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PROFESSOR DAYISSON DIES
HEAD OF SCHOOL OF AGRICUL
TURE PA88E8 AWAY EARLY
SUNDAY MORNING.
Prof. A. E. Daviason, principal of
the university school of agriculture,
died at a local hospital early last Sunday-
morning, JJe Jiad beenalck lor
some time, but his condition was not
considered dangerous until Saturday,
when lie was removed o a hospital.
The funeral was held Tuesday from
the Tamlly residence.
The school of agriculture has grown
during the administration of Principal
Davlsson. Ills steady hand guided the
affairs evor In the wayB of progress
and right. HIb death came as a shock
to tho university and the public In
general, but was folt most deeply 'by
IiIb own students at the farm. Reso
lutions of appreciation of the work of
Professor Davlsson and of sympathy
for Mrs. Davlsson were adopted by the
board of regents nt the Tuesday meet
ing. Mrs. Davlsson will be acting princi
pal of the school for the rest of this
year. She helped -her husband a great
deal and Is thoroughly familiar with
the duties of the office.
LINCOLN CAPTURES OUTLAWS.
League Team Is Victorious in Base
ball Game 4 to 3.
Tho OutlnwB met the Lincoln West
ern league team in a' practice game of
baseball Tuesday and were defeated
by the score of 4 to il. Prom the show-.luKmadeby-tlio
Outlaws it Is evlden t
that the other teams In the university
are going to have something to con
torAl with on the diamond. The bat
teries: For Lincoln. Hagerman, Vox
and Kelly; for tho Outlaws Prouty,
Rodman and Ratcliff.
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April 22
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