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VOL. XL NO. 152.
UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA, LINCOLN, FRIDAY, MAY 24, 1912.
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TRACKTEAM LEAVES FOR MEET
COACH STIEHM AND HIS MEN
READY FOR VALLEY CONTEST
CORNHUSKERS ARE IN CONDITION
Racely, Anderson, McGowan, May,
Barney, Bates, Christmas and
Wherry to Be Point Winners.
The major itv ot the ti.ick team lelt
with Coach Stielun estenlaj attei
noon for Des Moines to participate in
the MlHholiii Vallei meet, (!n lteed
with tile lemamdei ol the team leaes
this aftei noon
The team will be Miengthened 1)
the piesence ol ltacelj in the Hpnnth
The coaches lor a time leaied that
the injur iecened at Kuiihus would
rot) Xebraaka of the her ices ol hei
premier daHh man in the Vallej meet
Saturda llib le is still son- hut
should he considerahl better than It
is now Kacelj is running chances
bj competing in the Valley meet ol
so injuring his lame leg that he will
be kept out of the Oljnipie trvouts
However, a.s that is more or less in
dividual competition, lie piefers to
gie what he has in the Missouri Val
ley. where what points he may win
will count for cbiaska
Anderson, Nebraska's sine point
winner and captain, has been suffei
ing from a sole muscle I low ever
his chances for winning the mile
event are not threatened to m gie.it
extent "And" will compete in the
mile and will run on the lela team
McGowan who at piescnt holds the
Valley iecord in the hall mile, Is m
butter shape than he has bevM all sea
son Herinond the Missoun stai, Is
the man that ' Bean ' will have to
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TONIGHT-GLEE CLUB CONCERT-OLIVER THEATRE
UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA GLEE
MEDICS ARE TO HAVE AN OUTING
Tuesday Set Aside for Annual "Sneak
Day'' of Medic Students at
Capital Beach.
Tuesday Ma -S has been set aside
as a gala da lor all the medical stu
dent!?' of the Cimersit The will
all meet in Nebraska Hall at 10 nil
o'clock, and fiom there go to the spe
cial cars which will take them to
Capital Beach Doctor Wolcott has
ananged it so that all who go out at
that time will be ghen lares to the
Beach
The da will be taken up with boat
races and othei livel class events, as
a baseball game between the classes
There will also be a girls' nice and a
doctors' i ace, both ot which will be
watched with mteiest
t noon there will be a big teed
The picnic is in chaige ot A W
Adson and It A Moser, who will have
the picnic tickets lor sale until Mon
day evening
Military Applications.
Applications lor appointments m
the militai department should tie in
Captain Yates' hands by Saturday
inoining May 2." An application
lorm will lie found on the bulletin
boaid at the east end of the Armory,
and these applications may be
diopped in the box at the entrance to
the commandant's olllce
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The Observatory will be open
to the public Friday, May 24,
from 8 to 10 p. m., if the skies
are clear, for a view of the
moon.
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THIRTEEN TO HECEIVE DIPLOMAS
Commencement Exercisec of Music
School to Be Held June
7 and 8.
Special leatures will be added .
the ( oinineiicement exercises (I the
I niveisit School ol Music this je.u
Two evenings will be given ovei to
the graduating seniors, June 7 and S
On Friday evening, in the Temple
Theatre, the eighteenth annual con
cert ot the school will occur-, but
given b the seniors rather than by
the juniors, .is was formerly the cus
torn The regular graduating exer
cises will be held Saturday
Thirteen members of the school, all
girls, will icceive diplomas this ear
Of these, nine have specialized in!
piano, three in voice and one in violin
The graduating seniors are as lol
lows Bernice Chambers, Beryl Ilalni,
Margaret Howard, Marguerite Klink
er, Iluth l'llcher, Mamie Kohwer
Keva Kussell, Josephine Sanford,
Amelia Scliaer, Minnie Stabler, Aura
Stevvait, I.illie Ward and Myrtle
Wood
The ( onservatory proper will not
close until Frula, June l." It will
reopen on June IT lor a live weeks'!
summer session Some of the regular
members of the faculty will teach dur
ing tlie summer school
Agricultural Club Meets.
The last regular rrreetirrg of the Ag
riculture club will be held Saturday
evening at h 00 o'clock in C 1 01
Professor Fossler will give a stereop
tican lectin e on (lermari
After the address the annual elec
tion of officers will take place, and
therefore a full attendance is desiied
CLUB
;SpEAKERS FAVQR SINGLE TAX
SPECIAL CONVOCATION AR0USE8
ENTHUSIASM FOR PLAN.
STIMULATES STUDENT ACTIVITY
Nebraska Students Urged to Get To
gether on This Community Meas
uro for Their Own Sakcs.
At a special convex atlon. heal ( s
terda for the pin pose, the movement
for a single tax was begun .vith a
telling impetus On Heed, who haH
been pushing the proposition lor somo
time had an attractive program ar
ranged which kept the major it of tho
large audience that lllled the chapel
until after twelve o clock
After a few selections b the dleo
Club, Dean Hesse was introduced
and in characteristic manner present
ed to the students a tew terse ideas
worth remembering He einpbasi.ed
the point that the more one puts irrto
Ills college life the more good he de
rives from It, that In the end ono
cannot receive without giving
Anan Raymond, a member of the
junior law class, and a graduate of
the class of 11)11, was the next speak
er. He dealt with the subject from
the student's point ot view and in tho
course of his remarks answered tho
arguments levied by the opposition.
The present plan contemplates the ex
emption of such students Irom pay
ment of the tax upon their application
for such relief fronr the Chancellor.
Strikes Popular Chord.
Mr Raymond struck u popular
chord when he said irr part "There
Is too much enlightened selfishness
around this I'niversity What we
need to do is to forget our own little
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