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:T- VOL. XXI ,Clemsoii College, S. O. SEPTEMBER 23, 1935 No. 2 OLD AGRICULTURAL HALL BEING 1» P. C. GAME WILL OPEN Dr. G. D. Heath GRID SEASON SATURDAY BDILT AS LIB RARY BUILDING Resigns Place
Takes Additional Studies at New Tiger Team Almost Ready John Hopkins for Bluestockings; Clinton PLANS PERFECTED FOR Team Primed Dr. George Dawson Heath, Col- CLEMSONjiOJECOMING lege Surgeon, is resigning here and The lair of the Tiger is all aroai will leave Clemson within the next with the prospect of the opening Old Tigers to Rally to Lair on week. He will go to Baltimore, football game against P. C. Satur- where he intends to take special day. Not since the Auburn game Day of Auburn Football studies in Public Health at Johns year before last has Tigertown been Classic Hopkins University. so enthused and stirred up over The resignation of Dr. Heath the first game of the year. On Plans for a rousing celebration comes as a distinct surprise to A Riggs Field at 3:30 P. M. Satur- of Homecoming Day when the Ti- people of Clemson, but he stated to day the clash will be called. gers of Clemson and the Tigers of a representative of The Tiger that H. .1. Stegeman, Georgia's veteran Auburn meet on the gridiron, Octo- he has been contemplating the step Urector of athletics, will officiate ber 3, are rapidly being completed for some time. at the game. Probably one of the by college authorities and officers Public Health and preventive largest crowds of the season will of the Alumni Association. medicine have long been the lines witness this gruelling contest, for The big feature of the day will in which Dr. Heath has been most a great deal of doubt seems to exist of course be the football game. But interested. He took a Master of in the minds of South Carolina fane other interesting events will be in- Science degree, specializing in that as to its outcome. cluded on the program, besides the work, at the University of Michi- The supporters of the Bluestock- informal gathering of friends which gan after he was retired from the ings will float from far and near, will take place that day all over the Actual construction" work on the book shelving, which wil be pattern- Army, and he now plans to take and naturally the Clemson cohorts campus. library building, formerly Agricul- ed after the same arrangement in the doctor's degree in Public Health of the Purple and Gold will gather At 11 A. M. on the morning of tural Hall, which was destroyed by use in the Congregational Library at Hopkins. on their own field. the big Tiger-Tiger classic, a cele- fire last spring, will begin the com- at Washington. Tiers of steel shel? Dr. Heath has been in charge of P. C. has been stirred to a pitch bration will be held by the old ing week, according to one of the ing are designed to be erected from the medical department of Clemson over Clemson, and the Tigers of grads in the college chapel. Dr. Pi. officials in charge of the work. To the ground for three full building for slightly over four years. He course will have no such happenings W. Sikes, Clemson's president, will date the workmen have busied floors in height without any inter- succeeded Dr. A. M. Redfern as Both sides can't be awarded the de- themselves with tearing down some mediate building floors, these be- surgeon here. Before coming to ision, but both can see their teams. of the old walls, removing rubbish ing supplied by a system of slate Clemson, Dr. Heath served in the put up a never-ceasing fight. Th& THE INVITATION from the interior of the building, slabs that will be fastened to th& medical corps of the United Stats Bluestockings will fight this year and otherwise preparing the build- uprights of the shelving at any in- Army, and was retired with the ing for reconstruction. termediate point. Thus the actual rank of a Captain. as in the past and the Tigers will " 'Tis sweet to hear the watch dog's honest bark bleed and die before they yield an Only the outside walls of the old number of floors can be changed as Dr. Heath will begin his work'at Bay deep-mouthed welcome as we draw near desired and the ordinary three flooi Johns Hopkins next week. inch. home, Agricultural Hall will be utilized Squad Improves for the new structure, which, when building can in this department b& No announcement has been made 'Tis sweet to know there Is an eye will mark made five floors in height or one by college authorities as to the se- The Clemson varsity squad has Our coming, and look brighter when we come." completed, will be fireproof thru- shown marked improvement in the out. floor. curing of a new surgeon. last few days, and by the end- of Come back home and see Th<> It is expected that the building —W. W. B. Tiger come forth from his lair to Prof. Rudolph E. Lee, head of the will be completed early next year. the week it should be a compara- drawing division, at Clemson, is the tively smooth running machine. The do a battle royal. Come back to It will also be used to house the see the fine litter of whelps litter- architect for the new building, agricultural department until a new line is husky, and the backs are while C. M. Guest, of Anderson, is showing much speed. In the P. ed in '25. Come back again to hear contractor. Agricultural Hall can be erected, the Tiger growl and the whelpi which, college officials hope, will COLLEGE NIGHT IS C. game, the Clemson eleven, for - the most part inexperienced, will be yell. It will do you good to rene * One feature of the library build- be at an early date. given their first test under fire. your spirit. Has the summer been ing wil be the arrangement of the —T. F. A. hot and debilitating? A Tiger yell The Corps of Cadets is behind number of votes were chosen to ENJOYED BY CADETS the team to a man, and the team will make your nerves tingle and Sophomores Hold Primary; your heart thrill, will dispel the run in the final election which is will respond to every cheer. So Final Election to Follow to be held at a later date. The beware, Bluestockings. gloom and strengthen you for yout _ It is impossible to say definitely own battles. Take a day off and candidates who remain in the race Comedians Get Big Hand; Rats what the line-up for Clemson will feel again "the sheer joy of living." are as follows: Sing and Tiger Pep E. W. Sikes, President.. Members of the Sophomore class For president: J. R. Rutledge and be. Coach Saunders or Coach Gil- Runs Wild lam, neither knows himself. So Clemson College, S. C. yesterday voted in their first formal A. P. Wylie. Vice President: C. E. (Continued on page 6) election, conducted by secret ballot. Britt and A. C. Link. Secretary Only the primary election was held, and treasurer: J. C. Hair and W. address the visiting alumni. Garj in which the two nominees for each N. Martin. Historian; B. R. Moore An evening of fun and pleasure Finklea, captain of the football office who received the highest and M. B. Farrar. was spent last Wednesday in the SENIORS ELECT MEN team, and W. A. ("Bud") Farmer, college chapel by the members of president of the Senior Class, will the corps and many people of the also be on hand to say a few words "TAPS"—YOUR ANNUAL campus. Mirth reigned supreme, TO SIT IN COUNCIL each. A number of prominent aided by its two black-face knighti of fooldom, "Spec"' Farrar and Tom alumni are also expected to speak. A word of explanation is due all cadets who haven't a full An informal get-together of fa- Meacham, and the ever humorous Voting for the first time by secret Fred Leitzsey. ballots, members of the Senior Class culty and alumni will be held just knowledge of what "Taps" is. "Taps" is an annual publication Monday night selected nine men following the celebration on the by the students and for the students in the form of a book that One of the features of the pro- who will, with "Bud" Farmer the portico of the main building, after gram was a selection of songs ren- class president, sit in the joint which the visiting men wll be guests contains pictures and accounts of almost every student organi- dered by a number of freshmen council of the three upper classes in the mess hall for dinner. zation. who intend trying for the glee club. "Holtzy's'' call for "song birds" re- The men elected Monday from the All over the campus that day The full value of this annual can not be estimated in dollars nineteen nominees on the ticket little knots of old Tigers wil gathe» sulted in the assembling of about were W. W. Bryan, W. R. Elliott, round and discuss the old days and and cents. It is a memory book, trebled in contents and com- twenty freshmen on the stage, tenors, basses, altos, and sopranos, D. R. Ergle, G. H. Green, C. E. their many pals, and the prospects position. It is a book that contains everything you wish to re- Hawkins, F. B. Leitzsey, C. A. Mc- for the game which will be about to but mostly "alsos." However, Gill, J. R. Paulling, and J. Q. Wray. be staged on Riggs Field. These member, but it is made up by artists instead of incompetent in- these songs proved that we have W. A. Farmer, president of the friendly sessions are one of the big dividuals. Its value increases with the years. some singing "rats" to bolster up class will be the tenth Senior re- joys of reunions. our glee club this year. presentative. Every old Tiger who can possibly It is your duty to buy a volume. The book isn't edited for After a number of leaders of Members of the class before cast- do so should return to Clemson selfish gain. It is published for you because you need it. Not a different activities had been intro- ing their balots, took a solemn for Homecoming Day. A fine time duced to the freshmen, the meet- oath not to be governed by friend- is insured for every visitor, and cent of profit is made anywhere in its publication. ing was turned into a pep meeting, ship alone in marking their tickets. the football game wil be a great Now is the time to pay for your subscription. Dues pile up and a pep meeting it was. Aided This was the first election the Class scrap. by the inspiring music of the col- has ever held by the ballot method. —W. W. B. as the year progresses. You have more money now than you lege band, the walls of the college The men were well pleased with will later. Apply that refund to the best cause. Any one on chapel reverberated with loud re- sonance as the cadets marched out the working of the plan, and intend "Grammatically Speaking'' the staff will take your payment. to continue It. He: "May I kiss you?" upon the parade grounds to the The senior councilmen wil meet She: "No, no." Wednesday night is the time for the big drive. Get your tunes of "When the Sons of Clem- soon with the representatives elect- But he kissed her anyway, for money ready, because the boys will be around to see you Wed- son Fall in Line" and "How We'll ed by the Junior and Sophomore had he not been taught that two Ride Old P. C. on the Rail.' classes. negatives make a positive? nesday night. "Eventually why not now." (Continued on page 5) PAGE TWO THE TIGER SEPTEMBER 23, 1925
always has been an artist at satirs, and he has worthy assistants. WORK ON "TAPS", TIGER ANNUAL, Sudlow has charge of one of the meanest and most exacting depart- ments, clubs and classes, and it is SWINGS INTO FULL STRIDE FAST in this division that "Taps" usually finds much delay. County and city liott Hall, who finished Clemson in clubs should organize now. Indivi- Management Working With 1924. He occupies a high position dual pictures and group pictures "HE ROARS FOR CLEMSON" Brilliant Staff for Record- and promises us the very best they have been a drag on the Taps for have. years. It is just as easy to organize^ Founded by the Class of 1907 and published weekly, during the college Breaking Book Capable Staff and collect money for Taps space] session, by the Corps of Cadets of Clemson College. G. W. Gignilliat heads the staff now as it will be later. With the managerial department as editor-in-chief, while Gilbert Beauty Section Subscription, $1.50 the year. The beauty section is going to be Advertising rates on request humming on all of its powerful Jackson, as business manager, tops cylinders and the other departments the managerial side of the works. the pet of the staff this year. All Entered as Second Class matter at the Post Office at Clemson College chiming in on every revolution of He is aided in his work by Ernest prejudice and partiality will be obli- South Carolina. the machine, "Taps" the Tiger Carpenter, assistant business mana- terated because some artist of na- annual, is swinging forward in her ger. tional repute will select the pictures W. W. BRYAN Editor-in-Chief yearly race with time and the pub- Enoch Cudd and R. E. Smith are that will be in this section. If you J. B. CAUGHMAN _ Business Manager lishers. slinging an efficient art brush this, have a good looking girl, get her T. F. ACKER I , . _,.,. The annual is coming off the year, and their names should guar- picture and send it in. You can't D H ROSS f Associate Editors press not later than May fifteenth antee the quality of the art decora, find a better method of reaching J. K. AVENT ■her heart. Freshmen have the same Athletic Editors this year. The staff does not offer tions in the annual. Bil Elliott is W. C. BROWN this as a promise but as a positive "doping" out new ways of handling privilege as anyone else in this re- R. H. MITCHELL Associate Athletic Editor assertion. the photo department, and useless spect. But get those pictures in J. A. WARREN Social Editor Jacobs and Company, who are delay and unsatisfactory appoint- soon. Don't wait! Make up youi J. H. BAKER Club News Editor publishing "Taps,' intend to use ments will not exist this year. "Long mind now—be decisive. H. L. BALDWIN Y. M. C. A. Editor our annual as a booster copy. This John" Walker is lending his loftj F. B. LEITZSEY Joke Editor means that they are going to get ideals and plans (something ovei "I suppose you enjoy your daugh- L. E. CROMER > it out ahead of the other annuals six feet) to the staff as associate ter having so many young men com- J. A. MILLNG J Associate Joke Editors so that they can use it to secure editor, and this means that loaf- ing to see her?'' J. KBRSHAW I more contracts. With everything ing won't be known in his depart- "Oh, I get a kick out of it now G. E. METZ [ Staff Reporters and everybody pulling for an early ment. and then." CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT! edition of the book, there should Leitzsey, Hawkins, and Farmer S. M. McKEOWN Circulation Manager not be the slightest delay. Clem- represent three of the best men You never can tell said the bandit son has a friend with Jacobs and in the satire department that the as he shot the only witness to his G H' B^ODIE30""1 [ Associate Circulation Managers Company staff in the person of El- staff has possessed in years. Fred crime.
EDITORIAL The football season gets under way Saturday afternoon. The \ Tigers have a tough opponent, Presbyterian College, for the opener. Every Tiger student should be right behind his team, yelling every minute.
That was the real Tigerism in chapel Monday night. Such pep will boost the Purple and Gold to the top. Turn out, every- body, for the rallies in chapel Wednesday and Friday nights. Let that Tiger team know that you expect them to rip the Blue- stockings into tiny shreds.
KEEP THOSE PRIVILEGES A big step forward for Clemson came recently when the Ca- det Eegulations were modified so as to give the boys new privi- leges. One of these was the authorization of visiting by under- classmen for the purpose of study only. The slight freedom allowed by this modification has resulted in some disorder in barracks during study hours. Some cadet officers, in fact, are ready to recommend that because of this trouble, the privilege be revoked. However, most of the cadet officers feel that the rest of the Corps will cooperate sufficiently to merit the continuation of the privilege. Colonel Cole agrees — vital in electrical with the viewpoint that the thing can be made a success, and he is not by any means ready to change the order which granted '3 '00 the privileges. During the next few weeks, the future status of the privi- "41-7-27-3, "sings out the quarterback; and leges will be determined. It is up to every man to use them le- the football goes on towards a touchdown. gitimately and not to create disorder, so that they will not be "Madison Square'82198," says a voice in revoked. A backward step now would be a calamity, and it San Francisco; and a message starts on its must not be forced. way across the continent. But the similarity between football and Homecoming Day will be cele- of which Clemson is also a member. brated on the Clemson campus Victory over the South Carolina the communication art doesn't stop there. October 3. A cordial invitation to state eleven is highly to be desired, In each case signals have unleashed a great every old Tiger has ben issued by but victory over the Plainsmen of the college authorities. The Tiger Auburn would crown the Purple and force. Coordination has scored the goal. hopes that a huge gathering of old Gold with laurels not to be obtain- And this was made possible only through grads will return to the lair of the ed in this state. Tiger on the big day. All will have Filled with tradition, the Tiger- years of preparation. In one instance, on the a big time and see the classic game Tiger battle between Clemson and gridiron. In the other, in the college class- with the Tigers of Auburn. Auburn, is a clash to be fought with every drop of Tiger blood. The old room and the laboratories of industry. The interest taken in the various boys will be here for Homecoming That, in short, is why men who've learned student elections in the last few Day. Let them see the Tigers of weeks and the care with which they Clemson scrap the everlasting day- their fundamentals and how to apply them have been handled have been a light out of the Tigers of Auburn. at the snap of a signal are qualifying for credit to each of the three classes. It is to be hoped that the new of- Congratulations are due to L. G. positions of leadership in the greatest field ficers and councilmen will succeed Trimmier for his excellent showing in putting student affairs on a bet- in the National Rifle matches at of signals known to man — the field of ter basis. Camp Perry, Ohio, where he com- communication. peted as a member of the R. O. T. This is "Taps" Week. Have you C. team from the 6acond Corps done your part toward helping the Area. Clemson annual? Subscribe right now. Cadet» with * hankering to play the gran'* old game of golf will be BEAT AUBURN welcome* i»to th« membership of Just now athletic attention is cen- the Clemson Colleg* Country Club. tered on the opening game with P. If you have the disease, don'f fail C But while it is true the Blue- to become * membw. stockings must be defeated, still the most important clash comes a week Clemson was sieved to learn of the death of Colonel Ezra B. Fuller, Clemson and Auburn are old ri- a former commandant, who died vals And Auburn is a leading last week. He was greatly admired team in the Southern Conference, here. zr^r SEPTEMBER 23, 1925 THE TIGER PAGE THREE JUNIOR OFFICERS STUDENT HANDBOOK EXCELLENT BAND IS ELEGTED BY NEW ISSUED BYY.M.G, A, FAST BEING FORMED 2 Handy Manual of Valuable In- X t Ed Freeman Directs Tiger SYSTEMJJF VOTING formation Distributed 1 t Wind-Jammers as They By "Y" t T W. C. Brown is President; New- Manufacture Music i T man, Reynolds and Baker The 1925-26 edition of the Clem- X t Other Officers son Tiger Student Handbook hah been distributed to all cadets fret With a big enrollment of high- t T class musical talent, the Clemson FOR SALE by the Y. M. C. A. Like former T At the recent meeting of the band promises to be an organization t editions, this handy little volume, Junior Class the old method of presents in tabloid form a world of which the whole school will bs ♦♦♦ QUALITY BELTS WITH LIFE-TIME SILVER ♦£ electing officers was done away of information invaluable to tht proud. Last year under the capable with and a new method initiated. ♦♦♦ Clemson student. direction of Prof. Ed Freeman, the BUCKLES. An election was then held by the T Officers of the Young Men's band was an organization bringing X new method and the following class i Christian Association deserve a much credit to the college. This officers chosen by the men of '27: year prospects are even brighter, £ CLEMSON BLOCK LETTERS. W. C. ("Buck") Brown, president; great deal of credit for the editing T of this book. P. B. Holtzendorff, and Clemson expects to have the C. C. Newman, vice-president; C. best band in the state. M. ("Pete") Reynolds, secretary- Jr., is general secretary of the as- sociation, R. H. Smith, of the class Prof Freeman plans to cut down % GENUINE HORSE-HIDE BELTS 1-4 inch thick.*:* treasurer; and J. H. Baker, his- of '25, is assistant secretary, and the number of men in the regular torian. E. H. Jordan, a member of the band, and the second-string men By the old method, officers were Senior Class, is president. will be called in to fill places in X ARMY LOCKERS elected by a rising vote in open meet- Following frontispiece views of the first band as they apply them- ing. In the recent election four the Y. M. C. A. Building and the selves and according tc their tal- t men were nominated for each office Main College Building, the hand- ents. In other words the band will ♦> ARMY AND HOB-NAIL SHOES in an open meeting of the class. The be run like the foot-ball teams; men following Friday the class voted for book is divided into departments. These include: General, which gives will be moved from one to the the nominees by secret ballot. As Y much information about various other according to their ability. *! ARMY SHIRTS, HATS, ETC. t each man voted his name was check- ♦ phases of the college, including a Already work has begun and there «*► ed from the class roll. One hundred T message of welcome from President is promise of a good concert in the and thirty-one votes were cast practi- E. W. Sikes; Y. M. C. A., which near future. It is also reroored MEMORY BOOKS, WATCH FOBS, PENNANTS, T cally every man voting. This was tells of the activities of the Chris that there will be a band stand built t a big improvement over the old tian Association at Clemson; Athle- on the campus for the musicians. method as it gave the voters time X FOUNTAIN PENS, ETC. T tic, which gives information and The dance orchestra, better to think about the candidates, to I T pictures of Tiger teams and Cap- known as the "Jungaleers," pro- ♦♦♦ ♦♦♦ get acquainted, and a chance to tains of the different sports; and mises to be quite an organization ♦♦♦ We handle everything you want in the Army orj^ judge the men. Organizations and Publications, itself. Guy Hutchins is directing The men nominated were taken which gives descriptions of the the orchestra and Guv is .liiite. a drug lines- We are agents for the U. S. Army Stores as representative men of the class various clubs, societies, and publi- musician. Several times last week 1 i and as it was also necessary to cations. melodious strains of "jazz" floated % and L. C. Martin Drug Company. elect ten men to represent the class T Blanks are provided in the hand- up from tra j. ess ha.l and it sound- in the student council, the ten men book for an identification card, the ed good. T having the greatest number of ♦♦♦ "Service for You." student's class schedule and record The Con-'.or- Orchestra has not votes were elected to this council. T of class standing, and the schedules completed it's organization as yet, T Besides the four officers the coun- and records of the teams. in foot- but will make appearance soon. H. T cilmen are as follows: L. E. Cromer, ball, baseball, and track. E. Gaffney is manager of the or- f J. K. Avent, J. N. King, D. H. Ross, No Tiger should be without this chestra. The director has not been H. E. Russell, and M. H. Hendee. t T valuable book. The .Y M. C. A. named yet. The Sophomore class is follow- All of these organizations are SEE W. R. ELLIOTT wil be glad to present a copy to T ing the lead of the class of '27 and cadets who has not already received run directly by the students, with T judging from the "politicking" go- the exception of the band, and t one. ing on, there will soon be an elec- —W. W. B. am invitation to practice is extend- T OR CALL BY ROOMS 501 OR 902 t tion of officers in the class of '28. ed to all students who wish to try f —J. K. for a place on any or all of them. t IS SELECT —J. K. ♦♦♦~*~t~$~*~*~t~*^ IL BALGAR ARRIVE
DANCE OFFICERS ~y£B 3EC FOR ARMY DUTY I OOLF CLUB PROVIDES The old members of the las> New Sergeant Expected Soon year's Sophomore Dancing Club met FOR SCOTTISH GAME to Train Drum and Bugle on last Thursday morning and or- ganized the Junior Dancing Club. Course Improved and Cadets Corps Officers were elected who are now V t planning for a big dance sometime Welcomed to Membership First Lieutenant Paul G. Balcar, inthe near future. The following men were selected in Country Club new officer assigned by the United s k M J j*--, /','-"■ ' , \ ■: i V J., '■'. States Army to the Department of to hold office for this year: H. E. Military Science and Tactics at ("Shorty") Russell, president; J. The royal and ancient Scottish Clemson, arrived here Sunday night A. ("Shine") Milling, vice president, pastime of golf, which began to and took up his duties Monday. Caldwell Jones, secretary and trea- sweep the Clemson campus last Lieutenant Balcar will be the surer. spring when the Clemson College tactical officer in charge of the Se- This same group of men, although Country Club was organized, is cond Battalion of the cadet regi- uuder different officers, staged ont. gaining even more devotees this* ment, and he will teach some of of the best dances of last year, so A Protein Feed That Pays the classes in military science now everyone may expect a good one fall. Many improvements have been being handled by Lieutenant John- this year. They hope to have their made in the nine-hole course, and Corn Gluten Feed—23% Protein son. His rank on the college facul- first hop about three weeks after officers of the club will welcome ty will be that of assistant profes- the Senior Dance. All cadets who "Almost Wholly Digestible" new members, either cadets or sor of military science and tactics. dance should watch for the announ people of the community. Dues are Coming to Clemson from Fort cement of this hop so they may Corn Gluten Feed is a profitable protein ingredient Sam Houston, Texas, Lieutenant make their plans. very reasonable. —J. A. W. Prof. S. M. Martin has been presi- for every ration. Successful feeders in 3 2 States are Balcar is well fitted for his duties dent of the club since its organi- feeding it regularly. These practical men know its here, being a graduate of the Uni- zation, and Mr. J. T. Foy, of the versity of Iowa and the United September Issue of Alumnus value. It pays them to feed it. Chemistry Department, succeeded States Infantry School at Fort Ben- Just Issued to Tiger Grads Prof. W. D. Reed as secretary when One or more feeding experiments with Corn Gluten ning, Georgia. Reed left for California last spring. Feed in the ration will make your school work more New Sergeant Expected These two efficient officers are as- Another enlisted man will be add- interesting and profitable to you. There are several The September issue of The Clem- sisted by a grounds committee head- ed to the personnel of the military good reasons why this is so. son Alumnus is just off the press, ed by Prof. J. T. McAlister. Othei department soon, as Colonel O. R. carrying a number of items of mucu members of this committee, which Corn is grown in all the States. It is worth more Cole is in communication with interest to graduates of the col- is in charge of the development cu than any other farm crop. We need corn more than corps area headquarters in regard lege. It is being mailed free to to the selection of a sergeant to be the links, are Prof. R .K. Eaton, anything else grown on the farm, and without it we all alumni whose addresses are on Prof. A. G. Shanklin, Prof. Henry sent here. The new sergeant will file in the office of the association. would almost starve. come here for a few months from Rankin, and Prof. Mialcolm E. Two important items of news Campbell. The product of corn most needed by the farmer and the 8th or the 22nd Infantry for carried are the details of the Home the purpose of training the Clem- This grounds committe has the feeder is Corn Gluten Feed. A ton of it contains as coming Day celebration to be held eourse in excellent shape, consider- son drum and bugle corps. A non- on October 3, and the plans for a much protein as 2^ tons of corn and also the natural commissioned officer who is special- ing the fact that the drought this new alumni directory to be publish- summer has made it hard for the salts of five tons of the whole grain. ly fitted for this work wil be as- ed in the near future. A large signed and Colonel Cole hopes to grass on the fairways to do well. Corn Gluten Feed is palatable and safe. It is never given number of personal items about old Plans are now being considered to as medicine nor has it ever caused abortion or blindness. Some have a crack outfit of drummers Tigers is also published. and buglers developed. lengthen some of the shorter holea dairymen feed it straight for high production tests. The publication is edited by E. of the course so as to make th« You are going to help the farmer get the most out of his corn G. Parker, secretary of the Alumni yardage approximately standard for FIRST SERGEANTS ORGANIZE Association. crop. This Research Bureau can be of great service to you, and z nine-hole course. we want to tell you about it. On Tuesday morning the First Many faculty members are fol- They were on their honeymoon, lowing the little white pill around Write us today and we will send you our bulletins and show Sergeant's Club for this year was what we are doing in our nation-wide campaign for better feeding. organized. An able set cf officers and had been riding nearly all day. the links, and quite a few students was elected to assure its progress At last the train passed through have joined in the sport. Special for the session, and an interesting a tunnel a half mile long. When membership rates to cadets ar& Associated Corn Products Manufacturers five dollars, for the session and speech was made by the newly elect- they came out both looked rather Feed Research Department ed president. mussed. Major Martin, president of the club, Hugh C. Van Pelt, Director extended a special invitation to the The following officers were elect- "Just think.'' said he, "it cost 208 South La Salle St., Chicago, IVL ed: J. A. Milling, president; H. K. three milion dollars to dig that cadets to become members when he Brabham, vice-president; and J. W. tunnel." spoke about the club in chapel re- 3EG 3EE 3EE SEE Green, secretary and treasurer.> "But it wa» worth it, wasn't It cently— —W .W. B. ' —J. H. B. dear?" she cooed. iGE FOUR THE TIGER SEPTEMBER 23, 1925
CLUBS AND SOCIETIES Y. M. C. A. NOTES CAMPUS NOTES TIGER SONGS AND YELLS LEARN THEM AND USE THEM COLUMBIAN MEETS AGAIN By Joe As a result of the canvass by On Friday evening the Colum- the Y. M. C. A. last Thursday night., Mr. Richard Martin, '24, recently WHEN THE SONS OF CLEMSON • • • • bian Literary Society held it3 meet- $168.00 cash has been turned in. spent a short while with his parents FALL IN LINE Skyrocket ing. Many members made short Much more is pledged. These but has now gone to Lake Worth, (Tune—Washington and Lee Swing) -(Whistle) Boom! Rah! speeches consisting of a few words pledges are to be paid Thursday Florida where he will spend the When the sons of Clemson fall In T-I-G-E-R-S! of encouragement for the society. night. The following companies winter. line Say ! The plans for the coming year were now lead in the cash turned in: Mrs. Hoke Sloan entertained at We're going to win this game an- Say what? announced. The general atmos- Co. G—?30.00 her home on last Tuesday night other time, That's what? phere that prevailed during the Co. E—$22.00 with six tables of bridge, in honor For the C. A. C. I Yell! I Yell! What's what? meeting points toward a successful Co. A—$20.42 of Miss Carrie Foy and Mrs. F. M. For the C-L-E-M-S-O-N I Yell! I— That's what they all say! year for the Columbian. Band—$16.00 Kinard. The house was very artis- yell! What's what they all say? New members admitted into the The winning company will be tically decorated with ferns and So fight! fight! fight for every Tigers! Tigers! Tigers— society were A. A. Walsh, W. P. given a free picture show. zennias. An ice course was served yard, * * • • Timmerman, M. M. Reinach, after the game. Circle the ends and hit the line Tiger Rah F. E. Kirkley, R. F. Nalley, and L. The members of the Book club hard. Tiger Rah-—Tiger Rah! |. Thompson. At Vesper Service Sunday night met on last Wednesday morning We'll rub old Furman's head right Tiger Gr-rrrrrrrrrrr! —W. C. B. Rev. W. J. Speaks of Spartanburg, at the home of Mrs. D. H. Henry, in the. sod TIGERS! gave an interesting and instructive and were delightfully entertained Oh. So hard, C. A. C. * • • • talk on Industrial Conditions in by Miss Margaret Sadler. A very * * * * Roar For Clemaon HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY South Carolina. delicious ice course was served. Oo-00-oo-oo-oo-Rah! —H. L. B. Mrs. Frank Anderson entertain- Rah, Old Clemson, Rah Oo-00-oo-oo-oo-Rah! The Horticultural Society held ed the Thursday Bridge club on Rah, for the Purple and the Gold Oo-00-oo-oo-oo-Rah! Its first meeting on Tuesday even- Wednesday morning of last week. Rah, Rah, Rah, Rah, (Whistle) ing. Talks concerning
COLLEGE NIGHT IS EN- JOYED BY CADETS (Continued from page 1) DROP INTO The following cadets were intro duced to the crowd by "Holtzy:" 1. Gary Finklea, Cadet Colonel and Captain of Football. THE DUGOUT 2. W. W. Bryan, Editor of "The FOR Tiger." 3. Fred Leitzsey, Editor of "The Chronicle.'' G. W. Gignilliat, Editor in Chief COLD DRINKS ICE CREAM of "Taps" 4. Leaders of Orchestras: Hutchins CANDIES SANDWICHES and Hutchins 5. Leader and Captain of Band: Ramsey Ergle. IN THE "Y" POOL ROOM 6. E. H. Jordan, President of Y. M. C. A. and Captain of the Cross Country Track. 7. C. A. McGill, Captain of Base- SUBSCRIBE NOW TO ball. Soph: "Why does Carter Newman "Fatty" Fleming: "Will you 8. "Frog" Palmer, Captain of Bas- wear his hat at such a rakish angle? please pass the Gilbert gravy?" ketball. THE SUNDAY ATLANTA JOURNAL r Rat:—"Oh, I suppose it's to run 9. Wallace Roy, Captain of Track. the surplus water off of his brains." The Best Paper in the South For Come down on the sophoteria 10. W. A. Farmer, President of hall—Bottom floor of new barracks. Senior Class. 85 sophs, one Junior and two —D. H. R. SPORT NEWS \ ♦ Model Editor for College Paper Seniors. Freshmen are welcome. SAA A college editor should be a Don't be bashful. superman endowed with the pati- ence of Job, the editorial ability of Enoch Cudd: How many kinds of Horace Greely, the managing and LESSON OHURGHE CULLUM OR SYKES milk are there? directing ability of Charles Schwab, Art Prof: Why there's condensed IN ROOM 162 the diplomacy of Woodrow Wilson, milk and evaporated milk—-but why the judicial qualities of former do you ask. GALL NEW PASTORS Chief Justice Marshall; he needs Enoch: Well, I was drawing a the dignity and philosophy of So- picture of a cow and I wanted to ! crates, the agnostic tendencies of ♦ ♦ know how many faucets to put on Rev. Croach Accepts Presbyte- f SEE Ingersoll, he should have the liter- her. ary ability of Shakespeare, and the rian Call and Rev. Kolb T lack of conscience of Amy Lowell. Baptist In addition to the few qualifica- Prof.—Give for one year the t "JUDGE" KELLER T number of tons of coal shipped out J Before Buying T tions, he needs the physique of Rev. Sidney J. L. Crouch, lately of the U. S. Jack Dempsey, the nerve of a hold- of Montreat, N. C, and Rev. E. C. T CLEMSON BELTS, PENNANTS, MEMORY BOOKS T up man, and Edison's ability to do "Kit" Hane: 1492, none Kolb, former pastor at Pauline, S. AND NOVELTIES T without sleep. His brain should C.,- have accepted calls from two be so constituted that he could ab- Clemson College churches. t T Cadets We Admire I HAVE A COMPLETE LINE OF SUNDRIES THAT EVERY sorb the essentials of a twenty- Those who talk faster than they Rev. Crouch succeeds Rev. John T credit course by means of the barest think. McSween, who resigned last June CADET NEEDS AND THE PRICE IS RIGHT persual of the subjects contained T f Those who talk all day and say to become pastor of the Central and to pass the final exams with nothing. Presbyterian church of Anderson. +;»»^»*t P. C. GAME WILL OPEN TIGER GRADUATES ONLY SIXTEEN TEAMS GRID GAME SATURDAY "i (Continued from page 1) just as merely a side-line surmise, MEET AS COACHES TO BE IN CONFERENCE we pick the following as a possible Charlie Robinson, former all- line-up: \V> Av.nU8rown. ^J^W J all-state half-back of Clemson, who End. Finklea. is now coaching at Pickens High BASKETBALL TOURNEY Tackle. Roy School and Bratton Williams, for- Guard. Fleming mer all-state full-back of Clemson Only Teams Which Have Center. Bowles who is coaching at Simpsonvill6 Played Eight Conference Guard. Hane High School, made a mutual debut Tackle. Palmer or Davidson. as coaches on Friday, Sept. 18th. Games Can Enter End. Fewell or Wray. W at The game was somewhat better than Quarter. Hendee or Link the score indicates. Pickens High Major changes in plans for the Half. Eskew or McGill. Fight 'em Tigers. Roll those Blue Stockings down to socks. won 4 5-6. 1926 annual basketball tournament Half. Martin, Price, or Chandler. Charlie's team is well experienc- of the Southern Conference were Full. Walker. Shall the future be judged by the past? Will history repeat ed, heavy, and very fast. He has anounced several days ago by Dr. S. Officials: itself? Will Clemson defeat P. C? These are current questions prospects for a very successful sea- V. Sandford, University of Georgia, Referee, Stegeman (Chicago). son. Bratton has some inexperienc- who is chairman of the executive Umpire, Cunningham (Vanderbilt.) running foremost in the minds of South Carolina football fans, ed material with which to work, committee. The tournament will be- Linesman, Frost (Citadel). and it seems that time alone will convince the public,—-under- but with his long experience as a held in the auditorium armory in —W. C. Bl star player, it is safe to predict Atlanta, as last year, but there will stand—the PUBLIC. that he will also have a good team. be only four days of play, Febru- ary 26-27 and March 1 and 2. Only People say that if you feel itchy The eyes of Clemson are on thesb thats a sure sign you are going two boys. They have our best sixteen teams, each of which has Saturday is the day for the first big scrimmage of the season. played at least eight conference to get something. wishes for success in their new No that means you already have Watch those Tigers, gang, and you will not be disappointed. work. games, will be allowed to enter. it.—From the Pup. Coaoh "Big Ben" Goodale was In the event that more than six- When the Clemson Tigers meet that blue-stockinged bunch on the referee. teen teams have played the requir- Riggs Field Saturday, fur and blue stockings are going to fly, —R. H. M. ed conference games, the sixteen with the best records will be chosen place that she should in the con- and when it is all over and an inventory taken those stockings There are twenty-two colleges and ference, and why? Shouldn't the will have shrunk to socks. Just what will be the amount of the universities in the conferences. If Tiger ambitions lie In the direction CRET PRACTICE Clemson enters this tourney, as it of our rating in the conference. score, we are not prepared to say, but after the scrap the bugle should, it means that we must hava Clemson should see that our team corps will be there to blow Taps, and the clock in the main a good basketball team, iand musi enters this tourney and comes out HELD FROM NOW ON schedule at least eight conference on top. building will strike long and loud. games. Our team needs such action and ambition. Clemson has never taken the Everything is all set for the gamt There will be secret football —W. C. B. and the esprit de corps is high. practice on Rigg's Field during the The team is primed and cocked and KEERS HEARD remainder of this week. Only th6 ready to go off with a bang on faculty and students wil be permitt- the kick off. ed oh the field. The students can AT HffiJEP RALLY render a great help to Coach The Line-up Saunders by cooperating with him in this move. Who will compose the team, we Crowd Yells Its Heads Off in RUBBER CHEMISTRY APRONS do not know yet, but there will be This precaution is taken in order several veterans in there when the Chapel Monday Night; that no outsiders will be able to Price $1.25 learn the different plays which havt. 6tartin°- whistle blows. Just who Pepping for P. C. will fill in the gaps between Fink- been perfected. This policy is used HAND-BOOKS OF CHEMISTRY AND PHYSICS by all the leading coaches and has ind Bowles and Fewell we can Price $2.00. • mpetition for Tigerism swept through the old proven to V & great help in pre- oag. The back- college chapel again Monday night senting CHe opposing team from of conjecture, when another pep meeting, prepara, learning these signals. urn Goa-eh ijiui knows his busi- tory to the P. C. game, roused Cadets are requested not to talk -SEE FAUST OR KERSHAW ness. lusty cheers from the biggest por- of what they see on the field. tion of the student body. —R. H. M. IN ROOM 167 That team is going out to fight Immediately after supper the pep for Clemson Saturday, gang. Let's meeting was scheduled, but the be out there backing them all of crowd was slow in assembling and RICHARDS SHAPES the time. it looked at first as if the gather- ^ ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ^^^ ^ ing was to be miserably small. But ♦ ♦♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦ Cubs the shouting of those in chapel and Those rats are not in the shade the infernal din of the drum and FROSH GRID TEAM t either. Did you ever see such a bugle corps soon roused all the Y Tigers and rallied them to the Coach Cul Richards is making t fighting bunch of freshmen as Coach Richards has out for practice": chapel, where they made so much fast progress with his bunch of T Boost Your College Keep your eyes on them and you I noise that the cheer-leaders could newboys. Every afternoon sees the X t will see something big soon. not quiet them, even to get some rats out for practice good and strong organized yelling. and with lots of pep T t Finally, however, drums, bugles, Coach Richards has some good Y The Wofford Terriers showed that t renowned South Carolina fight last cow-bells, and general shouting material out there and is fast mak- Y Saturday when they held the Fly- were silenced, and Cheer-Leaders ing a highly efficient machine oi f Jackson, Law, Milling, and Cromer the rat candidates. He has somt T ANNUAL T ing Cadets of V. M. I. to a meager nine points. It may be that the got the crowd into some new yells, crack high school players from all T ■ i Dope Bucket has something im- which to say the least are "wows.'' over South Carolina and from other peded to tilt it. They are going over in great style. states, who come to Clemson high- Y The crowd practiced three new ly recommended, some of them I P. C. GANG yells and got most of them down having held all-state titles. The BEAT in fine shape, although they stumb- rats have only one game scheduled Y Y led a little on one that sounds now at Clemson but we advise you to Y T like a Chinese laundry slip, but will see that game. Pretty straight dope WEDNESDAY NIGHT has been set as the Y be great stuff when mastered. The says that they are going to give Y UBUBN FOLLOWS pep meeting ended with a few of all their opponents hard scraps and Y Y old stand-bys. then run up some scores. Watch zero hour for the Taps subscription drive. Old boys joined the freshmen in that cub team. t P. G. ON a snake dance through the barracks —J. K. A. Y 'right after breakfast Monday morn- t Saturday is the day for Clemson's ing, and several more of like na- Y st game of the yeaT. All Tiger- ture will be held during the week. GET YOUR MONEY TOGETHER AND BE town is in a ferment of excitement The old pep must be at fever heat SENIOR CLUB PLANS d enthusiasm over the coming for the clash Saturday with the READY TO PAY UP scrap with the Blue Stockings of Bluestockings. P. C. But the height of enthusiasm More pep meetings will be held FIRST HOP OF YEAR has not been reached yet. Wait Wednesday and Friday nights. Clemson is preparing a hot recep It is only a little over two weeks t until the Auburn crew looms up on tion for Presbyterian College. until the first dance of the year; the horizon and advances into the —W. W. B. This is your book—we only edit it for you. tair of the mountain Tiger. the Senior Dance. Plans are fast Y The Auburn Tigers from the being completed for this hop. Previous publications of the TAPS has been de- plains and the hill Tigers of Chun Civil Service Exam to Pick Leroy Simkins, the president of t layedlaved because of yourvour taitardiness. Don't let this \ in are ancient rivals and erery >st Office Clerk Here the club is in tbuch with a num- Y /ear they meet on the gridiron in ber of orchestrajs, but has not as happen again. desperate struggle for supremacy yet hired one. Everyone man can Last year the Tigers from t lited States Civil Service count on his gejtting a good one. ingles of the Seneca suffered < >n announces an open He has already | ordered the cards HELP US—HEL,P YOU I gat at the hands of the Plainsm e examination for a clerk so they will be j here in plenty of but this year Clemson Tigers aie st office service at Clem- time. out for blood. It is true that Clem- son College, S. C. The list will he started in a few son has some men on the squad Persons who wish to enter this days and everyojne who Is going vlth very little experience, but examination should apply for ap- should get his njame on it as soon that does not mean that they are plication blank (Form ^374) to the as possible so th4 girls may be placed not just as good fighters as the Secretary of the Local TJ. S. Civil without delay. Afryone who has not BUY YOUR TAPS rest of them. Just watch them Service Board of Examiners at the written to his girl should do so at rip those Blue Stockings Into shred* Post Office named above or the once because the dance is to be on nd then tear the fur off the backs DISTRICT Secretary, U. S. Civil October 9, and ahe must have time of the A'-vburn Tigers. Service Board, P. O. Bldg, Atlanta, to make her plats. —J. A. W. —J. K. A. Ga. YORK