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THE DAILY VEBRA8KAB.
Tie Dally Nebraskan
Newspaper (Jevoted to the Interests of the
University of Nebraska,
A CONSOLIDATION OK
Tho Ilesporlnn. Vol. XXX
The Nobrasknn. Vol. XI
Tho Scarlet & Cream. Vol. Ill
torllnr If. MeCaw.
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Ohas. I.Taylor, I
Qhaa. R. Weill, f
R T. Hill.
Managing Kdltor
Kdltor-Tn-Clilef
Biislnoss Manuporg
Assistant Editor
ASSOCIATE BDITOHS
V. 0. Batlo, Ft. A. MqNown. II. 0. Nelson
Wm.Case. Dan Gutloben.
Entered at tba post office at Lincoln. Nob. as
Becond Glass Mall Mattor.
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TKLBPHONK 4TI.
AccordlnK to tho plans cf the senior
claflH, a vory strong advance Bale will
bo mado on tho Ivy day program of
last year. Commit teen arc now at work
and It Ib very probable that the day
will be long remembered by all the
Htudenln of tho university. Tho cub
torn 1b a flno one and ought to bo ob
served hero In the true old Htyle. and
It ifl 8afe to way that the bonlors will
do BO.
Tho masB meeting at convocation
tomorrow morning should bo attend
ed by every ntudont In tho university.
Inasmuch as no Bubscrlptlon UstB will
he passed around, everyone should
feol free to bo prcsonL Tho meeting
will bo for tho purpose of promoting
college Hinging in this university, a
kind of college Bpirlt which Ib woeful
ly locking. Singing by the students in
general 1b bo raro a tiling in this ln
Htitution that It is high time somo
attontlou wub givon to tho mattor.
Hinging will bo in place at any and
all times, not only while football is in
the mlndH of the students, but at any
college affair. Singing on tho campus
in the ovonings will bo tho Bourco of
much pleasure. Therefore, let every
Htudent turn out to tho meeting to
morrow morning.
Rev. 1). K. Jenkins of tho Omaha
theological sominary spoke at convo
cation Monday morning. Tho subject
of hlB address was on tho question of
tho relation of the church to colleges,
universities and seminaries. In tho
colleges, said the Hpoaker, questions
are studied on ono Bide and in tho
theological schools the other Bide Is
Htudled.
He presented the thought that por
haps Qod has need of men for tho min
istry who are now university students.
There is a largo demand for college
bred men in tho gospel ministry, said
Mr. Jenkins. Those of a rounded and
developed character aro tho ones who
are successful. He further emphasized
tho valuo of an acquaintance with va
ried studies and oven tho value of
knowing one modern language, much
more tho valuo of being thoroughly
familiar with the older languages. It
Ib valuable to study the languages and
llerature of other peoples because t
just so much wldenB tho radius of one's
line of thought.
VIKING PARTY.
The Vikings gave a party at WalBh
hall InBt ovoning. The decorations were
In purple and green, the club colors.
Scores of Viking pennants, inter
spersed with the various fraternity
pennants, hung from the walls and
celling of the parlors and dance hall,
while the orchestra was hidden behind
a bank of ferns.
greaves. Josh Outcnlt. Funke. Mabel
greaves, Josh Outcalt, Funke. Mabb
Honnott. Comstock, Tukey, Stone,
Honeywell, Bryan, Meyer, Clara Walk
er, Wirt, Douglas, Archibald, Mont
gomery, Johnson. Caseboer; Messrs.
Gaines, Allen, Harris, ThomiiB. Far
ney. FarnBworth, Powell, Alexander,
Fricke, Van Burg. Phillips. Brown. Jim
Boll. LuHBler, Hull, AdamB. Mansfield.
The chaperons were Mr. and Mrs. H
P. Lou. Dr. and Mrs. Everett and Pro
fessor and Mrs. Barbour.
Petitions have been circulated the
past week asking that Mr. Fogg, in
structor in tho English department
and head of tho department of debat
ing and public spcaklug. be retained
next year.
One petition is signed by a large
number of students In his classes,
while tho other Is signed by students
not in his classes, but anxious to have
him remain. The move was first start
ed by the university debaters, who feel
tnat Mr. Fogg has done so much for
study of debating in the university
that he should bo retained.
COLLEGE SETTLEMENT.
Remember to make arrangements to
hear "A Pair of Spectacles" at the
Oliver. May 2. Tickets are now on
sale. Hear a good play and help a
good cause.
The speaker also enlarged upon the
practical valuo of a more or less thor
ough knowledge of science and scien
tific problems in tho gospel ministry,
and also Uiat of an acquaintance with
philosophy and sociology.
H. C. Searle8, a student in the civil
engineering department, went out with
a railway locating party Monday. Mr.
Searles will be draughtsman of the
party. C. M. Hemmerl, who graduated
February. 1901, Is transit man for the
party.
The Phi Beta Kappa society has se
cured ex-Chancellor Manatt as its ora
tor for the annual commencement ad
dress to be held next Juno. Mr. Manatt
Ib one of the foremost scholars of the
country, being at present professor of
Greek at Brown university.
W. M. Kallasch and C. H. larson,
both civil engineering students, have
accepted positions as concrete inspec
tors for the Chicago & Great Western
railway on the new lino Into Council
Bluffs. Mr. Kallasch left yesterday af
ternoon. Mr. Larsen., expects to leave
today.
Sidles' Spotting Goods House
Tennis, Base Ball and Gymnasium Goods. Agency for
World and National Bicycles. Send us your Repair Work
i3o4 o St., Phone f 1038. SDLES CYCLE CO.
VOU RE-NOT-NEXT
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If you will look into the history of bicycle selling during the past
three years you will see the justice of this observation. The enor
mous increase in the sale of Racycles every year in this city proves that
the bicycle is no longer "in it" as a competitor. The reason why the
Racycle has proved so popular is because it's built right. The pull of
the chain and sprocket is between the bearings. We have a full slock
of 1902 Racycles. Several improvements. See us at once.
"GrfRARDCT
Phone 908
1406 O Street
WE ARE SHOWING
A NEW LINE
of Ladies' Colonials in
kid, patent kid and colt
skin. They are beau
ties and wtll fit your
purse too. From $2.50
to 4.00.
Perkins 5l Sheldon's,
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1129 O STREET.
REMOVAL SALE
In order to close out all our BICYCLE GOODS
before moving, we will sell our complete stock
at a big reduction.
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Remember, all our.
WHEELS
are Strictly Guaranteed
W1TTMANN BICYCLES $23-78
Other makes in proportion
SEPAIRING
A SPECIALTY
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