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DIRECTORY. GENERAL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION J. J. Parker, President. ' G. M. Fountain, Vice-President. ' T; R. Eagles, Secretary and Treasurer. UNIVERSITY FOOT-BALL TEAM. W. 0. Goughenour, Manager. J. II. Mann, Captain. UNIVERSITY BASE-BALL TEAM J. B. James, Captain. Jas. A. Gray, Jr., Manager. ; TRACK TEAM. R R. Bridgers, Captain. Drury Phillips, Manager. , TENNIS ASSOCIATION. F. L. Huffman, President. ; C. S. Venablc, iSocretary. ' UNIVERSITY" MAGAZINE. W. E. Yelverton, Editor-in-Chief. J. L. Hathcock, Business Manager. ELISHA MITCHELL SCIENTIFIC SO CIETY. Spalding Athletic Goods CENTS PER COPY. No. 638. Group XVI Muscle Building. By L. H. Gulisk, Director of Physical Train ing, N. Y. Public Schools. No. 27. Group XII College Athletics. Bv M. 0. Murphy, the well-known Athlectic Trainer, now with Univ. of Penn. No. 246. Group XII Athletic Training for Schooldoys. By Geo. W. Orton, of the Univ. of Penn., and a famous athlete himself. A copy of our complete catalogue of athletic goods will be mailed upon request. MAIL ORDER DEPT., fl. G. SPALDING & BROS. CAROLINA LOSES DEBATE, lower duties and greater freedom (00111111111! from page l.) of exchange. He said In part: situation. In regard to tariff re- "The present schedules are not vision itself it was acknowledged the result of an economic demand for a harmonious development of v- j jvu wmiu iv- u. uuu i J-i4 f but it was urged that, in view of the country, but the result ot class the present financial chaos prevail- and sectional interests adroitly ing and of the fact that Congress woven into legislation by political Always pass because they are kept up " I . . - . . i i. ji " r 11 i . i . meets immediatelv before a nresi- hugglery. They tavor abnormal to me marx ana never ran Deiow the dential 'election, the present time conditions in industrial life, make official standard. Recognized univer- is a most inexpedient moment. It business unstable, build up artin-. was urged that the government is cial parasitic industries, and degen- SEND FOR THESE BOOKS NOW TEN already engaged in a treneral house- erate the American citizenship into cleaning' in that it is bringing- the the mere serf of avaricious manu corporations within the pale of the f actunng greed and frenzied nnan law. Necessity for currencv re- cial speculation. form and slighting other business on "Protection and reduction rest on the present schedule of Congress the same basis; viz., that national would result in a hurried and un- development is best secured when scientific tariff revision. The af- the collective judgment ot the ma- firmaive took the attitude that if jority directs the productive energy the people of the United States of the people. ' Protection directs wanted tariff revision let them put this energy by securing home mark the matter before the people at the ets; reduction directs it by securing next presidential election and have foreign markets. The very same principle which one time demanded protection now demands reduction, O Dfc LL HARDWARE CO., "High protection makes unstable industrial conditions and places a premium upon the factory by dis Mr. Williams of Carolina onened C01"1 the farm and the ship. r I TTT f 1 . J A I . A f the armament for the neo-aflvP vve nave lowered ine percentage oi tt.'c cu -v- : i. farm owners, farm laborers, and ing that the present high rates in- Iarm weai y ring population xUDdTlfiS UTUg kjOffipatiy, posed by the Dingley Tariff Act t0 tne iact7- 1 Me aeavy irena are excessive. "The 'stand-oat "l pp"'"'"" vWjr I i" i ji policy' advocated bv the affirmative maKingr.ua a degenerate people. now can we place upon tne farm its intrinsic value and secure a harmonious development of farm, factory, and ship? By reducing the tariff, that the farm may not be taxed in foreign markets because Li r i j 1 1 j . J- a" . a i -rc i a- i tne ractorv is nrotectea in aomesuc jt protective tariir exists ior i J r vnTrNrf in cu the purpose of makin. up for thefts; that the ship may carry C0?. inpntnlifr f inlnetrial rnr,A',HnB tlie products of DOth tO foreign V J' university GERMAN CLUB. This inequality may be due to a countries; that both farm and fac- TJ.NC.DrUff CO hftrt mil. President. mnHiniiu,, nf n.o, Qff tory may buy and sell with greater & 126 Nassau St., New York. 149 Wabash Ave., Chicago. W. 0. Coker, Ph.D., President. J. E. Latta. A. M.. Vice-President F. P. Venable, PhD., Corresponding SeO' retary. a Congress representative of public opinion upon the tariff question, A. S. Wheeler, Ph.D., Recording Secretary, whereas the present Congress was elected upon the alternative of Rooseveltism or anti-Rooseveltism HISTORICAL SOCIETY. O. L. Raper, Ph.D., President. Dr. Kemp P. Battle, Vice-President. J. 6. DeR. Hamilton, Ph.D., Cor. Seo. : E. O. Ruffln, Rec. Sec. : Meets monthly, on the first Monday night, at 7 80. ECONOMICS SOCIETY. 0. L. Raper, Ph.D., President. T. Wingate Andrews, Secretary. Meets monthly, on second Monday night, at 7:80. THE MODERN LITERATURE CLUB. E. K. Graham, President. W. E. Yelverton, Vice-President. H. B. Gunter, Secretary. SIGMA UPSILON (Odd Ncmbee Chapter.) H.H.Hughes, President. S. Rae Logan, Vice-President. H. B. Gunter, Secretary and Treasurer. Hardware and Mill Supplies GREENSBORO. - N. 0 Prescription Specialists, is untenable, because it implies that protection is a policy that is not af fectea by change in- conditions. However, protection is a relative thing and must vary with changing conditions. CHAPEL HILL. NORTH CAROLINA UNEXCELLED is our line of Tobaccos and Cig-ars. NEW line of Huyler's Candies, just received. Hubert Hill, President J. H. Manning, Vice-President. L. A. Blackburn, Secretary. ; J. G.Hanes, Treasurer. Meets at call of President. Leader selected for each German. PHILOLOGICAL CLUB. ; J; F. Royster, Ph.D., President. Palmer Cobb, A. M., Vice-President. L. R. Wilson, Ph.D., Secy, and Treas. The Philological Club meets the first Tuesday in each month, at 7.30 P. M., in Room No. 7, Alumni Building. THE UNIVERSITY PRESS ASSOCIATION. H. B. Gunter, President. Drury Phillips, Vice-President. J. W. Umstead, Secretary and Treasurer. I Y. M. C. A. . J. A. -Fore, Jr., President. f ; J. A. Gray, Jr., Vice-President. ? H. P. Osborne, Recording Secretary. ; O. W. Tillett, Treasurer. i F. B. Rankin, A.B., General Secretary. UNIVERSITY MUSICAL ASSOCIATION. I Chas. T. Woollen, President. 5 Foye Roberaon, Manager. ':.. DRAMATIC CLUB. H. B. Gunter, President. T. R. Eagles, Vice-President. W. E. Yelverton, Secretary. i B. L. Banks, Treasurer. PHI BETA KAPPA. J. W. Speas, President. O. R: Raud, Secretary. T. J. Wilson. Jr., Ph.D., Treasurer. SOCIETIES. ought to compete, but we actually can and do compete in the foreign markets. If, then, the United States can compete in the foreign 'markets, it is reasonable to hold that she can, with all the advan- i r i . i -ii.; e i? Dialectic (Literary, Secret). Established lagesoi cnep nanspurtation iacui- 1795. Meets every Saturday night in the Di U!p anrl nrnxitnitv tn marUta Hall, New West Building. ; f ; -J - ' Philantliropic (Literary. Secret). Estab- her ovtfn in the domestic markets. lished 1795. Meets every Saturday night in nvri...:i..: r-i. the Phi Hall, New East Building. . ulW.iu8ia.m.uK tu. juu, iuc Orderof The Golden Fleece (Senior). Dingley Tariff Act imposes a duty Order of The Gorgon's Head(Junior, Secret) of three hundred million dollars on multiolicitv of causes and effects. ry may ouy ana sen w,ca greater J 'If 1 1 j .. C i . 1 natural resources, transportation preeaom ana greater prout, anu facilities, general industrial condi- that the shiP m arn its wage by tions of population, skill, efficiency. carrvinST a11 their traffic. . J I iT jii i rc i j j j and wages of labor. The United uei ine ianir De reouceu grau Qf,0. u, u t uallv. business is transacted on vjMica ii la tut a. a v a. u Lay c ui uiuci I countries in all of these conditions cne margin or tne tartir, ana any I ' i t ' t i excent watres of labor. raaicai cnange wouia proauce con r - o -- - I, "Hijrh waires should not he conJ tusion and panics. n a fused with hitrh cost of labor. Low priced labor may be more costlv ben the reduction. Public opin than high priced labor. "The Airier n favors reduction, and public Iran lahnrpr o-Pfs hJo-hpr wps Wr welfare demands it. Let Congress day, because he produces more, and p about the eduction cautiously whereas he irets higher waes than ana 10 a sane ousiness way the laborer of anv other country, he 01llV hy a jdcous and gradual re works longer hour and mvs morp turn to greater freedom of exchange T tr-j - ' " , , . . , , for what he eats and wears As a can we noPe maintain tne inaus- matter of fact, cost of labor in trial supremacy we have gained." I a j j 1 i r j i -i i j manufacturing is but a small part ai lue conclusion or tne aeDate in the whole cost of production and a .reception was tendered the de- is getting smaller every day, while Daters m tne V xVi' ' ouuaing raw material is getting larger. plV1rafl1 o, otrni11 1 1 he conditions of our country, groceries and fruits then, ar; such that we not only CALL AT H. H. PATTERSON'S OPPOSITE THE CAMPUS, where you will find Men's Furnishings, Trunks, Dress Suit Cases, Carpets, Rugs, ready-made Sheets, Pillow Cases, Towels, Bowls and Pitchers, Kerosene Oils Heaters, Hardware of all kinds and evervthlntr that is "Finally, let the next Congress Uood to eat. . All goods delivered promptly. CHAPEL H1U.. . - - NOKTH CAROLINA White and Blue PRESSING CLUB.. ONE DOLLAR PER MO. IN ADVANCE. We also do altering and repairing at small extra cost. Give us a trial andbe convinced. All work is guaranteed. SUITS MADE TO ORDER. R. H. PINOLE, for fancy Phone 23 Nearly opposlte.UnlversltyPharraaoy Fresh oysters every day at Pickard & btroud 3. BOYS! See "Long" Bill Jones, for Pressibg and: Cleaning work guaran- . teed. $1.00 per month in advance. Shop in rear Kluttz Building. SEE MARSE JESSE DEBATERS? UNION. ABOUT YOUR CATERING s:x hundred million dollars worth of Estimates given on class banquets. Hotel Huff ine, GREENSBORO, N. 0., Location Sonthern Passensrer Detot. Newly Refitted and Modern. Special arrangements made for Traveling men. GRESHAM & 00., Proprietors Cx. C. PICKARD & CO;, Livery Stable Near the 'Phone Exchange. The best Livery in town splendid horses and car riages. Quick attention. G. C. PICKARD, & Co. Props T. W. Andrews, President'. J. W. Umatead, Hecretary. imported goods a duty of one half the entire value of the goods." nr. a i " c ii . FRATERNITIES (Secret). iVir- Aoarews oi me negative I i i ii ' j.L.i. f.n. i' m Delta Kappa Epailon, Zet Pi. irma Nu. closeu ineueuawior Carolina. ine Kappa Alpha, Beta Theta Pi, Phi Chi, (Med) that industrial conditions demand President. People's Bank of Chapel is the Students favorite, siders their interests. It con- Herbert Lloyd, I Cashier. Doctor William Lynch, DENTIST, Off kt in Khtta Block. - CHAPEL' HILL. DON'T forget Hall the barber. He can stop ihe hair from falling out,
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