The farmer and mechanic., 1903-06-09


the whole time. The rs...
muse thrust aside the a...
future and prophe- el
career OF each ind..E..
Of 03.
The last VIII ami ts-ta-.-.
was read hy MIR G i. #..
al>o brlmfu OF Hit and E.-..
queathed III the igaG,.-.
both real aat persona. NJ ...
| to the successors, the -.a.
THE ALUMNI r.>s.
At the conclusion us ..-
ercises in the mornlus t.. ....
| in company with the t-a.....
| tired 10 Commons Hal a ...
alumni dinner WAS given
After the dinner. ....
| Phillips as toast m4,,g. ...
| made by various alumni
the former classes a. r.. ..
| fftics. Great eutag-....-
| throughout the mcctn1 n..
great love and vcucrat.. Is. ..
| old students ot the umEu-.... . ....
alma mater. Thomas k..-
| his alma mater as does
teens his first >veetbgar
the Alumni Association
Prominent among thu~. r.-.....
toasts were: Dr. Kcmu r. #...
| Thomas W Mason Gu..u. a..
| Aycock. Superintendent
Judge r d. Winston Mr. .
Watts. Mr.. John Spru. H.
Joscphus Daniels. Col J. f. E.
Samuel NJ Gattis. Hon N
land. director OF the Car#e.. u
and Mr.. r. l.. Stewart rc#.... ..
graduating class lu the gau..s. t..
dent
DR. Venabe made short t.. ..
embodied the facts in his rr-.. t
present collegiate year. He ~#rr..
present graduating class were I.r... ..
their loyalty TO their alma n..r .
perfect harmony had alwass rrer......
tween the class and the aat# ..
was the conccnsus Of op.u## s"a.
present collegiate year just n-e
the most successful along ere-. ... ..
any year IN the history 81 tae .......
! that in the last three year ta. .......
body had gained in numbers twenty ..
cent, and that the financial u..#. .
the university had increased '-am ..
thousand to eighty Thousand. '.. n.
permanent Improvement. ea"
alumni building the Carr ha"".
heating plant had bccn made '
these are bright days in the e.a....
tory Of the head OF the cduea"nu ..
| tenn of North Carolina.
| Mr.. John Sprunt Hill ln #s ..H.
suggested plan which mo- H'#.
meet with general approval from a
ers and promoters Of the welfare #
old North State 1t was tins For
! legislature to enact a law aUuHH-
Alumni Association to elect twenty f t
| the seventy eight members Of t.. -
of trustees in their own manner .r"
their own fashion. THIS would
enthusiasm among the alumnl #na "
1 eventually result in great go"t 'r
university.
The address by Mr.. Hi .
masterpiece of It's kind and Great
| enthusiasm for the good OF the .
sity.
MIR. HILLS address.
Mr.. Hill spoke III substance a- ."...
Mr. President and Gentlemen OF .H. j. ..
| nj Association:
! When | was a student here ah.H
years ago, many of the college t".. .
considerable number OF their la'...
NdraDly SlllllCQ WITCH A JVHitr
arose to address an audience ai.
| duced his remarks with aIlue'
"Classc halls and memories deal
salutations were permissible only
orators, and in men whose
were silvercd Ger with age lt h... ...
! fore, seemed advisable to me, ii
, vate in the ranks OF speaker,
painfully young, to BRING Hs-"
! touch with the occasion by rc.a-'e
tie story that may be OF Intcre. 4"
| of you Maybe it has -1mcftha "
, with my presence here today. .t.
| it viii throw some light upon ao .
of one of the recent adorumgu.- . .
beautiful campus.
Away back IN the tWeniIcs .....
I Era of Good Feeling" III North 4
the wise men Of the State. for
known to themselves, enacted % -
OF statutes prohibiting forever
domains of Chapel Hlli, buIar.
games of chance, exhibition r. .
! and natural curiosities and all
spirits OF evil. For more taaH
years the warm bloodcd scion.
! fearing ancestors broodod #..
| harshness Of these decree. I
an afternoon IN May eleven Et#"-
peaceful reflections OF two yguu-
,ot law upon the serious Iucout."
] these historic restrictions. WeE1
! tcrrupted by the sudden apue.a.
stranger, who asked IN a loud
, there billiard parlor IN tins
No, Stree, no billiard par.or
studen tropHcd: in this ble-.
the gospel Of faith. hope and ea-
long since superseded the do".E#
liberty and happiness. Tn
laughed heartily. and soon ra-
chair and joined the studcat-
pipes OF peace and happlne=-
dulgcd in an exchange Ot pe.
dences Before long the nc#
nounccd that he was murA
the looks OF the campur. aIl
enjoying himself 50 much he
a few days and rest from hi g.
OF these two students OF l3#
Chapel Hill about the miaa"
loving summer to gathcr u.
WORLDLY goods and thereto"
fields OF fortune Upon saE.
to the venerable old dl-pen-0r
eggs at the Watson H0'c.
was presented with ii small 1t.."
Gently found as he stated I.
ceiling Of the room occupied by
h Il