The Daily Tar Heel from Chapel Hill, North Carolina • Page 2

TtlfillAS HEED' THE TAR HEEL CAROLINA STUDENTS Are Invited to Make the Store of ALL TOGETHER Thursday evening when the; PATTERSON DRUGGISTS. members ot the benior class met Official Organ of the Athletic Asso- Whiting Morton Their HEADQUARTERS in an informal social way to discuss affairs here a long- step was taken towards accomplishing ciation of the University of North Carolina. Published Weekly. BOARD OF EDITORS when in Raleigh, N. C.

Representatives': Williams, Lee, Darden, something constructive. For the first time it theii history the class agreed on something and that COTTRELL LLONARD, ALBANY, NEW YORK, Makers of the Caps, Gowns and Hoods to the University of North Carolina, University of thfi South, Harvaid, Yale, Princeton, Stanford, and the item was the most important Editor-in-Chief Managing Editor Q. L. Carrington -Lenoir Chambers, Jr. something that had ever corns up before them to push things.

others. Clas Contracts a Specialty. Reliable Ala SUBSCRIBE They decided rightly that what ASSOCIATE EDITORS. E. R.

Rankin F. W. Morrison terials. Reus maMe nrioes. Bulletins and Samples on we need here is not destructive Miss Watson Kasey B.

D. Applewhite knocking of every team that fails rather W. P. Fuller Phillip Woollcott to be South Atlantic; but FOR encouragement and constructive MANAGERS work to make that team South Business Manager Assistant Manager It doesn't cost much to go to the PICKWICK and it costs but little more to ride in a CADILLAC MACHINE Atlantic, or that magazine the F. L.

Euless -S. B. McKnight J. W. McIntosh best magazine, or that what-not Assistant Manager the best what-not.

They started The Tar Heel what has long been needed here, To be entered as second class matter at the and if we interpret the spirit of the class aright they will carry that thing through. They have KLUTTZ started have started to give to the student representatives of 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. SiaU Capiat, 5 Canto. University, in whatever activity If You Are Dissatisfied With table hote TRY G00CH a la carte AT THE BOOKSTORE engaged and however badly de feated, their hearty support and co-operation. This means that they are not to knock even though A beautiful line of the latest some things do not exactly suit Royal Borden them. They are going to make the best of things.

They are To turn from reading: the Furniture Co. College Posters, Pennants, Pillows and Jewelry vituperative statement issned by going- to push things Bishop Kilgo at his own request The class realizes that we are Durham North Carolina to the calm, clean editorial of the I up against it. We realize that Trinity the studentlthere is a man's fight ahead of Dealers In High-Grade Furniture paper of Trinity College is like I us. We know that the things a plunge into the clear, cool we want will not be handed to us Wake Your "Den" Attractive Furnishings for Students. Every' on a silver plattea: but then it thing for tli Home.

doesn't take a man to lift things off a silver platter. That is the job of an inefficient nonenity, It ALL SORTS OF FURNI depths of a mountain pool after a mud bath. Were it not for such men as Bishop Kilgo the relations between North Carolina collages would be much more cordial and Christian than they at present are. For instance the students here will be glad when the time comes that we can meet does require a man though, and it does require men, with discour New stock of Hats, Shoes and Furnishings EVERYTHING FOR THE STUDENT agement on all sides, with with TURE AT E. A.

BROWN'S, Take a DRINK Between Trams at inefficient weapons, to go into an uphill fight, a fight against odds, the students of Trinity in all "and force your heart, and nerve, forms of friendly student rivalry. and sinew to serve your turn long 0. F. Craig' Soda Fountain after they are gone, and so hold We believe that the Trinity students, too, will be glad when At University Station. on wnen tnere is nothing in you except the will which says to you that time comes.

Eubanks Drug Co. 'Hold On' and then come out with the thing you love on top. What about class football Prescription Specialists university Men, nere to your success; and may the other class Isn't it about time for the teams to go out and get to work If Chapel Hill North Carolina es and organizations join in. CO km UMBUS-A ILBlacknall DRUGGISTS. While we are calling attention to the activities that ought to be DURHAM, N.

C. under headway by now we shall we intend to devlope our players here for the Varsity the freshmen at least, should be out going through the daily drill of passing, falling on the ball, tackling, kicking, getting starts and doing all the things the sucessf ul accomplishment of which are necessary for a good team. slip in just one more basketball. Agents for Huyler's and Pari! Tilford't Candi Last year our basketball season SP was some distance from being a howling sucess. We started practice along A New Train.

New and Additional Service somewhere after the Christmas holidays. The other colleges in the state began their practice in October. Quite naturally the result was as it The popular "Belmont" notch Collar made in self striped Madras. 2 for 25c Those men in college who are interested in such things might do well to consider the prize of one hundred dollars offered by The Lake Mohonk Conference on International Abritration for the best essay on International Arbitration by an undergraduate man student in any college in the United States or Canada. The contest closes Marchl5, 1913.

We should be glad to give further in formation to anyone interested DAILY BETWEEN COLUMBUS and ATLANTA Including New Through Pullman Drawing-Room Sleeping Car Line Between Columbus and New York Bad business manag-ment is a quality which we had hoped had been wiped out of our life here. We hear the rumor of another case, we asV ebout it, we are AHllOW COLLARS Cluett, Peabody Makers When in Raleigh visit HicKs Company's THREE DRUG STORES For Drug Store Goods Jolly Wynn Jewelry Co. astounded at it's truth. How an organization," tried and respected as the Y. M.

C. A. is, can offer to the students in the Assocation's Lyceum Course a rate of $1.00 for six performances, sixteen and two-thirds cents a show, almost ten cents less than the societies paid for the same seats last year, On and after Sunday, September 15, 1912 is more than we can see. They Jewelers and Optometrists Southern Kailway. Premier Carrier of the South E.

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Agt. 128 Fayettevillo Street, RALEIGH, N. C. There was formally a club here that devoted itself to the reproduction of ancient dramatic masterpieces much to the benefit of its members and to the enjoyment of the students. If this club is still existent and intends to present a play this year it would be well for the administrators of the affairs of the aforesaid club to call a meetimg of those possessing histrionic ability and then get busy and see if they can't give the students a little better article than the Dramatic Clubs of the past two years have given them.

"She Stooped Dut Did Not Conquer" can be avoided only by starting early and working hard. Durham Floral Nursery Durham, N. C. Floltoers For All Occasions have not reduced tne character or the productions. In fact this years numbers are of a higher standard than last years.

In the same proportion, we understand, their expense has gone up. The inconsistency comes when we try to figure out how the Y. M. C. A.

can increase it's own expense, decrease the expense -to the student, and turn what seems to us a give-away into a get-away. Our wishes arc with you and our bats are off if you suceed. D. We bb, I'reHiilcnt C. 11.

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