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TRY-OUTS ARE HELD SATURDAY
BIX LINCOLNITE8 SELECTED
TWO FROM BEATRICE.
Omaha Unrepresented on the Squad
Team to Be Selected from
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hese Men.
For periods of sex on minutes each
tvunly-sl men spoke Saturday In
Memorial hall, presenting arguments
roTMlimils tttrtnatlveor ncgntivo
side of the "closed shop" question as
they happened to be chosen at the se
lection of side for the tr-outs
Thursday The subject which will bo
debated 'this year will be one submit
ted by Minnesota last spring and
which wst. accepted by all the schools
which wore members of the Central
Debating League.
Minnesota, Iowa. Wisconsin, Illinois
and Nebraska are the Institutions
which haro membership in thin or
ganization, and on a set dato two
teams from each university debate,
one team speaking on the home plat
form uhd 0110 at n foreign school. All
teams debate on the same evening.
Tho question which was chosen is
"Resolved, that tho "movement of or
gnnized labor for the closed shop
should receive the support of public
opinion."
The Judges.
Tho intercollegiate debating honors
for tho yoar at tho university were
awardod Saturday by Prof. H. W.
Caldwell, Pi of. E. B. Connnt and
Prof. G. O. Virtue, who acted 'as
Judgos at the selection of the sixteon
memborB of the debating squad. The
work in this Hue being rewnrded with
credit in rhetoric 22.
From tho members of this seminary
course, Nebraska's eight representa
tives In tho Central Debating League
will bo picked for the contests with
tho University of Wisconsin hero at
Lincoln und tho University of Illinois
at Urbana.
Of the sixteen honors, six wont tc
Lincoln men, two to graduates of tho
Beatrlco high sclroolrnnd tho rest
wore scattering. For tho first time In
sovoral years Omaha will not ho rep
resented at tho squad redoubtable
According to an announcement of
Prof. Fogg, the work of tho course
will bo organized Monday, when the
membors will begin to systematically
grind out evldonco to hurl at Wiscon
sin and Illinois.
The Squad.
Tho membors of tho squad who won
places In tho competition Saturday
are as follows:
Thomas G. Andrews, law '12, Lin
coln; William L. Bates, '1& Lincoln;
Clarence L. Clark, '12, Lincoln;
Horace B. English, '13, Lincoln; Geo
N. Foster, law '11, Sterling; Ralph W..
Garrett, '12, Madison; Ralph E. Hall
dorsoiit '12, Lincoln; Georgo R. Marin,
13, Ord; Byrne C. MarcellUBr'llr Lin
coln; Arthur M. Oberfelder, '11, Sid
ney; Clifford F. PhllllpB '13, Boa
trlco; Anan R. Raymond, '11, Fair
mont; Clifford R. Rein, '13, Loup
1 City; David M. Rogers, '12, Randolph;
Walter A. Vasey, law '12, Beatrice;
Joseph T. Votava, law '11, Edholm.
Tho final try-out for tho fall de
bating teams was hold at tho Univer
sity of Illinois Friday night. Tho fol
lowing men succeeded In placing: J.
C. Soarlo, JT V. Stevenson R. J. Rob
inson, C. M. Walter, L. A. Zoarlng
and J. C. O'Connor. .These men will
compose tho teams which- will meet
Nebraska at Urbana and Minnesota at
Minneapolis.
Adopts Squad System.
Tho TJijIvoraUy of Minnesota, ac
cording! t,o tho Minnesota Dally, has
flfinntfld tnn sound Bvstom or clioosimn
donating teams. , By this plan the per-
sonnol of tho Intercollegiate teams
selected 'after the men 'of tho squad
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of Investigation and ?effddtlyo oral dis
cussion. - .. '
The 8lxteen Men, ' -I
Thomas O. Andrews, Irw 1912,' of
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Lincoln, 1b a graduate of the Perry.
Ia high school, being president of
tho alumni association of that school.
He has been president of tho Stu
dents' Debating club, and was on tho
reshman debating team which won
from tho sophomore team last year.J
Ho was nwnrded tho Pound prize for
excellency In scholarship in 1909-1910.
William LaVorno Bates, 1912, on 1
three debate teams at the Lincoln
high school, from which ho was grad
uated in 1909, nnd he was on tho
freshman team which won from tho
sophomores and Benlors In the Inter
clasB debate In 1909. Hd was elected
oreFldent of tho junior class last
week. Ho Is a member of Delta Up-
tion fnueinity.
Claronco L. Clark, 1912. for throe
"ars wob on tho Lincoln high school
toam, and won tho championship of
tio school In 1908. 'Ho made tho do
nating squad at the university In his
nphomoro year, and was a member of
the freshman team that captured tho
-juhb championship dobato in 1909.
Horace B. English, 1910, waB grad
uated from tho Lincoln high school
In 1909 with valedictory honors. Ho
was an alternate several times on the
high school debating team and was a
speaking member of the team three
years, In two debates which Lincoln,
von. LnBt yoar he was alternate on
Nebraska's team which debated tho
University of Iowa at Iowa City. Ho
Is one of tho organlzors of the Plat
form club. The last week In October
he will take the Rhodes scholarship
examinations.
George N. Foster, 1910, law 1911, is
a graduate of the Sterling high school
und of -the-Peru-normal. For three
years ho represented Peru In dobato
with Kansas nnd Missouri normals
and wlih Campbell college. He was a
member of tho Nebraska team that
debated Iowa at Iowa City last year.
Ralph W. Garrett, 1912, of Madi
son, waB altornate on tho sophomoro
team In 1909, and spoke on tho sopho
njoro team last7ear. Ho Is a member
of Alpha Theta Chl fraternity.
Ralph E. Halldorson, 1912, of Lin
coln, was on the sophomoro team last
year. 4
Georgo Russell Mann, 1913, of Ord,
wop tho central Nebraska teachers'
association's debate In 1904, and rep
resented the Ord high school In tho
Interscholastlc debate at Lincoln In
1904 and again in 1905, winning flrBt
honors In 1905. Ho has taken part In
Is twelve high school debates, and
1 taught achool three years befqro ho
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mado tho squad in his freshman year
Byrne C Marcollus, 1911, comes
from Wisconsin, put 1b r now a resi
dent of Lincoln. Heis a graduate of
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CAPTAIN
selected because of his ability as a lead
er he knows every point of the game to
perfection.
The Mayer Bros. Coat Sweaters for
Uni Men and Uni Young Women were
selected because they lead all others in
style and workmanship.
selected because we know them to be
right in every detail.
Young Men' 8 Sweater Coats
$1.25 to $8.00
Young Womens' Coat Sweaters
$3.00 to $7.00
MAYER
Head'toFoot
tho Brock, Nob., high school, and In
1908 of tho Peru state normal school.
Ho haB taught at the Crete high
school for two years and came to tho
unlvoralty last year when ho won J
membership on the squad and was ap-
pointed altornate on tho team that
mot Minnesota.
Arthur M. Oborfelder, 1911, was
graduated from tho Sidney high school
in 1907. In 1906 ho won a prize for
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oratory In tho state contest; In 1908
1909 ho was on the sophomoro team;
and in 1909-1910 he was on the junior
team that won tho championship on
Phi Beta Kappa day. Ho was presi
dent of the junior class last year, and
is a momber of the Innocents and of
Phi Alpha Tau.
Clifford F. Phillips, 1913, was on six
debate teams from Beatrice high
school and was orator of his class.
Anan R. Ttaymond, 1911, recently
elected president of his class, was a
member of tho team that captured the
clasB championship last year. He Is
senior managing editor -of tho "Corn
huskor and a member of Phi Alpha
Tau.
Clifford ,L. Rein, 1913, was graduat
ed from tho Loup City. high school-In
1909. There ho won a scholarship
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entitling him to free admission to sev
eral denominational colleges. Ho rep
resented Loup City for two years In
interscholastlc debating. Ho won.- a
place on the squad In his freshman
year.
David H. Rogers, 1912, of Randolph,
Nob., was valedictorian of his class at
high school and won a place on the
freshman debating team which won
.the class championship of tho untvor-
lli. , innoinnn tt it.
sity for 1908-1909. He was on the
squad his freshman year.
Walter R. Vasey, law 1911, comes
from Beatrlco, which high school he
represented on four dobato teamB, and
also at tho ' Southeastern Nebraska
Teachers' Association debating con
test. He was class orator and took
high rank in scholarship. Last year
ho was a member of tho sophomoro
debating team.
Joseph T. Votava, 1910, law 1911, of
Edholm, Is a graduate of the Fremont
normal school, whore he won tho Tri
bune oratorical contest In 1904. Ho
waB-a-tnembor of the university de
bating squad in 190C-1907 and debated
with Wisconsin at Madison in 1908;
and with Minnesota at Lincoln last
December. He Is a momber of phi
Alpha Tau and Phi Delta Phi.
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