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mall matter under the Act of Congress of March 3, 1879.
Baseball has again been made a varsity sport at Nebraska.
According to the Missouri valley conference rules, no one has been
allowed to play on a conference baseball team If he has played the
game professionally.
When the eligibility of players has been investigated, some of the
schools have been rather unscrupulous in their declarations. Nebraska
has refused to forget her principles, and as a result, there has not been
enough material in the school for a good team.
Now, there is a new understanding in the Conference, and men who
play on quasi-professional teams in the summer, Instead of selling alum
inum ware, or magazines, can play on a university team.
The other universities In the conference were anxious to have
Nebraska as a rival in baseball as well as football and Nebraska is
anxious to have another means of "showing them a few things."
A game has been scheduled with Missouri, for next year. It has
been several years since Nebraska has met Missouri and the name
looks good on next year's program.
Syracuse university has asked to play the Thanksgiving game
with Nebraska, in Lincoln, and there is a question whether Nebraska
shall play the eastern team or schedule another game with Notre
Dame.
We know what Notre Dame can do. They have a good team and
a wide reputation. But on the other hand, a game with Syracuse would
be a far better advertising proposition for the University, especially
if Nebraska should win. Syracuse plays such, schools as Colgate,
Brown, Harvard, Yale and Michigan. Notre Dame plays almost ex
clusively with mid-western schools, in practically the same part of
the country.
If Notre Dame should bring a crowd to the Thanksgiving game,
surely Syracuse, traveling half way across the continent, would bring
more than a crowd.
Kansas again! This time it is a debate between Nebraska and
the Jayhawks. According to the Daily Kansan, the team is coining
up here Wednesday evening to "beat 'em again."
Surely if Nebraska can't "walk away" with victory it can talk it
away!
UNIVERSITY NOTICES
Junior Play Committee
Meeting of junior play committee in
U. 112, Tuesday morning, 11 o'clock.
Important. F. T. Cotter, chairman.
Glee Club Rehearsal
Glee club rehearsal at 8 o'clock,
Monday night, in Art hall, in place of
the regular Tuesday night rehearsal.
BRIEF BITS OF NEWS
Cards announcing the beginning of
Christmas vacation Tuesday, Decem
ber 19; at 6 p. m., have been posted
around the University. Some grumb
ling has been found with the new
plan, as it deprives the students of
one week end at home. Under the
old system, with vacation commencing
on Friday and ending Monday, three
week ends could be enjoyed at home.
This year there will be but two. The
vacation Is also shortened two days.
In practice.
mixer stunts that the University has
had lately.
The University Players have under
preparation a series of one act plays,
it was announced last week. These
will probably be produced shortly after
the holidays.
Prof. Louise E. Mundy will offer a
class in water colors , for advanced
students next semester. Registration
will be by permission.
THE DAYS GONE BY
Five Years Ago Today
Lincoln business men gave a ban
quet for the football squad.
The basket ball schedule for the
year was given out. Nebraska was to
meet the Kansas Aggies, Kansas,
Minnesota, Drake and Ames.
Plans for the Christmas festival next
Saturday night are near completion,
committee members say. The affair
promises to be one of the best of the
Two Years Ago Today
The second University mixer was
held at the Armory.
COLLEGE JEWELRY
Rings . Belts
Fobs Hat Pins
Pins ' LaValliers
$1.00 to $20.00
MALLETT
UNI JEWELER
Estab. 1871 1143 O
The seniors were class football
champions, defeating the freshmen by
a score of 14 to 0.
Dr. Bessey had been asked to be
the speaker of the evening on "Horti
cultural Day" at the Panama- Pacific
exposition.
One Year Ago Today
Coach Stiehm accepted the Indiana
position offered hlra.
Phi Alpha Tau gave a banquet for
the debating teams.
The Y. M. C. A. and Y. W. C. A.
combined in giving a "Holiday Fete"
at the Temple. Guests registered in
family groups.
DRAMATIC CLUB IN
"PENSION SCHOELLER"
LARGE AUDIENCE'ENJOYED PLAY
IN FOREIGN TONGUE
Axel Swenson Distinguished Himself
In the Leading Role Music by
Club Orchestra
A large and enthusiastic audience
witnessed "Pension Schoeller," one of
the best comedies ever produced by
the German Dramatic club, at the
Temple theatre, Saturday night. Not
only did University students, but also
the general public of Lincoln enjoyed
the many unique situations in which
Axel Swenson as Herr Klapproth,
found himself. This Is not the first
time that Mr. Swenson has pleased
his audience with his ease and versa
tility upon the stage.
Other parts especially well taken
were those of Magdelene Craft, as
Josephine Krueger, who eagerly
utilized every opportunity to add to
her material for romantic novels;
Frlederich Rabe, as Alfred Klapproth;
Martha Winter, as Ulrike Sprosser;
Anna Luckey, as Ida Sprosser; Her
mine Hatfield, as Amalie Pfeiffer, and
Gerhard Naber as Bernhardy. Alfred
Hinze as Eugen Rumpel, an aspiring
actor, received much applause.
The orchestra of the club played
some very interesting and appropriate
selections during intermissions. The
orchestra included the Misses Ander
son, Lorenzon, Schulte and Messrs.
Luckey, Kier, Keimer, Redelfs and
Wilson.
The Cast
The cast of "Pension Schoeller"
was as follows:
Philip Klapproth ;.Axel Swenson
Ulrike Sprosser, Witme, seine
Sch wester Martha Winter
Ida Anna Luckey
Ftanziska.. Ethel Kittinger
Alfred Klapproth Friedrich Rabe
Ernst Kissling, Maler
Alexander Wuertz
Fritz Bernhardy Gerhard Naber
Josephine Krueger, Schriftstel-
lerin Magdelene Craft
Schoeller Jensionsdirektor
Robert Nesbit
Amalie Pfeiffer, seine Schwagerin
Hermine Hatfield
Friederike, ihre Tochter.Anna Luckey
Eugen Rumpel Alfred Hlnze
Groeber, Major A. D. . Wilhelm Urbach
Jean, Zahl-kellner Robert Nesbit
A, I, E. E. GIVES OUT
191 6-17PR0GRAM
Meetings Will be Broad in Scope,
Uniting With Other
Societies
The American Institute of Electrical
Engineers has just published its pro
gram for 191 6-1 7. The events and lec
tures deal with the live questions of
electrical engineers tending to a
broader educational scope than Is
usually given, and including a num
ber of subjects interesting to all en
gineers. The meetings are held in conjunc
tion with other tnginering societies
of Nebraska and the program will oc
casionally be turned over to some
other department of the engineering
college.
E. M. Kadleck and H. B. Whitfield,
seniors, will address the next meet
ing to be held January 17, on "The
Application of Electricity to Automo
biles." The program also gives notice of the
coming announcement of the annual
inspection trip.
VARSITY BASEBALL
TO BE PLAYED AGAIN
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fixed. Nebraska's schedule shows
seven meets, two dual meets In Lin
coln, the rest out of the city.
The track season opens with the
Drake relay games on April 21, at Des
Moines. On April 28 Nebraska meets
Ames at Ames in the first dual meet.
Drake comes here for a meet May 5.
The next Saturday Nebraska goes to
Minneapolis to meet Minnesota. Kan
sas comes to Lincoln May 19. The
Missouri valley conference meet will
be held May 25 and 26 at Ames. The
western conference meet will be held
at Madison, Wisconsin, June 1 and 2.
No Freshmen Games
The movement to grant permission
to the schools to schedule games be
tween freshmen teams In the confer
ence was given a setback, the propo
sition losing 4 to 3. Professor Barber,
Nebraska's faculty representative,
voted in favor of the plan and the
Kansas' Aggies and Drake also were
for It. The other four schools killed
it. There is a chance that this action
will be reversed, however, and per
mission given the freshmen to play
when the conference heads meet
again In May.
The number of men who can com
pete In Intercollegiate tennis was
limited to four men from each school
on a team.
Professor Barber said last night that
the best of spirit prevailed at the con
ference, and that the feeling of sus
picion that used to be evident was
gone.
J. E. Pike, ex-'12, civil, recently pav
ing inspector at Hastings, has gone to
Kansas City to work with the board
of control of the Kansas City Railroad
company.
UNI. CALENDAR
December 13
Nebraska-Kansas debate, submarine
warfare questionfl Temple theatre, 8
p. m.
December 15
Junior prom, Lincoln hotel, 6:30 p.m
December 16
University Christmas party, City
Campus, 7:30 p. m.
Senior Girls' party, Music hall,
Temple, 2:30 p. m.
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