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Vol. VIII.
No. 27.
UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA, LINCOLN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 277lW.
Price
5
Cent.
When the mutter was presented
oasary to proporly guard against
to several members of the faculty and WILL PRACTICE TODAY
MINSTREL
errors In play. TIiIb year tho roforo JNTER-fRA- T
"To three of ttye deans all of them ex
will bo assisted by an umpire Tho
MEETING HELD LA8T EVENING pressed themselves very much in Basket-bal- l
squad
begin formor official will call fouls only on UNIQUETUNT MAY BE GIVEN BY
favor of the present plan. It has been
TO MAKE ARRANGEMENTS.
the playor who Is holding or handling
work thi8 afternoon.
GREEK LETTER 80CIETIE8.
assured that the chancellor would not
the ball. Tho umplro will call orrorn
object to an orderly clash between tho
on tho part of othor playors.
SOPHOMORE-FRESHME- N
CON TEST two classes, but quite on the contrary, GOOD MATERIAL IS AVAILABLE
Tho schodulo for tho Cornhusker PROCEEDS POR INfORMAL DANCE
would be In favor of It, as a means
fivo Is not yet comploto. A mooting
Organized Class Rush of Some Sort of promoting class and unlvorblty Walsh, Bell, Woods and Perry of
Last of representatives of tho Wostorn Prominent Frat Men Back of Scheme
spirit.
to Take the Place of Promiscous
Intorcolleglato Basketball association
Year's Team Will For Beginto Have
Today the matter will be presented
Show
will bo hold In Chicago next Friday,
8crapping Which Has Prening of Cornhtisker Fivs
to the sophomore class, and upon the
In
Temple Within Few
at which Nobraskn will bo ropresont-od- .
vailed.
for 1908-09- .
action taken will depend tho future
Within n short tlmo a mooting
Week.
success or failure of the plan. In canof wostorn schools will bo hold for
Last night Presidents Kenmacher vassing among a number of tho sophRegular basketball practice begins tho purpoBo of forming n Missouri
Ah burnt cork and rattle bono aft
omores
yesterdny
the
met
committee
and Lawronco, of tho freshman and
Valley
In
association.
In the unlvoi-sltorganizathis
Ists three roproflontntlVoH from ench
gymnasium today .un- tion also Nebraska will havo a part.
"sophomore classes, representatives of with excellent success and report that der tho direction
fraternity In vhool aio llkoly to apof Dr. Clapp. From
all were enthusiastic over it. Tho same
pear
faculty,
the
and committees from each reports come
boforo n un'siihity au llonco In
from the freshman com- now on until thp ond of tho season
DELAY
REPORTED
the
BE
near
TO
END.
AT
fuluro.
Such Is ll.o abjc
arrange
to
a
of the classes met
for
next spring the work of securing for
mittee.
a
of
movement
which is being nimtfad
class fight to take place between tho
tho university a winning flvo will bo
Terra Cotta Needed for Building Has by a number of fraternity mon who '
freshlcs and the sophB. Tho meet- MAKE CHANGE IN BATTALION. cnrrled on with energy.
propose that tho Orook lottor' mon
Arrived.
In tho opinion of Dr. Cl'.pp
ing was the result of a few days'
a
give
a minstrel show In tho Tomplo
With tho arrival of tho rest of tho
no reason whatovor why tho univeragitation by prominent members of New Office Created In
DeMilitary
the
thoatre.
sity should not this year have a bas- torra cotta all serious dolay to tho
both classes in an attempt to have a
partment.
While the rr.ovr mont 1ms not
progreBB of tho engineering building
ketball team capable of fully mainmeeting betweon tho two classes and
By announcement made yesterdny a
the sanction of all of tho
taining tho standard sot by tho teams seemB to bo at nn ond. All tho torra
thus do away with tho kidnapping change
yet thro nro almost omvigh
is effected In the organization
cotta which has been received him
of other years.
Btunts which have been pulled off for
Capt. Walsh and
of tho. cadet battalion whereby C. J.
boon unusually true and satisfactory behind it to assure Its success. Novel
Dwlght Bell of last year's 'varsity have
so many years and which resultod in
In color so that nono of it will havo uud original, tho schomo looks good to
Kremer becomes captain adjutant of
.both been on tho team throe yearn
the expulsion of the freshman, presi- tho university
to be returned.
fraternity men and will provo no ond
cadets and J. T. DlorkB Although they
are Inollglblo for tb,o
dent, Ralph Weavoring.
of
becomes adjutant of the First batamusemont.
tho
If
Is
woathor
moderate during
Chlcngo gamo they will bo able to
The now plan for a clash between talion.
the noxt fow wooks thoro will be nothThirty-threMen.
play undor the
the two lower classes has been taken
The ofllce of captain adjutant 1b a Valley schoolB. rules of tho Missouri ing to prevent tho walls of tho buildIt
Is
planned
to
havo throo repreThese two men woro ing
from the eastern schools, where thoso new
one at the University of Nebras- among
from being rushed to completion. sentatives of
tho strongest of last year's
each fraternity take part
annual scraps are a matter of college ka
and 1h created In order thnt 'the team.
They have playod together Yesterday several now masons woro In tho show, making In all thirly-thro- o
history. At the football rally Prooccupant of this office may assume since
their start in the Lincoln high ndded to tho force which has been at mon from tho olovon fratornltlos.
fessors Condra and Barbour started charge of
work for several weeks.
the records and property schoool and
It is ex- Tho singing would bo carod for by
thus are well acquainted
. the movement by tolling of the school
pected that tho contractors will put as Manager
of both battalions. Heretofore the ad- with the
Johnson of tho Qloo club,
methods of each other.
spirit aroused in the east through the
largo a force of mon at work upon whllo Guy Montgomery
jutant offices of the two battalions
would caro
annual clash between the freshmen were technically separate.
Have Good Material.
tho building as 1b possible
Under tho
for
tho
rest
program.
of
the
upper
forcing
the new arrangement Capt. C.
classmen in
and the
Woods and Perry, two other men
All tho principal contracts Involved
J. Kremer
Last year tho Y. M. C. A. gavo a
freshmen "to wlp their spurs."
1b adjutant of both battalions with a who made their "N" on tho team last
In the construction of tho building minstrel show
at tho Tomplo theatre
Olympic Games.
lieutenant adjutant in direct chargo year, will be out for practice thlB havo already been lot. Tho specifica- which proved to bo a big success
and
season. . Ench has played a year on tions for tho electric wiring havo not
- Since the meeting- a number of mon of each division.
which brougnt dlit a largo crowd of
have been planning for a scrap which
Applications for promotion have the 'varsity and both showed up woll yet been comploted, but It Is not nec- studonts. With plenty of
material to
will becomo an annual event, and been called to fill the vacancies aris- In last year's games. Thoso mon will essary for this contract to bo lot until pick from tho
fratornity
mon
plan to
which will become a matter of college ing through the promotion of sergeant-Majo- be eligible for all contests and thoy tho building is much nearer complet- glvo a minature Low
Dock.stador.
history in a fow years. With tho
DIerks. These should be fllod will be the only men in tho Chicago ed. Tho mill which has tho contract
Go
Proceeds
to
a Dance.
assistance of several members of the Immediately with tho adjutant The game, since Walsh and Bell are barred for door and window frames reports
'(o
three-yeaplannod
It
is
r
by
mako tho proceeds
a
rule.
factulty a plan was finally secured official order making the change folthat they are now on tho way hero.
from tho show go towards giving an
H. O. Schmidt, Long and Richie, who
which will bo presented to the sopho- lows:
wore substitutes last year, will all bo J. BAPTI8T 8REAK8 TO Y. W. C. A. Informal Pon Hollouic dance to which
more class at the meeting today. Tho
Headquarters University Cadets,
all fratornity mon shnll bo admitted
in tjio gamo this fall and ono or more
clash is to be a test of beef and
University of Nebraska,
froo. Tho Informal in no way is inbrawn, henco the application of the
Lincoln, Nebraska. of them will bo likely to mako the Armenian Talks on Conditions Obtainto iiuporBedo tho regular Pan
tended
If
team
thoy
up
keep
tho work In
name of "Olympic games" to it. The
ing In Turkey.
26 October, 1908.
. but rathor to bring men
Hellenic,
their best style. All of these men
name, however, does not signify the
Order No. 3.
Haunhanners Mugurrdectsh
from
the different fraternities to
real character of the fight, as pro1.
Subject to the approval of the playod good ball last year and they
much bettor known in
gather
oftenor. Tho Pan Hellenicis'
form
good
a
to
auxiliary
tho nucleus this country as John Baptist, gave an
posed by thoso at the head. It Is chancellor, the following promotion la
tho
biggest
social ovont of tho year
not to bo a track and field meet, but announced: To bo First Lieutenant, of "N" men.
interesting talk to the Y. W. C. A,
outside
of
Ab
tho
soon
junior prom and an.
as
tho
football
Is
season
composed
of boxink, and University Cadets, Sergeant-Majo- r
girls Friday noon on conditions 1u
rather to be
T.
informal
give many who are
over
Clapp
would
Dr.
expects
to see some Turkey.
wrestling matches, and a game where J. DIerks.
possibly thirty men from each class
John Baptist Is an Armenian. Ho unable to attend tho bigger dances
2.. First Lieutenant J. T? DIerks, heavy material out for tho bakotball
squad.
year
Last
footseveral of the
will contest with each other. Should undesigned, Is appointed battalion adwas for three years an assistant to thu an opportunity to -- moot, mon from ,
mon
ball
adopted this method of keep- court photographer and lived in the othor fraternities.
the fact that only a few could contest jutant and is assigned to tho First
Tho matter will be brought befolo
ing in. training during tho winter royal palace at Constantinople. Ho acarouse opposition, then tho manage- Battalion, University Cadets.
nil
of the fraternities within tho next
they
months
and
very
found
contest
whero
ment favor a
all tho
it
satis quired tho
By order of Captain WorkJzer.
of tho sultan by
week
factory.
and providing a majority fayor -This year a number of the speeches made against tho conditions
boys of both claBBOB may take part.
C. J. KREMER,
plan,
the
selection or thoso to tako
football
squad
signified
have
Tho main feature of the plan is the
their
existing In Armonla, and was forced
Capt. and Adjutant.
part
practice for' tho nlav will
and
Intention
beginning
of
work under Dr. to leave tho country secretly.
fact that it accords with tho fights
Ho
take
place
Clapp as soon as the final is had In
immediately. Johnson, who.
held in eastern schools.
WILL IS8UE UNIFORMS TODAY. the fall sport.
bo
m
cnagQ"of the' muslcliatf '
and
English
has learned
nnd acquired
An Annual Event.
had
much
experience
a good education. He has for tho
in drilling, min- Attention to Weight.
The question of tho fight beco'raing Cadet Battalion To Be Fully Equipped
una
assure
two
win
years
last
tho very, best
boon
among
preaching,
It is Dr. Clapp's intention this year
an annual event was .discussed at the
by November 2.
In
the
lino.
musical
tho
.Montgomery
Armenians in California. His
who
to iray more attention to weight than
mooting and It was the concensus of
Is, billed to tako chnrg3 of
Uniforms for the cadets of tho first
great
go
to
deslro
is
o
othor
back
own
the.
his
opinion that the students would receive
battalion will prqbably be issued this has beeen the custom in the past. An
ond of tho program, made a bighit in"
tho plan with general approval. ' A afternoon. The original intention was effort will be made to develop some country and work among his people a
spoech last year to tho Juniors
heavy men for tho team, it being rec- there. This has been impossible until
certain day for tho fight will bo set to Btart giving out the
khaki suits
ognized that weight as well as agility tho granting of tho constitutional form
aside. On that afternoon all classes
but the shipment was delayed
It has been announced that ono of
should be dismissed and tho studonts In transit and had not arrived in Lin- and skill are elements of a successful of government, which has completely
tho
features of. the lecture coureo in '
changed
conditions there.
adjourn to the athletic field whero the coln
player.
basketball
In
tlmo for
distribution.
Four months ago thore were six tho law college this year will bo
fight will take place. "The class win-nln- g Unless the calculations of the dePractically all the games this year
(he fight of course carry off the partment fall the equipment will be will be under tho regular college rulea. papers in Constantinople, now thero lectures on pntont law, copyright and
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laurels, and in accordance to the Yale Issued today to as many as can be These rules hve been changed some- are 290. Boforo the adoption of the trademarks, by William R. Lane. Mr.
Lane
graduate
is
a
constitution
a
man
pot
Brown
of
was
college
safo
alone
Idea, if has beeen suggested that they taken care of. Tho process of distri- what since last year, .the principal
on ,the streets after dark;' now "Women afad 4tho Yale law school., Af tor a short v
be given a particular bench with ap- bution will be continued through the shift being in respect to dribbling.
period of praqUco in Fitimburg, Mass.--,
propriate ceremonies, in honor of their week and all cadets will bo expected According to the new interpretations a can safely travel alone, it necessary.
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he
John Baptist's mother was convertbecame. Junior member of the firm
victory. That is the plan fn brief.
to appear in uniform Monday, Novem- player may dribble and then throw
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ed to Christianity nearly thirty years of Orwig & Lane of Dos Moines, la.
SI
It is urged that there are many ber 2.
for goal, but he cannot stop dribbling" ago
by the Itev., W. W. Pitt, of this Hejs a member
Chicago and
things, in favor of a contest of, this
Most of the uniforms were ordered and then begin again after holding thq
city, Who wont to Armenia as a mis- Washington patent bar associations.
nature. It would serve to abolish the this year through the ingency of the ball. Last, year the player could not
3it
sionary. She was the first woman
kidnappings and other acts of rowdy- - Pershing Rifles. .This organization throw goal whijo dribbling, but he
Student
teacher
registration
In Turkey. Now many women
Y4J
last Saturday
is.m which have brought severe criti- took hold of the task of providing the could stop dribbling and then start
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highest
was
reported
of
the
to
aro
class
2f
teaching
boon'
have
exceptionaland
".
cism upon the university. At tho be- - battalion with suitable uniforms last anew after, holding the ball for a mo-speaking on the- streets, so ly fargo. '
- ginning of
the present school form the year and its administration .of. tho raoitf, This practice will not be tol ?von
wonderful has been the result in the
chancellor expressed his opposition to duty waB prohtninced successful. The erated under the, new rule.
k' )f
change oi government, ,
Ames- - Nebraska.
.kidnapping so strongly that no
Porshlngs get but a alight profit from
Two Officials Now.
Mr. Baptist is on his way to ArTickets on sale Wednesday after
has beeen made .to carry out tho" transaction, and such as there ia
Anqthor change in the rules "haa to menia, whero ho .expects to preach to noon
at Harry Porter's, 1.2S and $1,10,
Is used for the benofK of the military do with the officials.
the old worn- oat Btunt of capturi'
Formerly a his people, sunnortine himself hv nran. general admission,
Nebraska.- - south'
the fr$$hraan candidate for president department,
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