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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 25, 1905)
vfyW&Et'-TP U i " '. VIX T" Tj i i i iTf i in rfli itt- ,-trm -irr- VcseKJfu " i umnimmmiitimlkti zp-ttrvtirr,! rrirri nr imi '"p-T y ft tf'e Balls tftebrasftan iVfrfftni te Da7p Utbraskan A coiiKolldntlon of The Ucxpertiui, Vol Bl. The NobrnMinn, Vol, 10 Scnrlct nnrt C'rcnm, Vol 4. Published dnlly, except Sunday nml Monday, .U.the University of Ncbrnskn, Lincoln, Nob. by the Hmpcrtiui PubllnhinR Co , HoAitn Or Ditikctohh Profewworn .1. I. Wyor, nnd V K. Hlchnrcls: j H. P. Lenvltt Jo)(n WcHtovcr K R. Wnlton. Kditor-ln-Ohtof Amocinto Editor Miwnfror AVt. Mnnngor Clrculntor Athlotlc Amtfttnnt Athletic NflWB Btnt Farm Frcnl A Hwoobyr A M Lovy A. O. Schreibwr Fred Nnnchton Wnltcr K. Stnndevon STAFF K. A VanOrwlol II L. HwBn II O Myor A F MnKtlnm KdJtorlnl RoomP nnd Bufllnem Office U 211& Post Office Stntlon A Lincoln. Nebr. Telephone, Night Telephone Automatic J528 Automatic 2365. HnbHorlptlon Price. $2 per yenr, In ndvnncc Entered nt the poHtofllce nt Lincoln, Neb., no peeondcliwH m:ill mutter under the net of ronurosHof Mnrch II, 1KT0. IndivMunl notices will be chnrped for nt the ritte of 10 eentH for enoh Inxertlon Kiieultv, dcpnrtinentnl mid university bulletins will Kindly bo published free, iw heretofore Editorial Remarks The Omaha World. Herald for Thurs day, the 23d, contains the startliiiR double scarf-head "Nebraska Should Finirn the Rockefeller OfTor," and cites in Biipnort of this astounding statement the resolutions introduced by Kepresentathe Hunker in the house yesterday. The resolution is given herewith In full that the absurdity of the World Herald's stand may he ful ly appreciated. The last portion of the resolution, In particular, specifically denkfi that Nebraska's acceptance of money to he devoted to u good cause In any way supports the questionable methods of the Standard Oil company. "Whereas, The people of the state of Kaunas hae cnteied Into a contest sums toward the erection of a building Irr connection with the Nebraska State Unheislty, we desire that it shall be known that the acceptance by Nebras ka of the contribution which John 1). Rockefeller bar, made to the unhersitj temple fund shall in no sense be re garded as an apalogy on the part of Nebraska people for the disreputable methods which the Rockefeller mon opoly has employed. We desire that it shall be distinctly understood that the acceptance from John D. Rockefeller of a considerable sum of money, the same to be used in the erection of a Nebraska university building, shall not sene before the people of the world as as indication that Nebraska has any sympathy whatever with the dishonest practices and the outrageous imposi tions for which John D. Rockefeller's great monopoly is responsible." When the above resolution came up for action an amendment was offered striking out all reference to the dona tion of Mr. Rockefeller. Various rea sons were brought forward in support of the amendment, but the general tutor or all was that to pass the reso lution intact would he to raise a corpse out of the grave; that the matter had I (fit thoroughly threshed over before. Chancellor Andrews was eulogized irr the highest of terms, and his position with regard to this donation was com mended as right. The bill, as amend ed, passed by a ote of 03 to 12. The house of representatives of the Ne braska State Legislature thus saw tit. after mature deliberation, to justif the stand Chancellor Andrews has tak en, and to place the seal of its appro bation upon his acceptance of this gift to the University. The World Herald jelped its last yelp just in time. Doubtless a few post-mortems will be Indulged in, as a sort of balm for hurt feelings. But any argument that the World Herald can now put forth will be Immediately refuted by the expres sion of the House of Representatives. Dr. Fling received the following let ter from Seth I ov, chairman of the Japanese Relief Fund. "The Executive Committee addresses the enclosed appeal to you, trusting that the object will receive your hearty sympathy and co-operation. One letter recently received states that in the single Japanese towir of 7f 7 7j p7p jj J S J J J p sf y Jf f y ffirfx sj 7f j sj yy "j j rv r p ft y jx f yv rf t f New $2.50 Hats for Spring s No More No Less Miller & Paine The Spring Ribbons offer a pleasant hint of the niry gowns whkh are soon to be the order of the day. Just the touch needed now. GLACE TAFFETAS with a warp and filling of contrasting colors. SOFT MESSALINES and satin taf fetas that tie Into beautiful bows. FAILLETEEN, between a file and a taffeta, very soft. SOFT CHIFFON FINISHED taffeta printed in the warp with flowers, ar ranged singly or in wreaths, spray3 and bouquets. OMBRE RIBBONS, light blue shad ed to cerise, cadet blue to orange, pink to corn, green to violet, etc. These are also changeable so the colors do not stand out in bold contrast but mingle and glimmer together. PRINTED LOIHSINES, floral pat tuns with large brocade dots. GAFZE with narrow satiir stripes in self color and shaded polka dots of contrasting color heavily embroid ered. NARROW PERSIAN oriental and Diesden ribbons in all colors used to edge collars, ests and so on. Women's Spring Rain Coats- A necessary part of every woman's wardrobe for general wear as well as a protection from the rain. We arc showing some exceptionally good val ues this season. Styles are somewhat different fiom last. The sleeves are the new leg o'mutton shape and no capes are shown. There are fitted gar ments with a wide girdle and blouse front, those, shirred to fit at the waist,, and loose plaited backs with a belt. An' extra good coat for $10 corses In light tair, olive tan and oxford with a faint white pin stripe. Shirred back, box fiont, belted all around, leg o'mut ton sleeve with cuff. A very nobby cloak shirred to fit at the waist irr the back, each end of shir ring finished witlr a gilt colonial buckle, full leg o'mutton sleeve tucked at the wrist. Conies in a fine quality of invisibly striped c ravenette, tan, olive tan and oxford at $15. There is an $18 cloak specially de signed for large women. Made with 3 box plaits in the back and a belt acioss the back only. Very large sleeve with a deep cuff, in oxford grey, tan and olive tan. YOUR PARTIES BALLS AND BANQUETS are not a complete, suc cess without programs and menues. (Jet them printed at GRIFFIN-OREER PRINTING COMP'Y 1136 O Street Shoes Made to Order REPAIRING Neatly Done NULL fe McGOY 1829 O Street ooooooooocoocoocccccoccoco Fine Candies Hhi'!i'J"SWj.'M. ,jj..j. T. J. THORPE C(K AU r'l Wlaoh UMiofKi pairs Locksmflhs and Platers PlpaJ4 309 S. J Mo UNCOLM ll BUDD, at the $2.50 HAT STORE ll in order to detcimlne whether the law or the Standard Oil ttu:-t is tuprciue, and "Whereas, In their patriotic- efforts, the Kaiuas 1 eopl hae 1 niched tin indorsement of the national house of n inehentutlwn and are now obtaining 1 he 10-openuion of ihe president of the I'nited Slate-: tlnrefure be it ReMjlved, By the Nebraska house oi rei're.-eiitatic, that on behalf of the people of Nclru.-ka. wo expre.-i hinccrc sympathy with the people of our neighboring state 111 the content they aie now waging against the great c it of all monopolies. We bid Theo dore Roo.seelt, pieident of the I'nit ed States, godspeed in his determined etlorto to protect the public interest; against the encroachments of monop oly. In iew of the fact that John I). Rocketeller has contilbuted certain Srmlai oer two thousand families aie i.l nerd of the absolute necessities nf life. This will give you some idea of the distressing conditions which exist, to say nothl.ig of the thousands of J -i i jiiu nciuiiuni simueib Ol UOUI ai mics. whose sufferings it is iilsn m-n- po3td to rellee as far as possible. Will you help?" This should not only be an appeal to Dr. Fling, but to the Univeisity stu dents at large. The students by a lit tle sacrifice and a desiie to do good to others may contribute a neat sum to this fund. The suffering of our lellow men is something worthy of considera tion Japan is arrestiag the progre-3 of Rus-sia toward the east not only lul;je(l hen-elf but all other eastern na tions. This especially api lies to the I'nitril States, tor .she has some terrl tor dangerously near lhe count ly now nuclei tonquerit. l.et the students of Nebraska show their good will to this teeniest and the ic suits will by gratifying to all concerned. OOCOOOOOOOOOOOC LAST DAY OF (INLAND'S GLEAN-UP SALE SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 25th 1 'J U I 1042 O Street DOCCXXX)OCXXXXXXXXXXXXX)OOO0 ALLEGRETTI LOWNEY'S HUYLER'S Always Fresh at fr;HiH,:"fr'H"M":K3 RECTOR'S Sole Agents UOOOCX)OOOOOGOOCXXXX5GOOOOOO Visiting and Address Cards Progrums, Invitations and Correspondence Stationery GEORGE BROS. PRINTERS Fraternity Building We also manufacture Advertising Buttons and Mirrors. I'clephones: A349i 3400 Gbe fraternity JButlbtno Corner 13th and N Streets Faulkner Si Bhnrp, Propa. SpccUl Ratts. for Fraternity Duc. TIphonu Automatic 1974, BH 974 Rcildcncc, Automatic 1587, Bell tfa.7 Bookjosplt R. H, GILLESPIE Phono JZ40 124 O Street v :V :&&: , i,. ttlx fr&t&i,- i