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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 16, 1910)
wi y' If. mam hi Hwtw .,. ,.. . ' " V , w. m . - suas.iAr. ,;. .- .::rrr-" -'- rr'.tLrT..! , ---. - ' JwBBF V-tWj'ty J ' "Wty '"' '-h UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA, LINCOLN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1910. Price & Cents, iPieotasKan W I Voh X. No. 38 I 7l -"-""" 4 : r vLi-y, (t , rft-x n At V COUNTY FAIR GOMES NEXT i GIRLS WILL RAKE IN SHEKELS Ott I 8ATURbAY. NIGHT; "ADVItt IS: COME WELL PREPARED EVERYTHING FROM SNAKE EATER TO BABY SHOW. 'Vaudeville "Opera, Doll Shows , , Bohemian ' Dances Are , , on the Bill. and The University of Nebraska Is again " to bo the recipient of that entortain- ment which has always demonstrated Itsolt to 'be the best on the Boclal schedule the annual 'County Fair. The time for the big fair Is Saturday evening November 10. The place will be the east end of the armory. According to the by-laws, which arose as a consequence of the first presentation, of the County Pair, 'this method of entertainment was adopted by the Y. W. C. A. social committee as an annual event, to bo conducted under the auspices of the association and in the Interest of the association's monetary system. The nature of the ovent. familiar, to most of the students, provides that .every university sorority , or ulrlB literary "society shall bo rep resented by a booth, the type of which is optional, and the 'purpose of whlch 1b to help boost tlio proceeus oi xne fair. Students, ,taor.ejm, whur-nttend the annual County Fair should come ' Inmply "supplied with' "chlckem feed" in order that they, may not be barrod from any &fVtho "living wonder' "snake eater," or ''sonorita" attrac tions. Real Live Janibarles. , A review of tho list of 'sub-entertainments 1b enough to arouse the curl OBlty of the most unsuspecting Indi vidual. For Instance, remarkable reproduction of the "pike" will bo of fered. Including overyunng irom nu tlvo Janizaries to tho customary "shoot the chutes." Every ono who failed to see the original "plko" --at, St., Louis is urged to avail himself of the coming opportunity 'to bo "taken fn" by the attractions. ,. . Vr jSvery booth will toll a story of Its own, as is significant by the medley of competing attractions and their re spective owners. Numborlng from - right to left, the booth will be de oifrnpil na follows: Kcheck stapd, oper,- ateU by 'Alia Qoodon, O. M. C. A.;" 2 "College Life " by Kappa Alpha Tho- ta; tl one act comedy by Alpha phi; . 4 picture gallery, by Delta Gamma; 5 "Baby Show." by Chi Omega; G vau- . (idvllle; by 'Union Literary society; t "opera," whether grand or comic not specified, by Delta Delia Delta; 8 "Doll" show, by Delta Zeta; 9 Boho - mian dances by Komonsky club; 10 -vaudoviUe, -by Alpha Chi Omega; 11 "An Old Sweetheart - of. -,Mirie,"" by Achoth; 12 a wheel operated on the roulette plan by Pi Bote phi; la "The Chantioler," by Kappa Kappa Gamma; 14 Comedy tiy Palladlan Literary soci ety 15 A. "feed" booth by German students;' 16 "in the Wopds," by Alpha, Omlcrpn PI, also an incidental "feed"; . 17 Black Masque will, bo, represented on' the "olko" with things pntnbler PROFESSOR FRYE BRINGS SUIT -TO CONSERVE SOME PROPERTY Professor P. H. Frye, head of tho rhetoric .department, Mxniday' bo-" gan proceedings in tho supremo court of Now 'York to have Mlnnio Hackett Trowbridge declared to bo incompetent to manage either her person or estate. Mrs. Trow.bridgo a tho widow of tho lato Francis E. Trowbridge, and 1b sixty years old. She has no' children, descendants of children, no brothers or sisters, and the petitioner said that ho be lieved that she was tho owner of tho house in which she lives, its contents and personal property, securities and money In banks. worth In all several hundred thou sand dollars.- -- - - Professor" Fry OBot forth 'that lie Is a cousin, orio removed, of Mrs. Trowbridge, and that her only next of kin aro Kotollas, a fourth cou- sin, Edith Peabody Wotmore, a fourth cousin, nnd James K. Hack ett, the actor, a half-uncle. Pro fessor Frye sot forth In his potl tlon that since November 28, 1008, Mrs. Trowbridge has, as tho, result of a paralytic stroke, become un able to tako caro of her person or estate and is unablo to caro for her household. Mrs. Trowbridge and tho delatlvcs named will bo served with notice of tho action. FOURTEEN "N'S" AWARDED FOOTBALL MEN GET LETTERS' FOR THI8 SEA80N. COACHES CHOSEN FOR BASKETBALL FIELD AND CHERRINGTON WILL HANDLE THE TEAM. No Decision Has Yet Been Made Re-" garding an All-Year Coach. DIGE8T LECTURES. Law Students Receiving Valuable In struction. R. A. Dalley has been hero during the past week giving lectures to the Maw students onmietechnlcai uso of rUfe-Amerlcanr-Dlgest-.. Tlid ..WQEkcaPi stltutcs five lectures por week to cacn 'of three divisions in-the hatviro of'labT oratory work In tho practice of using tho American Digest, a compilation of all -cnBes in tho United States. VOTE ON AMENDMENTS. Members Will Be Elected to the Board of Directors. Amendments to the University of Nebraska Y. i; C. A. constitution win be voted on tonight. Thoro will also be an election of tho board of direct orsowhich board will bo composed of five .faculty memborsi eight university s'tudentB, and four Lincoln men, the latter to be composed of ono nluinnus of Nobraska, ono pastor, one member of tho city Y. M. C- !A. board of dlrec tors, and ono choson at random. This board of directors will, take the place of the former advisory board and will bo one of tho modifications, nindo In the adoption of tho now constitution. cither way nt times, but neither get ting within scoring distance. Tho senior-junior game went to the class of 1911 by tho acoro of 2 to 10. Tho Benlors scored a safety in tho first quarter when after carrying tho baft frorii tho center of tho field, they woro held for downs close to tho junlbr goal. ' Tho Junior center throVvrtho jalhovGr-hlsbaclc-head-whon-it-tmt- was. attempted and a safety resulted. Tho seniors lost a touchdown in thf second half when Balderson, tho cap tain, fumbled on the junior gtiul line. Fumbles at other critical tlmeB pre vented good opportunities of scoring. Tho juniors advanced tho ball but Ht tle Christmas getting away for a- few long runs and a couplo of. forward passes taking the ball onco to "the senior ton-yard line, whoro tho latter team braced and took tho ball on downs. ,, CLASS GAMES. LEAVE THURSDAY. Depart for Cross-Country Team to Madison. Final preparations arc; being marfc by tho cross-country team which will represent Nebraska in tho mid-wst intercollegiato track meet. In view,of the fact tnat Nebraska, since the 3 in-lops- GILMORE TO RESIGN. Chaplain New of Cadets Goes 'to a , Pastorate. ' t Tlev. Charles Gllmore, chaplain of the uhlyerslty regiment of cadets, will deliver a farewell address to the f cadets Sunday afternoon at the Oliver theater; Cadets will attend in uni form. Hev. Mr. uumore wub npiiumt - ed chaplain last year with the- rank ' "orcaplalnrnnd went to camp-wlth e regiment. Ho will hand In his resig nation1 today-. He- baa'accepiedra pas " ' tora(e-tv Eighty-four, Par1 'J ' Seniors and Sophomores Beat JunloTs and Freshmen by Score of 2 to 0 and 6 to 2. Senldrs and sophomores were the victors in tho games played Monday botweeh the class teamB at the Uni versity of NebraBka. The two winners will play Friday or Saturday to decide tho championship. Tho winning team receives sweaters with' the numerals? f tho class thereon. The freshman.sophomore game was the opener, Tho frejhmen carried the ball close to the sophomoro goal, where they wore held for downs. The Eophomores tried: to punt out from bo hind their own gqal, but tho kick was blocked and tho ball recovered by a sophomoro behind his own goal. Tho jeteroe gave thorfreBhmon a sarety on tho play. After that tho sophomores braced and Jheld the other team fairly even until "toward tho last of the second quarter, Mulligan made it aivtv.vard return of a punt to the freshman ten-yard line, two piunges failed to gain, but Potter squirmed 'his way around the freshman left end for fha winning touchdown? Mulligan kicked.-goal. 'After thafc the game was a see-saw with the advantage leaning stallation of an intercollegiate c country event, has won either flrsfor Eocc-nd in e'very con'tcat, a great dfeal of interest in-being manifested by the students in the outcome of the 1010 conquest nt Madison. . Concerning tho prospects' of success. Dr. Clapp seems more dubious tjill yerir than ho has previously been. Jn a statement Issued last "night bypr." Clapp, homadd tho nsBertlon that, the representatives for Nobraska tjils year n.ro all excellent runners, but that their co-operation as a team was not up to the' standard. Ho maintained that previous victories by Nobraska: had been won not only on the merits of tho individual men but on the mer its of the team as a unit. ' The team will leave Thursday ovjen jng at 4 o'clock on the Hock Island, and will arrive in Madison Friday noon. Every team will probably go over tho course Friday afternoon. Tho race wll bo called' Saturday morning: November 19. Fourteen football letters woro awarded at a meeting of tho athletic board yesterday. Following aro tho names of tho 1910 ""N" men: Tomplo, captain, tackle; Chauner, end; Horn borger, guard; Hurmon, guard; Elli ott, guard; Collins, ccntpr; Shohkn, tackle; Lofgren, ond; Warrior, quar ter; O. Frank, halfback; B. FranR, hulfback; Minor, halfback; Ilathbono, fullback; Stunner, guard. Oi M. Field, assistant physical di rector of tho .university, nnd B. M. Chorrington were named an coaches for tho basketball team. Tho coaches have callod a practice for tonight at tho armory, whon thoy will start work In earnest for tho coming year. Regular Coaches. - O. M. Field was named as coach for the baseball team and Chorrington tho 1911 track squad. FJold is an old timer at tho baseball game, Chorring ton was track coach last year. If ho a8-materialro,iyy,9rkonnext..f(prlnK. iNoDrasK.1 win uo as succeasiui on mo diamond as on tho gridiron. . , As far as an all-year coach Is con cerned, tho matter is as far from a decision as over. Tho committee which has boon appointed to maico tho selection has not ypt made a report. It Has 'not boon given out. whethor or not nny applications have boon' re ceived or whothpr any ' prospective coaches havo boon conBidorcd. Tho committoe will roport at a later meet ing. ' Change on Rules. Tho rules provide that a man par ticipating In threo lntorcolloglato games, which are contests In the Mis souri Valley conforenco or Chicago conference, entitle a man to a letter. By reason of his long sorvico on tho team and his -participation in two of theso games this year, Sturmor was awarded his letter. The rules also provide that in caeo of an Injury, a man shall bo awarded his lottor, if he "would havo bthdrwiso havo won it. On this ground Elliott was given his In itial. " T . .Tho handicap track meet which was scheduled for Saturday, November 19. will probably be called off, The board felt that this would bo advisable in view of the Uttlo amount of interest In the work shown by the men and tho lack of practice. TO 8PEAK IN WASHINGTON. Notice, Freshmen. . (- Every freshman who wishes a pap or "tam" nuiBt leave" name, size of cap and twenty:flvo cenfa deposit before G. p, m. JTlturaasy ThX J . positively your last chance,- . - ' - ' COMMITTEE University Faculty Members to Attend Meetings. Chancellor Samuel Avery and Dean Burnett left Saturday, arid Mr. Val Keyser, superintendent of farmers in stitutes, on Friday, for Washington, D. C, to attend meetings of presidents of statti universities, lie association of American agricultural colleges and experlmont stations, and tho American association of farmers' Institute wprki ers. Chancellor Avery Is chairman of the college section of the association of American agricultural, colleges and experiment station. He will give an address on" the subject, "Should col-leges-'of agriculture, in view of federal supjiort, charge" tuition, for rmn-resi-dent.studeiijtsj"; Dean Burnett wjll ad-, dress the extension section; on "Exten sion Schools of Agriculture," .,Mrv Val Keyser speaks, before the American association of, farmers' ingtjtutenworlp ers"pnwVBoys' and Girls'' institute." )' . A MkMM ( U- .,.ia it-iL? ..tw ..- uim
