T II E 1 A R ItREO THE TAR HEEL Official Organ of tliP Athletic Asso ciation of the University of North Carolina. PuBUNMKn Wkkki.y. BOARD OF EDITORS G. L. Carrincmwj - - K'liior-in-('lii,'f Lknoir Ciiami:i:i:-', Fn. Managing Editor ABSOi IAT1C Kll luHS E It. Rankin F. W. Morhison Mirh Watpov Kasev B I). APIM.KWIII'IE VV. P. FcixiR Phillip Wooi.iaott managers F. L. Eulkms - - - Business Manager R. R. McKnioht - Assistant Manartr J. W. McIntosii - Assistant Manager To be entered as second class mat ter at'the postoffie at Chapel Mill, N.O. r Printed by The University Pivs, Chapel Hill, N. 0. Sabscription Price, $1.50 Per Year, Payable in advance or during the first term Single Copies, 5 Cents. Contrary to the time honored custom of new editors we shall not devote. our first editorial to a dissertation upon the. feeling-' of responsibility with which we are oppressd as we assume the duties of our office. We shall not. even promice to perform its duties to the best of our abilities. But we shall g-et down to brass tacks at once. " Now that the tragic inevitable has happened there is no need for sermons and editorials. The University and the state at large deeply mourn and regret the death of yonng- Rand. Yet what in our smaller game seemed the irony of fate that a man who was not "fresh," should be hazed by masked men, on the Athletic field, and should there by accident meet his. death upon a stray piece of broken crockery, at the opening of the collfire year which has proven to be most nearly free from hazing of any year in the history of that practice was deemed necessary to the fufilliment of His purposes by Him who is be hind the big game. LErS START SOMETHING There have been turned loose upon and among us some two hundred anil fifty r .hree hundred new men who know little or noth ing about the traditions of this place. The nearest contact that many of them have. had. with it has been the none too careful perusal of the catalogue. Conse quently they know nothing at 411 of the. place. They do not know what to take hold of or whereto take hold of it. They do not know what things rank high in the estimation of the faculty and the students. They do not know what are the things worth while in college life and what are the things that they should fight shy of here. They do not know whether they are lilted to be come writers, deb-itois, or what nots. In other words they are absolutely raw recruits. They are citizens in the embryo. They must be developed. What kind of citizens they will become depends largely upon the start they get here. If they iro in for the things worth while they will be citize sol wiiuiu we, their Alma Mater, and the state may well be proud. If the man with undevoloped athlclic ability is started alonir the right Hues and is encouraged even' though he docs not show himself lo be a SUBSCRIBE FOR The Tar Heel If You Are Dissatisfied With table d' hote TRY G00CH a la carte Royal Borden Furniture Co. Durham - - North Carolina Dealers In High-Grade Furniture Furnishings for Students. Every thing for the Horn. ALL SORTS OF FURNI TURE AT E. A. BROWN'S, Take a DRINK. Between Trains at 0. F. Craig's Soda Fountain At University Station. Eubanbs Drug Co. Prescription Specialists Chapel Hill - North Carolina IJ. BlacKnall DRUGGISTS, DURHAM, - - - Agents for Huyler's and ParK Tilfnrd's CancH N. C 9 ARROW 1 Kotch COLLARS THE BELMONT STYLE IN FOUR HEIGHTS r OLA?noW 2'in. rctMONT 2in. AlEDORA 2Hln. Cliusiuk i in. xSforPSctn. C" I'FTT, PrAVinvACO., Makers When in Raleigh visit HicKs Company's THREE DRUG STORES For Drug Store Goods Jolly & Wynn Jewelry Co. Jewelers and Optometrists 128 Fayfttevi lie Street, RALEIGH, N. C. Durham Floral Nursery 1 will he ahle to carry forward ' t ! with cmiit the student activities Flowers For All Occasions star during- his first year, then meetings where there are votes three years from now we shall be taken about important matters at the top again in athletics. If and officers, the freshmen hold the man who can write is encour- the balance of power. And of- aged to try soon our publications te;i in the past we have had rea- will be ranking with the best, son to regret that they were none If the man with histrionic ability loo reliably informed about some is encouraged, we shall have no matters, more headlines of the kind"She Stooped But Did Not Conquer". While if the undeveloped debai- or fresli from his prep school is encouraged our present high rank- in the field of debate will never be less hig-h. But whether or not these men will get started in the right direc tion depends largely 'upon the old men. If the old men care enough for the future rank of their Fair Mother to forego lit le rude fun a the expense of the freshman, and at the inevit able future expense of theUuiver sity, and if they care enough for the success of that University three years hence, then all will be well. From the old men the new need rue advice and information where they have been receiving false advice and misinfomation. Many a good man has hau all the spirit knocked out ol luni by getting in bad on the start h'ivc: Many a freshman who would have made good in the community has had his ambition squelched by following the advice of some upper-classman who claimed to be his friend, but who all the while was stringing him to make him the laughing stock of the college, kill his spirit, and turn him out an enemy rather than a friend of the institution, and when by a little true inform ation about things here and a little true advice there woutd have been made a student who while here would have been au asset and who, when left, would have become an ardent supporter of the University. It is up to the old men to get the new ones into shape. Now this getting them into shape will not be the most pleasant work that ever fell to the lot of man; for after the present sad gloom, the natural result of a horrible thoughtlessness, shall have worn off, after the college shall have settled to its normal routine life, and after the members of the freshmen class shall have become generally known to the college some members of that class wiH make the job a hard one; as there are always a few among them who have the idea that t he v are still seniors in a prep scho in stead of very small potatoes in a large university. But even among the Nazaiems there, is some good, which inas - be ex tracted if the proper course is pur sued And that course is not summed up bv the pla" ing of backwoods jokes upon the offending objects. It were far bettar to "freeze" them. The. majority of new men, however, will act in no way of fensively towards the old ones. They will be gentlemanly in their bearing and will, need no freezing. But even if they should conduct themselves in such a way as to give offense, it must be remembered that they are the future leaders of the col lege and as such must be patient-, ly wrought with that when their, lime comes for leadership they TCD A IPTF? TO) i r a it ii ii 11 ii , kuUHU", MM 4 TMYT T0T0)r& DRUGGISTS. COTTRELL & LLONARD, ALBANY, NEW YORK, Makers of the Caps, Gowns and Hoods o thvj University of North Carolina, University of the South, Harvaul, Yale, Princeton, Stanford, and the Clas- Contracts a Specialty. Reliable Ma Raas nahlw prices. Bulletin-? nnd Samples on )tlll!lS orinl It doesn't cost much to g'o to tHe PICKWICK and it costs but little more to ride in a CADILLAC MACHINE KLUTTZ AT THE BOOKSTORE A beautiful line of the latest College Posters, Pennants, Pillows and Jewelry Make Your "Den" Attractive New stock of Hats, Shoes and Furnishings EVERYTHING FOR THE STUDENT A. A. KLUTTZ com -ATLANTA SPEGIA that shall he intrusted to them. And always when you older men have an opportunity to im part useful information to the freshmen impart it to them and to keep your imagination from running away with the facts just remember that in all 1 1A I' IViNlorjmipli, College hoprof-entativo . J. I). Wehli, Premdent C. It. (Jriflhi, CaHhier Tc Peoples Bank II.'llH'it Uoyl, IhI Viii'-l'ieM, W. F. Cnrr, Ziitl Vicc-l'ivB, A New Train. New and Additional Service DAILY BETWEEN COLUMBUS and ATLANTA Including New Through-Pullman DrawiiigRoom Sleeping Car Line Between Columbus and New York On and after Sunday. September 15. 1912 Southern Kailway. Premier Carrier of the South . II. Choapman S. II: HardwicK II. F. Cary V-Pres. and Gen. Mgr. Passenger Traffic Mgr. Gen. Pass. Ag't. BOYS! SEE "LONG" BILL JONES For Pressing and Cleaning. Work done satisfactorily. $1.00 per month. Repairing and darning neatly done at small extra cost. French dry cleaning a specialty. Shop in front of Athletic Store.

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