THE TAR HEEL
FOOTBALL KEN MED AT WORK
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1.
Will
Tennis Regulations
No player or set of players
be allowed the use of the
defense. Center is causing- lots
of trouble and appears to be the (court during an entire afternoon.
hardest place in the line to fill. I 2. No plajer or set of players
Strange and Huske have held on will be allowed to take part in
to thelf positiqns oti the wings, doubles or singles during the last
but they bate lots of competition period of the afternoon, if they
Captain Tillett is the life of the have taken part during the first
team at quarter and appears to be period, unless there are no players
fuHlling every promise that has (waiting to take their places.
been made of him. The remain-J 3. No person will be required
der of the backfield is decidedly to reserve a court for the first pe
unsettled, Erwin's wojrk has been J nod of the afternoon. (First
the best thus far. though Wake-1 come, first served): but for the
ley is capable of a great deal and last period he cannot reserve a
at times punts well. Strange is court before the ringing of the
probably the best punter on the 12:30 bell.
squad.. ....
4. No one can reserve a court
for the first period by putting a
qet in place and then leaving the
court.
5. At 4 o'clock each afternoon
thp rnllpo-f KpII will rtnornc a clrr-
spiritual support. Do you oppose . f . rp n nlt
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ATHLETIC TICKETS PLACED ON SALE
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dollars?
Tickets may be obtained from
the following men:
Banks Mebane, Walter Stokes,
Bob Strange, Oscar Leach,
Ratty Ransom, Frank Drew,
Carl Taylor, Cy Long.
There are going to be ifx hun
dred student members. Are you
in7
Track Men Wanted
Captain E. V, Patterson of the
track team has issued a call for
fall practice. New men, particu
larly, are asked to come out so
that the captain may have some
idea of what he can count on in
the Spring. The track and the
jumping pits are in good condi
tion. Hurdlers and weight men
particularly are wanted. The
following members of last year's
team,which swept everything be
fore it, are back in college; Pat
terson, half and mile; Spence,
half and mile; Cobb, two miles;
Sears, sprints; Woolcott, high
jump and hurdles; Blalock, broad
jump and hurdle; Parker, shot
put; Wakeley, quarter; Strong,
pole vault. With such a strong
nucleus of old men, prospects are
very bright for another strong
team. But it is absolutely nec
essary that lower classmen come
out to get the experience, if noth
ing else.
courts. All waiting players will
then replace those in possession
of the courts.
6. If no one claims the court
within ten minutes after the ring
ing of the bell, those in posses
sion may resume play.
. jso one is allowed to get a
court in the first part of the af
ternoon and pledge it for the sec
ond part.
8. In case of tournaments, the
foregoing regulations do not ap-
piy. .
J. S. Cansler, President.
F. H. Kennedy, Sec. -Treas.
.,
Rhodes Scholarship
l ne examinations for the se
lection of the Rhodes Scholar
for 1912 will be held at the office
of the State Superintendent of j
Public Instruction in Raleigh, N.
C. on October 15th and 16th.
The committee of appointment
consists of Chief Justice Walter
Clark, Supt. J. Y. Joyner and
President Venable. A fee of $5
for each candidate will have to
be charged to defray the expense
of the examinations. Any one
wishing to inquire further about
these examination can write to
President Venable at Chapel
Hill, N. C.
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HOSIERY KILLS DEFEAT SCRUBBS
EVERYTHING
BXOEPT
Eatibles and Wearables
IIERIiDON'S HARDWARE CO.
The Chapel Hill Insurance
& Realty Company
cn" H. H. Patterson's
(OPPOSITE THE CAMPUS)
Where yon will find Men'ii Furnishings, Trunks,
Dress auit Uaaes, t'atpets, Hugs, ready-iuaae
Sheets, Pillow Cases, Towels, Bowls and
Pitchers, Kerosene Oil Heaters, Hard
ware, ana Kverytning good to eat.
All Goods Delivered Promptly
The Main St. Pharmacy Co,
Handle
GUTH'S CANDIES.
Send them your card and name ; they
do the rest.
201 E. Main St., - - PTJRHAM, N. C.
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or
Faculty Hazed
The laugh is on a certain inst
ructor in the Mathematical Dep
artment, who is verj young in ap
pearance Tuesday morning an
instructor in the French Depart
ment, new to the University, was
holding a class in the South
Building and kept it over time.
The math instructor had a class
of his own in that room; and so
he drifted in and took a seat just
in time tohear the question asked
Does anybody have a class in this
room trow? Our Math friend lm
mediatly spoke up, " My class
meets in here this peroid." The
French instructor looked at him
surprised, "I wasn,t talking
about you", he said," I wanted to
know if any profesoor had a class
it here".
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The Union County Club held
it& first meeting of the year
Tuesday, the 17th. Sam' Bivens
was elected President and Poet
(Sam is the poet of every organ
ization to which he belongs), D.
T. Hunter was elected Vice-President,
M. A. Griffin, sesretary and
Treasure, B.C. Parker, corres
ponding Secretary. Sixteen
members were present; and, our
informer telh us. there were no
refreshments.
Captain Burr Edwards took a
bunch of ball players over to
Durham Saturday and was beaten
by the Durham Horiery Mills, 7
to 1. The local boys who were
for the most part regulars and
scrubs from last years squad,
showed a lack of practice. Bun
Hearn, of big league fame, pit
ched for the Hosiery Mills and
was too much for his opponents.
Ben Aycock and Henry Graves,
both trom the scrubs last year,
pitched for the Carolina boys and
held the mill team to five hits.
hong hits bunched with passes
account for the number of runs.
Strong, a Med. student caught in
good form and ran will on the
bases. Thp infield lined up as
last year, Edwards on third, Win-
stead on short, Bailey on sec
ond, and Leake on first. Page,
Thompson and Baily K. H.
played the outfield. Thompson
is a new man from Trinity and
has a good reputation as a ball
player.
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On Friday evening, September
the 20, aB. Y. P. U. Social was
held at the Baptist Church after
a short service, and address by
Mr. Dorsett. The occasion was
intended to serve as an introduct-
on of the Baptist students to the
members of the Congregation.
The evening was spent in pleas
ant games on the lawn, which
was lighted by Japanese lanterns.
Norfolk Southern
Railroad
Route of the
"Night Express"
Travel via RaleiVh fTTnfnn Station Un,l
Norfolk Southern Railroad, to and from
all points in Eantern North Carolina.
BufiV, Parlor and Sleeping Cara be
tween Raleigh and Norfolk.
(schedule in enect March 3rd.
N. B. The following sclipdnlA fimima
are published as information ONLY and
are not guaranteed.
TRAINS LEAVE RALEIGH.
9:15 p. m. paily "Night Express,"
in fir Car for NnrlnlW
6:00 a.m. Daily For Wilson. Wash.
ington, - : and Norfolk--Broiler
Parlor Car Service
between Raleigh and Norfolk.
6:00 a. m. Daily excent Snndav for
New Bern via Chocowin
ity. Parlor Car Service.
2:40 p.m. Daily except Sunday for
Washington.
TRAINS ARRIVE RALEIGH.
7:20 a. m. Daily 11:20 a. m. Dailv
except Sunday, and 8:30
p. m. Daily. Buffet Cr
Service on 8:30 p m.
train lrom .Norfolk.
TRAINS LKAVE GOLtHBORO.
10:15 p. m Daily "Nieht Express"
T-rwiman Sleeping Car
for Norfolk
7:10 a. m. Paily For Beaufort nnd
Norfolk Parlor Cur lx
twet'n Washington ami
Norfolk.
3:10 p. m. Daily for New Hern, Orien
tal aikl Beaufort Parlor
Car Service.
For further information and
reservation of Pullman Sleeping
Car space, apply to C. VY. Up
church, General Agent, or R.
Duffer, City Ticket Agent, Yar-
borough Hotel Building.RaleiiHi.
N. C.
W. W. CROXTON,
Gen'l Pass. Agent.
We Will Show the Full Line Of
Isaac Hamberger & Sons
Baltimore
Merchant
a ors
TAILORING CLOTHING
FURNISHINGS
HATS and REGAL SHOES
AT THE
University Supply
Sept. 25, 26,
t
Store
27
Sneed, IVlarkhani, Taylor Co.
Euless and Taylor, Agents
Phone fifty -eight or twenty-three
And get the Old Reliable C S P.
For Good Automobile Service
Prompt attention to all orders. Two machines at
your service day and night
C. S. PENDERGRAFT
ANDREWS CASH STORE CO.
A Royal Toilored suit, a Cluett or Monarch shirt, with an Arrow Notched
collar, and a Levy tie, would adorn a Prince, and a pair of
, Walk-Over shoes makes life's walk easy. We are
. sole agents. Call and see our stock.
BOGER'S
Delicatessen
Everything to eat, in season. Students' midntght lunches.
Open until the lights wink
UNIVERSITY BOVS
Meet your friends at the only BEST cafe in Durham
Royal Cafe
You Know you will be satisfied. E. Main St.
THE UNIVERSITY TAILORING CO.
Tailor-made Suits, Sanitary Pressing, Cleaning, and Sconrinq
8 suits a month for a dollar. Located over Patterson's Store
DAVE W. LEVY, Owner C. J. FRIED. Manager
OriE Piece Hammer
In The New Model
f you see more than ono -hole In a
hammer you-know that extra parts
are faHtoned to the hammer whether
Hhown or no. Our hammer 1h all ono
jjiram, only one hole, no toggles or
ftirrupB attaohod.
Wo have -cut out all oonkinn lever,
bara, punli roda ami hammer-stirrups
ami cock gun direct from toe or
hammtir
Our hammer traveln I.wm than half an
iiioh, taking only l-jsjfl of a second to
OJHiratH.
Stock are not out away for hammer
or lock plate and are dovetailed into
frame to i rovent Mulltting and
ttpri'itdliiK.
Caliilotruu Froe 18 Kradea, I17.T5 net
to flui iixl.
Ithaca Gun Co. Bog 123, Ithaea. N. Y.