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CONVOCATION ,
TODAY
Prof. H. B. Alexander
,jtTlie Making of Reference Bocks" "j
k Called For and Delivered Studon Work a Specialty
Oiion SaturdayNlgnUll Night WOLFE & YOUNG
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OCTOBER 25, 1910.
taring the football gamo Suturday,
pver.axclteraent on "tho part of tho
crowd of, spectator cauaod thorn to
starbto ' awing the , bleachers. This
'jstrtTcture. Is but a temporary ono, and
great care should bo takon or nnother
action of this kind may caiiBo Its col
lapser It 1b not. strong at tho best,
1 and" when the whdlo thing will swing
frqm ten to 'twelve Inches It Is time
that the, occupants started to vacate.
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It Is ono of tho customs of this insti
tution to show tho football toam that
their efforts aro appreciated. - Day
aftor day thoy work away perfecting
nlayB .and formations, as well as learn
ing their Blgnals, in their efforts to
win victories for old Nebraska. You
can show your appreciation of 'their
offorts by attending tho games and
cheering tho gridiron heroes on to vic
tory, but your presence at tho Corn
huskor banquet Is needed more than
at any of the games. Bo sure and savo
this ono night of tho wholo year out
for tho furtherance of Nebraska Bplrlt
and Nebraska athletics. Como pre
pared to pay homago to tho Missouri
Valley champions, and show ovory
member of tho team that thoy are
part of tho school that is needed
first, for tho honor of tho Scarlot and
Croam; second, for tho fdmo thoy
bring to tho university; third, for tho
memories that thoy will keep of old
Nebraska, and fourth, for tho develop
ment of NobraBka splrltthc spirit
I that works, fights and wins.
hpg-growlng campaign through these
states.
During tho campaign, of this special
In Iowa, tho train covered 1,415 miles,
and meetings wore held'in 136 towns.
Arrangements havo been made to visit
Nebraska .from October 24 to 27.
MEDICAL 80CIETY ELECTION.
'Theiirbotlng Saturday was good, but
itcouia uo improved a great uoai
more'. Itmust bo admitted that ovory-
"tliilB;: was comlngour way and that
Denver had but Uttlo chance of scor-
lng,but' .nevertheless wo should appre-
KOMEN8KY CLUB MEETS.
Bohemian Students Assemble for a
Fortnightly Meeting.
Tho Komonsky club, numbering
date the efforts of tho playors onough about fifty Bohemian studonts, waB on
to cheer with ra wholo heart or not at tortainod by
tho Misses Julia and
r11. vHalf-heartcd rooting counts for
naught. Let us boo if wo enn do hot
ter next time;, .
Who the spectator was that started
Emma Krisl at their home Saturday
evening. Tho guests wero given a
morry Hallowo'on reception. A gob
lin greeted them at tho door and a
witch waB at hand to recelvo thorn.
Organization of "Medics" Gets Ready
for the Work of the Year.
Tho Medical Society of the Univer
sity of Nebraska met Friday evening
and elected tho following ofheers:
Prosldent, Arthur L. Smith of .Dun-
lap, Iowa.
Vice-president, Blaine A. Young of
Malvern, Iowa.
Secretary, James B. Williams of
Wood River, Nebraska. '
Treasurer, Miss Bessie Mason' of
Beaver City, Nebraska.
This Boclety is an organization to
mombership of which all students in
the college of medlclno taking regular
medical work are eligible, and the nlm
of which is to promote social inter
course among its members, as well as
to secure speakers who will bo able to
address the members on topics of gen
eral Interest which do not fall within
tho scope of any prescribed courses.
Tho society has been in existence
slnco tho years when only preparatory
medical work was given In tho unlvor
vlty, though It has recently not been
active. A committee on revision of
tho constitution was appointed. The
number of regular medical students in
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Shoes!
Those now $4.00 and
$5.00 grades in samples
and cancelled (prices at
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a JittVe bit St. trouble in tho bleachers
Saturday ia notknown. Whoevor he
jyaB. he, should have I been accompanied
;to the gate and'-put off tho grounds. A
. t cowardly ktUc.othis kind for no.ap
' parent reason jjhquld. not bo tolerated
'njbng tkEiuofhody. Whether ho
v'li a iludeSt :or. .not, tho university
men', sfel'd &ave taften tlrer matter Into
their owh .haaj In defense of ono of
the aWgeiii'bpdapd shown the party
who acted ao Crudely that his pres-
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once outBide the- athletic Held was
more deslted than It was Inside.
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Tho regulation black cats, jack-o'-lanterns
and witches wero present In full
force. Tho fortune telling mid Hal
lowe'en gameB afforded an abundance
of merriment.
Tho club gave Its regular program
of readings, talks, and nmsical num
bers. Fifteen now members were
added to tho roll. Plans were laid for
a participation In tho coming County
Fair. At its noxt fortnightly meeting
the club will bo entertained by the
ladloB of "The Komonsky House," 310
South 26th Btreet,
Lincoln, Including those from tho first
year of tho six-year combined courso
onward, all of whom aro eligible to
membership in the society, Is 115, and
from this number, under the leadership
of the efficient officers elected, will no
doubt bo recruited an actlvoorganlza
tlon, of great valuo to tho members
themselves and also to the college in
which they are registered.
. Elmer Hills, 1909, was a' campus vIb-itor-Saturday.
Mr. Hills is principal
of tho public, Bchools at.Talrbury, Nob.
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jstfy has luid acahco to bo satisfied
.with iliji lateVesHji tjtiJB line of unlver
.Bity activtie this, jfall. Football of
!COura8lB .the cenjter of Interest, but
'iMHio nVni'a.r.Mitvfrv full trAGk. and
j VMUo, vty vvir, -" -"7--
jf-''. 'Tl)akstbstt added, to jt,. thd season's
'.Sf " . nrn-nofltB ar that "'Nebraska , has
entered upon a new era for bettor ath-
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"BREAKFAST BACON SPECIAL."
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Crowley the Denver right half, cer
tainly .deserves all the praise that h4
can get. Calling signals, for his plays,
as well as acting as captain of the
, Ministers," the plucky llttlo Moun,
, talneer showed, that bp has ithj right
spirit lp. fighting to, the end for his
f school, althpiigh they were losing. A
Sc.Bumber' of tijmeB he had to aBkfoV
.ni? out, but nevertheless he camja
back Tlth a. veflgoance which caused
tlie rooters to rise. In their seats, for
fear that he wQUldget away from,
sonio pf the XJornhuskers and carry
tho ball across the Noliraska goal.
Better Hog Raising to Be Preached in
Nebraska.
The "Breakfast Bacon Special," first
originated In Iowa, Is now crossing tho
state borders into Nebraska, Missouri,
Kansas and Minnesota, nnd llkowlso
arousing much enthusiasm among the
hog raisers. This special was first
termed the, Iowa Bettor Hog 'Train,
after which l was popularly docked
the "Breakfast .Bacon Special' The
train consists of seven cars, provided
by the Itock Island lines for tho ex
clusive use of experts, who travel
through tho state lecturing and dem
onstrating concerning the feed, care,
shelter, g.q'4. management of hogs.
j The special, in. fifs object, corre
sponds to the "Better Seed Wheat"
special recently r,un through Oklaho-
ma., Tfce movement was flrBt prompt
ed by the" alarming shortage of hogs
at 8l of the chief packing centers,
during 1909 and 1910
agricultural department of, the Rock-
Island lines, with the coK)perauon-?or
the agricultural colleges of jowa, Kan
COMING EVENTS"
The Cornhusker banquet, which
cornea December 2, should.be patron-
nieLJw iyery oaan in the ualveralty,! sas. Nebraska1 and Mlssourift started a
All University orQanizatlohs aro re
quested to .send in announcements
which they desire to have published.
Classes.'
Freshman class will meet in Memo
rial hall this, morning at 11:30.
Tho sophomoro class will meet in
Memorial hall Thursduy morning at
11:30.
Tho freshman, class will meet Jn
tho Teniplo ' auditorium Thursday
morning at 11:30.
y Organization's. r
Tho Engineering society W'H ,meet
WcdneBda'y evening In "M; E.206 at
7:80. , ' ; -.
Tho Pershing . "Rifios wilincet
Thursday evening In the armory at
7:1.5. . "
Tho Hawkeyb club-will meet Saturn
rrh-fnra h-,ihiy'vnlni.
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AttllitlCS.
h Football game, Dpano, vs. 'Nebras
ka. AVbietk) Seld. Saturday, pctober
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For Lunches Put TJp for. Particsi
also Ice Cream and College Iees and
Fruit Punches Call at,
THE FOLSOM, 1307 O St.
BOTH PHONES
EXCLUSIVE AGENCY
HUYLER'S & HUDSON'S
FINE CHOCOLATES AND BON B0NS
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Tho nlverslty of Nebrafcka urges all young people, who can, to
tako a four-year high school courso and prepare to enter college
Bdrae, however, cannot spend tho time required by tho high school
and college courses. For tho benefit of thoBC, tho University estab
lished, a number of years ago, tho
SCHOOL OF AGRICULTURE
School of Agriculture
which admits thoso who hnvo completed
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The Country Schools
Courses given in Practical Agriculture, including Agronomy, Agri
cultural Botany and Chemistry, Animal Husbandry, Dairying, Domes
tic Science, Farm Machinery, Farm Management, Farm Veterinary
Practice, Horticulture and the general branches.
Registration nt the University Farm, starting October 31, 1910.
NEW TERM STARTS
NOVEMBER .1, 1910
For information address A. E. Da'vlsson, Principal, Tho Uni
versity Farm, Lincoln, Nebraska.
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