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THURSDAY. APRIL 29. 1915
A NEW EVENT
The Juniors are showing the right
spirit in inviting the Seniors to an
outdoor breakrasL Saturday's event
promises to be something out of the
ordinary and very likely if it is a suc
cess the class of '16 will in later years
be credited with starting a custom
which will be dear to the hearts of
Nebraska grads. It is a worthy am
bition for a class to establish an event
that is important enough to warrant
its becoming a custom. The mem
bers of the Junior class who evolved
this idea have performed a distinct
service for the class. Every Junior
should lend his aid in mating tuis
erent a success.
Engineers encounter repeated-
lv the disconcerting circumstance
that sympathetic understanding
is accorded to their work by rela-
tively few. We believe that this
is largely due to a lack of knowl-
edge of what goes to make up the
training and work of the engineer
and of the extent to which the
training is adaptable. Judge
Tibbets, of Lincoln, in a recent
address before the Engineering
Society, took cognizance of this
fact, and urged the engineers to
make themselves and their work
"known and understood." It
seems to me that a legitimate
primary object of and justifica-
tion for Engineers' Week and the
time and effort devoted to it is to
make the engineers "known and
- understood" by the University
public. Of the events on the pro-
gram as at present formulated.
the following may be taken as
conducing to that end: The en-
gineering issue of The Daily Ne-
braskan, the Engineering Convo-
cation, and Engineers Night. I
have been disappointed that c-er-
tain changes of dates in the pro-
gram have prevented this para-
graph from appearing in time to
take the form of a cordial invita-
tion to the faculties and students
- of the other colleges of the Uni-
versity to favor us wltn their in-
terest and attendance on the
events on Engineers' Week.
O. V. P. STOUT
Athletic Board Election
The election for the Athletic Board
will be held May 10. All who wish to
be candidates must file at Dr. Clapp's
office before May 3. and announce
themselves as candidates. Further
ttnouncements will be made later.
Roy O. Warde,
State Bank Bldg.
1501 "O" St., Neb.
ENGINEER FETE DAY
(Continued from page op-).
the 'Golden Shoe" for the livii en
gineers. To the winner of the free-for-all
dash across the Athletic Field, the Col
lege Book Store will give one dollar
in trade, while the Co-op Book Store
has hung up a suitable trophy to the
Engineer winning the tennis singles.
Coach Stiehni, for the satisfaction of
later seeing numerous arms in slings,
will cive a baseball to the Engineer
throwing it the longest distance. These
Individual events are only a smal. .
nnrt nf what will haDiwn when twenty
men reuresenting each college will be
turned loose in a football game.
The events arranged by the commit-
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! take place according to the follov i r. g j
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8:30 a. m. E. vs. M. E. Baseball
Semi-Finals.
9:::a a. m.-E. E. vs. A. E..
Semi-Finals.
10.30 a. m. C. E. vs. M. E
Semi-Finals.
irt-4S a m E. E. VS. A. E,
Baseball
Soccer
Soccer
Seini-Finals.
Tennis Semi-Finals, S-ll a. m.
1:30 p.-in. Baseball Finals.
2:00 p. m. Pitching of Horseshoes
by rrofessors.
00 p. m. Free for All Dash Length
of Athletic Field.
:10 p.m. Baseball Throw for
tance.
is n. m. Quarter Mile, Four
Men
Relay Race.
:30 p. m. Soccer Finals.
:00 p. m Tennis Finals.
:00 p. m. Presentation of Trophies
E. HAWKINS.
Chairman.
Printing and engraving at Boyd's.
! 125 No. 12th.
DEPARTMENTAL
BASEBALL LEAGUE
iAcademics Defeat the Laws by the ,
Close Score of j
6 to 5 ;
Standing of the Teams j
Won Lost
Academics 3
Engineers 1
Laws 1
Freshmen 1
Aggies 0
in th rlosest came of the series, so;
far, the Academics defeated the Laws
by a score of 6 to 5 yesterday after -
noon on the athletic field. Baseball
of profesional caliber flashed on both
sides, showing decided improvement
after the first week's practice. Bryan
umpired a good game.
The next game will be played Friday
on the athletic field, when the Aggies
meet the Engineers.
Score by innings:
Academics 2 1 0 1 0 1 16
Laws 0 0 2 1 2 0 05
Batteries Academics, Chamberlain j
and Hugg; Laws, Krikac and Shaw.
Lineup: j
Academics
Hugg
Chamberlain .
R. Theisen
Schwab
Laws -
c Shaw
p Krikac ;
lb Harney i
2b ....
Angel 3b
Weidman ss
Collins If
Hutherford cf
Oberfelder
Purney, McMillan rf Pressly
Base Hits Academics. Collins 2.
Chamberlain 2; Laws,
riM.rf.iri.r
2, Schwab,
Krikac 2.
Two-base Hits Angel
Harney, Haliigan.
Three-base Hits Weidman, Hugg.
Base on Balls Off Chamberlain 3
off Krikac 1.
Struck Out-By Chamberlain 7. byjf"1 information that his father had got
KnKac 4.
Hits Off Chamberlain S.off Krikac 9.
Umpire Cy Bryan.
Scott's
B-4S21.
Orchestra. Call B-H82 or
NOTICES
Unions
The weekly meeting of the Union
Society will be held Saturday, May I
in nlaoe of Friday. April 30. All mem
bers are urged to be present as a
verv important business meeting will
k hi after ft nodal time. Visitors
welcome.
Mystic Fish
Mvstic Fish dance postponed to May
S to be held at the Alpha Xi Delta
i house.
Engineer's Base Ball
' All L E.'s who wish to play with
the Mech. Engrs. Thursday, report on
Athletic Field Wednesday at 3:00 p
l ro., to V. C. George.
Civil Engineers
Civil Engineers will play Mechanical
'Engineers Thursday morning at 8:30
on the Athletic Field. All C. E.'s who
jean play base ball please show up.
i
I XI Delta
I xi Delta meeting. Thursday at 5
'o'clock. At the Alpha Chi Omega
, house.
! Rifle Club
! Members of Rifle Club report to
;
Commandant's office to vote on follow-
ing before end of the week
1. On retaining 2-ineh sighting bull
'. for the 1916 matches.
2. On having all 6hooting done
; prone in 1916 matches.
K. C
FOUTS,
Secretary.
Notice
All candidates for the College of
Agriculture base ball team will meet
Thursday at 11 at the Farm campus
'diamond
Every man who has ever j
' played any base ball 6hould" come out
and his support will be very greatly
J appreciated. Don't forget. 11, Thurs
day at Farm.
GARDNER AND HARLEY,
Managers.
! Girls' Club
P. C. J Girls' Club elects officers for next
1000 year today at 11:30 o'clock m Me
.500 j mortal Hall. It is a general mass
.333 meeting for all members. Come and
.333 vote and discuss amendment.
. 000
Senior Girls Attention!
j All Senior Girls are requested to
: meet in Music Hall tonight at 7:15, to
practice songs for Ivy Day. Come if
; you possibly can and show your class
! spirit by boosting to make this Ivy
Dav the best one we have ever had
at Nebraska.
j
j D. G. V.
! The D. G. V. will meet Thursday
evening, April 2S ,at 191.9 E street,
,:00 sharp.
:
Interf raternity Council
There will be a meeting of the In
terfraternity Council Thursday, April
29. 1913. U. 207, 8 p. m. Election of
officers.
Tegner
Spatz ! The girls program announced for
Haliigan May 1 has been postponed until May
McMullen'jS. The regular meeting that should
Oberfelder, have been held May 15 will be on May
McGurk ! ntead. Everyone is urged to come.
. . McGurk. The meeting will be held in Art Hall.
Notice, Seniors
Order your caps and gowns at the
Co-op this week. No deposit required.
; $1.25 for cap and gown and $1.00 for
gown alone.
COMMITTEE.
Jackr had been imDartna to a
i school-fellow the important and cheer-
a new set of false teeth
"What will they do with the old
set?"
"Oh. I suppose." answered Jacky.
"they'll cut 'em down and malie me
wear 'em. Exchange,
University School cf Music
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fcutruotUn rive 1b all branches of nmslo. Stndtnta mgj
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WILLARD KIMBALL, Director
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Mechanical Engineers Hand Book
Next to the last edition. Just as good as
the latest edition for practical work. We
have 10 new copies, $2.50 while they last
De Pontibus Hand Book $1.50.
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