The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, December 12, 1914, Page 3, Image 3

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ENGINEERING SOCIETY J. N. Arthur, Editor All the fellows who went to Ridgeway carried their suitcases full of GOOD ROAD Bulletins. King-"I am going to apply for my diploma to-day." C. Johnson-"You certainly are nervy." Thur3day, Prof's. Homes and Seibert made a trip to Ridgeway C16 with several of the students to re-locate a highway. This is a portion of the University exten cj sion work. It gave embryo en gineers an opportunity to actual ? ly locate a road, and at the same time, it also serves to advertise the University and shows the people of the community the ad vantage of having their roads under expert supervision. This is only on3 of the practi cal problems that the students in this department get an oppor tunity to handle. Last Wednesday the seniors made an inspection of the gov ernment dam across the Conga ree. The dam is of the wicket type. The foundation is of con crete. On top of the concrete are plates of cast iron which support the wickets, which work on hinges. One end is hinged to the foundation while the other is free to move. During low water the wickets are raised t> making a dam. During high water they lie flat on the bottom, thus offering no obstruction to the flow. At one end of the dam is a lock for the passing of boats. The walls of the lock are of con crete. The gates are steel, and are closed by hand. The dam is practically com plete and boats will soon come to the foot of Senate street. Dr. J. E. Mills is attending a meeting of the South Caro lina Chemists' Association at Clemson. It is unnecessary to say that of all his classes had quiz-zes before he left. Prof. Colcock attended the Rivers and Harbor Congress at Washington. Dr. G. A. Wauchope was ab sent from the University yes terday. Prof. Potts has recently in stalled in the modern language room a large stereoptican and re flectoscope. Friday Prof. Snowden spoke at the dedication of Eliot's school in Lee county. Prof. Davis has been on a brief trip to Florene. EX-SAFE-CRACKER AT REGULAR Y. M. C. A. Tom Farmer Tells of His Carier Bo, as a Bcndit and as a Christian Worker. The regular Y. 'M. C. A. Wed nesday night was addressed by Tom Farmer, reformed criminal and safe-cracker. Mr. Farmer told briefly of his remarkable career while living in sin and then told of what he has been able to do for God and humanity since his conversion. The speaker told, among other things in his dark career, of having spent a number of years in the Washing ton State prison, where he suffer ed untold hardships and torture on account of his previous repu tation. Mr. Farmer closed by saying: "You don't know what a great influence for good you can have in this university. If God can use me, a poor, ignorant man, what can he not do with you who have had such opportunities!" "Sandwich Tom,"who had various experiences in the culti vation of tobacco the past : um mer in Kentucky, but who is more readily recognized in cam pus circles as "gravy" Carroll was a visitor to many of the rooms on the campus at an un earthly hour last week exhi biting his portly mien bedeck ed in a stiff front shirt and a spiked-tail coat. "Contributed." It has been suggested that we enlarge the campus for the bene fit of the freshmen. ARROW SHIRTS for every occasion. Color fast-guaran teed satisfactory. "Insist on Arrow." $1.50 up Cliett. Peabody & Co., Inc. Makers Welcome College Men! Cola Book & Stat'y Co. Text Books, Translations and Note Books, PENNA ANTS. If We Haven't Got It We'll Get It For You. 1 536 Main St. Phone 1686 TELEPHONE 2420 1318 MAIN STREET The Marshall-Frost Co. College Men's Clothing and Furnishings. ALDER-ROCHESTER AND SOCIETY BRAND CLOTHES-SUITS MADE TO MEASURE. ,ON'T be d on the Fr men. Seniors just Fresh S"mellowed agein'." VELVET, The Smoothest Smol to say, is Kentucky's Burley de wood mellowness. 10C tihs and L 13 NON ASK YOUR DEA FOR SALE AT ALL COLLEGE BOOKS Descrptive circular and Price, 11t Eoeutr Moor. Non-L.eakabe Fountain Pen uncondlonai guarenl American Fountain Pen Co., A Monufacturers 168 Devonhir. Street. UNI VE We'aim t hand, Typ Penmanshii evening at the very lowest rate of tuitio eral in a class. We are orga es especially for your conven Please talk this over togeti us. You will alwnays need these M. H. BOWE PHONE 1810. PEOPI COLUMBI PRESSING Have your clothes cleaned and pressed. EIGHT SUITS $1.00I Get Your Tickets from Campus Represntative. We call for and deliver your clothes. T-hylor Street Pressing Club Phone 3436 'Do You Take The Bird ? - )wn esh are nen by :ing Tobacco, we are glad Luxe with an aged-in-the 5c metal-lined bags. ORIGINAL LEA LF. LER FORES AND DEALERS mailed on request carries with it the ad dams, Cashing D Foster Selling Agents * Boston. Mass. RSITY BOYS. .o begin classes in Short ewriting, Bookkeeping, 1, etc., on next Monday :30. We will make you a possible, by having sev izing these special class ience. ier and then come to see ubjects in your work. N, Manager, ZES NAT. BANK BLDG. I, S. C. ABBOTT'S 1300 MAIN STREET TOBACOS, CIGARS and COLD DRINKS AGENTS FOR BELL'S FORKDIPT and APOLLO CHOCOLATES HRAnDQUARTERS FOR COLLEGE MEN