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The Daily Nebraskan
TUB PROPERTY' OF
TUB UNIVBR8ITY , OP NEBRASKA,
Lincoln. Nebraska.
Published by
THE STUDENT PUBLICATION BOARD
EDITORIAL STAFF.
Cciltor ..... 1 K. P. Frederick
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TUESDAY, APRIL 19. 1010.
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AlftBl Tho weeping plno drools
mournful ta)os to tho fro'en lilac as
tho chill blast blowti (lira death o'er
tho llfolesB heath (sco lit. 2). Pause!
what Is worso, wo Hdvo throo or four
spring; pooras' which wo aro unable to
unload on tho university public owing
to tho sudden fall in the demand.
"Hoko-mo-kokos!" That ia unau
thentic Hindoo for tho myBtic fade
away act performed by tho backers of
tho new Anti-Sphinx organization
when pursued by our oily tongucd In
torviowor. Ho hid behind tho lilac
buEhos, ho tlp-tced softly up wind, ho
evon skipped thrco classes and was
"up boforo tho committee," but nary
THREE CHAMPION8HIP8 DECIDED
Hebron, Ashland and Geneva Are
Winners,
lu tho Nebraska High School Debat
ing Lcaguo tHroo district champion
ships wei'o doGl'dcd . Friday night.
Hastings' won tho championship of the
southern district, Ashland of the east-
central' district and Geneva of tho
centra, district. Each of thoso schoolb
will thcroforo Bond a roprcsontativo
to 'thd championship debato on Fote
Day, May1 0. '
In thd southorn district Hastings
won from Hobron by a two to one do-.
clBion. Tho debato was held at Host
logs. Hebron uphold the negative of
tho lcaguo' question. Hastings' repre
sentatives wei'o Florence Parks, Van
Webster and Hazol Parks. Hebron's
j debaters wore Earl Van Natter, Mor
ton Brunts and Harvey Hess. The
Judges woro Dr. Maxoy of tho law
school. Prof. A. J. Morcor of tho Kear
ney normal, and Supt. C. B. Toof of
Falrflold. Tho Hastings debaters woro
coached by Principal C. M. Barr.
Ashland won a unanimous decision
over SoWard at Ashland, the judges
bolng Profesadr Churchill of Wes
loyan, Professor Phllpot of Lincoln
high school, and Mr. Redmond of tho
that name. Tho keys wero sent to
hlB homo In Presquo Isle, Me., where
they will arrive day after tomorrow.
OFF FOR KAN8A8.
Chancellor, Richards and Lyford Go
to Conference.
Chancellor Avery, Doan Richards
and Regent Lyfdrd loft last night for
Kansas City to attend tho football con
ference to bo hold there today. Re
gent Lyford Is tho only Nebraska re
gent who was ablo to attend. Somo
Important action Is expected on the
part of tho conferonco with regard to
football In tho universities of the
Missouri Valloy and Nebraska gridiron
followers aro anxiously looking for
ward to tho results of tho conference
tonight Tho Nebraska delegates will
return from th'o Jayhawker city tomorrow.
THE DIVINITY SCHOOL
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UNIVERSITY PRIVILEGES
"CLECTIVE courses leading to the University degrees of S.T.B., A.M. and Pb.D.
" Students paying the full fee may take without extra charge appropriate courses
offered In the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences and in Aodover Theolog
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TRACK MEET POSTPONED.
Cold and 8tory Weather Proving a
8erlous Drawback In the
Training Work.
On account of tho cold and snowy
weather tho moot advertised for Sat
urday between the two teaniB of tho
track squad had to bo postponed. It
held. Tho woathor Is also proving a
serious drawback in tho squad's regu-
Fraternities Sororities
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an Anti-Sphinx promoter. Tho now
political organization Is evidently nn
hallucination.
Tho University of. Missouri Iuib a
cluss In which nearly an hour Is spent
dally In discussing tho motives for
buying things to oat. Wo beg to sug
gest that wo usually buy things to oat
becauso wo want to cat thorn, and we
usually want to eat them becauso wo
are hungry for them. Somo da,y,'whon.
Nebraska is In tho grip of whatever
it is that has hit Missouri, sho will
probably Install a class for the Inves
tigation of "Why Is a Hon?"
"The truth will out" (soraotimes).
Apparently tho terrible T. N: E. at
Nebraska Is really as harmless as ho
lias been Fainted In recent press re
ports nnd tho big bogy with which
wo used to frighten ourselves Into a
stupor Is either to continue extinct,
or, if It should Join tho national or
ganization, will become an adjunct to
tho other philanthropic and mission
ary brotherhoods of tho campus, in
.. 'truth It seomB to bo a case of mlB
placed mistrust.
Just where wo have placed om
pedal extremities on tho question of
both football and baseball ought to
"bo plain to tbo. most watery-eyed, callow-minded
Individual In tho middle
west. Wo want football that Js a
man's game, but wo aro opposed to
running .a supply house for tho hos
pital; and wo want baseball ollglllblty
settled along the same common senso
lines that we would apply to building
a bungalow or digging flehworms.
' Recipe for FJunks -Take a string
of bluffs, stir in a pound of thin ex-.
cuses: 'add a few stalls according to
taato; sift t In an abundance tit ath
letic enthusiasm; flavor well "with
moonshine caught' on' the numerous
evening strolls; then stuff-jwith ono
8tato department of Instruction. Ash
land was rdpresontod by Anna Wag-
nor, Lloyd Worloy and Anna Wood
ward. Ethel Flood, Horschol Geroko
and Cora Blacker Bpoko for Soward.
Gonova won a two to ono decision
over Sutton at Geneva. Sutton had
previously defeated Grafton nnd
Geneva had defeated Osceola. Prof.
G. A. Stephens of tho .economics de
partment was ono of tho Judges.
Plattsmouth defeated Blair unani
mously nt Plattsmouth. The Judges
woro Prof. E. B. Conant nnd Prof. C.
A. Robblns of tho school of law, and
.Air. A. E. Sheldon of tho legislative
roferonco library.
Peru won both her dobates with
Kearney 'normal, held at Kearney and
Peru. At Peru tho Judges were Mr.
Albert Watklns. Judgo Paul Jossen of
Nebraskja City and Principal Frank
Boors of Beatrice This decision was
unanimous. At Kearney tho judges
woro Professor Fogg, Judgo John B.
Thompson of Grand Island and Supt
C. W. Taylor of McCook. Tho deci
sion waB two to ono for Kearney. After
tho debato Professor Fogg gave a
short talk on debating to somo of tho
faculty and tho 'team at Kearney at
their request. - ,
THRILLING TALE TOLD.
Bunch of Keys Traverses Continent
In 8earch of Master.
Tho romance of. a bunch of keys, or
rather the shlftlessnesa of a bunch of
keys, was brought to the attention of
tho university authorities yesterday.
The story, which runs like a fairy
tale, Is 08 follows:
A bunch of keys was picked up on
the street' In' front or Fdaneo Hall,
Boston, Mass. Upon the key ring was
Inscribed, "Chapel, University of Ne
braska," The 'keys woro sent, to Ne
brt8ki, arriving here yesterday. On
looking up tho' records It was" found
that G. E. Chapel, who graduated in
lar tralnitig. Work has i)ractlcally
stopped until better weather.
Andorson, tho star distance runner,
hurt his ankle In somo way Friday
night. It Is hoped tho Injury will not
prove serious, as It would bo a blow
tb tho team's chances in coming
meets.
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19, Tuesday Democratic Club meets.
Music Hall, Temple.
19, Tuesday Convocation and senior
program.
21-22, Wednesday-Thursday, bast-ball,
Kansas vs. Nebraska, athletic
field.
22, Friday "Faust" program. Univer
sity chorus and orchestra,
20, Tuesday Convocation. Mr. W. T.
Elmord. "India."
27, Tuesday, baseball, Highland Park,
.' vs. Nebraska, athletlcfleld: '
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10, Tuesday 'Convocation. Annual
peace' program, " 4
11, Wednesday Ivy Day. All classes
excused. "
16, Saturday Dual track meet No-braska-Kansas,
at Lawrence.
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