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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 1, 1910)
THE DAILY NEBEA8KAH '$' v '4 . ty ' GLASS POLITICS ARE QUIET ' ' NO CHANGES IN THE TICKET8 8INCE THUR8DAY. BATES t AND ' SEARS ARE ALONE - JUNIOR AND 80PHOMORE CANDI ' i DATES HAVE WALKAWAY. I (Freshmen Aro Inactlvo No One -JC- .XjT Wnt to 8tart Campaigning VlA for Office , ,.i.W, , Merrily tho politicians kohbId and swiftly Clio hours roll by. There aro oiUy a fow duyB lofc now for A. It. Raymond and C. F. Stunner to shake hnhds.wlth their frlondH and toll them , vof all tho great doocls they cxpoct to do whon they havo takon tho oath of ' W.tpfllco. Both men aro waging a hot 'war, Tho campaign Is assuming a real UuslnoBBlIke air, with tho cohorts , of ORoh candidato lining up frlondH for .tho fray, On noxt Tuesday morning the bal- Jots will bo caBl and the voto will bo ; countod. This vote will tell whk'h or p "' tho two strong men will lead" tho - senior claHB for tho first Honiostoi lioth Raymond and Stunner aro con fident of victory, at loaHt that Ih the . Btory tho gosBlp Ib lolling hero and thoro on tho cpmpiiH. Neither candi dato will havo the wholo Hold to him , SOlf. Tho raco bids fair to bo one of tho TiottOBt aB well as ono of the clean ost campaigns In tho history of uni versity clnss politics. Neither of tho mon will lowor himself to sling mud at tho othor follow, hut on tho other hand lmB good words for his opponent s whonovor IiIb name 1b mentioned. No Opposition. Vorno" Hates lias no opposition In tho Junior clnss. There are Htlll a fow days loft for opponontH to appeal on tho field, but Hates' friends seem to think that he will not have any one to bat Tho Junior election will be , hold on next Thursday. It l. report od about tho campus tlmt t'arrol Hears may havo an opponent In the sopho moro ola8B. Nono of tho leadors of sophomore affairs would give any namcB last night, njid most of ihem said that thoy know nothing of such a hioromont, but though that Soars would havo a walkaway. Thero will ,bo some onthuBlnsm, howovor, nt tho sophomoro moetlng on Tuesday, Oc- tnhrin 11. . tobor 11. - Still No freshmen In tho raco. ; Absolutely no wIiuIh aro blowing In tho camp of tho first year men. It 1b as quiet as the "siilly night." Just who tho candidate will bo no ono seems to know. Not even tho lain OBt Btudonta of tho political game will vonturo to mako a guess aa to who . tho aspirants for first year honors Will bo. Last yenr tho first year men had flvo strong candidates, llav many tho class of I l -t will havo in Base-Ball Western League Lincoln ' '. vs. Omaha Last Game of the Season '' Called at 3:30' at s Capital Beach The club house 118Nortk llth'St. ' The Place to buy your Cigars, Tpbacco, Pipes, Magazines tho raco when olootton day comes Is tho question of tho day. TO FIT OUT A FLOAT. Gorman Club Planning to Enter Big Parado Gorman Day, Octobor 6. Thursday evening tho Gorman club wiib entertained ut tho homo of Pro fossor KoBBler and hold Its HrBt rogu lar business meeting of tho year. Tho flrat busInosB wnB tho choosing of or flcorB for tho first BemcBter. Tho re sult of tho olcctlon wnB as follows: President, ICrnest Hubormnnn: vice- president, Kllzahoth Wlttmann; sccre-tary-trcasurer, Prank Rclnsch (re elected). Tho executive commltteo consists of tho odlcors aiul two mem bers elected from tho club. They aro .Miss Dolores Heed iiml Hnrmnn Wloho. - Tho ovenlng was spent In dlscuRB lag ))lnns for tho coining year and in a general good time. About ten ncv. inonibors aro to bo olected to mem bership at tho next mooting, which h to bo hold at tho home of Mr. and Mrs. Rotnsch. Tho club Is planning to fit out a float In order to participate in the Gorman parade on next Thursday af tornoon. An effort will also bo made to organlzo a parado of students In the German department. Tho commlt teo to look after this tnattor consists of MIbs Heppner. Heed, Wlttmann, Keach, Mr. Wlehe. DECREASE IN NUMBERS. Fewer Upper ClaBsmen Register for the Work In Botany I This Year. Thrco hundred and twenty-nine stu donts aro now registered for botany 1. Dr. BeBBoy has mado out statistical charts for threo .'hundred nnd sovei bt tho students, which show a decid ed decrease in the number of uppci classmen registered for the course Lnst year there woro a greater num ber of sonhomoroB than thin hpiimmii Tho three hundred and seven htmle'-'-are from tho various colleges as fol lows: Arts and bcIcuccb college, 125. Medical college, fil. Tenchers college, C8. College of agriculture GO. The medical college Includes htr donts In tho school of pharmacy and the college of agrlculuiro Includes tin forestry students. Thero arc 117 freshmen, Hi sopho mor08' cc Juniors and 13 seniors In tho I first vear class?. first year class. TWO RECEPTIONS TO T Continued from Pago I calfo and Charles Landers also prom ises to bo an event which will at tract the attention of all present Landers Is considered tho champion mlddlo-wcVit boxer of tho university and Metcalfe bus developed in this line in the past few months so thai ho Is about a match for the Norfolk lad, and -ho declares that he will "show Landers up" in the bout which has been scheduled for this evening. A tug-of-war between tho freshmen and tho sophomores promises to he ono of tho most exciting events of tho evonlng.. Six mon from each class wllj got In practice for tho Olympics and the under classmen will be nble I to got a lino on tho contestants In this event for tho Olympics which will bo held late In Octobor. Robert Hill to Speak. Tho big featuro of, tho evening's program will "bo an address by Robert R. Hill, International socrotary ofthe Y. M. C. A. in the educational depart ment. Hill has been In tho city for a number of weeks, and he has been requested to talk for a short time to tho mon of tho university. Hill 1b a former Nebraska man, having gradu ated In 1904. At tho present tlrao he Is located In Now York city. "Jack" Tomplo, captain of the foot ball team, will talk for a fow moments to tho unlvoraRy men. He will sneak on tho subject of "Football Prospects." Dr. Condra will nlso glvo a short ad dress at this meeting of tho mon. Girls' Receutlon. a ,- ,...' r, ... " uuiiuii lor mo university gins tr8 rroJo,8 r1 r is requested to attend. A program of oxcollont quality has been arranged for tho bonoflt of the university wo men, and all the girls of the school havo boon requested to bo present at this meeting, which It Is Bald will bo ono of tho best which has been plannod for the women of tho Institu tion for eoino time. PROGRAMS ARE OUT. Nifty Pamphlets Are Published for Use at Games. 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