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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN.
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The Daily Nebraskan
A nowBpapor dovotcd to tho Interests
of tho Ublvorslty of Nebraska.
(Published at tho
University of Nobraska.
A. consQlldatlon of
THE HESPERIAN, Vol. XXXI.
THE NEBRASKAN, Vol. XII.
THE BOARLET & CREAM, Vol IV.
Entered" at tho poatofllco at Lincoln,
Nob., as socond class mall matter .
Subscript!" Priot $100 per year.
Managing Editor. Robert T. Hill.
News Editor John F. Tobln.
Advertising Manager P. P. Duffy.
ASSOCIATE EDITOR.
Wm. Case.
ASSISTANT EDITORS.
R. A. McNown.
Wm. A Shock.
Carlton C. Wllburn.
C. C. McCune.
REPORTERS.
J. D. Rice.
John R. Bender.
E. F. Davis.
A. I. Myers.
Circulator- Fred K. Nielsen.
Office Second floor Main hall.
Postoflico Address, Station A, Box 13.
The Week's Convocations.
The following Is the program for
convocation hour for tho ensuing week.
Doan Ward leadB religious exercises:
Monday, 27 Gov. Savage.
Monday Governor Savage.
Tuesday "Tho Now Australian Con
stitution," W. W. Cook.
Wednesday "The Proposed Trust
Amendment of President Roosevelt."
The readers of tho "Dally" will no
tice that additions have been made to
tho reportorlal staff and to the board
of editors; also promotions have been
made. The new names appearing above
are those of Btudcnts in the Journalism
class who have been doing a good grade
of work and who Heem adapted to tho
duties of newspaper work. Tho edi
torial board will not bo materially in
creased, but those showing special
talent for the work will bo given pre
cedence over those already on the
board, the promotions depending on
tho relative merits' of candidates and
those whoso places are to bo filled.
"It Is now apparent that It Is as
honorable to be defeated by Nebraska
as by Wisconsin. A now power has
risen In western football "Minneapo
lis Journal,, Oct. 20, 1902.
Broad mlndedness appears as a prom
inent characteristic of the MInnesotans
and this has been plainly manifest ever
since her athletic relations began with
Nebraska three years ago. Instead of
endeavoring to minimize the Cornhusk
er's great victory the above Is a sam
ple of the generous Nand unstinted
praise which has been gln our splen
did team by the Gophers.
Nebraska owes much to Minnesota,
and mingled with our spirit of football
rivalry thero is a feeling of genuine
and kindly interest for the great insti
tution to the north. In fact the victory
this year would not mean much to us
if it were not for Minnesota's splendid
success In tho past. She has Btood
among the real leaders for years,
moreover1, she possesses the "do or die"
spirit, which sooner or later will land
her at the very top, and when the goal
is reached Nebraska will rejoice with
' ii u
The Daily Cardinal discusses the Nebraska-Minnesota
game under the fol
lowing heading:
"Minnesota's Defeat by Nebraksa
Shows Surprising Weakness of the
Oophor Team."
Whether tho Judgment of Wisconsin
Is good or bad may be settled In tho
Gopher-l3adger game, that comes off In
the near futufe.
The twenty-ninth regular meeting of
the Nebraska section of the American
chemical society was held Saturday
nlghrtirthe chemical laboratory build
ing. The session was well attended.
The first paper was by Dr. F. J. Alway
of Wesleyan, on "Azoxybenzalden
hydes." Dr. White of the university
then discussed "Certain Regularities
Observed In tho Pyfidene Series."
Since tho game Saturday the sup
porters of Nebraska have been won
dering and trying to explain why there
wasn't a large score. All kinds of ex
planations have been advanced. It was
evident that tho university players
were not doing their best, or luck was
against them.
Last year the ecore rolled up was
51 to O. Tho expectation was that the
game this fall would also bring out a
large score. The MisBourlans played all
the regular men and worked hard. They
seemed to feel that it was up to them to
make a better showing this year. Tho
work they put up was then a trifle
unexpected by the Nebraska men. By
tho time the latter had come to a re
alization that they were going against
strong opponents considerable time had
been lost. Nebraska had to play a hard
game the week before and her men
were not in tho pink of condition for
a strong game.
The showing Missouri made places
her In a stronger position than she fiffs
occupied for two years. Her game with
tho Haskell Indians was not indicative
of her real strength, as some of her
regular men were not in the game.
However, the score of 41 to 5 made by
the Indians against Washburn College
Saturday indicates that they will come
iu milium uuai oaiuruay with very
fair rhances for scoring if the Nebras
ka men do not piay better ball than
was played Saturday.
It is interesting to note that all of
the scores made by Haskell on Mis
souri, with the exception of one, were
made by trick plays or goals from field.
Nebraska did not try any trick plays
on Saturday, but may spring some in
tho Haskell game on Saturday of this
week.
Mr. J. A. C. Kennedy, law 00, lias
been In Lincoln for the past few days,
a guest at the Phi Dolt hoiiBe. Mr.
Kennedy lives In Omaha, where he is
running for the state legislature on
the democratic ticket. While here he
had a case before the supreme court.
Fred Prince, expert artist In the
zoological department, has presented
to tho university a fine selection of
ferns that he gathered last August in
California and Washington in -the
Santa Cruz mountains. He found Cal
ifornia a wheat state, Instead of a vaBt
orchard as wo are want to picture it.
Even Los Angeles Instead of being a
beautiful city, surrounded only with
orchards, is a great oil city. Oil wells
have been sunk on every side, even
some distance out In the ocean. The
country Ib making rapid Improvement
duo to eastern capital.
New Princeton President.
Princeton Inaugurated her thirteenth
president last Saturday. Woodrow Wil
son was placed In the presidential
chair with Imposing ceremonies. A
large number of Distinguished visitors
were quests of the university and hund
reds of alumni were present at the cere
monies. An impressive procession was
formed at the college library, which
marched to Alexander hall, where the
exercises proper were held.
On arriving at the hall a processional
was played and a hymn sung. Rev.
Dr. Van Dyke delivered the Invocation.
Chancellor Magee of New Jersey ad
ministered tho oath and delivered the
keys of the university to the new pres
ident. Retiring President Patton and
ex-President Cleveland delivered ad
dresses. President Wilson followed
with an inaugural address, in which ho
touched on important matters of na
tional and educational concern.
Doane Defeats Academy.
Tho second Doane football team de
feated the academy eleven at Crete,
Saturday by tho decisive Bcore of 56 to
0. Only twenty minutes halves were
played.
The academy was outclassed and the
Doane men used their superior weight
t6 advantage. When the ball was in
their possession, every play netted
them from five to twenty-five yards
while the Preps seldom succeeded in
making their required gains.
This is the third time the academy
has lined up, whereas the scrubs have
battled with the first Doane team all
the season.
Every man on the Doane eleven was
a star, while Stlen, Meyers and Came
ron did the best work for the Academy.
Although the Academy boys are
not Jubilant over the outcome of the
game, they express themselves as hav
ing enjoyed their trip and are highly
pleased with the cordial treatment
which they received at the hands of tho
Crete people.
The officials were: Umpire, Fuhrer;
referee, Dassenbrock.
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Professor Caldwell reports that the
American students are finally supplied
with sufficient room for recitation and
interview work, although still in com
mon with the other departments of the
university, most uncomfortably
crowded. The Increase of registration
in the department, amounting already
to more than seventy over any previ
ous first semester, will cause It to bo '
among the most grateful recipients of
any favorB the coming legislature may
see fit to bestow.
An extensive improvement is being
made In the entomology department.
A loom for the taxidermy laboratory
is being constructed on the fourth
floor of the Mechanic Arts building.
Other improvements will be made In
tho near future. This department has
been in need of more room for a long
time and the large collection of birds
and mammals which Mr. Carrlher ob
tained in his recent trip to Costa Rica
has necessitated an enlargement of
tho department. The new extension
will be ready for occupancy before
long.
Proud of Tholr Disfigurement.
A commander in the navy, who is
now cruising with the South Atlantla
squadron, sent homo to his Philadel
phia wife the other day a description
of tho women of Montevideo. "Those
women," ho wrote, " are as unattrac
tive as clods of earth. They are
swarthy, angular, dull of eyo and
stolid of countenance. But what I
wish particularly to tell you of Is the
moles upon their faces. Not ono In
twenty but has, on her cheok or lip
or temple, a mole covered with long
hairs. They aro proud of theao moloa
and regard them as beauty Bpots. It
is said, indeed, that thoso girls who
are moleless will resort to strange ox
pedlents in order to raise tho ugly
little growths upon tholr faces. Tho
nnen of Montevideo twirl tho long
hairs upon their moles proudly, as a
caalryman twirls tho ends of hl
mustache."
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