The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, March 28, 1916, Page 2, Image 2

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V1Jg camccoct UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA "While I Live I Grow" PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY THE LITERAR SOCIETIES. TERMS $1.50 A YEAR. MBAID 01,' EIITORS. Nditor-in-ch ief. R. W. WADE (Euph)..........Cheste Managing Editor. M. W. PRicE (S't Body) Danville, Va Reporterx: '. M. JONES (Enph).........Columbii D. N. KOHN (Euph)........Orangeburi C. M. WILSON (Clar) ....... Newberr; W. C. MANN.(Clar) ...........Picken 'R. R. HARLEY (Clar) ........ Allendalf D: .* CRIDER (Ath).'... .St. Matthew .1. B. BATES (Y M G6 A) ... ... Eastove A. E. MERRIMON (Law) .......Sumte Miss E. W. AYER (Co-ed) . . . . Florenc Lg.. B. TEMPLETON, JR.. .Cross Ancho .t j;rftliit?("R '110)Japer. P0.11*R ....................Aiket (1ilulation Manager PK. 6MITH ...............Batesburl Adf6A'- all business communication :'to the fusiness Manager; all other to the Editor-in-chief. Enterd at Columbia, S. C. postoffic November 20, 1908 as second clas mail matter. Columbia, S. C., March 28, 1916. 'Postman why have you forsa ken us? There was no Laundry Trus then---Adam and Eve just pluck ed another from the tree. Shakespere, Shakespere----I you could only see what is corm to pass under your name. This movement to decreaso the wild oats acreage is assum ing alarming proportions. Some folks earn it, some in herit. it, some Ateal it---and oth ers develop a delicate. sens4 of touch. We're not competing with th Woman's Home Companion; bu would you want your daughte to marry a lawyer. If nominations are in order fo the most successfully pehrpet,a ed fraud, we nominate Mr Hlabeo Pinkeye. Another fellow we alway have wvith us is the one wh talks thusly, "I could pass set ond math if I'dl just study it little.'' ''Sunshine is delicious, raini refreshing, wind braces, snowi exhilirating; there is really n such thing as bad weather, onl different kinds of .qood weatt er," said Ruskin---B3ut he was n't here Wednesdav. HOURS are golden, what you put i VELVET will gold in yo' ho Offers .. You will be will have the E sued your col training instit Bookkeeping a are woith a great deal Let us prepare YOI Shorthand and Typewriting wi Our system easiest lea CALL FOR P M. H. BOW Manson Building You Will Fin Or What Y START SAV C. W. ESTES. ~I~a General Agent Southeasi The College Man's Clothing Store . 1405 M A IN S T REE T leaden or accordin' to 1 'em. A little put a lot o' urs. Special 25 Pet Cent. Discount to the Univ ty of South Carolina Men. glad you attend our college, for you atisfaction of knowing that you p,ur irse in the most thorough business ition in the South. Pid Penmanship to a man in business. I in these branches. 11 aid you in your college work rned. Join class now. ARTICULARS EN, Manager 1207 Taylor Street ally be Worth ly ou Save NG TO-DAY 1 /2 Palmetto !ern Life an Building OPEN ON SUNDAY 1345 Main St. Phone 372 The Savoy S. W WESBERRY, Prop. Hot Lunches, Candy Cigars and Tobacco New Fountain & Pool Room Inse'alled COLLEGE Boys ESPECIALLY INVrrED SHOW YOUR SPIRIT The students of the University have an opportunity not only to participate, but to be iii the city where the pageant in honor of the world's greatest poet is to be held, an opportunity that will come but once in the lives of same and never -in the lives of others. We are fortunate along with- the other colleges and schools of the city and the peo ple-of ColuiibiA. - The pageant is . under the special direction Miss Spencer, who has successfully arranged similar celebrations at other places. Dr. Wauchope is giving a great deal of his time and ef forts to make the occasion worth while. It is encumbent on the students-on every stu dent-at Carolina to do their parts with enthusiasm and wil lingness.. TO AN ALUMNUS The following appeared in the last issue of the University Weekly News: r "The University of South Caro lina lost a fine alumnus and the teaching profession a useful worker in the death of of E. S. McKown, superintendent of Cherokee County. The commit tee on Necrology at the State Teachers Association paid Mr. McKown's memory the following -- high tribute: "But the grim reaper also claimed a youthful worker when t E. S. McKown, superintendent - of Cherokee County, entered in to eternal rest in the fulness of young manhood. After study ' ing at the University of South a Carolina and teaching in the ru ral school of his home county, he was chosen county superin tendent by his friends and - neighbors and fellow citizens. The progress of the schools of Cherokee in every line of devol - opment is the best evidence of - his worthy service. The pro a foundest sympathy of the Asso ciation is extended to his young wife who had shared in all his a labors and achievements. t "Mr. McKown graduated from r the University with the degree of L. 1, in 1907." NORMAN G. LAMOTTE IS NEW SECRETARY Norman G. LaMotte, a student at the University of South Caro s lina, has been elected secretary 0 of the Hampton Mills Y. M. C. A. - He will take up his new duties a the first of next month. Mr. LaMotte has been con nected with the Y. M. C. A. of s the University for some time. s He is wvell known as a basketbal) Splayer and referee. For th'e"last month or two Mr. LaMotte has 'been training boys of several - schools for the Rich land county -field day, which will be held Apnril 7.