LOCAL NOTES.
Mr. J. R. Harward, ex-'10, is on
the Hill.
Mr. Daniel Holt, of Graham,
attended the debate.
Mr. A. Vermont spent Saturday
and Sunday in Winston-Salem.
Mr. C. h. Weill, of Durham, is
spending a few days on the Hill. ,
Mr. W. H. Britt, '08, was at his
home at Newton Grove last week.
Mr. M. h. Wright, '08, visited
his home near Greensboro last
. week. ;
Mr. C. F. Gold went to Raleigh
Tuesday to have his ear examined
by Dr. Battle.
Mr. F. B. Stem leaves today for
Trenton, N. J., to play baseball
in the Tri-State League.
Mr. J. W. Austin, of the Medical
school, who has been ill for some
time, is improving slowly.
Mr. V. C. Royster, of Raleigh,
who has been visiting his son Koou,
returned to Raleigh Tuesday.
For the best ice cream go to
Foister's Ice Cream Parlor at Cen
tral Hotel. Served at all hours.
Messrs. J. F. Harris and R. G.
Rankin were initiated into the Phi
Delta Theta fraternity Friday
night.
Mrs. Carrie Roberson, of Rich
mondaccompanied by her little
son, is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Archer.
Dr. Venable arrived at New
York yesterday. He is expected to
reach Chapel Hill tomorrow or
-next day.
Mr. W. Carlton Raper, ex-'08, of
High Point, was married on March
18 to Miss Grace Mattey, of Dan
ville, Va.
Mr. R. Apar is kept busy at the
infimary these days taking care of
the mumps. He has about fifteen
cases on his hands.
Dr. Hubert Royster adde much
to the services at the Presbyterian
church Sunday morning by singing
a beautiful bass solo.
Messrs. I. King, '08, and C, L;
Williams, '11, went to Sanford last
week. Mr. King has been unable
to return on account of mumps.
Mr. and Mrs. Eaton vand daugh
ter, Miss Grace, of Eaton, N.J., are
here visiting Mr. H. N. Eaton.
They will probably be here until
Easter.
Mr. W. B. Hunter, of the med
ical school, had an operation per
formed Saturday for an internal
trouble. The operation was per
formed by Dr. Royster, of Raleigh,
assisted by Drs. Manning and Man
gum. The patient is progressing
nicely.
Prof. J. E. Latta, who was
granted a six months' leave of ab
sence, and who has for the past
month been doing advanced work in
his specialty at Providence, R. I.
and Hamilton, O., was, on account
of the indisposition of Prof. Gore,
recalled last week. He arrived
Friday night.
The Scientific Attitude.
Dr. Hubert A. Royster, Dean of
the Medical School at Raleigh,
lectured Saturday night before the
Medical Association of the Univer
sity. His subject was "The Scien
tific Attitude." Dr. Royster said
that three things Were necessary
for the making of a student of med
icine: Work,-a good memory, and
the scientific attitude. Passing
over the first two, he laid stress
upon the last and made an excellent
address.
The Coming Games.
Carolina's doers of diamond
stunts will face Lafayette again to
day, Randolph-Macon 'Loraorrow,
William and Marv Tuesdav, and
Cornell Wednesday. Past exper
ience with these teams gives weight
to the statement that not one of thr
games will be uninteresting. The
fans are happy.
Snow and Baseball.
Snow and baseball do not mix.
The game against Oak Ridge,
scheduled for Saturday, failed to
materialize. So did the the Med
ina w. So did the Junior-Pharmacj'
Seniors 17; Sophs 10.
The Seniors defeated the Sopho
mores Thursday afternoon by the
score of 17 to 10. It seemed for a
time that the Sophs would not
know how it felt to have a man suc
cessfully run the gauntlet of the
four bases, for they couldn't find
Matthews. But in the seventh in
ning they found him, and for the
rest of the game they batted him
pretty freely. The lead against
them, however, was too great. The
Seniors had batted Person almost
at will and scored run after run,
until the seventh when Sloan went
in the box. Sloan kept the hits
scattered and only three runs were
made by the Seniors after he began
the twirling.
Rand Gets Scholarship.
It was officially announced Sat
urday morning that the Rhodes
scholarship to Oxford has been
awarded to Mr. O. R, Rand, pres
ident of the Senior class. The only
other canidate for the scholarship
was Mr. Stuart G. . Noble, '07.
Mr. Rand will leave for Oxford
about the first of October.
Hits.
George has had his hair cut.
The rooters got busy in the
ninth.
Stewart's long one to right was
a peach.
King Cole is out of the game,
(mumps), but his field was not
vacant. Red was there.
Some new bats have been bought
and Spig. says there's going to be
some dire execution committed with
'em.
That was a nervy trick when
Hobbs threw the ball to second
with a man on third and it don't
work every time.
Tar Heel Chances.
Mr. J. W. Heisman, athletic
director in football and baseball at
Georgia Tech. and president of the
Alanta Southern League Baseball
Club, in dealing out base
ball dope in Sunday's Charlotte
Observer has this to say in regard
to Carolina's team:
"The Tar Heels fromChapel Hill
are banking on one of the best
teams in their history. With the
whole of last year's excellent in
field, consisting of Hamilton, Mont
gomery, Fountain and James, back
at school they certainly can be said
to have a flying start. Behind the
bat Hobbs, of the famous Hobbs
brothers battery of Guilford Col
lege, will officiate, and that's "nuf
sed" about the receiving depart
ment. In the outfield they have
Cole who played three years on the
University of West Virginia team,
Stevens and Wadswortlr, ex-cla
team players. The prospective
slab artists include Fullen wider, a
"prep" school star; Stewert, of
Wofford College, and Andrews and
Duls, both pitchers of experience.
"The captain is the veteran third
baseman, Burt James, and the
coach Otis Stockdale, who has for
years successfully coached the
Trinity teams, and who may be re
lied upon to solder the component
parts most strongly together.
Clothing Made New
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Harris' Steam Dyeing and Clean
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