TIIH NEBRASKA, TUESDAY. AUGUST 3. 10.10.
FOUR
CAMPUS PHOTO
MAN TAKK3 SNAPS
OF wrr scenes
A. F. Larrlvec, photographer for
the conservation and aurvey alvl
Ion of the University of Ne
braska, la epanding two wekj la
the North Ilatte valley of Ne
braska and Wyoming taking- mo
tion picture and atill picture to
complete auch aubjecta aa water
power and Irrlf attoo.
The work U belnf done la co
operation with the agriculture and
colonisation department of the
Burlington railroad.
GIANT MAMMOTH
ALMOST CAUSES
IJULGING WALLS
Mammoth tuska and akull ao
huge that tbey could not be placed
In the work room were received
the flrat part of the week at the
state museum locate? In Morrill
hall.
A apodal car had to be secured
for shipment from Trenton where
the specimen wan excavated, as It
waj too large to go In the door of
an ordinary box car.
For the present It has been
placed In elephant hall and will be
displayed In one of the cases
wtthln few days.
Feminine Touch Hales
High in Short Stories
(Continued from Page 1.)
Shakespeare, Chancer and Ameri
can literature courses was far
above taht of the men students.
In his own course in seven
teenth ceintury literature, offered
this past school year, the Ne
braska savant had an enrollment
of forty co-eds to seven men stu
dents. The same proportion holds
true, be said, with his courses in
poetry and other cultural subjects.
Aside from his regular teach
ing load on the university faculty
Dr. Wimberly finds time to read
all the manuscripts that are sent
in for publication in the Prairie
Schooner. He, together with sev
eral colleagues on the instructional
staff, founded the quarterly, which
is now in its fourth year and is
published on a noncommercial
basis.
Professors Huve
Large Plans for
'Long' Vacation
(Continued from Page 1.)
stone, returning for study, shortly
before the opening of .school.
P. G. Johnson, also, intends to
take a trip to Yellowstone, after
a brief visit to scottsbluff. Other
members of the Teachers College
staff intend to visit this national
park, are Minnie Schllchtling and
Ethel Fitzsimmons, who intend to
drive there, shortly after the close
of summer school.
Other members of the teachers
college staff intend to leave to
more widely separated points.
Professor R. D. Moritz, director of
the summer session, is planning to
spend two weeks at Vinlng, Minn.,
with his family. The time will be
spent in camping and fishing, he
declared.
Prof. E. W. Lantx has made
plans for quite an extensive tour
ing trip to the Pacific coast by
way of the Lake Tahoe route. He
will return by the southern roads.
Dr. K. O. Broady intends to
leave shortly for Chicago. He will
make this city the base for opera
tions during the remainder of the
summer.
Dr. W. H. Morton hopes to take
a vacation trip to the Minnesota
lakes, before making a lecture tour
to the institutes of five counties in
northwestern Kansas.
Prof. A. R. Congdon will leave
soon for a tour to the Atlantic
crest, where he will visit his son,
who is no wat Cape Cod. While
touring thru the east, he intends
to call on Dr. H. M. Martin, who
recently left the department of
animal pathology at this univer
sity to accept a position with the
state deparment at Harrlsburg, Pa.
Dean J. D. Hicks stated that his
plans were indefinite at present,
but that he hoped to make a trip
to Evergreen, Colo., where he will
join friends.
L. E. Aylsworth will leave on
an extensive touring trip with his
family. They intend to travel to
the eastern coast by way of Can
ada, then drive down the coast to
Washington, D. C, and return by
the southern route.
Dean R. A. Lyman has formed
rather elaborate plans for his
"long" vacation. His journey will
include stops at Yellowstone, his
boyhood home in Oregon and many
points along the Pacific coast He
intends to return shortly before the
opening of the fall term.
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