DAILY WEBEAtfKAlT Kansas Captain Mast Have Been Doping The Meet For Huskers It is a very marked human trait to crow after a victory. But the Kansas Tictorjr was so great and unexpected and the Cornhuskers so far outgamed the Jayhawks that a little chest and head expansion will be permissible. ' Below is the "dope" on the meet as Captain Rodkey of the Jayhawks had it before leaving Lawrence and as it actually turned out. The least that can be said is that the Kansan had a bad case of over-confidence. The only events he doped right were the mile, the low hurdles and the broad Jump. The pole vauft gave more to the Jayhawks than he figured on but in the rest of the events there was a difference of anywhere from 6 to 16 points in his doping and the actual results. There can be no alibis coming from the south because all the records made by the Cornhuskers were good and the Jayhawks did not lack the performers the advance dope would lead to be lieve were missing. Following is the sad, sad story of the Jayhawk ruin: A Most Attractive Figure A corset is so personal so much a part of one's very self that it should be most thought' fully selected and fitted by a skillful fitter. rVedfern Models enhance figure beauty and correct figure defects. You will appreciate the value of a Redfern Corset, and you will like the beauty of form and exquisite dairv tiness of the latest models. 53 up For Sale by MILLER & PAINE Inc. 0 & 13th Streets Before Events Kas. Neb. 100-yard dash 3 5 220-yard dash 5 3 Quarter mile 5" 3 Half mile.. 8 0 I Mile 5 3 ' Two mile 5 3 , 120-yard hurdles 3 S 220-yard hurdles 0 8 Shot put i 5 Discus 5 3 ; High jump 8 0 Broad Jump 5 3 Pole vault 5 3 Relay 5 0 Total 65 44 After CALENDAR FOR NEXT YEAR ISJNNOUNCED REGISTRATION WILL BE HELD SEPTEMBER 12 TO 15 No Cornhusker Banquet Scheduled No Holiday on Charter Day Keep Carbon Copies of lectures, theses, etc. This can only be done by buying or renting a typewriter. Special rates to students. Phone or call at L C. Smith & Bro. Typewriter Co. LINCOLN, NEBE. All ready for you with the greatest showing we have over featured. All the new Porto Kiean, Italian and Sailor Straws in plain or Pugaree bands at W0 The University calendar for the year 1917-18 ha3 been completed, and is announced by the University authorities. Copies of the calendar have already been mailed to the dif ferent organizations of the school, to assist them in scheduling special events for the next year. The calendar reveals the registra tion days for the forty-seventh year of the state University, as September 12 to 13. The closing date for next year is the commencement, coming June 12. 191S. One affair not making its appear ance on the calendar for the first time after several years, is the Corn husker banquet. This was abandoned because of the failure of the men stu dents to observe proper decorum at the football feast of last year. Hope has been expressed on the campus that with the inauguration of the stu dent council, now confidently expected, the banquet will again be Riven a place on the calendar. Charter Day Plan Charter Day is listed for February 1". but again it is not scheduled as a holiday. This anniversary of the Uni versity's organization was abandoned as a holiday. This anniversary of the University's organization was aban doned as a holiday this year, and it is : the evident intention of the faculty i not to allow the students a recess ; from classes next February 15. The annual mid winter commencement will be held that night, as usual. The sixth annual homecoming has been set for the day of the game with j Missouri t university November 10. J Mixers will be held on the nights of j September 29 and November 11. ' Thanksgiving recess begins Novem ! ber 27 and ends December 1. Christ ! mas recess begins December 22 and ends January 5. Spring recess begins j March 30 and ends April 6. Ivy Day i has been set for May 9. The calendar in full is given below: ' The Calendar ! September 12-15 Registration. ! September 13 University reception , to all students closed date, j September 21 Church receptions ; closed to all-University parties. September 222:30 p. m. Girls' club party in honor of freshmen girls. September 29 All-University mixer. October 6 Afternoon. , Football i Nebraska Wesleyan at Lincoln. October 13 Afternoon. Iowa uni versity at Lincoln. October 20 Notre Dame university at Lincoln. October. 20 Noon. Girls' football luncehon. October 27 Michigan university at Ann Aroor. November 10 Missouri university Events Neb. Kas. 100-yard dash S 220-yard dash & 120-yard hurdles 8 220-yard hurdles 8 440-yard dash 5 Half-mile run 5 Mile-run 3 Two-mile run 5 Half cafle relay 5 Mile relay 5 Pole vault Hih Jump 4 Broad Jump 3 Shot rnt 8 DiK-us throw 5 Totals at Lincoln. Sixth annual home-coming. November 11 Evening. All-University mixer. November 17 Kansas university at Lincoln. November 27-December 1 Thanks giving recess. November 29 Thanksgiving day. Syracuse university at Lincoln. December 7 Girls' costume party. Close night. Iecember 22-January 5 Christmas recess. January 25 Closed night. January 26 Final examinations be gin. February 2 First semester ends. February 15 Charter Day not a holiday. Mid-winter commencement. March 7-10 High school basketball tournament. March 29 Good Friday. March 30-April 6 Spring recess. March 31 Easter Sunday. May 9 Ivy Day. June 1 Final examinations begin. June 9 Baccalaureate sermon. June 12 Forty-seventh annual commencement. ART DEPARTMENT GIVESJXHIBITION Awards Made to Students for Excel lent Work in Different Departments The art gallery Saturday night was the scene of the first annual exhibition of the art students of the University, given under the direction of Prof. Blanche C. Grant. A reception was held by the students, and after the work had been examined, a dance was en Joyed. Awards for excellent work In dif ferent classes were made. For excel lence in life model work, awards were given Dwight Kirsch and Evelyn Cald well, with honorable mention to Minnie Hansen. For excellence In antique, awards were given Sterling Coe and Mar guerite Polk, with honorable mention to Luclle Berghman. , This was the first complete showing of art work by the students. Poster designs, commercial posters, drawing, engineering work, and other classes of design were shown. The exhibition was also open Sunday afternoon. PERSHING TO LEAD TROOPS TO FRANCE (Continued from Page One) Pershing would lead the American forces to France, the hopes of Colonel Roosevelt to lead a volunteer division were disappointed. The best military advice the president has received has been that regular troops, under a trained army bead, should be sent to battle. Final Examinations Soon. 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