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the red and black.
The Red AND BLACK, 7'°°' *'«> modern newspapers, to our
Published every Saturday at the Unl-
»••»•!tyr nf Georgia during the folle-
giate Year.
si'll*, lill-riox.
1*1.On foi f'olh-g.i Year.
Address all mtiiiiiuiiicatioiis of a hus-
h' 1 'hi suture to the Business Mmatter.
IV. A 11 A ItltlM.
< . II. II. Kt.ov t>.
II. G. Coi.vi.v.
I .1. llorMAVKIt.
Kiutoii in I mre
hl'RINKHM Manaoxk
Arm.Kin Knmm
lax ai. Kihrun
ininil, they are indispensable adjuncts to
a preparation to take part in the affair*
ot life. Some meant ought to be found
to guarantee to each atuilent the privi
lege of reailing tie dailies and referring
to them at will. The only way tliia
could lie aeeoiiipliahed while they art-
kept in the Reading Room* i* hy having
a paid official in each hall to maintain
order ami care for the paper*. Why not
put them hack in the Library?
Vanity day next Saturday
Here * t" the ladle* of Atlo n*!
\\ III the LcgishltIIIi
from liiiffin ?
h arn eeononiy
ftiillio * motto, " In disunii n tin
strength for Griffin.”
Where i* that
III.At K asked for :
(ieorgla ami
Imriler to-day.
viitlera !
money the Rrn axh
Alalia mil meet on
Mown with the
the
ill-
laid lin k ha* puniueil tin Vanity all
• hi* year. Will it bring lain in tie
luiuhii* :*
A* Gt iffin ha* it:
• I'nlted the Univenlty stand* in
Allien*—Divided she fall*, hut
dollaia will rail in (irilBu. Then let her
fall."
The Kkh am. Black wishes to apolo-
gize for l.eing Heveral hour* late again.
The delay was due to tint illness iff the
l.tH-al Kilitor and tile prtssurc III college
work upon the Kilitor in t hief. Hear
.. hi. , , ■ V,M 'm iKiiu.v iv»mi in tin
' . ? "'T' " «•»«'«*»-'and.at,or of each.
I he men who play on the team anti
represent the ITIilvermity in inter-colle
giate contest* have no easy time of it.
( 1 heir position is one which necessitate*
hard work anti steady and peralstent
training. Day after tlay they don their
muddy uniform* and appear on the field
to go through several hour* of mugli
aim fatiguing exerei*tt, and every morn
ing * rising sun linds them practicing
"hell the rest of the college is Ktill in
l.etl. In consideration of the saer liee*
they make anti the lalior* tlu*y endure,
it is hut right that theyshould command
the honor and respect til their fellow
students. Their work i* appreciated,
hut there ought to he tome tangible evi
dence of this appreciation.
I he Athletic Association has endeav
ored to confer murks of distinction upon
: *•'«"» I’)' giving the members of the
cleven nil and black Kweater*. which
t icy Imped would serve to imiicate that
the men had l.y theirown merits gained
places on the Varsity, Hut this lauda
ble object has been defeated hy the ap
pearance of every aspiring Fit shman who
could raise the price, arrayed in n
striped sweater, and now the lug tackle
of the team comes down the street close
ly followed hy the one hundred pound
whipper-snapper, the red and black
brightly displayed in the tinkle neck
to come out becauoe there will not be
enough men to have a frame,--and there
never will be um long as everyone of the
second eleven are waiting to see all the ;
others on the field before he puts on his
uniform. Others there are, even more
childish than the two preceding classes,
who refuse to help because the Varsity
style of play doesn't suit them : they |
wish to Ik* given more chance to tackle ;
oi to run with the hall. The game is
rough ami it does require a great deal of
college spirit to make a man willing to
he battered about when there is no re
ward in sight, yet the Varsity must
have practice, an 1 if you have once
imtde up your mind to give yum aid l.y HcirdWdrG Ot 311 KlFldS.
K. SMIIJII & <T<i,
SHOES OF THE LATEST SHAPES
A fine line of
Patent Leather* and Tune.
Corner College Avenue a ml ' layton St.
AT9FNS H'RDWAM CO.
GUNS, PISTOLS, AMMUNITION,
AND CUTTLERY.
playing on the ‘* scrubs/* you should
not let such childish considerations as
those enumerated indu*e you to desert
the good work in the hour of greatest
need.
A CORRECTION.
By a typographical error in last week's
issur, the date of the Pail-Hellenic Con
gress was given as the Kith Instead of
the IMh.
BHOAD STREET.
Brumby Drug Co.,
NO. (i COLLEGE AVENUE.
LEADING
BI’SINKSS
Of Athens.
L. I). 8LEDGe. Manager
VARSITY DAY AT GILLELANDS.
AN AITK. A I..
The time has now come when the ad
mirer* of the Varsity Football Team
will have an opportunity «ri showing
th. ii admiration in a more suhst inilal C A I! KFI I I V CO M POI T V l)K I)
iiuiiinei than hv wearing flowing ribbons * *
iMiKsciiirnoNs
ur to l.«- out on time m-xt Satun
I niversity Day slu.u.d see (-very stu
dent of thi* lustitutii.il in Atlantia. |i
I* the elmnce of II life-time to meet
those who linve gone out fMm these
hull* in the past years and to learn from
them the history and tiaditloii* ot our
eollege. ( lass mate* will,.mu- togethei
again for the first time since graduation■ i
old memories and tender asaoelntlons I
eoDiieeteil with life in Athens in hy-gon.
day* will I.,- re,-ailed hy the sight of f i-
tnillar faces ; the aliiiunl will gather
from far and wide ; and it is hut right
that the active representative* of the
I idverslty should b> there in f,, r e. Let
us go and show the people of the Stub
that there is life in the old college yet.
only wrong, luit the ridiculousness of
the spectacle is apparent to every one
except those who have the presumption
to usurp the Varsity uniform. Yet this
matter cannot III- reached hy the Ath
letic Association ; it iiiiihI In- left to the
stndi tits individual 1 ,- to correct. Ollier
of red and black, and shouting loudly
when .Stubbs makes a good kick, or >,or-
rl »» long run. After a rather unsuc
cessful (in one Hi-iisc, at least,) trip a de
ficit has manifested itself in that all-im
portant branch of the Athletic Associa
tion known a* the treasury.
Now money was needed in order to
carry the team to Columbus. This ha*
This is 1*4 ±M < II borrowed and must lie paid hack
From Pure and Fresh Drugs
promptly delivered.
and
Palnqer & Kirmebrew,
Clayton Street.
We cannot depend on the profit* of the
• oluml'iiH trip for tlieae are uncertain.
I hit* money mu«t Ikj secured at home.
1 he ladies of Athens, ever willing to
assist the University hoys in anything
laudable, have decided to have a ’Var-
sity day at Ulem (dlldand's. on Satur-
JKe Red ar\d Black
Is printed at the office of
E. ID. STOILTIE,
is y. Jackson st.
Patronage of collegoboyg solieited
- v - ....... n, VII O.l l III-
unto wear letters day. Nov. Kith, tlu-money made here to
I fila-il- ■U-.iiloeo •*...! — I .1 — - -.
At flic risk of In-log considered iin-
Mixkcsperian, we wish to once more call
attention to the niiinm-r in which the
daily paper* arc treated in the Reading
Room* of the two Societies. It Is alao-
hitely iiupossiide to preserve them, ami
miles* a student knows exactly the hour
Ot the arrival ..( tlu- malls. Ids chances
of being able to read one of them before
it is destroyed or disappears arc ex
tremely small. As for refi ning to them
on their sweaters and no one else has tlu
temerity to place that symbol on his
own. Wo have adopted the stripes as
mu distinguishing uniform and we !«•-
lieve the students, when they think over
it,will I..- will ng to give the Varsity the
exclusive privilege of wearing them.
Ihe Vanity goe* to meet the men
from Alabama after having had only
two praetlee games this week. There is
somi-tliing radically wrong when, with
all the football enthusiasm that prevails,
eleven men cannot In> found willing to
come out in uniform and help the team
to sureess hy playing against them on the
'scrubs. It is hard work and there is
Very little glory la It, but at other col
leges men are willing to make even
greater sacrifice* if l.y *,, doing they,-an
help to make a winning team. We ari .
sorry to note a spirit of childish plttlsli.
ness that has caused many good player*
go to the Football Team. Liinrhe* w ill
he served from nine o’clock till night
and voting will he had on the most pop
ular young lady and the most popular
"t'ldcnt. Now if all our friend* will
patronise this enterprise, we will make
enough money to help out the Vanity
'cry much. So let us all meet at Clem
Gill,-land's Saturday. Nov. 10th, with
hearts full of love for the old Univenlty
and pockets full of cash for the Athletic
Association.
KEOWN BROS.
"C
dealing with current events, the day
w lien such a thing was possible Is long
I- I-I Row, if the student is not u, 1,
enough to sii1.bcrilw for the dailies, he
ha* no means of keeping informed as to
"hat is going on in the world about
him. Tins is a more serious matter
than it appear* at tint. The hooks in
tlie Library and magaiine literature are
wry profitable reading, hut there i*
thing more| valuable to the *tu.l.-nt
afternoon* when they did make up their
mind* to do their duty and appear in
uniform they were not allowed to play.
PRlNCfcTON OUTPLAYS HARVARD.
To the great surprise of the college !
world. Princeton defeated Harvard last ,
Saturday by the score of 12-4.
lit the first half Harvard succeeded in
working tlie ball down to 1‘rinoeton’s
iO-yarel line, where Fairchild fumbled,
and when Sitter, the 'Tiger" quarter
back, was downed the hall was within
l-> yards of tlie Harvard goal, hut Har
vard held for four downs, and the dan-
m*r hah D\vr for the time l*eiiqj.
During the remainder of the half the
battle waged back and forth with the
.Again, some mighty men of valor hue
s preparing to go out into the world come on the Held pre pared to play and
than a knowledge of the movements and found there were not enough "scruU"
th. ev, lit* of the prese nt. Whatever out to make up a second team. Hence
sonic may say a* to tin- pernicious i tiff a- it is that nearly every "scrub" refuses
One or twice It was because there were „ • o . aD " “>«
:::
In the last half the “Tigers" scored
three touchdowns and Harvard one, all
of which were made on blocked kick*.
Harvard had the better back* and
Princeton tlie better line and endurance.
— linden UtiaUl.
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