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-I 1VI 10.
GOOD GAME TODAY
Highland Park Comes Today for
Game With Uni.
UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA, mCO'TUESDAY," MAY 7K.
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PRICE 3 CENTS
This afternoon on tho Uni campus
the Nebraska team will meet Highland
Park College. Although tho grounds
aro somewhat smaller, due to the fence
on the south side, still a ground rule
Tvill prevent much trouble there. High
land. Park has a strong team and a fast
gamoMs expected. Morse wjll be in
tho box fo rtho home team.
Tho. following are the men who will
ne up ror Nebraska: Bender. "Miller
Cooke,. Steen. Townsend. Fenlon, Ham
mlll, Williams and Morse.
Last Saturday tho delta Tau Delta
Hie "Frat," baseball league by defeat-
onfei2thto?RCtaJhhCta. P1 n,ne to the tue
nrst i&iL T oy ? the lead ,D the
tin5 ?S to crossing the ,
times, doinir thi nnm. m, ' .. .
the fourth and live n tto flfth. Th!
22m "S: n?tehrun ,n the fourth and
The features of tho game were the
JlH&nf Prt and Denslow' eacl
striking out ten men.
Score" by Innings:
i?ftV 00 1400-5
Delta Tads 4 00350 -l2
Rn? nf fJ?eta8 Dort an'4 Oulbert
son, Delta Taus, Denslow and Miill-
ii. ASr?.W ho 8tudont members of
the Athletic Board will bo elected for
next year. The candidates are F A
Barta, Frank Beers. C. T. Borg.' E.'
?nSCrI-P- HowUt- n&er
i-ano, C. Mason, J. R. Molony J. Van
JK-1 ,W-J- Woods. Tho student?
will vote la the armory, the polls be-
i"TVr,Am S,:S0 to 12:30 and fom
1.30 to 3:30. The barbs will hold a
final .meeting Jn Memorial hall at 1:30
this afternoon.
'"J? Athletic Board holds a- special
...u.i.U iu,B morning at 10 o'clock.
! Freshman Cap Raffle
J SOLE EXTANT SPECIMEN OF THIS ONCP
Big Rock, 10 a. m. Chances 25c
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AN APPEAL TO THE CO-EDS
TO THE UNIVERSITY GIRLS:
Tomorrow occurs the nnnual election
of student members to the Athletic
Board. Already men are about asking
the University girls "Will you vote for
me men I tell you to if I PQy yoilr
membership fee?- How many of you
answer. "Yes," and think nothing of
It? There has been some discussion
in The Nebraskan of the manner' in
which the girls have been marched up
and voted in the past. Smrw
discussion" for there has been no
one to take the other side.
It has been suggested that the Ath
letic board take the right to vote away
from the girls in order to correct the
I abuse, but they have put it off until
ni:xi year.
v ,iui correct it ourselves? We J
t-oiwicier a man disgraced who Is
marched to the polls and votes as he Is
told to vote or is paid to voIp m idd
nre we disgraced If wo are marched up
to the voting place tomorrow and
voted as if we had not only "no inter
est" ns has been charged, but no pride
no self-respect, no. sense of honor.
If we really do havn nn (,. ...
the Athletic Board, let's vote and pay
our own fee; if not, let's have the
backbone to refuse to be voted.
NELLIE JANE COMPTON.
The track meet between the Gophers
and Cornhuskers next Saturday Is ex
pected to bo a close one from start to
finish. Theyrlngf twenty men with
"l0?1! r Nbbraska a like number
will compete. This meet promises to
bo well attended. The- literary so
cieties have expressed their Intention
or attending tho meet in a body and it
Is hoped the fraternities will take a
similar step. The seats In the grand
stand at F. & M. park will be re
served, nd- put on salo Wednesday
morning at 10 o'clock at the book
stores. .Last Saturday Minnesota de-
AAnVv 7" "tr own6rouna8 Dy
40 to 30.. Thla means that Nebraska
will haye To nurry to defeat therar
Thejollowlng Is the list of events:
IQ&yard dash.
220-vnrH An ah
440-yard dash.
One-half mllo run.
Ono mllo run.
Two milo run.
120-yard( hurdles.
220-yard hurdles.
Polo vault.
Running high jump,
Ruijplng b,road'qmp.
Hammer throw. '
Discus throw.
Shot put.
Relay race.
Friday morning the final round of dou
JLi?" S6.? d 255ents will
vU.buu iu see mis. We have u
strong team this year and have strong
hopes of beating the Gopher repre
sentatives. The latter, however, have
a very strong team, as has been shown
In the preliminaries held at that place
Our team was defeated by the Iown'
players, but that ic n ,n ... ..
!, i. uiovimui upon
them, because one of thejr players
Bailey, is considered one of the best
players in the United States, and has
oeen plavlntr In hip- tnmn ,
the east for thn innr for ,.,.,
nn.ii , . OUIUUIB4TI.
While the other man Is not so strong
they both are graduate students, tak
ing but a few hours work In the school
and that for a second or third degree
The team feels confident that it could
have defeated any undergraduate team
...., vu,u uuvc Vui up. riie follow-
b io me Hcore or tne Iowa meof
kaB-G-T' cT'a' bCat Cas8,dy' Neb08-
Monnett. Iowa, beat Scribner Ne
braska. G-2 R-7 7K
Monnett, Iowa, beat -Cassidy. 0-2.
Monnett and Bailey beat Scribner
and Cassidy, 7-2, C-2, 10-8.
Associated Barbs meet at 1:30 p. m.
In U. 10G. t
Glee Club Trip Successful.
The Glee club returned Sunday even
ing from a three days' trip, having ap
peared at Norfolk and wilier. At both
?eannHU,0y W,re acCorded enthusiastic
leeeptlona and the concerts at each
place were wnii ,!,! o-....
Ir Mg club Bang wIthou " eaX
rn'rn ,r' ffmef heltlB comPelled to re
tu.r"toL'ncoln. The careful training
which Mr. Eames has given the eSb
was here apparent, for the whole pro
gram was carried through without a
.v. ,, UUU1 pmce8 nij, Hui
on pian st and A. C. Bates, reader
made decided hits. both, having to re
spond to two or three encores. Seven
teen men made the trip. The club
gathers at the home of Mr. Eames
Wednesday evening-to talk over the
prospects for next year, which are now
The "Innocents" will hold their ini
tiation and banquet at the Linden
Thursday evening.
I iext Thursday and Friday the ten--;
nis tournament between Nebraska and
,j Minnesota will be played off. The vls
f Itln& players will acqompanrthe Mln-
. "nesotH'tt-ack team to this place. They
-?. leave Minneapolis Wednesday evening
Drift fpf hp.rn 'I'liiircdnv tv.,. ...! mi. '
, first round of singles will be played off
Thursday mor'nlng, and an admission
,lT,Of 25tfientB Will bp' phnvrrpA Thio
ms-rA. a :.-! i" : "". , ". ""
i"V3 "-uo pywiuiui iu u seconu licuet,
tvhnn liP.pnmna nut .ri tl. ,.!. x
in nlovofl In Ihn offnnnn !...
w ..,u, , ,fcu noiMuuu, IIIUH HUB
incr linth rnumta tnr thn nnn m.ii.. rt.
Shepard, public stenographer, mlmeo-
SfSinBn. ?De,al ratea to flt"dent8.
501-602 Richards Blk. Phone, Auto
iloo.
Please help the poor. Buy your
1020ro Std t0baCC f Frank DuTe11'
Lomlng's, Ice cream ana candy
and L St
11th
Boston Dentists, best work and low
prices.
Special rate to htudenta atHendry'a.
I Chaplp Brps.. Florlato, 127 So. lJ-jt.
Pan-Hellenic Dance
DAY,. MAY
...AUDITORIUM..
Vff? 2? Safe at Tsurs office. Dancing be-' 1
tins at 8:45 sffyp. " g , .1
TO RAFFLE OFF CAP
A Means Devised to Defray Ex
penses of Bon-Fire.
When the curtain went Mown on the
.u c.ass fight last Krlday evening
there was a general expr,fidion of re
gret that there would be no more ex
ctoment to draw the student from th
Ibrary on the run. But the Sophomore,
found that the play was not over for
them. An iiullffnnm n .... .
.,, ...UiUUUUL W10 na j
not received payment for some 116 new
blue caps, with '07" embroidered on
them, presented a bill for 9G to tho
Soph ringleaders, and the proprietors
of Walsh Hall notified the same class
that they would havn tn i..i .,o
worth of meals this week.
The Sophs held a meeting yestordav
?jo.. I lie whole class plus 200 in
nlors and Seniors had been Aery much
in evidence at the big fire, but "
of them got up very earlv tn ,iL??.?
towards "expenses." But when n doe
gloom had settled down upon the few
tnere assembled, a brilliant Soph pro
Posed that the sole Freshman 7a n res-'
ra7flVdnoffefm " -nfl-tlSnrebP
Visions r u CnOUg,h t0 p-ny the "'
visions of bars and huge rock I1m
cllsappeared at once, and a 1
aZ.ataL!edA--age,the
..,. . . ."w """"fi me committee
"We who ljve in this, the first hnir
should6 fa7Tth cent "" " v
?or l sue al l,and w?r8h'P the gods
flrst decade do iheTWo mo X Jrin!
events of the Christian erraSccir
iue opening of the Rosebud reservation
and the raffle of the Freshman cap SS
sole extant specimen of a once mhrhlv
Z ' Sf l. WM as mole hill to
nc7 . wuen compared to this
sreat event. This cap Is absolutely
guaranteed to be the only one ex 8t
ng in a perfect condition, and 2 be
the only one in the world whose &
"We ab80lUtftlv rann,nu. t ...
the goods. Th.; marvelous cap ,sa
U?Tt IL Safty, uV'no
The va..l? i Amer,can SavI"B Bank,
i .. . ,s ,eased for six months
and the key will be turned over to that
njan. favored by the gods above aH
."-lynumbV11
-... ,,, uo 10V cnances ami tha
e'a hB will, btnXtrene,Iy ,0W' 2S
each with i the exception of Nos. 3, 4
will hi84, 333 and 4U' wh08e P
will be 50 cents each. Furthermore
The Nebraska Historical socletvlia '
offered the committee I260-3SF &ta
wonderful curiosity, but we have de
elded to sacrifice our own pecurJaVy
advantage to our philanthropic desire
to give the cap to a student. To obvi
ate tho possibility of this or othVr
nC,nen?h obtaInl the cap byug
.totl1oVcrnCc1seaChb,dder,8
chances, and thus recover tho lait
of their caps.
Finally, the great rafflle, will begin
promptly at 10:15 this morning aS
he drawing will occur next Friday a
tho same time. With each chance the '
committee will give a copy of last
Friday's first edition of TbJ MebiSs-
Uw ; ' 5 wvx r 'V1 . . v "appy
I Prln:. """ cPy K !e qeninct
"Bud I " All XT lu one btth of
as AH for the small sum nf or
cents; and chances jilted to 450 ff
number, ome GflHv"3'Lf?.l50..,n
rush. At th hi" r,r 'ct lul no
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