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j ,- x -sS- WWt-. . - TIbe 5)af t IFlebraehan Vol.V. No.J02. UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA, LINCOLN, THURSDAY, APRIL J9, J906. Price 5 Cents 6iJVuVfcwxwrfjf4ywu; 't . r- vtS OUT TOR PRACTICE MANY FOOTBALL CANDIDATES REPORT LAST NIGHT. To Test New Rules in Game With Doane on April 27th Large Sqiud Reports. Once more the pigskin is seen up on the athletic field and the padded warriors are doing some miff spring practice. The sweat simply rolls on? them as they practice punting and catching tho ball, bill the men do not seem to mind this, for they are out In largo numbers and willing to do most any kind of football work to give the rules a thorough test. When Manager Morrison and Cap tain Mason issued tho call a week ago , but few thought that they would be able to arouse sufficient enthusiasm to getrout a corporal's guard. Tho agi tation of tho pajt few months seems to have had little effect upon the spirits of the football men. Seven of tho twenty men who were out last night are old "N" men, and tho ma jority of the rest are second team men or substitutes. ; The practice will be short, as the game Is to be played one week from Saturday, April 28th, on the Athletic field. Doane and .Nebraska will line up against each other and the new rules will be given a thorough tost In every department of tho game. Coach Fuhrer of Doano has boon giving his men a very stiff course of training for spring practice, and It Is his hope to hold Nebraska- down to -a closo score. Tho Doane -players have always been a gopd bunch of scrappers, and If they, exhibit the same old spirit this year there Is sure to bo "something dolh' " tfn tho 2Sth. Captain Mason and Cotton, the var Blty tackle, arc working with the Ne braska men In order" to bring them Into good shape as soon as possible. The most serious question will be the line-up proposition. It Is very hard to placo a man at" anj; position without first giving him a thorough trial. Tho hack field will likely be as follows: Fullback. Captain Mason; halfbacks, Schmidt, Little; quarterback Drain or Benedict. For the line positions there are such men a.s Taylor, Rice, Porrln, Harvey, Cotton, Denslow, Lun din. and McDonald. Drain will, InjtU probability do the punting. Tho men who reported forjmictlco lastnlght nro: Drnir., Branson, Lun din, Rice, Grunden, Benedict, Over man, Byrno, Cotton, Mntti3on, Rickey, Flannlgan, Harvey, 'Pc-rrln, Little. Schmidt, Lamb, Frazler, and Captain Mason. DELTA SIGMA RHO. Name of Honorary Fraternity for De baters Interstate Teams Eligible, v , A meeting was held at tho .Hotel Victoria Chicago, last Friday, to or ganlzo an inter-colleglato association for debaters. Representatives from olght of the leading universities of 'the mlddlo wost wero present: Pro fessors Adams of Illinois, Trueblood of Michigan. McDermott of Minnesota, y jftajwftrfitywwiM enior O. R s LINCOLN HOTEL APRIL 20 1 Walt's full orchestra. MIIIMMMMWMllMMtWMM4llMW French of Nebraska, and Kellogg of Northwestern, and Messrs. Barker of Chicago, Files of Iowa and Loeb of Wisconsin. Professor Trueblood of Michigan was chosen chairman. An Informal discussion followed on- the character and aims of the association. It was pointed out that students frequently lost nn opportunity to join Phi Bete Kappa or Sigma Chi because of their devotion to- debating and oratorical work. It seemed eminently fitting that an Association should bo formed to show proper honor to work of this kind. Committees on constitution and a badge for tho society were appointed, to report at an adjourned meeting In the afternoon. The committee on. con stitution, consisting of Professors Mc Dermott, French and Adams and Messrs. Barker and Loeb, by working diligently up to the time for tho after noon session, without oven stopping for lunch, succeeded In drafting a constitution which was accepted with out Important modification. Tho name of tho society provisionally idppted is Delta Sigma Rho. Tho society Is to consist of chapters already formed. or to be formed In tho several univer sities represented, and In such other universities and colleges as may be from time to time admitted. AH stu dents who have served as authorized representatives of their college In any Intcr-colleglate contest In debate or oratory shall be eligible to member ship In the local chapter. 'The-members of the local chapter thereby be como members of the general society. Tho affairs of the society are to be managed by. a council consisting of ono representative cliosen. by each chapter. Until tho council shall" bo organized tho representative from Minnesota shall seuvo as .general sec rotary. The committee on badge wore not J PCOCXXDOCOOGOOCOCXXXXXXXXDOCXDGOCXXXXXXXXXXXXXX)OOCO BASEBALL, TODAY Varsity, vs. Western League Bryanltes ANTELOPE PARK 3:15 .' 1 1 OCXXDCXXXXXXXXX30COCOCOCOOOOQCXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX) t0iiiffi0mw00)irrfwmi, i Prom M Tickets $2,50 able In the brief time at their disposal to fix upon a design, but it was tho general sentiment of tho conference that a badge should be chosen. TO NOMINATE CANDIDATES. Barbs Select Their Athletic Board Ticket Next Thursday. President Meyers of tho Associated Barbs announces a meeting of the Barb Association at chapel time next Thursday to select a ticket for tho Athletic Board. Five non-fraternity men will be placed In the field and ar rangements for the coming campaign for the election of student members of the University Athletic Board will bo completed. Tho organization known as tho As sociated1 Barbs was organized among tho hon-ffatornlty men of tho Univers ity two years ago. Since Its organiza tion the fight over control of tho Ath letic Board haa vaxed warm and tho honors between tho barbs and tho frats has beoiOibout even. Two years ago tho barbB elected the full quoto of stu dent membors. Last year the election was virtually a victory for the frata, though the barbs succeeded In electing one of the five members. The barb3 are entering Into the fight with a de termination again this year and It is expected that tho race ylll prove as exciting as last year. The experiment tried by tho barb3 last year of nominating a ticket repre senting both the barbs and frats will, It is said, be abandoned this year. Loading -barbi say that though the ex periment was entered Into with the best of faith It did not prove satisfac tory, and will not bo tried again this year. A straight non-fraternity will probably bo put In tho field. Time to be thinking about pennants. You will bo plensed with ours at tho Unl. Book Store. DEBATORS LEAVE TEAM STARTED FOR MADISON LAST EVENING. Will Arrive at the Home of the Bad gers Lato Thursday Night Mr. Waldron Accompanies Team. Tho debating team, consisting of C. A. Sunderlln, A. C. Hough and E. M. Marvin, left Wednesday ovonlng over tho Burlington for Madison, whero it will meet the University of Wisconsin. In debate tomorrow night. C. L. Wal dron, secretaiy of tho Dobatlng Asso ciation last year, accompanied tho team, Professor Fogg bolng unablo to got away. Tho team will probably nrrlvo at the homo of tho Badgers somo time this afternoon or evening. Up to tho time of tho d'eparturo of the fprenslc warriors no Judges had been chosen and unless a trio dan be got together during tho two days re maining, the battle will bo waged without official umpires, In which case It will bo a very difficult matter to de termine which school wins. The question of Judges has been a perplexing ono from the very first Although two sets of nominations some forty-two names In all have boon exchanged by tho two Institu tions, no agreement was reached until a few days ago, when Governor Cum mlngs of Iowa and Hon. Frod Howe of Cleveland were chosen, neither of whom was able to sorvo. This news, coming as it. did so lato in the weok; loaves the debating boards of the two institutions at sea as to what course to pursue. It Is hoped, however, that tho matter will be adjusted boforo tho debaters arrive in Madison, or, at the latest, In time to provide judges-for tho battle Friday evening. Philosophical Association. Tho Western Philosophical Associa tion, which met with Nebraska last year, hold Its annual meeting last week with tho University of Wisconi sin. Professor F. C. French, tho vice- president of the Association, repre sented' tho department of Philosophy of this University. Tho principal ad dress of the meeting was an eminent ly scholarly ono, by the president, Pro--fessor J.' H. Tufts, of tho "University of Chicago. His subject was "Some Contributions of Psychology to tho Conception of Justice," .Tho now president chosen for next year Is Dr. W. D. Pillsbury, professor of Psychol ogy in tho University of Michigan, a graduate of Nebraska In tho class of 1892. A meeting of thoNorth Central sec tion of tho American Psychological Association was held in conjunction with that of the Philosophical Asso ciation. Somo fourteen or fifteen col leges and universities of the middle West wejre represented at tho Joint meetings. Fraternity Games. Games. W. L. P.C. Delta Upsllon.... 110 1000 Alpha Theta Chi. 1 1 - -'1000 Phi Gamma Delta 1 1 0 1000 Alpha Tau Omega 1 ' 0 1 " .000 Beta Theta Pi... 1 0 1 .000 Sigma Chi 1 0 1 .000 s- v 4 r ''I i W r .iWMA- i . ,. Jdf Jfr oJatHWiL't. rt iftft.lfea-.'Ufojto jm. Mt LAk,) A Jus. I jyjl j U V A M ! 4 iJJU &M'toJt'M