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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1911.
THE ROOTING SQUAD.
"Rob"' llawloy has lamied a call for
rootorH.
JiiHt how much attontton will be
paid to It by thoso whom ho wIbIiob
to get out, ia a mattor for quostlon.
Captain Yates Will Try to Raise
Standard Butts Liked Cadets.
Commandant Yates gave a short
talk to tho officers of the regiment
Tuesday evening in which ho out
lined his plans for the coming year.
A stricter military discipline will be
rofiuired of the cadets this yoaf than
in provious years. The now U. S.
Army drill regulations will be put
Into offect at once.
Ho reminded the officers that only
through hard work and with tho
hoarty co operation of the officers and
cadetB could Nebraska take its place
in tho front rank of schools having
military training.
Captain Yates concluded his talk
by thanking tho men for their work
in maintaining order along tho line of
march during the Taft parado.
Major (Archibald W. Butts, tho ProB
idont's aldo. complimented tho Com
mandant highly on tho soldierly ap
poarance of the cadetB.
Students' special pictures at 75c
and $1.75 per dozen, are the clasBy
dope. Blazck's Studio, 1306 O.
MONAHAN VISITS CAMPU8.
Member of U. S. Bureau of Education
Inspects Nebraska.
Mr. A. C. Monahan of the U. S.
Bureau of Education, visited the Uni
versity .yesterday. Ho is making a
tour of a number of states, investigat
ing tho work in agricultural educa
tion. Preceding hiB coming here, he
visited tho universities of Missouri
SATIN BUTTON
That New Hobble Toe
$5.00 Values $2.95
BUDD 1415 O STREET
' But there Ib no doubt whatever as
to tho munbor that Bhould pay it re
Bpect. Ho should have to eliminate
at least live- hundred good leather
lunged CornhuBkers bofore organizing
1i1b proposed gang of 100.
Rooting Ib an Important part of col
logo athletics. It Is also tho only
sport in which a majority can partici
pate. It is good oxorclBo for tho
lungs, hoart, hands and foot, and line
for that "Nebraska Spirit."
It is also an art. Rootors noed Jiot
bo born, pcrhapB, but tho groat root
orB of history aro said to have been
hoarty Btiuallora from childhood's
lmppy hour. A rooter's mind must be
absolutely froo from restraint, and
Bolf-consclousnoss. Ho must bo a
person who can don scarlet trousers,
a white swoator, a floppy hat and a
mogaphono as naturally as a paper
collar. Ho must possess sufficient
strongth of mind to forgot tho girl
with tho fur-trlminod toque, and con
centrate his entire aura upon tho fact
that No-Bras-Kl Is tho ono best and
only absolutely safe speculation on
'change. Such men aro rather hard
to find, but thoro aro plonty of thorn
about. They owo It to thomBolves o
got out and lot their lights shlno
abroad In tho land. Nebraska needs
good rooting jupt as much as good
booting, on tho football Hold.
Come out from behind that shrub
beryl
We know youl
Dr. Maxoy "Mr. Noono, road your
notes on tho caso."
, Joo Noono (Deep Bllonce. followed
by prolonged rustling of papers.)
Dr. Maxoy "Hurry up or it will bo
afternoon,
HELP! HELP!
and Iowa, and ho goes frem hero to
Kansas and Oklahoma.
In speaking of his trip, ho expressed
himself as much plea'sed with what
ho had seen In the way of agricultural
education, and said that thero had
been an Increase this fall in tho ag
ricultural colleges of tho country of
3o per cent in attendance. Ho visited
at tho campus yesterday morning, es
pecially the Library, Physics and
ChemlBtry laboratories.
NOTICE.
The Committee on Student Organi
zations desires to call tho attention of
all students to Senato Rule 22c, pub
lished on pago 42 of the General Cat
alog, which reads:
"All University functions, Including
bocIuI gatherings of departmental
clubs, shall bo held on Friday and
Saturday evenings.
"All meetings of tjio following
named University clubs and organiza
tions holding later than 7:30 p. m.,
shall occur on Friday and Saturday
evenings except by Bpecial permis
sion of tho Committee on Student Or
ganizations: "Agricultural Club, Botanical Sem
inar, Chemistry Club, "Dramatic Club,
Electrical Engineering Socloty, Eng
lish Club, Engineering Society, Ento
mological Society, Forestry Club, Gor
man Club, GormanistlBcho Gosell
schaft, Komonsky Club, Latin Club,
Mechanical Engineering Society, Med
ical Socloty, Pharmaceutical Society,
Platform Club, Students' Debating
Club, Tegner Socloty."
Tho University Date Bpok Is kept
in tho olllco of Miss Ensign, Advisor
to "Women, and all societies are re
quested to secure tho reservations of
dates as soon as thoy can be deter
mined upon,
GEORGE R. CHATBURN,
Chairman Committee on Student
Organizations.
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