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Freshles Undergarb.
More than 500 freshmen of the Unl
versity of Wisconsin were turned loose
today In thi& fields, miles from 'Madi
son, clad only in their undergarments
While the freshmen were getting
ready for the annual class rush with
the sophomores they were caught by
the sophomores, a few at a timie, and
rushed out into the country in automo
bile, Gymnasium locker checks were
given them for the clothing of which
they were stripped.
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NEBRASKA TRIUMPHS
onjJnuedfro
bid for a score, when they exccutod a
beautiful pass for thirty yards, plac
ing the ball less than one yard from
Nebraska's goal line. However, they
promptly lost the ball on a fumble,
giving Halligan a chance to punt out
of danger.
Captain Halligan placed another
feather in his already crowded cap
by scoring a drop-kick ou the second
play of the fourth quarter. The kick
was made from the twelve-yard line
and was not very difficult, neverthe
less it was a real bona fide drop-kick,
and added three points to our score.
Nebraska used seven substitutes
during the game, not because of in
juries to the regulars, but to give the
subs experience. Chamberlain was
the Cornhuskers' most successful
ground-gainer, having two touchdowns
to his credit, while Rutherford and
Potter each had one and Halligan had
his drop-kick. The goals were kicked
by Halligan.
A tailor in 'New York advertised:
"Ladies' suits made,
with or without goods."
No, moralists, we but, reaiiy, this
is going too far! Scarlet and Black.
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Postmortems and Prophicies 'By H. I KYLE.
Just a little Ag-gravation. Nothing
serious.
We wish to quietly call your atten
tion to the result of the Gopher-
Coyote game. The score was 29-7 in
favor of Minnesota. We shall reserve
comment until tomorrow.
The Huskers should have had at
least three more touchdowns, had it
not been for penalties inflicted for
holding. That ought to prove to the
men that more will be lost than
gained by such tactics.
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Harvard, without Charles Brickley,
is another story. Tufts College held
her to two touchdowns and scored
one, making the count 13-6 in favor
of Harvard. Brickley is out for the
rest of the season with typhoid fever.
Pennsylvania University staged her
regular annual come-back Saturday
by defeating the Navy 13-6. The
week before she had suffered what
was supposed to be a crushing defeat
at the hands of little Franklin and
Marshall.
Michigan got a little revenge for
last year's defeat at the hands of the
strong Michigan Aggies when she
scored three to the Aggies' nothing,
Saturday. We shall have to take care
of that Aggie bunch here at Lincoln
next Saturday.
Yale's chances for the Eastern
championship grow brighter, as the
weeks roll by. It was doped that
Notre Dame would give her a tremen
dous struggle. But Yale's superiority
was clearly proved by the score which
was 28-0 in her favor.
Another surprise was the result of
the K. U.-Drake game. It was
thought that the Jayhawks would
have trouble scoring on the Des
Moines Bulldogs, but the fact is that
they scored five touchdowns to one
for Drake. This would seem to indi
cate that the championship of the
Missouri Valley will lie between the
Jayhawks and the Cornhuskers.
LAW FRATERNITY
HOLDS INITIATION
Phi Delta Phi Initiated Fourteen
Lawyers Followed by Banquet
at Lindell in Evening.
Last Thursday afternoon and even
ing the Law Fraternity of Phi Delta
Phi held its annual Initiation taking
fourteen men through the various de
grees. The entrance examination was
held in the Senior Law room on Wed
nesday afternoon and oue of the fif
teen taking the examination fourteen
secured a satisfactory grade. Thurs
day afternoon the candidates were put
through the second degree in the base
ment of the Temple and this was fol
lowed by the third degree which was
administtred in the supreme court
room.
The folowlng1 men were initiated:
Raymond A. Smith. Lincoln, Ne
braska, Junior.
Leon I. Hines, Madison, Nebraska,
Junior.
Ernest W. Mochnert, Madison. Ne
braska, Junior.
Leslie Herbert Kingsbury, Ponca,
Nebraska, Junior.
John Lindsey Polk, Louisville, Ne
braska. Junior.
Guy Cleveland Chambers. Sidney,
.eura5Ka, junior.
George William Sturges, Sioux City,
Iowa, Junior.
Darrel Thomas Lane, Seneca, Ne
braska, Junior.
If. S. Foe, Red Cloud, Nebraska,
Senior.
Bernard G. Westover, Rushville, Ne
braska, Senior.
Alber E, May, York, Nebraska, Sen
ior. '
Lee R. Kirk, Exeter, Nebraska, Sen
ior. Don W. Stewart, Lincoln, Nebraska,
Senior.
W. T. Eckerson, Ravenna, Nebraska,
Senior.
Phi Delta Phi is the largest and old
est law fraternity In the world and has
had a chapter at Nebraska for several
yearB. It is an honorary fraternity
and In the future it is very probab'e
that students in the law college will
be required to secure a certain per
cent in their work before becoming a
member. At the present time the
membership is chosen on the grounds
of general succses in the study and
practice of law.
First We Heard of It
Freshmen at the University of Ne
braska were disturbed by a raid which
The best dressers and the wisest
.buyers this Fall will wear the
Overcoats that we are showing
now. Chief among them is
The Klavicle
(Shown in the illustration) a triumph in distinctive tail
oring. Created by the House of Kuppenheiraer and ex
tensively imitated, yet really found nowhere 'but here.
Full military back and sleeves all from one piece of cloth
without a seam.
$20 $22.50 $25 $30
left the streets of the town covered
with hair and their heads lacking any
traces of their former locks. This
has been a custom at Nebraska for
some time, but it is said that this year
the work of harvesting freshman hair
was done more thoroughly than ever
before. Daily Californlan.
Columbia the Largest University In
the World.
In point ' of attendance Columbia
university is now the largest ' the
world, according to figures issuied yes
terday at the first meeting of the
board of trustees for this year. The
total regisgration in all schools is 12,
508, and it is expected that the Febru
ary enrollments will bring this num
ber up to 14,000 students.
The increase this term is about
1.5O0 students, which is said to be the
greatest in the history of the Univer
sity. Daily Orange.
Wadye mean? You can get into the
world's series for 50 cents, and here
it ingoing to cost $1 to sefe the fresh
man game! 'Daily California.
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