TIIE DAILY NEBRASKAN
MILITARY TOURNEY
GETS UNDER WAY
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The south is not known to produce
wrestlers but the University of Wesi
Virginia seems to have developed n
team in the last few years that is
able to throw any of them. The
southerns walloped Penn last Friday
and scored on the Ames squad two
years ago when the ambitious Farm
ers were almost unbeatable. Since
Nebraska threw the big scare into
the Iowa crew there has been little
said about the unbeatable nature of
the Ames team.
ENGINEERS HEAR
WOOD'S 8PEECH
ON EDUCATION
(Continued from page 1.)
and two in other lines, with au aver
age salary of $3000 to $3200 a year.
Land development is one of the
newest fields open to agricultural en
gineers according to Mr. Wood. In
California engineers map out tbo
enormous extent of undeveloped lauds
planning the communities and farms
completely. Then the state loans
farmers the money to build, taking
mortgages on the land. In this way
132 farms including several towns
were developed last year, he said.
The men who planned this work re
ceived salaries of $3500 to $4000 h
year. Farm building and drainage is
also a field for agriculture engineers,
he said.
"When you fellows get out of school
you will probably want to design a
million-dollar bridge the first tiling
and you won't work unless you do.
Well, just remember that the big jobs
are made up of little ones."
"Somebody has to write or you en
gineers wouldn't know anything," he
continued. "It is very difficult for
engineering publications to get good
articles written by good men. Any
engineer should be able to make at
least $500 a year on the side in Jour
nalism." '
Nine commandments prescribed by
the best men in the field of engin
eeriug for student engineers, wrlch
I gleaned from their writing are:
"1. Take a prescribed course.
"2. Take electives.
"3. Train physically.
"4. Study men and affairs.
"5. Take some good engineering
publication.
"6. Keep all your school books am)
collect a library.
"7. Belong to a local and a na
tional society.
"8. Study outside of school.
. "9. Make a living and save."
Freshman Oass to
Meet for Elections
PAINFUL PART.
"Jones hates to have his wife go
south every winter."
"Feels the separation, no doubt."
"Yes, from the necessary coin."
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".'piHOW me," pays the math, teacher and
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' y ihere -art a lot of figures signed "Q.E.D."
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The freshman class will meet Tues
day, March 19, in Social Science
building, Room 191, for the election of
minor class officers, and discussion
of business, according to announce
ment made today by John B. Welpton,
newly-elected . president of the first
year students.
The meeting has oeen postponed
because of the mid-semester exams
this week, says the bulletin.
There is no mistake about it but
that Nebraska has a wrestling team
that compares well with any in the
United States. Ames is leading the
conference and those fellows came
very near to losing a tough match
when all the Nebraska heavies tossed
the highly touted grapplers from our
neighboring state. One more fall or
decision on the Husker score card
and the match would have boon hung
up with the rest of the scalps in
Coach Dawson's office.
A village is a place where the clerk
looks surprised when a married wo
man asks for silk stockings.
Drake's coach has issued a call for
his football squad. Spring practico is
going to be very severe over there
according to dispatches. The Hull-
dogs went through last season with
out a defeat and they are going to
try it again this year. They turn out
a pretty clever squad every years
and it does credit to tho school. There
are some big schools in the Valley
that have stooped for the Bulldog and
he is still up and coming.
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