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BIG SIX SCHOOLS
RATHFR AT AMFS
FOR TRACK MEET
At Least Five Cinder Teams
Will Be in Running for
Championships
NEBRASKA LOOKS GOOD
Huskcr Thinclads Arc One of
Big Favorites in Event
At Iowa State
A M F.S. loss. May T A 1 least
rnr apuoi lll he simtlj in t.e
lunnmg for Ihe Hig !: r.ui'rirn e ;n.rt tot a tun ot arrniuls In
omdoot it.ik and field champion hun.trwl Uii.I-ii .n.ollrd as
t . t 1 one of "m I: S Imlte pup-Is '
hips tn ihe meet 10 be held f ,,. ,..,.., . h.M,
Slate Siadlum. iiim, on May IT ,,.r j,ul ,(,(.,.,., i,( ai ihe end of
n1 H. if past perfot malice an b1 ihe -iii'rt
McCook Looks Goo
'. High School Trailers Prep For pflUSH OFF
.lnnua Trek to State Cinder Meet ( p p
LM 1 r rrl h , ,j run KAbbfh AKIIolo
AthlftlC Official ExpCCt tO unroer-d r luih splendid
See Marks Tall n Twenty- i,.0,henouig. set in beat time
StTenth Championship Go ' " ' -
. . ' :.nuiJ f able t treatbe eat? alio
On Stadium Oral Wrteh u ai present coaching t
Hrlwrn high school, present ad
I'liiianik of the Urn!) trifmll dma of John lioby. one of the
annual Nrhiaaka imeisi holasiir IraUH.g aprir.iera in atate high
traik anil ln-M i haiiipioiiehipa. 10 nn In
Coach Schulte Getting His
Cinder Squad in Shape
For Dual Meet
ho run off r'ritlut and Katu.da).
May In an. I II, al Memorial
a K.n.m. will haxe aome etiep
1 titikl nia.k to i-onrrnua'.e Ihnr
tl mi. on in an sunnpi 10 hta-ak
the rkii lit iniit'li 1 he te iamn
of (lie trixinl lW matte last )rar
I rn ir maikt in the ) Mn.
shot, dimu- ami smnt i!h
ere art up. It-at-a ilie Nebraska
h fh n hiol mat ka in a aril foil I
fie.t poi'lon
I nt k lltihfti seating Hie Kear
Dry lep IiimiI io!r. tied a
hucr knot in a lee-niy ii-n ett
int r--01 il in tin- n!ui ilianri
li lv In n In liuii ifl th
.akn at nuenon. aroroir.c in
T N Vnralf. dir ior of a'hlriu
Joa Siaia Collep. h i m
iharj of th mwi. F.frr rtfoiJ
of tb oonfarenf. i:h ib -oa-iM
eicptlon of the ln huiillv
iar n1 the lofl and :;"arl
i!ahia. UI b in lanee hn ih
mh!rl fnra Oklahona. Nebraska.
Sno of Mri'nok . !! a the
only likrlt aiiililae in ier on
ar. nf the a j j tn matk and hi
niailt mailt at Hie fled llloa
uniy nirft. tlnee meek to la
Iht tH m pet lot tn in e lufned in iht
iieaaoii l:iti of Neiimn. Alai:m of
:fourl. Aanaa. Kana State Omaha Ncmli H:ccana of llatxatd
in the tit-
and to Stat c!ab
r.hal
The icord of 1 in the 1
yard ht(h burdlea and IS In the
irOrard In hurdle, made by Bob
Stmpaon. track coach at loa Sia1.
while c-ompetinr. for Mlnaourl. aeem
falrlt aure 10 aurviT ibe preeni
year! aaif the performance of Rol
and Locka. Nebraaka atat. In run
nine the lnoyard dab in 0 and
the iro-r' daah in :n 7. do not
appear likely 10 be btoken
Lamaon 8wki far fi:e-d
However. Hrr. aophomore loa
State aiar. and Ltnaon of Nebra
ka. have bolh ben clocked tn 1(1
in tii kith hordle iht year and i
lll poaalbtr do Ibat well tn the
and ihfi of ;cnea ae the
other li-atittit apttniei
Payne 01 Itratt-r i'tty and Fullei
of Nut-ih Ixiiic niiM'il in ne matk
in tlu dm u and lmi mely.
I'ayne. hutlins ihe platter M feel
Inc h hilr Pullet put ihe Iron
hall for a distant e of 'i feel.
Batne. (Vo'tn nb i-i teireen-aiMe.
appear lo be the only pomlle -on
lender for Ihe itimu matk thm
..ear lth exceptional ahoi put
art mm heme at a minimum
Java! m Rtcord May Fail
Remold mark of Tfijl feet t
Inrhea in the jaielm.
1 :
made ai ihe
meet. ein u:e to fall l'h
E. Pavi. Si Taul prp athlete,
leadine the c r o 11 p of jaiettn
meet. Tbee aame two men w-111 . ..
he th chief compe'liora for ihei'"" rar ron..e,,:
i- hi.ntlea tltl Meier and Enr e ; r"-"-ui f,m
1.-a Ctal Tt el l&'jlrAT ft Katll-
... will h. th Wadera of the field J-. hicw 1 lone.. ..me.
dahe. alt bourh none ' " .... " "" "
1 onia ir. 1... 1 a m nn
meet ihroiichnut the tae have
in ib two
of them teritfualy tbreaten Locke
record. 1
Huraley and Koky of Miaaouri j
eem to bar an excellent chance,
10 crack the iitirit record of :
in the HO-yard daab, and alone I
with their teamroa', Tnll and I
Pmwn. oufht to ael a new mark I
in the mile relay. Tbe present rec- ,
ord. beld by Viaaouh. wa aet laat 1
year. Thes aajti four Tnen better-1
rt lat rear'f mark, while runnlnr
in ihe inud t til Dtalte relay.
np!tein and 8wmn of Miaourt. to-!
ceiher with Hoak f Iowa Stale.. ;
ihe Indoor champion, abould torple
ihe mark of 1:16 In the balf mlle
run. I
Pratiar a Good Bat
Toco" frarler. tbo diminutive
Kansas star, looka like the bietesl
threat la the mil, and two-mile
run. He liold tbe record of 9:3fc.J
in tbe two-mile vent and look
bftter than rr tbla year. Hi chief
competitor will be Putnam and
Hoak of Iowa Suta. Putnam ba
already been clocked four aeconda
raster than tb ariatinf record of
4:22.4 la tb mil run.
In the abot pot, -Hippo" Howell
of Oklahoma and Lyon of Kansaa
Arid look bT- Howell also
i tbe clam of tb diacus bearers,
and has bettered tbe existing mark
of 1S ft I In. Bryc and Drake of
Oklahoma, English of Misaourl.
and Pcmlta of low State appear to
b Irxtloany ueck and neck for
the pol vault, with Soults having
vaulted th hltrbest to date. 13 feet
Tb record Is IS ft in.
Honker Rata In Bread Jump
Shelby of Oklahoma leads th
hifh Jumper with a leap of 6 ft.
31 ia. mad indoors, wbicb is Jj.
1n. better than the outdoor rconf
Tb Teoord of 2? ft. 11 K 1n. in the
broad Jump win be challenged by
Tom son of Nebraska, who has been
coins; around 22 feet consistently.
Tbe Oklshoma. SooDers. w bo w on
tb Indoor titl ever Iowa State by
3 points, ar probably tbe leading
teajn favorites, but tbey were
1owad last Saturday by Nebraska
in a dual meet. Every member of
tbe conference has a fair chance
t win th title, with Kansas State
probably being: the weakest of the
group All In all, six record holders
will defend their tittles as follows:
Hursley. Missouri in tbe 40; Vrttr
ier. Kansaa, two-mile run; Howell,
Oklahoma, abotput; Sholby, Ok la-1
homa, high Jump; Drake, Okla- j
boma, pole vault; and Missouri is
tbe mil relay.
The vard run record of I 1 J
Tw Mark Cuaiid
lambert and Mai hi. Teruuieh
hith arhool rapiain 1 hi aeon.
tied eiitng mark at the laal
yeai affair Ijmbrrt aiepped the
;:o in r J eonda flat. hit h tie
i:aiet'a ilnie made In Malht
tped oer Ihe low luk 10 He
one of "Tiiubet " 1 rumble 10,
mat ka
ieral of Ihe pteenl record
holders member of t'waib
Hi my r St hulie a taraity cinder,
quad Art Kaaier. ho 1 Joint,
holilrr of the rrn tecord la preaent .
Mikturl alley ;;n yard tlaih I
il.ampion. and one uf the Siar'el
and rreaiu'a leading aprinier. '
I'ohe Tomaon ha tonnnueU hi 1
btoad lumpinc aniMtl and aa at
aoi'lioinoi-e appeaia to be the lead
ing athlete In thia event in Hit
St 111 lr at prenent. "Timber"'
T rumble. ho aa a member of the
Hutker aquad lal year. aurvtMng .
an undefeated year In VIoun
. Valley meet, hold both ihe high
and lo hurdle record.
Kabraika High School Track and '
Fisid attcord
lunyard dah. $1 aerond. ltn
ben. Kearney. lr. ,
trftyard dah. II aeconda. Fjiter.
Can.bndr. iv:. l-ambert. Kear
ney. 4iiiyatd tlh. M 4 aeconda.
Pailry. Si-ouliluif.
vMiiatd run. ! 1 . Franck. To
b:. i:s
iiiennl run. 4 Si. Welch.
;oihenbuig. IS -'4
irftyard H:h Hurdle, lii eec-
ond. 1 rumble. Cambridge, is;.
: yard l-o Hurdle. :& S sec
ond. Trumble. ramhridge. 1SCS;
Mathia. Tecumeh. lVTS
Pole A aiili 1? fel 1 Inch. Vorrla.
l.tun l Inland. 1:7
High Jump. C feet J
lvexm. Omaha Tech. UTS.
Biod Jump. 22 fei 3 1
Tomaon. Lincoln. MZ.
12-pound Shot. 4S feel.
North Ixun lri.
rnrti. 13 feet inches.
B'wver City. 1S2.
Jaielin. tf fee- S V2
Revnnld. Mlna'are. 192R.
Halm mile Rela. 1:S2. Norfolk,
1?::..
DOPE FAVORS NEBRASKA
i loach Henry F. Srhuli put hi
varsllT protege's through their
' paot-a, Tuesday afternoon. In prep
a radon for me coming Invaaion of
, the Kanaaa Aggie spike shoe art
lata Fvery member of th squad
dtew aome special attention, with
.art and pace work making up
ibe major portion of tba work.
Hurdler look their sbot at soon
221 yard da.be for speed while
distance men took several lara
around the oval concentrating thai'
efforts on cutting seconds from
their lime
The outdoor season hs added
considerable strength to ihe Kan
aa Aggie team and the complei
walk aaay lineed laal winter
on tite Indoor boards In March,
wnen Coach Ward Hayletta aquad
Intaded Huakerland. will not b
evident.
Aggie Strong In Weight
Strength In the weight events ap
pears to he the Ksggte' long shot
and with the addition of th dlscua.
a department In ntcb coacn
Schulie a team appear to be weak,
will add aome to tbe Kags total.
With the Big Sii championships
a lilile oer a week swsy. the vet
ersn Huiker coach I keeping his
1 squad bard at work to get tbem In
tiptop shape for tbe grand climax
of the season. Afforded a chance
' of copping first place honors la tbe
annual meet. Scarlet and Cream
lrfotmeta are not leaving any
' gra grow under their feet in get-
' ting in the beat of condition.
1 Tbe Saturday acheduled meet
' with tbe Kansas Aggie crew will
: he run off in tbe morning because
, of the annual higb school meet
; acheouied tut cLi eek end. The
twoway mix up will serve aa an ex
tra touch to tbe already complete
inrhea.! athletic program scheduled for this
Froth W ill Run Off
Four Evtntt Tolay
Coach Schult announrea thai
th dlacua. tb bugh burdlea.
the low burdlea, and the mil.
111 b run off thla afternoon as
a part of the freshman telegta
phic com pet It Inn I progrwe
thla week. All freshmen and
first year nie ar urged to take
part.
AG COLLEGE PREPARES
I undartaklag Dorter Grab baa
oee connect wit, Ik gtaaaaa
service of tb I ait4 Suu
rtiunt of agnruitur tor a at
year, end worked with ber at
girts la schools before eateruutk
drpanmeei
NERRASKAN ACCEPTS
TEACHING POSITION
Trof Job R. Mubm. who re
ceived bis degree of A M In geo
graphy at Nebraska In 12S. bas
accepted th position of professor
of geography at th Stat Teach
rs" college of Texss. at Nacogdo
ches. Teaaa. during th coming
summer. Trof. Muhrn Is at present
professor of geogrsphy at Peru
Stat Normal school.
Leaders Discuss Problems
Confronting Farmers,
Homcmakers
!r. A. PI Graham of Waabinroa.
P. C. ill be lo Nebraska to attend
th fourteenth annual club week at
tb agricultural college, according
10 an announcement going 10 all
club member of tb siat this
ek. Itoctor Grabsm will speod
moat of bis time with local leader
bo ar able to attend club week
Ninny. High Will
Compete in Suta Mt
Tb largest lumber el ceM
IS, I A I HI rt m-d tm . k. . .
I - ' . u aueeary
. -w w Hui vwca; nag
field championship wa
BOuaced yaeterday for tbla weai
meet by Walter Black, eeereury ef
the stale aaaeclaUoa ef high rbel
athletic. There were tiMl
high cboout eetarwd teat bight.
Smoker Poetponex
All I aw smoker, which was t
klH Kmm VmA "Vn m.A m
A special day It being planned for , ,-k. The easeiirwui
Monday. June 3. for leader eno h.,- w-.- w- 1t m.
1 iav
Inch
week end for Hufker athlete.
ruller.
Taynn,
inches.
Bunny Suddenly
Loses Ambition
To Be Student
E
121
1. :i
Iw.TII
1i li
Western State High School:
Takes First in 1929
Pentathlon
pion snd nine indiMdusI winners
The Imt :
Tw 4 hamimiw.
Rh ! I 'f-
i hf r
'e-rt.ni'iji ...
S.-nh u' '
did Iviir
i, -ri" liand . . . .
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t- .
Crtl- ll-rKU'f
IfMlii-fcllMU Vytplnw.
I'i'uc lit-t TCMfr-r ...
F-n wir Kurr ci
Kit e k-i. c;t.tnbuTa .
H-tn Hiinn. Grand Iaa.ntf 4.i$
i". MnuaI r-fcfnhrifla - Ofc
r?a f:r.ht.,iia -find Island 4 ft,
Put Mnkuf ta:a a lA
Harfild Harntta (nihnrui( . T 1
::
tvyi
The left hmd foot of a rabbit
may be lucky but there la one
cottontail today who believes that
one foot would be aboui aa un
lucky as no foot. Even four were
barely enough yesterday.
It was this way Bunny 3tton-
tail m anted to come to college. He
l H m no reason why he should not
tiLt rome to collet. There 1 a fas
is.it !-(Dung greennouse on the cam
pus snd a greenhouse is mucn.
i itm
Goihnburc high school wrote Its
nsme inbnght color once more on
Nebra-ka Inieinholastit rP00rd ' rn.-no tt-.s , m a V
wi wrhen thev were crowned. I yAJCUj n ILL I LAI
Tuesday, as toner of the ..- ! FINAL IN TENNIS 'f.eT" tZ?lUZji
throaty grow aa ibe rabbit came
than ihe wbite bouse.
a I i
Bunny Has Aenbltion
Bunny did come to college. He
sauntered aero tbe lawn of Ad
ministration hall and started io
wsrd the enticing glaaa roof. B"t
Bunny Cotton'ail did not reach tbe
Lyman Returns
From Education
Body Gathering
Dr. R. A. I.yman. dean of tbe Col
lege of Pharmacy, returned yeater-
day morning from a meeting of th
American Council of Education.
beld In Waahington. I. t . May 2
to 2l Th Nebraak dean was tne
sole voting delegate of three re-
preaentatlvea of the American as
sociation of Collegea of rharmacy.
which is a constituent member of
thn Council.
Tb principle address wss given
bv Pecretarr ofthe Interior K. U
Wilbur. Bccordiog to Doctor Ly
man. Th secretary, who la presi
dent of Leland Stanford university
in private life, created some com
ment when he espreseed hia disap
proval of establishing a depart
ment of education or of appointing
a secretary comparable lo other
members of the President s cab
inenu
W ilber Offer Opinion !
Mr Wilbur believe tbat this!
would centranie lue t-cjiiul of ft !
uration too much in the hands of :
the government. According to loc-
tor Lyman, be Insists thai all ed-1
ucadon ia provincial: that every!
community has its own educstionsl
problems to work out. snd thst tbe I
solving of lhee develop the
quality of leadership. He attribute j
the rarcity of suitable roiiece j
presidents to the fact that com ,
muntttes are not givc-n this oppor
tunity lo develop leadership in ed
ucaiional work.
I en Lyman said that the Amen
can Council bas a number of t;u
die now in progress, including one
dealing wi'b foreign lsngusges and
another concerned with personal
method. In the near future ihe
counril expeci to make a survey
of pharmaceutical education in
America.
can drive in with tb boys and
girls and attend only on day. Laal
year almoat two hundred local
leader attended tbe Monday con .
ference (
The leader discuss problem of
working with boys and girts, giving
them sound advice, calling and con-!
ducting meetings, entering compe-1
tit Ion. and guiding the young farm
era and bomemakers la their first j
Elks club at T.SO.
EAT
AT TH
TEMPLE 0ATZTZXX1
OOOO COO Kite
)IAONABLK Stie
I ,",
m
2Klnatittg Uninrrnittj
KUL MEN AMD VCHJtH tTVODm
take pleasure in announcing the
appointment of Mr. Joe Hunt at
its representative at the ('nier
ty of Nebraska.
Horn Omci: 11 Bsoapwat. Nrt Yoag
I
pentathlon championbips. as an
nounced by Couch Henry F. Schulte
A total or ihlny-thr-e leams com- ;
peied for honors. Cambridge was j
fcecotid in ihe final toiala. i
Group two honors went to G-oth-
enburg wiih their team champion-
ships wiin Grand lf-Und. grioup
three winners and Trumbull, group !
one winners.
The Ooilienburg Pwedf s' learn 1
was headed by Harold Barnps. w bo
was awarded" the cold medal lor i
first place. Barnes, the versatile:
western performer, compiled a
total of ."il points. Hampton,
Carlson aDd Addis were ibe other
members of the champion four.
This marks the second champion-1
ahips for Coach Harlau Wyant's i
pertormeis, first place honors go
ing to them in 1123.
Leading rrrrBina.
i:- ard hirh hurdla. ! fc -J e ronda
bar uovaroa.ie, nm6nn(": 1- ! ee-oniis
by Lon -'.arrf!i, ('imtir'de.
Last Bound of New Cottrt 'toward him. Bunny heard the
growl and with a complete change
of policy retreated wisely and well
Game Ii Scheduled
For Wednesday'
Final round of tbe Intramural
r-o'a vauii: 11 ft 7 'n- liaa rrr Blroay
ff Orand laland. 10 f-t Ij In. hi a I'
Hampton and ir' on. liuthnhurg.
Broad jump: "1 f-' twliaa nr
ley, tiraud l.a.nd; 21 fei 1-1 inch'
hv I;ohv. Nelaon- 2" ffi I" llx-haa hj
Kartiaa.'cioihenliur. "u leet t ini-na oy
Honkn, BuMt; HO I t a in'ht Py
Humiihrry, Boot I !! utL
Javelin lhro : HI W T im-hea
K. Iavla, Hi. I'aul; 1 fori J mi haa
liv Hurtman Aanland lit ret I inii-a
by Henailika. Waittieid . Ji (wi t'J'
lVbreabrucli, Creta.
lilai-ua tluoa: 1113 fet In-hea try
Bartitia, Gouit-nbur : 122 fae; 7 In. poa
by liavia. bt. 1-aul. J 20 iet ini-ntte
by bnrg-eaa. Jarkaon nf J-.nr.olt; 117 foet
7 Inchaa by Hoffman. Xahla.ud.
With .tump: a f-el JO1 ini bea by
Honk. Buue. reei. ui'bea by T'i
lej . .larkaon of Lincoln: b Jet 7 Inrhea
bv atamptDn. Uoi henbuf g ; h feat 4 tnchea
by Kkinnt-i. B"Oitellul I . b fei 6V Inchaa
by Suit, oahkciah.
SaCi-)J'd run. 2 minuiea 6-JD aafonda
by fcmidi. 'J'turnliuli : 2 imnulea 7 aecunda
by fckinner. Uttnuatnuff.
12-pound ahot tiut 44 fee! 4 t lichee
by bahrelina. 'J'rumnull ; 43 ft 2 Inrhea
by iHofrman. anlt.ntj; 42 1a-t 3 tnchna
by Ba.rnea. Om hen hui.
?20-ard daah: 12 1 aeronda by
TtoDy, Nelaon. 2'i ewc.micle by iiilb. I'reie.
and Honk But z:i il-JS ronda by
Burma. ouLhrnhui : 23 4-iu aerui.da hy
Wuniubi-ey. eicolLabluff.
Lauiduift 1iania m I he Itl'H jientatblDU
nd fast.
With long running atrides tbe
police dog cbased the hopping lit-
deck tennis loumament is to bei' cottontail but w ben last seen
played Wt-dLfsday at :30. regard- Bunny was close to some prlctl
less of the weather, according to busbes near ibe entrance or Ad
ihe report from ihe intramural of-1 ministraiion ball.
fice. The came -e 10 be p laved I
in bat-k of Soc.al Science, but in j DATE IS SET FOR
case of rain ihe loumament la to! FAPrT TV PIPA'IP
be played in individual gymnaaUcs i rALLLM t JLalL
room at tbe women 1 cvmnaslum I
Betty Bider. Alice Rhirtarick. Mary
Helen MeGinley, Betty Harrison,
and Mildred Gisb are managing tbe
deck ic-nnis games.
riayers in tbe flnsl round are
l-ouise W'estover, Delta Zeta. and
Caroling Cooper: Jerry L Mere
and Miriam Wigginborn. Illa
Gaynma: Bernadtne Olaon and I-ols
Crammer, Iielta Zeta : Mabel
Heyne snd Caiherine Treadway.
Sigma Kappa: Hope Allen and
Amelia Margaret. Alpha Delta
Theta: Evelyn Simpson and Mar
jorie Hyde. Chi Omega ; Lna Klein
and Irma Bieberstein. Alphs Delia
Tbeta: Betty Shields and Adele
Eisler. Gamms Phi Beta: Katber
in Allen aDd Dorothea Mason,
Delta Delta Delta.
Tim EE SORORITIES
VIN IN TOURNAMENT
"JTlEpen of the Intramural base-! ''1l-K,
ball games held Tuesday wert . --
Kappa DelU from Phi Mu; Alpha TZnrieT'
Je.lii Theia second team, from 1 Grand jeand ...
Tbeta Phi Alpba; Sigma Delta Tan
from Sigma Kappa. Twmty-two
rroups ar participating in tbe
tournament thla yar As tbe tour
nament proceeds, not only games
for championships are being played,
but alee a consolation tournament
Tor losers Is being beld.
Schedule of the garnet for
Wednesday are Zeta Tau Ah; ha .
VBrrette; Alpha KJ Delia vs.
ml T"M - nHa nmmi a-a
, Huso Hoffmaji. Aab.e-.fl
Kappa Kappa flawima: Kappa Alpha 1 a,,, h ju..-ia si r.ui .
Tbeta vs. Delta Zeta, second team.
Ia case of rain-Tle captains are re
quested by F.eitiy '-4cimberly. sport
'.head of baseball. 1 call tbe intra
mural of ice.
Irvn i'rwatle, l.)itnibride ..
J Hiiiald Hu uti. Cj-antl liand
Ttngmr nanlira 111., Ti-rii;oii ....
Ihymond Kimdt rrrii.'nbi'J
H. Sk-lrner, rtrmtantuff
B. Hunij.nr;'. fc.it.1 i.ai-lurf ....
Ktmr 4-iena-bke. Wakf.ld
I'inut larroil, lamljiidn ....
. Itmrn tn-il. -fanm-u t ....
Other iMdm.
j Sea.! KlKauheid. -r.i
. Li. Ilallifl VTI bililil
7'iieo t aiirubru-k. 1 i-et
I'lvtiiretuu, lar t'ejiuir .....
T. j k. K lilt, kilnw. 't
The i kirw awcM, Ja,-kaoii ... '
last ';i-i idau Ituu. Ot,ti-tiuurf ...
week end wbtre ibey acted asl.:lu .'..Tn j.Ud '
Jodge la the staue i-mc eiatorical 1 . i ii-ui.uj
ronteeu beld at tbe Vautersity of j ZZ, "ZZLt'SXL '
otnalia. tdain Horie. Omaha law'ta. Biroa. jmi,r.o
Prof sort Judge Slate
Peace Oratory Contest
Preteesors H. A. White. R.
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DATES ARE CIEN
FOR FLOWER SHOW
Lincoln Garden Cltb Offers
Many Prizes for Annual
Plant Displays
Instructors and Assistants
Win Prolic May 15 at
Annual Festival
Faculty picnic for Instructors and
aassistant Instructors of the Univer
sity win be beld a.t the Auto club
Wednesday, May 15, at 4:30 o'clock-.
In esse of rain the picnic Is to be
held at Robbers' cave.
Sports, games, and dancing in
the ere-oinr are to be offered aa
part of The program.
Tbe committee planning tbe pic
nic consists of Karl Arndt. Instruc
tor in economics; Pauline Gellatly.
assistant Instructor In dramatics;
Magnus Hestnes, instructor in
mathematics; Helen Morehead,
Vary Olesen. instructors in phys
ical education: and Richard Wer
ner of the department of Tjathe-maiica.
Announcement or ihe date for
tbe annual flower show of tbe Lin
coln Garden dab was made this
Intramuralt Invoke
Day nf S porta Here
For Coed Athletes
Sport day for women of the r3
versliy of Nebraska, and tbe Ne-
week by the committee in charge. ;hraska state colleges is to be held
The exhibits will he opened to tbe I Saturday. Tbls is the first at
public at Morrill hall from Sauur- 'tempt lo bold a gathering of this
day noon, May 25 to Sunday even-j kind on tbe university campus
ins,.. May 26. and it is the intention to make it
Prir.es will be offered Tor ibe an annual affair,
lsest sbow-ings and ibe competition I It is a link of tbe sports day be
is open to all. Awards wi1 be based ing held throughout tbe country in
esiiecially on arrangements of The j colleges. Sports day is based' on
plants and flowers. At Vast 11 be principle of participants for all
premimums will be ofiered in Tbe ;in sports. Fifty ariiis from groups
four ceneral divisions wiih sirtyiibat cave been active in intramn-
clagsiiica-ions. ni sports are to be chosen rep
ii i -jj resent liis Cni versify,
hornier Ilueker lnddrr No competition win he held be
To Coach Have Teachers 'j" -t- part
t j" the day program will take
Press disprtcbes Tuesday carried l,,r on thla campus, and tbe
.B6unc-iitent of tb selctjo f " P" H' b e College of
-Andy- Schoeppel. former l"niver- j Agricultnre campus,
sity of Nebraska football ytar. 1 j .
the position of coach at Har
Teachers college. Hays, Kas. He
will replace Coach W. D. Weldleim,
while the later Is on a leave of
absence to take graduate work at
Leland Stanford university.
Churrch Society
Holds Founder's
Dinner Program
Sigma Eta Chi. Congregational
soririty, held their annual Found
er's Iy banquet Saturday even
ing. May 4, at the Woodburn party
house. Manba Buerkle, president
of i be organisation, presided over
the banquet, and spoke informally
on tbe growth of Sigma Eta Chi.
Erma Appleby, an honorary mem
ber, spoke on ber trip around tbe
world at tbe banquet.
Miss Appleby sketched bnefly
her trip through the Tst on ber
vy to tbe conference ai Mysore, j
India. Mysore is a part of ihe one- j
third of India w hich is noi undr i
British rule, but has been governed
by tbe same Maharia.lah for twenty-five
years.
The Maharajah has been able to
keep all tbe different jieoplee under
his rule living together peacably in
a country where no Biiush soldier
ever comes. Miss Appleby de
scribed tbe palace as a picture
taken from the "Arabian Nights."
Could Have Seen Ghandi.
On her visit Miss Appleby had
been invited to meet the leader of
the Ghandi movement, but was un
able to do eo because of ber
crowded schedule. IHiring ber trip
about India, however, she had an
excellent chance of observing tbe
feeling toward the f imond com mis
sion which bad been sent from
England in answer to tbe demand
of India for dominion status. Next
January, unlets the demands of
India have been fulfilled, revolt
against tagland is forecast.
Miss Appleby, Mrs. H. Hicbol
on, and Mrs. Frederick Leavitt
were tbe special guests of tbe ban
quet. Agnes Gumbel, Rosalie Frail,
Vra. Maurice Fitch. Faith Kim be r-
ly, and Mr. E. Blacketeer were
among the alumnae who attended
tbe affair.
Delta Sigma Pi Initiate
Nine New Pledge Today
Initiation of nine men will be
beld by Delta Sigma Pi. national
commerce fraternity, at tbe Lin
coin hotel tbls afternoon at 5
o clock, according to Bemarr M
Wilson, president. A banquet will
follow tbe induction services, when
H. F. Folk, a public accountant of
tbe city, will give an address.
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Viola Butt Will Present
Junior KeeitaJ Thursday
Viola M. Butt of tbe class of
jj Homard avirkpairick. will present
j!tT: j ber Junior recital Thursday at
'-.: ! 11:08 a tn al the rniverattv "Vm-
eiiitfr. took firsi pnie. hile lay-I The roster of jv-Dtai hlon vlnneri ! vocation held ia tbe Temple the
TT"V'1 Pi-r. NebraaUa Ve.u.yanin Nebraska high school track cir- ater. luisa Butt will be aororo
- -tt, won eetcmj flare.. ; cle cow irrJuoe- nine team chare- pfrid bv Charies Pierpont
Open E-naxngt Until Midnirht Open Snadays
Milwaukee Delicatessen, Inc.
"HOME OP GOOD EATS"
1619 O STREET
Everytiini' for Party, Picnic, Dutch Lunch,
and Wemie Eoaat
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AUt RICA enjoya anl is prcrtttng beyond meaaur a a result
of the lt and chcipeat transportation i tbe world and.
for the rcco'd it might be Utrd. tbe best and cheapest
in the hitory of the world.
Mot p'reori realtre that thia i true and posible because
of several factor including The better urderftattding oetwee
railroad and the public and between all those engaged is) pro
curing railroad transportation, but one of the most important
fartos, if rot the most important, is the fart tbat it hae bee
porsib!e to obtain and use tremendous sums of new capital.
Some idea of what this mean to an individual railroad
or svFtem can be obtained from a study of the record of the
Mitsouri Pacific I-ine. It is generally know tbat the railroads
of the United States have been spending annually a averag-e
of more than 7S0 millions of dollar. What this raeaus to a
system like the Missouri Pacific can be understood from a brief
tudy of the expenditures for any one year.
The expenditures are for new equipment, new rail aed
fastenings: additional sard tracVs. sidings and industry tracks
and for additional main ranninj; tracks; automatic block signals,
crrade arl( ,rr revision; reconstruction and strengtbeninar '
bridges, trestle and culvert?; reconstruction and inprov4metta
10 eeistirg freight and passenger trai equipment; trew shop
mji hinrrv and tools; elimination of grade crossings; and other
similar items. ,
I rpenditiirea for ilems of this kind in 1929 will total apprwaj
mately $30,'K)0,000 oa the Missouri Pacific Lanes. Seme 4f tbe
larger items are:
Additional main running track (the coetiaMiatioai
of rlie douhle trark progrsra fcetweeai St. Lnci
.nd tefferson Cifvl
New rail, tie plate, fastening-, etc
irad and line revision Cprincipallw
Kansas City and Pueblo)
Automatic block signals .
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2,000,600
keeweew
Reronstrorting esistiriar freight tram cars sad ira-pnore-n-ient
to that equipment
2.000,00
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Strengthening and renewing bridges, trestle, etc 1,600 .DM
Additional yard tracks, siding-s, industry tnrV iZSCJOOO
FJiminatioa ef grade croisitigs, signals, etc 400,000
Shop machinery aad tools .... . .. , 308J006
And the foregeiing does not tnclode $11,006,000 fer sassr
eainptrient, $8,500,000 of which is for new frenrht traiai car.
$150.000 t"or new passenger trai cars and $1,250,000 for w
swttcli locemotires.
The public should know those facts in M-aW Sai laaaMaar naiSar
staad the railroad eoestio aad I earaeattr wrgw astsr frtee
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