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fcpWWiMILBOY SUNDERLAND,. '07;
B. M., Rikakbr, '00 - - Managing Editor
Fsq BiLtAiU), '05 itoyra Editor
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TODAY'8 GAME.
Nebraska moots today a foe worthy
got the best efforts of every player and
.ovory rOotor. Ames comes with ono
pf the hoavlest and boat-trained teams
jover put forth from the school of
ubwa'a sturdy tillers of the soil. To
this formidable array Nebraska op-
posoa the lightest team in tho annals
a tho Cornhusker gridiron.
If Nebraska's" goal is to be preserved
inviolate it means ovory man on the
team must bo keenly alert to see and
lo his duty, to mako tho moBt otevory
advantage presented, and to,creato ad-
KvantagcB where none inhis favor aro
foffored. A7 .ifitorytdaay, or even a;
snowing oroaitaoiy consistent wun inq
Lbraska's glorious gridiron record
meanB JhaT the faithful work of the1 J
J. e. r Wood & Co
! Expert G)ieaner and Dyerf
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Kinds. We Also Qean Curtains, Draperies, Pbrtiers; and Theatrical Costumes.
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Fteam must have the enthusiastic sup
(port of oyery loyal Cornhusker.- Tho
fCycl6riIc''vw"arH6rsrif rom AltneT do inot'
'a'pproahNobfaaka'sgbal in tho midst'
bf ;tho onemy, but aro bringing with
-them several hundred lusty-lunged
farmers. Tho battle will wage from
tho bleachers as well as upon tho
field. .L'e ypur allegiance be demon
atrativo. Get a megaphone, learn Ne
braska's yells and the n,ew songs, and,
rjgljt royally, urgo ypur own team on
tto,-a splendidjylctory. ,
' , CfEAfc FOOTBALl--...
1 Ames comes hero today with . the
avowed 'Intention of playing clean,
striight footbajl and for doing 'so she
has pn onyiapl reputation. It is .ear
nestly to bo. hoped tlat the bleaohora
,wllL,hear-thls In .mind and. discourage
' alhrowdy -attempts to falsely. attribute
Nebraakas loasbaM If any such oc6ur.
sto tho. foul nlay. of her ronnonenta
Plrtyballjugi thtf-eitW
,ivuiu, guuum uub iui uti luoiuui uo lui-
eratedVbut merely decent courtesy, 'de-;
Uganda ilhatwe credit the, honesty, of
our visitors' intenuona nnu assume a
sportBmanllko attitude.
Unl. Publications In General Use.
Tho -now "Geography of Nebraska"
la. already in general circulation in .the
schools and rending circles in six
counties of Nebraska, and its .use is
spreading rapidly. Thus our Univer
sity mdn serve the people not only
by Instructing the few who can attend
the higher school, but by. bringing the
means of gaining knowledge right
home to the masses.
Music at Convocation. ,
Tho music a Convocation yesterday
morning was especially enjoyable and
of the highest class. Tho first two
numbers 'were moro lively and spirited
than the last, but, nevertheless, the
Lpreley-ParaphraBO seemed moBt ap
preciated. Mr. Walt played tho violin,
Miss Eiche the collo and Mrs. Ray
mond tho piano and organ.
The New Driveway.
Tho new driveway to the Adminis
tration building haB been completed
and- is ready foi"uso; TfcidowalkB""of.
cotfdrbYd'inihrbm ttioast arid wes
nnKrnnp.oK tn tho nnnfh nntl ronnect
with tho driveway. The driveway haa,
a bed of concrete, cushioned wlthJT
Inches of sand, on which tho brlclt aro
laid. The intorBtlcoB between the
brick are filled with ceirient. In about
every twenty feetbr sidewalk is an
expansion jolntbf tar-and felt-which
lakes up thoshrlnkage and oxpansloii
duo toxchange in temperature.
A Joke on the Jokers,
Tho Junior Laws hayo played tho
annual joke on tho Freshman Laws
and collected ten cents each, from men
upon whom aubpoenaa were served.
With, an Innocent but aa.lpofe the
Freshman would .hand oyer thq CQin
whun tho-floMnB' nmantAhlAH of tlie
practice cpur wul.i tel.i. jthem.that
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We fire ihe; recognised he&d
Wrters for ,frsircf$9 CiH .
itg tdjpetng . . , ,
it was customary to collect ten cents
each for the cost of serving tho sub
poenhs'In Js5irib cases it ahows how
muc6 or how lltllo 6fpractlcai "lqw
some start with. When tho newa of
the fraud reached the carp of tho
proaeoutlhg attorney for tho College
of Law courts, Stanley Bartos, of tho
Senior Law claBs, ho immediately
gathered up testimony and filed com
plaint' in tho practico court against
David Slmnis and' Leo Legro, the of
fending citizens, for obtaining money
under false pretenses. The law-abiding
Freshmen who wore fleeced are
Louis' Gregory and Raymond Nelson.
This was their first practical ieBson
In cOming in touch with our valuable
practico courts. The case came up
before the .college justice of, the peace
yesterday, but was continued upon
the application of the defendants; The
prosecuting attorney says there will be
an interesting time whop tfie... trial
cornea5 offhand ''Mr. Thompson ofTthe
Sonlor Laws, attorney fdrj.tho defend
ants, seems confident ofjclearlngj his
.cjlorits.' '
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8UPERINTENDENT8 MEETv
Many Old Unlverslt 8tudents
Attendance.
AmonK tho visitors hofo . attending.
tho meeting of toBSuporintendents
and PrlnclpalsVAiBoclation aro? PreaK
dent H. b,xThoma8-x)fth0Keanioy
NonnaliHaperintendeatS3BE.-"fcCaee
O"- Vvui"u, x. u. wuo ..
- nouth, R. H. Graham of Wymore, W.
H. Gardiner of Fremont, C. A. Fulmer
of Beatrice. G. H. Thomas or mcuook,
S. H. Thompson of Holdrege, Fred
Hunter of Fairmont, Nod C. Abbott of
Tekamah, R. V. Clark of Harvard, E.
J.. BpdW5ll ojf Norfolk, L N. Clark of
Weeping Wittier", J. A. poremua of
Mauis(nittnd E; E. Lackey Of Syracuse,
W, M.'.Davidson of Omaha,. W. H. Man
ifold of Fullerton, C. M, Barr of Wa
hoo, R. H. Watson, of ValonJJnje, JK N.
French of Hastings, K. ;D.. Overholttof
Mlnden, and .Gobb of Worth PJatto,
County Superintendent W. A.-f.Yoder;bf
bmahi.vSuperlntendent B. D. Haywaird
Of Jho State JndustrlaUSchooV at KoaV
pey Principals Watertbjiaof Omaha
ana uarrett oir.ueairjw,, i wy"1
Mulr of FVlond iaEathpr, Olat,
head pt the depa$mo.p:P?aUn tho
PeruiNprmal, hjW- At.CUrkj oj Htho
)Cearnoy SteriJfnlaMiaB, Grajco
Ubdge of. Betftrico and.Jlfaa vKrebaof
Peru i qtml facnlty. Many of 'these
ro old TJUvealty peppje, and nearly
all haveold,puplla ;inajttndanco Jieje
now. .Principal Watorhpuao w.aa.aur
fpunded byOmahstUdenta all'y
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Geology Notes. 3
The class in Economic Geology bo
gins laboratory work thlB week on
stono and sand.
Tho Stato Geological Survey will
soon publleh two reports by University
men, ono on cement and cement ma
terials by Professor Barbour, and ono
irT. . ' , -r !i'-.-t , :.' y i i v.
on tno Bana anu gruvoi juuubuicb uy
Professor Condfa.
L. J. Pepperburg, '05. now in tho
employment of the United States Geo-.
logical Survey, will be in Lincoln
toward the close of this week on his
way to. Washington.
i-rrr ,
Mr! Schramm of the department of
Geology has chosen as tho subject for,
his M. A. thesis "Nebraska building
stone." He is now collecting samples
to study.
ProfesBOra Condra and Koyser have
begun to collect data On soils and
soil areas ofNebraska. Their work
will resulfln the publication of a'largo.
bulletin two or three years hencer.
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