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Vol. XII. No. 117
UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA, LINCOLN, TUESDAY, APRIL 8, 1913
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RAIN RETARDS BASEBALL
FANS PREVENTED FROM WIT
NESSING PRACTICE YESTER
DAY BY WORK OF RAIN.
MUCH GOOD MATERIAL IN SIGHT
First Game of Season Comes Next
Saturday With Doane Has
Been Stiff Contest in
Past Years.
.Jupitei Pluvius again held tin' uppei
In ml ovei tin- "National Pastime'
( oa lies who weie i ontented with giv
ITTU tiro sTrrk Ararmeri a rnt4ter Mill
oikoiit in the ( onnnodiiis g iiin.isiuiii
itli the opening game but a tow diis
ff tlu' ( o;u ln's putting in eveiv
UH' minute to whip tin- nine into
-hape to meet tin- Doane Collegians
Fioin tin' piesent outloU the I'm
. eisitv tit Nebiaska is going to bo
the pi oiul possessor of a loal baseball
team this season it the twirling staff
aie able to get into condition Then-
Cornell Issues Challenge
To the Editor of The Daily Nebras
kan Assuming that your paper is cir
ciliated among all of the colleges and
universities of the eounti.v, I take this
means of challenging the unlet bands
of the United States to a band (ontest
to be held in Lincoln at some date pnoi
to .Juno ir. riu
(' IIIIOWN, Coinoll
SEVEN COLLEGE MEN
RUN FOR COMMISSIONER
Number Possess Diplomas Five Ne-braskans.
CONVOCATION GIVEN OVER
TO AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE
Is First of Week's Special Events
Trip to Omaha on Special Train
Planned for Wednesday.
Toda the gi icullural College has
(Inn go of ( on o( at ion, this being the
111 si eent ot the week set aside for
theii annual ulot ifh ation Dean Bur
noil is in ( h.ii go .ind IMolossoi Chase,
M.ijoi I. 'I Skinnei, loimoih )iosi
dent of the gi k ultuial Club and a
mitnhci ol lo. idols in the Homo Eeo
noiiiK s (ouisis will speak The ag
i leiill in ,il iiiai lot w ill sing
'I ho nun n subo( t wliii 1 i will bo dis-out-Kd
bv Un vaiimit Hpoakof" will-bo
SENIOR CAST CHOSEN
CLAYTON RADCLIFFE AND FLOR
ENCE FARMAN WIN OUT IN
CONTEST FOR LEADS.
OTHER CHARACTERS PLACED
Otto Slnkle, Reavls Gist and E. L. Stan
clihe Selected to Assume Import
ant Places in the cast of
"Pillars of Society."
Competing against the best talent in
the (lass, Clmton S Hadcliflo and
Floience Faiuain weie ( hosen lo as
sumo the loading ioIos In "I'lllats of
So(iot which will be given b th(
S nioi Cl.iss on the seventh ol .Juno
Mthoiigh not definite!) decided upon
oi (oinplotod the iost of the cast in
cludes Otto Sinkie. E L Stanclirto.
Ren vis Gist, Louis Wvinan, Louis
Owen, II H Muligan, Helen Sawyer,
Mi eta Diohl, Kathon'iio Mockott, V V
Wondstiand, and I1' C McConnoll
In tod.ivs piimanos thoio aie fittv ''bo vvoik whuli is ,k i omplishod in the
one men limning lor the odico of eitv College ol micultuie and its (elation
(oiiiii ilinan and ol this niimboi si v on to the olh, i d p.u tmoiits of the Uni
aie college moil inog the seven liveoisitv ll Univoisitv men and wo
(oino lioin the Univoisitv ol Nebiaska men nio invited to attend and loam
and two fioin the t'nivoisitv ot Iowa nioi e about then stslei college
Hoseoe Oman giaduated lioin the Cni Tonionow moining at 7 I.". a special
veisitv m '07, Piank Eagoi in 'it.! and tiain will leave on the Kock Island
.John H Mockott, jr , was a inomboi ol lor Omaha This will cau. agncul
the class ol '87 Edwin Riplev took his luial students including ovoi loilv
is a limited supplv ot pitching mater- i hterarv degioeat Nebraska in 'U and voung women ol the homo economics y v'rt u"
i.il on hand so tar and it is up to Hod his law dogioe in '0 1 Otto Moiei took dopai ttn nt Thov will visit the stock' TIh " "H "''' bold last Wodnos
i. ..i. .. i o..,. . i, i- . i i n Miu i iiu in j,,..i i i W....1... 1 1... ... ... 1 .... c.., cl.i v and ace oi dinn to t hose w ho sa vv
TlUin, JSI I alii I sock on aim onn . im i - i lie s;i i in- i ii iici i es iii i in- i-.n s .xi . ki .1.1 i .i . ...in ii in.i mi i in i in i i-i i iii
and '(id Don Love graduated lioin loiv the b.ikcnes and olhoi lood f.ic them. Miss llowoll has succodod in
the Cnlvoisitv ol Iowa m SI, and How toiies oi Omaha 'I his tiam is on (hi -'"i"K " iinusualh slicing gioup or
aid Whitmoio in Kl Hock Island instead ol on the Mm ling ll.iei s to piesent Ibsen s diflh ult plav
The dtv (loik has had manv quos ton as w .is aniioiinc od a low davsago Mss Faiinans (level and iiitelligont
tions asked him in logaul to students IMolossoi Itliss and Miss Loonns will I'oMiaval ol ' Lona llessel
voting 'I ho lad that one is a stu have chaigo of the dip Those into!
hold the loputation of the Coinhuskois
Towlo .ind ilaite .no two good men
for the loceiving dopaitmont Moth
nio good with the willow and plav the
i,aine lioin st.ut to linish
In iho infield then- is quite an
i ml u ates
what she will do when thoioughlv on
abundance ol niatenal to ( boose f i oin
i-iid Coach "Muck ' Moltei should find
little dillic ultv in picking out Tast pel
'i)l HUMS
The outfield pioposition is causing
tne least wnnj ol all loi beie is an
abundance ol niatenal and all of it
-.owl, too There are sevoial mon who
aie fast in coveiing the gardens, who
know the game and have the abilitv ot
locating the spheio with the willow at
upopituno nioinonts
The Inst game ol the season should
bring out a good delegation ol the
;ans '1 ho game Satuidav with the
Jioane aggiegation should bo a good
.me toi the noighboiing school has a
team ot votetans and have boon put
t ng m some good pi u tu o
PROGRAM PLEASES
Last Program Best Attended Meeting
of Year Girls Gave
Program.
One of the most successful Palladian
meetings of the ear was held Fnda
night. Abouf one hundred and twenty
five people were present The pro
gram was rendered b the girls and
vas as follows
Piano duet .Ida Craig, Gladjs Weil
Heading, selected. .. .Alma Plasters
Pantomime, Heigbt of Realism .
Edla Johnson
Assisted by Eleven Palladian Girls
Quartet, The Lai k . Igerna Montgomery
lrma Gibson, Gladjs Weil, Myrtle Judd
Sketch, "Her Spring Honnet"
Gertrude Scribner
"Old Pals" Winifleld Seeger
Playette, "The Sweet Familv "
dent at the Univoisitv does not pieveiil ested inaj obtain infoi mat ion liomiinj 'Al ()SS,,(I "e sl"nl ()l 'be I'lav Her
him voting it he has his lesuleneo in member ol the agi icult in al facultv oi , W()ll Ul11 "' oftoctivo and sine ore and
this place and is otheiwise iialilied the gi icultui al c lub w III st iniulate a genuine lntei est m the
If he has no piesent intention ot niak ' ' erfoi manee
mg a change and no paiticul.n liituie UNIVERSITY MEN AID IN ' Claton Hade liflo is peouliail fitted
losidonce in view and cosidois this his RESCUE OF INJURED lor ,ll(' ):" ' "' "Kinnt'" Heiniek" and
present losidonce, ho would be entitled will In ing to it t lit a sternness and sub-
to vote it he has the neoossarv quail 'Bad Affair n South Eleventh Calls ttlitj ot interpretation w hicli stamps it
float ions of ag and citionslnp
If an electoi is a Hist voter oi has
moved into the piocinct since the last
da ol l egistiation, which was Maich
li't, he mav vote, it not legisteied, b.V
making albdavit botoio the judges of
election showing a tlnee months' r esi
donee in the c it v
NEBRASKA WRESTLERS
LOSE AT IOWA CITY
Scarlet and Cream Warriors Are No
Match for Sturdy Hawkeyes.
Many Students From Sunday
Night Sleep. (
Paul Temple, a lieslunan in the mil
vei sit and a member ol Phi Kappa
Psi underwent a hallowing expei ioik e
Sundav evening when a lacing auto
mobile attempted to pass him and'
skidded into Thompson's fountain at
Eleventh ,111(1 .1 stioets, losilltlllg 111
las one of Ibsen's st longest shadow por-
liaits ol the modern financier The
plaj also affoisd ample oppoitunity
ror Otto Sinkie, l: L Stanolitlo, and
Hoav is Gist to appear in thou best
light St. incline, although a now man
in the Univoisitv, has long been con
nected with things diamatic i is a
Itiansfoi (torn Wesle.van where ho was
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tin- immediate death ' the cliuei and '
inatu oi ganiat ions He will pla the
jai t of ".Johan ToniK'son ' MossisGist
the death ot Miss Giaco Colinan fioin
injiuies Momlav alteinoon Students
lioin no.nbv fiatonutv houses came to
the rescue among the toiemost and
cained the injuiod to Shoomakoi bos
pital Contraiv to (iiiierit iepoits
none ol those mixed up in the aci'i
dent weie inoinbcMS of the student
Glady Lord's parents have gone to
Toledo and she Is now staying at the
Tri-Delt house.
Hv winning the light, middle and
heavv wughts and tiemg Nebiaska in
the I eat hervv eight. Iowa won an over
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Saturday night in the dual wrestling
tournament bold at Iowa Oit The
Nebraska boys put up a stiff argument
but could not stand the pace set by
the Iowa squad.
The leatherweight bout between Hai
ku d of Iowa and Ganz of Nebraska
was the opener Tins match opened
with a great flash of speed but slowed
down after four minutes of extremely
tast vvoik Neither man secured a fall
and the bout was declared a draw by
the referees
l'robably the fastest exhibition was
between Gunther and Gran These two
men weighed in at 138 and 137 re
spectively and there was not a slow
minute in this bout The first half of
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MENTAL MISHAP SENDS BILL
ROSS ON "FEM" CHASE
Forgetting Location of Chosen Dam
sel's Home, Wanders About for
for Many Hours Saturday
Night.
The lack of street illumination and
the peculiar method of numbering Lin
coln houses was responsible for the
discomfiture of one person at least of
those who attended the "Rag" Formal
Saturday night William Ross, who is
more con nonly designated by the ap
pollution "Hill," was seriously Incon
venienced when he attempted to call
opon the damsel who had consented to
and Sinkie aie familial figuies to Uni
voisitv audiences and it is enough to
sav that thov have places in the cast,
' plaving the paits of "Ililmei" and "Dr.
Hoi hind' respect i ol
Good Support Needed.
The othei membeis ot the cast have
boon well placed in positions that will
require careful handling While not
occupjing a central position in the
play, they bear more importance to It
than is usually the cast with so-called
"minor parts " It is felt in this con
nection that the coach and committee
have taken an extra step to Insure tho
success of the play by obtaining tho
services of competent people to play
alongside the "stars."
(Continued on Pag 4.)
Agricultural Engineers.
A short business meeting will bo
held this evening (Tuesday) In the
Music Hall, Temple, promptly at 7
o'clock. It Is Important that all Ag
ricultural EngineerB come out.
O. W. SJOGREN. Chairman.
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