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THE DAILY NEBEASKAN
PERFORRTLAST RITES
FUNERAL ORATION DELIVERED
OVER REMAINS OF ONCE
DREADED JAYHAWK.
ENGINEERING 80CIETY
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RALLY FOR HAWKEYE GAME
Students Get Enthusiastic Over Last
Game of Season Nebraska
Sure to Win.
"TIm best rally of th your," was the
unanlmoiiH verdict of the enormoiiH
crowd at Friday morning's chapel,
which Herved the douhle purpose of
celebrating the Kansas victory and
anticipating today's game While the
excitement wan not as great an that
displayed at t ho Minnesota rally, the
spirit of exultation was much more In
evidence.
The big feature of the day was the
funeral of the Juyhawk While the
band played "soft music" and the
crowd howled Itself hoarse, the dead
bird was borne aloft to the platform
bv four black-robed pallbearers, Don
Wood, Hill Kallmann, Ralph Lyman
and Herb Reese. At Its head marched
"Rev " Cloyd Stewart and "Mrs Doc
Maxey," the latter being none other
than Hob Harley In disguise While
the Mrs shed copious tears and let
out an occasional wall, the reverend
gentleman delivered an address which
will go down to future geneiations as
n masterpiece in the line of funeral
orations Mr Stewart took for his
text Macbeths famous saying, "So fall
and 'fowl' a day, I have not seen"
He lepeated it so often that theie was
no loom loi doubt as to what "fowl"
was referied to A sextet from the
Glee club biougbt the tlrst pait of the
service to a (lose with a rendition of
"Safe In the Arms of Nebraska," writ
ten ('specially for the occasion by A
M Kmlev. As the funeral procession
left the platform, Mrs. Maxev rushed
np to her husband and planted a kiss
squarely on his manly brow.
Rocky Anierman presided over the
festivities Shoi t speeches weie given
by IMor R I) Scott in behalf of the
I'acult.v Miss Mabel Daniels In behalf
of the gitls, "Tate" Matteis in behalf
of the alumni, Assistant Coach Adams
in behalf of the Hawkeves. and Tap
tain Puidj and Assistant Coach Dud
ley in behalf of the team
The cio.vc left the hall in the linn
belief that ictory toda is assured
MAXEY HAULED INTO COURT.
A jury has been summoned in coun
ty court for the trial of the case of
the Hank of Cortland against Hdwin
A. Maxey yesterday afternoon The
plaintiff is suing on promissory notes
for $553 The defendant denies 11a
"biUty on the notes, alleging that they
were secured through fraudulent rep
resentations and that the bank is not
a bona fide holder for value In the
regular course of business
Telephone Yule. Hros. Laundry to call
for your work B-2754.
GIRLS LIKE TO SPLASH.
Enthused by the glowing reports of
those who had already splashed, ten
more girls purchased swimming tickets
and appeared at the pool Thursday
morning, making a total of sixty co-ed
mermaids
Last Wednesday evening the mem
bers of the Engineering Society had
the opportunity of listening to an In
teresting and instructing as well as
entertaining program In charge of the
Agricultural engineers After open
ing the meeting by a few preliminary
remarks by Mr Reeves, the soliciting
agent for the Hill Publishing Co, in
which It was clearly yet emphatically
brought before the students the bene
(Its and advantage of the fellow who i
keeps in touch with the outside world
through a publication of a nature
which follows along the lines of his
Intended profession, and to the as
sociation of the works of the practical
engineers with the work of the class
room here In school The advisability
of subscribing for, reading, and filing
of such periodicals as "Power," "En
gineering News," or "The American
Machinist" was commended by sev
eral of the professors who were pres
ent
The first part of the evening's pro
gram consisted of a talk by Professor
Seaton of the agricultural engineering
department at the Farm in which he
related a number of very interesting
facts and Incidents in connection with j
the Winnipeg motor contest, held this
last spring at Winnipeg, Canada As i
one of the judge of the contest he,
accompanied Professor Chase, engi
neer in chaige of the event Tn the
course of bis talk Professor Seaton1
spoke of the great aid in which such
exhibits and motor demonstrations'
gave to agricultural piogress and the I
possibility of greatlv improved meth-1
oils of soil plowing
The second portion of the program '
followed in the way of a combined
lecture and steriopticon view of the
reclaimatlon by drainage of swamp
lands of the Carolinas Prof F II
Wood gave a very good Illustrated
talk on the conditions of the soil of
these swamp lands, which Is covered
with from six inches to twenty feet
of rich vegetable ooze over which is
spread the swamp water, making it
impossible for cultivation Having
been one of the party actively engaged
in the problem of draining this land
Mr Wood's relating of experiences!
and the showing ol the views which
he himself had taken was indeed in
teresting and appreciated by those
present
Following the piogiam a short busi
ness meeting took place at which re
ports from the treasurer, membership
and "hop" committees were presented
and approved. An appeal to the en
gineering students as a whole was
made in which the loyal and willing
support of the Nebraska engineering
periodical, "The Blue Print," was ur
gently requested. C. W neck and T
L Frank were appointed as a com
mittee of two to take charge of the
matter of society pins, and to report
same at the next regular meeting.
Dr. Alldritt, Dentist, 200 Ganter
IBIdg., 1140 O St. B3905.
At the Request of T. E. Keefer, chalm
man of the Sophomore hop commit
tee, the complimentary ticket Issued
to Frank Perkins has been destroyed
and in its stead one issued to G. F
Liebendorfer.
L. B. Tuckerman, Jr.,
Auditor of Student Organizations.
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Managed by the Students.
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at the least cost.
The Cafeteria in the Temple.
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