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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 31, 1908)
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The olub deals with technical forest prob lems but treats them In a popular manner so that they may be of Inter est to all. A definite scheme, of woik waa outlined last, year, which Is to be earned oa for 'several years, and cov an and augmeats the regular work given la the forestry course. Last year .nine professors and eleven students addressed the club-in fifteen regular meetings. It Is the aim of the etab to divide the formal programs aomwft'iiwi'a t O. A. BEL-TZklR Comhueker Right End mMmMwJV&irsJ-sJiirj'rrrti aa aearlr aa possible betweea foaaera aad ataaWts. Tata aveamK the fof oetrx.clui will ftoM a paw-wew aBpwarlh park. A M Sre will be bUt and it la expected that everyeaa -will have a Jelly lime. 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PROBABLE LINE-UF. rJebrMWa Wt; lowaWt. Harvey (Capt.) . (,174) . .. ... ..r. Chaloupka (tM)r. Harto (1B0)-st..r. e..,.iHylnd(lB9) X....,i Gross (190) g..k.. Connor (165) Collins (175)....'. o, ..Hastings (178) Ewlnay(18e)..... fl.,..iBeldell (216) Frum (186).. .....I. t... Stutsman (176) Johnson (170) . . ,.l eH. .Carbsrry (141) Bentley (142).. -..,q.' ... Stewart (131) Brrknor.(l76), ...,r.' h.Klrk (Capt.) (184) Beltzer (165) . . . .1. h Collins (163) Kroger (170) .....f. b.. , Hazard (170) Total Wt Nebraska, 1,M3; Iowa, i,i Average Wi Nebraska, 174: Iowa, 169. ' t 8C0RES ;n PREVIOUS YEARS, Year. ., Nebr. Iowa. 18M ..' 4.,......'.., 0 ).. 1993 ..4.y..:..,,,!...17 . 6 1904 " , a" ' t , . if M7 IMPORTANT GAME8. TODAY. West, '''. Nebraska vs. , Iowa.-- Chicago vs Minnesota '& Ames vs. Missouri ' Indiana vs. Illinois Ml&hlaaAJWOMidarbllt Kait. i? Carlisle vs. Navy Princeton ;va. W Point Harvard, vs. BroWn Dartmouth vs. Amherst IOWA CITV la-, Oct. 30.-,(Speclal to he pally Nebraskan.) With, "King" Colo's ''peek-a-boo'' play put ugalast Mark Catlln's" "angle play' ttia. elevens representing the Unlver- Wty. ,bf .Nab.raakk atld .University of 'Iowa, will meet to settle honors to hforrow afternoon, on Iowa field: ' It Is one of the moat .important; games In the Missouri Valley this season and tho result yllt be watched' wUh interest. Ir.wa Ts .anxious to de feat the Cornhuskers and thus claim superiority ovor Minnesota, the' team that could not defeat 'Nebraska, ' '' Beth elevens are cripple' accord ing t'o, the "dopo" sent out from .the respective institutions, Beltzer, Kro ger and Cooke are tfiebatte'red CJorn huskers, whlle.Captain Kirk, the great Iowa drqpklcker,"and Perrlne .are the Hawkeyes who will-be handicapped In the game. In fact, Perrlne will prob ably not be uaed, Quarterback Car berry taking, his plaee at left ead. At Uiree o'etoek this aftameea the' Corahaskers and Coaeh CatMa's lowaaa will batin a straggle to Iew City whteh, aeee.-dlag to preseatdope, will be a Maraa- 9M. Be far this sea soa, toe raaerd ef the lewa toam has, net btoa ae W1U aa that at the COTBhuatwrs, 'tott tkje to muah to be said to axtaatoKtoa of tow raac. Two weeks age tow dofeated by .Mis souri la a hard atruaflto'by he aaoye of 19 te 6." la lata game Iowa's stir aad eaptoto, Kirk, waa, latored and did net ptoy to Mm sesoad half, aad to this toat Um Iawa reeters attribute tha defeat at thalr toam,' m than; kewever , Kirk had had two waexa to. Vfktoh te ,g-st baok into. eaadlUea aad ha Isiaaid to be' la ajaad fern tor to day's . If -toa , Cefaaakers aaa preveal LKlrk freto soorlag aay e& Mi drop. ktoka NaVwam wlU frt4wUy wta, for. tW CaA rjalk'a sU. ' ; ,. m--TT' ba very algnlAonnt. Missouri and Ames clash today. and should the tigers wlh'ahd Nebraska iose to, Iowa, Missouri would have a claim to the Missouri Valley title., Neither of these; things' Is looked' fof, "however. If ail expectations are' fulfltled both1 Ames and Nebraska will win today, and In that cas the real climax will occur at, Omaha next Saturday when the CorofcUBkerr and the Ibwa "soil ucKiers ge iogeincr -e-' The Nebraska Telephone coslpaay will operate a complete bulletin and diagram of the Nebraska-Iowa game at thejr offloo1 on South Thirteenth bUeet this afternoon. . The 'varsity second team left yes terday aftornpon for Peru, where they meet the Normal students today. The players are in goo 4 condition, and ex beet to trim the Peruvians. The fol lowing men made the trip:' Tlghe, Drlggs, Mussen. Chauner, Lafgreen, Gibson, Anderson, Pierce, Neff, WaU ors; Bubl, Ford, Powers', Farley, Angel anJ Rathbono, Will Produce German, Play; Bxtenslve preparations are being made to put on a German play next spring. The departmont Is now. busy scouring the campus for suitable tal ent to take the male characters, of which there are a large number, The play which will tie' given Is en- iiiivfvwwxiflnmwMJWJtmwvwWiJMi LBUIS'-HARTE, Nebraska Right Guard lfijrftnftftaWT'WWWUiiMUuWW JlUed "MJ. yoldelbergS;''. tea Uy Wllhelm Meyer a nenulHe Geralah studtot "life to .Old; Heidelberg to a manner as td. prove of interest to every university TKudeat, As lt a student, play, the number of .saale characters fa Beseaeiarily la ftwre batagfRf teea or -tweaty; atoni aad'oaly three or four w'oaiea'la. the play.- The. "great' prepoaderaHee of ' -to female; ebanwters'maea, it lit Itoult for the Germaa apartmeat 'to aaltabto talw t te i 'Ue.ek fro a dapartatoa't la ' whte ; by" fr th greater Tr eet of the , otodaats are. wemaa,- ' " " j irA-. The Sato set; rertoe 'praeUoa Saa not beea'dadBlteiy settled upoa 'baC it will be'ttBM'Unto'toClMrtorDay WoaVaf V "" WflfW7t The library ban raeeatly reVotved a .large threa-vblanM ror'k aa Mm Na jtoaal, AaarttoVBpeMttoB, 1M1-1994. Tito work deato with. Uto BaatoawV abeL atw-aavd betoay'af UM ttoHoas TtoMsd. aa4-kT protosiry aiustratod: -An' t aattoa iaatotieal dtoeawtoais gtraa of tie' aalsMl -Htoef ta 'rWtoaaad ntoay fulVpaf '.'eoloraa ,.:totoa ' wm i Tb work.tottM rewort'of Mm Brtatod bar -n rT--r Tti BJBBBBBMfMmx' ' c H ' aaBBBBal mmW --. 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Dean Ward emphatically urged ev ery judeat la the medloai oeursa to "'" attend the exhibit and as maay of , the lectures as possible with a aote- ' ' book In hand that.be might make' "' a Bote, of the many educational fea -' ; ures, -which will be developed. Ha , Y declared that the exhibit .had an edu- '., catlonal yaiue of great lmportanoe to all cltiwBB but-aepeeUily aey to tha "medical student. ' , n " The exhibit which opened yesterday In Lincoln is but part oil a great '- campaign of popular education bow, be ing carried on in all parti of. the country, The movement Is tk out growth of the recent tatanailenai tuberoulosis .congress ke4d in Wasav- Ington; D. C, to whiek Dr?Waf a delegate. That meeUag representative ef. the Bjrowto laatlea to rid aaaaaBltv af.tatM WaaoBBBBK,.!. , afaKafiaaKT tl possible.' The anti-tubereuloato aUa , ,'" tioi had, Its .beginning abVoaaV vlt -then' canie across to the. eastern aaa. ., tlon of the United States aad is now ' 5 sweeping the country. Tha Washington 'Centres. , - .ffhe international coagreae, of whtoh', r Dean, v Ward wad a memBr, met iiirr ' -Washington late In, Septeaibar.-: ,l , .discussed at lawrtk the progress ntada , ' , 1,i)'ftK.Bg e. rayagaa-ef mm drea .: . disease aad uadertoek t 1prosrUM'' -, further measures' f orjsesoaiaf Mm,' 'v danger of tofeetioav ;At tha maattog; - wai.nton.efMk-wlariaUsMlB' 4 the, medleal .Faaa'nMsaa; t were fully represented aid the solrlt ' y there, evldoaeed was" that aM natioaa -'' ' bad, a eotpmon cause asajaat aeaat- ' -J, mon eaefiay'waea toay JteagMi 'tobarC .' 'culosia. '" .,' ' ".,1 :; There ,, was aahiy ted in. Waahlngtoa. at toe itlme of thd doBgreaa avaat; ' t ttmwwa. jsi maierwi gaiaerea. -. 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