TBI DAILT NEBRASKA!
BULLDOGS WIN
FROM HUSKERS
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10, 35, 40, 60, 38, 30 and 30 yards.
Total yardajyo of punts 483. Aver
age distance of punts 35 1-4 yards.
Ncbranka puntod 12 times for dis
tances of 30, 30, 50, 50, 42, 45, 35,
40, 28, 30, 30, and 30 yards. Total
yardnsre on punts 470. Averajro of
punts 39 1-16 yards. One Nebraska
punt was blocked.
Punts returned Drake returned
three Nebraska punts for distances
of 8, 10, and 3 yards. Nebratdta run
back of the Drake punts for distances
of 10, 5, 8, 20 and 14 yards. Total
distance of punts returned Drake
21 ; Nebraska 55.
Penalties Drake was penalized
five times, five yards each time, for
total of 25 yards. Nebraska was
penalized twice for five yards each
time.
Forward passes Drake attempted
no passes. Nebraska attempted six
passes, of which one was successful
for a gain of 23 yards.
Throw for losses Nebraska 10
yards; Drake 9 yards.
Fumbles Drake fumbled eight
time, Nebraska fumbled fourteen
times. Drake recovered fourteen
fumbles j Nebraska recovered eight
fumbles.
Dr. S. J. Barnett Will
Give Lecture Tuesday
Dr. S. J. Barnett, of Pasadena,
Cal., will lecture on "Magnetization
by P.otation," in the lecture room
of the Brace Laboratory of Physics,
Tuesday; November 10, at 4 o'clock.
Dr. Barnett was formerly professor
of physics at Tulane University and
Ohio State University, but has been
connected for several years with
the magnetic survey laboratory of
the Carnegie Institution of Washing
ton. He is the author of a treatise
on electricity and magnetism and of
numerous papers presenting results
of research work in this field.
WANTED: At Townsend's Stu
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for their photographs.
Dear Diary:
such a gay week! All
of our teaching alums
have been back of course,
and I was delegated to see
that they had a big time!
Thought I was going to be
a total loss on the job at
first, knowing nothing
whatever, of the Binet
Simon tests or the new
stuff in child discipline.
Luckily however, I discov
ered that they were lots
more interested in THEIR
feet than in MY head, so
all was well. I escorted
six of them to Ben Simon
& Sons shoe department,
and they simply went
buying-mad over the new
novelty slippers. (Lota of
them were only $5.85
too). What a nifty peda
gogical step those sisters
of mine are going to walk,
back in the old school
town!
Bon Nuit,
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W had mlvhty tough
luck yesterday, but we
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you team men all the
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Washington 13, Stanford 0.
Nebraska Wesleyan 7, Morn
ingside 0.
Missouri 14, Washington (St.
Louis) 0.
Grinncll 9, Ames 9.
Kansas Aggies 2, Marquette 0.
Kansas 0, Oklahoma 0.
Illinois 13, Chicago 0.
Wisconsin 6, Iowa 0.
Northwestern 3, Michigan 2.
Notre Dame 0, Pcnn State 0.
Princeton 30, Harvard 0.
Dartmouth 02, Cornell 13.
Many Are Visitors at
Alumni Headquarters
Among the alumni who have visit
ed recently at the University alumni
association hondquarters are: Blaine
A. Young, '14, Hot Springs, S. D. ;
Mr. and Mrs. Y. B. Huffman, '00,
Broken Bow; M. E. Rasdal, '24, Og
allala; Raymond Filler, '24, Clay
Center; Dorothy Roach Yodcr, '21,
Omaha; R. E. Fee, '16, Omaha; C. B.
Yoder, '17, Omaha; Marion Roberts
Bentz, '18, Winterset, la.; Ann W.
Miller, 21 Hastings; Ethel J. Hilton,
'11, Hastings; Mrs. Aleta Roberts,
'23, Oakland, Cal.; Frank P. Fow
ler, '21, Chiingo; Edith Hilton, '25,
Hastings.
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Dean James Returns
From Eastern Trip
Deart Herman G. James of the Col
lege of Arts and Sciences returned
Wednesday from the annual meeting
of the association of American Uni
versities at New Haven, Conn. He
also represented the University of
Nebraska at the inauguration of
President Little of the University
of Michigan.
If Assistant at Columbia
Arthur Jersild, A. B., '24, is now
acting as assistnat to Prof. H. L. Hol-
lineworth in the department of psy
chology at Columbia University, and
taking graduate work for his doctor's
degree.
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ALUMNI VISIT DEAN FERGDSON
Discuss Ue 'of Transmission Line
In Electrical Laboratories
A group of visitora at Dean Fer
guson's office included two Nebraska
alumni, M. B. Long, B. S., '17, and
P. M. McCullough, electrical, ''17,' and
Mr. Gray. While here the visitors
discussed what they could do to help
the College of Engineering to put
into more advantageous use the arti
ficial 200-mile transmission line that
the Northwestern Bell companies
have placed in the University electri
cal laboratories.
The apparatus is valuable from
the point of view of cost as well as
from the standpoint of the manifold
possibilities for experimetation in
the laboratories. It is an oscillation
current generator which will gener
ate alternating currents of all fre
quencies from 100 to 60,000 oscilla
tions per second. To give an idea
of the tremendous possibilities which
this generator presents, one needs to
only compare it with the speech
range on the telephone circuit. The
range on that is from 20 or 300 to
1200 oscillations per second and the
whole of it will be included in the
range of the new generator besides
including all frequencies up to 50,
000 oscillations per second.
Mr. Long i3 an educational director
for the Bell Telephone laboratories,
Inc., in New York City. Mr. McCul
lough is a division plant engineer of
the Northwestern Bell Telephone
company of Omaha. Mr. Gray also
holds' a position with this company.
Doran Will Speak at Banquet
O. T. Doran, of Teachers College,
will be the principle speaker at the
Fnther-and-Son banquet to be held
in the Esat Lincoln Christian church
on Wednesday, November 11.
Publish Results of Experiment
A report of experimental work as
carried out with a group of chemistry
students at the University of Nebras
ka by Dr. Winnifred F. Hyde, pro
fessor of psychology, was published
recently in The Journal of Applied
Psychology.
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Goes to Meeting of
Land Grant Colleges
Dean Ferguson of the College of
Engineering:, will attend the meeting
of the Land Grant College association
which will be held at Chicago Nov
ember 15,18,10. He will go direct
ly to Chicago from Manhattan, Kan
sas, where he is to present at the S.
P. Fi. E. meting which will be held
there.
Ben Cherrington Meets
With Local Committee
Ben Cherrington, A. B. '11, stu
dent secretary for the Y. M. C. A. in
the Rocky Mountain region, con
ferred with University of Nebraska
Y. M. C. A. committees this week on
plans for the coming winter. Mr.
Cherrington hes been devoting con
siderable time to lecturing on the
World Court issue in Nebraska
schools, as part of the national edu
cational campaign being carried on
to promote interest in the World
Court. .
Gives Old Documents
To University Museum
E. V. Garcia, MexlUn pastor in
Lincoln, has given tho University
museum somo interesting enlistment
certificates and military documents
of tho New York State Riflemen
bearing tho dates 1823 and 1827. It
is thought that some of the names
appearing on them are those of men
who served in the War of 1812. Mr.
Garcia secured tho papers whilo gath
ering a stamp collection.
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Will Publish Results
Of Business Research
Business research studies made last
year in the College of Business Ad
ministration are now being prepared
for publication by the Committee on
Business Research. The first of
these will deal with failures in tho
retail grocery business, and is based
largely on figures gathered in Lin
coln and vicinity. It will probably
bo ready for distribution within the
next few weeks. Other studies will
be published later in the year.
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