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A consolidation of
The Hesperian, Vol. II,. Thb Nobroakan,
yol. 10, Scarlet and Cream, Vol. 4.
Published dally, except Sunday and
Monday, at the University of Nebraska,
Lincoln, Nobr, by tho Hesperian Publish
ing co.
f ioard of Olrafotors. t
O. V, Pi Stout. , Lauronoo Foealor.
H. P.'Lcavitt.
Dwlght Cramer. 7 A. a. Schrolbor.
Editor-in-Chief . ... 'JS?'
Manakor .Fred Naughton
Cl'Sulatof Walter E Standovon
Athletic., R' A. Van Orsdol
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- Editorial Rooms and Business Office, tl.
211. Post Ofllco, BtatlonJV, Lincoln,
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'Nlflh Tlqp.hone. , . . . . Automatlo' 2365.
Subscription prlco, - per year In advance
Entered at' the postolfico .at Lincoln,
Nob?, M socond-claSs mall matter under
the aOt 01 (jopgrosa o awicn , ..
.. a. !-. .Ill in -.Vinrcfxl for
at tho rato, of 10 conts. for each Insertion..
Faculty departmental and University bul
letins will gladly bo published froo, a
horotoforo.
To the Rooters.v,
This afternoon tho second gamo of
tho' season is to bo- playod and each
one of you haB hlB part to do towards
winning it. Evory man should1 bring
a big mogaphono with him "to the
gamo, and a Btlll bigger voice, which
ho" is able and willing to use. It is
cuBtomary to look upon the High
School gamo as morely a, little play
for 'the .varsity, but this is far from
true, for it is safe to say that there
wljl .be a smaller score today than
at any game from now until we play
Michigan. Tho Lincoln boys are able
toeot Into practice a couple of weeks
earlier than our men, and at this part
of $U) season a few days makes all
the difference .In the world. In addl
tlqij to' this" advantage, they have tho
adqtlqnal one of having been coached
by ox-Captain Benedict, whois cer
tainly as wol posted as any on Booth's
system of plays.
But' aside from helping the Corn-
huskora at. a rainy , para game, um
rooters have a more important uuiy,
and that Is to got themselves into
J good shapp for succtjoding games. It
seems absolutely Impossible to got,tho
squad to work a,t the 'afternoon prac
tices, and only one opportunity Js
glveq each week to train tho men in
Nebraska songs and yells Accordingly,
the boat must be made or eacn or
these weekly opportunities, and .every
rooter Bhould bo In hlB seat this af
ternoon ready to follow his leader.
. Don't lot tho met that grandstand
soats are free couseyou to forgqfyour
duty, but -Bit la tho regular "rooters'
section qf tho bloachors,'whother' it
rains or is boiling hot
Fraternity Pledges,
r Tjib Nebraskan had 'iriteidedUto pub
lish a list of fraternity pledges today,
but for several reasons is unablo and
sunwilllng to do so.
,NAs to' tho; fraternities, Uhoro soemod
to! 60. a strange, state "of affairs, for.
tho representatives of several frator
nltlos weroNunablo to remomber whom
they had pledged, thoro were so many
of them, and referred our reporter to,
somo brother, who was In the same
fix. It wds thereford deemed wise 10
refrain from publishing jtho Hat until
these unfortunate fraternities could
find time and opportunity to catalogue
their new men.
Among tho sororities another and
far different stato of affairs existed.
Two or three fair co-eds bogged us to
hold off Just a couplo of days,' and
then they would have another pledge,
maybo. Prom tho number of sororities
which appealed to ub in this manner,
It 1b to bo inferred that tho high school
crop of 1905 was rather" unproductive
In attractive maddens.
Another obstacle was encountered
In the supposedly forgotten rules ofj
tho Girls' Pan-Hellenic, mado last
year, and forbidding tho publication
of moBt sorority news. Every sorority,
however, seomod, willing to break th9
rule if tho. .others did, and accordingly
we have, the, 1,1st of. .pledges from all
tho organizations.. In compliance with
urgent jroqueqts, those lists will, bo
open, to additions,
It was. also' qur purpose to publish
a complete list of fraternity addresses
and, olepone, mjmbers, It ia so early
In the year", iqwqvqr, tfiat a number of
fratornAtlqs arq npt yet settled com
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GREETING.
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We announce the cored
fnn"of ntir TNuKntv-fifm'
Anniversary and Fall-Winter
Opening as recurring on tnc
date Oct the SecondrMCMy;
"between the evening hours oi
seven-thi$tyarid ten, por the
pleasure and inspection of out
friends and guests, we will dis
play under magnificent electric
al lamps a line of Foreign anc
American Importation & An
tiques, seldom, if $yq: fejore,
collected together y bsale?
store.
Therfr-wiU te nothing sold throughout
evening.
We desire the pleasure of
company at our sjore dx
occasion,
Walt's Orchestra will entertain with
Musical Selections,
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this M l4i"i
Convocation. ; " ,
. Students packed Mom9rla Hall yes
, terday to. hoar the musical program
. given by Mrs. Itaymond'and tho String
Quartette. Before the rendition of the
music ProfeBSor Bossey and three or
four other gentlemen addressed 'the
students 'in short appeals for the sing
ling and' musical organizations' of tho
"University. Students wore asked to
manifest more1 Interest In the clubs
and to support them in the future by
their atlendahe'd at all entertainments
' given, by tho organizations.
t Tho program follows:'
Trio Adagio ,..,,.... .V . r ....' . Footo
Bolo Song Without Words.. Davldoff
' . , Mlss-.Elche, ' - , ,
tTrlos " '.
Serenade .... Schubert
Allegretto .,....',,,..,.... Herbet
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pletely, && V Impossible tq 000Q0QO0Q(xx?pp0QO(XX?Q(X)0yDP0OC .
glvq n comptq lst at this tlraq, it n J g
also will be hold oyer untirTuesday-
Tlq teioDbqnq Rectory, 08peQIay
vf bq iSfifui, as. netnqr teiepnono
compfinjr jf Jsjjuo o. dlrgptqry for
somq tjlmoj- and; hft qd, 909B do. pot
con,taln' thq recjst addons,
PoweHou8e Improvements.
Orders have . beenp'laced for new
light and power-plant Improvements
for tho University, which wiUxgroatly
lmproye the equipment hordf A now
125' horse-powerboller has just come,
qnd will tie Immediately installed Jn
the boiler-rooms, which will Increase
11 . 1 J.,-1. 1 1 T. .k1. onmmici nKnflf
0 per contA now 160 horse-power
automatlo, high-speed, compound, tan
dem, jioncondensing type engine has
been ordered and a 100 kilowatt direct
connected direct current generator Jtor
the power plant. There is also a new
Improved switchboard. -The old .elec
tric equipment 1b worn out and old-
fashioned, and is also inadequate fq?"
tho University as it Is today. With
the now equipment the campus will be
hnttnr llirhtofl nTIll Hcht fumlshfid tO
11 buildings direct. Eventually it- is
planned to replace all tno .lnaopenaoni
engines) over the campus with electric
motors controlled from tho central
power plant, securing considerable
economy by this means," One Immedi
ate change will be the replacing of tho
,15 horse-power engine In the machine
bhop by an electric motor. These im
provements will cost, altogether about
$16,000 and will bo completed somp
tlmp in November or Decembor.
Star Delivery Co., Baggage.
Eko&M, -
Both
Western Games "Today.-'
Illinois 'VS. Knox at Urbana.
"Mlchlgan-v'sVdhlo Wesleya at Ann
Arbor. , , . - ,;-
Iowa vs. Monmouth at Iowa Cltv.'
"U. of N." Fountain Pons, -X00
eacn; "ut pr; w.M 'laoiew, jloc eacu,
t'U. of N." Envelopes, per' pack, 15c.
All other University supplies at' the
Lincoln Boqlt Store.
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