The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, March 17, 1902, Page 2, Image 2
THE DAILY KEBRA8KAH. , v i ' i I. V r. s TJie MJa Webraskaji A Newspaper clovotM to tho Interests of the i noaiKk, A COtfflO DMnp. vol. xxx rasKnu. vol. ai riot & Cream. Vol. Ill torllna; U. McCftw. Managing Editor Udltor-Tn-Chlef Biulnoss MnnagerK Assistant Kdltor ',. T 11111. V. 0. Batlo. ft. A.MoNown. II. O. Nelson Wm.OftHe. Dan Qutloben. ' Entered nt tho post office at Lincoln. Nob. at, Bc6nd Glass Mall Mrtttor. TELEPHONE 47?. SUCHIHSTIO . TO SENIORS. Tho following (oinnninlcntiou from iin aluniniiH offering a now suggestion to (ho senior c InHH 1h worthy of on Hlderntlon: Why InlU about a fountain?. livery Honlor clahs lor sewral years has done that, but tho scheme bun nlways boon dropped as fatally Impracticable. I havo In mind a plan whit h Is proving gloriously successful In tho university whore I am now teaching, and I am sure it will work in tho V of N. Tho senior luss each year places a marble bust of .some famous Amer ican in tho )ibrar Among those now adorning tiie wans of o readin ; room are busts of Kiucison and Alcott Such gifts as these are easily taken tare of and add materially to tho aes thetic wealth of tho univorsitj Why nnnot . o (lass ol '02 initiate this ( ustom'' Sim erol , AU'MNIIS The recent introduction of a bill in tho Iowa state legislature for tho re moval, u,)on certain conditions, of the state university fiom Iowa City, is doubtless tho resu of a feeling that not enough is being done for the uni versity by that town. It is but further evidence of unappreclatlvo cities which do not realize tho value of being the homo of educational institutions with all their moral and pecuniary advan tages. Tho depaiture of fifteen hun dred students from Iowa City would not only impair the social community but would also bo a keen loss to the business men of that city. It was giatifying to see ho much ( lass spirit manifested at the basket ball games last Saturday night, though at the same time it may be said that it ought not to be carried so far aa to assert itself in a negative way. Discourtesy to tho officials or even to the members of the opposing team was at no time called for. The historical society has -received from Franklin Ball of Palmyra, two old grooving planes such as were in use about a century ago. They were used for matching flooring work, which Is now done entlroly by machinery. These planes are about a century old. iinivnrni HWBW xno nod Tho Be Sidles Sporting Goods House . Tennis, BaBe Ball and Gymnasium Goods, Agency for Herald and National Bicycles. Send us your Repair Work. 1804 O STREET. QVM FS tC R PA PHONE P 1038... JIVhhO VIvltR vU. THE DELIAN'S ST. PATRICK PROGRAM. The Delians gavo a special St. Pat rick's program l rlday evening. MIbh I. ally sang a solo, Mr. Morrow read a paper explaining a few Irish customs and dealt with the significance of St. Patricks day. Miss Morning's article on IrlHh castles was Interesting and Instructive. Miss Delia Condlt read a paper on Irinh folklore, giving In well chosen words tho Irish belief In death, life and worldly interests. After tho program the regular trl yearly election oi officers was held, re sulting in the choice of the following. President, Charles K. Teach; vice pres ident, Anna L. Jones; treasurer, F. Hcers. secretary, t,iara Fleming, slate bearer, Mr. Ilarter, sergeant at arms, Mabel Wilson, critic, Susie Jones. ANNUAL HANQUhf OK DELTA GAMMA oORORITY Delta Gamma sorority held its an nual banquet at the Lincoln last Sat urday evening. ho table at which wore seated about fifty members of tho active and alumnae chapters, was beau tifully decorated In red The special feature of tho evening was the dedica tion of a large silver loving cup to tho memory of Mrs. L. A Sherman, a late member of Delta Gamma soror ity. On one side of tho beautiful cup was hancisomely ongiaved the date of her initiation and then the date ol her death, while on tho othn side was the date of the .founding of the c nap tor The following members from out of town were present at the banquet Misses Ethel Tukey, Gertrude Macom bor, Ilorborta Jaynes, Mona Martin, Omaha, Gertrude Walton, Blair, I aura Uridge, Fremont , Katherino Woods, Schuyler, Alice Wing, Hoston ENGINEERING NOTES Frank Dobson has gone to Superior to work on the United States geological survey He will open the work this season of gauging the Republican river at that station The chancellor has promised to rem edy a long standing grievance of the engineering students. Heretofore they have received tho same diploma as the oilier students, leeching a It So. de gree except that "In C. E ," "in M. E." or "in E. E.," as the case may be. is Inserted after tho B. Sc. in common script, making a very undesirable look ing document. A committee of the en gineering society brought the matter before the chancellor and he promised to rectify it. Soveral new drawing desks have been added to the civil engineering testing laboratory. Each member of the class In masonry construction Is required to look up and report on some famous bridge foundation. Yodr Spring Sdit. You can come lici and select a suit and wear it the same evening. NO such "waits and delays" as a tailor may give you NO such prices as he will quote you; but a suit that will (it jou faultlessly, wear satisfactorily and save you money. EWING CLOTHING CO, 1115-1117 O St., LINCOLN, NEBRASKA. GOOD SHOE VALUES. THIS IS WHAT YOU OET EVERY DAY IN Till-: WEEK AT OUR STORE. WATCH FOR ANNOUNCEMENT OF OUR LATEST SHIPMENT OF SPRING STOCK. Perkins &l Sheldon, 1129 O STREET. Omaha Medical College. TENTH AND PACIFIC STREETS, OMAHA, NEBR. EWING BROWN, Secretary. MAKES GOOD PHOTOS Little Ovals 85c per dozen Come andVoe my work. 1814 0 Street Cut Flowers and Plants. Funeral Designs on Short Notice. Stackhous & Greer, FLORISTS II. II TOWN SEND. P. M. PLAMKNDON. THE BEST LAUNDRY 2246 o St. Phone. 579. Saw edges Ironic! Smooth. Tie Elajn Restaurant 134 South 10th Street. 15c Meals a specialty. First class, quick service. I. A. ELAM, Prop. Stylish Gowns . . . For Stylish Young Women and Special Prices on Graduating Dresses at Mrs. S. S. Hall's L1 r?'. A Close Shave A hair cut, or anything else you want a bnber to do for you, at tho Y. M. C. A. Barber Shop, 13TH AND N STREETS This college offers a graded course extending over four annual sessions. The advantages ami re quirements of tho college are fully up to the require ments of the present times, and tho conditions laid down by the Association of American Medical Colleges, of which this college is a member. For information address Prewitt v ' H tsASA'A'A' vsAAAWWVvsASAi W rr t -. 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