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' J- t i-. - - flebtlshan h it I J- I I I Vol, IX. No. ,86. UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA, LINCOLN s THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2,4, 1910. Price 5 Cents. .ii. K- 4, JfHfAiAj vw frr h KANSAS TO GOME FOR . TWO FURIOUS CDNTE3J3 CORNHU8KER8 AND' JAYHAWK- ER8-FRIDAY AND8ATURDAYi (APT. JOHNSON EXPECTS A VICTORY Nebraska Has Experienced Hard Luck so Far This Season in Shifts In the Line-up and -s T ' "LossofMen. Now for Kansas. The, Jayhawkora come .for a series of two ganiOB Friday jind- Saturday cvohlngs. The Corn. hUakor.goal tessera aro In rcadlncBH 'for; the coming contests which prom Jbo t6 ho the fastest exhihitions of 'ljaaketbttll art which will over bo pulled oft on'the loCUV floor. ., r Coach Hewitt's quintette are In Teadlness for the advent of the south ern champions, and two hard battles Jwlll be waged on the local' floor to morrow evening and the evening- fol lowing. Jayhawkers Fast. That the Jayhawkora have one oE thp fastest lives In'tho Missouri Val 'loy conference has boon shown by their long string of victories. So far this season they have not been de feated and tbey conio to Nebraska flushed with recent victories over Mis souri and Washington. Captain John Hon of the Jnyhawlfer flvo is one of the strongest men the southern school baa developed for many years and he intends to do all that he possibly can ' "to "get away with two victories frpm the Cornhuakers. Kanaaa reports are to the effect that ho intends to show the studenta that he can play basket-Jialhns.Avell-.as. ho can . football. 'The Nebraska flvo have had light prnctice so far this week and havo .fully recovered from the effects of 'their bard trip into Iowa, They havo rlmd ono trip Into Minnesota slnco the game with, tho Manhattan Aggies and ras this was a week ago tho men a're now again in tho best physical shape possible. Nebraska's. Hard Lupk.- - Never before In tho history of tho .school1 has, a basketball squad been subject to Jtho hard luck thnt tho CprnhUakerB have had to experience thla Tall. After tho team had been or ganized td a fair extent at tho open ing of tho season, D. C. Mitchell, who , played a spectacular game ngnliiBt Kansas, was declared lnofgiblo by tho athletic board. At tho close of la'st" semester Ingersoll, who had pjnyed a ,8teady gamo, graduated nnd hltf posi tion was left open. -To-nld in- the genV ernl hard luclc "Wood, tho atollar guard, waa unable to docldo whether to res istor fortho present BemeBtor or not, anil ho wna out of tho gamo for two weeks. Wood' -finally registered and tho' hole in the line-up mado by his absence was filled. But not satisfied with this amount of vongcanco, Dame "Tfortuno called' Potraahok out ,of school. tThla loft the contor poBltlon .open, and With only ono substitute to All it. Hiltner toolc tho poaltlon, but la handicapped by a inck of experi ence at tho .collogQ gamo aijd doo8 not ,como up to tho standard of a defonslvo player sot by retrushek. Wl'th tho formation of tho team now centered around Pnnttun 1'orrv mm Wood; tho Cornhuakors will attempt to defeat tho members of Captain 'Johnson's squad .in -the coming con gests. , ' '' ! Season May Be Long. " This .season of baBkotbnll wlir por- -hnj)8' jo the' longost .season thnt a Nq-j brnsk.a team will experience, Ames still has ono'gamo fo play with Drake, nnd,ifkthq former team wins tho Ag- BASKETBALL - gles and tho CornhuakOrff-wlll bo tied for first honors in the rnco in tho northern section of tho Missouri Val lnv nltntuntntiulitii Tlimi Htnun CMtliWM i-HtvOTrBFBro tory resultH for Nebraska, there will follow a serloa ot games-with Kan Baa for" tho (jTmnunbnBhIp ot tho Mia Bourl Valley. That the championship aerloa may be played in ,Omaha la the hopo of tho Cornhusker munnBomontr-ce-laBt year tho games were played at KnnBaaClty, which la conBldored Jnyhnwkor torrl tory, and If the guinea are hold thlB year In Omaha it will -be-but a fair return for Nebraska's trip Into Kan anB territory last year. VESPER SERVICE TOMORROW. Chorus and Orchestra in Memorial Hall at 5 p. m. A vesper service will be given to morrow ovenlng nt 5 o'clock in Memo rial hall by tho University Chorus-ami a atrlng quartet. Tho veBper aorviico la ono of a number which are given in Memorial hall throughout the, year. The atrlng quartet which will nssiBt the" chorus Is composed of Mr. B. J. Walt, Mr. Dell, Mr Quick and -Mlaa Elcho. ' NOTED WRESTLER HERE. One of the .Foremost Wrestlers of the United. States Training at the' University. Tho unlvorfiity na a training place for ono of the noted wrestlers of the United States is an innovation. Dr. Roller of Seattle and his training part ner, William Adaon, arrived at the uni versity yesterday and commenced. training for a coming match with .Frank DuCrny. DuC'rny ia conducting a wrestling clasa at tho unlveralty pud meets Dr. Roller at Hustings Saturday evening;- " " ' Z University studenta may have u chance to seo Dr. Roller work this afternoon between the hours of 4 nnd 5. Ho will work in tho chapel with hie partner at this time and any mem ber of tho atudent body will boi al lowed to watch him at work. GIRLS' CLASS GAME8. Co-eds to Hold Class Basketball Games In Armory.' Tomorrow Afternoon. Tomorrow afternoon the members of the girls' basketball learns of tho four claasos ,of the university will lipid their annual basketball tourna ment In the armory. ' Tho games will' bo preceded by a parade of tho mom bora of jtho vai'ioua teams nnd tjie mas cots of each team. "All girls will bo oxcuaed 'front their clnaso8 after two o'clock so UmtJ-hey will bo able to at tend OiegamesT" No one but gIrhT"dT tho university and women faculty members will bo allowed to attend these games. PLANS FOR SUMMER SCHOOL. Not Complete, but Will Be Announced, by End of Week. Plana ore being mnde for tho sum' mor.achool for tho coming term. They are not cqnipleto'yot, but It ia expect ed thoy can bo announced by the end of thla week. , Tho summer school thla session will be longthonedMlo eight weeks, it being but six horetoforo. It will bo under' tho direct supervision of the chancel in-nn-r.nBiBtriir Vnrniflriyn-mft.i,ir of tho faculty has acted as dlreptor, Tho seBsIon opens the Monday after commencement. Tho summer sossjoa is becoming an important factor in university work and a large' attend nnce Is expected this year.. Baked beans, baked on tho jpreml&M and serv6d hot With' delicious brow's broad 10c. at Tho Boston Lunch, TO OE A SUCCESSFUL , AFFAIR AT OMAHA TEAM8 FROM LARGE COLLEGES ARE MAKING ENTRIE8. RELAY RACE WILL BE THE FEATURE Omaha Associations of Alumni Are Backing the Project Many Noted , Authorities on Athletics Are Picked as Judges. Returns which are coming In to tho Omaha Athletic Association Indicate that tho meet will bo oven m6ro buc cesBful thnn wna at flrat anticipated. Tho committee Jn charge aro very op t'lmlatic nnd are looking f6rwnrd to making tho event ono of tho JargQBt annual ovchta in Omaha and ono of tho greatest athlotic oventa in the middle west. Now that so many universities ntfd colloges-have designated thoir-tntorf tlon or entering, more Interest is be ing shown by tho publl cand ospeolah ly by Omahn'8 prominent btiBlness men. These men are nhxlous to bring as nmhy big gatherings na possible to their city for tho cbmmerclal benefit whrcJr'theylferTvo. Consequently thoy are spending a great deal of time and money to mnko the meet a success. Relay Teams. Relay teams will bo onterod from Cornell, Michigan, Minnesota, Kansas, Missouri nnd Nebraska. Tho last Ave or thcRo schools will probably, jtend men for other' events also. Besides theso teams there will also bo teams from the Chicago Athletic Club, tho Kansns City Athlotic Club, 'and pos BlblytheHkiiaaoiirl-Attiletlc-Cliilrof St. Lbula. "Tho Kansas City,- Dos iiolhes,, Sioux City, Lincoln nnd Omaha Y. M. C. A.'a Will also send teams. A spe cial relay raco will bo run between tho Opiaha, Lincoln and Dos' Moines high Bchool . tennis,, Many collegea throughout Nebraska and Iown aro Btlirto bo heard from, but tho man agofnont feels stiro that nibBt ot theao achoola will alao send lepreaentntlvos. DraWlng Card. Nebraska's relay team wUl run 'Jn tho" bJg relay rnco ngalnat Cornell,' Minnesota and Michigan. This will probably bo tho largost drawing card on tho program. All of tho above schools . have strong nlumni associa tions, in Omahn nnd thoy aro loyal to the coro. Tho supporters of each o( theao tennis feel confldoTit that their nlnm mator will win nnd NobrnBkana arc especially encouraged as to their chnncea-)f-vlctory-over-ihe-blg-8choola of tho east. T-lio moBt noted men In athletic elr- clo8 In thlB country havo Jheen se cured na ofllclala nnd tho various pventa will bo run off rapidly. J. E. Sullivan, former proaldent and irow 8edretary of tho A. A, U., will conio from Now York to referee, While E. E. Brown of Chicago, who is presl dent ot (ho A. A. U. and ono of th(j best authorities on athletics In tho United Stntca, Is to bo ono of tho judges. Mnrtln Delnnoy, coach and tralnor of tho Chicago Athletic Club, will bo starter and Dr. Barnes of the Kansas City Y. M. C. A., will bo. cleric of tho course The -meet la to bo held In the Omahn AiulltnrlnmApilBM and will bo mado a permanent1 af fair, Forty-three men survived the' first cut in tho varsity baseball squad at Pennsylvania. 'These men havot been .Tirvantt ciftAt. nnQi1v a rtinniYia A-ntlr In. doors, and will probably compose tho squad until outdoor 4work has been started. KANSAS - TOMORROW Y. W. C. A. ELECTS OFFICERS. Roport of Nominating Committee Is UnanlneVly-Acoepted. Tho Y. W, C'i A. received tho roport of tho nominating committee AVodnea- day noon, and elected their now Qt 11 cor a na follows: Lucllo Miller, president, Morlo Thomas. vlco-DresldtMit. Floi'onco DnVis, corresponding sec retary. Allco Humpe, treasurer. Although tho meeting was opened to other, nominations, tho roport of. tho nominating committee waa unani mously nccoptcd, the girls having al ready expressed their volco in tho in formal ballot. Tho members turned out well foi tho election propor, 'which wub In charge of tha'rotlrhig president, Alice Compton. After tlie decisions were mado, MIbb Vibbard Bpoko in , pralBe of tho rotirlng cabinet, its Bplendjd worlfc and romarkabUnuilty"," diioin If largo meaauro to thuofllcloucy and earnestness of Miss Compton. Misa Miller, the new president, wna aakod toconio forwnrd', and In a fow wordB alio conyeyed to tho girls her doalro, since alio had been elected to this re sponsibility to be in humble inatru ment in bringing about tho' Very boat for tho association nnd Us work, Tho otiior now offlcers Wore presented and tho members proaaed forward to ex tond their greetings to these, and to oxpress their appreciation to tho ro tirlng executives, . BRAZIL COED8 8TRIKE. Boys Must Attend Basketball Games -- Given by-Girls.. fc The co-eds of tho Brazil high school are on strike nlipng nt tho faculty of tho schooj, which recently promulgat ed ah prdor that the male students wouldrnoi W pormTtted to attend the .bnBkotbalLgamoa,j)f thq.glrlB'-teama. iiiu girj&,ii 8uuiH( firu nut na-imnuu with tho now rulo and havo decided that thoy aro going to compel tho fac ulty to rescind tho, ordor so that llio boys can aco hew aklllCul thoy arc In bnskotlmll. Declarntlona-aro-now'-bblng-clrculati.: od nnd are being algned by about all of tho girl students, in which they plcdgo thomselvoB not to attend any of tho high school basketball 'games until tho faculty withdraws tho dead Hue and permits tho boys to attend their games. $ As the strike la already In.offect it I ia oxpoctodthnt It will aorioualy ml tail the attondanco, as tho girl stu dents have been fulUifql .attendants nt tho gijmes. DEMOCRATS ORGANIZE. University Men Hold Enthuslastlt Meeting and .Form Club. About fifty unlveralty democrnta mot nt tho Lincoln hotel Tuesday night nnd formed a University Democratic Club. Tho following olllcers woro elected: Prosldont,' J, II. Morgan; vice-president, William Ritchie; secretary, Doan Woodward; treasuror, J. P. Rohn; aor eoant-at-arms. S. V. Shonkn. The meeting, Tuest)ny night wna a preliminary meeting for tho purpose of ascertaining tho atitudo of univer sity democrats toward tho for.m)ng,o a permanent democratic organization. All of those who attended tho meeting woro ve,ry much Jn vfavor bf.organlz ing and so this club was formed. Im mediately after -tho officers werjo elect ed, tho club formally endorsed Gov ernor Shallenberger as a candidate for governor. ," The club is planning to hold a' big mass meeting Tuesday night, at which tlmo Mr. Motcnlf or somo other prom inent. democrat will address the meet ing. - ; i ;"'- T.v.g; .'- FUND FOR JACK BEST PASSMNORED-HIAir FORTY-EIGHT DOLLARS GIVEN YESTERDAY IN SUDDEN FLURRY. THE. SUBCRIMWNSWERt-lARi Alpha Tau Omega Started the FraterV nlty List YesterdaWith Ten Dol- i - : lars Other Organization Glts Expected to Follow Soon. Thelull of Tuesday in tho Jack Best subscription was only tho lull boforo tho storm. Ycstordny tho subBcrlp-' . tlons opoued with ono of flvo dollars in the morning nnd boforo evening forty-olght dollars had boon collected'. - This makes -the 'fund total S113.H0 -at tho proaont tlmo. Tho monoy for tho fund, in- tho opinion of several members of tho facility last ovenlhg Is practically raised. Boforo tho Week cIohcs at tho prosont rato tho money wljl bo in tho hands of tho Daily .No brnskan nnd Jack Best's trip to Eng land will bo osBurod. Were Large. Mnny of tho subscriptions yosterdpy woro largo ones. Tho first aubsorip- tlon from tho, fraternity Hat camo in ycatorday, wbpn Alpha Tau Omoga gnvo ton dojlars to, tho fund. - Tho re turns are expectod soon froiihthcpthcr organizations of the school, t&jljjfo -. Tho BiibBcriptlon list MipTtto laflt ovenliift Is na follows: . , Georgo Holmes . . .$10.00r X7E. Cottle, Edgar, Nob. ....:. ''hQT V. K. Geor .? ,' ,.' M "Stick" DoPntron-. .. - ........ . .2Ji Charloa Cobaldor .25 C. A. Clreon . r . ., ,.,.....,..Caq H. A. Tukoy, Omaha . ',f L. M 40I00 Bntt-Kobatbr ..;,. ;S ,va .f.tn, BfrlmiO W". P. VoVaw ...... '....'. ...'.. V. . -LOO , Guernsey Jones ............... 1.00 Traveler . v ...... ....n.-. .'."..."'" x.27r n. P. Wallace; Exefer, NobT . . . r f .50 J, C. Ressler .."..,'..'..'...'.:'..., lCOOL CharloB-Sturmer ....:; ,': .'.'.. --kOO Ed B'oohmor ."..Tr.T.,rr77rrT'inlo"o'" Anonymous .'.;,..... 2.00 Miscellaneous '.... ..'.... .1,50 ' Freshman Law Students ....... '17.00 Junior Law Studenta .,. 15.00 A. Jenson , . .".-. ...... - .25 Goo. O. Shcdd, '00 . ..'. .j-;,; .'.-vHi.OO R. D. Andresn'00'r.r.".,.'VJO.OO Dr. R. G. Clapp . .....'.... . v 5:00 Prof. H. W- Caldwell . t . ..i. ,.', . 1.00 . Profi M.'M. Flngg . irvi.;,.4.-r-.. -l.pO Dean C. E. Bessoy .'. . .'... . . 2.00 Edw. A. Bessoy, '06 .......'...- 1.00 Ernat A. Beaaey, 'M ..;..i... -.; i.na Carl A. Bessoy, '97 ....,.'.,'.... 1.00 Efdttb Hlgglns Bessoy, '01 ,'. . 1.00 A. W. Carpenter, Omaha.;.,.... 10.0Q Alpha Tau Omega i . ,' . . . lO.'o'O Total $113.50 ; 7-vt, " COMPLETES WORK. Delinquency Committee Completes Work of Investigation of Records. Yestorday afternoon the committee on delinquent students completed its work in the investigation of tho rec ords of delinquent students'.' Two;stu dents wore suspended because of non appearance. This makes a .total of live students suspended. Three other students woro placed on probation and one taken on advisement. Making In all a total of thirty-three members of the student bpdy jnlaced oil probation. 1 A ,freshnan. at the .University of Missouri who was elected registrar of the university at a sophomore class meeting took the matter seriously and made a solemn speech of acceptance. ; bZ3 N J a ; . rff " "wmlcL ''. 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