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i DR. POWER8 ADDRE88E8 8TU-
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DENT8 AT CONVOCATION.
TELLS VALUE Of EXPERIENCE
Declares That Fine 8ystem of Theory
Is of No Value When Not Backed
Up by Experience and
Knowledge.
At convocation yesturduy morning
ProfoHHor Poworfl, head of tho Unl
vorHlty Board of Travel, spoke to tho
studonts on tho subjoct, "Practice and
Thoory." Dr. Powers Is a brilliant
locturor, uh IiIh oxtcnslvo travels and
vnBt fund of knowledge make an In
oxhauBtible Htoro from which ho can
draw apt illustrations and Btriklng opl
grama. Dr. PoworH Is at tho proaent time
making an oxtondod lecture tour
which will concludo on tho Pacific
const. He Bpeaktf in Lincoln 'undor the
aiiBpicoB of tho NobraBka Art assoclu
tlon. Dr. PoworH mado his roputatlon
largoly as an art locturor but hts wldo
oxporlonco has fitted him to spoak
with authority on a largo rango of
Intellectual questions.
In dlBCUBBing tho quoBtion of "Tho
ory nnd Prnctlco" at convocation, Dr.
Powers doclnrod that ho had bocome
satisfied that conviction is largoly do
termlned by practice. Wo may build
up a vory4Vflnc systom of thoory but
flnoly dovelopcd theorioB apart from
oxporlonco usually go up in smoke.
Tho reason for this Ib that It Is lm
poBBlblo to forotoll all the circum
stances that may arise, and until wo
know tho clrcumstnncoB wo cannot tell
how wo will act.
Value of Experience.
It is not possible to accomplish any
thing if our theories' are not backed
up by oxporlonco; it is not evon pos
sible to becomo proBldont of tho Unit
ed Status. Of course it Is not possi
ble to put a rock foundation under
all our theories, but tho stop from
theory to experience must bo vory
short, indeed. Wo may build up vory
flno theories, but It la tho habits which
wo have formed out of concrote ox
porlonco that .determine our actions.
Wo may all bo In favor of a squaro
deal but on the nthlotlc Hold would
wo not bo willing to applaud a llttlo
slugging when it would moan a victory
for our toam.
Dr.vPowors spoke at tho University
last spring nnd his lectures proved so
pqpular that it was decided to bring
him to Lincoln again this full. Tho
sbrlos of lecturos laBt spring dealt
with tho art of Michel Angolo, but
this year dlfforeut Hubjecta will be
diBCUBBcd by Professor Powors.
NEED3 PERFECT RE8T
(Contlnuod from Pago 1)
the regents present and past with
whom I havo served and to my os-
teomed colloagu in tho touching force,
my gratitudo for tho uniform kindness
they have shown mo and tho pleasuro
I havo had in working with thorn for
tho advancement of tho university.
"Yours with deep esteem,
"E. BENJ. ANDREWS,
"Chancellor."
UNIVER8ITY BULLETIN.
November.
Thursday, 12 Seniors meot. Me
morial hall, 11:30 a. m.
Kansas rally at Memorial hall, 5
o'clock.
Saturday, 14 KansaB-Nobraska foot
ball gamo.
SatjUrday, 1 Hastings-Nebraska foot
hall game.
County Fair In tho Armory.
Wednesday, 25 Thanksgiving recess
begins at G p. m.
Thursday, 2G Wabosh-Nobraska foot
ball gamo.
December.
Wednesday, 2 Nebraska-Carlisle foot
ball game.
Friday, 4 OfTlcers' hop at Lincoln
hotel.
R. E. Spoor, Prlncoton '89, gave a
.ark on "Greatness in Obscurity" bo
foro one of tho Prlncoton lltorary so
cieties. He said; "A man's after llfo
.'s merely a corolllng of his llfo during
.he years of preparation."
80NQ8 FOR THE KANSAS GAME.
Some Wanted That May Be Used Sat
urday Afternoon.
Sonio now songs havo boon received
as contributions Tor use at tho Kansas
game Saturday. Soveral good ones aro
wanted to stir things up against tho
.fuyhawkors and anybody with a llttlo
composing ability may porhaps got up
n good ono. If sent to tho Dally No
braskan thoso -songs will bo pub
lished. Below aro thoso that woro re
ceived yesterday:
(Tuno: "Pook-a-Boo.")
When our toam plays tho "Pook-a-Boo,"
Then our All-Stars play tho gamo:
Pip Cooke takoB tho ball for fifty
yards,
With a run that wins him fame
Then tho .Tayhawkers thoy will gap,
For they'll bo ad in a Btew,
And "King" Colo will smllo
-And -smoke awhllOi-
When tho tonm plays his "Pcck-a-Boo."
Mendelssohn.
(Tuno: "I'm Afrnid to Go Homo In
tho Dark.)
Kansas U., we'll toll you truo,
You had bottor go homo aftor dark
For today, tho papors Bay,
Thoro's a gamo at Antolopo Pork.
But you cannot roach our G-O-A-L,
Though you're playing Just llko a
shark.
Thoro 1b no placo llko home, '
And you'd bottor go ' home after
dark.
(Tuno: "Walt Till thc-Sun Shlnos,
, Nolly.")
Wnlt till tho game is over,
And they're counting up tho scoro
Then's when tho boys from Knnsas
Will fool Boro.
Back homo to doar old Lawrenco
Thoy will Badly go,
Because, to beat Nebraska,
They're too slow.
(Tune: "College Life.")
Nebraska's speedy football pluyorB aro
on tho field again,
To fight nnd win this game for tholr
collego, the good old U. of N.
They'll novor beat tho Cornhusker
tonm
Truo to their colors, the Scnrlot and
Croam
So. rootors. all yoll
For Nobrnska's fust team.
Captain Harvoy leads thorn on to vic
tory, Piling up an enormous score.
Watch tho score-board all you rootors,
then, nnd seo
Why tho visitors aro soro.
All supporters of tho Scarlet and tho
Cream,
Root for good old Nebraska's mou,
For our King Colo's Cornhusker team
Brings victory to the U. of N.
Chorus:
I lore's to the follows that win tho
games
King Colo's toum,
Thoy'ro a bunch of pretty husky
football men.
HOO RAY! (Yoll this.)
Marching to victory beneath their
flag
The Scarlot and tho Croam,
For our college truo, tho good old
U. of N.
(Tuno: "Dreaming.")
Droaming, dreaming,- Kansas, you
must havo boon dreaming.
If you expected, to boat our team,
truo to thoir colors, tho Scarlot
and Cream.
Screaming, screaming, hear how pur
rooters aro screaming,
For thoy know that you novor will
beat our team,
And you're dreaming.
(Tune: "If tho Man In tho Moon
Were a Coon.")
What makes you so soro, Kansas?
Did you think you'd boat Nebraska's
team?
Colo's men aro surely football players
For tho Scarlot nnd Cream.
You're sore because you can't heat us,
But wo would not glvo tho gamo to
you.
You thought that you would suro de
feat us,
But that's something you can't do.
Chorus:
Did you come hero nnd think you'd
boat King Cole's CornhUBkorS,
Kansas U.?
We'll Inform you right now that that
Is something you will never do.
They'll smash a hole clear through
your line;
Thoy'll reach your goal-posts ovory
tlmo
You will nover beat Colo's Cornhusk
ers, Kansas U.
(Tuno: "Cherry.")
Kansas U.,
What did you oxpoct that you would
do?
Did you think you'd beat Nebras
ka, too?
Cole's Cornhusker team will meet you,
They'll defoat you.
Watch that scoro;
Oh, thoso Kansas boys aro feeling
sore.
Wo don't think you'll come horo
any more,
Oh, Kansas U.
(Tuno: "Insanity.")'
O, Kansas U.,
What will you do?
Do you think that you can pluy;
Beat Nebraska hero today?
O, Kansas U.,
That you'll never do.
Your team Is fair,
But It don't compare
WHIT Cole's Cornhuskers, truo.
Tho memorial church at Stanford
Is being trim down in preparation for
a, new ono.
Of fifteen games to bo played by tho
Boston Tech. basket ball toam, only
two are homo gamoB.
John F. Hayford 1b mudo director
of tho new school of engineering at
Northwestern.
On election day tho Japanoso stu
dents nt Missouri held a celobrntlon
of the Mikado's birthday.
A Socialist club is bolng organized
nt Chicago.
Tho Wabash basket ball team will
pluy this year according to tho big
eight rules.
About half tho studonts nt Iowa
were sick one day last week, on ac
count of drinking water. Tho faculty
ordored that all drinking wator bo
boiled- for tnlrty minutes.
Athletic reform at Michigan has
been sot back a notch. Murray Won
dall, socretary of tho committeo that
had chargo of tho revisions In tho
regulations, has refused to present tho
report of tho committee's work.
R. B. Swift of Chicago, an Ames
grnduato, has given a valuable paint
ing to the Y. M. C. A. nt Amos.
Dean L. H. ji alloy of Cornell, tho
chairman of tho committee to investi
gate country llfo in America, has
started on. his work. Tho committeo
will travol over tho country.
Prof. Shoroy of Chlcugo defends tho
study of Greek. He claims that all
tho objections. against It apply equally
to most other collego coursos.
Tho junior prom committee hns just
been nnnouncod at Kansas.
Two prlzos of $50 oach have hoon
offered, ono fev a university song, tho
other for a tuno, at Northwestern.
Both may go to ono person.
Four thousand Ave hundred dollars
has been, appropriated to a fund for
a field housti. to bo built on tho athletic
field -of WllllamB.
Tho observatory at Michigan is be
ing rebuilt and a now tolescopo is
bolng installed. , A now tolescopo
tower forty feet In diameter and sixty
feet high Is being added to tho build
ing. The Syracuso freshmen will hold
tholr annual banquet shortly before
Thanksgiving. Too toast list Is being
withhold from tho sophomores.
A murder case recently held tho
Princeton moot court for two days.
Evon then tho court adjourned before
completing tho trial.
Tho women at Chicago held an elec
tion of tholr own last Tuesday, -and
also oloctod W. Howard. .
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