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THE BASKBTBAL TEAM,
BftBkot ball prnctlco has, up to this
tlmo, boon takon up vory slowly. The
football Bonson interferes In ftrcat
part with any rush work and will un
til aftor Thanksgiving. Thon more
actlvo work wilt be begun. Tho gen
oral outlook this year for a strong
toam Is" extremely good, with a very
goo'u1 field of men to pick from for
positions.
As yot It Is ontlroly too onrly to
stdte anything definite aa regards
schodulo of garaos. Manager Morrill
has written to Kansas, but has not as
yet received an answer regarding a
moot.
Thoso men who have so far showed
up for practice aro Hagenslck, Babson,
Thomas, Gilbert, Toblo, Howltt, Dud
loy, Magdanz, Mellck, Spafford, HenU
Ins, Elliott and Forguson. Gaines and!
Rhodes have statod that they would
possibly try for positions. Hagenslck,
a last year's player on tho Y. M. C. A.
toam, will try for forward. Ho has a
reputation of being a sure goal throw
on Iko Raymond will try for guard.
8omo of tho football men, Cortolyou,
last year's captain, Koohlor and Pills
bury will also bo on hand after tho
football season Is over. They all
have good records and will make tho
other follows who are trying for posi
tions hurry.
UNIVERSITY EXPERIMENT PARTY
A party of nine men under tho guid
ance of Mr. Hiltnor of the chemistry
department will leave next Monday
for Amos, whore they will be en
gaged in testing sugar beets for the
Standard Sugar Boot company for tho
ensuing week.
Tho object of tho investigations will
bo to analyze selected boots to deter
mine their value for seed production.
"Between ten and twelve thousand beets
will thus bo tested.
For tho culturo of high grade sugar
boot soed it is necessary to do tor mine
tho sugar contents of individual boots
and to select for future planting those
beets producing tho higher grades of
seed.
A now plan for such beet testing
which has boon formulated by Mr.
Hlltner and Mr. Thatcher, who is at
present connected with tho Washing
ton exporimont station, will bo put
into uso. This is a moro simple and
rapid process than any before used,
while it yields as good if not better
results.
During the week a visit to tho sugar
factory nt Loavitt 'will bo made.
Tho men forming tho party aro: H.
B. Slado, C. E. Ballard, L. C. Bennett,
C. N. Catlin, A. C. Horn, E. L.. Red
fern, C. A. ,Rose, H. C. Searls, Jos.
Vavra.
COMMUNICATION.
Editor Dally Jobraskan: In yester
day's Issue of the Dally appeared the
ojld 'Varsity song, "Tho Scarlet and
Croam." This brings to mind tho lack
of one department In University cir
cles. Tho 'Varsity gloo club. What
has made so many eastern colleges
so famous as their glee clubs? Whore
Is there a hotter entertainment for the
school than tho gleo club? What is
so consplclous by Its absence to the
new student, especially if he has boon
a reader of college stories, as tho gloo
club? Years ago wo had ono, which
made tho old ohapol walls ring not
only with 'Tho Scarlet and Cream,"'
but dozens of other college songs and
modloyfl. Why can't wo have ond
now? There is an abundance of ma
terial and a good leader to be had,
and thorp Is no reason why jthp, Uni
versity of Nebraska should apt have
the best gleo olub In the middlo west
Iq the club there woujtlla just as
m ilfflNwHMm Is not alwrlvs 1
clothes.
much enthusiasm as in tho baseball
or football team and tho trip of the
glee club would contain Just as much
if not more of interest than tho trips
of either of tho other clubs.
STUDENT.
Word has been received from Elmer
Shinbur, 02, to tho effect that ho
reached Havana safely on September
26 and that ho is comfortably located
with A. E. Carter, ex. '00. Mr. Shin
bur is In the employ of tho government
as a draftsman in tho office of chief
onglneor, department of survey of for
tifications, Havana, Cuba. Ho writes
that It will be necessary for him to
learn to speak Spanish. This neces
sity can be the moro appreciated whon
It is considered that tho Spanish la
dles think it equally necessary to
learn 15 speak English.
Tho Springfield gas engine, ordered
by tho department of mechanical en
gineering during tho summer, has ar
rivod and will be set up in the steam
laboratory In the west end of tho
bollor house. It has a capacity of eight
brako horse-power and can bo driven
by either gas or gasoline which may
bo exploded, at pleasure, by the elec
tric spark or tho hot tube method.
This ongino will be used exclusively
for experimental purposes, all tho
nocessary apparatus for making dy
namometer, indicator, and hoat-ofllc-ioncy
tests having boon procured.
In the school of agriculture herds
of beef and dairy cattle, Bheep and
swine are kept for purposes of instruc
tion. A veterinary hospital Is kept
for tho Instruction of students. A
home dairy course is offered. Special
work-rooms and laboratories aro kept
for tho use of the boys. The cost has
boon brought within tho reach of, all.
Information can be had by writing
tho University of Nebraska, Lincoln,
Neb.
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The monthly magazine, the Arrow
Head, will como out next week. The
October number Is a football edition
giving a brief of the Nebraska-Minnesota
football game. There will bo car
toons and drawings by JohnBon, Han
son, Powell and Shldler. Short stories
by Miss Blanden and George Bartlett.
A series of jokes by George Kline.
Several poems by MIsb Streotor. A
life of President Roosevelt, by Tom
Mills, besides squibs from the pen of
Garret.
Tho sophomoo hop will be held at
Walsh hall November 1 unless rates
to Milwaukee should threaten 'to cut
down the crowd, In which case the
date win TTe changed. The commit
tee are hard at work and expect to
make it one of tho pleasantest func
tions of the year.
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SUITS $7.50 to $26.00
OVERCOATS $7.50 to $25.00
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