THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
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Pages From Pat Hlttory
1903
Tin University of Nebraska Is in
vited to Join a proposed oratorical
league to be composed of tho stato
universities ljing in the Mississippi
valley.
1904
. The women's building was thrown
open to the faculty and townspeople.
Much interest was taken in the affair,
as this is the first year that Lincoln
can boast of a building devoted entirely
to women.
1908
The cadet band wins out in Its peti
tion for a room for regular practice.
Through the efforts of the band offi
cers and Captain Workizer a room was
secured In Memorial Hall.
1909
Professor Fogg of the University de
bating board announces a prize of $60
to be given to the University inter
collegiate debaters this year. The prize
is the gift of ex-CJovernor Sheldon of
the class of 1892.
Johnson, for three years star end on
the University "of Nebraska, football
Held, and now a law student in the
University of Wisconsin, has offered
his .ser ices gratis to that university
as a coach to the Badger ends.
1910
The University of Nebraska geologi
cal department Ih performing some
aluable teM-, upon shale deposits dls
coered near Falrbury A favorable
icport of these tests may mean a big
boom for the state of Nebraska
JUNIOR CLASS WILL ACT ON
INNOVATION TOMORROW
Continued from page 1
GIRLS' RALLY A SUCCESS
PLENTY OF SPIRIT DISPLAYED
"Pep" Displayed Leads to Conclusion
That Girls Are Most Active
Rooters.
The rally yesterday morning went
off with a spirit and enthusiasm show
ing that it is no farce, but that the
co-eds are really interested In football
and all that will tend to help the Corn
buskers win.
Miss Gladys Hunt, president of the
Rlack Masques, was in charge of the
rally. Under the direction of Mrs. Ray
mond "The Cornhusker" was rendered
with a vim.
(Juy Reed commended the girls on
their general interest and the whole
some feeling that exists between the
men and women of I he University
He further urged the girls to deprive
the men of their company and go in
alone to the games, saying a better
spirit would bo croatod by thin method.-
TRY IT TODAY
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are dire(tl responsible and who will
do the work themselves can be de
pended mi where a large committee
who is not used to taking care of such
matters will not do the work. The
result in the latter case is a large
deln u mi h as the two upper classes
tared last ear These are the argu
ment alauced by the proposers of
ih eei mie council, or board ol man
.i - i plan
Miss Graham mentioned what prog
ress has been made in furthering in
terest in athletics among the girls In
a short time, and as rooting is not
always a startling success when un
dertaken by the girls, suggested tho
plan of each girl carrying a banner of
the colors and displaying them at all
opportune times. How to tell when
such times occur was discussed by
Miss Ina (lit tings, who said each girl
should become acquainted with the
game and its rules so she will be able
to support her own team and not
through any mistake boost for the op
posing squad.
For Thursday afternoon Coach Reed
has arranged a practice game and in
ited the girls to be witnesses They
can also practice the discharging of
their enthusiasm at well spaced inter
vals It is hoped that many girls will
go to the Held Thursday afternoon
after the college tea in Art Hall Or
Saturday afternoon all who wish may
meet at the gymnasium and with Miss
(Jlttings go in a body to witness the
game with the Kansas Aggies
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The L. C. Smith & Bros. Type
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college work after graduation.
We give special attention to the
needs of students. We have type
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A few rebuilt machines at a bargain.
THIRD UNI GIRLS' TEA THURSDAY
Union and Palladian Girls Will Serv
in Art Hall. i
'I he third of the series ot informal
college teas will be held in Art Hall'
Thursday afternoon from ' to f. The
giris of the Union and Palladian So
cieties will serve and will assist in
l receiving. Many of the women of the,
university are forming tho "tea" habit.
AT. aie, invited. Drop in Thursday,
hae a cup of tea, meet your fellow
students, and become acquainted with
Art Hall. The paintings are worth
your study.
Special Afternoon and Evening Classes
IN ALL COMMERCIAL SUBJECTS
at hours to suit University students. We enroll many
University students each year. You are invited to
visit the school and get particulars.
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Engage formal music now. Hagensick.
Louise Chase of Hastings is visit
ing at the Alpha Omicion IM house.
Enoch Nelson, scholar in botany, re
turned yesterday from Montana, where
he has been engaged in forest survey.
Waldman's Orchestra, phone L-9543.
Leader, a student of University.
Doan Fordyce leaves this noon for
York, where in an address before the
annual convention of the Nebraska
Federation of Women's Clubs he will
make a plea for the Introduction of
the industrial arts in the public schools.
Ted Marrlner Cleaner, Hatter, and
Repairer. Auto B-1799. 235 No. 11th.
CLASSES CHOOSE MEN.
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was cast, a total of IlIIH Green caps
'abound at the polls throughout the
j day, the first-year men picking up ibe
i rudiments of the game quickly enough,
i Practically every one who passed Me
I mortal Hall, whether professor or stu
dent, was solicited by a green-capped
youngster to vote for his man
I Class Scrap at Polls.
Not a little excitement was caused
during the afternoon by an attempt of
the sophomores to keep the first-year
men back of a line fitty feet from the
Armory entrance. They were at first
successful, but the frosh refused to
stay put, and kept swarming back un
til the older men gave it up as a bad
job and allowed them to canvass for
votes. A large crowd gathered within
a few moments to see the fun. He
yond a few torn clothes and scratched
faces no damage resulted.
Committee appointments will be
given out within a few days, declare
the newly elected presidents, and in
side of a week class affairs will be
running Binoothly. It Is imperative
In the lower classes that the Olympics
committee be appointed at once, as
the annual struggle between the two
takes place Saturday morning, Octo
ber 11.
Sophomore Appointment.
It W Gentzler, newly elected presi
dent ol" the sophomore class, an
nounced late last night the following
men as menibeis or the Olympic com
mittee: Chairman Marcus L. Poteet.
Class Rush .Jack Emley, Roy Cam
eron. Races- J 1, McMasters
Wrestling -Garret Folken.
Medicine Hall G. F. Liebendorfer, Paul
Temple.
Hoing Walter Hlxenbaugh.
STUDENTS, TAKE NOTICE First
class family board for a limited num
ber or students; two blocks from Uni
versity; rates $4 per week. 143G S st.
Phone M-GL'SG.
LOST Opal stick pin. Finder please
return to this office and receive reward.
LOST Nebraska seal pin; call L4151.
LOST Lady's finger riig, moonstone
surrounded with small diamonds.
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