The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, April 16, 1913, Image 1
mZ?JZZIai.uaiiiMm';MUf&ftT3tt Ibe Hail IRebraskan Vol. XII. No. 124 UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA, LINCOLN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16, 1913 Price, 5 Cents - TEAM LEAVES TOMORROW I BASEBALL NINE TO TAKE TRIP SOUTH TO KANSAS AND ST. MARYS' COLLEGE. PITCHING WORRIES COACH Plenty of Good Men out for Box Posi lion but Uncertainty as to Endurance Makes Trouble. iitcida the athletic Meld took on H TfTv animnTrri npitrttrHiicf oftfi thj,rr-l the Mudsill w took- advantage of nic 'pnng i. mis ol last week Foot tin oppoitunitv to attend hall baseball rnd Mack occupied tin field ne;nl ,ill ot the afternoon Tin icK.ih.ill -quad was .Mia huge tor smlr,,,, ,iJl( nR S()HMh ()f , ( , sup. a :nc day and the Koyal Mentor pu lii- p-oteges thiougli a good signal Iiiiulin- with more 1 1 ill in the Midi in :its ol the game I'aM ball predominated m mnnbeis, tliecoach h,iing seveial teams out on the lit Id There is quite an abund ant i ot iiia'eiial in evoiy depaitnient ec pi the hulling loice and that at pit Milt consists ot Strain, Rodman, Reekoll, Sinyhia, Latluop and Arm strong ()nl a couple ol these men aie at it to go the whole trip while norit ol tin in n in the best of con dition '! he' catching proposition has gnen the coach little won) foi in Haite' he lias a man who is anle to take care of any game- He has a good whip to second and also uses his head all ol tin- tune Wliise-nand, too, has shown soiin lilte talent along the le ' cenmg line- and no doubt will be gnen ii chance It display some ol ins good woi k. Inst base was occupied by Jones and Jack R.iv owing to the- absence of I'ndeiwood Jones was in line ioi in esteiila with the -tick and smashed OUi seei.ll line dines ! '1 li positions in the niMeid have not be-, n decided upon and piobably will not be until tl.t ft am haves lor Hi. souilie in tii in l Thuisdav moi n mg On thai nieiiiing, ( oac lies Stielini and Reltzei will take about a dozen of 'he. i chosen ones and journey into the Javhawket slate In the attei nes.s noun ol the' same clay they will cioss( The pall beaieis weie John Led bats with the fast St Maiy's team andjvwth, J E Miller, J L 1'eters, W C) Hicn pioceed to Hie land of the Kan Jones, Rrof Laurence Fossler and sas AgiioilMii ists Fnday and Satin day altei noons will see serine real genuine baseball between these two teams The St Mary team, although not belonging to a very large scliool lias tile real goods and will cause the Huskeis to let out ai' they have to win. The two days following will ('ht - the metal ot the Husker machine. Whether or not the pitching statf will be able to stand the pace is Hie one question and a vital one at that. As lor hitting alrllity ot the nine, that has been improving very perceptibly the last cojiple ol clays. Track aspirants yesterday held a jubilee also with the largest number (Continued on Page Four) Special Convocation Gains $112.50 For Tornado Sufferers The special convocation vesieiday morning, which for a time piomised to end in a farce, on account ot the small uuinbei of tickets sold, sni prised its hackers by attracting some four hundred and fifty students One bun died twelve dollars and fifty cents was secured for the benefit ot tin state tornado sufferers, the tickets selling at 25 cents each (Masses were ex cused at 10 o'clock and a laige mini The piogiani w.is the same one gnen before the Matinee Music. il Mori da niKht. a production ol l.ohengi in ported bv the lTiueisit diet and orcliestra. club Committees Still Debate on Uni Removal Ouestion 'I he committee Mom both houses ap pointed to lake care ol the- iciiioval question has done nothing finthei than de-bat the' question No agieeinent can be i cached as both sides seem 'bound not to gie in to the oilier The senate has set Wednesday for tne Mine of adjournment, but it is not likely that they will do so MORNING I FUNERAL TUESDAY Large Number of Friends Extend Sympathy to Mildred Who is a University Girl. I'lie funci.il of Mis Mabel K Mom mg was held yesteidav at 1902 E stieel. with a laige nuinbei ot triends ,,, attendance Mi s Moining leaves daiighlei , Mildi eel, a sophomoie in ( a(,., .,,! y, furnish unlimited the Univeisitv, well known about ( Iini,S, ,,.( t,,, the- c o eds w ho ai e ex u,e uunpu-, and hei husband, Mi t . t 1 to nowd the bleaehe-is Morning Death came Mondav as the i,.sult of a slioke ot apoplexy seveiall. .......... days ago with a shoi t pieceding ill Judge A S Tibbets. The body was inteii"d in Wyuka cemetery. GERMAN PLAY REPORT. The following is a report of Hie ex penses and receipts of the German niamatic ci.UD piny given last month: 1 Ticket sale $129 77 Adv and printing . 25 20 I Make up $ 8 00 Music . . 20.00 . Piopcrties 33 01 Uslieis and ticket agent 7 50 ?93 71 $129 77 93 71 Proceed- . 36 0(1 t pIOpcrties Competitive Drill Between Pershings and Workizers Monday; i '1 lie annual compel between the Woikieis of the Stale Kami and the I'ershings ol the Unlveisity cadets will take place next Moudnv afternoon on the athletic He-Id 'I lic-e t w o 01 ganl.a t Ions ri'pie'senl the best niilitaiy skill ol the school and ai e known to con lain the ctack drilleis of the regi merits Following tin compel the two legi merit-, will be- seen in the fir si dress paiade ot tin eai This milltaiy event has always iittiacted much at tention Mom the students, and plana will be made lo make1 it as inteiest ing and enrei tabling as possible The band will be out in lull lorce with a hunch of new music It is expected that the Chancellor and Governor Mom head will be on the field, along with a number of prominent men among the faculty and biLslness men ol Lincoln Tne bo s in khaki are ,,v,'",iv doping that the coeds huh our in huge niimheis to insplic the-m In their labois The competitive' elilll itsell will be gin shaiph at 4 10 o'clock All 1 o'clock c lasse Monel.iv will be ex cused, ielding the atteinoon to Hie .Militar deitai lineiit Will Have Inspection On the twelfth ol May, the caelcts will undeigo their annual inspection bv the government olhceis I'.ioi to that time the daily dull will be le voted tej close and extended order work so that the companies may he m the be'sl condition possible tot a llglel iuspection Dress Parade. Dining Mav. it is planned to bleak the monotony of tontine drill by M-t , u,lir .lside eveiv Thursdav Ioi a m-iM ,,i,M1t :t Rutts manual and di ess paiade. Th(.s( ,.il(lu ,. (ja s ujh niake Hie dull ,,,,,. pleasant and inteiesting lor thci ENGINEERS' WEEK. fc Rig Kilgineeis lajly at S -fa fa o'clock tonight, Geinian hall, - fc Tenth and N streets All En- fa gi-ieeiing classes excused to- - fc morrow - fa Program, April 17: -fa it 8 30 a in Raseball, Athletic fc field C E 's vs Ag Engrs fc M. E 's vh. E E 's I jt 10:50 a m. Concert on campus, -fc I TEGNER SOCIETY. fc "Old German Rand." The Tegner society meets next Sat- fa 11 a in Special convocation - urday evening in Ranquet hall, Unl--fc 2.30 p. in. State farm, chain- diversity Temple, at 8:15. Rev. E. G. fa pionship ball game. - Knock will deliver ono of his excellent fc it talks Excellent music will also be -k'kk'ki'k'kiK'kiKiKiKiKl rendered. A cordial invltaation to all W A Rockie of the Geography de parment lias iecently received an ap pointment to Hie field staff work of the Canadian Paclllic laihoad. MAKING PLANS TO PAY HESS PRESIDENT OF JUNIOR CLASS TAKES FIRST MOVE TOWARD CLEARING CLASS CREDIT. APPOINTS DEFICIT COMMITTEE Who Will Work in Conjunction With Hop Committee Who Are Helpless Till Debts Are Paid. Harvey Hcps president of the Junior class issues today the follow ing statement of plans for the pay ment of the debts incurred by the giv ing of the Junior play and the Ne braska Cotillion in February. A iccent tilling of the Student Or ganization committee declnres that no organization of University HtudentH can e igage ill any activity involving financial expeudiluie until all of its debts aie paid This means, that, un less all outstanding obligations of tho Junloi elas aie- met eiy soon, thorft will he no Junioi hop this semester; theie lll In- no Senloi hop, not Piom, in 1 e I'll pl.tv next y eai ' That is, unless all debts are eMs chaiged, the class ol 11)11 will be al-lowe-d lo pai t ie lpate in piactically no activity ' The situation confronting us is not the most ladiant This ve-ai's deficit on the prom and play aggregates nearly $350 A combination of clr- umst..iie e s lai gelv be y ond our control 1h rt,HI)(.nblhi(. for this failuie Tho play and prom received the silent con- som (), ai,m)s( ,.w.iy Junior, although for ,,, ,,,a.son tM,, majority with- held ilieir financial suppoit -j-u pi oljlom siinineis down to tills: Unless we, as a class, desire to be a social nonenlilv in our senior ex- istence. wt must meet our obligations and leave .school with our credit sOUI1i Accoidmglv in older to hell, work tut some solution for this dlf- flcultv I am appointing a Junior I)e- Melt committee consisting of JuliiiH Ilaiphain.il C Ilarnev.K S W'hei ry, Roswell Haskell, Richard Lyman, J. ', Diiseoll and Fi ed 'liumbull Tho fa commit lee will woik in conjunction witli the class ofllceis and the Hop committee, alieady appointed. in order to succeed we will need the earnest help and cooperation of every Junior registered in tho Univer sity. Theiefoie be ready to help I boost for the solvency of tho class of 1914 HARVEY W. HESS, President Junior Class. Scandipavlans. Eva Lambert of Grand Island, who visited here the last two weeks, has I returned to her home. - . . .., r