THE TAK.ilEEX
Official Organ of the Athletic Asso
ciation of the University of
North Carolina.
Published Weekly.
pJ-J J? '"J" JJ EEL U'en fty articles "wa&. the choosing associate Editors ;ot
j Managing- iiiaitors opinion or THE TAK HciKU if a democracy
their relative news value. In our of oDoortunitv. This the present
system does not give. Experience
This little incident illustrates has shown that the upperelass
the athletic ideal of the Univer- man who is absorbed in other
sity. It has been called a de- things and has gained prominence
mocracy in athletics' It is the by totally different Abilities than
result of the energy of Doggie newspaper work' is elected in prtf-
Trenchard arid the wisdom of the crence to the underclassman of a
b acuity Athletic Committee. reclusive nature who is unknown
"The issue is this: Can Carolina but is better qualified for the job.
. r jjwv. kvmu tl minimi i ' iavi iuv . i ..v..
Virginia can import! With every thing is a matter of civil service.
BOARD OF EDITORS
W. P. Fl'U.ER,
T. C. Lih.n, Jr.,
- - Editor-in-Chief
- - Managing Editor
ASSOCIATE EDirOKS
McDaniel Lkwis, J. F. IIac-kikr
O. 0. Nanck, . N.A. Kkasonkk
.1 . G. Oow.vs W. T. Polk.
1). L. Applewhite J. E. Hoover
MANAGERS
JS. L. Field , - - Business Manager
I1. F. Braiwhaw, - Assistant Manager
F. H. Cooper, - - Assistant Maimer
atom of blood in our lody we be
lieve that she can.
THE HICH SCHOOL CHAMPIONS
The High School Champion-
To Centered as second class matter at the ship game played Saturday be-
IQt
11
71 man can- be pretty well
Ji -..-.broke mid still
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The associate Editors are noti
vested with any responsibility by
the Association. It is. purely a
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question of efficiency. It would
be .absurd for a voter to demand -a
voice in the selection of a steuo-
; have one faithful
friend left to draw
1 on his pipe
Even the newest addition to your pipe rack soon takes on
the good fellowship of i'JfainihaiVfrit'iul, when it
gets seasoned by$fho agiiW:tbe-wootl' mellowness of '
VELVET; The Smoothest Smoking Tolueeo. 'VELVET
' has aH the slow burning, satisfying tjualitios of Kentucky's
Burley Je Luxe with a smoothness that is VELVET'S own.
10c tins andje metal-Jines. JCi.
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a
postaffice at Chapel Hill, N.C. tween Raleigh High School and grapher in the State Department.
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NOTICE
Asheville High School was a dis
appointment as a game. Not be
cause of the low standard of play,
but because of the inequality of
the teams. However the game
furnishes material for the circle-
around! he-stove teams.
117 to 0 about represents the
difference in strength of the t wo MiB8 Christine Mcintosh Married to
Mr. Fred Page.
j
Lat Wednesday; evening at
the two trrouns ot indi vidua s. t u viock miss vnnsune it
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TTh A nrnr IT? Wh TMIVT TtD
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DRUGGISTS.
ROS.,
PHONE 477
McINTOSH-PAGE
"I lie Holladay 3tticlio
MJMIAM, X. C.
Official Photographer for Yachety YacK 1915
Studio in Chapel. Hill ojjou on Wodheadnys beginjiiiR in October.
Carolina Pressing Club
Next to Uooeh'H Oafo
EIGHT SUITS A MONTH FOR SI .00
All subscriprions to THE TAR teams. Probably 10 to 0 would
due. 1'lease pay up at once.ana m.-.i.. . i . . . . . . Intosh of Chattel Hill wamnrml fcxrxrt Keratrinir. A tri-ntr and 0 onniiiff.-. ... SiitirtnHinn riii-ifimto.!
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avc me uusiucM mdiiagci luui u I lOIS IS a gOOU OpitOnunitV lO re I ,ti ... . ,
This applies-to Alumi state by citations the tew princ
no lusti a ctnfo.,. Dies on wnicu L!oe"e".e 1 renc hard I hoa M tifitliv fto.r .Jm. fr., I.. .
TT V. A JLMUV LI t.r. I& . . "OCT I MIH I .(..UIl.U 11 llll I llf,..,,., , ,f il,;, IJ....I f M , . 1 . . . , 1 f . . . . .1 tt V". Jpl 1 '1 .'H A
. 1 , r , . . . I , ' , ' " n '.v. aiuw-ui uiiTurri wuuica wont III u, il. j, IMaierH JU TW ItfKHjil,
MUn UUFwU1 .wcmiugmMpiun, aim umo. , iv. nu. K:iin UUtf. :A iielittlilWS. Sve:it.M nnd 11 niiM-inH
HULlUAiy oromise of a vitorv from Vinri- Moss officiated . The ushers were : V t havt the Best IVeRiH OiY the H ill. Tiv
promise of a victory from Virgi-
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TnrltVittle 0l,m in tlira'o ' VOrc . meSSrh. WlUiatO UUSKek UOO
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appreciate a period of prosperity j four of the Raleigh team are r , .
or happiness until it is past. By three year men, five two year Lroomsmen were Miss Florence
the same trait of human nature men, and two one year men. The Page with Mr. George Howies;
we are apt to overlook the fact Asheville team was practically Miss Luola Tuttle with Mr. Vil-
that ia a few days an almost jttew
i . - - l 1 1 . ; a i - m i : t .
ideal session of the University bovs made onlv a feohlo nttemnt an w" 1 wr- K'vnam t'age;
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will end. at the trame. Thev are whereL., . . ..
, f , L, . . layior tasser ot lurham, was
There have been no factions, no Carolina was in 112 after the 66 mak, of honor. The hri,ie enter-
disseution, no incidents we wish to 0 shock. ed with her father, by whom she
had not been.. The .athletic at- 1 he Asheville boys did not was given in marriage. Itnrned-
nosphere has cleared up. The know the rules,. A Raleigh punt l;tel)' after the ceremony an in-
Wckwick sore has healed laroelv. ll' wll Vithm thtP,i vrA 1,'n. fotmal reception was held at the Second Door Below' lickwiek
O. Ui. GOFOHTH, 1'roprMor.
Students, Patronize " ; -:;
The Royal Cafe
1A 'III k 1tPf t I Tt f ' V.- f . i . . m '
t ..,. tu . a ,.i :ulliam Pap-oV Miss Ktlinrinf. SA. Vfi.jlj 11 ll'J AUh I ilh SrJKVK TIlK'BKMl
nasi jcai nic Asucviiici :. 0 j y Jj J
miRHAM.STOP AT THE ROYAI.
UNIVERSITY 1)0Y8 HKADQUARTKRi.
Fruits, Candies, Peanuts I
HERN i)ON HARDWARE CO.
dazing is dead. Pistol shooting nevertheless, the Asheville back
home of the brides parents.
is no more.
terward Mr. and Mr
partisan politics has attempted to return the ball and :n
Af-
Paye left
an automobile for Raleiph.
all but disappeared. The Ath- was downed on the three yard from which place they later went
letic Association will be out of line. This eventually lead to a north.
debt by January 5th. Swain Hall safetv against his team. If he The bride is the daughter of
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.as created a new spirit of de- had been drilled in the rules, the
mocracy in a community that was ball would have been put in
already more democratic than scrimmage at the 20 yard line
iny college we know. And so it he had let it alone.
ji&4 i iiv.iv. u a llv- rv 4HJiJ.ULI . jnv mui i uavn cia
pirit abroad. Dear Old Alma probably the best individual play-
Mater, we wish you a Merry er on the field; yet by playing on
Christmas and a Hapov New defense in the wronjr place he al-
Year. lowed six successful forward pas-
TV
ill.
Prof and Mrs. A. II. Mcintosh of
Chapel Hill, and is exceedingly
popular here and throughout the
state.
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PRIZES FOR ENGINEERS
Fifty Dollars To 'Be Awarded For
Best Essay on Road Construction
Students of the leading engi
neering schools have been offered
an onnortunitv to roninrt I'm-
ses be made over his head. They l000 nri ' nr Art
WS VALUES, were all turned into toorhdrtwus.- i
An individual . with ntuch less jects suggested cover a wide
iKEL was printed three news individual ability who knew foot rane including: factors whicli
tems that are highly significant, ball would have broken up the sbould overn he choicc of M
the first was seven lines long passes or intercepted the runner. . .-, , it . . ltl
I r I III a t or 1 .'1 Ic tai-.:w1 I. r.... . .... . 1 1
paving program for a citv of
t the bottom of the column. AN INSTANCE 25,000 people; economics of high-'
The other two were on the front There is a man in roil ti,,U'ay conseruction, and half a doz '
page. One was a column and qua r- from the first minute he entered' e" relate1 topics. The ' prizes
terlong, the other was third has definatelv chosen ioUrnali4, t ?Tr!( ltie
J U aviny Comoartv ot lMn ade oh a
as his-life work. All his interest to nrom,. inv,;,,-;, f i.Ui..
The seven line article was a was centered in that one thing, way problems by cnirinecrFnif
uotice of the awarding of the Yet because ho happened to es-htudentH and to encourage them
varsity football monograms. The cape: the notice of the Athletic to enter a !ie!l r work'.' where
long front page' article -was - a Council. hi i.hri t :i i.:.. tJl(:re ,s rcat need for trained -
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discussion of the All-CI
.jv. W...u- uc was 8 veil Tllft rTmtn.rcilv f K1Pil,
Which u-a fnr t ho fire ;m- ....K ..l. ...... . . .. ".V. v " '
- ...... ,,uu- uiancc io worK on uie stiuh'iit lina has been -included ii the lit
l!l t nt. . i . i j . .... I .. r ' . . . ' . .
4iaru, i ne lasi article was a imh licit innw t?.,o v... : oi iv American institutions which
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notice of the awarding of class oihrn.iiUn. ... il.J w,u u. 1VS each to. he
.am.i a warned to that student of the
fifteen men in iho' ifinnii.Mi ,f ti. Lnninr m-i : .:...m
numerals to fifteen men on the attention of the Council.
hampionship Senior team. .
The real democracy wanted in
The relative position and upace this question of the method of
who presents the best paper on
some subject pertaining to bitu
minous roads" or pacements. '
A New Haberdashery Department
A Dandy StocK of Caps, Hats, Shoes and Furnishings
Everything for the Stndent
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