TItl "Tea- Heel.
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA.
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BOARD OF EDITORS.
Jas. A. Gwyn; - Editor-in-Chief.
Setti,q Dockbry, - - Associate Editor.
The friends of Miss Angela Mc
Caull will recall with pleasure her
stay in our village during the sum-
Gbokgb S. Wilis,
W. A. Graham,
D. B. Smith, - -Lawrence
McRak,
nameeorwrithe Editor"ittchlef and accompanied by to them a rich and lucrative career, season on the stage: last year she
played with Mansheld. Only bnl
liant success in her chosen profes
sion could have won for her, in so
In such a collection of talented
young men as can be found at the
University, there are doubtless some
who possess some of the talent of mer, and will doubtless be pleased
t xri,or-v. ;o: to near oi ner success in mc new
-x l Play "Tne Heart 01 iviaryiana,
nuns u s Lauatuv, wncucvci iuuuu, ' a 1 j. aii
, greauy encouragcu aim is given Qnera n Wash nsrton C tv.
every opportnnity to develop. Isn tf fass McCaull plays the role of a
it possible to inaugurate some arae- Southern girl of strong .Northern
teur theatricals out of the talent inclinations. By birth a Virginian,
here? and by adoption a Marylander, her
t- t. 1,1 u Uocai environments nave eminently
xii wsc nicy wum uc vicakcu, u fiiflJ U. 4-V,,o ;n,rmft)t nor in
wouiaiiKeiy awaken some young-men t, i,r
Assistant Manager. ;. : J. & the play.
wa new nem 01 me, anuouenuu c . M Mr bull's Rrntirl
John A. Moore.
W. D. Carmichabi.
name or writer.
Entered at the Post Office in Chapel Hill, N, C.-as
second-class mail matter.
crowned with fame and honor.
It is the desire of the Tar Heel
to keep in touch with our alumni as
well as the present studnet doyd and
we feel that much more might be
accomplished toward that end if
the alumni themselves would show
a more active interest an thq, paper
and do so by contriduting articles
fot its columns.
Many things must occur to them
in looking over the past and present,
signs of progress in certain lines,
the sroob or bad effects of certain
The students of the Universi- short a time, the desirable position
ty have certainly grasped the idea she now holds. The company con
that the, thing wanted is a "sound ?sts largely of players who have
mind in a sound body, ana are . , ... . ,.
! .., m, panies, and this early promotion is
pushing it for all it s worth. The but a iust tribute to her personal
. . . ..jr.... f-.i--i.-rl . . - . . .
gymnasium never suiters ior iacK 01 genius and scholarly attainments,
participators; and when not used We wish for her many successful
for ree-ular exercise it is filled with seasons, and may she return for
i.4.-.- rnu i 4.-:. many summers to "rusticate in
h ri i.rr i i nr v i i t. i ,(- 1 11 in l,iiui l.
are always crowded with punctual
if not good players," and the foot'
ball field every afternoon has the
appearance, of a small army, so ea-
our little village.
Yale vs. Cambridge.
In the Yale Cambridge athletic
meet Yale won eio-Ht of the eleven
methods and other afiairs that would f er a" .e er-class men to train firsts Following are the events
ior ineir uass leams. mc iak ana time oi winners: luu-xaras
HEEi is erlad to note it. I Dash Richards, Yale, time 10 1-5
seconds; lzU Yards Hurdle Jbcace
Cady, Yale, time 16 seconds;
IT is a happy decision on the part Running High J ump Thompson,
of Mr: T. W. Mr Neil a talented aie, neignt, D It. Of in. ; cJoo-iard
rcun rcicnaras, i aie, time A-o
be of interest to us all and that to
the present student body would
probably pass, either nnknown or
unnoticed.
We hope, the alumni will bear
this in mind and feel no hesitancv vouhp- licentiate at the late meeting JXUnlc"as ,taieU nme4 AD
f I J O I rss.M rc H A It l A lrf 1J m
in writing to the paper about any of the Supreme Court, to return Cambridge, time, 2 min. and 2-5
suujcn : mcjf may oe mierestea to tnet university ana taKe seconds; Futting 15-Found Shot,
in we snail alwavs he ' fflad to the rleorree of Bachelor of Laws. He Hicock. Yale, distance 42 ft. 2 m
hear from them. will secure his deeree in June. He Running Broad Jump Sheldon,
has also been elected Judge of the XaJe' distance 21 ft. jh m.yOne
Moot Court, which
lection. .
Students should recognise the
fact that the whole good that they
get from their university training is
not derived from their text-books.
There are other features of, the in-
Judge
was a wise se-
Notwithstanding the fact that
stitution that return rich rewards tne recent Legislature turned the
to those who partake of them. The cld shoulder to the Atlanta Ex-
several societies for orip-inal wort position, North Carolina is well
Mile Run Lmtsrens, Cambridge,
time 4 minutes 35 3-5 seconds; 120
Yards Hurdle Hurdle Race Hatch,
Yale, time 16 seconds; 440-Yards
Run Lewin, Cambridge, time 49
4-5 seconds. '
The attitude of a certain educa
tional institution in this State
and private investigation are very represented, and it is through . the slurring at foot-ball is to a great
beneficial. Faithful work in the Lit- taithtul and energetic labor oi State uegree sour grapisn.
erary Societies never fails to create a Geologist Holmes that it is so. He
marked imorovement in the student is a true North Carolinian and is
who so wisely acts. doing a great and appreciated work
And the several lectures bv nrnm. for the State.
inent men of admitted ability are
sources of considerable pleasure in
addition to the much profit which
they always give. .
.... '." .(."
The University extends its sin-
" i
sour grapisn. xnis same
institution was the most enthusias
tic advocate of foot-ball untill its
defeats came thick and fast. Then
its ardor for the game waved, and
now its attitude is one of open hos
tility. It doesn't require a histo
riau to know the college to which
we refer.
We find the following unusual in
telligence in the U. of Pa Courier.
A rule against the use oi tobacco
is to be enforced this year against
the 800 students in the Ohio Wes
leyan University. President Bash
ford, at the end of the scholastic year
last May, gave notice that, as soon
as the Fall term opened,
the University would dissolve part
nership with every student who
used tobacco in any form. This ac
tion was taken with the view to ex
pelling the tobacco habit from the
Methodist ministry of the country,
and is likely to be the forerunner
of similar action in other denomina
tions. So far there has not been
any resistence to the rule. No other
University seems ready to follow
the example of the Ohio University;
nor are the larger Eastern Univer
sities at least likely to, as such a
rule would result in the expulsion
of a great many, in fact, the major
ity of the students.
A. A. Kluttz,
The University -will be pleased to
Dr. Manning was the recipient of
a very handsome clock several days
previous to the departure of the
last Law Class. It bore testimony
cerest' congratulations to the State to tlie high esteem in which the ge- note the comment of the special corres-
Normal aed Industrial School on mal Doctor is held by his students, pondent of the Engineering and Mi
its brilliant opening for this year. May he llve lonS to pursue his la- Journal oi the 28th ult., of the
In the 'rather lon- list of female Por oi love which he is well htted to Auamaivxposmoii-"xnortn uoronna
srhnnls in n,ir state th Nnr,.1 do. Pa icFiccii.icu ia mzs exm Dimmer ai;
iuuv.il mure proramenuy man any
I A 4 1-4 i 4 - . m .
The fnllnwio-rntnrlimetitarv tin. otner ooutnern Estate because it has
r , n t been so much more thoroughly pros-loot-ball
players netd
stands without a superior, probably
without en equal and we look for-
1 J i.1 i-' ' ' - - 1 1 J 1 ' J l I 4-1 rr r .ma
wai,u lu me ume in tne. not-aistantl wuc Wi jwruau Jria,J";;i!S I necterl
iuture wnen it will oe the vassar appears in a recent issue oi the Ka- This exhibit is the direct result of
of the bouth as well the "Female leigh Pres Visitor. the personal efforts of Prof . Holmes,
uuivCiUJf w i, . Mr. Joel Whitaker. Jr.. well known Lam oiaie eoiogisi, ior we will re-
The President, to whose talent as a popular Raleig-h boy and inci- member the last Assembly refused to
and energy the success of the school dently as a corker in the line of base m e an aPPropation for a State ex
is largely due is Dr. Chas.D.McIver , ball and foot-ball, came down from the 7 . Prof- Holmes is untiring
an alumni of ' the Universitv. . ; University vesterdav afternoon. TTp in n13 enorts tor the btate's advance-
will, in all probability be full-back on
ment.
The SPECTATORS still crowd up- that team this fall.
on the foot-ball field and get in the Mr. Whitaker says that the Univer
way . of .the players, It gets very sity eleven will this year be stronger
tiresome for the captain to be than ever, although lighter than teams
continually asking people to get of former years. The backs, ends and gn
. - . I renpr are nartiriilarlv otrntinr Tlaln i x o , . . " waviug
out or tne way, ana when an r J , rbUoroaiBOCIOCK ana arnvmatRa
A r says that it is thonght the team has a leiS,hA0;05' leaviner 10:10. arriving at Set
ciiudiiy guuu view ui tuc Ktmc wn - ,.j . , . . . , ma i:o p. m. ana leavinjr 12:35: arrives at
be rotten from the side lines it sPlefldld fhance of defeating Virginia, Goidsboro 1:20. No. 13 will leave XSSSJJ
d, gotten irom tne siae lines, it and attributes this to the sturdy, up- ft. 7 a.m., and arriving at Raleigh at 8:30;
seems strange that anyone would lnA t, tl leaving at 7:40, and arriving at Greensboro
. t , .if .,, ;,t , , to-date training the team is receiv- at 11:55 a. m. The schedule of train No 11
Change of Schedule.
WASHINGTON! D. C.
to . be than ever' although lighter than teams Monday October 7thf New trains thirteen
are
IS HEADQUARTERS FOR
AH tne books used in me onny and me
CGITiihOil oCii00!5.
Also Stationery and Students Supplies
I have a full line of
Blair's Tablets and Note Books, Wirt's
Fountain Pens und Perfection
Student's Lamps, Pratt's
Astral Oil.
A COMPLETE LINE OF
Men's Furnishing Goods, Fandy Goods and
Toilet Articles.
Confectioneries, Fruits, Cigars and
Tobacco, Potted Meats and Pickles.
.Fine Hats and Hand-made Shoes
A Specialty.
Having served "The Boys" and the Public
for a number of years, I am prepared to offer
a line of goods unsurpassed in quality and
at prices to suit the times. My Motto is:
'The Best Goods for the Lowest Cash Prices.
Respectfully,
A. A. KLUTTZ
A Wonderful Invention
Zoology teaches that the hairs of the head
are hollow, and contain an oil that gives
them life. In clipping: the hair with scis
sors, this hollow is left open, and the hair
loses its life-giving properties.
I have a Machine named the Singeing Ma
chine, which removes the hair and at the
same time closes up the hollow, causing the
hair to retain its life-giving properties, and
therefore stopping the hair from falling out
or dying, and giving it a soft growth.
Call and examine this machine and have
your hair singed.
Special attention given to dressing La
dies' hair. Cutting done with exquisite auci
srtistis skill by the bid University Barber
of twenty years' experience. ' '
The singing machine is , highly recom
mended by scientists throughout the country.
Very Respectlully,
T. D. DUNSTAN,
Professor of Tonsorial Art.
Patterson's New Hotel.
Studknts' Headquarters.
Reception Room, WeU furnished Table,
Polite Servants, Everything suiteo
to the convenience of students and
the public.
Prices moderate. Your patronage solicited.
N. G. L. Patterson.
ing at the hands of Trenchard, 1 wilj be changed to leave Goidsboro S p. m
arriving Greensboro
WOrk? We hope the spectators Will nfPrinrPtnn ThP pIpW W rma fil"reaVRalei8:h 9P-.?" leaving Ra.
it - mi 1 f, 1 7 . .-.6mv .cignxp. m. ana arnvi
think about this hereafter, and give is with the A. & M. College on Octo- I0 a-m- No material change in train No.
the team a chance. . ' ber 12. - stkdfTrSa 35.be erated on traln 11 lo'
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