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tK" .W't'WffMPI- 'Jibe IDailv IFlebraekan Vol. IV, No. 86 UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA, LINCOLN, TUESDAY, FEB. 2J, J905. Price 5 Cents v WW!iWff ' , "tf Hfj1 '$ l v Ik GAGE WORK IS ON Battery Candidates are Working Out Daily, Sopha Against Froslimeu ut Ilnnkot bull Frltlnjr. Many candidates have reported and are at work each day in the gymna sium for places on the baseball team. Captain Bender has divided the time bo that each candidate has fifteen min utes for practice in the cage. The men reporting aro all candidates for positions on the battery. The infield men have not begun work yet and will not until the team can work outside. This will commence about the middle of March if the weather permits. The preparatory work in the cage has brought out some good men and there-Is much material that may prove to be 'varsity playeis before the sea son ends. All the men who played on the- team last season are back with possibly a few exceptions and besides these many new men have appeared. Many of the new candidates are expe rienced men having played on some college, city, or high school team. At the present time fourteen men are at work in the cage for positions. The candidates for backstop are Hyde, Turner, Carroll, Hawkcs, Barta, Dc?nslow and Bender. Of these men Barta and Bender are probably the most promising for the position. There is plenty of time, however, before the team is chosen to develop other men for this place. As twirlers Morse, Dirks, Dort, Turner, Kurtz, Mlillikan and Nllsson have reported. Morse is the most prominent among these men and will likely curve the sphere for Nebraska the greater part of the sea son. Dirks and Dort are other men who nay prove- to be Morse's chief as sistants. Among these men are some who played on the 'varsity or the second team last season. They aie: Bender, Baita, Morse Dort and Denslow. This leaves the majority of the can didates new1 men and unknown in Ne braska baseball history. Captain Bender will announce a meeting of the candidates for other positions on the team in the near fu ture, as soon as work tan be com menced outside. The first game of the inter-class ser ies will be played on Friday night, Feb. 24, between tile Freshman and Sopho mores. This game should prove to bo very Interesting- as both teams have been practicing together for some time. The Sophomores have had the more practice and more games with outside teams. The last game with the Lincoln high school resulted In a vic tory for Lincoln high school by the de cisive score of C5 to 11. Dr. Clapp will give some gymnastic work between halves assisted by the men who are trying for the gymnastic team. The price of admission being very low la within the reach of all sup porters of these two teams and a good .crowd is desired. Bargains tomorrow at Unl, book store. fe...Ift.feLrb.b a n it n it it n n it it a it 3t it Tickets, 35c it p T T ""T T T "T TFT f fij?Yfi pp 7f j v ! Vl"' " Sophomore Play and Patty "A Rank Deception" Saturday Evening, February 25 Chapel and Art Hall Buckner Honored. The members of the faculty of Har vard having in charge the new debat ing journal "Bothsides" have appointed a number of editors of the new publi cation. Those appointed aro graduates of other Universities now engaged in graduate work at Harvard and among the appolntoes is the name of Emory R. Buckner, U. of N. '04. "Buck" seems to have mado good at Harvard, tho same superior qualities which brought him so prominently to the fore at Nebraska evidently serving h'.m as well in the east. Open House. Phi Rho Sigma (medical) opened up I heir new quarters at 1509 O street with a smoker Friday night. Besides the active chaj tor most of the resident and fatuity members of the fraternity were present Light refreshments were ser"d il'irlng the evening. The new quarter of tl.e society are not en tii'Jy funi'shcd, but will be fixed up in shape Joon, all the furniture usc.l 11. tho old quarters boing saved from lk fiie. At Convocation. Rabbi Frederick Cohn of Omaha, de1 lixered an address at Convocation yes terday on "American and Judaism." His theme was suggested by tho ap proaching anniversary of the birthday of Washington. The address was an eulogy of the character and career of Washington, his uniqueness and mi ce mparable greatness and his purely unselfish services for his country em bodying the spiilt of Americanism which he defined as "freedom, justice and humanity." These ideals Rabbi Cohn said wore essentially Jewish ideals. The words graven on tho Lib erty Bell were taken from the old tes tament. "Proclaim Liberty through out the Land and to all tho Inhabi tants Thereof." These facts explain why the Jews are such fervent Ameri cans, because they found in American Ism their own principles and In Amer ican government the actual' and prac tical embodiment of their most cher ished ideals. Professor Bessey has just received a copy of the now edition of tho "Natur alist's Universal Directory" which pro fesses to give the names, adrdesses and special subjects of study of naturals in all parts of the world. If this claim is made good the book will bo exceed ingly valuable. Eric B. Woodward, M. D., diseases of eye, ear and throat. 207-8 Richards block. Phone 60G. Goods at bottom prices. Firo sale. Unl. book store. Tomorrow. Another Bill. House roll 9, the bill for $100,000 unl erslty appropriation has been through the committee of finance, ways and means and has been recommended to the house for passage. From the general file It will come be fore the house committee In the lat ter part of this week and will bo di vided as follows: Sub-station at North Platte $20,000; Farmers Institute 312,000, I-and $38,000, Library equip ments $7,500 Library books, $7,500, Physics apparatus $7,500, Poultry hus bandry at tho farm $7,500. New Docket. A new docket for the second semes ter has been prepared by the Law De partment. The following Is the organ ization: Supreme Court H. G. Wellensick, LL.B., Chief Jus tice. R. J. Anderson, LL.B., F. D. Ryan, '05, Justices. J. L. Van Burg, '0C, Clerk. District Court C. R. Sargent. LL.B., (Law), J. W. Blezek, '05 (Equity), Judges. J. L. Van Burg, "0G, Clerk. G. J. Cowan, '07, Sheriff. F. W. Glbbs, 'OG Prosecuting Attor ney. Justice Courts Win. Case, '05, A. G. Abolt, '00, M. L. McDuffee, 0G, Justices of the Peace. M. L. Corey, '07, Constable. Y. M. C. A. Convention. The Young Men's Christian Associa tion of the University was represented at tho state convention at Grand Island by elccn members of tho local asso ciation. The University representa tives left Thursday evening and re turned yesterday ufternoon. They re port a ery profitable and enjoyablo trip. Mr. L. J. Marsh, who was presi dent of the University asosclatlon in 1100, now pastor of the Congregational churclr of Grand Island, entertained the University men and added greatly to the pleasure of their trip. Those who attended the convention were: J. D. Ringer, Hugh Wallace. R. GPlerce. L T. Sichvell, I. O. Von Frorrell, P. W. Harrison, E. G. Spencer, L. S. Her ron, M. J. Brown, W. L. Iverson and A. H. Swan. M. H. Swenk, assistant in the De partment of Entomology spoke before tho farmers Institute at Waco, Neb., yesterday on tho "Hessian fly" and tho "Relation of Birds to Agriculture." Ho will speak at Tomorrow, Neb., Sat urday, on the same subject. Professor Bruner will deliver a lec ture at Wayne, Nob., Thursday. Manifolding and typewriting. See Ed. Affolter, check room, basomont Uni hall. University rates. BIDSARECALLEDIN New Estimates on the Executive Building to be Opened. Tli ItogcntH Will AMomliln for Do rlalon TocIhjt. This nftornoon at 4 now bids for tho construction of tho Exocutlvo Build ing will bo opened by tho University Regents. Bids were invited for this same purpose somotlmo ago but tho estimates wero all too high and all had to bo rejected. Slnco that tlmo new plans havo been drawn entailing a considerable chango from tho origi nal and the bids to be opened this af ternoon will be based upon tho altered plans. If the estimates como within bounds contracts will be Immediately closed and ground will bo broken as soon as weather conditions permit. Tho new building, which will contain all the executive offices, and a few others, will probably bo erected near tho Chemistry Laboratory, facing in tho same direction and will cost in tho neighborhood of thlrty-flvo thousand. Such a building will greatly rejlcvo the present crowded condition of U hall. By rushing matters the now structure should bo ready for occupation next fall. Musical Recital. Tho annual ro'nceito recital given i;y under graduate students from tho class of Mr. Henry Eames of the University School of Music, will take place Thurs day evening, Feb. 23rd, at 8 o'clock, In Memorial hall. The public is cordially Invited: PROGRAM. Wobor..Concortstuck, F minor, Op. 79. Marjorlo Anderson. Schumann Concertstuck, G Major, Op. 92. Pearl Fodrea. Bach Concerto, D minor. Albegro. Adagio. Albogro. Claire Canno. Litolff Concerta, D minor, Op. 104. Scherzo. Ethel Burket. Weber.. Concerto, E flat Major, Op. 32 Albogro maestoso. Adagio. Rondo. Floss Denny. (Orchestral parts on second pland.) Mr. Eames. Dormitory Party. The young ladles of the Uniiiexfllty Woman's Building gave a pretty Val ontine party Saturday ovening. This was tho second -dancing party given by tho dormltary girls and was pro nounced a great success by all who wero present. Tho reception room was decorated with pink and white flowers. The dining room was very effectively decorated with quantities of red flow ers and red hearts. Walt's orchestra furnished tho music. About fifty cou ples were present Including several out of town guests. Tho sweater vests awarded to the champion Sophomore football team have come. The vest is grey with a large gold "O" encircling a smaller blue "7" on it. Elliott's Suitorium, cleaning, dyeing and repairing. Prices reasonable. 1130 0 street Both phones. FIRE! FIRE! FIRE! sale, Unl. Bodk store tomorrow. l ' 4 1 'jtjFl i ' m 4 1 'i i ii . m 1 ki'j.. manstfiWWjrWJMyyifcsflteil ."- &' JFlFMiMiTT''lA'fr '''i'aiv;