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COACH - EDGERTON SEEKS CO-OPERATION S ggests That Studeit- Work ia' Interst of Athleticat li tof TIQAMECOCK: ,letics at 'the .'University eA1en bn a: n'd#b"eie itl,.t e6lection'' of r, Gu,. unter,guratte aget du' g the ast"f eai*,' i 'hecoih petiord ot,the new4thlete, -d, ahd with a r iivhl of iit ' annong the aluinni, all of whic ill play a "pernarelt part' in is ios.s ribt*pt'Pytof \IA4 versi'ty life; the season of 1915 ahould l?e a >i4rk8d suc4.esj from every angle. .Gupter.. a4 have'taken considerable interes in the young athletes whom we have be'r a ile 'to" got 'hritoq~ch with and have rounded up soine very good iooking freshm'en for riext season. But young men will not come to.the .U.nive-slty unless they are encouraged ' to attend by' some one who has an interest in'the'Unihersity mark ed by their daily presence. I shall therefore before college closes 'giVe the student body the names and addresses of a num ber'of ell6ws whom we can get to. atteiid The University, pro vided every man in the student body il take the time to write these men ind tell each of them that we want him to attend dol lege with us. This will indace more'heft to 'Come to the Uni versity than.all ;the letters that I Dr.: Currdll or any pther man con nected With the olie'can write. Another thing which the indi vidual student can do to help make the University a growing institution and athletics a win ning proposition is to do personal work among the young fellbws he knows, and -to make it his business to see personally all the prospective students and have talk with them telling each ma what we have at .the Univerhity and what a University education will do for that particular nianl in othef' woi-ds every man shqul0. be a personal represeritative' for the University's good. He sh9uld consider it his bounden duty to!' the institution never to let slip a chance to put in a good word for her. He should also make it his duty to "call to tau" every man :whom he hears make any.slight remarks about the institution in aM. manner" or any place. I have seern men who would hot do this. - You'are not worth the -Univerai ty's tirne' if you do not care to lDok't her good; at all times and an,hazard. ow aN together let's every tai put 'orie brave' front and 'pigl together for a great season ~fiekt year, and don't take up your ti'me sitting idld. Do something. Trake that fellow' at your home *4kde and tell. himn for the sixth Blue Ridge Confeence. The Y. M. C. A. hopes to send twelve delegates to the Blue Rid& (dief nce Jur(j .15-25. Thdse who gave sig 'i ed an itep.tio. o ,pigg are .b bs, A. Jo ,, C. , Brear. , Wa; terp, ~ ', ullick;,. Dr.i Wil spend several dt''s at" ' 6nference: John1 Bldckbuhi' and Secretkry King will also bethere. ,Debating Teams Banquet. On Saturday evening May 31, tke.the' ebate;,.tlb Tennessee atid Georgia4- teams tlia metii Columbia, were entertzined at a 1U 9, I Qtir lionor at the fferson -Hotell Prof. ' E M. Rucker Was toastmaster, and gave th'6 welome iddise to which Mr. Abernethy of the Tennessee team responded. Another speaker of the evening was Haddon Johnson whose subject was, "Men of Service.' Mr. Jacobson of the Georgis team spoke on "The College Man in Public Life." Addresses were made 'by Dr. Smith, and Dr. Currell. The committee in charge consisted of L. W., Hill chairman, assisted by Daner, Johnson, Geer and Gambrell. of South Carolina is the place for him to attend college.* Let's make him help to have a winning team next fall, and by 'a winning team' I mean one that will make a creditable showing in the im portant games. DR. N: BRUCE EDGERTON. OPEN .O vSUNDA Y 1345 Mai St. Phone 372 The.Savoy S. W. Wesberry, Prop. Ht Lupc,ps Candy, . C rs, Toiacco" NeW Fountain and 'Pool RooM Iisolled College Bys-Eaieally Invited RADNO AROW C ~OLLAR. Kirby's Barber Shop Moved to PALMETTO BANK BUILDINC First floor above the,lobby. Nothing but first class barbers. Best of service. We solicit s share of your patronage. J M. KIRBY, Pron'et UNI, V We aim hand, Ty Penmansh evening al the very lowest rate of tuit ers in a class. We are or es especially for your conve Please talk this over toge us. You will alma's necd.t>es M. H. BOW PHONE 810. PEO COLUME2 The College Man's' Clothing Store ---1405 MAIN -:- STREET Walter Wi The most f ": rin IEurope, and shouh Two Work in Or' with the .22 Sa AT the Bislcy Matches of the I the biggest rifle match in the rifle and Savage ammuniti Winans on July z5, 91 . made Running Deer target-six straight On the same .av, u. the lame i the highest posslIe acore on the Runni Another World's record. This merely clinches what other shot derful.accuracy (25 consecutive. shots in dous velocity (28oo feet--morc-than 11 range (lao-yard trajectory less 'than thri pounds) make it easier to hit moving gamn And it has killed Alaska,n Brown tiger, besides the deer andl black bear it ', Write us for particulars about "the'hi1 SAVAGE A RMS COM PANY 94 The .22 :AV, RSITY BOYS: to begin classes in Short rpewriting, 'ookkeepirg, ip, etc., on next. Monday 7:30. We will make you on possible, by having sev anizimK t'ese special class nience. ther and then come to see subjects in your work. EN, Mana2ger, PLES NAT. BANK PLPG. IA, S. C. TELEPHONE 2420 1318 MAIN STREET The Marshall-Frost Co. -FOR College Men's Clothing and Furnishings. ALDER-ROCHESTER AND SOCIETY l#RAND CLOTHES-SUITS MAbE TO MEASURE. ~G sans, Z?sq. moassshot - ith hand tor arms. lt' l's Records 1, Day vage Hi-Power ritish National Rifle Association world-the. zi Savage Hi-Power on in the hands of Mr. Walter he highest possible score on the 5's. This is a World's record. le and ammunihion, lMr. Winans made ag WVild Boar targes--six straight 5's ters have proved-that the Imp's won a zo-inch circle at Soo yards), tremen alf a mile -- a second), long point blank e inches), and.trifling recoil (4.6 foot e with than anty other rifle< Bear, Griiulv, BufTalo, and man-eating as originally designed for, ~glst I ttle gun in the world." SavliGE AVE., U-rIca, N.Y. il.lH-Power