The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, October 05, 1923, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2
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FRIlDAY. ()CTlOlI.R 5, 1923
F)IT()OAL, STAFFi:
M eCHIrideL D)abbs ................ Editol.
Catlhilm Thmas............ ..ssociate
-. \\o f .e e ......... . Associate
Fred M inshlall .............. Cartoonist
BUSINESS.
verank T.. . eks. ...........\1 anagvl
.1. .\. \\'ilsin....... ......\ssistan1
. I. \\ ill . . . . . . . . . . . . .Circulatior
GAMECOCK FEATHERS
The Sceders first; the Standpatter
neLXt.
The Gatlnecenek team has won 3
le;Ithcrs fmr its tat.
- 1' .s.c.
\e wonder how mIlanly more will be
aided ltm orrowm.
Studies and recelptions aid football
gamelis don't mlix So well.
But they say that variety is the
spice of life. If that be true, this cam
pus is surely well spiced.
.U.S.C.
It's great the way the people of Col
miv,ba are itbacking the University, isli't
it.'
\\'e have made a guod start but we
i1ti.tl't let it turn our ledls.
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DECORATIONS FOR CARS
Some tiie tgo tle sportinig page of
the ('oluminbia Recort CIaIied ant arti
ele relative to the d(,.-)r;tion of cars
withi (%arolina colors by the citizens
of coluiibia. We of the Gaiecock
staff, IThik t his a splendid oppor.
tinit.y for giving the citizens of Coluni
bia a chanico to Show that they appreci.
ate having the University situatei
here. If they help Carolina to grow i1
is going to help Columbia grow. Looi
what ri ellville has dote for Fur
:n.what Charleston is nlow doing
for the Citadel. These ilistitultiolm
re helpiig the trespective vities ii
mkorv ways that one ('anl enumnerate
\ teali ;Ill light a great deal bettet
if it knows it Is the backing ol
thle entire communl tllity. Th Ie mor01*
it lights the better is its chance fol
becoming a great lighting machine
Everyone surely realizes that a greal
football team here will ahd greatl)
to the city. It. will be the Ieam
'4 bringing thots.inds of visitors t<
tlie capital city who would not colm
(IthlerI'wise. .\r. \Ilerchtant, .stopI for
mtomtent and( consider what this wvil
mteani tol y'ou. T1he merchant is no
tile only3 one1 whio w~otu1h entetit . Al
Coltumibia will be the reciplienit ot' thi
things a great root ball teamt wilI
bing to thte city.
Latst year' it is said thtat nearl;
tenl thlotusan ptlIeople went to C'lett
soin College tol witness the gamt
lthiyed lh t weent CeniterIi and1 tat in
st ittion. If suicht a gamte were hel
in a city thle size of COituiilla w
dar ie say I that thle seatinig caipac it
of D)a vis I"ield wotuld lbe doledl)C, th
hotels an b11loa rdling places woulI
he cro'ewded fior ntearil y a week. Th I
A thilet ic A ssoc iation1 tried hart id
get a leturni'i 'amte withI'i Cet'r tI
yearI to be) played htetre ill Columin i
('enLtr, ha~mvinig overwhtelmited tus
easIly, dIdh not care to give us
return'l giamte. We wer'e conisidere'
smtall fr'y to thtemt. Otur teami pt
up~ a plucitky tight aginst gireat odhE
last Th'Iian ksgivinug Day, but (E
withI thne dlet(eriInation to tight.i on
cani't (do very mutch on an emptl
si om:acht. It is Lthis eimplty stoma~c
thait we ask Ite citizens (of Colunmb:
and1( all loyal stuppoirters oIf thte Uun
ver'sity,' tol hltp till. Tfhey caii (1o
bly decoratintg th' car's with Cart
Iiinai colors thte days that gamnes al
being lay(ed in CoIlumbia.
CAROLINA'S MOTTO:
. "Every Game a Victory" You ea
help by doing your hit in the chneel
ing squad.
VACATION DAYS I
iII the last issue we published1 an
accoulit of tile "Puimp Hadlles" of
Ashland, Ohio. This was probably no
1Ixws to those who rea<d the IewsIa- w
aes and keep up withe thle happolings
(f Cardlila mien. lowever, tihe new
I'eln an<d a few of tle I1<1 <litl not kiow
E
aboit tle stir createl by Coach jen
F1il's ;uld his crew this stinmer antl this
el
' as reprintedi fmr their belefit. \We
:ill tell mre abomit them later In.
IUut there are IaIIv nien who spend
their vacatiolls in wlk or adventire of
S0me knd and who have just as inter
est inlg things happen to them (or rather
L;Iie ti (,thers) as tile crew ill Ohio. o1
Put thevy\ are not so fortunate as to have P
t''eir lee<ds recorded ill tile newspiapers
;,n<d li ()ne(- ever knows of their adven- g
tures. They may sell hooks or shock h
wheat or cross the Atlantic and they il
ma. ineet with mwiv strange things i
but 11 reporter is there to see it all and P
write it down so that others may rea<l. F
T those who have had that luck the tE
GAt800I(I(R opens its Columns. If you
have had interesting antl uusual ad- 4
veitures write them lown vourself. or
if y,oi have not the writing talent, tell
them to one of thle v<itors. \We will
be more than glad to piblish anythting
of that nature.
CROWDED DORMITORIES. L
Carolina promioters workedl hard e
this suImIILer 3al as the resitIt we have 11
a very large stmdient hodly this year. A y
yevar or t wo ago otlr goal was ailliounced
I (t0 by 19.25. It seems as though
We are gmig to reach it before the
date set ; if the iincrease ill mir iipla
tion is as great next vear as it is this
year we can look for 1000 stutidents ini
St ptember.
However tile problem oIw is not llow
t, get sttilits but wilere to ptit them] 11
after we have got them. The Generalt
Asseimbly lias apprilriated i mnev to
finish \\ 'poirIv College; the two wings
;Ire being hIlilt Ilw but they will nit
it readby for occuipan fo,r some tiie
yet. Ons(Ie<eietitly , tite aitilorities t
(4tilt (1, nothing else except lit fouir
st< lts ill a r t. hen \\omi(row -
1 complete<l tlere will Ie rom for
.b111llt one hl0re<l more stulents which t
will relieve the coitgestitn stinmewhat.
Buit we mu11st remember that inl Fehritarvy
the 1 (11o11l)el (If applicants fII alIlissioll 0
t. tihe University will pr(babi be ill
the ,nvighbor11hom<l of (m- humdredl.
''herefire, tilings will be ab- tut tile
saille. C;
Stich 1 state oif ;ilIair is i l clinvenielt
to- is andl (the ten<dency is to, Lick . Thle
r'()11illS weTe blilt Il NcVOmII'latt wo C
11111; ii several ye;ars b;ack tihere have
bu i tlret mel ile l a r<4i 111 , <ow tliere
-tre f,ur. Tllis makes thc room verv n i
I <l4 ; helds. 1lIes. 1hijrs. tnililks.
perslnal belon gings--tlit il thire is Ilot
ri I (11 t <ive ;nritll. .\,od theI] there
is t 4 111st ill1 f s itlYiIlg-%--Witl foir
there is 14ore opportinity fo ra "Ittil"
ession tll begin. lnt it is 11it flir its
t(- cimiplain. \\e havu e i be talking
abmqlt a1 large st"Itint hbmlv, anl try\illg
t. get a large stident hIdy, and nmw
t tha:t we hiavt it we shofuldl be thanlk iti. '
\\ lheu tIle ilelinbers (If thle legislture
SIl how we alre pvckedl in like satr<diines
I lie thir es are tha111t they will giveI us
I te11 money toI htIilel anot11her <lb rmiito ry.
I 'Tit way we tcani sho1w 141r spirit an<id
('lir love1 fIr Ca:roflina: is byv talking
th tgs"esy"' iilw et aote
<t[riitory.gt tlltl
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-OUR YOUNGER DAYS
I N ig mornv 11 ing D eanm luaker 1loo ke<d
L rathelr an11xiou(sly Iover the unll ille<l seats
V h, lie cha:pel an<(1lten w5ith a sigh
e tuirnie<l to I )r. Meto ( am1tbl said : "I )oe,
ii where is everybo<lly ?"' I )r. Mi eltonIi,
e th:inking oIf othler thlings less impoilr
(1 tanlt. shoo14k his hea<d ant1( thlonght on.
s 1liut still the emptliy seats stareti t
I. :n in his face, an11( the empty chairs
o 111 thle plat frml stare<d him1 in his black
a forf thle stulillenits were noIt the1)1 flyioes
that1:1 were missing. lintt n.ot for l(b'g
twas he ill wanit (If ani answer 11o the
S(li:est ion that watilllere<l thrt:i his iminl,
for thrn the (filn wsindlow there <lri fled
thet sottn<d of-oh, it mla<le hlim think
oIf peanuIts, 5.of popflcorn,. of plink l emonii
a<(le, of hot (logs, off (elphants, anl
cal1 ilipe. I)eanl liaker wsas back to4 his
younIlger cilays an1elit he wrrie<l 11111 morte
it about11 the empty seals.
Tile eecises were tt short anid tIle
'e facIlIty anel( stuiIenlts hu111rrit<l upj to wnl
tof see tIle cirtcus piarat(e. WVe wvere
chisireni on1ce agalir.
nl Pep Meetings Every Wednesday
and Saturday at 10:30 o'clock. Be
Ithere.
IYPATIAN SOCIETY ELECTS
OFFICERS
At the first meeting of the Hypatian
iterary Society the following officers
ere elected: Presi(lent. Grace King;
ce-president, Catherine Floyd; see
tar'y-treasurer, IHelei Dupre; Critic,
lizabetht Ileasley; monitor, Celeste
owlette; recorder, Virg*i ia Wau
lope.
Iliss King1, who has been sele:-ted
president, is a good Atulent. She
kes an especial interest i:n Englishl
Id literature. The society nimat a
ise chioice whien it elect(l her. The
lier officers are all Woill known and
)mular co-eds. Th'Ie H-yi)4raln socie.
is doing a great work anong the
irIs. Until lately only men have
id the op)ortunity to participate
i forensic activitie.. In this coil
Iction it should be lleatio'ed that
rofessor )avis is offering a course in
ulblic Speaking for the co-eds this
PORTING MAGAZINE
NOW BEING ISSUED
"Southern Collegiate Sports"
.Name of Publication
The Ganecock is recently in re
*ipt of the first issue of the South
n Collegiate world's own sports
agazine, "The Southern Collegiate
agazine,'' which was born to the
'ess in September of this year. It
published at Durham, N. C., the
)me of Trinity College. The at
active magazine is edited by Victor
Young, with Edwin Ross Butler
Art Editor; Charles X. lassey
Business Amanager. Each college
hich is a nenber of the Southern
tercollegiate Conference has a con
ibuting editor. Frank T. Meeks,
presents Carolina on this board.
Tile departients inluide a month's
view of gaies, feature articles on
it' different scliools, a sport story.
litorial comment onl sporting sub
Cts, and a chat with the coaches.
This m11agazine will be invaluable
III lovers of cleall-e'it sports in
olithern colleg(s and universities,
i(I is well worth tile iniiium iprice
1* sub.meription.
U.S.C.
The Student's Lament
II wher, oh where is lily three
legged chair
Which used to lean side the wall?
h1 where is my rug, that ragged old
Ilig
Which ha.1d (eVe' been beaNt at ailil?
it y are gole-lost ill the slilluler's
squall.
n(d where is my table with tile yel
low laiber
".D., T1. 3., Rt 3?"1
Ild where is my tooth brush, the old
family tooth brush,
Its years of usefulness not o'er?
hey are gone-you will see them
hi wheire is 1my3 girl with the golden
Who lolv(ed me so last year?
oid shec go, too, as the mlornlling's
dlew?
Oh whlere is she, oil whIere?
lie is gonle-gone w ithlout shiedd ing a
tearI.
)h wheie are P'rofessor's 11 and C
And Profe'ssor "xy squared''
nd "'parilez-vous'' aind ''Co, two"'
And Professor 'I lot-A iredi?"'
(Whlat I would say if I onIly dlar'ed!)
ndl( wher'e is Prlofessor' ''H. C. L."
An 11( Iriofessor "'1. 0. U."'
\ndc Professor "Rtemeimber 1066?"
Ai'e they gone1, too?
Chej/ (ire herc--'-waitiff fo' you!
Notice.--He it hei'ewith known thlat
meI D)r. Thlor'ne Sparkman, prlofessor
if the University of South Cariolina,
Ittemiptedl to sell a J'rieshman - girl
L yeai''s subscription to "'The Game
ock" withI fifty cents discount, the
midl Fri'eshman being one of his best
r Iend(s.
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