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UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA, LINCOLN, SATURD,Ay, NOVEMBER 1 2, 1910.
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8TUDENT8 CONFINED TO HOTEL
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HAYE RECOVERED HfoM SMALLPOX
CUMMlNGS and korstian had
LIGHT CA8E8!
8ENIOR8 HOLD HOP.
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o Fear of Disease Spreading Nearly
All 8tudent8 Vaccinated Sedu-
"slon Nearly as Bad as
the Pestilence.
Bon Gumming of Lebanon, a junior,
has boea released, from conflnoment
within the walls of tho nptorloua
Hotel do Pesto, located In tho corn
fields south of Lincoln. Clarenco
Korstlan, another student, has also
boon reloased. Ho returned to the uni
versity several days ago aftpr a stay
of nearly ten days at the smallpox
hospital. Neither man seems en
"tnusiaBtic about tho disease.;
' The;hospltalM'it-ls said, is Just a llt
tlo better than tho old one which was
abandoned over a year. The old struc
ture still stands near tho new hostelry
Thero Is somo contrast between tho
two buildings, tho now ono being about
tho size of an ordinary boarding houBo,
ancMho old ono somowhat-resembling.
a small low barn.
" r Cases Very Light.
Both . the Cumming and Korstian
caseB were very light Neither of the
men was really sick., Tho doctors say
that tho cases we're remarkably light.
The seclusion, however, is almoBt as
bad aB tho dlseaso itself. It is cspocl
ally lonesome tit tho Hotol cdo Pesto
when tho guest list is limited to only
one or two persons. Solitaire is the
favorlto game of the boarders.
Disease Will Not Spread.
Thero iB'no danger of a -spread of
tho disease, is tho vordlct of tho re
cently Tolcasod patients. Thoy wero
both "dlBcovorod" before the dlseaso
had reached the stage when it is con
tagious, and both men wero exception
ally careful when thoy loft tho Hotel
Students who wero In attendance at
tho, university. last,year wore all vac
cinated and are thought to bo immune,
but occasionally a vaccinated person
will come' down with it. University
authorities are not fearful of a spread
of this disease. .
First University Dance of the Year
Held Friday Evening by Upper
Classmen.
Tho first informal danco of tho uni-.
vorsity social season was held. Friday
evening at tho Lincoln hotel. Every
ticket which tho committee had was
taken. About two hundred couples
were in attendance. Tho hop was con
sidered very successful. Harold Nobel
was chajnnan of tho dancp and Earl
Leo was master of ceremonies.
Several other university dances have
been scheduled for the coming weeks.
The next danco on tho program will
bo tho sophomore hop, which will be
given Saturday ovening, November 19,
at tho same place as was the sonlor
informal.
TODAY WILLJTELL tIEJALE
MISSOURI VALLEY CHAMPION
SHIP HANQ8 IN BALANCE.
EIGHT SHOULD DE A WARN ONE
8TUDENT8 URGED TO WEAR COL
OR8 AND BRING MEGAPHONES.
After Today Only One More Footbali
Game Remains on the Ne
braska Schedule.
Today will decide tho football chani-
-pionship of tho Missouri Valloy con
ference, at least as far as Nebraska is
from gotting stalo and that Is "suf
ficient. .Jf.hoy. can start, tho. gamd
In as gobd "condition as Ihoy started
tho ono at Lawrcnco, today's bit of,
gridiron pleasantry will bo all Scarlet
and Cream. Thursday &'ft'6rrioohv th6'
team went through a stiff scrlmmago
practice, slowing up yesterday of tor
noon with only a brisk workdut on
signals.
Bring a Megaphone.
If tho studonts of tho university
respond today as thoy havo In tho past
to tho call for onthuslastio support, tho
gamo this afternoon will bo another
demonstration of real school spirit'
It is tho dcslro to mako tho south
bleachora a solid maBB of colors and
.megaphones, qno ofhoroaulromonts
for admission to tho center of t he.
bloachors is that each student wear
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COMMITTEE MEETS, BUT SILEN
ON WHAT IS DONE.
Prominent Senior Name on Request
0 Calla Nebraska Basketball an
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Mann and His Team Will Again
Meet ThefT Rivals.
Lincoln and Omaha high schools will
class 6h the' Omaha field today in their
socond football argument of tho soa
son. Omaha wob defeated by Lincolq
111 the' first game to tho tune of 9 to G,
and tho gamo today is receiving no
small amount of attention from -followers
of tho two schools,--Lob Mann, tho
crack Lincoln quarterback, will be in
the game. About a hundred Lincoln
rooters will root for thoir team at
Omaha, . ' "
LEAVE8 TODAY.
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DELIVER ME FROM THEM,'
80 Says president Hutcblns of Michl
- twif-Wotnen-Who Prepare- -for
a Career. s.
"Deliver me from the woman who
omee to the university to prepare for
a career," said President H, B. Hutch
as of the University of Michigan, In
his annual address last week to the
wpma,or -the university. ' '
He'iurged jthe omen to.; select
ttf lei that would it then to become'
mome-maKors ana moiners. 11 iney uaa
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carrers would seqk them out.
Chanoellor Avery-to Speak'-at Wash
ington, D. C.( on Two Occasions.
Chancellor Avery, leaves today for
Washington, D. C, where he will at
tend the meetings of tho American
Association of Universities and the
American Association of Agricultural
Colleges. TheBO associations will con
vene In thov capital city next week.
Tho chancellor will read a paper be
fore each of tho two organizations dur
ing their annual sessions.
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concerned. Nebraska will meet Ames
on Nebraska field at 2:80rtKTsrafier'
noonr- Nebraska- isso farundefeated
in the Valley, and the tusslo with the
Iowa Aggies will tell the. tale. If
Nebraska wins, -"King" Colo will be
the happiest man in the state, outside
of Jim "Dahlman. , J
1 While tho Cornhuskers havo ' not
-hadrmuch work since the Kansas gamo
they havo done enough to keep them
Scarlet and Croam" aha" come with a
megaphone, prepared to make the root
ing the -best 'Of tho season. If tho
Cornhuskers wrest victory from Ames
and thoreby'capturotho championship'
a celebration wllf bo in order. ' '
After tho game today only ono more
remains on tho Nebraska schedule a
contest with - Haskell in Lincoln' 011
Thanksgiving day. Tho Haskell garno
however, noes not counton tho cham-
pionsnip. Aiiuiuor Birouuuiuj game in
Nobraska nepds a basketball coaoh..
Although tho call for players was Is
sued four wooks 'ago, and a squad of
nearly fifty men haB bcon gotting out
each practice day, thoy havo had only'
such instruction' as has boon given by',
tho older players. Among tho candl-,
dates thoro is an abundance of good
material. Efficient coaching begun at
onco.wpuld. n,o doubt result in tho turn
ing out "of "ono of tho university's
strongest teams. But if tho soloctlon
of a" coach is deferred until tho elev
enth hour, chances for a successful'
season will bogin to got painfully slim.
Tho regular meeting of a spocial'
committoo of tho athletic board was
hold at 11 a. m. yesterday In Dr.
jHHPX-flfflCOi 'Thn mnetlnff-was-callfltL-
for the purpose of discussing and act
ing up oh the advisability of seloctiBg
temporary coaches for the different
athletic departments, basketball in
cluded, to serve for tho remainder of
tho school yoarT' At tho closo of the
mooting tho committeemen refused o
mako known TtMe? Action, .of .tho com
mittee, j ' t 2
', What One Student Says. t
"I, think it 1b ,a ahamo,"! said a,
prominent sonlor yestorday, "that
somothing is not dono to lift the bas
ketball team 6ut of is rut. The Corn
huskers have-not beenMn first ranlc
basketball circles- in tecent years
One of the chief causos for this con?
dltlon baa' been the lack of consistent'
coaching. Tho basketball team has too
frequently been &t leftover 'in uoiverJ
sity athletics, A year ago'the athletlcf
board wasted six weeks' precious "time
before abasketball coach" was finally
selected. "" Andin making tho selecUbii
tho board managed to make such, a'
moss of tho matter as to cause dis
satisfaction, and uncertainty. This year
thoro may bo eomo excuse for delay
but tho delay has already extended'
long enough. Tho athletic board should
get busy, do somo thinking, and act."
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BRYAN TALKS TO GIRLS.
Will 8neak in Memorial Hall 8unday
at 4 O'clock.
W.'J. Bryan will speak to tho unl-Versitywomen-next
Sunday at 4 1. m.
la Memorial hall. Some misunder
standing .was prevalent' that this lec
ture yro&W, be made to Y. W. 0. A.
member aloes. Such- is not the case.
Every co-ed of-the irhfverslty is urged
to be present at the lecture. Mr.
Bryan's theaie will be "TheFrulU of
Tree;'. A .ladlee'
Missei 'Manning,
quartet,- ooa-
Ransom,-
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Kocn ana manxon, wiu provioe musia
for the entejjaiasset. 'j Mise Miller
will Vender vocal seiectkejs.
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ary committee met at 5 o'clock: yet
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DEBATERS QET NEW MEMBERS.
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Besides They Discuss the "Closed
Shop" Question In Regular
1 Meeting. '
Tho Platform.club met Thursday
evening in science' hall fn theTeinple.
A. debate on thV "cToee'dBboD'was
'ijlven. Bruce .Johasoa aadW. Aj
jasey spoke for te affirmative and
quffora faiuips aaaaipa uauaoraoB
:jpheld the negative.' Following the
debate, speeches were called for from
the ioor: AJjibort busiaeM session
was h'eld-whea several new members
were taken in, the names to be aa-nouacedat'a'laterdate.68
terday afteraoon for the purpose of ,
anticipated' from the Indians, with tho instituting a canvaae among!! unlver;.
odds so far slightly in -favor of the P"1 students tor enrollment in one,oi
Nobraskans. - lth BerleB of. group organizations nojr
.- . - - Ibeingjformed by the asociatio..Taia
canvass is to bo made before the.
Thanksgiving holidays., t The (pjan of
the committee, .not definite as yet, is!
to organise the different university com
leges-into separate grohps,- and aseigaj
"to each an oatUaed Jeonrse of study J
or field, apoa 'whlch'f to oo8etrae
their study. FoV Jnirtaace, eaglaeers ,
will be orgaalseH aader the dlrectlea
of Professor glaysaaker for the par-!
nnia f iuAvlnv ihm nlsalonanr field!
of South Aaaerlca. Lawejrlll be united! '
under the leadership of Dr. Lawreaee,
under the course ."The Challeaevofi
the City."1 MrJts',ai4Mnwllij
probably comblae aadke?a-Jbere ofi ,
musxratea lectures wiia views o
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