The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, May 01, 1915, Page 4, Image 4
C4ED DEPARTMENT
Edittr, Miss Minna Love.
Miss .Bearle Price will -.pend
next week -nd with friends at
.Columbia College.
The co-eds -sympathize most
deeply "With Miss -Ola Thain ie
the loss of her mother, Mrs. ID.
A. Thain, who-died Friday, April
23, at her Ahame in $Mndo.
Mrs. Thain had been quite ill Lot
the past ten months and had
,stadily gow%'worse until this
last week Miss Thain .had to
give up ther school duties and
stay at her mother's bedside.
DUDLEY AND MeiNNES
ARE AT K4OXVILLE
Uphold One Corner of Triangle
Against Ceagia.
J. S. Budley -and J. S.- McIn
2 nes will uphold the negative
" raide,of the tniangular -debate to
night at the University of Ten
- esssee against Georgia. Dud
ley is an M. A. student this year,
and is recognized as one of
the strongest debaters Carolina
has ever produced. He is a
Clariosophic, and was on the
team that got the decision
againt Virginia last year. He
has represented :Carolina -on sev
eral occasions. McInnes is a
senior law student and a mem
ber of the Legislature. He is a
member -of +he Euphradian So
ciety. He won the Roddey
medal in debate in 1913-14, and
has upheld Carolina's side in in
tercollegiate debates. The Uni
versity feels thad she has a win
ning team and confidently ex
pects the decision.
This is the second year that
Carolina has debated against
Georgia. She feels that this-is the
continuation of a happy relation
ship in forensic activity .bptween
the Pahnetto and Peanut.States.
Last year Georgia got the (decis
ion of the triangle.
Dr. Morse Attends Meetings.
Dr. Josiah Morse will leave
early inext week for Montgom
ery and Tuskegee, Alabama, to
be at a meeting of the Southern
University Commission for the
Study of the Race Problem. Dr.
Morse has done considerable re
search work in sthis study, and is
an authority on the race question.
From Alabama he will go to
Houston, Texas. to .attend the
Southern Sociological Associa
tion, of which he is vice presi
dent.
Dr. Currell and Prof. Luece
~Gunter naturned today rfrom
Chattanooga, where they :have
been .in attendance at the Con
ference for Education and Indus
*try in the South.
Eniinorft Psy&ologist Here.
Mr. Watson, who holds the
chair of. psychology atJohn Hop
kins University, made an infor
mal talk before the student body
Monday .n njrg. Mr. Watson
was born in South Carolina and
studied Psychology at the Uni
versity under Dr. Gordon Moore.
He has been president of the
See6hern Peyehloegical -and
Philosophical Association, and is
now editor of the Psychologioa
Review. Hie is the author of.sev
eral books. This eminent psy
choq gigt is :carying on .vesearich
work on one island of the West
Indies. He is studying more
particudwly animal behavior in
respeet to hAbhit farmation. He is
experimenting with birds.
Speak in ,Summer School.
President Cur.all and Profes
sor ?eith, <of the Department of
Modern Languages, will teach
in the Summer School of the
South, Knoxville, from June 22
to July 30. This is the 14th ses
sion of the school. Many South
Carolina teachers attend the lec
tures each summer.
ADNOR
RADNO
SOLLAR
'Phone SW A N - Phee
306 1330 Main 306
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THE
UNIVERSITY PRESS
PRINTING
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THE
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Hf. E. DANNER and
H ADDON JOH NSON,
Campus Representatives.
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evening at
the very lowest rate of tuitic
eral in a dars. We are orga
es especially for your conver
Please talk this over toget
us. You wiLL .a yas need these
M. H. BOWL
PHONE 1810. PEOP
COLUMBI
The College Man's
Clothing Store
---1405--- A
B
MAIN STREET h
Walter Wise,
The most fam,
".. n Europe. i'
and shoulde
Two World
in One
with the .22 Say
T the Bisley Matches of the Bri
the -biggest rifle match in :he w
rifle and Sa.vg anmuitior
Winans on July 25, 1914 mac th,
Running Deer target-six straight 5
On the same day, v4th the same r'ile
the highest possible score on the Running
Anotheir World's record.
This mnerely clinches what other shootel
derful accuracy ,(25 consecutive sho:s in a
dous .vdlocity '(aJoo feet-more than 'ha:f
range (zoo-yard trajecto.y le~s th:tn three
pounds,) make it easier to hit.mruoving game
And It has ,killed Alaskan Brown De
tiger, besides the deer and black bear it was
Write us for particulars about "the bigg,
SAVAGE A'RMS COMPANY, 947 S
The .22 SAV/A
RSITY BOYS:
to begin elasses in Short
)ewriting, Bookkeeping,
p, etc., on next Monday
7:30. We will make you
n possible, by having sev
nizing these special class
ience.
her and then come to see
subjects in your work.
N, Manager,
LES NAT. BANK BLDG.
A, S. C.
ELEPHONE 2420 1318 MAIN STREET
he Marshall-Frost Co.
-FOR
College Men's Clothing
and Furnishings.
LDER-ROCHESTER AND SOCIETY
RAND CLOTHES-SUITS MADE TO
IEASURE.
ns. Rmg.
i/h hand
arss Records
Day
age Hi-Power
ish Nlational Rifle Association
o:ld-the. 2 Savage Hi-Power
i ir, the hands of Mr. Walte:
hi;hcct p3ssihle score on the
's. This is a World's record.
and ammunitln, Mr. Winans -made
\Vild lioar tari;et---six straight 5's.
'a hr.we proved--hat thec Imp's won..
LO-i:ldh circle .. oo yairds), tremnen
a ml - a- seconid), long point blank
inches), a:d tri:.ing recoil (4.6 :foot
vidh than -s.o- o:her rifle.
ar, G.rizzle. B3uffalo, and man-cating
originally d.-igne~d for.
it little gun in the woi-id.'
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