y
f OC ATS ' Hoo our lino of OvorooutH,
"I)iwlo-do-vo-no-
M-iihihwI,
Mud!"
l-'nuik Hnln was
w$5 jri n 1 1 T I wfcu
n Knlvlnivy Sutur-
Hvoryhoily net out mill yoll Sivtur-
jlut II lu ii lIiiIii flint 'tt ii fit iltii
jo It over ho ornery. tlunVs no pl.uio l(lvn nnrt l() , B;l)0()Ii 10,t ,, tl)u
only oiiu to stay away.
Tim 1'allmllauH will liuvo n imrly at
tho homo of Miss Hmlt'ord Saturday
ovonlUK- It iivoiuIhch to bo out) or tlio
souloty events of tlu year,
hh Doano
K. ( l'olly nnont Sunday ut. lila homo
hi smvard.
What do you tliluU of Uoc'h sturdy
Mi hall ulayorV
Miss Colaon spout Sunday at hop
h.-niiHU Krnnont.
Tlu Junior Annual has aupavontly
dinid out of aluhU
V faculty gymnasium class was
rmnp-d Tuesday evening.
II 1. Klinhall wont to Wnkollold
s.ituuliiy toaci) the. folks.
i.llfKO rottlomont pnylng your
Mil Mtiition to a college imjior.
Miss Pora WlRRcnhorn of Ashland
is ttu u'u'st of Misa Jessie .lury.
r.i-ii I. Min and Win. Axllng wont to
(tm.ili.i i bicycles last Saturday.
t,, i.i Constnncor's harbor shop, 1010 O
stn.-t First cIiish workmen employed.
K.va Livingston of Mlssouv
entered tho University last
Miss
VaMi-V
wiiU.
W T. Klmoro has boon promoted to
Mioiid Nontenant, vice 0. A, Turrell,
usijnod.
W. S. Mc Lucas, formerly of '", was
around tho halls Friday looking up his
uhl fi lends.
l'rcd "Wild leaves school Friday. IIo
li.is sccuredjtfi position on his brother's
.' '"felll.
!' J,?' .'
tui. .-wilil of Ashland was a visitor
tho
at Lincoln Tuesday, looking after
welfare of her boys.
Ilavo you scon tho new foot ball
posters? They arc all right. Doc Ev
erett is the author.
There is talk that one of the 'girl
fraternities will go into a chapter
house before long.
Tho lawn-tennis association will
erect new courts west of tho Library
luiildlng next spring.
Mains, ono of Doano's players gradu
ated in 'SI). Wonder it any of the fac
ulty play on tho team.
A bulletin announces that foot-ball
tickets arc for sale by Mr. Everett.
Who's "Mr." Everett?
The Falladians will have no program
tins week on account of the Lndio's
Faculty club reception.
Thirteen of our young men attended
tin- Y. M. C. A. convention in Omaha
last Saturday and Sunday.
Heard in tho hall, Preppy Wo had
(.minima for dinner today.
Soph.. - llow did she tasto?
Charley Fhilpott is the assistant in
the Chemical and Physical laboratories
ot the Lincoln high school.
William Heed Dunroy will give a
i fading from his poems at Tecumseh
m Thursday evening, Nov. 21st.
Uaker was good naturedly guyed by
the class in English 3 Tuesday, but
why did ho not make a speech?
II.G. Harber '03, superintendent of
Nebraska City high school, visited
Miends at tho University Friday.
Mr. Edgington, who lias been janl
tor of University hull so long, has been
transferred to the Library building.
Lost A gold stick pin set with
pearls. Finder will receive a suitable
reward by returning to Miss Minnie
Millar.
The Misses Millar ontortained a fow
of their friends very ploasnntly Friday
evening at their home, corner of lltb
and C.
Prof. Fling is busy just at present
preparing an address to be delivered
before tho National Historical Society
at Indianapolis in the near future.
A letter received from Ernest Ger
rard states that ho is having a fine
time rambling about the old German
cities.
Culver is shining up bis signal light,
especially the red nart of it. IIo de
clares it is going to bo used twice in
rapid succession.
Miss Lelia and Grace Wheeler have
returned to their home in Osceola. We
aro Borry to lose such young ladies as
the Misses Wheeler.
Foot ball excursion to Cruto Nov.
UHli via tho Uurllugttm. Special train
leaves Lincoln 1:110 p. in. Leaves
Crete r:0 p. in. C0o. round trip.
Prof. McLeod may just aa woll pre
pare himself to deliver his lecture on
tho train Tuesday. The majority of
his English class will bo there.
Another assistant has Imin em
ployed in thu Kuglish department to
aid in clearing up the accumulation of
themes written by tho class In Eng
lish it.
Tho Freshman team played Worth
ingtou Academy two fifteen inluuto
halves at Worthington grounds Satur
day. Score, Freshmen 10, Worthing
ton, 0.
Tho Palladian Hoys' Debating club
is levlved. The club consists of about
eighteen members and promises to bo
one of th'i permanent clubs of tho Uni
versity. Wo havo failed to see tho man who
has a wager up against our foot ball
team, Tho same was not true of the
Missouri game. Wo aro glad the boys
lost their money.
Poor old Doano. Kansas ma;lo six
touch downs in tho second half. It
took them longer to carry tho ba 11 from
the goal lino to tho center, than
from there to the goal line.
It was said that Doano had but eleven
men in attendance at that institution
hist year. Sho has only ten now, so
they get tho assistant post master to
fill tho vacancy on their team.
The latest report is that a comet is
headed for the earth and approaching
at the rate of about 15,000,000 miles a
second. This comet has not yet been
recognized by tho astronomers.
"I did not know you were taking
Greek"remarked one freshman to an
other, examining his note book.
"That's my trig book, what's the
matter with you."
Tho Fioshniuu lCuropoan History
olaaa hua raised a collection by Hub
Horlptlon HUlllolout to prouurn twenty
foup oophiH of the Chautiuuiua Liter
ary Maga.lno foi the I'onllontlary
Heading circle They havo boon aunt
for and aro i 'pooled this week.
Prof Wolfo has glvon his class aoino
statist ieuon tho question of comparlaou
of tho male and female Intellect. Ho
says that according to a recent exami
nation lu his department, the feminine
portion of the class averaged W), and
tho boys 01 !. That exam must havo
been a corker.
Now books at llorpolshelmer & (Jo's
Hook Depaitmont: "Tho Heart of
Life," Maartens; "Tho Gods," "Some
Mortals"and "Lord Wickoiihtiui.'Moliu
Oliver llobbs; "Stark-Munro Letters,"
Conan Doyle; "Out of India," Kip.
llng, "Harvard Stories," Post.
Donald, right tackle for Harvard is
receiving much notice from eastern
pap 'i's for his brilliant play in blocking
Michigan's punt , thus winning tho game
for Harvard. What's tho matter with
our own Orllo Tl'orp? Yet these samo
eastern papers tell how we beat Mis
souri on a lluke.
About twenty students from tho
class in sophomore Chemistry stormed
the Chancellor's olltce Immediately
alter the lecture Monday. Prof. White
insists upon commouuiug ills lecture
at the scheduled time, whether chapel
exorcises aro over or not. On this par
ticular day but seven or eight of tho
class were present. All who attended
chapel were lato and wore therefore
marked absent.
FOOT-PALL SCORES.
K'tusas University !W; Doano 0;
Princeton 0; Cornell 0; Harvaid 4;
Michigan 0; Yale ti; llrown 0; Lincoln
High School 10; Crete High school Oj
Ohio State -1; University of Cincinnati
0; Amherst 'M Dartmouth 0; Univer
sity of Chicago 14; Adelbert (Ohio) U;
Pennsylvania State 3."i; Hclletonti 4;
Missouri State 2'2 Northwestern IS.
Tho resemblance between C. 1 1 end v
and Ed Morrow is so striking that a
young lady danced with them both at
a party recently and thought they were
pno and the samo fellow.
Fifty cents to Creto and return Nov.
19th. Special train leaves Lincoln at
l:a0p. m. Returning leaves Creto at
5:80 p. m. Nebraska State University
vs. Doano College foot-ball teams.
Mr. Nowbrancb's "Wayside Fancies"
brought him a two-column ro.ist in the
last issue of tho Lincoln Courier. Willa
Catber'8 trenchant pen swings over this
.sbeet and she's right at homo on "criti
cizing." Tho juniors are contemplating chal
lenging the seniors to a test of suprem
acy on tho gridiron, only inexperienced
men to play. The lineup of juniors
which is being arranged is something
awful and terrible to behold.
The Political Economy Club, at its
meeting next week, will discuss tho
Mill-Cairnes wages fund theory. The
theory will bo supported by Mr. Ma
guire and Mr. Wilson and opposed by
Mr. Searson and Mr. Woodland.
Word has been received that Iowa
does not expect to do much against
Missouri, but sho is gopig to work to put
up a good game Thanksgiving. Iowa
has many friends in Omaha who like to
see her beat us, and Iowa is going to
try not to disappoint them. We're
sorry Mr. Sui.
Some of tha members of tho 5 o'clock
Hygiene class boosted the smallest of
their number through the transom and
ho unlocked the door a half hour early
so that they could get a front seat and
thus hear tho lecture to better advant
age. The ollicera of tho battalion met
after drill Monday afternoon. Tho
purpose was to select a uniform cap
that will be different from that of the
ordinary private. Negotiations with
Henderson, Ames & Co. aro being
I made to see what can bo done.
SOPH-FRESH SOCIAL.
Some two hundred were present at
the annual social Saturday evening
last given by Freshmen and Soph
mores. This has imtacl become to be
one of the events of the excellent so
cial course offered b the University.
Good management and the suitable
surroundings piloted the a Hair tluough
without a break. All who were theie
came for a good time and succeeded in
their purpose admirably, some by
games and cards, others by entramp
ling one another in the crowded danc
ing parlor. At half-past eleven o'clock
the festivities were brought to a close
with much icluctance, and the f resides
aud sophs sought their several ways
homeward without the accustomed
molestations of upper classmen.
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