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The TeLir Heel. UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA. BOARD OP EDITORS N. W. Walker, - - -L. L. Parker, - - Editor-in-Chief. . Man. Editor. ASSOCIATE EDITORS. N. R. Graham, Lectures. J. K. Wilson, locals. meeting- of the board so as to deter mine as soon as possible what is to be done. Let us hooe for an ad justment that shall be satisfactory to all. T. J. Gold -W. E. Pharr - - Business Manager. Ass't Business Man. Published every Saturday by the General Athletic Association. Entered in the Postoffice at Chapel Hill, N. 0., as second-class matter. Subscription Price. $1.50 per Year. Payable in advance or daring' first terra. ;Singlb Copies, 5 Cents. AH communications for this paper should be in the hands of the Editor-in-Chief by Wednesday at noon to insure publication the same week. We shall be glad to publish pertinent discussions of college topics. ' The Tar Heel will welcome news items, and hopes the whole college will aid it alongthis line. Just at present, there is much doubt as to whether we shall have a Yackety Yack published this year. Owing to a misunderstand ing' between the editor-in-chief and the representatives on the editorial board from the literary societies, the business managers have notified Stone and Co.. of Roanoke. Va., to stop the publication of the book until further instructions. This rupture comes at a most inoppor tune season and will doubtless be productive of results which will prove more serious than a superfi cial view of the situation would seem to indicate. The present conditions impartial ly stated are as follows: the two literary societies and the fraterni ties have cooperated to publish the annual two-thirds of the expense of publication to be borne jointly by the literary societies and one third by the fraternities. Accord ing" to the stipulations drawn up by the societies and fraternities, the editor-in-chief comes from the fra ternities and the two business man agers come from the societies. The stipulations also say that the editor-in-chief and the business managers shall constitute a managing-board. Now the editors from the societies have instructed their business managers to learn what material has been accepted, or in other words they, simply wish to know what is going into the book. The editor-in-chief has refused to let them know; consequently, the business managers, not wishing to become responsible for the financial part of the book without knowing what is to be published, have stop ped its publication until this ques tion is settled. It is to be hoped that this matter may be satisfactorily adjusted at the earliest possible date. So far the work has been progressing finely and it may be truly said that the Yackety Yack of this year gave promise of being the best annual ever gotten out by the University. Much of the material has already gone to the publishers, the remain der is ready, and, according to con tract, should reach them by next Wednesday. j The editor-in-chief should call a Ai last the time and place for holding the Johns Hopkins debate have been decided upon. This con test will take place at Chapel Hill Mav 1st. This is the time the Baltimoreans have suggested, and tho' it is not exactly satisfactory to our debaters, yet, out of courtesy to the visitors, they have agreed to it. The place, we think, is the proper one. Many, it is true, wish to have the debate in Raleigh, but we have nothing whatever to gain by going there. Besides, the prop er place to entertain one's guest is at home, however humble that home may be. r When our representatives return ed last year they spoke in the high est terms of the hospitality accord ed them in the Monumental City. Now, remembering that North Car olinians have never been outdone in hospitality, let us prepare in time to receive the Hopkins debaters in royal style and greet them' with a srlad smile of kindly welcome. In the meantime Messrs. Everett and Robins, we may rest assured, are going to prepare to meet them at Philippi. We are indeed sorry to"- have to give up from our editorial board a man who has stood by us so faith fully since our connection with The Tar Heel. Mr. R. M. Harper, our Local Editor, has been obliged to resign on account of j weak eyes. We take this opportunity of ex pressing to Mr, Harper pur appre ciation of hislabqrs and of thanking him for the service he has rendered As Mr. Harper's successor the board has chosen Mr. J. K. Wilson, of the class of '05. ' The high stand Mr. Wilson has taken i in college, his popularity, and way of doing things lead us to believe the choice has fallen on the man for the place We gladly welcome him to our edi torial board and bid him partake freely of all the joys and labors per taining" thereto. Our Specialty PRESCRIPTION WORK. Eubanks Drug Comp'y Six Platino Photos, 25 Cts. Four Mantello Cabinet, 75 " Kodak work finished at reasonable rates. J. S. COBB, 105 B. Main St., Durham, N. 0. Resolutions of Sympathy by the Alpha Theta Phi Society. At its first meeting this year the Alpha Theta Phi Society adopted the following set of resolutions: Whereas, Almighty God in His infinite wisdom and foresight has seen fit to remove so soon from our midst our honored fellow-member, Henry Farrar Linscott; be it Resolved: First, that while bow ing with unquestioning submission to the divine will, and while our hearts are saddened, we are grate ful that the memory of . him will still be with us. Second, that we recognize the fact that in him we have had an ex emplification of ripe manhood, hon or, and devotion to duty and we deeply deplore his death. , Fourth, that a copy of these reso lutions be tendered to the family of the deceased with tenderest sym pathy of each and every member of the Society and that copies be furn ished the University Magazine and Tar Heel with a request to publish. J. H. Winston, G. P. Stevens, Committee. THE CAROLINA. CLOTHING CO. Charlotte, N. C Clothing and Furnishing' Goods. We sell clothing made by the fa mous "Atterbury" system. Give your order to HAYWOOD & HOLLAND, Agts. THE EDUCATIONAL, BUREAU, ESTABLISHED IN 1891 Operates throughout the South and South West. Branch office, Fort Smith, Ark. Members represented through both offices. Chas. J. Parker, Manager. Raleigh, N. C. A. DUGHI'S RESTURANT Oysters and Ice Cream Parlor. Caterer for weddings, parties, etc. All Phones 123. CORNELL UNIVERSITY COLLEGE. MEDICAL NEW YORK CITY. The course covering four years begins dur ing the first week in October and continues until June. All the classes are divided into small sections for recitations, laboratory and clinical bedside instruction. Students are admitted to advanced standing after passing the requisite examinations. The successful completion of the first year in any College or University recognized by the Regents of the State of New York as main taining a satisfactory standard is sufficient to satisfy the requirements for admission which have lately been raised. The annual announcement giving full par ticulars will be mailed on application. Wm. W. POLK, M. D., LL.D., Dean, Cornell University Medical College, First Av enue and 28th Street, New York City. The Yarborough House, RALEIGH, N. C. Is almost as widely known as the "City of Oaks." Its equipment, service and table the best that can be provided. Rates $2, $2.50 & $3 per day. Special weekly rates. Coach to and from all trains. GO Yearby's For Pure DRUGS. Fine Toilet Articles, Pine Cigars and Tobaccos. Prescriptions Carefully Prepared. Branch of Durham. Stores in the South, One of the Finest The Royall & Borden Co. BOYS, We have just the;;things you need; Rugs, Rockers, JPictures, Window Shades Book Cases Desks and Bed Room'Furnishiugg of all kinds. Come in to see, us when in Durham. An old friend will wait on you with pleasure. WHITING BROTHERS, ; Clothiers and Hatters, WILL have a line of goods on the Hill this season. See our agent, Mr. TURNER. Sneed, Markhatn Pearson Co. DURHAM, N. C. CLOTHING and GENTS' FUR NISHINGS. Will have a full line of Clothing and Gents' Furnishings at PICKARD'S HOTEL earl v in MARCH. Smith & Pickard, Agents. Young Men ! If you want the best values in CLOTHING and GENTS' FUR NISHINGS, wait and see the line shown by The Merritt-Johnson Co. of Greensboro, N. C. For particulars see Eari, Hoit & Ham V. Stewart, Agents. S. L. HERNDON, THE HARDWARE MAN, Handles Ready-Made Pictures and Frames Others to Order. PRIDGEN & JONES Durham, N. C. Will be at PICKARD'S HOTEL early in MARCH with a full line of Spring and Summer Shoes. W. W. PICKARD, JR., Agt. Ia trm Toe Sc. Lyon of Durham. Clothing, Shoes, Overcocts and Furnishings of all kinds. We car ry SteinBlock Clothes Walkove and Hanan Shoes. Orders taken any time by G. L. JONES & T. L. GWYN, Agent.
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