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Vol. IV, No. 23
UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA, LINCOLN, THURSDAY, OCT. 27, J 904.
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THELASTPRACTICE
Cornhuskers Did Fast Wprk Last
Night at Practice.
MpriMl In tho IMiiy" Iiirrcunpn. llnrirlok
Miy Not 1MHJ-.
I.nst night's practice, the last be
fore the team leaves for the north,
was devoted to somo punting and
catching, but moHtly to signal prac
tice. Formation after formation was
run through with speed and snap that
looked good to those on the inside
lines. Every man fn the varsity squad
was given a trial at the signals. The
bpeed of the men has increased very
noticeably and will be greater by Sat
urday, when Nebraska lines up for
victory against the big men of Minne
sota. They are big, but weight can
Jc overcome by speed. Their heavy
players are hard to stop if started,
but they won't get started. Coach
Booth is quoted as saying that Ne
braska will win and in this ho voices
the opinion of the. university. Of
(ourpe there are some afflicted with the
"frigidi pedes." who balk at a stiff
proposition and who say that Ne
braska has no show, but those are
,pv and far between. The team is
going to Minnesota to win and tfthe
railroads permit, the rooters are going
en maste to cheer their team on to
ictory.
At present it .looks as though, Har
wich, who had made good at quarter,
will not be in the game Saturda
Monday at practice ho wrenched his
rljjht shoulder severely and will be in
poor shape by Saturday This is a
big loss, but Nebraska has faith In
jr
CHARLES B6RG. center. This is
Borg's (bird year on the varsity. He
first proved his ability to bo classed
with the best centers In the west in
Uhe Nebraaka-MlnneBOta game, two
'years ago. Though practicing a good
Ueal at guard, Borg will probably hold
tho plvota) position Saturday."
'atfjftf"- '' Ib tjtifr-unt Y .a.i-.
McDonald, who will probably take Bar
wick's place. As ot. the definite
time the team leaven Is not known,
but It will be announced at mass meet
ing this morning and by bulletin.
Last night Coach Booth Had not de
cided just who were to be taken north,
but they will probably bo Benedict.
Bender, Borg. C. Mason. O. Mason.
Mills. Hunter, Johnson. Cotton. Shook.
Barta, Ppoer, Standevon. Burns. Fen
Ion, Craig, Eager. Marsh. Barwlck, jMo
Donald and Wcller. .
The following list of names Minne
sota sends as eligible to participate
in intercollegiate football. From this
list the team Nebraska moots Satur
day will, of course, be chosen:
W. J. Bandelln. P. P. Brush. F. P.
Burgan. G. L. Case. D. Clark. Earl Cur
rent. J. P. Cutting. O. N. Davfes. J.
L. Gloason. .1. E. Hannon. F. R. Hunt
er, W. F. Ittner, J. E. Kremer. A. E.
Larkin, Earl Luce. It. W. Marshall. A.
G. Muossle. G. F. Oech. M. I.. Rlcker.
O. E. Safford. C. R. Sanborn. D. I).
Smith. F. A. Snyder. M. I,. Strathern,
V. A. Tschabold, A. R. Varco. Theo.
Viat M. Wlest. U. L. Burdlck. Henry
O'Brien. W W. Thorpe thirty-one
men. in all.
ENGINEERS ELECT.
Short Business Meeting is Held
Last Evening.
The Engineering society mot last
evening in Mechanics Arts Hall, loom
211. and elected officers for the year.
They are as follows:
President. J. B. Gibhs.
Vice-president. 1,. W. Turner.
Recording secretary, O. F Stevenson.
Coi responding secretary, A. Hcimrod
Treasurer, .1 W. Miller!
No other business of importance was
transacted. The society will meet
again two weeks from last owning.
THE PEDAGOLOGICAL CLUB.
First Meeting Held Last Night.
Objects of Club.
The I'edagologlcal club has two ob
jectsfirst, to give Its members greater
opportunities to meet one another so
cially, that Is, to get acquainted; sec
ond, to give information and sugges
tions calculated to bo helpful to teach
ers in getting and holding positions,
and in the general work of teaching.
The first meeting was held last even
ing After some picliminary remarks as
to Hie exigent ioc which confront the
unhcrsity in recommending teachers,
Professor Lucky gave one of his help-
tul talks, taking as his subject "The
Double Life." Other addresses will be
provided at succeeding meetings. They
will give some hint as to what it is
to be to a genuine teacher, and will
describe some of the situations and
conditions-which the new teacher is
likely to meet. The meetings of the
club are open to all who are looking
toward the profession of teaching.
They are hold each month on Wednes
day evening at ' 7:30 o'clock. Due
notice will be given as to'The date.
Frunk E. Lee. Public Stenographer
and Notary. Mh.ographlo letters;
perfect imitation. 501-502 Richards
Blk. Auto 1155.
Bust's of Roosevelt and Parker will
lie given to the members of the repub
lican and democratic clubs. Maxwell's,
13th and N.
Rent a Remington ai student rate
and lceep your notes in good form.
Oplco Corner of Oliver Theater Bldg.
Erie B. Woodward. M. D., diseases
of eye. ear and throat. 207-8 Richards
block. Phone C6G.
Union Shining Parlors. Shine, 5e.
Chairs for ladles. 101S O street.
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MAY MAKE A RATE
Somewhat Indefinite Assurance
That Excursion Will Go.
M IniMnipulltf Itouil WiiiiIh lull. Huiim
tlilug Murn Totliiy.
I'p to the time of going to pros no
great cut In rates had been announced.
A rate of $12.10 has boon made for
some time, but this is not low enough
to be considered. Yesterday nn
Omaha-Minneapolis road stated that
they would make a lower rate, but
were not prepared to say Just how low
it would bo.
If the rate Is low enough every root
er in school owes It to himself and to
his school to go and make the victory
more gloiious. But low rate or not,
let everybody turn out this morning
to mass mooting. Show that we're with
the teom right from the start, just
as wo'c always been. Bring your
voice with you to the mass meeting.
MAY PLAY BASKET BALL.
Game Possible With City Y.
C. A. Friday Night.
M.
It is possible thut a game of basket
hall may be arranged lor Fiiday even
ing between the university team and
the city Y. M. C. A.. Unusual interest
is being taken in the game this fall,
and the prospect Is excellent for a
(hampion team, in spite of the great
interest in football Just at present.
Practice will he held in tho armory
this afternoon at 1 o'clock.
Miss Bess T. Dumont of the clans
'04. is physical director 111 tho East
Side High School of Rochester. N. Y.
V. M. Johnston, an old university
law student. Is practicing law at Bil
lings, Mont.
THORPE.
Minnesota's Right Guard.
Courtesy Minnesota Dally.
The Famous will give a special dis
count of 10 per cent to university stu
dents on all purchases of millinery, kid
gloves, corsets, etc.
Postal Cards the latest thhfg in
burned leutber, hand colored, 10c oath.
"Cowgirl." ".Vining Girl" and "Gipsy
Girl" rosters Aeach 16c. Card board,
mat board and all supplies suitable
lor room decorations. Matted and un
matter pictures 5c to 25c each. The
Lincoln Book. Store.
ZOOLOGISTS MEET.
An Interesting Program Tuesday
Night. Several Papers Read.
The Zoological club moot Tuesday
evening In tho zoological library, in
stead of Monday ovoning, as an
nounced. The program was as fol
lows: R. H. Wolcott, "Development and
Nature of the Neuroglia," by Hardest'.
R. T. Young. "Early Development of
tho CestodcH," by Saint Romy.
I B. Sttirdevant, "Embryonic De
velopment of Anoplocophala," by Solnt
Romy.
Tho paperB wore illustrated by dia
gram, and tho program was a very
Interesting one. the members continu
ing until a late hour tho discussion of
tho papers
STRATHERN.
Minnesota's Center.
Courtesy Minnesota
Dally.
Appointments at Drill.
Th'cj)llt)wlng promotions. were icatl
at drill last evening:
Artillery detachment Cadet Private
John Jackson, to be sergeant; Cadet
Privates Albert Laler and Arthur
Cramb. to be corporals.
Signal detachment Cadet Private
Altred Nye, to be sergeant; Cadet
Pilvnte Raymond Biggs, to bo cor
poral J. V. Cortelyou. '97, received his doc
tor's degree at Heidelberg this sum
mer. He is at present an instructor
in the German department of tho Kan
sas t-'tatc Normal School. '
DAVIS.
Minnesota's Left Halfback.
Courtesy Minnesota Dally,
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