The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, October 17, 1903, Page 4, Image 4

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A consolidation of
The Htiperlan, Vol. fll.Tho Notinukun, Yol. le,
8orUI and Crojitn, Vol. 4.
Edlor-ln-Ohlf John D. nfoe
natncn Manager A.Q. Sohratber
CHronlator '' 0. A. Barrier
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A. F. Becker
Oajlord G. Bennett
Dorothy Green
Offloeai Kdltarlal, U KMMtNBuRlneea, U 211.
Port Oflta, Boa 18, Station A, Lincoln.
flabaoripUon Prloa, 19 per jraar. Id Advance.
Entcrac! a the postoflloo nt Ltnoolh, Nbraka
aa aeoond-olanmaii matter.
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Editorial Remarks
Tho student who mlBses today's gamo
will havo a vnlld reason for reproach
ing himself lor a long time to come.
Tho Interest that Is centered about this
game is somethlirg Intense. The In
dians aro very strong and will make
a liard struggle for victory. Nothing
would sot them so much at case as a
letory over Nebraska, and they will
light like demons. Come out and help
tho team to win, and bring with you
a megaphono and a determination to
use It without cessation throughout the
entire play.
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Tho report that negotiations are in
progress for bringing the Iowa-Nebraska
gojno to Omaha still lacks definite
confirmation. Howover. If such an ar
rangement is possible, there aro many
students here who would be glad to
Journey to Omaha to sec the two
teams moot. Tho gate receipts would
undoubtedly be greater than If the
gamo was played-at Iowa City, and
both financial considerations and the
Interest of the students hero would be
subserved. But as yet nothing is defi
nite, and It Is useless to bring up con-
LluKen.ciSlor which there may be no
foundation.
Complaints are forthcoming from a
number of the faculty In- regard to
tho custom of young ladles who aro
wdnt to wrar their hats in tho reclta
llon room. A sprinklug of hats, es
pecially In a crowded room, makes It
-difficult for those-ln the backseats U
obtain a vlow of writing on the black
board or of tho maps and charts that
aro often, displayed by tho instructor.
They aro obliged to compose them
selves Into various sorts of angles
in ordor that their line or vision may
not bo obstructed by the rows or
clumps of headgear, and oftentimes no
matter how hard they try they fall In
the attempt It would bo n source of
gratification to many of tho faculty if
these youug ladles would take account
of the Inconvenience they give rise to
and make use of the proper remedy.
Tho redi men aro hero with their
leathers and paint, prepared for a
massacre and for a war dauce about
tho scattered remains -of the Nebras
kans. This aft-ornoon the air will be
filled with their whoops and war cries,
and"CK5 whlto men will bo busy In re
sisting tho dusky Invaders. They will
enter tho game with tho whirl and tho
rush which carries all beforo It, If not
at first effectively checked. But If
they meet reslstenco and are hurled
back the Impetus of their attack will
gradually weaken until worn out by the
vlolon.ee of their own efforts they will
bo obliged to give ground Instead of
gaining it.
Such arc the foes with whom Ne
braska will contend this afternoon. If
they can gain tho advantage at the
start hey will have a chance to score,
but If they are thwarted In their do
Blgns at first their chances will grow
nteadlly loss. Nebraska has met tho
Indians before and knows their style
of play. Although our team Is not In
tho best of condition as far as Indi
vidual players are concerned they aro
eager to moot the onslaughts of tho
Indians and to drive thorn back In dis
ordered rout. Tho game will bo flerco
and hotly contestod and no ono can
In Juptlce to-hlm8elf afford to miss It.
Guns Assigned.
Tho quartermaster Is now assigning
guns to tho cadets. Company A re
ceived theirs on Tuesday last, B on
Wednesday and C last evening. Com
pany D will rccolvo theirs next Mon
day. Some difficulty has boen exper
ienced lnsecurlng enough guns but tho
department feols confident that all
will be provided with them.
Uniforms will not bo wonv beforo
October 28th, owing to a misunder
standing on the part of one of the
tailors.
Department of Entomology.
For the first time a manual is being
used In the laboratory. This new
method works very satisfactorily.
There l a decrease in the registra
tion in this department in the first
year classes, and in increase in tho
advanced.
On account of the Inclement weather
Wednesday evening, only six or seven
were p reset nt nt mo opening meeting
of tho Bird club.
Members only will attend the next
regular meeting of tho Bird club. Tho
questions to bo discussed will Ik? along
the lino of migration1 of birds. The
club meets every other week.
Mr. J (' Crawford ot West Point is
making a special study of wild bees.
Ho Is now engaged In the study and
classification of several different kinds
which he brought from Costa Rica dur
ing the summer. Some of them have
never been classilled.
Mr. W. I). Pierce, of tho department,
Is at present making a special study
of burrowing bees. He has found ten
colonies in tho salt bottoms around
Lincoln and has taken casts of their
holes.
Y. W. C. A. Schedule.
All are cordially invited to enroll
at either association room in i?rr of
theso classes.
The following is the list of clusseb
with the hour. day. subject, :ooi.i nud
leader:
Mission Study Classes.
9 p. m. Thursday, Y. W. C. A. "World
Wide Kvangellzatlon." Miss Keru.
1 o in. Wednesday. U. ill.- "Kffccllvo
Work iv In Needy Holds " .iisr
Coppo !.
h p. m. Tuesday. Y. W. C. A.- -'DiUMi
Un HilU of Tang." Mr Harrison.
5 p. m. Monday. Y. M. C. A. "Price of
Africa." Mr. Daughters.
3 p. m. Tuesday, U. 304. "Protestant
Missions." Miss Withers.
5 p. m. Friday, L. 301. "Protestant
Missions." Miss Withers.
9 a. rn. Sunday, Y. W. C. A. "Prince
ly Men in the Heavenly Kingdom."
Mr. Wittc.
Bible Study Classes
5 p. m. Monday, U. 110. "Personal
Workers." General Secretary.
4 p. rn. Thursday, U. 107. "Now Tes
tament and Missions." Miss- Griffith.
f p. m. Friday, U. 211. "Old Teata
mont Characters." Miss Reynoldson.
1 p. m. Friday. U. IOC "Life of
Christ." Miss Piper.
4 p. m. Friday. U. 204. "Life of
Christ." Miss Thomas
5 p m. Frday. U. IOC "Life of
Christ." Miss: Stringer.
8 a. m. Friday. U. 107, "Tho Acts and
Epistles." Miss Aitkin,
Sam's Care Tho only place In tho
city tp get tho famous Little Go in hot
waffles. Special service for ladles.
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