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'VolYVIL No. 26.
UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA, LINCOLN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1907.
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CAPTAIN NOT HERE
FARN8WORTH NOT ABLE
COME WITH COLORADO.
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'h'ree of the Boulder Stars Are Out of
'ihe.Game'WIth Injuries and Did .
W Not Accompany the Team.
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IMPORTANT QAMES TODAY.
1 West. :
Nebraska vs. Colorado.
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Yale ys-WlllaNvav
Penn. vs. Carlisle. '
Princeton vs. Cornell.
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Ih'rtbfP ,.NebraskaoJprado game.,.
Fliriw called at 3 b. m.
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lschtrs; 75 cents.
Gran--Un, $1.00 and $1.25.;,
" Weather Forecast for Today:
v Partly elou'dy. and warmer.
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TXeCJJniyerslty of qoloradpi .fpotbal
eleYML''arrJvei In the city yesterday
aferaqon at'2;40 over the, Rock Island
without. .-'three of their star players,
vhbiAwere Toft at homo on account of
in juries- that prevent their partlclpa-a
, 'tlon 'in; today's game.
Tk'e injured men are Fa rns worth,
capUln !kn4 ceater; Van Meter, star
quarter back;' "ajid Welner, full-back.
,TJiaVi6e bf, these njen from Uie
line-up?toSay, the Colprado coachea
clalm-,has greatly weakened Boulder's
chances of victory and has dishearten
y&WM$Kti$m' 'CapUlnFdrns?.
worth isv'the' star of the Colorado
squad and tho rest of, the team feel
SthaUtKeywUKOt' be a,Wo to make
1 a S&feWJ ,aa!nst,.thq..Conhu8-
irkera.tnia auernoon. DarnswortuB
shoulder is In bad- conditloa and Van
iMdler. twd b4er gf
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kerauOhiB afternoon.
;Th'e Colorado party fa composed bf
twenty-flvemeB. twenty of whom are
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. J'' ;. ,- THE UNIVERSITY OF COLORALX) FOOTBALL SQUAf) '' 1 ,
"8AH, MR. BONES."
The Y. M. C. A. WIII'Glve a Mlnstrol
8 how. ThlsYear.
At the recent meeting of tho Y. hi,
C. A. cabinet It wob -decided, to
ppsh planV immediately for the presen
tatloh next Bpring, of a high' clasB mln
atrel show. In view of tho fact that
there will bo no Unlvorslty Qlco Club
this "year.it is felt that something of
this sort will fill a cortaln part of tho.
annual program of University "stunts"
for which thoro Is an increasing do;
niand. Material for the organization
of an excellent body of comedians la
abundant
Many of Jaat year's glob j
clubnn-i&rU in school- and thosd' havj
ing tho matter in charge are already
on the trail of several men of marked
ability along this line. Men to take
charge of tho training of the Hquad
and of tho financial part of the under
Staking, will be "secured as quickly aa
pos8lb1o'atld''then'project,fbi:tli:edcom-l
pllshment of something worth while
will be vigorously carried out.
Discards .Honor 8ystem.
Academy seniors at Yalo have dls-
carded the -honor - system as ; trlod Irf
the classroom at examinations and
will return to the old faculty monitor
.system.
According t,p students, -tho honor
system is Impracticable at New Haven
because of tho size of the classes and
the lack of provision, for, dealing .vlth
offenders. . They also -contend that
there Is no spare time in recitations
and examinations for private detec
tive work.
The Yalb News says tho action "Is
far in advance of many eo-calle'd,
honor- systems,', evens thoughf Its result!
may nofappearso tangible to the out'
side world. .
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'REQI8TEll-sfvUDENtS..'
This Is the last day of rcolsteratldn
and students are urged. to register, tfe
foreiniihtJojortfeitlthat'they may vote
alfNovVmrelection.
Hot roast ,bdof' sandwich with rlbh'
brawhv 'grayy almost' a ' meal IDc.
wJTUo BoatonLunch. , ,
Seat inthe Girls
DEMOCRATIC RALLY.
Public Invited To Hear Prominent
Speakers.
The Jeffernonlan Club of tho Uni
versity will hold its big rally in Mem
orial Hall, Wednesday evonlng, Octo
ber 30, nt 8 o'clock. The attempt will
bo made by tho committee to secure
the attendance of .students of all par
ties, and the faculty as woll. '
Threo prominent mon have bopn'ao-
cured as speakers, Richard L. Me teal f,
P. L. Hall, aud Judgo Loomls,
Richard Metcalf . is editor of tho
paper which has probably the largest
circulation in America, Tho Com-
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uiuuur, nu in uibu uuluui 01 uuu uoun,
"Of Such IB the Kingdom.'
Dr. Hall, who Is preaidont of tho
new bank r'econtly' established in Lin
coln, has been a leador in tho demo
cratic party fotyear, having held the,
position bfCchalrmnn of tho stato con
.vont&'r;,Kere. ;..',"
Judge Loomls of- Fremont is the
Fusionist candidate for judgo of the
supreme court. Owing to tils boing
tho only opportunity that tho people
of Lincoln have had to hear him spoak:
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In this -campaign, a considerable" turn
out of Lincoln peoplo Ja expected. Ar
rangpmentB for engaging the Uniyorsi
ty.band are being -made.
'A Purity Banquet. '.';
Tho University of Wiscdnsin, 'fol
lowing In the footsteps of the Unlver-
slty of Chicago, has decided ta hold
purity banquets In honor of visiting
football toams. This Ib one of "Old
Man" Stagg's Innovations, and has met
with sUccess here.. It has also been
.conimonded. .by opponents of college
athletics as a step in the right direc
tion towards purifying intcr-colleglatej
sports and eliminating tho unfriendly
rivalry which has. been so prevalent
hitherto. ' - '-'
ffho Engineering Sofctety will lve'a
sraoKor w , an engineerLng students,
the evening, of Noyember 6, at the
Acacia house, 1216 H street. The
freshmen are particularly Invited tor
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Rooting Section Todsy
A LIVELY SCRAP
FRESHMAN CANDIDATES
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PRESIDENT MISSING.
FOR
Sophomores Capture Junior President
Parade O. Street With, fresh
man President 'After Eleeilen , .
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U has boon many a year since, the
annually Teciirrlntf election, of tho
freshman .- president has , paused as A
much rivalry and 'brought out as cduch;
cIobb spirit as tho election of-tAG: frosty
man class held yesterday afternoot
air. weavorung, or. .uciiiru;? .was u
successful candidate
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votes against tho 172 rocolVod by
Russqll.
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Four candidates wore presentee!
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tho class with many flowery conj
menis irom inoir ardent suppor
They were Morehouse of Frei
Hascal of North Platte, Russell
coin and Weaverlfng of Beatrlc
two of these mon, howover, wore .pres-...i
nt t tho, meeting, as two of them
wero'inthe hapds of the sophomores. .,
Last evening about 'nine 'o'clock a
band tpf slxt sophomores hrokcrito
.the room of MrJVeaverling,asld'."af4ter
a seyoro struggle of .fl'vb;.mrnutee dura
tion succeeded In'jjaglHg and handcuff
ing him. He was Jed lo-.a hack and
triumphantly carried joff; Even after
entering, tho hack Mr. Weavqrllng con
tlnued the fight and b'roke several win1
dows pf tho carriage..,
Mr.. Hascal was captured on his way
home from tho. theater. ' jtfq saw that
,lt was useless to resist and so was
quickly taken Into a hack ud,whlrlr(.t
away to a place' bf safe keeping. until
after the, meeting, ' v : K,., ',-.
Jt, had 'been jjlanped thi:JyTnvEJlIott,
the:;,f)resldent., pf- .the, t J.unior, (clas,
should preside qv.qr'the ipelln.fit
the Freshmen. An Elllbtt waaat-
tending1 a meeting ,6f thb' -debating
sqUad ift, two o'clb'cK wlien" ajSc"n- '
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