone Main 2016 enrollment in all her classes BUY IT IN OCTOBER The first steps in the class ...... , : :bf-.-. work have been along element- LINZ BROS. ary lines. The students ere M O N E Y . GREATEST JEWELERS given some simple sketches to ; Students should systematically plan their expenditures. By deposit- THE SOUTH'S i. drav. These are to be done in ing your funds with us you will not have cause toworly when in need. Linz Building Dallas Belford Y ou cn draw your check for your requirements. Otherwise you un- black and white. After they wittingly waste your allowance. 4% ON SAVINGS. A HAT FOR get thoroughly acquainted with Cltlzens State Bank & Trust Company pn the sense of values they are gi- CiiesSat ak&Trs o Z t CAPITAL $150,000.00-SURPLUS $30,000.00 en a color scheme to work oit. 1003 Main Street Dallas Texas i Linz Bros. cater particularly to the studen It the Young Fellows This color scheme or color the- Officers-R. C. Ayers, President; J. P. Smith, Vice-President; M. E. body of the S. M. U. through their exquisit ory consists of three color work. "° Martin, Active Vice-President; J. II. Blocker, Cashier; W. H. Leftwich, is assortment of moderate price diamond Jew e- These colors are blue, red and Assistant Cashier. .l elry, as well as the college and fraternity -lbts of 'em here, sold only yellow. .i...... ": ...... ": . Jevels, Silver Novelties, Watches and thie .i. by the Matthews Store. The main thing that Miss Rea- I __ kindred Jewelry lines. gan is attempting to teach now expressive -nev shapes in all the good is line drawing. By READY TO SERVE YOU! .3. this method the student is al- color combinations. lowed to get an impression of When You Need Stationery, Candy, Toilet Articles or Any the thing to be sketched and Drug Sundry or Magazine, Kodak Films, Films THE LINZ QUALITY HAS BEEN FAMOUS -you'll like this Belford hat then do it. Developed, Athletic Goods. IN THE SOUTH SINCE 1877. i of ours-priced at $3.00. She is going to break .3- away S. M. U. PENNANTS-Get Yours for the Games from old methods and teach the "Come In and Visit With Us" students drawing from~ real life. Three Deliveries a Day to All University Buildings In a few days she piroposes to 10 a. m.-4 D. m.-8:30 p. m. We Do Fine Tailoring. have the students working on Send Your Orders to Miss William Strand, R. 204 living models. Then later they are to do landscapes from the Highland Park Pharmacy LINZ BROS. natural scenes about the univers- Matthews Bros. ity. H. S. Forman, Proprietor 1608-10 Main Street. The work produced by the Prseton 26 or 27. Auto A 1226 iiaai t~au tut :aii e gel-+ fillil students of Miss Reagan, thus