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WHEN THE TEAM QOE8.
In vlow of tho fnct that today's
Issuo Is tho last rogular issuo boforo
tho St. Louis game It Is nocossary
to urge tho matter of a football rally
at this tlmo, If at all. During tho
season fast approaching an end, thero
havo boon comparatively fow demon
strations of this naturo so It Is up
to tho studonts to meet this emer
gency with tho same spirit that has
characterized tho subject of these re
marks during tho entire season. Ne
braska's football team has nover
shown any indication of tho quitting
spirit and this faqt nlono should be
sufficient to obllgo tho student body to
Iceop up Uio pace sot by thom. Tho
soason has been one of the very bes
in tho history of football at this Uni
versity and If tho game Thanksgiving
day can bo placod in tho list of our
victories this fact will 'bo unquestlon-
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ed by all. Wo must win tho St. Louis
gamo but to accomplish this end every
ono should lend a shoulder to the
wheel and help tho cause along. If
any student has been unable to at
tend the rallys In tho past, ho should
make every effort to be at tho train
Tuesday to cheer tho team on to vic
tory, and victory over- perhaps the!
strongest foe on our schedule. Many
students havo not developed any great
interest in this gamo because it is not
played at homo and for a further rou
son that but little is Jtnown locally
concerning St. Louis University. For
these reasons many do not realize that
Thanksgiving Day's gamo is to be
without anyp question one of the
toughest propositions Nebraska has.
had to consider. Tho student body
. shouldt dotormina. that no matter what
tho outcome may bo their conduct
will have been such as to leave noth
ing for vain regret. The boys who
go down to St. 'Louis, TueBday should
be shown that they do not go into
tho contest alono but that they -havo
some three thousand oarnosb support
. ers who though compelled to stay at
homo will yet bo with them in the
struggle.
This occasion should bo mado mem
orable in tho history of football ral
lies, because of tho circumstances.
Nebraska has this year a team that is
popular -with tho studonts and has
been successful to a romdrkablo ox-
tont about to meet one or tno strong
est fcyuns in tho middlo west. Certain
ly tho situation is ono that should in
Bplro enthusiasm and bring ovory stu
dent down to tho train to glvo the
team a fitting God speed.
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COUNTY FAIR.
Interesting News About the Annual
Rural Event.
It is generally reported that tho
County Fair to bo given December 7
Ib to be quite tho best of tho Boason.
Several novel foatures aro to bo in
troduced (as usual, but those are to
bo more than usual), for example,
Undo Tom and Little Eva will be
there, which is somothing never, be
fore attempted. An elaborate cast
haB been proparod for the soul-thrilling
spectacle of Undo Tom on the
PIko. All of tho characters of that
justly world-famed melodrama havo
been cast with the exception of two
cakes of ice and a bloodhound. Thero
aro to bo two Topsys, three
"Markses,' four Uncle Toms, besides
a blood-thirsty Logreo with long
drooping muBtashoes, and a little Eva
with wings.
Then, too, the whole family from
Strawberry Point will bo among-thoso
present, Uncle Josh, I think, and I'm
sure Aunt Samanthy, and some of the
children. It'll bo the time of their
lives, for the attractions are super
fine this year. Among others Js to
be the gay little city of Tokio, with
lots of pretty girls and all of the
smells except tho best and sweetest
of. incense. Oh, it'll bo great. Will
be glad to see your smiling face.
Dr. Bessey has recently received n
letter from Dr. John L. Sheldon, '99,
in which he states that ho has been
mado a full professor of botany i at
the University of West Virginia. Dr.
Sheldon took his doctor's degree from
this University in 1903 and was elect
ed shortly ' after plant pathologist at
tho West Virginia experiment station.
When here ho was known as the tall
man of iNobraska.
The Department of Botany has re
ceived a water photometer for use in
measuring the intensity of light under
water. It is very simple, working on
essentially tho same principle as the
regular photometer. A piece of solio
paper is arranged so that it can bo
exposed to the light whon under water.
In this way, when tho length of ex
posure is known the intensity of the
light can be told:
Dr. Bessey will havo an article in
tho next issue of tho University
Studies on the classification of plants.
.Being so husily engaged in Its prepar
ation ,he postponed tho usual Thurs
day evening session of tho Botany
seminar.
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UNIVER8ITY BULLETIN.
Monday, November 25.
11:00 a. m. Nebraska Hall 210.
Afedlcal convocation. Dr. Maxmilian
Herzog.
Tuesday, November 26.
11:00 a. m. 'Memorial Hall.
Girl's Mass Meetlncr.
41:30 a. m. Memorial Hall.
FreBhman claBB meeting.
8aturday, December 7.
County Fair.
Friday, December 13.
Nebraska-Iowa debate.
Thanksgiving recess begins at 6:00
p. m., Wednesday, November 27, and
ends at 8:00 a. m Monday, Decem
ber 2.
At Columbia a mock republican na
tional convention is being held, with
over two hundred men present as dele
gates. The object of tho convention
is the spread of the knowledge of such
things and tho increase of interest in
politics. Tho probable campaign is
sues will be drawn up in a platform,
and balloting will take place for tho
nomination of a candidate for presi
dent. Tho Amorlcan History Conforenco
held its third meeting for this year at
tho homo of Professor Caldwell,
Thursday evening. Tho organization
Is composed of seniors and graduate
students of .American history. The
time was spent in a discussion of re
cent book' reviews, and in a considera
tion of tho general welfare of tho de
partment. Mr. C. A. Fisher, who took his A. B.'
degree in '98, has just published a
work on the "Geology and Water Re
sources of tho Big Horn Basin, Wyom
ing." P. has been received by Dean
Bessey and Is a very ilne piece of
work. Tho book contains a- large
number of very excellent pictures il
lustrative of tho reading matter.
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