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THE DAILY NEBRASKA!!
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THE DAILY NEBRASKA
Chat. II. Epperson.... Editoring hlef
George E. Grimes. .. .Managing Ed tor
Eva I. Miller Assoc a e Ed tor
John Cejnar Associate Editor
M. L. rotoet Business Manager
Offlces: News, Basement. University
Hall, n t
Business. Basement. Admin
istration Building.
Telephones:
News. L-SS62.
Business, B-2597.
Published dally, except Saturday and
Sunday, during the college year.
Subscription, per semester U '
Entered at the postofflce at Lincoln.
Nebraska, as second-class mall matter,
nnder the act of Congress of March
3. 1S79.
VOTER. BEWARE!
Beware, because at the coming elec
tion you haTe before you a task of
great Importance, the result of which
concerns not only your class, but the
whole school as well. You must se
lect two futur editors of the Corn
husker. The Cornhusker is primarily a uni
rerslty publication. By it, more than
by any other publication, the school
will be judged. It must compare fa
vorably with the annuals of the best
schools east and west
It must be unique and artistic. It
must be complete and representative
of all interests. It must be distinctive,
and a masterpiece of rhetorical finish.
Is the man for whom you are about
to vote the best qualified to secure
these results? Mas he sufficient orig
inality to turn out a book different
from any we have ever had? Has he
artistic taste that will make the work
in every detail pleasing to the eye?
Has his activity in the university
been such as to make him acquainted
with its every interest? Is he impar
tial and just to all with whom he may
be forced to deal?
If he does not come up to these re-J
quirements, do not vote for him, even
though you have promised him that
you would. A vote for a poor man
for these offices is a knock on the
school. I
tn tn be naiufully extreme. We trust
that our point of view is made clear,
and that the organizations will give
us due consideration.
THE CAMPAIGN AGAINST NOISE
Our campaign against Lincoln's
noise is not abandoned merely be
cause we give front page space to
what we believe is of more immediate
moment to the students. We intend to
continue; we hope to determine
whether there is good reason why
Lincoln should not grant these re
quests, and if there is not, to humbly
tell the people of the state how things
stand.
Will the trade - with the engine
yard be consummated? If not, why
not? Why are those mho 6hould take
the initiative in the matter of pav
ing not doing bo? Why can't the
Tenth 6treet cars run on Ninth street?
In connection with these inquiries
there are other matters which show a
still more glaring neglect on the part
of the city. These, too, will be the
subject of inquiry.
No, we have not given up the
cause.
UNIVERSITY NOTICES
An important meeting of the Inter
collegiate Prohibition association will
be held In Music hall, Temple. Thurs
day evening at 7:30 o'clock. The elec
tion of new officers w 111 be held. Every
body Is urged to be there.
The Cornhusker picture of the Uni
versity Chess club will be taken at
Townsend's studio Wednesday noon
at 12 o'clock.
The Cornhusker picture of the Inter
collegiate Prohibition association wilt
be taken Wednesday noon at 12:20
o'clock at Townsend's studio. Every
member is asked to be there.
Museum Gets Goshawk
The museum has received a splendid
specimen of a goshawk from W. II.
Crane an old pioneer of Steel City.
The bird will be mounted and placed
in a case wtih the others, on the fourth
floor. Mr. Crane has given the museum
several other birds during the past
year.
The February meeting of the Mathe
matical club will be held next Thurs
day evening at 7:30 o'clock in the
Faculty room, Temple. The following
papers will be presented: "The Cy
cloid," Herbert Grummann; "Cantor's
Famous Contribution in the Study of
the Infinite," Dr. Henry Blumberg.
There will be a meeting of the
senior play commltteee at 11 o'clock
Thursday, in U hall 106.
Those members of the Conius club
who have not yet ordered their pins
may do so at Hallet's. The other pins
have arrived and can be obtained of
Dwight Davis. Telephone B-1778.
Edwin J. Robinson Diet
Edwin J. Robinson. C. E. S1, one of
the earliest engineering graduates in
active practice, died yesterday morn
ing in Chicago following an operation
for acute apendicltis.
Mr. Robinson has been Engineer of
Valuation for the C. B. & Q. R. R. for
the last three years, and spent most
of his time in the employ of the Bur
lington. He was. however, interested
n minlne work In Missouri for some
iino nfnrp hoomine Enemeer oil
Valuation, he made his home in Lin
coln.
Engineering students will remember
him as one of the. principal speakers
at the banquet of the university en
gineering society in 1914.
Fine Freshman Bust
While it is highly probable that
many people do not have a proper
appreciation for things artistic, yet it
would be well to see the fine work of
art recently mounted upon a pedestal
between the Administration building,
and the Library. This pedestal, which
ordinarily serves as a sun dial, has
quit telling inquisitive people the time
of day in order that it might assist in
holding up to view a superb bust of
"The Freshman" executed in a quaint
fashion.
TKa ostulnf wo h4ra lAna miftA a til A
The Home Economics club w ill meet
' n ui rtf vrfkrlr in lni nnst- The eves
Thursday at 7:30 In the Y. W. C. A. . . '
1UU1- ' ... . .are a deep purple, the nose
room. There wi i ne mus.c pracuc fa
in usage of parliamentary rules, and)
reports from the pin committee. All; -rVrJu?-
s ...m I green. This hair is believed to have
memuenu P "V;:: been gathered from a near-by pine
be turned In at this time. If you have
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not yet joineu iu.s v.uu. w- nnrlt tY
it now as we will need your aid and
support for the coming spring carnival.
All wrestlers wishing to try out for
the varsity teams must leave their
names and weights with Coach Sil
vester before Saturday night, February
, Coach A. R. Silvester.
The Palladian society will hold an
open meeting, Friday evening, Febru
ary 11. The program wil consist of
the play "The Mouse Trap" which w ill
be presented by the Dramatic club.
The Cornhusker picture of the Inter
collegiate Prohibition association which
was to have been taken this noon, has
been postponed.
There will be an important meeting
of the Intercollegiate Prohibition as
sociation in Music hall tomorrow even
ing at 7 o'clock. Meeting will close
promptly at 8.
There will be a meeting of the
Kearney club next Saturday evening
at 8 o'clock in the Y. W. C. A. room
at the Temple. Every member is
asked to bring a friend along.
CO-OPERATION CARRIED TO AN
EXTREME
The present subscription campaign
is a general one; it Is cot confined to
the organizations you see listed on
the front page. It is true that one of
the two prizes offered is to the house
having the largest per cent of Its mem.
bers subscribers; but this is not be
cause we wish to play to those organi
zations, but for the reason that they
are the poorest supporters of the Ne
braskan. We are concentrating the
attack where the opposition Is strong
est. Co-operation and mutual aid the
purposes for which the fraternities are
organized are commendable "ideal.
But when cooperation is carried to
the place where the whole fraternity
reacs one copy or tne paper, it seems
E. L. Liebendorfer, 17, and Miss
Nell Benz of Pawnee City, were mar
ried at Beatrice Saturday, February
5. Rev. B. F. Gaither. pastor of the
Methodist church, officiated.
About one hundred students from
Cotner, Wesleyan and Nebraska uni
versities attended the dinner given
by the Y. W. C A. for Miss Holm
quist last evening.
Wisconsin
The debating societies of the uni
versity have petitioned the regents for
a debating coach. The societies are
unanimous in the opinion that a coach
would better debating at the univer
sity, but 4 lack of funds forced them
to call upon the regenta to pay the
salary of a coach.
needles. Though the sculptors did not
sign their name to the work, yet sus
picion points stongly toward Vivlenne
Holland and Ted Metcalf. who were
observed in the vicinity shortly before
the bnst came into existence.
Kitty Gives Milk Freely
During her first lactation period,
which recently closed. Kittle Gerben
Lincoln, the seventh calf of Katy
Gerben. the noted Holtsein cow of the
College of Agriculture, produced 4,114
pounds more milk (containing 246
pounds of butter fat) than her mother :
during her first milking period. In j
365 days. KIttie gave 14,878 pounds of i
milk containing SS5 pounds of butter
fat The average test of the milk was 1
3.91 per cent butter fat. In addition, j
she gave birth to a bull calf which
weighed 1.065 pounds at the age of one
year and was estimated to be worth
$500.
Flothow Out for Off.ee
Paul Flothow, '19, of Omaha, has
announced his candidacy for president
of the Freshman class. He is a mem-
mer of the freshman basketball team.
Hart for President
Warren Hart. 18, of Lincoln, has
announced his candidacy for president j
of the Sophomore class. Hart is regis
tered in the engineering department.
German Lunch
Sch elder, manager.
and Cafe. R. C
1121 P itreet.
The Mogul Barber Shop. 8. I. Chap
lin, proprietor. 127 North Twelfth.
Meal tickets, 15.50 for S4X0, 127
North Twelfth. Newbert Cafe.
G. E. Spear, B. Sc, M. D, Univer
sity of Nebraska, '03; physician and
surgeon. 1417 O SL B-202L
After dinner dances at McCormick's
Cafe. Open till 1 p. m. 12 South
Twelfth street.
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CHOOSE a friend like you
would yo' smokin' to
bacco. Don't have one that
ain't worth keepin' always
an' that you won't grow to
like better ev'ry &
'day.
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GRAVES PRINTING CO.
SPECIALISTS-UNIVERSITY PRINTING
CHAPIfJ BROS.
127 So. 13th
FLOWERS ALL THE TIME
Cigars
Tobacco
L0UN
GWG 100M
asement of
Candy
Tvcing Campus
Spend Your Spare Time With Us.
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The University School of Music
RELIABLE INSTRUCTION IN ALL
BRANCHES OF
l!ss!3 Drsmlic Art Aeslblb Dsn shg
. ASK FOR INFORMATION
WILLARD KIMBALL, Director
Opposite Campus lltii&RSts.
CO-OP BOOR ST0SE
318 No. 11th.
Student
Supplies
A. H. Peden
PhosaLiSlO
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Telephones B2311 and
Cleaners, Pressors, Dyers
For the -Work and Senrioe thai
Pleaaea." Call E221L The
Equipped Dry Cleaning ?aat ta the
Weit . One day eerrlce If aeeded.
Reasonable price, good vorfc. promjt
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