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football Hmono ur IRfvals
Kansas romped away from William
Jewell College of Missouri by ft very
large score Saturday. Last year thiey
defeated the same team by a margin
of only one touch-down. Perhaps the
Jayhawks have aroused themselves a
bit
(Iowa ran up one of the largest
scores of the west on the Iowa State
Teachers. In the line-up of the Hawk-
eyes can be seen eight veterans and
the youngsters proved themselves up
to the. standard of the vets.
Coach Cortright of South Dakota
has been assistant coach to the famous
Machlin of the Michigan Agricultural
College for the past two years. He
played for four years at M. A. C. and
was one of the stars of west. As a
pupil of Machlin he should give us
something of what we should expect
when the master greets us on Octobier
24.
Ames showed that she is going to
hava a real football team this season
by trouncing the strong Coe College
team by a very decisive score last Sat
urday. The line held well and the
backs seemed to be able to run the
lends ahnost at will. Nebraskans who
Y. W. C. A. VESPERS
HELD LAST NIGHT
Very Enjoyable Meeting Held Tues
day Misses Blanchard and
Mayhew Give Talks.
A special vesper service and indoor
picnic were held Tuesday evening in
the Interest of the Missionary cam
paign which is now in full swing.
Miss Blanchard, the national secre
tary of Y. W. C. A. work In state uni
versities, and Miss Mayhew, who has
been head of the physical training in
Young Women Christian Associations
of China, were the chief speakers.
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With ROCK & FULTOII in "THE CANDY SHOP"
At The OLIVER Tonight, Vednasday and VednssSsy llatlnsa
saw the Ames gam last year can well
see the possibility of a great team
among those Ags.
If you want a great football team for
the latter part of the season you must
have stiff competition the early games
of the schedule. Washburn furnished
our Iluskers all they wanted for the
initial contest. What would a big score
have availed us? Perhaps a chance
to boast and have our hopes disap
pointed later. South Dakota may lick
us (mure conjecture but highly possi
ble). Such a drubbing might be the
means of making the team a real team
tv.o weeks later when victory means
real victory.
Wbat will our corn-fed heroes do
with the "Coyotes" from South Da
kota? The howl from the northern
prairies would indicate a mighty pack.
They are "old dogs" too, and are 6aid
to have migrated from many climes.
Cfiptain Ferguson has played four
years and should know a few tricks of
the game by this time. Center Potts
is of the same age as the leader. In
their wake Broks, Willy, Brown,
Hengle, McCormick and Vidal are ex
perienced foragers who claim to have
pillaged more fertile fields than those
of Nebraska. Let 'em come!
The vesper service was held at five
in the association rooms. Immediate
ly afterward the girls adjourned to
the Armory, where a picnic supper
was served.
The topic of the vesper service was
"The Nebraska Girl in China." Miss
Blanchard spoke with great force on
the need of loyal workers. She com
plimented the Nebraska association
on its splendid pledge of fifteen hun
dred dollars, and urged the g'ris not
to lose sight of the larger meaning of
the campaign. Through her descrip
tion of special cases of need, she
made a strong appeal to all present
The situation was vivid to her hear
ers. She mentioned the recent con
tact between East and West and the
growth of new ideas in China, show
ing especially how Chinese women at
last have -a chance to realize the in
trinsic fineness of their womanhood.
One of the inspiring thoughts of her
talk was that American women have
been able to stir Chinese women to a
knowledge of their worth and power.
She spoke of this 'as the touch of "life
on life."
Miss Mayhew spoke especially of
Miss Coppock's joy In being supported
by her own university. She told of
the new position the Nebraska asso
ciation has attained. She said that
Miss Coppock has carried the true
spirit of Christianity to China.
Education Goes Up.
At a meeting of the Board of Cura
tors of the University of Missouri
b&ld in St. Louis last Thursday it was
decided to charge students $2 for
every diploma conferring a degree and
$1 for every certificate. The students
at Missouri will get off easier than
those at Nebraska where diplomas
cct five and ten dollars.
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