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HUSKERS CLASH
WITH CYCLONES
ON PIELO TODAY
Phi Kapfxi Placet Fir$t
In Barnyard Coif ft ilh
I iriory Over Hit at
I'hl kappa won the inierfra
irrni( horaeahoee lournsmen.
In doubles hv defeating 'la'J
kappa Kpallon In the final
round of pla C. loatla i-nd
Willard MrNaniars ma I up lie
inning team for I'lil Kapa
while Janen an.l Cmim did I'te
irliln( for Tau kappa Kpail.m.
A. ANNOUNCES
Rhodcsmcn, in Tie With j
Tigers for First. Engage
Iowa in Dual Series ,
ARMATIS FIRST CHOICE j
Nebraska Mentor Will Start j Executive Council Chooses
.. . : lll..l U
May 23 Is Birthday Anniversary of
Great Swedish Xaturalist, Linnaeus
ACTIVITIES CHAIRMEN
Veteran in Attempt to
Clinch Pennant
Wi.h the Cm Sii i-ax-hall rn j
rant almost In in grap. Nehraaka
i lashes thla ar-erooon nnd tomor
iow with Iowa Sta'e si Undm
f.eld In an effort lo keep i's string;
of mnwu'lir Ocjnrtes in'ari The
first III' Is scheduled 10 stsrt si
4 30 o'clock thla afternoon, follow
ing the State league fame
According 10 the present atand
tngs Nebraska ran only drop nm
game of ine four wuh Iowa State
and Missouri to rllnrh the bunting
Women to Head Sport
Grou, Mi ;t Fall
l haumer 'ra iiirriru.si
puna' activitlra of the I'nuersity
of Vibtafke for IVJtt !.' wcie an
noum-ed eneru'ive commit
lee of the' V omen'. A'lilelir assu
nation Thene chairmen ill form
a Sports' I'mincll hu h III plan
the Intramural sports' program for
the coming ear
T. C. Collins OiTCi Talk
During Regular Museum
Radio Hour on Two Men
Who He Made History
"Toda. Va IS. la ihe innlirt
ary. one hundred and f.fij-one
ea'ie ego of Hie hinh of ihe grea'
Swcdiah naiurahai. Innaeua." saw
r' i; follina. in hit regular Thura
U momma niuaeum radio talk
hioadai ner Ihe unlteraiiy ani
ilio
On January in of ihia ear. Mi
rolllna also spke of l.innaeu. ihai
bring ihe one hundred and iwini-,
e-nnd aiiiiMerkr o hia death at
I'ptala. ihe aurien. un.wisiiy of
edrn " I hua In 1ST our natural
history calendar haa gie u
reminitera of ihla grat naturaliai
Noi thai an one rvally neds to be
ieni niled of l.innaeua We tannoi
crape Mm a'roke of renins lia '
ma le h!m ininitv 'al ' lontlnuid Mr
folllnn '
Ha Laavta Mtmonl
The mi aim ihen went on to rom
llerh tilth l.rarrt for
lllinoit Trark f'vrnlt
To Confer W ilh llraHt
H p tliah. director o h
le.Hs left Thursday for Evans
ion. Illinois where he will H
nets Ihe Western lonferenee
on 'door nark meet i.lsn .!
lemU in renter with a'hleiir cl
rectors ihi-ie
nii h tnitn'ien for ll will a I
wai be associated with all lh
tarn and animal kingdom
one other annlersary ia being
held now ihai of ibe hundredth
. a ioi i!ia lnundlif of the 7-oo
iogiral Hoc!ei). In lndn Thla or
gan.tailon beran wnh juai a aeer.
a culture, and an eagle, aimilar fo
it in n niuaeum whirh atarted out
ih the krleton ot a bora and of
a ro. Now hoeer Ihe 7.ooioi
tal SiH'iei) 'a gaidfiia ai one of Ih
treat aunimei attrarliona In ln
rton I he New ork 7.oologiral gar
iiena iti a pigmy hippopoiamua aa
hitilirlar nrearnt to Ihe ltndoc
pate ihe memorial Ihai l.innaeua 1 ,oriei llihei preaema la luded
i-ft to himnelf. and that left h S r1,, liranla and a giant lonotaa
Chriaiophei Wren It aeema that at i (rom ihe Calapagoa lalanda lha
Hie I me of the ileal fire in l.on lmr whlrli I harhe larwin aa on
nun
, PVn. ..II he i.kin to ,he ; J... ' h .round the wor.d. .
IStudenta may aee a nouble
header rldr nd Saturday af
iernoon at Landla field with
the regular aihleilr atudeni ,
Irket. The gamea are Atnea
Terua Nebraaka and lh aia.e j
league eontea: !
The Huskera muat take Mie Tlgera ;
at leaat once and grab both of the'
-lth the Tvclonea Mia
aourl and Nebraaka are now on the
rtrrti mil Ifn
I'eople IMng In New Vork. Jn
don. I'arla and other capital rltlaa
of the world hae opportunity to
aee the many wild animala III left
In Ihe world In the rreal 7.oolog1cal
Cardena The nei beat ming ia io
lie Mae lllona. tennia. Mary Ann
iiatia riflo m r k umii n ah i n : Helen
op with equal number of ramea )r, ov bowling. Minena Worth
man. baael.all. I-eneite Knov ia in
Sixitta p una w in oe iaki n to mf . . , .
. . . . i .a ri including the old wood
niramutal hoard for approial. Tb " r' lu ' . v rh .
. . mn r-a I hnill-al or SI I aui. &ll I nri
n'ranuiia noarii. compoi-en o a . .
epre...n...he from e h group par- iM'her Wren .. profe.
l.ctp..mg. tiel tn the tou.n. ! ' ' .irrniomjr ' 0V,U,r. "
L, will Preaen. the plan, lu I Being alro. great
,m ... .h-r ,..,.. The r.ra, - ' ' ' P 'u, "2 I
nie...... o, .ne - - ' "' ' ! ni,.nlril, ,o h.m He alao buH. the ,hMn moun,ed In mu.eumi
ocloik today in 'he won,na g) m . , i-, ihan ! .i.. . .r..i m......m rura
tiaa un, A .on.at.ve P I"? llrI", rn , cit, cliurche, ' r h 1n,)M,d th ,hi .nlm.1.
gram for neu yea, will be planned . f )( bur(.( , )v 0(Uv hou() b. hlbtted
Head, of .he major apm -a are .a.hedral. Although ihe , pv d. llh foMp of ,ha an)
Alice nuffett. baaket ball. Mar rontllin, many monunienta to; ,,, ,h h, become oitlncl. Mil
caret Ann a, horae back riding. Nei , ai,he:, u. rounded by , fnr - r,,,on or another ll baa
many monument.. Sir ChHaiopher a
a.ngle tomn. on
cha.g' of hiking. Loui.e Weatuver.
hockey; Kayette Norrl.. golf: n
tonette Ijicoco. dancing: fletiy Ri
der, deck tennl.; Hefty Kelao,
apeedhall. Lucille Akerm.it. arch-
won and lo.t
Armatit It Cho.c
Hank" Armatla and "Hoo" Wil
liania will probably form the hat
'ery for today't game for the Huak
r riarvnee fiuatafaon. Cyclone
hurler who baa been credited with j ery
both of lh Iowa tate coniercm-e
win., will be on the mound In an COLLEGE MEN CAUGHT BY
attempt to puzzle Ihe Hunker j RAILROADS.
.rickamen. I
later Lande. who waa een on i
the Collaeura ba.ket ball court la.t
winter, will work In Samrday a
game Eddie Arland and Norman
Kmae are achedulod for the back
.topping Joba.
Class of 1909
Had High Spirit
On Sneak Days
College Students Twenty
Ye art Ago Were In for
Plenty of run
(By Margarat Tlnlay)
Twenty yeara ago the graduating
rla.a of 1909 gave. I be memorial
drinking fountain located on the
walk between the library and Ad
miniafratJoTj hall. At that time it
waa the crjelom for the senior to
take a aneak day. In '09 the clang
of about 300 went to Mil ford for
the day and when they returned
at duak each carried beck a rock.
Miaa Jeaale J. Glaaa, head of the
circulation department of the li
brary and a member of the class
of '9. described the event yester
day. It was about thla time o'
year, during the last day. of
achool.
anlera Mada Whoopaa
Marching np from the Burlington
lat.on tbey deposited the rocka
-here Lb fountain now a. and. and
ant; "In the four long yeara we
.pent at college, mid Ihe scene, we
loved ao well." The Cornhu.ker
had not yet been written and this
.ong. adapted to the fnlver.lty of
Nebraska, waa aung on ceremonial
ocraaiona.
"There was quite a bll of cla.H
spirit then," Wis. Olas. gttaed "and
that waa a ve.y solemn event. At.
flrat four Jela were kept running,
now only one I. u.-d." It Is Ihe
custom for etery member of the
rixa nt 1909 to drink from the
fountain when he come, bark, she
said.
Ju.l opposite the fountain, on
the south side of the wall Is a sun
dial, the gift of the class of 1907
The ce.nent bench around the
tree In front of the Ihirary which
bears the number "ofi" on el'tie.
f-nd Is not the original one given
by that class Their bench was
cement, too, but was built facing
outward around the free with the
hack doe to the trunk. About
slz or eight years later the tree
had grown ao much larger that the
bench had become split. The pres
ent one was then substituted and
built In Its present position, facing
the free and a' a Mule distance
from, the trunk.
Wt2iVGET8INVITATION
Dr. G. D. Rwezey, professor of
astronomy, has been Invited to
speak at the dedication ezercls.
for the new 7.500 astronomical oh
servaf.ory of Midland college, Fre
mont, next Monday.
SEALOCK REQUESTS MEET
Dean W. E. Sealock has aent ou:
s request that U senior students
In Teachers College meet In T. (",'.
2nt at 5 o'clock. Monday. May Z".
Students who will graduate either
tn June or In August are urged to
attend.
Philadelphia. Pa - (IP) - The
point ha been reached In the tech
nlcal branche. of railroading where
a college I raining haa ceaaed to b
merely an advantage, and haa be
come a necessity lor the ynune
man who wishes a place In ihe ez
ecutlve forces, according to Hen
W. W. Atterbury, president of the
Pennsylvania Railroad.
A to the best lines of training
to fit men for entering the railroad
sen Ice. staitlcs leave no doubt
ritmllm lip in a
which ate eng.aved the word" "M
moniimenmm requ.ns rircumsplce"
which when translated means. "If
you seek his monument look
around "
Mr Collins pointed oui ihai as
long aa the city of l-ondon lata.
the memorial to Sit ChriKtopher
will s.and a great monument to
a great man. but not one to be
compared wi-h ihe monument to
l.innaeua who Is commemorated In
the scientific name of every ani
ma I that lives and every flower
that blooms." He continued. "As I
reminded vou in January last Cod
brought all the animals in the Car.
den of Eden unto Adam with a di
vine curiosity for these are the
ver words in Oeuesis. "to see what
he would call them." And Adam,
iin a hm-helor with plenty
of time, gave names io the animals j
and birds, but did not live to finish
neer been achieved and I really
think that our state museum la fv
ing to lead the way in ihis arrange
ment of the living animals aaaaci
ated with their dead and gone for
hearera." said Mr. Collina In con
clusion, lie had reference to the
collection of animals obtained by
the late Mr Adam Breeds of Haa
tlnrs. Veheaaka which Is now on
the campus and is to be mounted
as soon as the museum can afford.
ihai thev are civil and mechanic! i the workv r'n " ".
engineering, particularly the for -I had muddled along h
UnnilllK rri i" ". p-.
beginning or the eighteenth century
of the Christian era hut by that
time owing to a lack of any guiding
principle, namea had got into great
confusion.
Different nsilona were all calling
the same things different names.
The world was opening out to trav
ellers and Inquisitive men. new an
Imala. new planta and insects were
constantly being brought home to
Europe, there were so many things
that were nearly quite alike." The
curator spoke of the Instance of the
oak. If a man wished to speak of a
particular kind of oak all he could
do was to call ll Quercus. the ltln
word for oak. l,lnnseus showed the
way out of the difficulty. He. al
though, tiol inventing the plan that
had been suggested the century be
fore, worked out a way by which
plants and animals would be known
by two names, one the name of the
group the genus and the other
some carefully chosen adjective.
Thus the name of Linnaeus will
mer. the railroad magnate declares.
! MONASTERY CELEBRATES ITS
1400TH ANNIVERSARY.
Monte Cashino. Italy (IP) The
clmrch snd state joined here re
cently in celebrating the 1400th an
niverssry or ihe founding of the
ancient monastery here by St. Bene
dict. Mini mineni visitors to the eel
ebration officially opeDed the mon
astery's exhibition of priceless man
uscripts, relics and pRintttigs asso
ciated with the early days of lis
existence.
Written, staged and acted by
Iowa State college students, the
musical comedy. "Beauty Mad."
was produced as the feature of the
1929 Velabea before a crowd w hich
taxed the capacity of State gym
nastum at Ames last week.
Mvora hall, home of the '.'Diver
sity of Kansas School of Religion,
will be remodelled this summer to
accommodate the Bible college, ac
cording to decision reached at a
meeilng of the board of directors
of the Kansas Bible college. At the
same time ll was voted that the fac
ulty would not tie Increased at this
time.
Thirty-five men of the University
of Kansas R. 0. T. C. will attend
the various summer training camps
this summer for a period of six
weeks beginning June 15. Engl
neers will go to Kort Leavenworth,
coast artillery men to Camp Knox,
Ky., and two men will go to Kort
Monroe, Va., on June M.
The Cntversity of Kansas Is the
owner of an airplane since last
week, when Ihe department of en
gineering received one of the older
models of scout shins such as were
used during the war. and have been
In storage since. The plane was
shipped from l-Bvenworth.
The program for the 57th annual
commencement exercises at the
University of Kansas, s tentative
ly announced, will begin Friday
evening, June 7, and run to Mon
day evening, June 10, when nearly
1.000 degrees will he granted.
The first women's track meet to
be held at the University slnci
will he May 2?, I'lt the s. allium
field. Two groups will be entered,
one composed of freshmen and
Juniors, and one of sophomores and
seniors. Kour from each group will
compete In each event.
A descriptive booklet of rhe Cos
mopolitan club, organization of for
eign students at the University of
Kansas, ha. been published by the
organization, through the kindness
of A A. Hyde, of Wichita for the
purpose of stimulating Interest In
the club about the Hill and through
out the state. The Cosmopolitan
club was otKnizd on the H'li In
1920, wlih charter members con
sisting of three Chinese, nfne Fili
pinos, and two Americans. Sine
Ihen It has increased to a member
ship of 72, of whKrh SO are repre
sentatives of foreign countries.
Baseball Is now the fad for fh
s.hleilc girl at the University of
South Dakota. Class nine, have
been selected and an Intramural
tournament will be started this
week.
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Starting with a kickoff and stop
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la Innovating something different
ibis spring not a football game ,
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club ia made up of all men wbc !
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university athletic teams.
Fonr musicians of the Oregon
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lltrta XI IWI.all Tram
XI pl phi defeated 1 heia Xl
IS 4 la the last eaie of "be second
preliminary league of Ihe mierrra i
lerftlty baeohell lournanu.ni The I
wctorv advances .he l Tal I'hl i
team .0 .he flail aerlea of three
games which will be flared anhj
he winner of Ihe other preliminary
league
Torr.KA. Kaai - tin - One old
broken (loan rar. a small sum of
mone). aad cuanilty or eannen
goods stolen from mothers" lardeia
are a'l lha. are neces.aiy for seven
klrThersoa girls, who are college
a'udepta. to see ihe country
It baa become aa annual affaii
for theee eiudenta. In meet near
the It'M. of July every summer,
couat .heir jofni financea and pur
rhaae the rar for Ibe irlp I'rons
Ions and suitcases parked wlih fin
ery era stowed away in .be car
The girls are superstitious on
the matter of their departure. Al
aya at S o'clock on ihe morning
.1 i..i a ih. irla mail and atari
gayly off In .heir ttrkety machine J
In It?; the girls planned a trip
la Manltnu. Colo. Tbey set about
earning ihe necessary money by
collecting bills for "pad" Then
they pooled Ihelr wages and
bought the conveyance The ma
chine of Ihelr choice was an old
re Hupmoblla price :S With I
the remainder of ihelr fund of 191 j
I her drove to Manltou. rented a j
cabin, and stayed .wo month a The
rar did not break down until ihey I
1. 1. 1 ii. r vi ri... '
son It waa given in the junk
... a ii imn lows
OKI" I". "a -
Ibe nr.. eummer Uiey moioied
to i:ceiaior, Mion In an old aevea
paaarnger bua and stayed for
iMre weeka In 'ha n.o.1 esrlualve
hotel - ihla b arguing wl'h Ihe
pfoprie.nf.
on ihe return trip, the car re
further .han
III,-.! I ' - .... . '
Kao-as tV) an of Ihe girls hiked
in while Hie otneis si-ni n- ...
in ihir stalli-d car
K e i a ti manage on so little
mone)." one of ihe girls said, "by
renting one room with a double
bed. und a rouih If we can Then
the unluckv ones bava to be sans
lied with carpet floors" The .rip
planned for next eummer will lake
ihern o California.
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All seen registered fas meaics!
aymeaa.ics muat raaeet at 20?
Cslisaum Immediately la bava to
aapeietmtnt made fee their (a
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