THE TAR. HEEL'
THE TAR HEEL
Official Organ of the Athletic Asso
ciation of the University of
North Carolina.
Published Weekly.
BOARD OF EDITORS
L. N, Morgan, - - - Edftor-in-Chief
ASSOCIATE EDITORS
B. D. Stephenson A. L. MY Wiggins
B. II. Mebane A. A. McKay
J. II. Rand M. R. Dcxnigan .,;
R. W. Scott, Axdbew Joyner, Jr
MANAGERS
C. W. E. Pittman, - Business Manager
F. L. Euless, - - Circulation Manager
M. T. Spears, -publication Manager
To be entered as second class matter at
the postoffice at Chapel Hill, N. C.
'Printed by The University Press,
Chapel Hill, N. C.
Subscription Price, $1.50 Per Tear,
Payable in advance or during the
first term.
Single Copies', 5 Cents.
was established. For this pur
pose the Press Association was
established--not as: an instru
ment by which.ta gain mere cheap
advertising, but as, a means to
finer end. It is the earnest hope
of the manager of the association
that a weekly letter may be sent
this year to every county in the
State. The letters together with
stamped envelopes may be found
on Saturday afternoons in the
Tar Heel room at the Y. M. C.
A. All old members of the Asso
ciation are asked to avail them
selves of those letters. A meeting
will be held during the week at
which the Association will be
thoroughly organized new men
added, and the work for the year
systematically begun.
The Edwin R. Weeks Company
will give an entertainment . in
Gerrard Hall Saturday night at
8 o'clock. This is the1 same
Weeks, only several weeks older
and better, who made the hit of
the season last year. The pro-
open door to the nearners of God.
"To him that knocketh it J shall
be opened."., y y "s Y
WECOME MEETING AT METHODIST CHURCH
For the usual and proper ex
pression of hesitancy and fearful Sm U be entirely different
feeling of reluctance with which irom tnat or last year.
the present board takes charge of
the Tar Heel the reader is re
spectfully referred to any initial
rrt4n -v-T 4- La A r1 4- Vt O 4- Vl 1C q ft.
V - T m Greetings Extended to the Students by ths
copies of which may be found on Towa and CtnrcI,es
file at the Library. A meeting welcoming the stu-
The board was elected to per- dents of the University to the
form the work necessary for the town of Chapel Hill and the
existence of the paper; and this churches of the community was
work it will strive to do fully, held tff"the Metbodrst'-chutTeh
honestly, and independently. The Sunday morning. ? 'heg'feetfbg
paper this year will be issued to the students on fiehaf fof 1toe
nncfl a wpolr triiAw li?c an. trtwn wasSirtvpn hv t)r. Ahpr-
uouncement will cause criticism, nathy who with earnestness and
and that many will rise up in sincerity expressed the pleasure
wise ignorance and calLus shirk- of, the - people of Chapel -Hill at
: j '''''- f 1 ' ' "1 - ' A ':' j. A. 3 A 1 'L . .
ers. uut tacts are lacts ana dihs seeing xne siuaenis oacK again.
are not paid ina day. And it is He said that the community was
a simple fact and truth that the most anxious to help in every way
amountof advertising secured by the students,and he expressed the
toil .and labor, finite,, a.nd .,tbefhope that the students while here
. number 61 subscriters secured, by might become rpar f of iW life df
CARNATIONS
Long Stiff Stems, 7
Good Blooms,
WHITE, RED, PINK.
i ;; -; ;-: v-f -;'-f :,yyYv'
Superior Quality is
What You Get .
Here.
J. Van Lindley Nur
sery 'Co..
GREENSBORO, N. C.
PATTERSON BROS.,
DRUGGISTS.
MEET ME AT THE
CIGAR STORE.; "
There is Only One. ' '
Durham Cigar Store Co ,
Opposite Postoffice, DURHAM, N.C.
Open after every show. f
ALL SORTS OF FURNI
TURE
filoquence. more, persuasive, than
, the, silver-tongued, orators of in-
surgent democracy doiiot bring
in enough money to pay the bills
of this paper when issned;twice a
week.' A . better1 business man
the town. -
Drj Edwin Mims ; extended" the
welcome to the students on behalf
of the churches. He spoke of the
church bells that had been ring
ing put through the pleasant
never managed the Tar Heel Sunday morning, read the old
than he who was at the head of hymn beginning 'I love , thy
the business department last year, church. Oh Lord," and then in
yet he failed to meet the obliga- words of tenderness and beauty
tions of the paper. The prospect told of the bells of some other
is no brierhter this year. The church that he knew must be
AT
I PictFifihingpialty
TAILORING OPENING.
You are cordially inviied to come
1 to the FALL OPENING, to be i
held at the !;
CENTRAL HOTEL, SEPT. 28. 29 and 30;
When MR. JOHN KRAUSE, an
expert cutter and fitter, representing ''
ISAAC HAMBURGER SONS,
America's Premier Custom Tailors,
of Baltimore, will be here with
their Magnificent Display
of Merchant Tailoring
Goods for the coming
, season. Fit guar
anteed. J ALLISON & BLACKSTOCK,
i Agents.
!
H. H.' Patterson's
: (OPPOSITE THE CAMPUS) "
Where you will find Men's Furnifalnii--,
Trunks, Dress" Sui Case?, 'Carpet--,
Eugs, ; ready-made", Sheets Pilluw
Cases, Towels, Bowls syid .pitiers
.klrdfeWe oil lifcaterg flardft-ne '
6l Mil iW, ailtf e vlrjthin a -
ythi
oods JJelivered rromnt v
'An-'di
President has stated his unwill
ingness to carry the debts of the
paper any longer. The only way
out of the embarrassing situation
is for the present management to
curtail expenses. This has been
done by making the paper weekly
instead of semi-weekly. The time
formerly spent in getting out two
issues a week will be given now
in publishing one issue.' We hope
the paper ' may gain a . little in
quality what it has lost in quantity.
Time and again it is said that
"the University is out of touch
with the people of the State."
What this rather indefinite state
ment really means need not be
discussed. If such a dire condi
tion of affairs exists, it is because
the people of the State do not
kno' what r the University is,
what it stands for, and what it is
doing, and not because the Uni
versity seeks in any way to stand
aloof. The University is a State
institution, maintained and con
trolled by the people of the State.
It is of the State, and for the
State. And it is doine- its best
work when it Is giving to the
State the highest type of citizen.
The people have a right to know
then, what the University is do
ing, how well it is performing
the high function for which it
ringing in the memory ; ot every
student present. Never become
too intelligent, or too taken up
with cares, he said, to forget the
sentiment they bring; Let them
ring forever. Students have come
to a place where churches are be
lieved in and are bulwarks of
righteousness.' Regard these
churches, he said, know that here
is a Sunday School; that member
ship gives weight and dignity to
your life. Put yourself in touch
with that which finds you at your
best. The church, a body mili
tant, needs the help of students.
Let the University life be a train
ing ground in your 1 life for the
church-militant. J
To these two welcomes from
the town and from the churches
Prof. E. K. Graham responded
on behalf of the University and
the students. A student came to
the University, he said, not to get
a aipioma, put Decause deep in
his heart each one feels the; need
of.a larger., ireedom in which lo
live, of a more abundant, f ulfill
mentin.life, The thirstis spir
itual and the answer must be spij
itual; and, for that thirst only one
teacher has given the answer, on
ly one teacher has with divine
audacity said "I am the Spirit; I
am the way; I have come that ye
might have' life." ,1 There is no
Truth but God. It is God whom
we seek. Thi church stands an
Take a DRINK Between Trains at
0. F. Craig's Soda Fountai:
, At Uuiversity Station. t
TOBiCCO CANDIES FBUITS
UNIVERSITY
, .?r vr" -IJ-
IS Headquarters fqff thstudes.
and TENNISOS iSEjpeci.1.
J. Ma- NBVILLE,
ATHLETIC STOR
Uqr CHOCOLATE at our fountain. GY
A (Jomploto line of GOLV GOODS, : : :
. - :: :: Proprietor.
BOYS! SEE
Dill I a ii r r
I LUHU UU, JUIUC
Forf Pressing and Cleauing. Work done' satisfactorily. $1.00
per.month. Repairing and darning neatly done at small
? iJU fi. -! , j ,I.V , ,4,' , . '
extra cost. French dry cleauing a specialty; - ' .
Shop in Uoht of Athletic Store; f.f;. . ..
flifrl
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iLEARQ.UARJERS FOR1 STUDENTS
Ye wish to thaudc all of our custouiorj for ilic substantial trade that has bee
given us, and will appreciate inorc. AVc will serve ju tlie best we can. I I
UNIVERSITY SUPPLY COMPANY.
Norfolk Southern Railroad
Travel via Raleigh (Union , Station)
and Norfolk Southern Railaoad to and
from all points in Eastern North. Caro
lina. ' .
Schedule in effect December 18, - i
N. B. The following schedule figures
are published only as information and
are not guaranteed.-
Train Leaves Raleigh ,:
9:15 p,m. Daily , 'Night, Express",
Pullman Sleeping Car for Norfolk. .
6:15 a.m. Daily for Wilson, ,' New
bern, Washington,, and Norfolk
6:15 a.m. Daily, except Sundaj', for
Newbern via Chocowinity.' i ;
3:00 p.m. Daily,' except Sunday, for
Washington. - ; ;
, Trains Arrive Raleigh
7:20 a.m. Daily li:20 a.ni'. Daily
except Sunday and 8.:00 p.m. Daily.
Trains Leave Goldsboro
10:15 p.m. Daily "Night Express"
Pullman . Sleepiug Car for Norfolk, via
New Bern . t -
,. 7:15 a.m. . Daily for Beaufort and Nor
folk Parlor Car between New Bern and
Norfolk.
' 3:20 p.m. Daily for New Bern, Orien
tal and Beaufort. ' ' "
For further information and reserva
tion ot Pullman Sleeping Car ppace, ap
ply to D. V. Conn, S. P. A., or J. U.
Kenwortby, U. T, A., Ilaleigli, N. C.
W. It. HiidHon , W. W. Croxton,
General Supt. Gen. rass.:Agt.
Norfolk, Va.
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IF ITHACA OUN
sm2om
ib.
The lig'eil Am ricen shot punl
In'rty C.gaiiC shells weigh
lets thati jJ twelve-bore shell
. .
I ou can cct into action quicker! n
it won't lite you.
Penetration better than a bis bJ
ils 3hontinc will surprise you.
Beautiful Catalog in colors FRO.
18 (trades. 20, 16, 12 and 10 lise
$17.75 net to $4W list.
COMPANY. BOX 123, ITHACA, N.Y.
FRED M ERRITT
Does ; the best pressing
7 and the cleanest cleaning
done on the Hill. Give
him a trial.
Opposite University Inn.
G. C. Pickard & Co.
LIVERY STABLE ; -
Located on Rosemary St. near telephone
Exchange. Stylish . turnouts
always on land.
WANT A TEAM? CALL
30
Royal Borden
Furniture Co.
Durham - - North Carolina
' Dealers In '
Hih-Grade Furniture!
Furnishings for Students. Every
' thing for the Home.
Eubantts Drug Co.
Prescription Specialists
Chapel Hill - North Carolina
"When in Raleigh, Co To
Tucker Building Pharmacy
For your Drinks and SmoKes
G. C Pickard,, Manager
On the Corner