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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 12, 1905)
w "vrjir r v ipw w-" 3!Plf , 7Ws V'M 'J M- r. v "' ktlfce.XDai r ' - : Ki:V,ltoo. J3 UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA, LINCOLN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12, J9t)5. Price 5 Cents l IFlebrasftan 0' i'. -- J v p fe't i:, kw? 0&:: ' i .. . k v- , r . i.-r - r :i. fc'V J-JsA r. -- v to wh!i tm,-. iVu. .v Sv--W OMAHA EXCURSION V SPECIAL TRAIN TO BE RUN FOR . ... CREIGHTON GAME. .- .j Low Rate Granted for the Trio and Many Will Go County Fair. Pos poned Until November. 25th. Tho football management has about completed arrangements for. an excur sion to Omaha on tho twenty-eighth bf this month to accommodate thoso who wish to attend the Crelghton game. Last year an excursion was gotten up at tho last moment, and a largo crowd took advantage of tho opportunity to cheer for tho Scarlet and Cream on foreign territory, and 'from tho reports of a good time that thoy all brought back, it is a certainty that 'they will all go again and take thpir. friends with thorn. Owing to :;tho fact that tho excursion to Minnc "sola is still all in the air, antl will not be settled definitely until tfjofirst of next month, everybody who intends to accompany the football team on a trip this year should go to tho Omaha game. It will bo by no means a prac . tlce game, for tho toam will naturally be In poor condition after tho contest , wit Michigan, and must also bo saved for the battlo tho next woek with ' Ames, so that a numbor of substitutes will necessarily bo In tho line-up, ' which will Increase Crolghton's " chances o scoring considerably. On account of this excursion tho great County Pair, which waB to have been given on that ovenitig by the Y. Wv C, A., has boon postponed for just tour weeks, which brings It to tho night of tho Doanp game, on No vomber 25. This postponement was decided upon this noon at a meeting . of tho managers, of tho fair, who felt that they Vould not bd doing tho right thing by tho students who wero loyal enough to go to Omaha to cheer tor our men, if thoy wero to, present tho greatest spectaclo of tho college year during their absence. While tho delay will be most unwelcomo to tho student body, who have been waiting most anxiously for the groat event, still thPy all 'appreciate tho' reason which has led .to the postponement, a,nd will try to hold themselves in .patience tun til the great day arrfvpB. Tho. mana gers have had considerable "troublo In selecting a press-agent- thoro wero so many applicants for tho position, which .requires unusual ability In a certain line, but thoy havo finally de cided upon one, and she will begin ,lier notices to tho. students very short ly. Tho Dally Nobraskan was select ed qs tho official prgan of tho fair association. ,, " ' "With the,' County Fair otft of the way, there will bo nothing to provent an excursion of five hundred students to tho metropolis, which certainly ,neods waking up onco in every two or -three months, an'd, which will just as , surely experience, that awakening' if more than 'three University students j - - , ' accompany tho team. As yet a "defi nlto rate has not been procured, but It will doubtlessly ,bo tho standard ex- cursfou . ratd, to OmahtW $L10 for tho 'round trln. The special train will probably leave about nine o'clock and,, will leave umana. in umo 10 reacn Lincoln before midnight, Y. W. C. A. COUNTY FAIR II i . , L, "V- 7" . " ";";-"" it - u n .a it . -it sit ' - , it IhARMORY, NOV. t C Senior Election Today. Tho Senior class meets this morn ing for tho first time this semester in the chapel, and tWK first duty of tho class will bo to elecKa president for the preseilt semester, unusual Inter est has been manifested in the con test for tho presidency fromtho bo ginning, but this was IncrcasetT'sreat Iv bv the announcement yesterday that tho -girls of tho class have decided to run Miss draco Trigg for the posi tion. Those who aro managing Miss Trigg's campaign were exceedingly active yesterday and showed that co" eds aro not lacking In political astute ness. Thoy had already made sure of almost tho entiro cc-ed Voto, and de voted themselves wholly to the effort to secure men who would support their candidate. Mr. Welllnslck with drew In favor of Miss Trigg, and most of his following transferred their al- leglanco to her also. This leaves the main contest between Mr. Skeen and Miss Trigg, with odds about oven. Tho other candidate who had been pushed for the position, Mr. Legro, withdrow in 'favor 6f Prank Morrow, a medical student. It is hinted, how ever, that Mr. Morrow will pull out of the raco in favor of Mr. Skeon. Which ever of tho two candidates succeeds, tho class is assured of an able and impartial president. Both Mr. Skcen and Miss Trigg have an nounced that thoy aro bound by no promises whatever, and that in the se lection of committees thoy will bo ac tuated by no motive but a desire to give the cjass the sdrvlces of tho besUiniy need jt( and It WU mako oU1r men In It. . rovenco for 1904 all tho morn nlnns. Notice. All students taking courses 10 and 23 in Chemistry are requested to meet in tho lecturo ioom at 8. o'clock Satur day morning, Any having conflict with this hour cdmo as goon as pos sible. George Barrowman, Instructor. Notice. Seniors meot Thursday, IT'clock, in chapel. Election of officera.' Dress suits, 35 and up. Ludwig's. SATURDAY, OCT. 14, 3:00 P. M.'- ' ' SBb ' - ' O 8 vNEBRASRA VS. KNOX... 8 O " . !l act naai fnr f u up1cl O O "' , . O V O OK imMXmXMXWX t u TWENTY-FIVE Excursion From Colorado. Manager Morrison Is in receipt of a letter from tho manngor of tho Unl ive rslty of Colorado football toam, tell ing him that arrangements have beon made to run an excursion from Bou der and Denver to Lincoln upon the occasion of tho big game which Is. to playod hero tho elovohth. Supporters of tho University of Colorado aro espe- ciallv numerous in Dmivnr. nnil it nn. .. pears mat a largo number nave al ready signified their intention of ac companying tho team and assisting It In administering tho first defeat that Nebraska has suffered on its own field in flvo years. The letter also recites that Colorado Is' confident of repeating tho performance of a year ago, under circumstances that will allow of no valid excuse, such as altltudo or ex haustion from a journey, "and that Sincp tho scoro piled up by tho weBt orners in tho gamo last Saturday thoy already feel as though tho game I? won. Well, It may bo so, but we hayo- our doqbts about lb Colorado may havo all sho claims In respect to n strong team, but sho hasn't got that gamo tucked away In her pocket by about twenty-six points. -As a general, proposition wo arc opposed to a vin dictive spirit In athletics, "but tho stu donts of Nebraska. are determined that Colorado shall get the worst drubbing of her life oven If we loso the Minne sota gamo the following week. It is a good thing that thoy are- bringing on that excursion, for they will cor ant, while the shock their tumble will glvo them may lie a Httlo more 'sovero, If that be posslblb. Thoro is ono thing that must bo attended to by 'tho root ers, however, and that Is to seo that wo aro not' outrpote'ti by tho men from tho Centennial state, as wo were by tho Jayhawkers a few years ago. Thoy havo some -good yells out there, and tho air helps them In their rendition' of them, so that it Is up to tho stu dents here to mako a big Improvement over last Saturday. it it it it BAILEY TO TALK . WILL ADDRE88 8TUDENT8 NEXT 8UNDAY. General 8ecretary of the 8tate Young Men's Christian Associations to Be In Lincoln. Mr. .1. P. Balloy, the popular 8tato Secretary or thot Nebraska Young Men's ChrlBtlnn Associations, will strlko Lincoln this week and has pon sonted to speak to University mon during his stay. It Is hardly noces sary to introduco Mr. Bailey to any audience in tho state, as his annual Itinerary takes him everywhere In tho stato and gives him an unusually wide acquaintance. Ho has been at the University! several times beforo and ench time only tonds to Increase his popularity with the 8tudcnLbody Mr. Balloy has hold his present posl tlon for sovoral years and during .that period tho Nebraska Young Men's Christian Associations have taken; a decided stop forward. This is .not only truo of tho city associations, but of ho student associations , as woll. Tho address will bo glvcnln Art Hall, Sunday, October 15th, at uTpm. It will bo a strong, earnest and o quent address. Convocation. "Tlie Railroad Robatc Questlonwus treated by Congrosaman B. M. Pollard In a twcrity-flvq minute address a(4ho chapel exercises yesterday morning. In leading tip. t6 the rate problem, ho gave statisticsto show the w.cmdorful industrial dovelopmont-Vof this coun try during tho last thirty yearja. His figures, roveal tho fact that honpm- bor of Industrial plants htis boon In creased 'ICO per cont slnco 1870 and that, tho number of employes' is J.7I Ver cent greater now. Thoso indus tries, Mr.v Eollard said, aro contfojlad . by twelvo cpnc6rns trusts, as wo torm them whlclf havo madojlroad. rebates possible "Alf tho ovllB'tytthis system are not duo to the railroads," argued the congressman, , "tho vlargo : 'concerns' aro' In great degroe respon sible for the greatest cur so In our in . dustrlal life." Mr, Pollard holds as his opinion that this rebate question "cannpt Uo settled with government supervision of corporations, Ho would havo u. state" commission with full powers over corporations in each state, Which should report to tho interstate com v morco commflslon. - "' Mr, P.ollard also:' declared against -tho f reb pass evil and advocates, a Taw making It a misdemeanor for any pub lic official tp receive a brlbo in the form of" free transportation from tho railroads. The Latin Club met last evening at;, tho homo of Professor Barber, The officers for" the ensuing Beniestorworo elected and eight new members wore. . added to tho roll. Mr. Potorspn was elected president, Miss Vanderyaer, vlce-presl,det, Miss -McLucaa, secretary-treasurer, and Mas Schfelberand Miss Stebblns, members of the pxGcur Uvo commlttoo. Lincoln Local Exprew. 1234 O 'M , Both phoi&M. ' i - M -v r, " . v. c 1 V.: i'l'i llT '' l ! '' ( L'. . u.. .' '&. A- ' i,.'r l " i '..If f '- . wy .. i!