i
n i:snv. a run. :v 10
four
HUSKER MEtPR PfTl
SENDS GRiDDERS tPSfen I1
10 TILT TODAY
,
.
Two Weeks of Gridiron Drill
Remain on Spring Card
For Comhuskcrs
SOPHOMORES SHOW UP
tinuC'S tO
Pilot Pc:it::n C
Worry Nebraska Coach
As Sessions Close '
W'I'b on lo werk of spring
practlca Irfi, t oarh ln X Bible
ill Bend liia lorohuskei through
a praniie gam al th milium thii
a'trnoon. To mora prariir
lnaa hat tr-n lieiiuted and
i'I b ''ard Kruia. Arnl and
Ue.!r.fCa. Mat 1 1 bla I I he
Mitd (tin ol lb spring training
iimn for the aguid. "I'l'ithui cb"
inning the other tao tilt b a an-l-oiri
n.ain
Monila; n';ht B:b; limited th
mi.Vju; lu (ini'ina and paaamg
patrtr and inl up i'h a anort
dnreru) .riiiumar lo fx th p'aa
in th mines or im aqnai
Ihf
.tri'r of irivin rbalk lalka l:lua-
' a 1 1 1 ar pia. rr afirnoon ra.waa toacn coppir "wi
.on'iniid and Coai h I'.ibl hha baaaball nina wklch mat tka Okla.
th'a will ailmmai niiannnVwiand- hema Seenara in a twogama '
inci on lb llld ard HI ailo lha
mm i onraira moi on wbal
l,y har lo do. Inaiad of think
itiar of ib plaj.
Sopbemoraa Leak Good
Sial ophrmor i rorna
io 'h f'onl In n-nnt firartir and
liw i.romik of dlopint Into
ta'uab:.- rara
ji';:t-ibk nil rmain oi-n
.'h lxn. I'ikr. Ma:qiil and
trl or lax ir'i hal'barka aa
tu-ihilir Marquia abod up
.! In ib rMi trar:ir (am and
a taluabl paa-r. rominfiini
i.l out ol avn arial atirrnpia.
IN U alao a rood puntar. Prakar,
mat r rrr q'iartr. la alao
rhowinc up ll in prartir a ia ,
yn ann'hrr aubati'U'a from iaat j
war
Opn to Public
.OK aritaninTto Z 'S
,r:,?cohurr.
o a; th aiadium Una afternoon.
Probable aiartinc lineup:
R.. - - nr.i.a
M.-Unf r fiv ' a
k f cf r' Krta
.; irrt r Kix-i
I h.. HuHi Wo'-'aa
ItjB'lf .....1 iiwniwrf
r"iT"
xf.io.i.
tk
I ar
r"lui ...
rtii
Prakrr ah
a hrr r.ar
t'ry 1
... Ul)l) i
Glass Machine
Makis Bacteria
For Kansas Man
lsrence, Ka.. April 22 A d-
ire for produrinr bacteria in rreat
qiur,tiiiea for laboratory ur haa
jum been pnrfected and put Into
,ir at ala miveraitT by Harvey
V. Moyi. boidr of thr- drre-a
irom the L'niverlty of Kanaa. and
fo: merly a member of the chemistry
raculty l the unieri'y- lax-tor
Mof-r now bo'dA a National Puy
ca'rh Kellosahip. and ia workinr.
urdf-r the direction of lr. Treat 1
Johneon of th Yl ?acu'ty.
Iiirror Moyer N asking to li-arn
if ther a anv 'l.r-mi'ral oiffrrrote
l.t- srfD anou kind of bacteria.
?rd if ther if. relationahip
il."re i bts-arn the chemical con
iiitiK'n' by the bacteria.
The aclnv. editor of th A.o l
ed Prea. In a recent article, ihu
.lrcribe the machiti Invented and
t'4 iy iMtcior Mor:
i ot neaily :nnny ainail r,t
Ja; have been wi In cultivation
ol b.tria. laborious tk enact
in? pre'-! ci' and caution.
I nmPM Of the OOIU'', iroi-'wi
Moar lis aubatiiu4 a "ma. hiue."
domI? o g'a". thai operate auto-
mMicaPy to a larre ecrem. ",
,onvoi vaive, d ie,r.c i
sperebv OH'' ifian. Ki"a -
rdi'i o'.ia!otal attention, not only i
ii,sv obtain quantii, prod uct ion, j
tin' tn'AY rezulaie ih reau!a with ,
s'lentjflc ex' tneas.
The whole apitaram aianda up'in
f.ne fair r-'ized table. It begjnr In
a m pnui cwker, from
r.liirh the st-iile liuuid in-rvins ,
.... r ..... ult,.ed lit flfiW
iir.iiFh a avcteni 01 "'
inm i tie tui'urc chamber
'!;
i.-y are Inre-ulated for the culture ,
rrowih. iv if s'r.
KX)int entry of con'amination from
ii,e fiir. control progress
bacterial media. .
of th
KAPPA PHI HOLDS
ANNUAL ELECTION
Methodist Sorority Chooses
Doreen Bailey Head
For Coming Year
Doreen Bailey, '2i. Mncoln.
Teacher college, waa recently
elected next year's preaident of
Kappa I'hi, society for Methodist
girU at the University. Dorothy
Vao Denbark waa chosen vlce
preaident: Mary Louise Nesbit,
corresponding secretary; Gertrude
Kbera, recording aeeretary; Mar
Jorle Fannan, treasurer; and Inge
tr-rrg Nielsen, chaplain.
Other officers are: Irene Fo.
historian: Heleu IUr, editor;
Hazel Beechsr, program chair
man; fcleano- Cooper, memberahlp
chairman ; at.-rl GrwenUnil, ao
clsl chairman: Dorothy Maaaon.
orchestra director; LeNette Knox
chorus lirw)OT', Jeannette Young.
art cbalniiaai rMargaret wiener,
reMgloui eTIorj; Vera U'lllia. tnrl
tatioas. ' iair Martin, atenog
fsnber; Eleanor Baker, cuaiodlan
Miaa LuvW M. Hill, tbia year'a
aior,aw- of ' Kappa Phi, and tb
nairooetrfea. Miss Gertrude fWra,
Mra. 'i!!laai Pawell. Mra. O A.
t;r.!h, Vr. F. A. Ftuff, and Mrs.
y--r,r Vet wr tinanimoualy re-
fcabreaka'a C'-wkr track
aauad (r wall at !
Hiitl reieya Mat wets
bowl an Sw'te gat ut
t meat w a teJ l'Ci
AtniaUa tram aM over K Cu"l'
.... .r......
in I ot ''"
Whan tha ttittr fo up ta "
inch e te track. Ceach Sthuti
crate) bia t"lnil
and madely vM ad taah hia
tratkatere bach ta Lirxaifi. Mill
Flaming and Ci Ti-i war,
tka aiy Mwkra ta place Ika
ka event, botk man laamg
fourth place in tkair raapactiv ;
vtnta. Tka Huakar track maMer
will giva hit aquad a aart warkaut
thia waak in preparation far tka an.
nual Oraka raiaya al Da a Meiea
thia Saturday.
Coach lana X P.ibl announced
lat rk that thr .rini fool ball
(Nimiii fur tka Cornhutkrra
ould end May I Tha Huker men
lor a No announced that there
ould be three full time praciir
gamea o-n to public brlaeen
no and lb tloaing dai Th n
f(K.'b!l roarh haa bn norlliic
Hh lb lukrr tquad for aral
l and lb inr1H rnpa
drill t Mm opl'ortuni'y la
u up lb hiaiaital for nvl fall
Tba aacend Cornhuakar atkiatic
taam ta taka ta fiaid laat waak
and tha Miaaouri Tigara alio In a
two-oima ancountar. Tha Tipara 1
at Columbia akad out tka Saturday
....-.. L.iti.
ti... D..L..I it.. ...nrf
for tha Nabraakana. Pickatt pitch,
ad a craat cam of hall for Din
inning, allowing tha Tigara but
two hit a and than um4 In tna
tanth ta lat tha Columbia craw alip
ana run avar tha piata for victory.
Nobraaka outhit tha Miaaouri nina.
getting i bit but failing ta com.
data a iaurnav around tha aacka.
William. Nabraaka ahortatop waa
(ha haaw hittar and atallar fiald
prfCrmar for Nabraaka. Ha eraah-
d out hlU ,n- piayad a mca
gim, at tha infiald poaitien.
V tk thia apar to slah Ed-
sard "Blua- nou. ro-captain oi j
tha Cornhuakara. tha bai of !
raC-
-
!"' ?"r. niur naa irrr-n
mlehty flrur on th rridlron for
Nrbraaka durinit Th pat thr
vaar and hia loa i kaanly flt In
barkflld powr thia aprtnit. With!
Coach Hosall at Pittabuiah laach-1
... ...
ri nTl fall tha old adarr
Juki bout work acaln. That of pu-
nil mtiad arainat mat rtictor. Coach
"Blu ' Howall sill and hia Pltra-iTama from Nbraaka. otra ,
burgh lvn arainat Coach Ernai ; ram. th Army and Irak will
Rrarr'a Waahburn lvan In tha: compare In thl quartr mil j
Kani-a ronfrnc nrt fall and all claaalc. Pinal tryouta s-l b held ,
ara sill focoa on that ram to aeal today, with Young and Sloan enter-
how th on tim pupil will fara I
arainat hia on tim maater. Pitta-
burrh ha bn noted for It alel
r ,hl:,!c "",,t",d i,h uBI,u'
slated to ro even further In lta par-
formance on the athletic field. I ' I dlat dramatic orranlzatlon, at a
Hosell ha alsaya been well liked! "Red Sky at Morninr " By Mar-j rralnr for th Interfraiernlty j rneetlnr held at the Wealay FounJ
by his mate on the Iluaker squad ;aret Kennedy. 3S1 pp. rvmbleday, tnnj, tournament set auoounced atlon, 1417 R atreet, Monday even
and we are sure that h will iron. Garden Cl'y. 2 5. i veaterrlar by Jamea C. I.wIb, whoiina;. 5be will succeed Harold
over with a bir banr at Plttaburrb
teacher.
Mayer It rot her Offer
Prize to Student for
Bent Advertisement
Maver Brnihet-a eohisg f-ompar.y
ia offering a 125 prize to advert la
Ing student In the L'niveralty for
an adveniiing latout for
Broi liens' 'ore. The award
Mayer
.-ill be
made to a aiudent in Prof. V. C.
Blood alveniainr claa. buaineaa
orraulMtion 147.
ine conte.r ui iie neic unoer . "'V" 1 " " -;. '', ,." i
the ajperviaion of Mr. Blood. ' or fiv live hn h doean t ap-
Mayer Brothers will giva,trk prire'Pr capable of writing tbe atory ,
to the atiidein who ha the beat of one life. But one must remem
display In the opinion of Professor ber that writer travel on their
. a a
Hlood. Th adveriisement will
be
carried fn The faily S'ebraakan. ac- t
ding ro Inn Haney, general man
8ger Qf jjayer Brother
.NXBR ASK AN 'FEED
IS SET FOR MAY 2
Eobb Appointet Committee
. ,
To Handle Annual Affair
Of Journalists
Thuraday, May 2. haa been set
1 U . ,... lUm Manual I U. Ill
... t anoint.
Robb,
man of the affair:
Entertainment Douglaa Timmer-
man. chairman; KImer hkov. aux
in Hill; dinner Mary N'lchole.
Evelyn
chairman; Lyman (',
Slmnson: Invitation Robert Kelly
.t.: . . . -f-t, P,
iian man . iii" i ...i-,
hid in thl .Hnr of vrv Vear
dd ..".uend'bl the.TaV for
boh first and second semesters, i
Toats are given by the editor and
managing editora of both aeroea
tera and In'ormal lalka follow.
Studtfit Writpfi Article
For Trade Publication
C. E. fiikea. '20, Omaha, Ja tbe
author of an article on Tbe Mod
ern Significance of Personnel
Work," whkh sill appear In tbe
auinmer iaaue of tbe national trade
weekly, "Telephony." Mr. Sikea
wrote an article for a recent Bom
ber ot The Prairie Schooner, en
titled "Tbe Way Out." Thia atory
dealt with tbe telephone office and
the problema of night work.
A.A.U. Send Two Boxers
To National Meet in East
Harold Olatran and Harrr Ding -
man, rnlrrl'y of Nebraaka boa -
era. will enter the national A. A. U
Junior champlonablp In the near
Chicago atadium next week. Aa
champlona of tbe MldWenr A. A.
C rhey wJH rerreant that orgaav
IxatiAW there. The Kld W'eat A- A.
JU. win pay ineir eipDara.
PRACTICE FOR RELAYS
Fresh From Kansas Games,
Spikemcn Train lor
Drake Meet
ENTER FEATURE EVENTS
Hark f'Oi" iircaaful laaion
ol ll.o annual kt (amra. foarb
llrnrj ' rirliul'a aiH) track
trrt. rJinJ irainmt in rtiarn.
Mn.la. in preparation fw ika
(-time lak Krla. on tap for
i hi vm .--!!; at I' I
Mint Tryouia for ib rr!aa and
m,iI rnia ar achrdult-J for
lb rrmainil! of Ih -k
Coinbunkrr plaraa In lha Jay
bask affair ronld of ona third
and four fourth., romparlna: faor-
ably to o hr r. .n'aila of
lb M'uri any arnoii inn
I Irmini and "t'obr " Tomaon acorad
in lh hurdlra and broad Jump, ra-ar-il.
of lh apmlal rn'a.
hll lh llurt four milr irla)
Irani, rompo.rd of r:ihnon Janul
airi. limn and Tm airppd out
for a third .otilon.
K.lrr. Natr. rU'r and l-o
r fo'jnh In id quaitr mil -la.
a'rp.nc ' dtanr in 4? J
artond lh mil rly
artaich.! at lh atari o ih ra
du to th ri amouni of ram
thai fll during ih mlr mt.
Fiammi Makaa Tima
IMli lich'a of th NVbtaaka par
fmmanrra srr Klpnunc'a nm of
IS arronda In hla ml final brat ol
th bamr and Tomaon a lap or
It ft 1 Inch In Ih broad Jump
nmin'a fa.t t.m in ib hnha
rlad lha ralay r orq. dui uin n.
count aire li aaa not arrompli.d
. .v. ki UriLirinimwri
,.iniiful and Tomaon a cP
nnrai bun could only cam him a
founh t.lac.
Coach Si bull la plarlnt pclal
af'ona Hh hi quartan of hurt
lara IVmlne. iJimaon. Thompon
and' Araanbru-ht with th tIw of
roppin ih ahum hurdl rlay
honors at thr Inak a'talr. Th
sar!t and Crm hurdlr won
thia nt al th Illinol Indoor
ramaa laal aiaiar aud Hukr
rana ara impplnj for a duj.iuat.oo
thia Saturday. Illlnola will no
doubt fum:h ih chiaf rompaiition
)n tn(g rW rirni and dopa pra-;
j,,.. ihriitinr rara i
r00tball Intaraat
Naw Football intaraai
rr .."hrY .v.v":!
- - - - - i
lhd In cloa ordr slth Urrlr
cloa bahlnd. Half mllara 111 par-!
form txlr I
Rosly. frahm. Farlay ani An-
burn took a 117 at om fi.ty yard
. 1 - 11 ; - for I
annms in a prnminni
th pcial football rlay. which la
to b a fa'Ur at r Moina. .
ing the competition
.
BETWEEN THE LINES
By LaSalla Oilman
I y I
becaure Margaret Kennedy b!
came famoua overnight by runmna; 1 attempt ha been made to ached-jthle spring.
"Th Conatant Nymph" Into ntb ! u) tnp ramea to b played between Other officers elected al the
edlttona. the critic aeltd upon a;roup In the preliminary leagtiea, aame time are: Ingeborg Nielsen,
her neat novel. "Red Pky at Morn-1 buf f( ti announced that each teaml3i. Omaha, vice preaident; Mer
inc." and acclaimed It to the skiea. 1 (n the preliminary leagu muatjeedes Amea. 'SO. Lincoln, secre
Book cluba bought it. book atorea naT, played every other team Injiary; Alan Wllliama. 71. lylncoln.
were alwaya oia our. sna r..;itg irje before fiaturoay, way
after all. one cannot find o much j
to It. ;
"Red Sky at Morning." In fact.
Is selling on H predeceor'a auo j
cesa. The novel in itseir is juri
ihre hunlred page 01 auu. aiupnij
piddle. The auibor Me ner a'ory
on the old t, rea n mum
Inr, sailor
lake amine." and
....aAj - ra a-r-iia tna iinrv ti iiiiiri
reputa iona. sni on.- .... ...-w..
the author can writ an sona 01 ,
wortble trash and get away with
It.
A gieat many eople ny dowD
the trend of the reading public
toward letting o:t:er folk, choose
ibelr reading Oialier. 7 tila hosl
, iD?;r TL-uZ
ir Pople cant decide for
jihemaelve what l good and whan
!, b,, then ""y b"u,(Jn', h" r"(
!lng at all.
The fai.-t Is. everyone, to a cer i
lain artent. ia Influenced in hia or
ptu
iSnts are Influenced by their pro-
readers by the book reviewer, and
everyone In general by hearsay
and talk. One doe not go lo a li
brary and pick out any book he
j bappena to ae. He picka the book
'Of
haa read of. TTiere are few
, . w .kaif
Uool' unerringly without any
U; 7 !'
'are the one who fight the book-!
guide movement. But be great ;
majority of p"P'' Be'l gttldea, ,
and the Book-of the Month club la
doing a aervice for the general '
reading public. Wltneas the
Judges; Henry $edel Canby, Hey-j
wood Broun, Dorothy Canfleld,!
Christopher Morley, and William
Allen White. Even book review-j
era read other revlewa (and very
often copy that which they have
read, rather than reading the ori
ginal). With tbe apriug urge to hit tb
road, ana with aprlng vacation
fempatlon doubly hard, I laid hasd
upon "Beggara of Life," and
"Circa Parade." by Jim Tully.
"CircuB Parade," written only late
ly, ahowa that Tully la deteriorat
ing. He la attempting to develop a
new atrle. But "Begrara of Ufa"
! la crud and rough and real. My
'chU. objection fo Tullya atuff la
that he is too crude and rough and I
real Some aay that It la good, that
Tea.ll am la what we need. They aay
that If we object, we are almper
lng romapflcir-ta dodging life. But
what' tbe good of reading about
a bobo'a filthy a.necdoea? What's
Tin: pmi.v MiunsKVN
V. !.'. I. Trmmt II i
I i.i SthiHil llhY tlul
In mrnrv. Trrumtrh
Imputation tram of the urier
: m i'. . am ,r"
buiy Ml V rluh tit innf and
lffun. m in.ni
nemrr
j.M Muni riiitllablull, l.oa-
ro Krt-rt i:. tliartd Uland. and
I in 1 1 hi l.l t;nMo. aianma. ,
I" I tonipilrr Ihr Irani to wall,
ilir I kiibui; Mrh arlwtol b"
ackl Ikititn T.-. Hiiry". l."''jaho louianmtnia lia r-rn t-oro-
(laud ti-odi'H. "St. Jamalra. lll
W-H lh lr-uiurli blah whool.
- Ikiy a l'hilo'h) of Ufa"
III N Ihr aub)-t of abort lalki
h i nt mt-eiilK-ta (inirisl iliw tia
.i,.. HI b brld af'r lha
a-n bra
ilir kwij ol nllma ik afirr -a
aith ubHtulit ami riolaniiy:
Ji.n'l lad book lo rrt mat. M
ran ro d n to tha nrart ool-
room and bar ib am ininc tor
0nlh-ic ahl, , hiii
..mrih.i.d b"tr l
w ei
HS-t aomrihu.d oriirr in pooaa.
ilia miMli-inil ailiri am to
Oiai look llil.
I don't l .or io b a juda of
portry I knos ty ii'ti an"u i
mr'rr and tint and in rr.i i'U1
by do
mm tiAf rank Nrbtllkkl
or'.lauira,
John ii Nlhardt.
!h thr fiaal? Thr Sn Of I ha
Indian War" i Hi rtiot lnpir
inic. brauuiul i tunc I raad la
man a moon And n vthrdt I
not arttalnird ouiid thl saatarn
muniiy Ifa purrl uich I cant
tnior.
a irad o mui h about tha in
dian Wara fiom Hir slil; mn
r-.mi of !. Cut thl flva ua ,
ih oihr aid, th alory of Ih In j
dlan lt nana airamar tow in-'
,..nr. land arrklnc. ruthlaaa
u.nr,. W brrln to that th.
.siouk unun i raiy m"h - .
,,iou trachrou. aara. a ban
ik. ln.i nm Ciiiit-r'a Stilh.
. Ua hrr.n to ara that our eoxarn
.tir i....r.l iha Indian
durinf tha latrar half of tha nina-1
trmih crniury waa po.bly tha '
rrratt mm prptrated by th
I'nltau S:at I beilra mat " ,
,.ry hit ahould rad "onr of ;
the Indian Var.M a raliratrn o:
our ralar tar aupariorliy and of
our malarial. unrUIUrrd
ruabea
arIOaa a'olrn country
ould un
doubtadly com to him.
jui a a alda ramak. without
any hop of iertln anyon lo raad
n. tha brut fhon aroiy I'va raad
In a lone- lima la rrpub1lhad In
ih May tu of th rnldn nook.
It I "Owrn Carry." by HarvT
cam back frooi tnrir apprrnuc"-
on Nbriflkm wrklla. and
ru , mr lir0phrrla. a irraat
manv of lhm did find out what
, ',ir Md D,utirolord Ink are
"
Athletic Director Avers That
Games Be Played in
Two Weeks
WO WeeKS
j, i charre of the tournament No
rrlnr In the double are:
liru, t - rjrtn Ho H'a Tha a
PI Iwi-a l ortlcn. Illa firmt lAirr-a.
Iacu 1 Aarla. ll Kaer-a PTil.
Ptil A phi rwlii
laau 3. 9Hrn Phi Sirma. Phi Sta
ma Kanra SI-T,a Phi KtV.n
laau 4 iimera Bria PI. Ta Kan
pa r.pailnn. Alolia Vuiai fttio. rHa
mrma I'hi
i.ru. t - Thna X.. Phi rwita
T'-'a Phi r;irma lal. T ril.
airma A
rna Vu. alpha air,,., i-hi. ImM. 'fl
'A!(lh.
' f ' k.pp. alpha 7.a F.-a
(
iw. r- '. P"
i ami at r ua ri ar mat
i Th,.. M k.m.. airma.
pt,i :rn,i kimi Tau Kai.i. t.um.n.r
Iut 1-alpha hirn.a ". 'rt'a
I Oimnii rtho. 7m i-'a Tu farm
' Hrumm
I,I 4 r:"a Tlinr I'M. ! ' 'l.
inn liil Kt'i"i'. ''I hl'l !rl
ltiu' v ll'a Tau I'" Hlrrra
aii.i.a Mu. I'I Kappa Phi rtria Phi
S'rnia.
!-u - fwlil Nirnta !yml1a Iwl
' I'pMJon l ta Siema I'Ui. lAJnb4a
. i'hi Alpha
(irad MaLco Short Visit
Superintendent noyd A. Cropfier,
graduate of ihe rntverKlty In 125.
a a carnpus visitor Friday and
Suturday. Mr. Cropnar waa recently
re-elected supurlnrendent of t h a
Craig Nebraska, arhool. with a
substantial Increase in salary.
Memory Books
Diaries
The end of College
Days is approaching:
You will want to
Preserve a record
Of happy incidents
And occasions.
Our line of memory
Books, diaries and
Scrap books is now
Complete.
Cloth or Leather
Bindings.
Tucker-Shean
1123 "0" St.
Lincoln, Nebraska
GREEKS BATTLE FOR
T
Handball. Horseshoe Meets
Narrow Down to Final
Championships
1'irliminai jr round janir-a in Ih
Inirifiairrnliy bandball and bota
ind. and final roun inin
..k.t.it in if llatd off thia
i-
r-k Jamra C l-l. aa.latant rll
rrfior of Intiamural aihlnir.. an-
tr.lrr.tal th IraCU IT-
urn In aom lracua. horr.
ironn.iai aroraa ha not
bn
turnrd in to th aihlnic o'lu.
hndbll doublra. lh trama
' - ui.w rn ta lha flnala ara ia
Una Tau. lHa Tau Ik-lia. aua
Snma Alpha Mu or Phi Kiltnia hap
pa lUttlini for th alnulia till
III b rr-raniaiua of Sli:nia
Alpha Mil. ta Pta 1 au. and
Alpha Thia fhl or Mil Sipma
Kappa
Th boraho doublr lournry
haa hrn aarrnarr (loan to a rara
brisran Alpha Slftna I'hl. I'M hP-
ra. ana iau nappa
final round f th kind Will bl"na lirn'iiiP"".,..,. - ,
mn,(l1 of flx, KarP
Sirma lrlia I pailon or l hi Kappa.
and Patm Hou or iwi'a lau
Wha.
Engineers Issue ,
Monthly S umber j
Of 'Blue Print'
.. . . ,
April """.bar th N
Plu Print i-ubllahad inontl l dur-
- 7 ha
of th tollrc of KnrlnernnK. naa
Jul barn laurl
lha faatur anlt I or in mara
una I on r.niriur-ia ,
by Pmard "ivv l.oblnaon
K. H '30. Th rvrntnth annual ;
KnniiWl Wk. April 29 to Mar
. ia cracncM-a aim iir-..,.. -.
rlrrn of th avrnta of th k
slth acanea deplctlnr prevloue an-1
nual relebratlon. The frontlapiece j
ronialna a rroup picture of the 1
eorinrera' week committee. I
Vaiiad Fsaturoa
Other artlclaaara: "Monel Metal .
Spnnr f HiKh Temperaiure." by
Glenn V. Plrkwell M. K. '22: "Tbe
Knrlner1nit Kiecutlve Poard." by ,
Pari Kraaaer M. F. 'T: "The,
Jamea KiTer Prldra Project." by
F- Von Perrrn C. F. '32: and ;
-Th rwlon Circuit Preakar." by
H. D. Millar F. E. '29. Rejrular ,
dapartmenia auch aa "Editorial."!
"Oean a Comer." "Monthly Nwa,"
Tklth tha Alumni." and "Science
and Enrlneerlnr ." are alao In-i
eluded.
Th staff of the Blue Print t
Ralph Raikaa. rnerl manarr:
John Clema. editor; Carl Olson,
buaineaa manarer: and George Gil
lespie, circulation manarr. Fac
ulty advlBors ara rman O. 3. Fr
ruaon. Prof. Jila W. Haney and
Prof. M. I. Evlnier.
METIIODIST riAl EHS
I NAME TiEW LEADERS
I Iran Fa, '20. Uin coin
waa
I lctd nxt jaar"a
preaident 01
Wealey Players, national Metho-
Wooda of Niobrara, who graduate
treaaurer: Harl Annerson. -au, .in
coin, Hislnea manager; John Sten-
Conquering the Cascades
SNOW tills every month in the year
where tbe Great Northern crosses tbe
Cascades. Steep, tortuous grades increase
the difficulty of tbe railroading problem.
Nature has stubbornly resisted man's
effort to conquer the range.
In January, 1929, the tjcs; Cascade tun
nel wis opened. Man, with electricity
as ra ally, had conquered
Cascades.
The eight-mile bore
driven in three years
GENERAL ELECTRIC
fllNHAL
LICTIIC
C.ovvrnor tttihoriu
Krprnts f Si ll I nnil
l.i J Wr "'
ainrd II H T ' 'liilla
lit unltriaiiy rr;rni io all
riln ai-M-a ' laiul lilW"'
bluff and w lh rMrd for
buin( a nai t for an m-H
nirnial ia;inn al Miu-lill. and
II It liHV "bun auiiorlira tba
lair uiilirll rl
;'iiiO a 'ar a additional ld
rral aid for aei iruHuial rtrn
ion oik.
tall. '31. North Plan, ataa man
err: : t'Ml r. T.o. MlUmJ. toa-
-
iuma nuaw.-.
Kfitntry Hraiitcnla XWtl
ttiiihiiiigft Al rnirraily
a a part of thrlr all day vlt.lt In
l.ln.oln Imi Yida. n0 rliKrna
and frh.wil childrrn of Kamy and
Puffuln roiintv int lrl Ih I'nr
tr rally of .rbraka. Artrr a lunrn
in at th rhamliar of romnirc
lliry lft in bus for th loHra"
of Anlruliur Ckntpua hra ihry
Mnl an hour ronn Ihroush lh
luir. KnIMInr Mtn.lrnl Aititillra
buildinc and 'ok oam ltr. 1
rornlnc to th rlt rampii. th(
Krarnrr folk tll'l Morrill iall
1 , .,.t .mk.,
" uniTa any or. nr,,,-
Don't Be Dull
Don't Be Inane
Don't Be Ridiculous
Don't Be Ignorant
Don't Be Oh, You Know
DONT BE SILLY
DONT MISS IT
DONT SKIP IT
YOU'LL LIKE IT
IT HAS
"IT"
LIBERTY THEATER
A DOLLAR A SETTING
A BUCK A SEAT
Get Your Reservations, You Indians!
Friday and Saturday
Tickets go on SaJe Wednesday ai 10 o'clock, Liberty Box
Office, Booths on Campus and Downtown
record impossible watsoor el cork pomas
And clecmftcasaon has beea tTtervW
to the entire 75-mile jocte through, tha
mountsins.
The conquests of electricity oa th1
land and on the sea, in the air, ao4
underground, are making practicable the
impossibilities of yesterday. As out vision
the
was
a
COMP ANT,
SCHENECTADY,
Home llciniomica (ru
IVlm MailiiiK Offirrr
IMil rpailoii Omlrion. hiinoi.,,
Iioma rronoinlra amirly. rnir,
lalnrd In honor of lis rrju nal ia
x-nr, Mia. I.utll flul. of Maa
haiian. Kanaa. at a tra Sunit
afirinooo al h Worxibum M l
dud Haly in iliarr of ina
ia. hlh a anndrd by abnui
fntty curli. kroihy Norila ai
in thaiK of a dlnnrr tln fi(
Mra. Ilukl Saturday avrninj ai ih
Woodhum. Forty iurm aurndid
Tiir" Stinli iila' Sfurt"
RECTOR'S
Pharmacy
l?th and P Street
C. K. BUCHHOLZ. Mfr.
Our Stor la -uir Stort-
Men who want
Summer Work
Srr 131 in the May
American Magazine.
encompasses wider liorizoni, eleo
triciry appears as a vital contri
bution to future industrial
progress and human welfare.
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