The Daily Nebraskan
VOL XIH NO. 26 UNIVERSITY OP NEBRASKA, LINCOLN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 22
1913
Price, 5 Cents
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VICTORY RAISES PRESTIGE
WHO PUT "WIN" IN EWALD ORT
WIN STIEHM?
NEBRASKA IN BIG EIGHT? I
Cornhusker Victory Over Gophers Big ,
Surprise of the Season Put
Nebraska in Big Eight
Class.
'If V Harlnn )
The j'f !"tir prestige of the Untv r
Mt of N-ra-L has been immeasur
-MU, r.U.... I. j Mm I'.lmlniu- vlftor Ml
the Cot!"
the tJniv
by the .ii oi
1. - o ei the Gophers ol
it .. Minnesota Saturdav
oi 7 to ii Nebraska's n
toiv wj.h the big bin prise ot the season
Tin Gophers (amc heie confident of
-nowing the Coi nhuskers under, but
they had aot t- koned with Ewald Ort
win Stiehci , th- wonder worker
The lauky man tioni Wisconsin was
masLor ot tlu- situation The W W.
lias eemeoted together a wonderful ma
chine whi' h rightly deserves the nick
name of 'Stt-hm Holler " Not onlj
did ho pu out j team stiong enough
to play Minn.'oOta off its feet, but he
did it ag&.nst great odds lie had but
h.Mf th- i imb- , ) men to choose from
as d,id Dr Wrlliams The Gopher team
has beef ponded lor Nebraska for two
wcek v. -ii. .-(: hm had a hard con
test las' S.Cuidav with the Kansas
ggie-, t tig"- on
He p :' tt
-noli M
able to .i Men
thiee k" d.-
i 'oi nhuskei lnacluue m
.shape that the weie
lie Gopheis, using but
i j)la.s, line smashes.
punting mui rwiwaid passes Nebras
ka Hii t )t t-'i (! to use the best plas
in tier oet ',oiie. while Dl Williams,
in th )iii'1 quaitei ol Saturda's
name, - t Hi- 'man in to take Shaugh
uessv's ii iii - with insti uct ions to the
quarter t wi. oik eveivthing they had
III a l.t-.r -peiate eltolt to tie the
gatm 1 u' '..e i oinhuskirs did not
use all 'ti'ii ; n - In tact, several ot
Stiehn - "h -.! loimatlops vveivnbti
i
uncork- I .11 goes to show that our.
own co f h, Jumbo' Sliehuj, is one ol
the be-s' "A-: oi.s in thy I'mted States.
a- il ia:kn with Stagg and Yost
'Nebraska In "Big Eight"? '
Nebraska. victoiv is the enteimg
weogt- mil, 3I1UIUU wuiiin niu ii.-ai lww
or thre 'ai -. land Nebraska in the
il!,, l.Mn-lit Tlw, lwli.nlinnu t-f iUni
..f, .Jlbui - ...u,v.,lL1w..o ., Mim,V summer.
Minnesota wtll win the balance of her
games. unU-s Wisconsin can defeat
the. Goph.er: Hut after being held by'
the Purdue eleven to a 7 to 7 tie last
?aturda tt hardly looks as though
the Wolverines will be able to conquer
the Gop'.rn With Minnesota winning
the Big I'Jighi Conference title, and
Jebrasi-. j d-teating both Minnesota
ind Iov.i, the Cornhuskers will cei
lainl i. HT-.e a plate fn the big west-
irn con fere ,
The fine i ripe lor Nebraska to
come to flie fore She is rapidly out-
growine tlu- Missouri Valley Confer
ence aril should receive the position
that In-- -ahk as the grunt est Univei-
Kity.o'' trip middle west entitles her to
rhe erierie, of those w)io are intei-
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Phillips Brooks Club
Name of New Organiza
tion of Theologians
The rhlllips Hrooks Club ot the I'm
vorsity of Nebraska was organized la-t
I Friday evening Answeiing to a de
maud for an organization among the
men studying for the ministry, the
club is the first in tins field Its mem
buship will consist of those men icK
isteied in the Universit who are now
ministeis, those who expect to becon proved our supicmacv o er Minnesota,
ininistei , the geneial secntarv ot the In the "big nine " conlerenee, Minne
- M C and i he st intent i:mtois Mii.i meet-, all the large contending
The object ot the club, as stated 1 teams toi the hanipionship except I'm
its uewlv lormed constitution, is to duo '"'t "' Wisconsin loses out. then
'promote fellowship and sympathetic
a quaintaiK e among the nn mbers, and
to engage in any work which the club
ma.v elect" It i-. intei denominational
in Ms (haiaitei leinaln undeleati d. but the first two make the aoptancen source of deep
About tvvent.v men hae signified are picked b (lilies ol the alle as gialillcatlon to the committee and se
their intention ol becoming ineniboi.s the otilv contendeis lor the chainion nior class
of the club, and as et the member ship So therefore the Gophers' liu )r Shaw is a man ol western origin
ship is not complete An) man regis-, miliation of last Saturday was such a having been born in Ohio and moving
terod in tlie Universit) who is eithei
I at piesent engaged in ministerial woik
or expects to be so engaged, in nnv
i denomination, w ill )lease t oiniuuiiK ati
iwill the sccretarv of the (lab It
Clou
CHILLY ARE THE WINDS
THAT BLOW THE THIN STUDE
won liom Kmporia College b a soie piesent pi omineiice anseH from the
Absolute Cure for X-Ray and Slit of tin to o The backtleld ai e all shift la t that he is editoi of the Amei i an
Skirts Appear Yesterday I i uniiers and aie hard to tackle in theeiew ot Uevlews. a magazine which
on Campus. I open field The football tollowers who i an authorit in itself among peiiodi
(M llek ) hai- watched Haskell this vein --.w cals l)r Shaw's western proclivities
Old-.laik l'rost has descended upon i die will be more than a matt h lor will make him pet ullarh acce.ptabe
the Cniveisitv with a vengeance , Kansas I'ni to a Nebraska audience
Swept from Indian summer to mid-1 Secret Practice Yesterday. While the school lias bee'n fortunate
winter in a few hours, the ei sud-' Yesterdaj Coach Stiehni. with the in ha Ing inan prominent men as com
denness ol hi-, coming aught inaiiv assistants and the team, closed the ineiiceinent oratois, it is folt by thise
unawaies and sent them shiveino; to "ales to busker field and held secret who hae secured Dr Shaw that it is
tlie molh balls or the three balls, ai signal piactice l-'rom the present lay- to he no less congratulated on the
nig with the en i unistauce ol the ie out the coach is not even going to pi esent speaker. Last year David Starr
tun His keen blasts shinered the gie the team a minute's rest till the .Ionian, one of the fovouiOHl spientissl
leaves of the tiecs and iinled the oik e end ol the season, so the team will not . ot the' world, and now piesident of
t;oigf,'oiis cantias into black masses have an time to get overconfident Leland Stanfoid University, honoifd
Ami, oh, those lovely sport coals, over the "greatest victory" ever wiin'ilic miiIhih hh orator Professor Mer
waiting h a chajice to be. worn Red, on Nebiaska field b Nebraska Sat riam of the Ilniv ersit of Chicago, who
el low', blue all. the colors of the lain- ( m da.v 's game brought to view all the made the re eni spectacular race
bow, and some the rainbow would be weaknesses of the Cornhusker line. , against Carter Harrison for mayor,
ashamed to own which the coaches will patch up and occupied the position In previous
Hut then, sport oats aie better pro build a wonderful team, so as to ti amp1 ears Jeremiah .leaks, professor of
tection agaiitsf .lack than diaphragm
skirts and
will succeed better than
public opinion in banishing them till
.....,1 m,.,fll.i.it a ,.. ,......
Tlu, 8nddoHt 01- the vear:
Not (.ol(, pnou h for whlBkev straieht
,, too cI cold for beer "
Honor Mrs. Elander.
n informal Girls' Club tea will be
given in art hall Thursday in honor
of Mrs W. T Klaniler nee Minn Kii.
sign The Girls' Club council will as -
sist Miss Graham in serving, and a (
large number of girls Is expected out
to welcome Mrs. Elander. Tea will be
served from ! to 5
Sophomore class meeting Thursday at
1 1 : :J0. Memorial Hall, October 23.
Election of officers and other Impor
tant business. All sophomores out
Victory Over Gophers
Places Nebraska in Line
For Western Championship
'I In- iiuskoiH furnished the greatest
Surprise of the season last Saturday by
''eleatmg the Gophers Minnesota has
been ilcked out b. the big coaches as I
the "team" in the "big nine." and i! the
Gopheis take thai title, then all Ne
braska will hae to do is to win the
MIswHiii Valley title, for we hae
that also eliminates Puidue, being the
result ol the tie of last Saturday
In the Missouii Valley Conlerenee
Nebraska, Kansas, Missouii and mes
vUtoiy as mil mark Nebraska with
the all western championship
Haskell Indians Confident of Victory,
With Coach Kenned, the (anions
Kansas I'niv ensilj mentor, coaching
the Indians, and two formei Cai lisle
plaeis, Powell and Williams, plavni:
in gieal foiin, the team will be a loi
uudable opponent for Nebiaska IU
wa ol a piactKe game the Indians
, upon other contenders ot our goat,
such as Kansas We have wonderful
coin lies and a whirlwind team ofl
brains and muscle Keep it up.
buskeis
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Y. W. C. A. VESPERS YESTERDAY
Interesting Program Is Rendered at
Weekly Service.
The Tuesday Y W C A. vesper ser-
. vice was in charge of the social ser-
vice, mission study and Ulble study
' committees.
Florence Daniels sang; Ethel Hills,
chairman of the social service commit
tee, pointed out some of the reasons
"wiy we should engage in social ser
vico,." She stressed especially the
polit that through Bervice to others
we gain a truer sympathy with life
and develop in a fuller way.
DR. SHAW TO BE ORATOR
EDITOR OF REVIEW OF REVIEWS
WILL ADDRESS GRADUATING
CLASS NEXT JUNE.
IS A WESTERN MAN GONE EAST
Is One of the Best Men Available to
Any University In the
Country.
A telegram was received jcsteidn.v
afternoon at the Chancellor's office con
taining the acceptance ol I)r Albeit
Shaw ol N w York City ot the inita
(ion ot the senior class to olllclate as
c'liiinieiiceiiient orator at the gradua
lion eelclses to be held next Hpring.
'I he usual difficult of securing prom I
nent men to accept the invitation and
tlie paiihular eminence of I)r Shaw
at an eaii age Into Iowa, where he
giadualed from Ci Innell University He
lalei took a degree liom Johns Hop
vUls rniveiHllv and has subsequent!)
had lionorai v degi ees conferred b) scv -
eial ot the laiuei s( hools ot the coun
in lie n,h loimiih otteied a pio
li-osiship in political science and
( coiiinii) and i ii ii ii l c ipal government at
Coi nell. but declined the iKisltion Hm
political econoni at CoruolH John
Sham Williams, senator from MIhhIs-
- sippi. President Sherman of Cornell.
.Lyman Abbott of "The Outlook, V Presi-
dent A. S. Draper of Illinois Unlyec-
sit, Hon W. J. Uryan, Ilurke Coch-
I nine. General Miles, and Rov. McAr
thur have been commencement orators
at Nebraska
United Agricultural Society.
The United Agricultural Society will
j ho,d ,tJ flrst moc,tlng of uVyear Frl-
I day, October 24, at 7:30. The meel
' ing will bo held at the Judging pavll-
Ion at the Farm. This is a chance for
evory one In the college to get ac
quainted. The program is a good time,
with eats
The Scandinavian Club meets next
Thursday, the 23rd, at 8 p. in., in the
faculty hall of the Temple, Twelfth and
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jR streets.