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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
THE PROPEJITX OF
THE UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA,
Lincoln, Nebraska. v
Published by
THE STUDENT PUBLICATION BOARD
'EDITORIAL STAFF.
Editor S. O. COTNER
Managing Editor A. II. DINSMORE
AflBOdttto Editor T. M. EDGECOMBE
Aesoclato Editor RICHARD MEYER
BUSINESS 8TAFF.
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Society and Personal.. F. C. McCONNELL
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Sciences and Gorman. ,E. J. HUBERMAN
Engineering R. A. HUNTINGTON
Agricultural E. II. GRAVES
Law A. C. SCHMIDT
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under tho Act of Congress of March 3,
1879.
MARCH 18, 1911.
Aro you going to tho junior play to
night? It is well worth your while,
and thoro will ho no disappointments.
haB.
But that is not sufficient. Wo must
havo action. It does no good to go on
complaining ahout tho strict rules
that havo been outgrown and aro now
a dotriment lnstoad of a benefit. Ne
braska., Kansas, Ames, Coo and Drako
havo no opposition to a reform. Tho
majority want it, and why can wo not
havo it? Iowa, tho big obstaclo in tho
way of rovlsion, is thinking of with
drawing from tho cohforonco and stay
ing permanently with tho Big Eight
At tho noxt mooting of tho conforonco
thoro should be somo action takon
which will savo tho game.
It is ridiculous, to say tho least,'
that tho great American gamo which
has none of tho objections raised to
football should bo put out of commis
sion bocauso a few insist on an old
obsolete rule 'Baseball Is a practical
thing and should bo dealt with in a
practical way. JuBt let a fow of those
rthoories that havo "proyott misorablo'
failures bO dlscardod. Got down to
common senso and savo tho gamo.
Draw tho lino of eligibility as con
corns baseball in tho right placo and
Whon tho spring of 1912 rolls around
Intercollegiate baseball will again bo
flourishing in tho Missouri Valloy.
GO TO OMAHA.
Tho dato of tho groat Indoor track
meet at Omaha Is April 1, and that
same day comes on Saturday. Ne
braska, Is going to bo roproBonted.
Tho Cornhuskors aro to compote with
Michigan and KanBns in a relay race
that Is calculated to bo tho, moBt excit
ing of tho ovonts. Michigan haB a
strong team which compares favorab,ly
with thoBo of tho groat colleges of tho
So many aro gottlng tired of work
and wIbIi that thoy could llvo a wholo
week or a month without having any
labors to think of. How strango thoy
all wlBh that awful routlno of class
attondanco could bo abollshod. But
such Is tho tondoncy of human nature,
to nlwayB doploro present circum
stances. Those who aro taking a
forced vacation accompanied by tho
smallpox, aro .wishing tho opposite
Cheer up, you'ro lucky after all.
FORE8TRY CLA88 TO THE WEST.
Eight Members Take Up Field Work
in Nebraska.
Elgfit . members ' ol the' forestry
claBB, P. C. CarlBon, It. Dick, Claronco
Korstlnes, T. Kruogor, W. Hurtt, P.
Roberts, L. Atkins, and Q. P. Stultz,
left Wednesday for HalBol, Nob.,
where thoy will ongago in flold work.
Suede Low Shoes, Pumps,
High Shoes, Any Way
You Want 'Em
$2.50 BUDD up stairs
BUDD
1415 0 St.
oast. If this one contest Is won it
will bring famo to tho unlvorslty.
Now this dato fortunatoly occurs on
Saturday and thoro should bo a largo
delegation from Lincoln attend tho
moot. On account of tho rulings of
tho conference Ho more NobraBka foot
ball games can bo played In tho Gate
' olty, Why not havo an oxcurslon at
thq time of tho indoor moot? It wih
help tho boys to win, if thoro aro a
lot of students along to cheer. While
rooting may bo, all hot air, it, never
theless, goes a great way toward win
ning athlotio contests.
BASEBALL.
. Minnesota and South Dakota univer
sities havo declared that, playing Bum
mor baspbajl does not make their men
inpjlgiblq to pjay on tho varsity team.
This action In Itself 1b nothing more
than an expression of tho sentiment
of tho whole collpgo world, Proniot
ers havo found that thoy must havo
tho best possible team in tho school
In order to make a financial success
of tho game. Those-who havo watched
the progress of college athlotlcs and
especially baseball aro arriving at the
conpluslon that tho present rules airo
killing a gamp that tho people want to
stay. ' A'numier of the' Missouri Val
Joy seools -have, takenjthe - stand-In
about tho same 'way at Mtaaetata
Halsoy Is In tho mlddlo of tho sand
hills of Thomas county, whoro tho
government hns a forest reserve, sot
apart by President Roosovolt. Ex
periments aro being conducted to teBt
tho feasibility of growing plno trees
in tho sand hills. Tho forestry boys
expect to bo gone a week or ton days.
THE BULLETIN
March.
18 y. W. C A. pageant of missions,
Temple, 3 to 5 p. m.
18 Agricultural club, Illustrated lee-,
tu'ro on Germany, by Professor
FoBsler.
18 Junior play, "A Message from
Mars," Oliver theater, 8:16 p. m,
21r Convocation, Dr. Louise Pound on
"Chanticleer."
21 Wrestling, Iowa vsj Nebraska, at
Iowa City.
21r-Tognor meets at tho Temple, 8
p. m.
27 Mid-somostor examinations beglnT
23 University Cadet band concert.
24-rUhion Literary ijocttjty play at
, TemDloJ&sftter.,, j
26- Junior class sconvecRttori.
ALL SOULS' CM1RCU, UNITARIAN
Corner H and 12th Streets
ARTHUR L. WEATHERLY, Minister
A CHURCH WITHOUT A CREED
All Souls' Church is an Association which stands for a rev
erent attitude toward the Facts of Life. It has the University
Ideal, the Search for Truth. It welcomes to its membership
people of all beliefs. Such a modern, open-minded, facinjr-the-future
organization ought to appeal especially to students.
You are cordially invited to attend its services.
Sunday Morning, March 12, 10:45 Subject "Nebraska and
the Nation"
Social Ethics Class, 12:15 Mr. John Spargo, author of "The
Bitter Cry of the Children", will speak.
Musical Vesper Service 4 p. ra. The Rlccally Quartette.
All Students are Cordially Invited
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