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SATURDAY, OCTOHKR 12, 1912
THE WEEK'S REVIEW.
1 1 It Mulligan, senior; Clark Die kin
won, Junior. I K Molor, Roph"i'i(,re .
1' A Warner, fri'Bhinun. ThlB election
marked the first trial of the AiiHtraliiin
ballot svstem
According to the report of Dr Kn
diie C Babcock, tho government h fdu
rational expert, the University ranks
among the fifty nine best colleges In
tho country
Merrill Reed and Oloyd Stewnrt nre
appointed managing editor and iihro
elate editor respectively of Tin1 Ne
braHkan John S Uowen heconii'H cir
culatlon manager
The first football rally of the neanon
wan held ThurHday morning H wns a
good one, bringing out considerable
enthusiasm and good fellowship
Lincoln churchoH hold reception for
University HtudentB Friday nlK"'
Some trouble arises over the prox
imlty of a carnival company to the
campus and Gertrude Mall Through
tho Intervention of the student body
the local authorities remove said nuls
ance and thereby avert what might
havo been a scone
I
Being a Brief Resume of the Events of
the Past Week, as Gleaned from
Nebraskan Files.
Nebraska started out like a Valley
champlonHhlp team last Saturday,
when they emerged from the Bellevue
game Hlxtyone points to the good
Straight football was the order of the
day, but despite this llalligan, I'urdy,
and Howard weie able to do some dis
play work
With Minnesota and Manhattan as
objectives the team has undergone a
week of stiff practice, a greater part
of It being secret l'eaison, the speedy
tackle, will be out for today's game
on account of injuries, otherwise the
team seems to have kept in good condi
tlon
Governor Wood row Wilson paid a
short visit to"" the University and ad
dressed the students in the Temple
Prof Edwin Maxey has a com pre
lrenslve article on the recall of judges
In the September Forum An article
on Jack London bv 1'iof 1' M Buck
1b reviewed in the current number of
the Llterar Digest
The moot court, the hidden sorrow
of the law students, convenes for the
year.
The Univeisity electrician makes an
appeal to the students to leturn elec
tric light globes stolen from the cam I
Multiplex slide ruloH are gunranteed
by The Dietzgen See one before you
buy a slide rule Adv.
Republican Rally.
Meeting of University Republican
(TaTt) Club 11 a m Tuesduy, fuoult)
hall. Temple All republicans come
A shipment of new Multiplex slide
iules are being shown at The Co Op,
:UX No 11th St A (Iv
PERSHING RIFLES ELECT.
Choose Officers for Year at Thursday
Meeting Enthusiasts Wanted.
The Pershing Killcs held their Hint
weekly meeting of the year on Thurs
day evening, and after a short busincHS
session an election of compaii) ofbeers
was held T manage the routine sldn
or the company the ofllcer.s elected
were as follows President, C K
I'aine, v ice president, H ''' Kramer,
secretary, A W. Dewey, tieusurer, L
Breen
The ofllcers entrusted with the drill
and discipline of the company were
chosen as follows- Captain, C K
Paine, first lieutenant, L T (iramlieh,
second lieutenant, 11 F Kramer, llrst
sergeant. A F, Alljn
re
pus
won't turn on the city circuit, tin
quest seems to be reasonable
The Intercollegiate debating siuad is
chosen by Professor Fogg and a com
mittee of judges
Fraternity men are prohibited from
pledging a herding bunch of freshmen
until October 14 by the students' or
ganization committee The injunction
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I'he Pershings are the crack militar
In view of the fa.l that the same ' ,r!l,liz!U i()" "" " I'nlw.alty. eon.
posed of the best drillers of Lbe First
Cadet regiment Their meetings are
held every Thursday evening at 7 lf.
and are open to enthusiastic drillers
who are anxious to perfect the training
they receive in the regular daily drills
Cleaning, pressing, altering, repair
ing -wo do them all No, we don't
vau Issued pending an investigation of take our work downtown on commit)
alleged violation of University regula
iloriB.
The following men are elected to the
presidency of their respective classes
sion Done on the prerriiHes by expert
student workmen Auto B1294, Bell
F:H38 .r04 No lfith. Students' Suit
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Fountain Pens Shoulder Braces Guth's Candles
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