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THE DAILY NERRA8KAN
TRACK VETERANS SCARCE
REAVI8, BEAVER, RACELEY, AND I IOST-Honc handle bracket knife with
olllco knife written on It Return to
CLASSIFIED COLUIYIN
LIND8TROM FORM MAINSTAY
OF VARSITY TRACK TEAM.
THIRTY-FIVE OUT FOR PRACTICE
Coach Reed Preparing a Team for
Kansas City Meet, March 1, and
for 8peclal Relay Race
With Oklahoma.
Rag office and got reward
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Inquire 1420 R St.
Phone 1-9839
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FOR RIONT Nice largo room, mod
ern; for ono or two gentleman, $10
per nioiitliH. 442 No 12tli St.
2-4-3 1
Track work for the coming Benson
linn begun In earnest A squad of
about thlrty-flvo mon Iiuh been getting
out for the lutjt two weeks. Although
only four of last year'H men, namely
LlndBtrom, Heavls, Heaver and Race
ley arc back again thlB year, the pros
pect for a good season are bright.
.flevoral new men hTivo bIiowii up In
ood form among whom the beBt are
Weyer and Zumwlnkel In tho BprlntB,
Halllgnn and KruBe In the high hur
dles; McMasters, Anderson, Kunlck
and Cutrlght In the dlstancos and
Tleeae as all around athlete who will
develop Into one of the best men the
.Cornhuskers ever had
The llrHt meet will be held on March
1, at Kansas 'Mty The relay team Is
entered in this meet and a special
match race has been arranged be
tween Oklahoma and Nebraska In the
ono mile lelay rare Oklahoma will
lme two of the fastest men in the
woat on her team, iiameh Coin t right
and Reeds who were on tb" football
team last fall
On March S the relaj team will
make a tilp to St. Louis to compete
In the Missouri Athletic club games.
Tryouts for these two meets vill be
hold on Febiuary 10 at J p. in All
men are uiged to tr out because there
la a great opening for new material
thlB year
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FOR SALE Cadet uniform, gcood con
dition, size about 35 InQUlro rag
oflice of Kavan.
TEXANS WALK OUT
BOTANY SCHOOL SYNOPSIS HERE
Announcement of Summer Session of
Graduate School in Plant Ecology
Prominent Educators in
Charge.
The Botany department has received
a synopsis of the coming session of the
graduate bchool of Plant Ecology, held
from July 1 to September 1 The lab
oratory is situated at Minuehaha-on-Ruxton,
Manitou, Colorado. It Is 8,500
teet above sea level on the cog rail
way between Manitou and the summit
of the peak. The climate Is said to
be Ideal, the temperature at no time
exceeding 15 degrees Fahrenheit.
The course Is open to a limited num
ber bf graduate students not to exceed
12, and the tuition la remarkably low.
Frederick E .Clements, Ph.D., of the
University of Minnesota, Is in direct
charge of the researches. He Is as
sisted by Raymond Pool of the local
Botany department, Edith Clements.
And II. L. Shantz, special lecturer of
the Bureau of Plant Industry, Depart
ment of Agriculture. Detailed Infor
mation can be secured by those inter
eated by writing to Dr. Clements at
the University of Minnesota.
Punishment for Hazing Causes Strike
of Entire School In Pan
Handle State.
Four hundred students of tho Texas
Agricultural and Meclmnlciil college
are on a strike as the result of tho
peremptor dismissal of fort y of their
comrades, convicted of "hazing" It
is leported that the entile college haa
walked out, hut I'leslileiil Miller ad
mits ot only 4(io N(. crtlii'leHs the out
going trains from Collet Station aro
oarrlng hundieds of Htudnts hack
to their homes The niealdfiit. claims
that he will remain linn In his stand, I
and that there will be no interruption
in the regular class schedule.
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HE MOMENT YOU PUT OA CLOTHES
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Latest statistics show tlie leading
colleges to rank as follows In regard
to the number of students enrolled:
Columbia, 9,007; California, 6.457; Chi
cago, 0,351; Harvard, 5.72!). Michigan,
8,620; Cornell. 5,412; WIhcoiibIii, 5,141.
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With the Helen Alton octette of splendid grand opera voices at the
Orpheum this week. A wealth ot themost charming grand opera se
lections will make "Tho IMorentlne Slngres" one of the most preten
tious musical numbers of theseasen. Marion Littlefleld Is a glorious
voiced contralto and a ver comely woman Is the star of tho aggrega
tion. A special set is carried and effective costumes make the act
most pleasing to look upon The admirable taBte used in tho choice
of numbers show to the best advantage the excellent voices four male
and four female. The have a most extensive repertoire and change
their selections several times during the week.
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