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Vol IX, No, 14 .
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UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA, JMWCQljN, WEDNESDAY. MAY ?5. 19ft'.
KANSAS AGGIES WILL
PLAY BALL TODAY
GAME CALLED AT 4 O'CLOCK
THI AFTERNOON.
lST CANE Of THE SEASON
Maha,Uai. Team ft One of the
Fastt$ College Teamsin the
Woet Have Defeated Corn
huakerg Twice This Season,
The last baseball .game of tho
season -will bo played on Nebras
kaflelo hj8 afternoqn. The Corn
huskcrp' opponents will be the
mighty Kansas Aggies. The Ag
gies havoionp of the fastest col
lege teams in the. west this year,
and have already defeated the
Nebraska team in two. games.
There will probably ball large
crowd at the game this afternoon,
as it will be the last opportunity
, that the local fans will havo to
6oo their favorites in action. The
game will be called at 4 o'clock
$a,rp. ft vas thought this lato
hour w,ould not interfero with
classes to such an extont as would
the usual hour.
Defeated Wesleyan.
The Aggies defeated Wesleyan
Rlonday afternoon by the score
of 6 to 4. In addition to star
fielding, they secured eight hits
off q the, delivery of Crane, the
!raX "Wesleyan pitcher.
The Cornhuskers are deter-,
mncd to, win today, and redeem
thomselyes for the two dofeatfc
which they have suffered at tire
hands of the Aggies this year.
The team showed excellent form
in the second gamp with Ames
Inst .week, and if they play the
same classy article of hall his,
afternoon, there is no reason why
toy should not win.
U has not. yet -been decided
who' will pitch for Nebraska. It
is thought, however, that Mathers
yiU sta-rt; the game. Mathers has,
beep "tjiQ most effective pitcher
on the 'team this ye'flr, having won
more games than any of the oth,
ers.
The Cornhuskers have been im
ment lately. Cummings, who was.
one of the weakest batters on the
; team qarly in the, season, got twq
or tne lour Hits against Ames lasj
baturday. The other, members of
the tcam are expected to do somq "jcre returned to the city at
! effective hittiner this TiftomoonT 6S0 p. ni.
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Line-up of the Teams.
- A line-up of the team- as they
I ,wilj( appear' in this afternoon's
,gamo follows
Aggies Speer, rf.; Irice, 2b.;
Parks, cf ; ; , Strong; If. ; Young,
lb.; Billings, 3b,. Strohm, ss.;
Forsberg, c.j Stack, Baird, p. -
Nebraska Fehliman, rf.: Wat-
ters, 2b. ; Ratcliffe, of. ; 'S.oloqter.
If.; Clarice, lb.; Cummings, 3b.;
Metcalfe, ss. ; Groenslit, c, ; Math
ors; Glmstead, Frank, p.
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AEMg AND TH1 MAN.
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Dramatic Olub. Play Tomifht.
"Arms and therMan.' a throe-
act comedy by Bernard Shaw,
appears at the Temple theater
tonight. It is. put on. ly t
Dramatic Club with an qxecp
tTqnolly a.trqng cast.
The play is distinctly a cos
tume ploy, Thq costumos, which
Were qrdqrp rpm ehpn, thQ
Kansas City and Omaha the.
atrical costumer, arrived yester-.
day.
ho play is laughable rthrouKh-
ont and sparkles with character"!
lstjc Shaw humor. Laurence Coy,
as Captain Bluhtchli, and Elconor
Barbour, as ftajna, star in the
production. They are supported
by an exceptionally strong cast,
every member being thoroughly
expert in dramatic art.
FULL HOLIDAY MONDAY
Deans Decide that University
Class Be Excused May 30.
Last evening by an agreomon
of tho deans of the various col?
legos of tho university it was de
cided that there would bo qq
classes next Monday, May 30,
This action was taken as Monday
is Decoration Day und in accord
ance with tho custom established
at tho university when this holi
day falls on a week day, all
classes at the university are ox,
cused for that day. As the qus?
torn is again to bo followed this
year Monday,. will bo a lull hqli,'
day.
JUNIOR LAWS PICNIC.
ANNDAL 001 AT 10
mOGK TUESDAY
Bfmq BOUND AT LINCOLN
JlfDUfl WAI, IPPfl-CTIplfr
"'J1'1
kdkat to m mum
Firt Time that Custom of Dedi
cation of fuVU99 ft fac
ulty Has ?een rfkfnmi
AroiUH Imttcwt.
Boat Race Feature of Afternoon.
Thp junior law class held a
picnic at Capitol Beach yester
day afternoon. The class left the
university shortly after 3 o'clock.
They chose sides and played a
game of J)all, after which an
other team was picked which
played the winners. The featuro
pf the afternoon was a boat racP
between Dolta Chi and Phi Delta
Phi, The. boats, manned by Jlyo
men each, started from the onno-
proving in tjio hitting Jpart4lte sll0-:p an( raced to tho pior
ment lately. Cummintrs. who was a distance of over, a mile. Phi
Di'lta Phi won by about one' boat
ngth. Lunch of weiriiesi sand-,
wiolies, pickles, hot coffee, etc.,
was served, after wueh tho pic
Thp 910 Cornhusjccr will makp
its appoarancq on tho university
campus at 10 q'clqck Tuesday
mornjng. This dofinite anuounpp
mept was nado possible yestor-j
day by the fact that thp flu.al
work on tho book, is rapidly
noaring tho last stages of comple
tion. Tho annual is being bound at
the Lincoln Industrial iGxpoi.
tion being held at the Audito
rium. At olosing timo yesterday
evening only a fow copies re
mained tq he -hquncj. This bind
ing is a pavfc o tho exhibit of
Jucob North & po., whq arp on?
gaged in tho printing of the
book.
Novel Dedication.
The book this year has a rather
novel though appropriate dedica
tion. It is dedicated to tho read
ers, to all thoso who fool the
thrill of undergraduate life. This
dedication is rather unusual for
Nebraska annual. All of the
annuals of any nature at Nebras.
ka in tho past have boon dedicat
ed tq somo momber'of tho faculty
who ha.a assisted in building ip
the university, Thq dedieatien.
this year was' made, tq the read
ers in apprcciatiqn of tho fact
that they, in thbta efforts to huild
up Nebraska, descvYQ this -vocpgnj"
tion.
This year's annual is arousing
much interest on thq campus at
the present timo. Its appoarance
has been unavoidably detained a
number of timesu but Hq appear
ance Tuesday is now definitely
assured. Many now features em
ployed in the annual this year
will, it is believed, make it one
of tho most- popular books, ovpr
produced at the university.
speaker last ypar, prpforring to QCIJinRQ IIPPIRT HID
fippurq a map of real morit pvcry , wtiWIflP UUrflnl rUn
othor year. Their plan has boon
justified in -the soouring of Pro
fessor Thqrapapn,
Pu Bpta Kanna is the eldest
of .university fraternities. It
wus founded m 1770. Tho fra
tornity memborship is oleotcd
purely oh tho basis qf schclastio
standing.
8IOMA TAU A?fQUET
Xp$infrimj. tpktfpnkity Hold
Banquet at IiU Hqtel.
Tho membprft of $h hpnqrary
enBJnqQriug frntornjty," Sigma
Tau, held a bantmpt ftt tho Lin
dell hotel last pvonipg. About
thjrty-fivq mombors of tho fra-.
fcrn,Hy were in attondauco. v7.
V, Wphienboi'g was tpastmastor
of tho evening,, an4 informal
tqasts were given by (vanajqnty
jf thpso present. Jtoqert Fulton,
lOQd; o-prqsident of the En
giueoving Sqcipty. was tho. only
out-of-town alumnus present.
PHI ALPHA TAU BANQUET.
NEW MILITARY WORK.
Esther- Devalon, Alpha Qmi
?ron Pi, ty, horp visiting at the
present, time. Miss Dbvalon re
sides in Omaha and will bo in
school next year v
Cadets Receive IntructiQp in
Setting Up Tents.
Last night company D of the
First battalion of university
cadets were given instruction in
the setting up of 'tents. This :is,
a new department in the military
work of the cadets. In past years
tlie sottipg'up of ' tents at cadet
encampments, has boon done by.
tho hospital corps. This year, the
cadets themsolvcs must , do this
Workv Instruction iu the worik
is nocessaryas the army tents 'arp
set up according to a methqd
prescribed by tho drill manual.
PHI DETA KAPPA ORATOR
Professor of- History and, Dean
at the University of Chicago.
James WpstfalKThompson will
deliver tho annual Phi Bota
Kappa4 oratiqn thia. year. The
address, will bo given in tho Tem
ple theater-, on thp -oyening of
Juno 13, Phi Beta Kappa Day;
The annual banquet and initia
tion will be held' thq same ovon
ing. An effort will bcx made to
secure the presence of as many
of the older members of this
scholarship qrganizatiqn as, pes-.
sib. " , "
"History, Tradition antf Cul
ture1' will hq thp subje.pt of Pro,
fessor Thompson's address. The
speaker is a man. of rare scho
lassie ability and has" much power
as a speaker, Tho society had hq
Linooln Hotel Is flfoene of Last
Banquet.
Phi Alpha Tau held the last
bauquqt pf t.hpyeav in the Lin
colu hotel last night. Plates were
set for twenty-five. A. It. Ray
mond was initiated.
V. B.'Marcetyus was . toastmas
ter. The following toasts wore
given: "The Relations of Phi
Alpha Tap to thq Student Body,"
Mr. Rogers; 'A Year in Phi
Alpha Tau,M E. If. Hahnc; "Class
of 1910," GeorgpVailace; "How
it Feels to Be Initiatod," A. R.
Raymond. H. W. Pottor and
John Alexander as outgoing
seniors wore called upon for im
promptu speeches. Jack Miller,
opo pf tho charter mciubors, in
an impromptu speech told tho
chapter nuiny intorosting things.
Tho banquet partpojc of tho na
ture of a farewell tq the seniors
and in closing the university
songs'pnd the "Phi Alpha Tau"
song wcro sung.
HIFORD THIS H0RIIH6
i
ANNUAL ,,81AC DAY" OF
THE UPPER OLAMM1N
CELEBRATED.
WCHIC WIS, MAKt IHf PWMM
Paoulty Apprissd pf the Holiday
of the Seniors, but Under
Olassnfon Haye fa Knoflr
edge of the Event Until
This Morning,
PICNIC NOT SPOHJBD.
Unique Event of Freshman Class
to Be Held Saturday.
Yielding fo a storm of protest
from members of the class,
Chairman English qf tho fresh
man picnic cqmmit(co has an
nounced that the . date' for'tho
event will hp Saturday, May 28th.
lip hurriedly cpmmuriicated with
the members of the committee
last night bofore announcing thp
dqto. Practically all of the
unique events which were oricr
jnally planned will be carried
tra week, hpwpver, permits thp
committee tq make more exten
sive and elaborate preparations.
It willjbe a regular old-fashioned
picnic. Tho committee handles
no cash whatover. Everyone
pays his own" car fare', gate lee
of ten cents", and provides his,
own lunch, by proxy, or. other
wise. Tho car will leave ''the
corner of Tenth and O streets at
4:20 q'clpck Saturday nex. (
Two hundred strong the mom
bors of tho sonior class dopartod
for Milford at 7:30 this tnornirig
on tho annual senior "Snoak
Day" outing. With tho pprmis
si6n of the mombora of the fac
ulty and without tho knowlodgo
of tho undor clasamon .- the
seniors dopartod.
Tho program of ovonts is sim
ilar to tho ovents held at the
former senior outings. Upon
their arrival at Milford, tho ren
dezvous of senior outings, a
parade will bo held. Tho soniors
will march through tho main
streets of the town, and then go
lo tho picnic grounds along tho
banks of tho Little Salt, where
the picnic will be held.
Baseball Game.
After a pionic 'dinner an ath
letic meet will bo held, .This
will bo follqwed by a basob.aU
game botwppn the seniors, and
tho Milford team. Individual
stuntp of various paturp will be
held and tho entiro day will be
spent in picnic sports. Tho
seniors will roturn lato inltho af
tertioon, arriving in the city
about 6 o'clock.
Senior outing day is a sur
vival of tho formor senior
"Sneak Day." Tha members of
the faculty were- apprised of tho
fact, that tho members of tho
upper class wcro going to take
this holiday yesterday. Tho fail
ure of tho mombers of tho sonior
class to put in an appearance on
the campus this morning was tho
first knowledge of the absence of
tho upper classmen.
This is the last celebration of
thp class ,of 1910, as the wook of
final examinations ' commence
June 3rd, and then the woek of
commencement completes 'the his
tory of thp class of 1910 in tho
university
LATH OLUB BANQUET.
Professor Barber Toastmaster,
The Latin Club held jta. third
annual banquet a,t the Lindoil
hotel lust- evening, Plates were
$-et for about thirty mpmbors.',
Professor Barber w,as, tqast
mnstcr, Tqasts. Were responded
to as follows: "Clause of Actu
ality,'' Professor Barber; "Pur
pob Clause, " liss, flutter i "In
dirpqt Piscourae,' Professor, San,
f'livl; MParqnthetical Clause,"
.Miss, Miller; "Simple Condition,''
jfiss Drake, and "SlubjunVtive by
AUra.ctfqn," Miss. McYpigh. '
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