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SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON, 14;
SIGMA PHI EPSILON, 12
Final Round In the Second Division of
the Interfrat Tourney
Sigma 'Alpha Epsilon sprung a sur
prise when they defeated Sigma Phi
Epsilon In the final round of the sec
ond division of the Interfraternlly
basketball tournament, 14 to 12.
Doth teams played hard and were
out to win. The Sig Kps were the
general favorites and showed them
selves worthy of the choice. The Sig
Alph combination proved too strong
for them, however, and carried home
the bacon.
This srame enables the Sig Alphs to
meet Delta Tau Delta, champions of
the first division, next Thursday for
the luterfraternity championship.
The lineup:
Sig Alphs Sig Eps
Engstrom c ; Albrecht
Corey.... f. Townsend
Hoofer.... f Pickett
Emley E Kozitsky
Nolan ...g.- Graham
Referee: Shields.
TO PICK GRAPPLERS
TO MEET AMES
Matches between members of the
varsity wrestling squad will determine
the team to meet Ames next Satur
day. There Is keen competition In
the different weights, and the team
against up Ames will be up to Corn-
husker standards.
Brian won a fall from Scheibel yes
terday afternoon in the Armory. The
match was in the 125-pound class, but
SPRING FEVER SEIZES CADET
A well developed case of spring
fever was discovered on the campus
yesterday, when a student was found
fast asleep on a wooden bench In the
cadets' locker rooms. Who he was,
no one seemed to know, but from
the gentle murmuring of his sleep
one judged at once he was at peace
with the world. The question was
raised whether or not he was miss
ing classes. After an hour and a
half's good rest he awoke, 'rubbed
his eyes and grinning sheepishly
walked out the door.
The College World
CALLS NEWSPAPER MAN
TRUE PUBLIC SERVANT
"We are all patriots in America,
but the right kind of newspaper man
is an active patriot all the time. The
newspaper man is a public servant in
the true sense of the word. Unless
he is a public servant he is not a
goodnewspaper man he does not
perform fully his mission and his
duty."
In these words Henry C. Campbell,
editor of the Milwaukee Journal, de
scribed the part of a newspaper man
in making "The Newspaper a Public
Servant" in an address before the stu
dents in Journalism at the University
of Wisconsin recently.
"To young men and women Just
entering the newspaper profession,
I can give no more valuable advice
than to take their work seriously
but not to take themselves too seri
ously. Of all the things that have
' marred the careers of newspaper
men, I should place first a sort of
cynicism, skepticism, supercilious
ness. The newspaper man who can
not put himself in sympathy with any
good movement is a failure. A re:
porter must work with his heart as
well as his mind.
DAILY NEB B A 8
RTS
Brian was overweight seven pounds.
This added weight, with a better
knowledge of the game, enabled
Brian to win the fall In two minutes.
If Brian can take off the eayiees weight
he will be entered against Ames Sat
urday In the bantamweight division.
This evening in the Armory, Vose
and Gutberlet will wrestle for one fall
in the 145-pound class. Both Gutberlet
and Vose are shifty men who know
the game, and the match will be
worth seeing. The winner of this
match will probably be sent against
the Ames Aggies. .
The meet with Iowa last Saturday
showed up the real strength of the
varsity, in spite of Bome unpopular
decisions on points, and the Cornhusk
ers will provide plenty of argument
for the farmers. The elimination
matches held this week will decide
who will make the trip.
CALL ISUUED FOR
OUTDOOR TRACK
Distance
and Hurdle
Needed
Men Are
The firstcall for track has been Is
sued. With Scott, Irwin, Bates, Bol
ton and Liebendorfer, the only mem
bers of last year's squad back, men
are needed badly in the distances aud
hurdles.
The track has been reclndered and
is being put in shape for the Interfra
ternlty meet, which is' going to be
held April 15. Coach Reed also in
tends to send a full team to the Oma
ha indoor meet March 31, while he
will also send a relay team to the
Drake relay meet on April 22.
RIFLE TEAM SCORES
The individual scores of the Ne
braska rifle team for the week end
Ing March 18 are: "
J. S. Warner 199
W. Hall 198
H. E. Gentry 197
E. Wr. Reiitzel 197
E. P. Kozitsky 195
H. C. Southwell 193
V. C. George 192
W. W. Kozitsy 190
I. F. Smith 189
"A man gets little" from a newspa
per, when he takes a place on Us
staff. It is what he gives to the
newspaper that makes the position
worth whilef for him. In those
things that pertain to the community,
there is no man in the community
who can render more effective and in
telligent service than the newspaper
man. He should be an active and
militant citizen. People make up
their minds from what he writes and
the newspaper publishes; it is the
great trust the community reposes in
him and in which he must not
fall."
FOLLOWING COPY
It'8 a difficult matter to decide
which is better that is to say, which
is least exasperating a printer who
follows copy, out of the window if ne
cessary, regardless of the sense, or a
printer who, in his zeal to find and
correct flaws, in your copy, makes you
say things you hand't the remotest
notion of saying.
It's the same way in everr other
line of work. Some cooks will cook a
roast as many minutes as you tell
them, even if an unusually hot oven
bunu it to a crisp, while others will
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open the best pear preserves that you
are saving for company, though you
distinctly tell them that the Jelly left
from last night is good enough.
Some clerks In your office are never
content unless they are changing
things, even though the change upsets
your carefully worked out efficiency
schedule that Is the pride of your
heart. Others will continue to lick
stamps and spoil their appetltqp for
MAX G. TOWLE
A graduate of the Law college in the
year 1914, announces that he Is a can
didate for the office of Justice of the
Peace upon the Republican ticket at
the April 18th primaries.
It is desired-that all students of
vo.ing age having resided in the state
six months, county forty days, and
the precinct ten days, register at the
City hall any day before April 8th
and then get out and support Max
for this office. Adv.
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Such jars .as those irk me not at alk I tie
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hoop. You ask me whence the source of all
this swank, swagger and supreme sassiness?
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