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B-. i r "' - - , ..i..i-n.l ..!! Mm . .linn iiiTmi. f.i" .. i .-'l.i . ..-.-r. W. " - I ..,.. mimmi,, m . , Vol.' VI; No44. UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA, UNCQLN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER'S; 1906. Pike 5 Cents "t TEAM GOES TODAY JXKCKXK?OaK)SKX THE, NEW FARMER Fafcernifty Hall, Deceiambex Fourteen - V I W v jrK 't l v .. I IP- f TEAM GOES TO CHI- ! CAGO THIS AFTERNOON. In Good Condition Cross-Country Team Goes Also Cross-Country Prospects Are Excellent. JThe teanrieaves. for Chicngo via the Roclrlsland at l:45p, m. today. Tho men tiro all hi good shapo and aro jjolng with tho grim determination to -retrieve"' last Saturday's defeat and yet make the season a creditable one to the team. They feel that they can piny a stronger gamo with tho string of defeats spurring them on than If they had -beaten, Kansas, and that they aro goln to give Chicago tho hardest -Ichid of a fight. l Practise thlff vcek has consisted chleflyliuworklng out a defense for Chicago's attack, whichvjs perhaps thov mbst vorsallle aiuf -deceptive 'of tiny team, in the" country, abounding "iiudouble and triple passes,end runs from" fake bucks, and lino bufck$f from fake endruns, and almost every co celvablo sort of trick. As this Is Eckorsall's last game, in all probabil ity Chicago's offenso will center around him, and overy chance will be given this wonderful little player to close bis- career with a fitting climax. The cross-country team will nc company the -fotball men to Chicago and put up at thoaame hotel.' They "WJU run at eleven b'clock Saturday iiiorhing, thus enabling those who ac company tho team to witness both the cross-country meet and the football game. - " Nebraska hW"nn excellent chance io win, the cross-countryj'meot this year, having perils ho$-, strongest team" in its history. Havens, .Alden - and Morgan aro running in old timo form while Smith and Davis, the now men, are nearly as fast, as tho lead ers. Judging from the- timo mndo In the tryouts and the work of tho old men in provloiis years, Nebraska should' bo more than able to hold hor FOOTBALL own' -with any prospective contestant (Nebraska, Colorado, tho Dakotas, in the meet. , '"TMThnesota and Wisconsin. Every .PROF. HOWARD TO CONTRIBUTE. Will-Prepare Articles on Divorce -fir Religious Encyclopedia. Theedltors or thenew edition ot Schaff-Herzog Encyclopedia of Re- llglouS' - Knowledge have roauested Professor Howard ot the department oiCPolltical SclencQ and Sociology to writo tho articles on divorce and on marrlaeo. Last summer ProfessonJ Howard-wrote a similar article .on di vorce jfor the now edition of 'Bllss? Encyclopedia of- Social Reform, which will soon come from tho press. The Encyclopedia Americana in our library also, has a twelve thousand word aril clo.'on . divorce: written by Professor Howard. , Special Y. W. C. A. Meeting. All University girls ni-o urged to attend tho specialY. W. C A. meet ing today at 5 o'clock in U, JOG. Mrs. Francis, who is hero .with -Professor Rlddeir.gWllLspeak. Mrs. Frances was present at tho, famous Wales, revival and" h'er'lalk Is sure to bo of 'great in terest. ' . SOPHOMORE n o sc Tad&efts me Dollar. Walt's Orchestra TICK I '.TS I.I.MITKI) -1IU" NOW K)SKX:IXX)X) STOCK EXHIBITION. Professor Smith Will Display Fine Stock at State Farm. Next Saturday at 2 p. m., Prof. H. R. Smith of the Agricultural School will give , free exhibit of tins stock which la to no taken to tho mooting of tho National Llo Stoel; Assocla tlo.i. The professor of Animal Hus bandry expects to tako some Jlrsts, as Ruby, tho star. Angus steer, excels Challenger In many respects. Glial .longer, stuffed if not In body, -vlll be ut thq exhlblfon Sa.turday for pur poses of comparison. CHAS. D. HURREY HERE. International Y. M. C. A. Secretary to Visit theUnlversity Today. Mr. Chiis. D. Hurrey of Chicago, traveling secretary fotvUio Interna tional Committee of tho Young Men's Christian Association in the Middle West, will visit the Unlvorsty branch today. In the evening nt G:13 supper will bo sorvod at the City Association to tho University yM. G, A. Cabinet Adjvisprj; Board nnd Blblo group load ers, after which Mr. Hurrey will speak on somo phas'o of Association work. Later in the evonlng Mr. Hurroy will address a mooting of fratornlty men at tho Phi Kappa Psl house. Mr Hurroy Is a graduate of the University of Michigan and hnsbccn engaged In Y. M. C. A. work for many years. In his capacity as secretary for the Middle West, ho visits colleges' and universities In Indiana, Illinois, Kentucky. Iowa, Missouri, Kansas, student should mako it a point to hear him. Chancellor Going' East. The ChanTOllor will Ipavo Saturdaj for Now York and Boston. Noxt Tuesday ho will 'meet the Educational Board Hi NewYork nnd. on tho follow- Ing Saturday ho will spealc-ln' Boston" onJ-In(Mistrlal Education-In a Prairie State." ' , ' Why not tako'our baths at Chris' Bath House, corner 11th and P Sts.? C)CKISII&C) Remember the DateNovember 24 THE ANNUAL Plan to Come. . x)co)5osoeos)&o&oeyK5S i v V p IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE. Nebraskan Want Ad Secures Valuable Results. The lu'tlclo In Tuesday's Nobrnskan setting ' forth ho desire of tho County Fair management for additional attrac tions has secured prompt and satis factory, results. An ingenious student telegrnphod to W. Mr Jacobs& Co., of Duluth, who have tho greatest lection of monstrosities In tho world; and as, a result their threo greatest attractions aro on tho" way and will lie Installed in a sultnblo booth Satur day. Tho nature of those attractions can not bo discovered by tho Nobrnskan, although the management states that the now features will bo known as Hie "Scarlet Bat," tho "Ono-Eycd j Monster" and tho "Gigantic Frog." This last animal is so largo as to re quire a special attendant and wo may. venturo to predict and to stake our nrorea )rofeasionni ionor upon tho statement ttutkno such attraction Ws over be fore beeiunrcsentod. Driven lo desperatlonby his" pro dicamenl", thq. unhappy manwlio was to havo- filled tho position of bride groom noxt Saturday nlghthns dis appeared. Fears arc enter tnfnud thai he may havo. committed suicido nnd ttnlk of a search party Is current among his friends. .Hpwovor, tho wed dingwill still tako place and in a very romantic manner. Upon hear ing of the reluctance of tho formor ! bridegroom, one of tho disappointed suitors has renewed his pleaHand this time with happy results. MEN WANTED. Glee Cub .Needs More Mandolin, and Guitar Players. Manager Agco of tho Glco Club an nounces thnt more mandolin nnd4 guitar players aro needed for the club. Ho tircoH that nnv stmlont who can handle -either of those instruments- mako application for membership once.. Application blanks may obtained" nt tire" fallowing places: Registrar's, ofllco. Bud, tho Hatter. -r A. D. Benway Company. nt bo COUNTY FAIR Event of the Year, DOCTOR WEB8TER SPEAKS OF HIS RELATION TO COMMERCE... 8upreme Industrial importance Agriculture 8up6rior Training of the Modern Farmer, " of. At Convocation yesterday morning, Prof, W. C. Wobstor epoko on'Com morco and tho Now FarmoY," HoBald In part that thoro was no IdOal su perior to that of agrlcuituro, ; for'it promotes health ot body and sound ness of mind. Franco and Russia aro Important agricultural countrlos, but tho United States strictly an agrl cultural country grows ouc-Blxth ot tho world's products, worth flvo bil lion dollars,, annually. Upon agriculture aro basod tho manufactures of a country,nnd tho exports of our own -country rank first, uoflwln volumo nnd valuo. Thus tho farnlnglntorcHlH aro more Important -than nlitJieY economics. Tho United States 'exiioVts cloven to twolvo bil lion bulihols of" grnln, flftcon to eight eon billion bnles of cttoiiand bthor nroducts In nronortloh. ho tlint-, tho commerce of the world lias bocome absolutely dependent upon agriculture, Thoro has been an Immense Increase during tho lastforty yoarB in thb- whent trade, and yot tlio nVorngo world product is barely nblo to sup ply tho demand. It is said of the old fnrmors that "perpetual t6Jf was their lot In.-good v sweiithor and porpetual- lonollnoss in bad weather.'' But Jlio nqwarmo has luil some sclentrflc traininnnd understands tho valuo of lroijrovoa, ; machinery, steam threshers, cold V storage aijd tho rotation ot crops. Many crops aro now" raised on lands . formerly ar(d and tho special product' Is directly encouraged. , -Tho ldoal of! Uie old farmer was'' fielf-sufflclcnt; that of ,tho how farmer is commercial, for ho is more up-to-dnto and .inter ested in marketing. Cooperative societies Uko tho Irish . Agricultural Society, spreading ceo- nomlc interests, havo assisted tho farmers. The're has bDen a ' bron'dou Ing of llfo'Jor tho fnrm.or In hotter schools, roads, telephones' and rural free delivery. Tho calling of tho far- mor is one worthy of tho bosteffort. Law Class-Will Not Meet. Because of the mccljng of, the No-i', braska Bar Association 'in Omaha, vT several of tho professors of the Col-' lege of Law will" not liar thlr classes today, and tomorrpWt : s , Dr. Ponnd will hear his class n' (. Civil Procedifre II today, but his other classes will not moot today rind, to morrow. Professor Ayres will- hear his classes as usual, except tho class . in Bills nnd Notes tomorrow, Profossor Costlgnn will not hear his class in Contracts tomorrow and the examination aot for that day will bo postponed two weeks. . ,' j Tho.o'thor professors yflll meet their classes as usual. -Vr . i ' "ennle", Here. ' i-Yl' Maurice Benedict, '06, was'jpi -visitor ' at tho "Rag" office yesterday.'' "Bea nlo" expects to remain "over "for "th$' Thanksgiving game. M T f I ri $ i. .! j -mj"yciM"'l jg-tt-a. t .r,,-HiL.i; ,