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VOL XVIII NO. 157
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OFFLIDTOOPEII
4 thirl ir Tickt$ Art
fetid for llcll (.'
Students will be alnillied
tl.e Nrbta.ka Kansas Aggie
baeehail atiie this artrrnona by
prr.enting thHi athletic season
II. kei atmi'llng to John hl
ek Kerular admission to the
0.11' et will b fifty cbi
Ulimf for h.lntion
( lute cl Fire TWy
Film of candidate for I
Iicm la the spring election lo
be held Tweada. May 7. Ill
receited ubiiI I rlm-k thla af
lnniMl al lb student activities
office In lli Coliseum, accord
B( la FJdrrd I .arson, president
of the hiudeul Council.
PLANS 10 UPSET
START SALE OF
TICKETS TODAY
T
AG AFFAIR OPENS
SATURDAY WITH
m FEATURES
OKLAHOMA TEAM
I.BIZAD STUDENTS
SEASON
ODAY
SCARLET HOPES
Coach Jacobs With Big Six
Indoor Winners Will
Open Season Here
SCHULTE GROOMS SQUAD
Comhusker Mentor Gets
Men in Fettle to Break
Sooncrs' Wins.
1ocl emder fans are In for iheir
nri real lrl of lh outdoor
irark aeason when Coach Henry F.
Schulta Scarlet and Cream per
formers Sake Ihe field against the
Oklahoma Sooner In their Initial
stadium appearance tomorrow aft
ernoon at 1 o'clock sharp. The
Oklahoma aquad will Invade Lin
coln with a dual victor; heel that
date bark for more lhan five year
will attempt to add me Husker
aniau lo their already overflowing
Mat
Ths twoway tuli-up promises to
he a thriller w ith earn event result
ing la Blp and turk affair. Com
parattve scores would Indicate that
ihe final total will be e.ceedingly
close with either team afforded the
chance of edit In out In front.
Cornhusker aquad will tun their
hopea on being able to clean up
with seconds and third enough to
offaet the Individual performer on
Toacb Jacob team. Shelby, high
lumper, and Howell, weight man.
appear to be the beat beta for the
out hem Invader although Ash
hurn and Rowley tn upeel Ihe
dope for Mr. Howell ahould ihey
hit their stride of the past week
or so.
Southerner Hiv Cdgt
Oklahoma team, with the Big Six
indoor championship already at
their quarter, la bent on repeating
in the outdoor meet and will at
tempt to aubdue ihe Hunkers a a
stepping atone to the title. Fling.
Carmen. Bruce, Drake and Carson,
with Shelby and Howell, who
counted for the leading point at
Kansas City last winter, will carry
the Jacob burden.
First place appear lo be evenly
divided for both schools. The final
tally appears lo be a toss up a
the relay came of the wst few
meek have prohibited any team
comparison of any of the valley
schoola. . - f. - -
Officiate for the meet, announced
hy the athletic ofrice Thursday In
clude A. A. Schablngcr. Director of
Athletic at Crelghton university,
referee; Early Johnson, starter,
and Harold Miller, student mana
ger, clerk of the course.
Herman Jobst, Otto Zumwlnkle.
Hal Bower. C. i-. low and Rev. D.
R. O'Connor will also act In an of
ficial capacity. Hobb Turner will
have charge of the high Jump, Don
Dell, broad Jump. Sed Harman and
roach Walter Black, shot put. W.
W. Knight, and Dr. Moon, Javelin
and W. H. Browne, discus. J. L.
MrMasters and B. C. Bren will act
as Inspector, aod Dob Russell will
do the announcing.
BEGIN CONTEST HERE
High School Week Opens at
University; Prepare -For
Field Day
Musicians front high schools
throughout the state will compete
in the state high school contest to
begin today. The music contest
will open High School week, which,
end next week end with three ath
letic tournament..
Featuring next week' program
Is the, state high school track meet
to take place at Memorial stadium.
In addition there will be a state
tennis meet and a golf tournament.
Fifty-three entrie have been re
ceived for the track meet, nine for
the tennis meet and seven for the
golf tournament.
The track and field entries
Dunbar, Htiisrt, Cambridge. Atkin
son, Hewitt, Trumble, Sargent. Mil
ford, Table Roclt, Fremont, Beatrice,
Hastings. Superior, Stanton. Ord, Ar
lington, Wlnnenago, Auburn. .Ashland,
FaTrbury, fihelton Overton, Orofton.
'Jentral Ctly. Ansley, Avoca, Hol
drerigo, McCook, Hcrlbner, Loxi.irtou,
Hlldrelh. Tecumseh, Mlnden.
Tenni entries: Ixlngton, Avoca,
Auburn, Arlington, Beatrice, Mllford,
Omaha Tech.
i o I f etitrlHi: slmllmm, Auburn.
Stanton, Hastings. Mlnden, Omaha
Toch.
BURNETT TALKS
TO LIONS CLUB
Chancellor Discusses Plans
For Improvement of
University Plant
Program of the University of Ne
braska for the next two years was
outlined by Chancellor E. A. Bur
nett at the meeting of the Lions
club yesterday. He spoke in place
of Coach Bible, who wa scheduled
to give the talk. Legislative action,
he said, left the I'nlverslty "pre
pared for plant expansion rather
than internal improvement.
Dormitories to be built will be
used for freshman women, with the
ultimate plan of requiring fresh
man women to live in dormitories.
The repeats and the capltol com
mission will meet Saturday to plan
for the Jnlnt heating plant autbor
laei by the legislature. Arrange
ments will be made with the city
lor The tunnel right-of-way down
Fourteatua street, be said.
GET SPECIAL AWARDS
Brcnke Announces Plans
For Convocation Honors
Day. May Eighth
SCHOLARSHIP DOMINANT
live hundred student from all
clauses In the I'nlverslty and a
number of eiudent organisation
w ill be honored on Honor day.
May I. for the scholastic record
they have made during the pre
vious two semesters. Announce
ment of the plan for the event
wa made Thursday by Prof. W. C
Brenke, chairman of the commute
In charge of Honor day convoca
tion. The committee ha prepared a
list of those to be honored. Tha
compilation of grade wa based
on the average for the last semes
ter of last year and the first se
mester of thi year. Thla lit of
honored student will be included
In the Honor day convocation.
L'pper three percent In the sen
ior clas In each collere will be
recognised for "superior" scholar
snip. Ihe Upper teu iwicrul of U
four clae In each college will ba
recomlred tor "high" scholarship.
To Honor Graekt
A tew organisations will receiva
recognition according to Professor
Brenke. Non-social organisations
will be recognised provided a suf
ficient proportion of the- members
of the organisation bare high
scholarship. Fraternities and soro
rities will be In the list of honored
organization provided they ar
sufficiently higher than the ret
of thir group.
Honor day la an Innovation o
the Nebraska campus this year. It
is In line with tne University's
policy of designating special days
for certain achievements. Honors
day this vear ha been set for
Wednesday, May 8. At the convo
cation held on that day some of
the students and org antra tlon
with the Dtgtie-st wcholasrte wchtrrw
menu will be snnonnced. All re
ceiving recognition will tie printed
on the programs.
Things Galore
Mark Activity
Of Seven Days
i
indents this week are wonder
ing ir all important event are nol
coming at the same time.' It in
not enough that Engineers week j
and Tharmacr week should be held j
at the same time. I'pon top of that
have been heaped all manner of im- j
portant and interesting event. j
Farmers Fair, of course, claims-j
a good portion of the spotlight. In
itsplf it seems enough to occupy
nne week. But it roust share the
light of public Interest with the
Panhellenic and the Interfraternity
banquet. Madam Schumann-Heink,
the Barb party and high schools
from all over the state who are
visiting Lincoln.
Even Scientists Convene. k
ferlain learned scientist add
their portion to an already full
week. The meeting of the Amer
ican Academy of Science and allied
science is quite important. It
claim the attention of manr who
wonder 1f they ran see everything
else that Is going on at the same
time.
Baseball game and tenni
matche Saturday will vie for the
spotlight with the last football
game of the season. Over on the
cinder Coach Schulte' track men
will draw their quota of onlookers.
Senior especially are expecting
even more crowded times a few
week hence, hut where can one
a week busier than thi one appear
to be?
Sideshows Will Open
With Unique Display
A wi r ill or t he iirtractlons at the
Farmer Fair tomorrow will be the
side shows. TJnder the roof of one
of the tent will be "The. Sis Great
Wonder of the Modern W orld,"
the foremost of which 1 "An Aroas
ing Experiment of a Round With
Two Thousand Squares."
The five other great wonders
are: "What Boy Hate About a
Sorority House," the first appear
ance of "The Original Black Bot
tom." "The Missing Link," the only
one in captivity, "The California
Bat" and "The Canadian Hairless
Dog."
In a separate booth will be found
"Marnash of Zanzibar," the fortune
teller w Lo read by any method de
sired. "Tha Original American Fl
ames Twins" will make their 'ie
but in Nebraska and "A Swlmmirg
Match Between Two Mice," will
feature trained mice which hold
record for swimming.
Perching Rifle Arrange
Drill for Farmers Fair
Pershing Rifles wfll give a
twenty-minute exhibition drill Sat
urday afternoon at the Farmers'
Fair The exhibition will contain
silent manuel drill and close arcier
drill without command. Thi will
be the last public apeparsnce of
ihe organisation until the govern
ment inspertion on May Zl and 22.
Salesmen Solicit Support
1 For Annual Program
Friday, May 10
ARRANGE MANY EVENTS
! Parades, Lunch, Dances.
Games and Baseball Tilts
! Are Scheduled
I Ticket salea for Piiad day will
! atari this morning at o'clock, ac
cording to Walter lehmkuhl. t.
t Wahoo, general chairman. All Col
lege of Business Administration
J classes will be canvassed by sale,
i men today ad the first two day
of next week.
j The price ol the ticket ha been
'set at one dollar which Includes
all the festlvt.ie or the day, a base
'ball game between the Haskell In-
dlsns Nebraska baseball teams, and
:a dance Friday night. May 1.
j "Red" Krause and hia band w ill
play.
Parade Opsna Festivities.
Starting the festivities of the day
by a huge parade of car to Ante
lope park, the early morning event
will consist of base ball game be
tween teama representing Phi Chi
Theta. Girl Commercial club,
and a team of faculty member.
Horseshoe contests and sort ball
game are also being arranged ror
student pastimes. Barbecue lunch
at noon will be the leature ol me
day's program, according to the
committee In charge.
Special attention is being called
by the commltlee to the tickets
available for women students of
the college. These ticket will be
sold for fifty cents, entitling the
bolder to the baseball game, lunch
and festivities but not to the dance
in the evening. -
Committee head for Bisad day
are: Entertainment and program.
Don Rrion: baseball. Harold Hal
beisen; transportation. Ieroy Jack;
dance, Oman King; ticket. Bob
Fran and Glen Relcbenbach.
lunch, George Holt; publicity,
Douglas Tlmmerroan.
iiifl HEAUH COilIESf
Students Write Essays and
Design Posters to
Get $5 Prizes
Winners of the first prize for the
best health poster and for the' best
health essay entered by university
students of this campus hare been
announced. Verna Brlnley won the
prise of f 5 for the rent essay, and
Melvln Hoffman was awarded the
prize for the poster.
The contest was held to interest
Ktudents in the health problems,
to get some of their Idea on this
subject, sponsored hy the depart
ment of physical education for wo
men. Mabel Iee, Helen Morehead,
Keretln Thorln, and Mary Olsen
judged the paper and posters
entered.
Any subject pertaining to men
tal and physVcil health were ac
cepted In the contest. Essay were
submitted by all freshmen English
classes. From the essay received
the three chosen a the best were;
first, by Verna Brlnley called
"Elizabeth and Martha"; the second
by Evelyn McBride, and third by
Lyda Burry. The winning poster
by Melvin Hoffman symbolized thB
importance of health la home and
business.
TOURNEY STARTS
FOR COED TEAMS
Sorority Nine Befin Race
For Title in Baseball
Competition.
With twenty-two teams -entered
in the girl' Intramural baseball
tournament, Kanie began Wednes
day, May 1. Barnes will be played
each school day from 5 to 6 o'clock
for the net two weeks. A straight
elimination tournament both for
winners and for losers will he
played. The committee managing
the baseball tournament are Betty
Klmberley, chairman. Rita Pierce,
Elisabeth Relmers, and Marjory
Hyde.
Friday ps will le played by
Delta Zeta, second team vs. Kappa
Alpha Tbeta, and N'Ergettes vs.
Phi Omega FL Phi Mu will play
the Jay Hawks Saturday morning.
In case of rain, captain should call
the Intramural office for further in
structions. GIRLS START NEW
INTRAMURAL SPORT
For tna first Him since the in
troduction of archery as a sport at
the Uni7Wity of Ne-bra-ka. arch
ery is to be offered a a competi
tive port for all university girls,
through the lritramural archery
tournament. The first practice hour
for those not yet acquainted with
this sport will be held Saturday
morning at 10 o'clock at the sta
dium. The looms tnent is being
planned Vy Lucille Ackerman.
Francis Holyoke. and Helen rumro
mond. Equipment will be furnished
by the physical education depart
Program of
THE ELEVENTH ANNUAL
FARMERS FAIR
College of Agriculture
Saturday, May 4. 1929
Lincoln, Nebr.
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ILK, lon Street Parade
AFTERNOON
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1 Oo .....roey and Pet Ptock Fhow
1 00 ;;;; horse show
Roadster Claa Tbreefalted Cla
-Horse Hitch Exhibition ti'ourtesy I'mon Stock Yrdi
Intersororlty Riding Claas riregalted Clas
Pony Clas Jumping Clas Balloon Race
Pershing Rifle Kxhibitlon
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RIIRNETT JUDGES
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OMAHA CONTK
Ch.n.r omcu... i th.
State Oratorical Meet
Of High Schoolt
rJ A
. - ii. it a Tin met i u resided
l UBUiTiivi - -
yesterday at the World Herald ora
torical contest held in the audi
torium of Technical high school In
i Omaha. Six Nebraska nign scuooi
I orators and one from Iowa com- ( Three Important guest w ill at
i peted to decide the representative . len(j ln meeting of the Nebraska
for thi ditrict at Kansas City, j AcadMny 0f Science, which opens
- rbe'win- f-.wday'. on-1 Friday morning. H. v. TV C
- . i L. 1 trill ff a V. rm aa CrhAfI if m fW
test reoeived a lui pnse giveu , . Miner,
the World-Herald. Each of the six pijed Science., will give the annual
Nebraska representatives nd al j dress Frtdav evening on "Tba
ready won a 25 award for Mma Hwlnl sound. " The
the right to rrw"'-"""" 1 audience will be able to bear and
tricts at the Omaha meet. on th ,erwi
At the tone competition in Kan- the voice and
a. City the wlnne . the Om.h. mus lnBtnmipn w.
contest will rie with six other ec- diversity of Iowa,
Uonal rpresenttivw for the prize Valkenburg
of a three-month South American , university will also at
tour with all expenses r)d. Tn 1 T' d
winner will also represent the zone . w j y0Unkin. general su-
in the national oratorical contest. construction for
prime ddetdadc
UULUJ I ivt-l r
PAGEANT
Announce Cast for Home
Economics Department
Girls Production
Girls in the home t-cononiic de
partment are presenting at ihe
Farmers Fair Saturday a play.
"Your Dream Kitchen Come True,"
and a pagenat, "A Day in Nottlna :
i kn f mm the "Tales of .
IJO.I11, - . .
Robin Hood " The play y1
given at 4 :30 o clock n th' M":
chinery hall, and the pageant at
6:30 o'clock.
Melva Dickinson play me pan
, Tnkin uruut in the nareant. Ruth
I White will be the king, and Gedna
Brown the queen. The remainder
of the cast .tociuOM, eiy '
Charlotte Joyce. Alice Buffett Al-
i T7.iir Vivian Chamberlain,
Sybil HaJlidayand Mildred Blckley.
besides groups of milkmaids, hay
makers, outlaws, dancer, and
peasants.
ti.. cteele and Mar orle Clark
I of the home economics department
faculty wrote the pagenai. tDer
erhibits. the color clinic, beld by
the clothing division, the house fur
nishing display, textile display,
food exhibit, and nursery school,
will be found in Home Bconoiuics
hall.
Botanists Observe
And Darkness on
Daily duration of Urnt and dark
ness, rather than temperature, ac
counts for the flowering and fruit
ing of plants at definite seasons
during the year, as determined by
an experiment in the green house
made by Dr. J. E. Weaver and bis
clas In plant physiology.
X number of soy bean and clover
seeds were planted some time ago.
half of each kind being- given llrht
from 8 o'clock in the morning to 4
o'clock in the afternoon, and the
other half from 9 o'clock in the
nn.it.r in mirlnlrht Thi was ac
complished by ordinary electric
bulb. The clover which was given
the long day has grown to a Height
or about sixteen inches, and is
readv to blossom. The clover given
the short day ha only grown five
Inches. ,
The erfect or the Jong dy on the
soy bean, however, was unfavor
able. They grew to a height of
twenty-four inches, but are nothing
. . Pageant
livestock lrade
POU GAT.
Minstrel Show
Snorpheum and rolllea
lie nee in Activities Building
Home I Play In Machinery Hall
Creamery Open
Tea Room
St)le Show
Pageant
Snorpbeum and Follle
rnc in Activities Building
Minstrel Show
raf it. rr1!i-n
IJght Out
NOTED SCIENTISTS TO
T-rriir nmrunii urnr
! I N , NH HtKt
i National Authorities Will
Conduct Program of
Nebraska Group
the capltol commission, will ad
dress the opening session at 10
o'clock in the Morrill ball audi
torium. !-. Root will speak at the
11 o'clock meeting. Reservations
for the annual banquet, to be held
at the I'nlversiry club at 6: IB
n'rlnrk. are to be in the hand of
' M. P. Brunig, secretary of the or-
conization, bv noon Friday. He
will maintain
hall.
a desk in Morrill
BARBS PREPARE
ENTERTAINMENT
Party for Non-Fraternity
Students It Scheduled
For Satnrday
.
Tbf( barD ptrtyi m-Jlh , mij, of
Lerpentine and many pound of
f , , t scheduled for 8 o'clock
sharp this evening at the Coliseum
according to Alan Williams.
Flavia Water Champe and a
group of ber dancers wfi take part
in the program which w1l also in-
Uslnd. an advance showing
iFaerg. j,,. mkl, featnre
oi a
farmers' Fair skit, a feature vaude
ville act and a siecialty clog dance
by local dancer.
A true "Chicago" atmosphere will
prevail over the refreshment fear.
Even machine puns will be pro
vided 10 enable the bartenders to
repel assaults. No mention is be
ing made as to the kind of refresh
ments which wll lbe served over
the fortified bar. Ticket will be
oid at the Coor for twenty five
cents to any student wno wishes
to attend the r-arty.
Influence of Light
Flowering of Plants
but foliage. The short day plants,
which grew only twelve incbea, al
ready have beans on them. These
plants, with accompanying explana
tion and pictures, are on display
in the plant physiology laboratory,
Bessey'hall 117.
Experiments show that light tfv
rajon affects other plants also.
Violets, kept in the light daily tor
a period corresponding to the day
light hours of spring, bloom at all
seasons of the year. Chrysanthe
mum can be made to bloom in
July by shortening daylight. OihiT
plants responding favorably to a
short day are tobacco, dahlia, cos
mos, ragweed and beggar' tick. A
few typical long day plants are the
radish, irla. evening primrose, spin
ach, and smaller cereala. Near the
equator many plant hve devel
oped the ever-blooming or ever
bearing habit.
These tacts have a practical tig
l.
Committee Plans Series of
Events for Afternoon
Entertainment
PARADE BEGINS ACTIVITY !
Gioantic Processional Will
-
Start Festival With
Goddess at Head
Eleventh Annual Farmer Fair prof J Brow nice Iwridaoo of lha , lu t; rt ara
wlllot-ea Saturday noon with a pa ' Iowa State college. Ames. Iowa, , game a. Lln'n '"f -.
wiuoi-en wuroay noon nna p , at -Chotf)- Rhode., -he Comhusker
rade on -O" .treet The parade. wfn. nqv..x hri4 , horwe hide mentor, will send hi
beaded by the university R. O. 1 , ,Bfl Annex rafe at CIS oVIock proteges apainsl the learue-leadiog
C. band, and consisting of fourteen this evening The banquet is the , Kansas Aggie tl.i aferooon at
ftoata and several other feature, climax to a verk of even' ataged 1 Land! field. Ths game will fart
promises to be one of the ou: stand tv engineering student In celebra promptly ai S 30
Ing attraction of the l air, atcord non of their annual Fnnneers For the openiL home game lo
Ing to K4 Jamke. chairman of The day. Coach Khod- will delegats
parade committee A complete pro-; I'ror. iwvidson is a graduate o! , Ted Pickett. Scombluft. 10 t34
gram of entertainment haa been , the Fniverslty of Nebraska. He I i mound, to bring Nebraska back 1
prepared for the afternoon and eve- i, founder and pa' national pre- J the scoring column and to try for
nii.g. with a horse show and poio
game as major attraction In the
entertainment. :
One hundred and flft) tudent l
are working on the floats, eleven ol
which will depict Nebraska' ma-
i
All classes of the College of
I Agriculture will be excused to-1
day In order to permit the stu-.
j dent to make preparation for
the Fanner Fair to be held on
'the campus tomorrow. Both1
agricultural and home eco
nomics student will apear at j
Agricultural. baJI and tne Home i
Economics building by 7 : 10 thi I
morning to check on absentee
Ijor Industrie and three which will 'SIedge." official College of Engi
be of a special nature. The "god- neering scandal sheet,
dees of agriculture" float Is In Prize to be awarded are the O.
; charge of a committee headed by J. Pee trophy by Keaa O J. Fer
I Walter White. The "godde of ag- ruson. Sigma Taa freshman medal
rieulture." who ride upon the float, bv Myron Johnson, civil engineer-
is chosen by the girl of the College
of Arrtculture upon a bast of
scholastic records and school activ-
Itles. Her identity remains a secret 1 Sigma Tau picture to the Englneer
I until the flay of the fair. Other ing Hall of Fame by lister Sboe
j float in the parade will represent ; maker. Tickets which were placed
'the alfalfa, wheat, corn, sugar beet, 'on sale Monday are selling for one
' potato, fruit, dairy, livestock, poul-: dollar, according to Ralph IWds.
try. manufacturing and pacl Ing In-( ticket chairman.
duatrtew
Lengthy Parade Planned.
The parade is routed as follows: ,
College of Agriculture campus down
Hoi dredge wtreet to 33 street; on
S3 street to R; on R to 2(; thence
on IS to O street, and along O
street to 10. The return will be
by way or R street, IS street and (
Hpldredge street. :
complete program of event In !
dicates that the midway and ex- '
hibita, the pony and pet stock Khow, 'committees. The p'ot'l responsi
and the horse show, open at 1 hl- for .hi- phase of the work in
o'clock. The horw nhow conniBt
aw-Wil.ltAna hirwAt iaf TTb PIT
arnW A r .1 1 1 A mm mrt iritrirnr-
Iltv ridine contest. It is announced
x lainprn, auu ihviumvowm
that further entries in the contest
in v- .., voiih tn'siker
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tontlnae4 mm Pare
GIRLS MAY PLAY IN
GOLP TOURNAMENT'
c .
I Intramural Board
ocui w
Antelope Course for
; Coed Contest
Under the manaremeul
girl' intramural board,
tournament for university
i)T the
a golf j
girls is '
being planned for the montn or,
May. Games are to b played on j
the Anteiope rarit course. . uur
All uni
versity gins are engiuie iui
I ttcipation in the qualifying round
of play w hich will be extended to
May 11. Following the quaJifying
round, girls making the sixteen
lowest scores will be chosen to
play in an elimination tournament
Names of those entering the
tournament will be paired, and
irirl will play off their matcnes
r -a
together, according to Lois Ray -
mond. manager of the golf touma
ment. The first nine boles of the
Antelope course will be used for
the tournament.. Score are to be
turned in at the office of te An
telope golf club. A poKter for girl
to sign upon entering the tourna
ment will be posted at ihe course.
Assisting Lois Raymond in con
ductine ihe tournament are Beth
Baker, Mildred Swanson and EdltJa)tjiat department of Electrical
Jensen.
SOCIOLOGISTS
PLAN SPEECHES
Three Nebraska Instructors
Arrange to Talk at
Science Meet
Throe member of the depart
ment of sociology vill give talk
during the annual meeting of the
Association of Nepi-aska for Geog
raphy, History and Science. H.
Webster will speak at 8:85 Friday
morning in Social Science hail
room 106. His subject will be
"The Social I hllosophy of W. G.
feumner." Miss Williams win talk
before the general assembly in So
cial Sciences auditorium at 11
o'clock on "The Sociological Sig
nificance of the Fla .e River in Ne
braska." At 1:81 o'clock in Social Sci
ences room 101. W. G. Blnnewei
win talk on the "Application of the
Quantative Method to Social An-
, alysl. He will give la ni isis
jtbe ways of measuring certain so
,cial phenomena in ouantative
terms in order ibat it may be more
definitely srudied.
POR DINNER TONIGHT
prof. J. B. Davidson Arrives 1
From Iowa State to i
Mr.ron
nwui v wa
ENDS PROGRAM OF WEEK
idem of Sigma Tan. honorary engi-,
neenng fra erui'y. Frof. C. J. Frank- J
forter. chalrmar of the department (
of hennal engineering, will act t
as toastmast- r at the banquet.
Obstrvs Engineer Night,
Engineer night was observed
last night and all the engineering
' buildings on the Nebraska campus
held open house from " :3 to 10.30
oclock All type of test and ex-
: planat Ions of various machinea (
were given by engineerng studenta.
Featured on the banqwet program 1
; ;a a .wr2ir.g ft rM
;the announcement of the Blue
' Print (engineering magazine) staff
of 1:-S0. and distribution of "The
Ing scholarship award by Prof. C
! E Mickel. A. S. A. E. scholarship
aw ard by Prof, E. B
Lewis, and the
Publicity Staff
Advertises Fair
rrT " 7; CI I '
1 firOUQll offllC1
' '
Work on advertising and public
ity for this year's Farmer Fair
has been carried on by organized
clude Elvin Frolik. promotion
'chairman: Ionald Facka. publicity
... ., -. .
i chairman: ana Memn matzxe. ao -
venising chairman. A .law staff!
.aided in the wora.
, . . i, .r ,
tne cornDnsurr touniryroan wild j
2.000 extra copies furnished one of .
the early mean of publicity. These !
copies were distributed among peo
ple attending Feeders day and sent j
people w hose names1 were sud-
ted bv Ft u dents.
Storle Written. !
A general story on the fair was
sent to all weeklies in the state.
l Where possible, a local angle was
! added to ihe story by lelilng or the
work which a student from that vi
cinity was going to do on the fair
News reel of last year's Farmers
Fair is being shown in two Lincoln
theaters this week, half time at
each place. Slides are also being
used in several ol the motion pio-
DBUSW1. pereral hundred post -
eurg of dint klnJl were dlBlr)b.
; , Lincoln and Burroundlng
terrjtory
Mumc TJ'afts From
Engineers Building
A melody out of the sky, moan
ing, droonlng, causing people to
, . . ,
! doubt the soundness of their sense
then someone with a seen sense
of vision discovered the secret.
The southwest comer of V. haJl.
and two w indow of a neailiy shd
marked E. E. were adorned with
loud-speaker from whence issued
strain ol ' enchanting Hawaiian
music. Then suddenly it broke off.
A decidedly untenanting voice
: t ......... m V, I . i - l tifnmrl
jru ci j ujjiiis j --" - r ,
Engineering, broadcasting through
; courtesy of the Lincoln Teiejibone f
annd Telegraph company whose
wires they were using wa re
snonsible for the Harmony. This
out burst was part of an annual
electrical nginenng ecoenincjiy.
I known a .the "englnerlng exhibit."
: It is a a feature of engineer week.
ELLIOTT ISSUES
CORN COB CALL
Members of Pep Club Are
To Attend Game Today
As Oi?anixaiioa
All member of Com Cobs will
attend tba Nebraska-Kansas Aggie
baseball game at Landis field thi
afternoon. A special section in
the stands will be set aside for Um
organisation and Jack Elliott, presi
dent of the pep fraternity, arges
that all members attend the game
in full uniform.
The Kansas Agrle game at Laa
di field today open tb boma dia
mond season for the Husker at
also will be the baseball game
at Nebraska sine M2&.
. Varsity Bascballcrs Meet
Kansas Aggies in Big
Six Home Game
TED PICKETT ON MOUND
. .
Nebraska coacn is Hoperui
Of Victory Against
League-Leaders
Comhusker spirit la due to
revive this mornlcg between t
and 14 and 1" and 11 o'clock
classes for the purpose of creat
ing enthusiasm for the opening
of the Husker baseball season
at lndls field today.
The between class rallies are
a part of the program arranged
for the return of base hail to the
Nebraska campus. Tne remain
der of the prorram will be held
at Indl fl.ld wl;b attempts
being made to get Chancellor
Burnett to throw- tne tirat kail.
ieiory a a season opener. Coach
Corsaui's Kaggle are premier
base bailers, hating takes advan
tage of the mild southern weather
In preparing for the season, ara
reputed to be one of the strongest
teams in Big Six competition.
Snygg T Catch.
Although Pickett lost his twa
! KOuthem trip engagement by cloaa
scores. Rhodes i confident that tha
Scottsblu'f boy w ill register a win
today. Russell Snj gg will start at
the catching assignment. Pct erf's
losses against Oklahoma aad Mis
souri were hard to take as tha
mound-ace has been pitching mas
terful ball throughout the season.
The Husker liner? Today naa
been switched but Ut:e aad Mar
shall Key is slated to fcetrin its
batting actlTrry for the boae brya.
William. Wston 7bw. rich!
,i.1J r, A Vt...n., k-TM
centerfielder. Orare. left fielder,
filet rom. lirst base, Snygg.
catcher, and Pickett on the mound,
will comprise the batting order of
the Nebraska entry today.
Coach Corsaut will start Hark
Barre, star flinger. for the Kaggiea
I today. He made thi announcement
following th arrival of hi tani
i , , -w
; wy thii morning. saeisjis-er. i
veteran catcher
for
the Kaggiew.
I.
PALLADIANS PRESENT
LOG'G DRAMA TflitlGHT
piv()rc jl Cnart 'Power
HayerS Will tnaCI rUWCJ
Of Suggestion' at Open
Spring Meeting
A three set comedy entitled "Tha
Power or Suggestion" will be ire
senied at this evening' open meet
ine o, the Pallsdian literary so-
' "L, ,. th rerT annuai
, defy. This is the regular annual
junior-srcior rnjemm, -u .v--.-
the close of each year. d wa
Junior and senior member of the
1 society. The play itself is writtea
by one o the renior members, lla
Marshall.
In addition to the play there win
be an overture and several :har
numbers hy the Big Little Junior
Senior Philharmonic Symphony."
under the direction of one of taa
ai i j II s- j LUr rvuvu wa
wmhfTh of .hc ocjy.
-Big program 1 one of the rers- j
Jar arjng jun festa. All student
j of the rujverslty are Jnviled to atp
( t,nd jt w-ill begin promptly at
t ,ight-thirty. in ralladlan hU
; th(, ,1 0f the Temple build-
; jn
j v . a FFATIIRF
m
O'EMNG PROGRAM j
High spot of the entertainment j
for Farmers Fair, which will
held May 4 at the College of Agri- j
culture will be the combined Soar-
i pbeum and Follies and the minstrel j
, Bhow.
The anorpbeum follies wH cn-;
sist ot a thirty minute wandrris ,
program of ignt acta which will :
include dancing, elngin and Tesad-:
Ings. A Ten piece orchestra will as- j
tust in the production. The nia- j
trel show which is a oewiy adie4
attraction to the fair will Include a :
one act program of lokea. musl
and frivolity, given by a cast ef.
uipe, and lasting for thirty si3
ttta. Agrieulturaliffs Plan
Matinee Feature Dence
One matinee i two e"eatit'
dance comprise the aaciiur r "'
gram for the Farmers Fair to
held at tba Collere or Arric"-
Saturday. The matinee will 1"
frora J to S:16 o'clock at the t
deist activitie bcS'dirr. wr.:
eveetrg cnoe wJl be ke'1 f
8: SO to 11 30 o'clock t bo :i
sWdent ctiT'-es bui'.;.r,5 iri
out side rsviJon.
.