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Freshman Team
Buys Shako for
Leader of Band
When the freshman football squad
a-ave the Nebraska band the "once
over" they concluded that there wa
something lacking in the dress of the
dium major. They thought the mat
ter over and concluded that a regular
fur shako hat was what he needed
They ordered the hat and the drum
major will make his first appearance
in it in the Armistice day parade Sat
urday.
The shako co3t the squad about $35
and they are asking that every fresh
man contribute a dime or so to pay
for it. Captain Mandery, who sug
gested that they buy the hat, is in
charge of the fund and contributions
may be made to him.
Rooters from Oregon Agricultural
College transformed the "C" on
Charter Hill at the University of Cali
fornia, in to an "0" sometime on Fri
day night previous to the California
vs. Aggie football game. Cloth
stretched across the mouth of the "C"
gave it the appearance of an "0"
when viewed from a distance.
It was first noticed by students on
Saturday morning. Upon notifica
tion the custodian of the "C" com
mittee removed the cloth.
Student From India Pleased
With Treatment at University
' Vero P. de Sa, a new arrival from
India, has registered in the College of
Dentistry.
When interviewed, he said, "Six
months ago I left the coast of India,
at Bombay, on a French steamer, in
order to come to the United States
of America, to study dentistry. I
was sorry I took a French steamer,
because the servants could not under
stand me, and I could not understand
them. I had to follow the dumb and
deaf language, for that was the only
thing I could do.
"Thus day by day the distance be
tween our steamer and destination
was shortening, and finally we
reached it.
"In Enrland I went to different
steamship lines, and they told me that
they cannot issue a ticket unless I
have' a letter of admission from an
Ampriciin institution, and that it
would be very difficult for me to en
ter the United States. So I wrote to
three or four different universities.
"One of the Universities did reply
to me, and the only university that
sent me a prompt reply was the Uni
versity of Nebraska.
"From this Incident, and many
others. I can easily say that the Uni
versity of Nebraska is the promptest
of all. " This made me think of com
Jnc to Nebraska, and so I came.
"I am triad to say that I received
fine treatment here at the University,
and the persons I asked some ques
tions of also treated me nicely. To
make a long story short, I am pleased
with Lincoln, and the University."
LOST Gray shell rimmed glasses in
leather case. Return to Rag office.
Dr. E. M. Cramb, Osteopath, U. of
. '99. Burlington Blk. 13th & 0 Sts.
LOST Jeweled Gamma Phi Beta
pin. Name on back. Reward. Call
Lucy Gall, B3587.
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Issues Second Call
For Varsity Matmen
Head Wresting Coach R. G. Clapp
is issuing his second call for more
varsity grapplers. There have been
but a few men report and he wants
at least twenty-five, more for the
mat sport.
There are more chances of a let
ter in this sport than in any other
because it depends upon every man s
Fraternities Enter
Cross-country Meet
Six fraternities are entered in the
cross-country race today. Each of
the men entered will also be eligible
to represent their college, and the
freshmen eligible to win one of the
special cross-country medals.
Included among the entries is the
Bushnell Guild, winner of the cross
country skin last fall, and the Farm
jui'touse it ucycuua upvn v.c.j ...... w - , , ....
individual ability and experience is House fraternity, winner in 1921
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not necessary. If a man has strength
and is willing to work he can make
a good showing for himself.
Every weight on the team this
year will be filled by a new man.
There are two letter men back,
Thomas 145, and Kellogg 125, last
year. Thomas was not in school last
vear and the 145 class was repre
sented by Pickwell who has since
graduated. There are other men mak
ing a strong bid for that class. Kel
logg is overweight this year and will
no doubt work in the 135 pound class
in place of Isaacson, who did not re
turn to school this year.
If the plans of the San Francisco
Chamber of Commerce are com
pleted, Notre Dame, without doubt
one of the wonder teams of the year,
will journey to the coast to play the
winner of the Stanford-California
game either Christmas or New Year's
Day, at the California or Stanford
Stadium as the case may be.
Eustace Cullinan, well-known San
Francisco attorney and Notre Dame
alumnus, who together with Presi
dent Colbert Coldwell of the Cham
ber of Commerce has launched the
movement to bring Knute Rockne s
eleven to the coast. Should such a
contest be promulgated it would be
a real intersectional struggle in every
sense of the word.
Let Us Tell You About
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"Leaf Facto"
He bet LOOSE-LEAF pocket sin
net system devised for students'
hand? reference.
J on denied Information on ell tech
nical subjects.
Architecture, motors, business,
chemistry, machine design, elec
tricity, highway engineer, hy
dra) ica, mining, petroleum, rail
way construction, concrete,
a team, structures, surveying.
6 place log tables 35c
Stoefiua conversion tables .6c
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The U. of N. Student Store
Drags, Stationery, Candy, Cigars,
Soda, Sandwiches, Hot Chocolate,
ranch.
We appreciate your business.
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Two Things
1. A good floor.
2. Fowler's Orchestra.
re necessary for a good house nertv.
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The idea of the meet is to create
a better inter-college and inter-fraternity
spirit, as well as to boost
the cross-country sport, and gain a
line on new material. The five med
als for the first five freshmen who
finish should be quite an incentive
for the yearlings to turn out in large
numbers.
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ILLUSTRATED LECTURE
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coincide with the movement of the
object being photographed.
Through the use of the spectro
scope, light waves are determined.
They are concentric waves or circles
around a star. Their behavior may
be compared with that of water
waves, declared the lecturer. If the
object is moving toward the observer
the wave length is short, and If it is
moving away it is lqng.
Prof. Swezey closed his lecture by
BVinwinc nictures of the large naval
observatories of the United States,
Fncland and France and of similar
huildine-s in connection with educa
tional institutions throughout this
country.
Dr. Olga Stastny
. to Come to Omaha
Dr. Olga Stastny, a graduate of
the University of Nebraska, who has
sDent most of the time during and
since the world war in service over
seas, will arrive in Omaha the latter
Dart of next week in connection with
the plan for observing December 2
as International Golden Rule Sunday.
Dr. Stastny was recently connected
with the American Women's Hospi
tals and landed In New York only a
few days on visit homo. She is a
personal friend of the daughter of
Dr. Thomas G. Masaryk, the presi
dent of Czechoslovakia. She has
been honored with many decorations
for work in the cause of humanity.
The youngest journalist in the. Tjnj,
versity 01 Minnesota Publics '
Building is just fourteen montX
" nncient LnilJ
ing yesterday, climbed upon a chii
set.erect at a typewrltter, and toJl'
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ed with. both hands. Anyway th
say some day he will be a'o.
editor.
FIGHT, NEBRASKA, FIGHT!
The famous Purdue spirit, in
carload consignments, wasn't
enough last Saturday. The
Boilermakers were defeated 34
to 7. We won't conyey our pep
in carload lots. Nebraska spirit
will fill, impregnate, illuminate,
and glorify every shining face
in the row on row of the
stadium.
NEBRASAKNSI WE MUST
BEAT NOTRE DAME1
STUDENTS
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