THE TAR HEEL
THE TAR HEEL
Official Organ of the Athletic Asso
ciation of the University of
North Carolina.
Pububhed Weekly.
BOARD OF EDITORS
L. ,N. Morgan,
Edftor-in-Chief
ASSISTANT EDITORS-IN-CHIEF
B. H. Mkbanb D. L. Rights
ASSOCIATK EDITORS
B. D. Stephenson A. L. M. Wkkuns
J. H. Rand M. R. Dunnaoan
Lenoir Chambers A. A. McKay
R.W. Scott. Andrew Joyner, Jr
' G. L. Carrington
MANAGERS '
C. W. E. Pittman, - Business Manager
F. L. Euless, - - Circulation Manager
M. T. Spears. - Publication Manager
Entered aa second class matter at the
postoffice at Chapel Hill, N. 0.
' September 11, 1911.
Printed by The. University Press,
Chapel Hill, N C.
Subscription Price, $1.50 Per Year,
Payable in advance or during the
first term.
Sinile Copies, 5 Cents.
The crisis in the affairs of our
athletics has been reached. The
position of our baseball team is a
most dangerous and precarious
one. Its success or utter failure
depends upon the patriotic and
immediate response with which
the student body meets the' call
made upon it.
The situation is as follows:
The Athletic Association is in
debt about twelve hundred dol
lars. Its credit cannot be further
strained by borrowing- money
with which to finance the coming
baseball season. Contracts have
been signed with Nat J. Cartme
and Charles A. Clancy to act as
coaches for the track and baseball
teams. There is no money with
which to oav these men. Unless
money is raised immediately their
contracts will have to be abro
gated Clancy will not come and
Cartmell may have to leave.
The call for aid is made to the
patriotism, the college spirit, the
college love and loyalty of every
student. Five hundred dollars
must be raised. We cannot go
to the alumni. 4 ievy have
helped us enough anSthey are
doing so now. We must help
ourselves. The success orjfailure
of our baseball season and our
whole athletic system depends
upon the action of the student
body. Carolina men must meet
the call!
Cv. was a hurries man He was W11H UUK AUUIUtftM
a little below th .average in size Below is a list of the men who make
and weight, but he never turned possible THE TAB HEEL. Without
down a business proposition, and tnere wouiope no , J:7V
v .F ... without vour trade they can't afford
to advertise. If vou care for yourcol-
tns business mterpnses. lege publication give these men your
Cy. has passed from this land trade.
of clothiug agents and eight-
thirty's, of boarding house so
licitors and hesitating1 shower
baths. Out into the wide, wide
world he has gone, gone to carvel
out a name and fame for himself
and incidentally turn over a few
specimens of the glittering stuff
that we give our souls for. Cy.
j.
is no longer an agent ior an
agent he is an agent. He's a lad
of the sample case and a mem
ber of the smokinir car crew. In
short, Cy. is a traveling-salesman.
And his first step in the carving
business mentioned above was to
carve or stamp hisenyaging self,
with his attractive smile and his
fore-finger, on the
celluloid cover of a blotter. These
blotters Cy. distributes
his friends and customers.
Cv. represents the Richmond
-
branch of the Whitehead and
loosr Company. His address is
Raleigh, North Carolina.
PATTERSON
DRUGGISTS.
EROS.,
The manager of the Guilford
basketball team remarked during
the game last Wednesday night
that at every college in Virginia
where Guilford played the stu
dents in the galleries of the gym
nasiums kept up a continuous
noise with their rooting. He
seemed to miss it at Carolina. It
is said around these parts that
rooting doesn't help, yet somehow
these Virginia colleges win the
games Washington and Lee beat
Guilford 42 to 10.
Cy. Thompson, Jr., late of the
class of 1911 and business mana
ger of this periodical, was, and
is, a business man. During his
college days he was more en
amoured of dollars and cents than
of first math and psychology,
and he chasei ads and subscribers
for the Tar Heel more than a
sheepskin. While a student here
he sold everything from socks
College Dep't Commenced
In last Sunday's edition of the
New Tork Times that paper
opened a college news department
filled with news letters from all
the leading colleges and univer
sities of the country. This de
partment is to form a regular part
of the Sunday Times. It is to
contain not only news letters from
different colleges, but also pictures
of campus scenes, buildings, and
members of the faculties of the
colleges represented, and in ad
dition, special articles from promi
nent teachers and educators. The
department occupies two full
pages of the Sunday edition.
Any department conducted as
this promises to be, will be of ab
sorbing interest to college men
everywhere. The department will
appeal especially, to those alumni
of this University who are living
outside the State and are thus, to
a certain extent, out of touch with
both the University and State.
The department will be a means
for many alumni of not only this
University, but also of others, of
keeping up with the happenings J Our Artistic Arrangement of
CHAPEL HILL
A. A. Klutta.
W. M.iMoser.
E. A. Brown.
E. P Cates
Merritt & Sparrow
Marse Jesse Jones
G. C. Pickard
W, M. Thompson
Eubanks Drug Co
L. G. Utley
Patterson Bros.
J. D. Webb
Dr. Wm. Lynch.
Andrews' Cash Store
W. B. Sorrell
Long Bill J ones
Fred Merritt
University Inn
Commons Hall
Tank Hunter
I. Jt, Bailey
H. H.Patterson
University Supply Co
Boger
DURHAM
Pritchard, Bright & Company
Sneed Markham
Star Cafe -
Arcade Barber Shop
Royal Cafe
Durham Cigar Store
YearbyDrug Co
Blacknall & Son
Main St. Pharmacy
Royal & Borden
H. A. Oaskins
RALEIGH
Tucker Building Pharmacy
Ferry Noble
Whiting & Horton
King's Business College
GREENSBORO
J. Van Lindley
T. F. Hanes
MISCELLANEOUS
Southern Railway
Norfolk & Southern
Ithaca Gun Co., Ithaca, N. Y.
Zinzendorf Laundry, Winston-Salem
University of Virginia, Charlottes
ville, Va.
American Tobacco Co.
O. F. Craig, University Station
Bastian Bros, Rochester, N. Y.
Jefferson Hotel, Richmond, Va.
Medical College of Virginia, Rich
mond, Va.
There s Always a
Lot of Talk
about the flowers after a funeral,
especially if they came from here.
And the talk is all favorable, too.
There's a reason:
COLLEGE OF
RICHMOND, "VA..
Staarf NcQaire. Af.D.,firesidmfi
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EIGHTY EXPERIENCED TEACHERS .
EXCELLENT CLINICAL FACILITIES.
MODERN LABORATORY METHODS.
FOR DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE ADDRESS,
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One Piece Hammer
In The New Model
Yitaca
If you sco morn than oihi holtnu a
Imnnnw von know thivt nxtrn pnrts
nro fastciu d to the hnnuucr whether
shown or no-. Our hiimmnr Is all ono
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Weliavo Cut mt nil nocking lever,''
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and i ock tlm gnn direct from too of
hamnu-r.
Onr hammer travels loss than half an
inoh, takiiiK only 1-625 of a soooiul to
0HHtH.
St(H-l: are not out Hwav fir Itninniors
or lot k platori and are dovetailed into
frmne to iprovont HpHltlntt and
Nprtadim;.
Catalok'ua Fri; IS uradcn, $17.75 net
to $100 list.
Ithaca Gun Co. Box 123, Ithaca, N. "V.
MR. A. C. HINT'
The Premier Tailor,
OF RALEIGH,
Will he at
UT LEY'S STORE,
Wednesday and Thursday,
With the most attractive display of
Spring and Summer
Clothing
of their Alma Mater.
The McNair Lectures
The fifth series of the John
Calvin McNair lectures will be
delivered this year by President
Arthur Twining Hadley, of Yale
University, on April 19, 20, and
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Floral Designs
apeal at once to the sense of the
beautiful and appropriate. We
make tlie funeral pieces in any spe
cial design desired and they can be
ordered any time with assurance
a l i il . -Ml L il . ,
tnat uiey wui oe promptly executed
and delivered.
J. Van Lindley Nurseryi
Co.,
GIIEENSEORO, -N. 0.
Geo. V. Strong, College Agent.
That is to be seen on the Hill this
season.
BATTLE $ PAGE, Agents.
Dr, Hadley has been president
of Yale since 1899. He was born
in New Haven, Conn., a son of a
Yale professor. After graduating ALL SORTS OF FURNI
from Yale Dr. Hadley studied for
some time at the University of
Berlin, later became a tutor of
Yale, and from 1886 to 1899 was
professor of political science in
that institution, lie is the author
of many books on economic prob
lems. He was the American edi
tor of the tenth edition of the
Encyclopedia Britannica. Har
vard, Columbia, and Johns Hop
kins have successively conferred
on him the degree of L L, D.
lhe announcement is made
from the President's office at the
same time that, the McMair lec
tures for 1913 will be delivered bv
Francis Greenwood Pea body, of
Harvard University. Dr. Pea
body was born in Boston, gradu
ated at Harvard, and since 1886
has been Plumtncr Professor of
TURE
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and pennants to T. A. Walker
suits and neverwear underwear. Christian Morals at Harvard,
A. BROWN'S.
Next to Pickwick.
Picture Framing a Specialty,
H. H. Pattersons
(OPPOSJTE 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 oil heaters, Hardware
of nil kinds, and everything
that is good to eat.
All Goods Delivered Promptly
Take a DRINK Between Trains at
0. F. Craig's Soda Fountain
At Uuiversity Station. I
TOBAffOO CANDIES " FRtTITB
The Royal Cafe and Restaurant
(Under New Management)
Metropolitan's Old Plact
Open Day and Night
Tables Reserved for Ladies. :: :: :;
Quick and Polite Service. JU'gulur din
ner 25 cents. We guarantee to till each
order in five ' minutes. (Jive a trial
and be ' convinced. 6.X) Meal Ticket
$5.00 $3.50 ticket for $.1U0.
JJ9 East Main Street. Next to Model
Furnilurn House.
Phone 487
DURHAM. N. C.
MEET ME AT THE
CIGAR STORE.
There is Only One.
Durham Cigar Store Co,
Opposite PoKtollice, DUNHAM, N. C.r
Open after every show.
BASTIAN BROS.
CO.,
Manufacturing Jewelers, Engravers
, ana aiaiioners.
Engraved Invitations and
Programs. Class and
Society Pins.
B.or7f3. . . . !:Of'li:S'iTi:. X. V.
Royal Borden
Furniture Co.
Durham - - North Carolina
Dealers In
High-Grade Furniture
Furnishings for Students.
thing for the Home.
Every-
Eubanks Drug Co.
Prescription Specialists
Chapel Hill - North Carolina
When in Kaleigh, Go To
Tucker Building Pharmacy
For your DrinKs and SmoKes
On the Corner
R. Blacknall Son,
DRUGGISTS.
DURHAM, - . . . n. C
Agents for
Huyler's and ParlC Q
Tilford's Candief