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Athletic Editor.
TRACK SCHEDULE FOR
9EA80N OF
1914
Coach Reed Announces Eight Con
tests Extending from March
6 to June 6.
The lollowlng Ih the ofllclnl schodulo
for the track meets this year, glvon
out at Coach Rood'B ofHce. Tboro will
i. ..iirht inixitn tlm flrHt bolng an In-
door evjnt with tho KansaB City Ath
letic Club at KanHftH City, on March 6.
The laHt ono will be tho Wostorn Con-
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lerence at KvaiiBion on juhu . m-
braska has ,i Htlff bunch of contests
and Coach Heed Is working bin men
hard to prepare for them:
March G- K C A. A. Indoor, at Kan
sas City
April 4 Missouri A C. Indoor, at
8t Louis,
April 18 Drake RelayB, nt Des
MolneH
May 1-Kansas University, at Law
rence. May 9-AmoB, at Amos.
May 1G Minnesota University, nt
Lincoln.
May .10 Mlasourl Valloy Confer
ence, nt St. LouIh.
Juno 0 Western Conforenco,
Evanaton
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LA8T BA8KETBALL
GAME OF 8EA80N
Amos Cyclones Here Tomorrow and
8aturday Have 8tronger Team
For This Match.
Tho last gamcH of the local basket
ball Benaon will be played In the Arm
ory on Frldny and Saturday nights of
thla week. Tho Cyclones from Amos
will bo our opponents
Laat wook tho HuBkors administered
a couple of dofeata to Amos on her
homo floor In commenting on tho
games, the Ames Daily says that, duo
to Injuries, It wtib a toam of substi
tutes which opposed tho HiiHkera.
We may conclude that the games thlB
wook will bo real battles.
FRESHMEN 8C0RE A
VICTORY OVER 80PH8
on tho ground that women woro Justly
untitled to all tho rights that men
posHOSB. Mr. Covert for tho Freshmen
replied that thoro was no crying de
mand for woman suffrage In this Btato
because all tho evils which tho affirma
tive claim suffrage Is noedod to rem
edy have been accomplished In Ne
braska by an olectorato composed ex
cluBivel yor men. A. R. Hlnman, who
continued tho dlBcuealon for tho Soph
omores, advanced tho point that It
wasn't twentieth oontury JubUco to
compel women to oboy lawB that they
did not help make and pay taxes that
they ha dno volco in docroolng. For
the Freshmen. Mr. SwonBon contond
ed that woman's temporamont and In
terests wero naturally antagonistic to
tho assumption of political duties and
political rlflbs, and that thoreforo the
burden of voting would rest too heav
ily on Amorlcn'B already ovorladon
womanhood.
Mr. Chatt, the last Sophomore
speaker, was very oarnoBt and elo
quent, and refused to loavo the floor
until he was satisfied that he had
provon how well qualified tho women
woro for tho ballot and how success
fully tho votea of women had cleaned
Tho rebuttal speechoa were very
largely a brief summary and re
cmphaaiB of tho points brought out In
direct argument, besides a narrowing
of the Ibbucb, and a final claBh on the
question of whether experience with,
woman suffrago In states like Colo
rado and Wyoming had been success
ful, and on this question, In tho opin
ion of the Judges, tho weight of au
thority, roason and presentation, was
cloarly with tho Freshman team.
Some of tho listeners who had sat
in inter-class debate audiences beforo
remarked tb.it this was tho first time
they had ovor seon a unanimous ver
dict for tho negative Bide of the
woman Biiffrago question, tho affirma
tive of whlcn has of late years re
ceived a larger and larger number of
convorts. To this observation some
of tho Judges replied that this was tho
first time they had over heard so much
of the best evidence on tho negative
side of this question brought forth.
Theco was a tendency among those
who know to nBcrlbo tho superior
weight of the Freshman evldenco to
tho combined efforts of the team and
Doctor Maxoy, and ono of the Sopho
more speakers. In his closing speech,
frankly admitted that they were not
equipped with nny of the doctor's
Jokes.
Tho Juniors wore victorious over
tho Seniors in their debate on tho
same question.
Your Education Free !
ONE THOUSAND DOLLAR
SCHOLARSHIPS
An Unusual Opportunity To Win a
Free Scholarship
up politics In siBtor Btates. To all of-lto work In a fow weeks and Coach
this Mr Klddoo. the flnnl Freshman
debater, rojolnod by stntlBtlca show
ing that tho political, social and Indus
trial results of woman suffrago In tho
commonwealths whoro that revolu
tionary oxporlmont has been tried
bavo not been satisfactory, and do not
warrant tho adoption of votes for
women In Nebraska.
MA8TIN AND THOMPSON
OUT OF FOOTBALL
(Continued from Pago Ono)
will bo put tl'rough a thorough spring
practico as soon as tho winter spell
Is ovor gives the loyal Nebraskans
heart. Some twenty men will be put
If you are working your way
through college, funds low no
money In sight will you drop out
of the ranks In June ot return next
year?
You will Want to come back. Our
plan will make It possible.
You can secure a cash scholar
ship worth from $250.00 to $1,000.00.
Over 1,000 students working un
der our direction have already se
cured scholarships.
This plan has been endorsed by
'college presidents and student em
ployment bureaus from Maine to
California as a sure means of win
ning a college education.
It means success for the many,
not the few.
For complete details see IRA M. SMITH,
Western Representative -Review of Reviews
Scholarship Fund, Lindell Hotel, 2-6 P. M., 7-9
P. M., Feb. 26-27.
Solons Are College Men.
Stlehm will get a winning team out
of thorn if anyone can. Chamberlain's
paBt reputation enn not be disputed
and the other Freshmen Huakers,
Correy, Erheart, HnlberBlabon, L
mun, Maxwell, Norrls, Porter, Rnss
muBsen, Heavis, Reese, Itenfro, Sherry.
Sultzer, Weatover, and Wilson are in
lino for star places.
Michigan University during the last
twelve years has sent moro men to
tho upper and lower houses In the
national congress than any other col
logo in the country. Harvard Is sec
ond In this respect, Virginia third, and
Yale fourth. Tho Reveille
Senior Engineers Wear Whiskers.
Mustachos, Bideburns, goatees and
plain whiskers will cover tho faces of
Missouri's senior engineers until after
tho spring examinations. This custom
of facial adornment has beon In vogue
among the senior engineers for many
years, and although no Btrlct rules en
forcing It, it is rigidly observed by
seniors In each engineering depart
ment. Daily Californlan.
Twelve foreign countries and every
state in the Union except Nevada are
represented in Yale'B enrollment this
year Dally Illinl.
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