BLUE RIDGE NUMBER (Elie ©get HE ROARS FOR CLEMSON

VOL. xvu. CLEMSO.N COLLEGE, S. C, Apii 2fi, 1922. No. 25 Clemson Takes The Y. M. C. A. Delegation at Blue Ridge 1921 Piedmont Meet Two FromP.C. Won By Liberty

TIGERS »W1MF PRESBYTERIANS PIEDMONT MEET GREAT SUCCESS P. C. Unable to Overcome The Migh- ty Tigers—Two More Victories Ad- Large Crowd Attends Oratorial and ded Athletic Contest. The Tigers jorneyed over to Clin- On last Friday and Saturday Clem- ton Friday for the puropse of annex- son College acted as host for the ing another game from the Presby- fifteenth annual track meet and ora- terians—and they didn't fail. In the torical contest of the Pieumont Ora- sixth two men made the circuit, and toiic.il and Athletic Association com- again in the ninth another one was posed of nineteen high schools from ehalked up, giving the Tigers the big seven different counties of the upper end of a three to nothing score. part of South Carolina. Glenn Sisk It was a good game throughout representing Calhoun-Clemson high featured by the air tight playing of won first . honors in the, oratorical the infield. At no time did they contest with a speech entitled "The •how sign of letting a hot one get .Man They Cannot Forget." Liberty away. high school took first place in th» Rhem, in the box for the Tigers, track meet with 21 points. Out of •Uowed rare form, and let the Clin- the ten events in the track meet four tenites down with only three hits, state high school records were while he sent thirteen to the bench broken and two tied, quite a record lay the one, two three route. Lewis tor one afternoon. pitched a good game but allowed six The oratorical contest was held clean ones to be eraeked out. Friday. Each of the nineteen schools Box Score in the association had a speaker. Clemson Preliminaries were held in the liter- AB R H PO A E ary halls during the afternoon to re- Herron If _.... 4 1110 0 SHERWOOD EDDY CAPTIVATES WHY YOU SHOIL1) (JO TO PROGRAM duce the number of speakers to nine Woodward 2b 3 113 2 0 CLEMSON HLl'E RIDGE for the finals of the contest which Reames rf 3 0 1110 The ten days of study, expansion of were held in the Y auditorium Friday Turnipseed 4 1 1 . 11 0 0 Internationally Well Known Speaker Fellows have you ever stopped for mind, body and soul are full of hard night. Prof. W. F. Warren of Green- Salley ss 4 0 0 0 2 0 Strengthened his Reputation Here. a few moments and asked yourself work and healthful recreation. ville high school, who is president of Gibson cf 4 0 10 0 0 Will Be At Blue Ridge This Sum- the following questions; Why do I The formal schedule is as follows: the association presided over the Murr 3b 4 0 0 2 0 0 smoke? Why do I cheat? Why do .Morning hours. finals. The judges were Dr. David Boone c 3 0 19 3 1 I gamble? Why do I curse? Why 7:00—7.30 Morning Watch. M. Ramsey of Greenville, Col. W. C. Rhem p 3 00010 The Sherwood Eddy campaign do I cat differently from the way I 7 :30—8:30 Breakfast. Herbert of Spartanburg, and Prof. Hveet-ings have closed at Clemson but did back home? There are many S:30- 9:20 Bible Study. J. E. Hunter of Clemson College. Totals 32 3 6 27 9 1 the spirit which they inspired and more questions couid be asked But 9:30—10:20 Forum of student prob- First place was awarded to Glenn Presbyterian College the moral awakening which they the only answer you could truthfully lems. Sisk of Calhoun-Clemson. He gets a gold medal and wins the silver cup AB R H PO A E brought about will be long felt at give is this. "The other fellows do; 10:30-—11:20 Life work Institutes . Holliday ss 4 0 0 0 the College. it and I haven't the will power to 11.30—12:30 Inspirational Addresses for his school. This cup was won by Galloway cf 4 0 12 Three times the large College au- say no. 12:30—1:30 Dinner. Calhoun-Clemson last year also and Moore c 4 0 0 5 ditorium was filled to capacity and What does it all mean? When a Afternoon Hours a victory next year will give the local Brown 1 b 3 0 0 16 three times that magnificient au- fellow enter college he is naturally 1:30—2:30 Quiet Hour. school permanent possession of the Damphier rf 3 0 0 0 dience almost to a man swayed under shy and backward. He finds that, it 2.30—5.30 Athletics hiking, etc. cup. The medal for second plaae Matherson If 3 0 10 the outpouring influence of his logic is much easier to do the things that 5:30—6:30 Supper. went to Harry Berlin of Greer who Henderson 3b 3 0 0 0 and his reason. the other fellows are doing than to Evening hours spoke on "The Unknown Speaker." Lewis p 3 0 0 0 To try to tell what Mr. Eddy spoke stand for what he has been taught to 6:30—7.3 0 Group singing popular Louis Seaborn of Walhalla with Warner 2 b 3 0 14 about would be very inmsereet. It do at home. At first his conscience songs. "Internationalism" won third place is enough to say that he left an im- hurts then he finds himself doing 7:00—8:00 Addresses on Opportuni- and honorable mention. Besides the Totals 30 0 32715 4 press upon this community of inesti- the things which he ought to do but ties for life Investment. three place winners, speakers reach- Summary—Earned runs, Clemson, mable value. His lecture on Friday soon they appeal to him and become 8:15—9:00 Study of world Prob ing the finals were: 1; Two base hits, Boone; First on night dealt primarily with the indi- fascinating. lems. Rob H. Sparks, Gaffney. "Burial balls—off Rhem 0, Lewis 0; StrucK vidual and his duty to himself. Mr. 9 10—9.! .ation meetings . of the Unknown Soldier." out—by Rhem 13, Lewis 4, Left on What does it lead to? He finds John G0°dwil1- Central, "Sparta- Eddy asked us to ask ourselves just that he cannot stop smoking, gamb- 10:00 Lights out. bases, Clemson 4, P. C. 3; Wild three questions: (1) Am I honest?. cus to the Gladiators." pitches, none; First base on errors, ling, cheating, etc., worse still he Charles- Mosely, Anderson: "Eloqu- Honest in the matter of clean speech; makes the following remark "You Clemson 2, P. C. 1. do I gamble? do I cheat? Am I hon- POPULAR PLACES ence of John Adams." know it's a pleasure to cheat a Prof. AT BLUE RIDGE Thomas Wofford, Laurens: "Spar- SATURDAY'S GAME est in the drink question? —he gives such impossible exams." Coach Durfee's men again cleaned tacus to the Gladiators." ' (2) Am I pure?—Pure in thought What is the writer driving at? Earnest Crocker, Clinton. "Smash- up when they took the second game pure in look, in act, in nabit. (3) Just this. At Blue Ridge you are The Dining Hall—Oh! Gee, but the of the series from the Blue Stockings eating's good there, ana the cheers ing Two Line sat One Blow." Am I in Earnest—About my work placed in the best religious and Palmer Drummond, Woodruff: The victory of the day before was in my studying, in my worship, in social environment that a student give the "pep" to the meals, but repeated, but this time a little more best of all we have the waitresses. "Lay Down Your Arms." prayer. Altho Mr. Eddy spoke for could enter. The best men of our Preliminarines in the track meet emphatic, for when the last ball had more than an hour on Friday night Southern Colleges meet there each Oh, boy. been pitched the score books read The Book Store—That's where they began at ten o'clock Saturday morn- over one hundred stayed after the year to study the principles of Jesus ing, and the meet continued most of eight to three in favor of the vistors. benediction to ask questions. Chrsit and to organize the Christian sell the soda water and the candy Boozer lead off a twirler for the and the souvenirs. Thats where the day, all the finals being held, in On Saturday Mr. Eddy spoke on work in their respective colleges. the afternoon. Tiger but he was replaced in the Oftimes it is impossible to find one- our money goes. eigth by Swetenburg. Hanah went the industrial and social life of the Liberty won in the same manner world and how that Christianity and self, while at college but at Blue The Swimming Pool—The water isn't on the mound for the Presbyterians Cold (?) No, you'd think it was which she won the Pickens county its principles should be and are being Ridge one finds his real.self and is meet here last Saturday, by concen- but after being hit freely for six in- more able to understand God's true ice if you couldn't hear it splash nings he was removed and Lewis applied. There are three great prob- trating her strength in the three lems of the human race,—political will. The Lobby—Oh, those old familiar went into the box. songs. They "carry me back," but jumping events, the broad jump, Industrial, and Social—the solution high jump, and pole vault. O'Dell It was in the seventh that Gibson, of each is the same, that is, an ap- still it's Blue Ridge which makes decided he would give an exhibition and Blum did all the scoring for the plication of the principles of Jesues. ITS ALL IN THE WEATHER them. visitors. Blum came in first and of how to really swat the ole pill. Mr. Eddy plead for personality in- The Tower, the Castle, the Pasture- And hit it he did, for he only had to O'Dell second in both the high and stead of possesion; for manhood in- All those unique, wonderful things broad jumps, getting eight of the trot around to make it a homer. To the man who has never been to which surround the place. stead of money, for service instead Blue Ridge an item of much concern nine points in each of these events Turnipseed would have made it two of self and for love instead of selfish The Classes—Ain't it funny, but ain't round trips had he not stumbled on seems to be expressed in the follow- for Liberty. Then O'Dell's star pole ness—and over one hundred stayed ing question: "What do you do it true! vaulting won first place and five third and allowed the ball to beat for questions. him across the plate. there?" There is no answer ade- more points for his school in that Sunday Mr. Eddy spoke from the quate for such a question—it simply LAND OF THE SKY event. (continued on last page) text "Come after me." He said that can't be told. Men who have been Clemson-Calhoun came in second just as truly as Christ called Peter to Blue Ridge when asked the ques- with fifteen counters and Pickens and James and John as he tread the tion always say, "It can't be told—it Dear "Land of the Sky," When summer comes again third with 13. Scores of other schools ERSKINE WINS ORATORIAL shores of Galilee so does he call men isn't what you do but what you are— were: Gaffney 10 Central 10, Green- CONTEST today—to clean up policies, to better it's all in the weather." If you I'm coming down to ville 7, Laurens 4, Greer and Wood- national, social and industrial af- question them further they will tell Dwell within the shadow ruff 3 each Seneca 2, Easley 1, Ander- fairs; to improve agriculture; to co- you a hundred things, either one of Of your mountains. son 1-2, and Westminister 1-2. Nine colleges were represented in operation and organization, and to which in itself would make Blue Great joys await me. there. Schools failing to score were Honea the annual South Carolina intedcol- uplift of the social order and of the Ridge a Heaven and then they finish Pure, cool breezes Path, Iva, Pendleton, Walhalla, Has- legiate oratorial contest which was individual. by saying, "but that isn't what makes Once again good health toc, and Clinton. held in the Lander College audi- To me will bring. The singing at all of the meetings Blue Ridge. It is the atmosphere of Two state high school records were toriu on April 21st. J. C. Reid, re- friendliness of brotherly love, of Dear old Mountains, tied and four broken. Newman of presenting Erskine won first honor was especially good and everyone From your windswept tops I'll view connected with this feature deserves Christian fellowship, which permeates Calhoun-Clemson broke both the His subject, was, "A Nation's Temp- the entire conference"—that men, is A new world, 440 and the 880 records. The 880 the highest praise. A glad and free world, tation." Sherwood Eddy will be one of the Blue Ridge. he ran in 2:06 3-5 breaking by five Clemson was represented by R. W. A World made up of trails, seconds the old time 2:11 3-5. He Coarsey who had for his subject, Principal speakers at Blue Ridge this And trees, blue mists, Summer. set a new record of 52 3-5 in the 440, "An Ideal Character." Although Mrs. Fox delightfully entertained And lovely skies. breaking the record of 5 4 4-5 which Coarsey was not the winner, we do a number of her friends Tuesday MARY LYONS SNYDER, was made by Jack Chandler of Sum- not see any reason why he should The Children of the Confederacy afternoon in the ladies parlor of the AT Y. W. C. A. Conference in 1921 ter, now a Tiger, in the state high feel disheartened. It was Coarsey, met with Miss Elizabeth Dargan Tues Y in honor of her mother and sister. school meet last year. representing Clemson, who won in day afternoon. Mr. and Mrs Claud Sligh and Mr. You'll feel this way, too, after you The pole vault and shot put were the triangular debate between Caro- and Mrs. B. H. Johnstone spent the have been to Blue Ridge just one the other events in which records lina, Citadel and Clemson which was Mrs. .C. C. Newman and Miss Mil- week end in Newberry, making the time. This is your chance. Don't held last year. dred Newman are in Spartanburg. trip through the country. miss it! (Continued on page 2) We hope that the Tiger this week I do not complain. I am not worthy PIEDMONT .MEET will speak as never before the true the high honors involved. But per- WON BY LIBERTY sentiment of the Corps of Cadets. haps 1 might have been, had some- O'NEALL-WILIAMS CO- The Tiger (continued from first page) In attempting a Special Blue Ridge body taken me in hand early enough. Edition many difficulties must neces- Why does our Church keep Foreign were broken. O'Dell, the star vaulter D & M and Reach Foumded by the Class of '07. sarily arise. The source of material Missions so much in the background.' of Liberty went over the bar at 11 changes, other and valuable contri- How is it that I was left so long a leet 4 1-2 inches smashing the old Athletic Goods. Published weekly by the Corps of butions must be omitted, and the scoffer? record which was 10 feet 9 inches. GREENVILLE, S. O. Cadets oi Clemson College. usual feature article must give place I do not blame any mortal. I am Allgood, weight thrower of- Pickens, Official Organ of the Clemson Ath- to others. For this concession on the saying that something is wrong with put the shot 42 feet 11 3-4 inches part of the Tiger reader we are pro- a scheme of things which fails to put lOtic Association and the Clemson which batters an old record of 42 foundly grateful and we ask the in- .he whole world for Christ right in 1 inch. Alumni Association. dulgence of those, (few tho they may the forefont as the battle-cry of the Brown of Gaffney showed himself be) who have no interest in the topic Christian Church. I do not know to be a star sprinter and hurdler by Subscription Rates: here presented. your own innermost feelings. I do tieing the state record time in both QUALITY MERCHANDISE HERE. Nine Momths (Weekly) $1.50 We feel that we owe our thanks not know how keen you are. It is be- the loo yard dash and the 120 low !ix Months (Weekly) 1.00 to the Tiger in that it makes possible cause you gave me the Testament numies. He got first in each of this Blue Ridge Edition. We pray wherein I found the words of life these making all of Gaffney's ten Entered as Second Ciasa Matter at that these efforts may be crowned that I tell you something of my points. In every department of this store he Po»t Office at Clemson College, with success and that the Tiger and rambling thoughts and of the great The individual star of the meet was the Corps may be rewarded by an central regret that fills my whole you are assured of receiving the best loutk Carolina. Cartei- Newman of Clemson-Calhoun. increased enthusiasm which cannot ouui. -My little money will presently .vs mentioned above he broke the but grow out of the spirit brought be found devoted to the cause. But your money can buy and you can pur- H. A. WOODLE ED. and Bus. Mgr. state record in both the 8S0 and the back to Clemson by those who are what is that? We can carry nothing 440. He also won the '220 making chase almost any item associated J. M. BAXKHEAD Asst. Ed. influenced to go because of these out whither I go. My message .is a total of fifteen points he scored. E. H. HALL Associate Ed. efforts. We believe that every man thai all who are wise should ill of Calhoun-Clemson's with an up-to-date Hardware Store. M. B. OLIVE R Associate Ed. who goes will return a living me- in the great service while it is day, points and were, enough to give the <' ' i to the efforts which are being- remembering the coming night. Big assortments SPORTING J. McMAHAN Athletic Ed school second place and to make New- made thru the Corps and the Tiger, . ne- leading scorer of the day. GOODS, MECHANICS TOOLS, FINE . i'.KER Asso. Ath. Ed. will roar with ALUMNI TO (JIVE SMOKER . a of Gaffney got the , FITZGERALD Ass. Ath. Ed hope, more confidence, and in- CHINA, GLASS, SILVER and etc. FOR SENIORS itists in all five of the running e- < *\ B. C. LITTLE JOHN Alumni Editor ed zeal because of the part it ven'ts, Newman getting three and J. E. CROSSLAND Locals has played in the great work. Interest is now being centered ii two. The standing of the Mail orders receive prompt at- !. ZE1GLER Y and Lit. .Soc. smoker to be given to the dlial scorers were New: . VOGEL Joke Ed. THE HONOR SYSTEM Senior class by resident, e:t-1 Caihoun-Clemson 15; O'Dell, tention. Circulation Department and members of the local all 11; Brown, Gaffney, Blum. Saturday nighl Mr. Eddy closed Chapter. The smoker will take ood, Pickens- 10 ER Circulation Mgr. his talk by s al on ;: table e Masonic Lodge room begin- \V. B. sso. Circ. mer, Central 8. Measur- Sulivan-Markley outside the chapel door there could o'cock Friday night ccording to regulation H. B. DO be found a number of pamphlets -. . Stewart. dealing with the great industrial of the Tigers t the Hardware Co. EDITORIAL problems of the day. These, he ers the Alumni have Clemson ishers risk, but it, ice cream, and -very much pleased CfREENVILLE, S. C. Cor I en cents iO be served on tnis , aent they received at oney on the table D. Tiliman, an old graduate \11 details were h mdl- WHEN IN GREENVILLE BE SURH tphlet. It was a esent and has consented ■ proper n ivery- osition, it was made in the . short talk on this occasion. TO STOP AT of trust and as such it w mi of the col- ; were in o ao us pai i as nest it When, one hour later, the 1 vari Hotel Imperial u the spit auia buciung scattered is were collected of the faculty. Much Ive dollars in BUILDING AND EQUIPMENT OF eat coach, Dr. FOR MEALS, THE the student body, the Old nickles and dimes and bills left there i TATION . he meet. snail awake new echoes in iito were trusted and who -as. Clemson must go corward—■ ot betray their trust. 1,301 acres of land; 24 buildings; proud nor in which the CAFETERIA * i still. 6o, tel- electric light plant; sewerage; all inson rn conveniences; elevation 2,- lows, let s m;:.. R015ERT HOLMES, A SPEAKER i I hemselves, is a beautiful olaee and prices are AT BLUE RIDGE LAST YEAR splendid tennis courts; out- ' door swimming pool; economical. While the main dining tisn the r can HTARY OF V. M. C. A. In AUSTRALIA ■; volleyball and basketball meet. room offers accomodations for those courts; in the heart, of the . dent s sentiments, and tnese who prefer service a la car ress oi the J by a Soldier in i North I run: Lord Kite! D Mr. is held l ... Jlilo tO i Trustees of Are ive going to Robert Holmes. TJheClemson SPrmierj/ this iVe are! Stu- twenty-one men and women. No di- i, third. .. work us, ami help us. here in the hospital help- .s can i; -ed. Entirely 220 yard run: Newman; Calhoun- non-co ,1. j^ast summer 5,060 out your help we can do noth- less three months from ison, first. Time 23 3-5 seconds. - - Printing... wounds which refuse to heal, and persons, representing every Siate in Swink, Woodruff, second. ing, and with your help the South, were present at Blue Ridge tackle any problem. We want to ao just waiting. I have been thinking. Pickens, third. DR. J. G. STRANOH, You know I have been all over in ten different coiuerences of from 880 yard run. Newman, Calhoun- oar best—-we intend to-—so, fellows, four to six hundred delegates, stand oehmd us ami watch our com- the world. It would seem that I son, first. Time 2 minutes 6 should have plenty -to think about. meeting there for ten days of special 3-5 seconds. Gaines, Greer, si OPTOMETRIST bined enorts place Clemson ai training along social and religious i ' top in athletics, morals, and achieve- Strange, isn't it, that my thoughts Bruce, Greenville, third. always go back to the one theme of lines. Besides this, there were sever- 120 yard low hurdles: Brown, AUSTIN BLDG., SENECA, S. C. ments that stand tor the best in al special conferences which met for iry line. Foreign Missions— especially' as I Gaffney, first. Time 15 3-5 seconds. neverthought of them before but in a shorter period. John R. Mott says Miller, Greenville, second. Carson, No ship has forever sailed on seas of Blue Ridge: "One of the best con- that are calm. Such is impossible— derision; yes, and that notwithstand- Central, third. ing help cheerfully given me at Mis- ceived plans to found anywhere in Running high jump: Blum, Liber- list the laws of nature. Some the world." "Y" CAFETERIA foul seas must be weathered, some sion hospitals in Amristar, Jaffa and ty, first. Height 5 feet 8 inches. O' storms must be ridden. "To err is Uganda when I was sick. Dell. Liberty, second. Meeks, Ander- UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT I do not remember giving a single TRACK TEAM OFF FOR STATE son and England. Westminister tied human." Never was truer word IS NOW said. All must make mistakes, none penny to Foreign Misions in my life. MEET for third. can be pefect. The new staff realizes It was easy to prate about their use- Running broad jump; Blum Liber- SERVING THE BEST OF FOOD this only too well, and realizes too lessness— all so cheap and popular, ty, first. Distance 20 feet 2 inches. Tiger Cinder Men to Leave for State O'Dell, Liberty, second. Finley, COOKED UNDER thai adverse criticisms must sprin,, too. Even os' I traveled in distant Meet At Columbia—Tigers are De- lands, sometimes. well knowing that Easley, third. SANITARY CONDITIONS up. Yet, just such criticisms will clined to Bring Rack the Cup T1 le the Tiger to be bigger and but for the worw of missionaries ole vault: O'Dell. Liberty, first. for Second Tinn Carolina Has Height 11 feet 4 1-2 inches. Allgood REGULAR MEALS—LUNCHES better in every way if they are given there had been no road for me, I Strong Team this Year. in the right spirit. Then, fel still refuse to own the blessings their Pickens and Hughes, Seneca tied for THROUGHOUT THE DAY. work conferred both on the natives second and third. criticize us when in your mind von Y. M. C. A. BASEMENT belie\ iVe deserve it. It will they set out to convert and the voun- On Friday morning twelve of Clem- Shot put: Allgood, Pickens, first. help us to do better next time, it try which gave the heroes birth. I son flimsy clad warriors of the cinder Distance 42 feet 11 3-4 inches. Pal- is your paper, and you should have think that stranger even than my in- paths will leave for Columbia to take mer, Central, second. Clayton, Cen- a voice in its management and publi- gratitude for help generously given tneir annual fling at the state cham- tral, third. Jlfarry €, Wallace cation. Tell us what yo'u think me in Mission hospitals. For gold pionship. It will be remembered Discus throw. Palmer. Central, first. Distance 143 feet. Allgood, would make the paper better. But Was my god. My whole energies that the Tigers won the champion- OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER were set on trade. I might in com- ship last year by making more points Pickens, second. Adams, Pickens men, don't "knock." Nothing hurts TAPIS '22 a college paper so much. Consult mon fairness have recognized who than all other entries combined. The third. us; advise us; show us wherein lies prepared the way for markets which meet is expected to be closer this year Honorary Referee, Dr. W. M. Riggs LATEST STYLES IN our mistake or mistakes. In short, I found so profitable. But I did not. but still the Tigers are counting on Head Judge, Col. Madison Pearson PHOTOGRAPHY Starter. Dr. F. H. H. Calhoun. you men of Clemson, be 'true blue" When the call to arms came, as returning with the cup by a healthy Studio Two Doors North of margin. Tigers—let's put things over the top. you will remember I told you in an BLUE RIDGE DEPOT The circulation of the Tiger has earlier letter, I was in London, home "Doc" Stewart has succeeded in WHAT AN ALL SOUTHERN EM) increased enormously, and it is hop- on furlough. I joined Lord Kitchen- ironing out a number of wrinkles SAYS OF BLUE RIDGE ANDERSON, S. C. ed that it will continue to increase. er's men. You sent me a New Testa- since the met with Georgia, and the Every alumnus of Clemson should re- ment. I have it now. team should enter the state meet "Blue Ridge meant to me first of ceive" the Tiger, and each professor much stronger than when it met and all new hopes, new confidence, new Reading at random for want of faith from seeing all the men there should have it in his home. Each something better to do one night I decisively defeated Georgia. During family represented here should have the past three weeks of intensive ■ who were interested in the same THE COMMUNITY STORE, INC. was struck by the words of John 17 - things I was. It opened up new DRY GOODS, AND SHOES, the priviledge of reading the Clem- 3: "And this is life eternal, that they practice close to or better than record son weekly—and therein lies the time has been made in quite a num- avenues of vision, that I had never might know Thee, the only true God, dreamed of before. That briefly is FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIES, strength. The Tiger serves a larger and Jesus Christ, Whom Thou hast ber of events. my principal impression of Blue CRACKERS, v| purpose than most college papers; it sent." I could not forget those The state meet will in the main Ridsre. Of course, I could write a ► is a real paper and plays a real part words. They have been with me lie between Carolina and Clemson. book and did write nearly one while CANDIES, and in the life of Tigertown. So this pap- every waking hour these twelve Several of the other colleges will T was there." er must live up to this obligation; it months. They are with me now. have teams there but none of these ALBERT STANTON FRUITS. must serve both purposes. All won't And how precious I find them, who have been showing up in the same Ga. Tech be pleased; they can't be. However, can tell? They cause me to care not class as the Gamecocoks and the We Solicit the Patronage of the the policies upheld by the Tiger are a jot for this poor maimed body, soon Tigers. Carolina is almost certain .T O .TONES traditions and practices that none to be set aside. to cop the two mile run and three of CLEMSON CADETS need be ashamed of. I've found a Friend, oh, such a the field events, for she has as en- WILL Then, with highest hopes, the new Friend, tries in these: Prevost who has been A FULL RTSPLAY staff assumes its new duties. Anoth- He loved me e'er I knew him; winning the two mile in exceedingly er crew must sail the ship; another He drew me with the cords of love fast time in every meet so far, and OF FOOD FOR THOUGHT. voyage must begin. May Clemson's And thus he bound me to him. Waite who has made fifteen points ship reach its harbor in safety; may And round my heart still closely in every meet of the year by taking MEN'S FURNISHINGS 1,700,000,000 is approximately tho population of the world. 50,- the Tiger steer clear of all reefs and twine the shot putt, the discus throw, and IN BARRACKS storms.—The Editor. Those ties which still closely sever. the javelin throw. In her two dual 000,000 die annually. For I am his and he is mine. meets to date, Carolina has won most MAY 12—13—1022 5,723 die hourly. For ever and for ever. decisively over both Wofford and 95 die every minute. The Y. M. C. A. asked Eor, and was I realize now that this friend cares 18 persons died while you were Davidson. In the triangular meet reading this. granted, the priviledge of using the for every savage of our race, even as with Georgia and North Carolina, she Tiger's columns as a means of telling He cares for me, and why should He came second by three points, the It is time to apply for a Southeast- students of the work being not? score being.'Georgia, 50; South Caro- CLIFT CRAWFORD ern Retirement Income Policy. i by the Association. The stu- It is sweet to die for my Country— lina. 47; and North Carolina. 38. CLEANING SOUTHEASTERN LIFE INSUR- dents know of and value the ser- land I do not regret it—sweet to see However, the Tigers are determined * f\ which is being rendered by the levotioh o ftender nurses about to put the Gamecocks in second place A N D ANCE CO. Y. Just think , it. What our beds—a few vagrant thoughts for the Tigers are almost certain Greenville, S. C. would Clemson be without the Y. M. flutter for a moment over these con- winners of the dashes and middle PRESSING could serve to solations, to die in the flood of glory distance runs, altho Carolina has a T. G. Poats, Dist. Agent • ipus life enjoyable. "THE ARGUMENT IS ALL IN THE 'bursting in contemplation of what it -ood man in Poole in the dashes. The Spartanburg, S. C. So don't get slack; don't lose any .is to minister and to die for the sake Tigers are certain of snowing up WORKMANSHIP" of the great opportunities' which are and in the service of the King of well in the hurdle's, the jumps, and G. H. AuU, Local Agent being offered. Kings. That will never be my part. the pole vault. Clemson College, S. C.

/ RESERVES DIVIDE WITH PD3DMONT 'BLUE RIDGE AND SHERWOOD T?fe Barracks Crbsland Twirls Two Hit Game Fri- EDDY—" day. BARBER SHOP One of the strongest speakers to The Tiger Reserves split two be at Blue Ridge this year is Sher- games with Piedmont College at wood Eddy. BMt PoMibl* BMTTIO* Demorest Friday and Saturday. We had an opportunity to hear to Clemson Tiger* In the first game Crosland held Sherwood Eddy at Clemson Friday, the Piedmont sluggers hitless until Saturday and Sunday. the ninth when a single and a triple Sherwood Eddy isn't just an orator counted for Piedmont's lone marker —he is an orator and more! He ROOM 38. HALL NO. 1 of the game. The lanky lad had lots tells us things we remember! He tells W. 1) PIKE, Manager of stuff on the pellet and caused five us things that cause us to think. He men to whiff the breeze. Stevenson speaks for Christ. For Chrsitian and Chappell each hit for three sacks living. For putting into actual use in this game. the teachings of Christ. He appeals In the second game both tennis to us to live for and serre Christ— were rather rattled and each made Hear all the logic he can bring to SPECIAL SALE nine bobbles most of these coming in It really seems foolish not to the inner works. The Tigers were serv» Christ, heart, soul and body. unlucky in that their errors came at Fountain Pens moments while those of the BLUE RIDGE 3 were not so timely. Long AND pitched well allowing six hits. The These words are magic to the boys son nine rallied in the ninth, and girls who have represented the scoring two but here their hopes V. M. C. A. and Y. W. C. A. at the Eversharp cut short. Blue Ridge Conference. The members of the team were You won't regret and you can't Pencils than pleased with the hospital- forget—if you go there. Hundreds . corded them by the Georgians of girls testify for Blue Ridge every AT are deeply grateful to them for Practically every college is THE S. C. DELEGATION kindness. represented there. Hundreds of Col- st Game R H E lege men praise everything connect- Clemson ... 7 7 5 ith Blue Ridge Conference. You aont 1 2 1 wrong. If you go there!! Cadet Exchange Crosland and Strickland Jones and The situation is ideal the folks are the best and the whole combines to Second Game . R H E wonderful and lasting im- Official mi 3 6 D pression for good. •"> 6 9 Every Christian man at Clemson . ud Strickland; Forester ami owes it to himself to go to Blue COLLEGE Wild< Ridge at least once during his col- ca reer. ALL-STARS TRIUMPH OVER BOOK-SUPPLY OUTLAWS I'S Hirelings Bow Before Fast AUDITORIUM AT BLUE RIDGE STORE < !rew. In the morning between 11: SO 0 and in the evening be- The fast aggregation of ball toss- i 8:15 and !):00 the delegates to ers calling themselves the All-Stars the Blue Ridge GonTerence gather in from Bob Ervin's Outlaws Satur- ous Blue Ridge auditorium a ratio of 2 to 1. The game to give ear to the Word of God as The Reliable Shoe was fast and full of pep and argu- en by His servants. These are apire Rast being hurried to - most inspiring of the Blue the showers by his friends in the ags. and Tailoring Shop third inning. Hamp Jones, who suc- ,ong the list of speakers for CUNT TAYLOR, PBOPIETOR ceeded him, was subjectea to heavy we find the following well tire 1 out unscathed. Living- known names, Sherwood Eddy, Ar- ston was the star for the ' Outlaws. HAS NOW PUT IN A SHINE thur 'Hen K. Foster, Plato He got one chance in center field Durham. M. Ashby Jones, W. D. PARLOR, FRUITS, CANDIES, AND which he muffed in true Snodgrass TOBACCO; SHOES AND SHOE Weatheford, E. O. Brown; H. H. style. He was at bat once and foul- .;. M. .1. Exner, and others. LiACES; POLISH, SHOE CREAM, ed one high up on the bank behind AND DYES; "SHOE REPAHtING", er. Cothran replaced him Mr. J. C. Littlejohn is attending RUBBER HEELS; CLEANING AND in the 5t.r. and played fairly good PRESSING, ALTERING ANYTHING the College Registrars' convention in MEW FROM LEE HALL ball. Merchant featured for the All St. Louis. OF CLOTH. THE ONLY 3 IN 1 Stars, getting two strikeouts out of PLACE AT CLEMSON FOR OUR three times at bat. TIGER MEN. Batteries. All-Stars—Saunders and MJolaSr. Outlaws Russell and Banks. ■■■■■■■■a SENIOR CIV1LS TAKE TRAFFIC CENSUS Here's why CAMELS are Traffic Census Taken Friday Shows Interesting Facts A traffic census o fthe roads the quality cigarette through the campus, taken Friday from '7:00 A. M.-to 9.00 P. M. show- ed that a total of 1885 vehicles used these roads. Stations were located BECAUSE we put the utmost quality into this at Sloan's Store, the Dairy barn, and one brand Camels are as good as it's pos- We Have the road junction of the Pendleton and Central roads. 1140 vehicles sible for skill, money and lifelong knowledge of used the two roads leading past Sloans Store, or GO per cent of the fine tobaccos to make a cigarette. total, while only 6 per cent of the traffic traveled the Cherrys Road. Nothing is too good for Camels. And bear this A Complete Line 3 6 per cent of the total used the Clemson Calhoun Road or more than in mind! Everything is done to make Camels the any other one road. The Clemson- i road was next with 450 ve- best cigarette it's possible to buy. Nothing is done . . of . . hicles or 2 5 per cent of the total traffic. simply for show. Automobile traffic composed over 7 5 per cent of the total traffic on Take the Camel package for instance. It's the LOOSE LEAF NOTE BOOKS all roads, while only 58 of the traf- fic on the Cherrys road was automo- most perfect packing science can devise to pro- LEFAX NOTE BOOKS bile. The busiest hours of the day tect cigarettes and keep them fresh. Heavy paper were from 3:00 P. M. to 6:00 P. M. NOTE BOOK FILLERS showing that most of the pleasure —secure foil wrapping—revenue stamp to seal traffic concentrated at these hours. CLEMSON JEWELRY Many wild guesses were made as the fold and make the package air-tight. But to the outcome of the census rang- PENNANTS ing from 100 vehicles to 1000, very there's nothing flashy about it. You'll find no few guesses over 1000 being made. extra wrappers. No frills or furbelows. PILLOW COVERS Sloans Store was the busy spot all day, showing that it had a very good STATIONERY location. Such things do not improve the smoke any more than premiums or coupons. And remember—you FOUNTAIN PEN* KRAZY KOLLUM Kadets think my humor great, must pay their extra cost or get lowered quality. CAMERAS They judge my face no doubt, For when they see my handosme If you want the smoothest, mellowest, mildest PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES mug The do not laugh, they shout. cigarette you can imagine—and one entirely free NORRIS CANDIES Prof: There are only three intelli- from cigaretty aftertaste, EVERSHARP PENCILS gent men in the Junior Class. Slyches: Who are the other two It's Camels for you. professor?

1st Kadet: Do you know why proo- fessor Rhodes is called "slim?" 2nd Kadet. "Yes because we have L Cleveland Martin such a slim chance of passing him. He: I'm the flower of the family. She: Yes. a blooming idiot—Se- lected. THE IWXALL DRUGGIW Fair one: Won't you cut yourself another slice of tea? Unfair one: No. I thank you, I've ■ ■ just had a cup of cake. ■ ■ General Laurey: I have a rattling R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY, Winston-Salem, N. C, good idea. John Gearty. Well, you've rattled * a it enought go on and roll it. BLUE RIDGE FEATURES of Christian men and Christian ideals such as is to be found nowhere else. 000 students and professors came Blue Ridge is located on the South- DIAMOND DUST to Blue Ridge to the annual Stu- ern Railway twenty miles east of dent Conference in 1921. This gath- Ashville, and is 2,7u0 feet above the BY SLOAN BROS. ering is one of the greatest events of level of the sea. The association the College life—the one real all- grounds comprise 1,400 acres of land Southern College tradition. There ate 2 4 buildings equipped with Sene lights, water, sewage, and ample ar- We do not sell all the good Special Attention Given to The Pisk Jubilee Quartette, world rangements are made for recreation. Goods In town, BUT what The grounds are litted fo rplaying lamous, will be at Blue Ridge for a Two from P. C. now for the gala WE DO SELL ARE GOOD, ordering Athletic Goods, week. baseball, basketball, volleyball, track, an utenius, and these are encourag- week! only two days required. ed by meets scheduled between the Flint Rhem turned in a swell game 2 5 peaks over 6000 feet high may schools. Hiking is a poplar Blue Robt. Burns Cigars, be seen from Blue Ridge. Friday. Please note also that Clem- Ridge sport. son errors in this game were con- Nunnally's Candy, Your son should be interested in Rackets Restrung, The athletic program will be in going to Blue Ridge and we know spicious by their absence. Waterman Fountain Pens, charge of Coach Stegman of Georgia, Arrow Shirts and Collars, that there is nothing which can take Gibson hit one for the circuit in Sweaters, a redblooded Christian gentlemen— the place of ten days at such a place. Knitted and Military Ties, The Technique. the second game at P. C. Turnipseed The expenses are negligible in com- hit one far enough to duplicate but Khaki Regulation Shirts parison with the benfits to be deriv- fell between third and home. and Trousers. White Ducks, Sherwood Eddy and other famous ed. The total expenses, excluding speakers will be at Blue Ridge this railroad fare, will be about $30.00 Army Shoes, Special Made. year. and arrangements may be made to The varsity won the smiles of Bath Robes and Slippers. Basketball Shoes, cut this down to $20.00. numerous members of the fair eex Minimax Silk and Wool at these two games. Dick Sweten- Stunt night is a big night at the Plans are being made to hike but Hose. Tennis Rackets. Conference. Let's put over a good there will likely be enough cars to burg took them down a la Rudolph stunt for Clemson. take as many students from here as Valentino and deserves special men- want to ride, and so railroad fare tion. "Pretty Girls?"—Well, you said a should not amount to much. chin full. How could anything be This letter is merely a suggestion Coach Durfee and Rhett Turnip- successful without them. Girls' se- to you in the hope that you will en- seed were the only men on the trip SLOAN BROS. lected from Southern colleges wait courage your son by word and act that were lucky enough to cop a spin ou the tables and work in the offices. to take advantage of the Student in Coach Johnson's Rolls-Royce de Comerence this year. Henry while at Clinton. Ask any Every athletic game except foot- Yours very truly one who made the trip for particu- ball is played at Blue Ridge. (Signud) 'the Clemson Y. M. C. A lars A track meet is held each year. Coach Johnson of the Blue Stock- Last year Ga. Tech won. Let us send 'BL'B' MuMlLLAN LOOKS ingst was loud in his praise of the up a delegation this year that will LIKH FIND Tiger balltossers and seemed to win everything for Clemson. think that we have a good chance for J. O. JONES CO. the State rag. Billy Evans Enthusiastic oraar Pro*- GREENVILLE, S. C. Kentucky won the basketball tro- pttaLs of Ex-Clenason Ktar. phy last year. What say you, Clem- Rusty Keel caught the second game son? in noble style. Only two men at- By Billy ETUIS tempted to pilfer and both were dead in their traeks. We won the doubles championship Advance notices do not wiii major Hart Schaffner & Marx in tennis last year and oame second league berths. in singles. We've got men who can in the winter it is pleasant to be Flint Rhem has pitched the last beat that this year. What »l*e»t it? regaled with stories about the great- three games allowing only one earn- ness OL this or that reeruit. But in ed run. Keep up the good work, old Georgia Tech won the swimming the spring it is Tery often a. much top! Clothes meet last year. Kow ain't it a shame uiiierent story. that we didn't have old Sileox and Miauager John MefcJraw of the New A number of young ladies presentexi some of our CUarlestoalan ttah up York Giants took an even dozen col- Turnipseed with a small trophy bat there last year. lege recruits- South. Most of them wrapped in Purple and Gold before were highly touted. None however, the second game. The first time up Manhattan Shits Stetson Hats The mornings at Blue Ridge are will break into the regular line-up Turnip celebrated with * terriUe hit *»i. devoted to religious work which of the Giants. —in the ribs. after all is the real feature of the When Johnny Mohardt of Notre Conference. Dame was signed by the Detroit The infield made six double plays CLEMBON HEADQUARTERS IN GREENVILLE. Tigers it was heralded ail over the in Saturday's game. Maybe they 4000 people were at Blue'Ridge country. Mohardt has shown enough don't play baseball. during the 1921 season. to justify Manager Cobb in keeping him. That Crosland boy sure did look ALL ABOARD The New York Yankees boasted good against Piedmont Friday. the much heralded Glenn Killingef "Wait a minute I forgot my and Hinkey Haines of Penn State. We have been requested to give Old family toothbrush It is doubtful if any collegian was the readers of the Tiger some dope Abbreviated bathing suit ever more widely exploiteu than Kil- on the progress of the horseshoe Oilcloth coat and back warmer linger. A star on the gridiron, one pitchers. Those desiring informa- Brother's tennis racquet o fthe greatest running backs of all tion are referred to the Nincompoop Packard shoes and hike breeches time, he was touted to go as big on who is an expert on this subject of Sunday go to meeting suit—the the diamond. barnyard golf. only one Hugo Bezdek former Pittsburg CLEMSON College spirit and pep-saturate manager, now coach at . Penn State With Carolina, Newberry and yourself a man who knows a ball player when Davidson here in our own front yard You'll need these at Blue Ridge. he sees one, pronounced Killinger and Erskine in the Holy City Satur- ready. Bezdek was positive his pro- day, this will be a week long to be What The College is Doing. BLUE RIDGE tege would make good from the start. remembered by the baseball fan. Every major league club num- To a majority of students the two bered four or more collegians on its Which reminds us that we have words "Blue Ridge" don't mean roster when the spring training trip got to win all those games and to do RESIDENT INSTRUCTION AND PUBLIC SERVICE much. To those men who have been was started. The above are just a this will require the wohle-hearted to this place it stands out an an ideal few of the highly touted "Rah" support of every son of Clemsc^n. spot, never to be forgotten. To de- "Rah" athletes. Will you give them yours? Resident Instruction includes work in— scribe this place accurately is a diffi- Yet it appears that a youngster (a) Agricultural Department cult task. It is situated about twen- who seldom broke into print, whose CLEMSON TAKES (b) Academic Department college deeds were entirely over- ty miles east of Ashville in the Blue TWO FROM P. C. (c) Chemistry Department Ridge mountains of the "Old North looked, has the best chance to win a ■ State." Blue Ridge stands as a berth on a major league club. (Coatinuad from first jage) (d) Engineering Department y I have in mind Norman McMillan, (e) Military Department monument to the efforts of Dr. W. BOX SCORE D. Weatherford ,now president of who is certain to break into the box (f) Textile Department Clemson the Southern College of Y. M. C. A. score of many a New York Yankee (g) Summer School To this conference ground come each game this summer. AB R H PO A E year hundreds of the finest men and Down South no one knows Mc- Herron If 4 2 12 0 0 2. Public Service— women from the different Southern Millan as Norman. He has acquired Woodward 2b 5 0 2 7 5 1 Colleges and Universities. Here that form of recognition since going Reames rf 5 13 10 0 (a) Agricultural Research Includes experimental and re- these students come in contact with to the majors. Through the South Turnipseed lb 4 1 1 10 0 0 search work at the college; branch experiment stations each other and at the same time sit McMillan is just plain "Bub." Salley ss 3 0 0 10 1 at Summerville and Florence; co-operative experimental Gibson cf 4 2 2 0 0 0 under some of the world's most fam- McMillan by the way, is an all- work with individual farmers; and publications. ous men. To hear these noted speak- wool collegian. He is a graduate of Murr 3b 4 0 2 12 1 ers is alone worth far more than the Clemson College. Through the South Keel c 4 115 2 0 (b) Extension Service Includes county agent work; agri- Clemson means something in an aca- Boozer p 3 10 0 6 0 expenses of the trip. There are large cultural club work; specialists' work; agricultural numbers of returned missionaries demic as well as athletic way. Swetenburg p 10 0 0 1 0 who tell of actual conditions in the For three years McMillan starred publications; agricultural lectures; and advisory cor- various foreign fields. Subjects of on the 'varsity baseball team at Totals 37 8 12 27 15 3 respondence. The home demonstration work Is direct- vital interest to the student Y. M. C. Clemson which was coached by Ved- Presbyterian College ed by Winthrop College. A. are taken up. Another interest- der Sutton, former big league star. AB R H PO A E ing feature of the Student Conference Clemson hopes to cut quite a Galloway cf 4 12 2 0 0 (c) Fertilizer Inspection and Analysis. is the athletic program Clemson swath in Southern football circles the Williamson rf 4 10 110 came second in the list of schools tak- coming season. Dr. E. J. Stewart Moore c 4 0 2 8 0 0 (d) Live Stock Sanitary Work includes cattle tick eradica- ing part last year.. Four hours was recently appointed athletic di- Brown lb _ 4 1 3 11 1 1 tion; tuberculosis eradication; hog cholera control; and every afternoon are spent in athle- rector. He will coach in football. Holliday ss 3 0 12 3 1 Matherson f .„ 4 0 0 110 investigation, control and quarantine of contagious dis- tics. Ten days at Blue Ridge will Stewart is best known as the head of eases. . mean to you more than any other the old Massillon (Ohio) Tigers. Henderson 3b 4 0 3 110 Warner 2b 3 0 0 14 0 ten days of your life. Don't put off Later he coached with success at (e) Crop Pest Work is a protection against Importation of going until your senior year. You University of Nebraska and Oregon Hannah p 2 0 0 0 10 don't' know what you have missed Agricultural College. Lewis p 2 0 0 0 0 0 diseased plants, seeds and nursery stock. until you attend a conference. Ask Plans are now on foot to take the any man you know who has been Totals 34 3 112712 2 (f) Miscellaneous includes scholarships; building plans for 1922 Clemson football team to Hono- Summary:—Earned runs, Clemson 7, rural schools; and manufacture of State flags at cost there. Take his advice and become lulu during the Christmas holidays. a delegate from Tigertown. P. C. 1; Two base hits Murr, Moore, for schools. The South is naturally proud that Brown, Herron, Reames, Gibson; "Bub" McMillan has shown the way Three base hit, Turnipseed; Home A LETTER for the other collegians in the majors runs, Gibson; Struck out by—Boozer Clemson College, of course, is more 2, Swetenburg 3, Hannah 1, Lewis 0. THE WHOLE STATE IS THE COLLEGE CAMPUS Clemson College, S. C. than proud and rightly so. Some interesting side lights of April 26, 1922 McMillan has proved that ability the game were "Cupid" Swetenburg To Parents,— not press agenting, is the stuff that and Turnips girl at the depot, we Every year at Blue Ridge, N. C. makes good. only have one ladies man on our Club Student Enrollment over 1,000. there is held a conference of the As a matter of fact overtouting is new, Dick carrying off the honors in southern Y. M. C. A. students. This the biggest handicap most youngsters flying colors. Preacher Martin has W. M. RIGGS, PRESIDENT year the conference will be held have to overcome. McMillan was not no record at all of Turnipseed falling The Clemson Agricultural College so hampered. from June 13—23. This conference down between third and home after Clemson College, S. C. is attended anually by more than (Note:—McMillan is now playing hitting a home run but Capt Durfee 500 of the best students in our South- regularly for the Yankees in center- has a complete account of the whole land. It affords opportunity for field. He is batting in clean-up posi- thing so records still hold good in as mission and Bible study, for enlight- tion and is hitting well above 400. much as we still have records of ment and discussion on the religeons At present time he is leading the Yan- every thing that takes place during of the world, and for the association kees in batting averages.—Editor.) our base ball season.