TIT. SPAY. MRCH 19. loo
FOUR
TRACK MEN H
FOR SOUTHERN TRIP
Cinder Team Plans to Take
Part in S. M. U. and
Texas Relays
MANY TRY FOR SQUAD
Preparation r ih. romlni
Triaa and 8. M. I . rlss. on lap
for March it ami : ( Austin and
Dallas reiprrilvvly, will hold th
ait.ntloo of thi Cornhuiafr track
athletes for lh nut two werki.
trouis for the several relar eventa
beiug on card for lodajr. Wednes
day and Thursday. Nebrsska'e en
trance Into the aouthero (antra this
jear will t. tta first apiearanc
atnra lb opening of the meria and
Coach Mchulta la desirous of mak
ing an Impressive showing.
Candidates for the four mile re
lay ran throufh the mile dlatanca
laat Saturday, competing- tor places
on the long distance quartet Jan
Ulewlci, liarvey. Etherton. Griffin,
and True ran the mile on the In
door track, flnlahlnit In the order
named. The winner time was
4:33. the neit three placing cloas
behind.
Competition la Keen
The aauitt fan, men along with
Dexter and Currier will compel
lor two mile relay placea tomorrow
while aprlnt candidatea will vie for
the ahorter distance honors on tne
outside track providing warm
weather conditions prevail.
Caster. Lowe. Nestor, and Eller
appear to be the leading candidates
for the acrlnt honors fjiairr. who
enjoys hla best time In the 220 yard
daah. was U21 Mlaaouil Valley
champion orer the furlong race and
warm weather and the opportunity
to cet outside ahould boost hla ef
forts quite a bit. Lowe has been
Improving steadily throughout the
aeason while tiler and Nestor, both
sophomores, have been doing some
good work. -
Mil Relay Team Coed
The mile relay team with Cap
tain Campbell. Wyatt. Krauae,
Maya, and Eller, vlelng for honors,
should be ud among the leaders
aa all of these men have been cut
ting their time down throughout
the Indoor season.
The Nebraska mentor plana on
taking quite a representation of
Scarlet and Cream athletes to the
southern relay, competing, if pos
sible, in every event.
it t wji a rw t m
ft
Tbe old familiar thud of the
rlrai.il football shoe sa heard In
Memorial Stadium eslerday as lit.
113 I omliusker football squad
trotted out for Ibe upeuing of I lie
pilng drill 1 he siadliim prarilre
fiekt look on the smxaianr. of an
evening arena anlliiie during the
autumn months a ibe gridiron
warriors of Nebraaka It in ta red up
I heir muatles and look out aome
of Ibe Inter kinks. Although the
outlook Is anything but encourag
ing to the Nebraska football alaff
work has bcKun and uuder the
tutelage of Coach "llunny" ( Mikes,
the red men from Nebraska are
getting things sit fur the great
football rmupitlgn next fall which
opens with Southern Methodlit,
Nebraska's gueata on sladlum
field.
Fifty candidatea for the Kansas
Aggie football team have reported
te Coach A. N. o" McMillln
down at Manhattan for the aprlng
practice sssslon. Coach Carl An-1
arson or nosiern rvaniucay nor
mal la assisting McMillln during
the spring practice weska. The
aprlng aquad consists of twenty
five freshmen, throe veteran ends,
three letter tackles, one veteran
center and aeven letter backs.
Victory of Nebraska Shuttle
Relay Team Pleases Sehultc
Frenhman Tram Merit
Sophomore on Court
lietUlon game lo play off the
Iniertlata basketball lie be
tween Ihe freahmen and the
soplioitioies will be hrld Tues
day ulglH March l. ai 7 oiiork
at ihe uim-n'a gymnaalum.
Until teams defeated Ilia Junior
and aenlor teams, and tied each
other In a score of 11 to IS.
Moth team would like to have
the support of their classmen.
TRI COLOR MEN GIVE
Fi
Schulte Runs His Proteges
Through Field Events
At Stadium
Coach Henry Rchrilte ran his
protegea in a tri color meet last
evening in the stadium. No excep
tional marks were set up. but the
performances were all fair.
Kuehlrodt, Red senior, turned in
a nice half mile with a time of 2
minutea and 3.5 seconds. Wilson
.an a quarter In S4.4 seconds, Hege
and Lambert tied for fl-st honors
,n the 50 yard dash, both men do
ing the distance in 7:5 second.
The summary of the meet fel
lows: Mra rr lor. Vurntrtr tima: 4
(rmiitN as f .aroeda: antor orajira. trd:
Vanning time: 4 rmnuts aacorida.
junior rm4: S-l. Hopcwvll: 4th. Skftv.
nmr: t nllli'i 44 eron4s. acnior
jaM fclrh horJt- . r-srin:
IT.,; l aaionda. eeoior inn; tnil.
fn. arntar.
at "aM low hurdloa: In. Paia. umi:
4 rm'1o nlor rren: Tnd. Smut
nv. Motor orBi; 3rd. Cariaon. aantor
s n.
Half mile m' FuahroIt. :lm:
? mitivtci .( ann4. senior ro-1: tnd.
Cirlnii, tim: 2 minutes 141 aocenrta:
nor (rrn : Jrd. Airka. lima: S mlnutaa
II a-nd.. Junlnr r4; 4th. Kllna. tlm:
: minute 31 aaoada: ith, Piltman;
tim: t minutaa St aacorrla.
44 yard dash : lot. Wllaon. Tims: (4 4
aota1a: Tnd. Moors, ttrns: 4.1 ssconds.
Junior rod; Ira. rror, urn: n '
i, nam. 4lh. Hartt. tints: 17. J soronoa:
Ito. amuiojr. tima: S.7 Kronda. aonlor
o-anaa. . '
i rsrd dash: 1st. W and l.smhrt.
lima: a." aoconei. 2nd. Ritre-ht.
urns: II ssronda. senior oranas; ra.
toiv. aeaior arcoo. 4ili. rulsi.
Broad jump: 1st Crals il rt trc
Inrhs. Junior orsn; Jtnd. H. !l f
t Inrhos. senior rod; rd. My. J tf
Inch's. Dlr rMi; 4'h. Orsr. J1
ot 1 Inehoaath. flsilar. It fet and 7
lnrhs. I
Hiah Jump? lal. Imhart. i ft snil
7 innaa: aonmr oranr; sou. Brauin.
a f-t tnrhas, sulur eranr
Tola sault: 1st. I win, II ft In
ha anor rrn: Ind. Klsonhan. 11
't. Junior oranrt; Kuo. l feat, aonlor
ted.
Welmler Ha Article
In Exonomics Journal
An article by Dr. Hutton Web
ster, professor of social anthropol
ogy, commenting on "The Science
of Society," a three-volume work of
Sumner and Keller, appears in the
February Issue of the Qusrterly
Journal of Economics.
Coach Crhulte's sbuttle relay
came through at Illinois Saturday
to cop first place In thai event.
Schulte worked his shuttle team
tor many weeka prior to the Illlni
annual event aud that was the
"Indian's" only entry at I'rbana.
The Nebraska quartet waa made
up of "Bill" Fleming, Lamson, Ar
ganhrlght and Tom eon. Tne
shuttle relay la a new event at
the Illinois laiultol aud at present
the Cornhuskers hold the record
In the new event with a time of
41.5 second 1. Ther led Ohio State,
Wisconsin and Illinois to the tape.
The next event on Schulte'a track
schedule la the Texas and nice re
lays down south.
Comment on the Impressive to- J -
lai; of lite Nebraska snuma nurtn- i
relay team at Ibe annual .Illinois
Imlooi Uelav carnUal. piovided the j
thief acmtty of the fornhuaker'
arslty trark aspirants Monday
afternoon. The teturn of Vlcnilng.
Atganbilgh. l amson. and Tom-1
son Horn Ihe Hig Ten Indoor,
rlaaalc. late hunday nighl. brought
final reioria rouieinlng Ihe mret
and th rat of the enlng. In
which Nebiaaka colors were car
ried to lctoiy.
Coach Hchultoa entrants. who
made the trip unaccompanied by
coach or trainer, proved to be Ihe,
daik horse In the hurdle relsy and
upset the prevailing dope. The
Ohio State team, which finished
second In the event.' were granted
a It lory before the final race as
their early aesson records .sur
passed those of Wisconsin and
Illinois, who finished third and
fourth. But the atrength of the
llusker members of quartet was
lint known and they preceded 10
clip the barriers for a first place.
Time Very Good
The time of 41. & seconds, accord- i
Ing to lllinl officials, was eiy
good and bids fair to atand as a
high mark for several aeasons. . ..,,,.., Pn
Kach man was required to run a GAMES ARE SCHEDULED
total of eighty yards which gavel
W'KKSTLKKS WILL
MlXJVLDNlDAV
Kellofj Seti Inter-Creek
Meet for Wednesday
At Coliaeum
LEWIS TALKS ABOUT
. T(
Fraternities Will Take Part
In Bowling, Baseball,
Director Says
Saturday afternoon the Huaker
track mentor held tryouta for the
Nebraaka mile relay team which
will compete In the Texas relays
March 29 and 30. ' Five runners
came through with timea of better
than 4 minutes 33 seconds which
listened good to Coach Schulte.
Januelwici, veteran dlatanca run
ner, turned in a time of 4:33
which waa the best time of the
four runners; Griffon, Etherton,
and True. Schulte announced later
that he would probably take those
four men to the Lone Star state
for the relaya next week.
The athletic letter award at
Iowa State college was definitely
changed by official action of the
athletic board council thia month.
A large block T will be used from
now on Instead of the 'A' which
haa been used in the past accord
ing to an announcement from T.
N. Metcalf, director of athTCtica.
Three weeka ago the Double 'A'
athletic fraternity of its own ac
cord changed the 'A' on tbeir
sweaters to T following three
years of student agitation.
the Nebraska men an individual
average of 10.375 seconds per man.
The 7S yard open event wss run In
t seconds w hich figures approxi
mately 10.15 seconds for the eighty
yard distance. Figuring on that
bant j. the time made by the Ne
braska victors waa exceedingly
fast and very tmpreasive.
All four members of the w inning
team were awarded handsome
eight-day bureau clocks with the
name of the meet and the event
Inscribed In gold letters M the
case.
Coach Schulte expressed himself
aa being very well pleased with the
showing made by the four Nebraa
ka representatives. Should the
shuttle hurdle relay event be In
cluded on the Drake. Relays roster
of races. Nebraska's probability of
a vfiorv there looms bright.
Thee Ohio State quartet was
victorious In this event at the an
ual Penn relaya last year and plan
to enter the same race this spring.
Should Nebrask awln at Drake and
Ohio State at the Penn games, the
Huaker victory over the Ohio
school laat Saturday would rate
them high among the country's
shuttle hurdle relay teams.
STAPLES BRINGS
NAVAJO INDIANS
UniTersity of New Mexico
Lecturer Will Speak at
Convocation
BAND PRESENTS
FINAL CONCERT
Glee Club
Chorus',
At
Sings 'Soldier's
From 'Faust'
Program
Present ing its final winter con
cert Sunday afternoon at Memorial
hall, the university R. O. T. C.
band played before a crowd of
seven hundred snd fifty university
students and Lincoln townspeople.
The band, under the direction of
William T. Quick, presented a pro
gram consisting of both popular
and concert music.
The band waa assisted by the
university men's .'lee club and Mrs.
Lola Henllne. The glee club under
the direction of Hermsnn Decker,
with Mrs. Jean E. Decker accom
panying, presented two numbers.
Tola concert concluded the series
of concerts given by the band. The
band will start its outdoor drill
this week in preparation for the
spring military maneuvers of the
R. O. T. C.
B. I. Staples, extension lecturer
of the University of New Mexico,
will speak at a apecial convocation
at 11 o'clock Thursday morning at
the Temple theatre on "The In
diana of the Southwest."
Three Navajos, a silversmith, a
weaver and a sandpainter whom
Mr. Staples Is bringing with him
will work In native costume In the
ait gallery in Morrill hall, where
an exhibit of Navajo Indian arts
and crafts will be shown. During ex
hibition hours Thursday and Fri
day Mr. Staples will give gallery
talk.
"The man who keeps bis word."
aa Mr. Staples Is called by the
Navajos, has lived on the Navajo
reservation for twelve years, and
is said to have more Influence
than any other American In devel
oping the art and craft of these
people. He is one of the few white
men who hs their complete fon
fidenre. and has been taken into
the tribe with full initiatory ceremonies.
Plans tor bowling and bsseball
tournaments are Included In letters
sent mil to fraternity bouses yes
terday by Jimmy IewU. rnpervlaor
of lutramuial sports. Entries for
the bowling tournament which will
he played on the Saratoga alleys
must be In Thursday of Ihla week.
The Saratoga bowling alleys will
conduct the tournament by permis
sion of the athletic department.
I The athletic department will fur
! nlah a trophy for the winners.
Pasrhall will begin In a hort time
Horse shoe and handball singles
and doubles are progressing with
a number of games to be played
this week.
Schedule of Games
The schedule of games follows:
Horse shoe alnglea. Tuesdsy,
3:00, Delta Tau Ielta v. Sigma
Alpha Mu, Delta Chi va. Sigma Chi.
Alpha Sigma Phi vs. Tau Kappa
Kpsllon: Tuesday. 4:00. Delta Upsl-
Ion va. m Kappa Alpna, rni ivappa
vs. Sigma Alpha Epsllon; Tuesday,
5 00 Kappa Sigma vs. Beta Theta
Pi; Wednesday, 4:00. Delta va Phi
Kappa, Sigma Alpha Epsllon vs.
Phi Delta Theta; Wednesday. 6:00.
Delta Sigma Phi vs. Sigma Alpha
Mu. Phi Sigma Kappa va. Tau
Kappa Epsllon, Farm House va. Thl
Gamma Delta.
Horse shoe doubles: Tuesday,
4:00. Farm House vs. Tau Kappa
FpMlon. 6:00. Phi Delta Theta vs.
Phi Gamma Delta: Wednesday,
3.00. Delta Tau Delta vs. Alpha
Sigma Phi, Pi Kappa Alphs vs. Phi
Kappa; Wednesday, 4:00, Phi
Sigma Kappa vs. Sigma Chi, Kappa
Sigma va. Phi Gamma Delta. Delta
c:m. Phi vs. Beta Theta Pi.
Handball doubles; Tuesday, 4: OA.
Sigma Alpha Kpsilon vs. Phi Sigma
Kappa, Pi Kappa Alpha vs. Sirma,
Alpha Mu. Sigma Chi vs. Kappa
Sigma, Farm House vs. Alpha
Sigma Beta Theta Pi vs. Phi Delta
Theta- Tuesday, 5:00. Tau Kappa,
Epsllon vs. Zta Beta Tau: Wed
nesdiv, r.:00, Pi Kappa Alpha vs.
Phi Sigma Kappa.
Mies Shanafelt Speaks
About Visual Education
Mlrs Maijoiie Shanafelt. curator
of visual education, gave two talks
during the week. The first was at
Randolph school Tuesday morn
lng where she spoge on the gen
eral fubject of birds. Thursday eve
ning at the Y. W. C. A. she ad
dressed the Business Girls" league
on "Peacocks All," tracing the evo
lution of dress.
-i .-.l aa unnatural: siu
-a.e. anJ death He Uliutraied hi
int b the lllblual aUwy of Ihe
blind man who appealed lo I'hriat
for sight. Ill al:hl aa leiuined.
In this Incident me unnatural waa
iiauatoi iiii d to ''' ua'ural.
Sin unbalances ihe level of nat
ural life," an Id the Imrlor. He died
ix-r.nnal t-inerlcnce which OC-
The Inierfiateinllj wiesiuug (.,lllt,j ,uia In roiiveraaiion
m.-i l.t-rlna tomorrow at tne ln i,,t, a raiah he was atfcca. '
seum. according lo an announce j ,!,,., lmn, ln nP ui .Hin ti joy?"
ment made b John Kellorg. ar-,r jnPa replied that there was
sliy wreailing coai h M inula), t oa n ;
Kellogg Is ety nnpciui i matui (
erlng arslt material in tne uieeia
The weighia are lis. i i.
Hi. Hi. Ki and heavy weight I j
with a four pound weight allow ;:
ance. Ka h fraternity will have lo :
enter four men In order to get en-, ;;
trance polnta. IHawings win or i;
made Wednesday altemmin just be-, j
for the preliminaries begin. j
A number of wreailing men were i j
working out eaterday getting
readv lor the meel. Wrestlers Willi
weigh In any lime after Wednesday (
noon.
about 89 pel c. ni more Joy.
Dr. Jones emphasued the power
of convention by Ihe a lory of
woman aim hud rlpm leuced a
great loss, tollowed by a complete
breakdown. She had relied on her
Intellect alone, and It failed i
stand the teal. He suggested con
teialon as the only remaining aid.
He was lieie fat In Ma t rials, (or if
hla theory had not succeeded, h
would have given up hla work. The
woman finally accepted Christ snl
new life was 0ened for ber.
(jtinpii Club Merit.
Campus Club, a group of I'nlver
slty women, held its monthly lunch
eon meeting at the I'nlveralty club
Thursday noon.
Norn's Vimis (lainpiiH
Jack Norris. ex '::. Cheyenne.
Wvo. waa a campus visitor during
the week. He la now In c harge ol 1 1
road construction piojects for an 1 1
engineering firm In Si. IajuIs, Mo. :
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CONVOCATION 13 ;:j
SET FOR TODAY ! iij
( ewtlnaml I'm l-acc I. jjj
war was nut ine out-cropping 01 j ;jj
man a beast nature, i nis jar aa;;:
based on the creed of Ihe animal : jjj
kingdom, Ihe survival of the .It jji
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Christian Life Normal i j:i
Dr. Jones' theory la that a man , iij
Is relikloua Iecauae lie wa.ita life,;;:
because he Is seeking a mortal ha-, jij
plness. He streaned the fact that!!!!
to be good is to be natural, and con j iij
trary to belief, the Christian life ; jjj
Is the normal life. Three things he j jjj
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"The Constellation of Orion" will
be the lecture by Prof. G. D. Swe
zey at the bi-monthly public eve
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observatory Tuesday evening at
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to 10 o'clork, for observation of thf
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