The Austin Statesman (Austin, Tex.), Vol. 54, No. 333, Ed. 1 Friday, June 5, 1925 Page: 2 of 10
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3,500Expected For UT
Summer School
V. O. WEED, Phone 6223.
Undertaker and Ambulance.
The Genu of the
Season! Smart
shades—(mart trim-
Not a new style has escaped this mar-
velous assortment! Jade, pink, orchid,
grey, rose—all the lovely tones are here.
You'll find just the dress you want here—
georgette and flat crepes, print patterns,
silks, embroidered nets, jabot-trimmed—
$1.00 Down Gets the Goods!
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forms.
Look them over! What you want is here—for
a dollar down! Cheviots, cassimeres, herring-
Austin Hi Seniors
Hold Class Night
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high school student, Marcellus
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gress of journalists. At a meeting
Of the fifth international congress
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Chile, in 1923. the holding of a Pan-
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A claimed by W. M. Braley, University of California grad-
uate, who is shown here with Mrs. Braley displaying a model
of the plane. A pendulum control device will hold the ship
on an even keel at all times, he says. R. E. Mitton of Salt
Lake City was associated with Braley in the invention.
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Journal Accepts
Students Essay
Miss Sarah Marsh of Tyler, a
graduate of the University of Texas,
has recently had published an essay
in the' Journal of. Abnormal Psy-
chology and Soclay Psychology.
Miss Marsh received her M. A. de-
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uating class at the class night pro-
gram at the Junior high school Au-
ditrium Thursday night. "It will
either form or deform a young
• man," Eckhardt said.
Bob Myers, class president, open-
ed the exercises following the pre-
liminary music by the high school
orchestra. He bid the visitors wel- L."
come and told them that he hoped .
gree from the University of Texas
last year, and has been studying at
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If you’ll just look over this vast
assortment of styles in gingham
dresses, house dresses, afternoon
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"It would be nicer to go
barefoot if mothers was not
so queer about washing feet
st night,"
Two Day Teacher
Exams Opened
Examination of 35 candidates for
state teachers’ certificates was be-
gun early Friday morning at Boy
Scout headquarters, 1000 Congress
avenue, by the Travis county board
of examiners.
The examination will last for two
days and is being held under the
supervision of Miss Eula Payton
and Mrs. F. M. Peavy. The papers
will be graded by the state board
of examiners.
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A SPLENDID FEELING
That tired, half-slck( discouraged
feeling is caused by a torpid liver
and constipated bowels can be got-
“The Next Step in Co-operative
Marketing" is the subject of an ad-
dress to be given by C. O. Moser,
secretary of the Texas Farm Bu-
reau Cotton association, in a mass
meeting of Travis county farmers
at the county court house Saturday
afternoon. Invitations have been
( they would remember the occasion
with pleasure in later year®.
Bobby Bakowski gave a short hisr
tory of the class, and Frances
Smith read the class poem. In the
class prophecy Bobby Williams got
off some amusing digs at his class-
mates, and Cecil Williams present-
. ----. - The artcle, which was written on
city council "The Experimental Study of the
Rating Scale of Technique," was
rewritten from her master thesis,
with the assistance of Dr. F. A. C.
Perrin.
ing board of the Pan-American
union, tenders him the appointment
Council Reduces .
Tax Assessment
A reduction of $2000 in a tax 1
assessment levied by the equalisa-
tion board last August against a
home built by Frank R. Rundell
was ordered credited to Rundell on '
the books of the city tax assessor
Thursday by the council. Rundell ,
claimed that he assessed the house,
not completed or Jan. 1, 1924, for
12000, while the equalization board
last August assessed It for $4000. ,
The home cost 85006 completed.
Rundell said. _______
WEIGHS 787 LOADS.
A total of 178.70 was added to
the city’s revenues by A. 8. Ander-
son. city public weigher, who re-
ported weighing 787 load® for the
public at the city scales during the
month of June.
Both summer normal students and
summer school students will regis-
ter on Monday. <
Bummer normal students will
register on the second floor of the
library building, new students will
register in the education building,
while old students will go to the law
building, it was stated in the of-
ficial registration route list which
has been issued.
P VERYBODY can wear good clothes now. Everybody can
get the benefit of these sensationally low prices on the new
summer clothing styles for men, women and children! All you
need to pay is a dollar down, and the rest to suit your conven-
ience. Here is a mammoth sale that eclipses all previous mer-
chandising events! -
CANOE IS SIDE CAR.
LONDON.—For a day’s outing on
the river, a manufacturer has de-
vised a canoe side-car for motor-
cycles. A young woman can en-
ter the canoe at her doorstep. Ar-
riving at the water the canoe is
easily detached and launched.
RELEASED BY JURY.
Because he had asked a man in
Waco for a ride and had no knowl-
edge of liquor in the automobile In
which he was arrested here several
days ago, Charles Yarbrough, sol-
dier. was given his release from jail
by the Travis county grand jury.
Yarbrough was on his way to the
Kerrville hospital when arrested.
brance of th. octMion. . was autKorized.
A quartet number by Elnora Gill,
Virginia Carter, .William Jackson
.and John Minter and the high school
song by the assembly closed the
dose as its purifying and regulat-
ihg effect is thorough and com-
plete. It not only drives out bile
and impurities but it imparts a
splendid feeling of exhilaration,
strength, vim, and buoyancy of
spirits. Price 60. Sold By Ev-
ans-Cox Drug Co.—Adv.
R. A. Rowland, chaplain, Rev. Ivan
L. Flynn, pator of the First Naza-
reno church and secretary of the
Austin Ministerial association, will
preach at the Confederate Home
Supday afternoon at 3:30. The song
grvice will be in charge of Prof.
R, A. Harris, who has been con-
ducting the singing at the revival
of the First Nazarene church.
Honor For Mayes
in a letter to Dean W. H. Mayes
of the department of journalism of
the University of Texas, Frank P.
Kellogg, chairman of the governing
Your boy won’t bo happy ’till he‘s got
one like these. Norfolk and box models
are represented—and every doth texture
right up to the aylish blue serge. Two
trousers double the eervice of these suits.
$1.00 Down is all we ask!
Th. largest number of students
in the history of the summer school
is expected Monday morning when
registration opens at the university,
according to Dr. Frederick Eby,
dean of the summer session. Over
3500 students are expected to sign
up for the summer work, it was
stated Friday.
Registration will be completed on
Monday. Students who register aft-
er the first Hay will be required to
pay a late fee of $2, it was said.
PREVENTS INFECTION
The greatest discovery in flesh
healing is the marvelous Borozone,
a preparation that comes in liquid
and powder form. It is a combina-
tion treatment that not only puri-
fies the wound of germs that cause
infection but it heals the flesh with
extraordinary speed. Bad wounds
or cuts which take weeks to heal
with the ordinary liniments mend
quickly under the powerful influ-
ence of this wonderful remedy.
Price (liquid) 30c. 60c, and $1.20.
Powder 30c and 60G. Sold by
Evans-Cox Drug Co*—Adv.
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on “Robert E, Lee.”
6 Music will be given by the Austin
Cnservntory of Music, led by Miss
Lillian Reese. Miss Reese will sing
General Lee’s favorite song. "Listen
to the Mocking Bird," just before
the close of the* program.
Men’s Summer Suits
Talking machine records of the
voices of the Prince of Wales and
Lloyd George are to be preserved
in the British museum.
$2.98 wp
Governor Miriam A. Ferguson
•nd Attorney General Dan Moody
£ will be the principal speakers at
the Confederate Home Saturday
•ft er noon at' three o’clock, when
Albert Sidney Johnston chapter
UDC, representing Dallas Chapter
No. 1, UDC, presents to the home
• life-else bronze statute of Gen.
Robert E. Lee.
Mrs. Forrest Farley will preside
over the meeting and the presen-
tation will bo made by Mrs. J. P.
Greenwood. Mrs. L. N. Throop will
give an appreciation of UDC chap-
ter No. 6. •
r - Acceptance of the statue for the
veterans will be made by E. W.
Winfrey, superintendent of the
Conservatory of Music,, led by Miss
A. Ferguson will accept the statute
on behalf of the state of Texas.
Attorney General Dan Moody will
close the program with an address
sent to approximately 800 members
of the Travis County Farm Bureau
Cotton association to hear Moser’s
address, and women are especially
invited to attend the meeting.
ONE DOLLAR DOWN GETosE
CITY BUYS INSURANCE.
An insurance premium of 810.80
on the city hospital will be re-
newed and paid within the next few
days, it was indicated Thursday by
Mayor W. D. Yett, head of the hos-
pital department, when a notice was
received by the mayor announcing
the premium as being due.
TO BUILD HOMES.
Otto Schumacher was given a
permit Thursday to build a dwel-
ling at 1103 West 81st street cost-
ing >1230. and Mrs. IL C. Korff, for
the construction of a store house
costing 8450, in the 900 block on
West Sixth Street.
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bones, pencil stripes. CAA
Models that range PGMAG,
g from snappy collegi- A A
g ates to sober conser- A A
vaties in the popular AA
K grays, tans and blues. —
Both cars wer damaged when
A Gardner car, backing out from
the alley at the International-Great
Northern passenger station Thurs-
day struck a Ford touring car driv-
en by Holmes Gilbert. The driver
of the Gardner car was not ascer-
tained by the police. No one was
Injured in the mishap.
HEALTH REPORT.
Thirty-one new cases were ad-
mitted. to the city health center
during the month of June while 49
cases were dismissed, according to
the monthly report of Anna R.
Fuchs, nurse in cherge. A total of
62 cases were handled during the
month.
Washington, D. ^^n April, 1926.
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■ fortable—ute the—
I "Daylight Special**
■ 6% hours between St. Louis and Chicago.
The train that carries the popular library-
lounge, exclusively for women’s use—all the
comforts and luxuries of home..
I Leave it. Louts xansp.u.
Arrive CMsago 64sp.m.
I The Daylight Special is the only day train
■ between St. Louis and Chicago with a dub-
■ lounge for men’s exclusive use.
1 Other high-class trains leave at 9.00 a. m.,
B 9:30 p. m. and 11:48 p. m. Enter Chicago
• along the lake front with convenient south
A side stops.
“ Attractive summer farts to Zastema Resorts
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Greatest bargains
ever offered in
men’s and wom-
en’s shoes. Every
pair all new
spring and sum-
mer styles, at
greatly reduced
prices.
pany.
The new system of construction
is planned for Congress avenue
/ from, the Colorado river bridge to
the Barton Springs road and on
Sixth street between West avenue
0 and Bowie street.
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Flynn To Preach
At Vets’Home
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dresses and
outing dresses,
you’ll realize
what amazing
bargains they
are at ,$4.49
up.
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