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undor tho Aot of Congress of March 8,
1879.
MARCH 11, 1011.
THE TOURNEY.
Tho baskotball tourney hns already
proved a grand buccobs. Tho inter
est taken by tho different schools of
tho stnto has not boon lacking and
thoy havo sent somo good toams.
Tho university has boon givon an op
portunity to see what tho secondary
mon can do. and aU 3Yhohavoattondz.
ed tho games have got their money's
worth. Tho variety of play and tho
frlondly rivalry of tho schools has
mado tho games Interesting nnd ontor-talnlng.
OH YOU Oodles
S2.50
for
Men
and
SHOES! Women 1415 0 St.
Ono thing that has gono a groat
way toward making tho tournament
tho bucccbb that it has boon is the
assistance tondored by the fraterni
ties. A great deal of oxpenso has
been avoided and tho boys havo been
ontortained In a way that no ono elso
could do it. Not only hnvo tho visit
ing toams boon taken caro of in tho
way of food and sholtor, but thoy havo
been takon about, tho campus and
Bhown tho different buildings of tho
university by tholr hosts. Such treat
ment can result in nothing but good
for tho institution. Every ono of
these men is going home with a
-deeper feolingof appreciatlon-'for tho
university. They havo seen some
thing of tho college men and what
thoy stand for, and several have ox
pressed a desire to attend no other
college than Nebraska.
The teams that have come through
to the finals have had no easy time
in winning their way. Thoy aro not
going to give up. So near to the
championship of the state, thoy aro
going to fight hartfc in the finishing
contest. No one should fall to see
the game tonight. Let the university
' mon get out and give their college
yells- in- the true- old- Nebraska style
and let? them know tho university till
exists. Give, a cheer for tho mem who
JS!!SJCjajW-oar.. J-wlli
add life to tho gamo and make it tho
raoro enjoyable ,;, v "fiv ,
'"Glvo,Soino coplo-an Iftch'an'q they
wHf takft a tyird."' do it le Witti tho
smokers. In times past thoy woro
contoht with concroKatlnK at tho
'floulh"gafo a'llUlo to ono sldo and
disgracing tho whole university. Now
they deem themselves moro important
nnd block tho entranco to tho cam
pus. It is almost impossiblo for ono
to1 squeozo his way through these
smoking cinders, Many of tho women
coming to and from classes walk
around out of their way and oven
prefer being late to trying to run tho
gauntlet of tho nicotine worshipers.
If th'oso Bamo porsons who Insist on
their presonco at tho gates during in
termissions were halt decent, thoy
would at least got to ono sldo whoro
tnoy would not bother overyono. If
tho Individuals can not tako care of
ry society play at
vorsity should tako measures to ro-
movo tho nuisance.
How would It Boom to havo tho
fountain on tho campus running these
warm days? It is a good preventive
of tho hook worm.
FIlLI TO (OACH TRACK TEAM
AME8, KAN8A8 AND MINNE80TA
ARE ON THE SCHEDULE
OF DUAL EVENT8.
O. P. Field was yestorday elected
coach of tho univorslty track toam.
This announcomont was not altogeth
er unsuspected slnco Mr. Field has
been assistant in tho department of
physical education for Bomo time and
also baskotball coach during tho last
soason. If his offorts as track coach
are aB successful as they havo been
In othor divisions of tho athletic p.nr-
-riculumr Nebraska will agnlmnako a
crediblo Bhowlng in the Intercollegiate
moots.
Tho Nebraska track schedule for
tho coming season has also been an
nounced, as follows:
BUDD
April 29 Amos at Ames.
May C Kansas at Lincoln.
May 13 Minnosota at Minneapolis.
May 20 Open date.
May 26 and 27 Missouri Valley con
ference at Des Moines.
Nebraska will probably bo repre
sented in both of tho westorn Inter
collegiate indoor athletic meets to bo
held at Kansas City and Omaha. An
Invitation has been received for entry
to tho Kansas City athletic moet for
March 25, but as yet no formal ac
ceptance has been made. In all prob
ability, however, a small toam will
participate in this event. Tho athletic
board ofrtha university has-already
approved"" the Nebraska elitry in the
Omaha meet to be holdon April 1.
Heretofore Nebraska has boon very
successful in this moet. If hold in ac
cordanco with previous custom, it will
also be a handicap event
GOVERNOR WILL SEE PLAY.
He and
Mrs. Aldrlch Accent Invita
tion of Committee.
Tostertay tho junior play commit
tee called' on Governor Aldrlch- and
extended an invitation to him and
Mrs Aldrlch to. act as- patroa and
patroness of the play. The governor
accepted at once and said that he
w"M-W-ntere-Mlaa-plemgexl terle'-
present. Ho expressed a great inter
est In thoJunlor woek. -.tr .
"york ori the play hsr' been going
forward' at a rapid rate afrd the cast
has put in extra time duriftg tho past
week. In order to have it ready for
presentation noxt Saturday.
THE BULLETIN
March.
11 -Catholic Students' club, music
room, Temple, 8p.ni,
14 Mrs. B. B. Conant, song recital,
Tomplo, 11 a. m.
16 Annual junior claBs convocation,
Tomplo, 11 a. m.
18 Junior play, "A Message from
Mars," Oliver theater, 8:15 p. m.
21 Convocation, Dr. Louise Found on
"Chanticleer."
23 Univorslty Cadet band concert,
Tomplo theater.
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