The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, February 06, 1903, Page 2, Image 2
jurrfvwwMmr r,-9.m, W . 't ft- ' ifttnl fWi gUJtflH l t- $1 'x ft 2'V '. fe 'r 'r,' l' I' n. F lfc;: r 1 I. !:. . r' r L K5 f te - 'Pn r 1 n' &- '& ;v. & 1 t if v 1 j. . . p, & '' IS ' - Ifc. v- 1'- r ' &'w Ii V Vk Wfrt- Jmz m Ui'V m V, frt,r j..r'tf ll tl i- . A Gbe 2) ails fUbraeftan Gbe Batty flebva0ftan Gonvollrlntlon of The HcHporinn, Vol.111. The Nobrnwkan, Vol. 12, Bonrlnt and Crrani, Vol. 4. MnnnKlnpr Editor BuHlnoHfl Manager C. E. PrtwniftKR P. P. Dvrwr ARHOriATR KDITOIW Nown Win, Crow 8oclotv Wm. A. Bhock Athlcflo A. I. Mtjth Lltornry .... John D. IUc Offlor: 20HM1 UnlvorHlty Hull. Phono A 1280 Pont Office: fltntlon A, Box 18, Lincoln Entered lit the poatofTlco nt Lincoln, Nehraakn, rn hcooiuI olniw mall inntter. comply with your request. The same thing may be offered In explanation of the apparent failure of new subscrlp tlonH to begin at once. Convocation Dotes Utah Students Strike. NIELSON OBJECTS. Prefers Subscribers Pay to Pres ent Staff. Mr. Nielsen, formerly circulator for The Nebraskan, wishes us to announce that ho Is no longer officially con nected with tho paper, and prefers that people wishing to transfer cash to Its treasury glvo the same to some mem ber of tho regular staff listed at the top of page "two, or to Mr. A. O. Schrieber, the present circulator. Sub scribers will assist us and relieve Mr. NlelBen by complying with his request and turning the silver tide directly in to the hands of some member of tho present staff. And of course we may add that any and all remittances from subscribers will be appreciated just at this stage of tho NebraBkan's work. (Idaho University Argonaut.) Recently ten students of the Uni versity of Utah were suspended for throwing vegetables at the actors in "The Ama7XnB," when presented by tho Sophomore class. Two wagon loads of vegetables are said to have gone over tho footlights. Because the faculty failed to reinstate these stu dents tho entire sophomore class and part of the freshman, nearly a hundred In number, walked out and refused to return before the beginning of the next semester, when those- suspended will bo reinstated. The safety of the edi tor of tho College Chronicle, who took sides with the faculty, was threatened, anJ he had a number of the fellows arreBted to be placed under bonds to keep tho peace. Program for the Week; Hov. Bullock will lead tho week's devotional exerciser Friday: A. B. Popo, of Omaha Deaf and Dumb Institute. Monday: Rev. L. P. Ludden. SCHOOL OF MUSIC. Means It. An unwilling receiver of Tho Ne braskan added to our yesterday morn ing's mail the -following emphatic missive: "Please stop tho subscription of your paper. I uald for U to tho end of tho first semester. Do not send It any longer, as I do not care to take it, a,nd It won't bo taken from the ex change. ' Really, wo are quite willing to stop a subscription whenever ordered. Our apparent hesitation in doing so comes from the lack of close connections bo tveon tho editorial and mailing rooms. Don't feel put out if your paper con tinues coming a day or two after you'vo ordered It stopped, for as quickly as possible we'll get around to Large Registration this Semester. Other Notes. Tho new term of the School of itluslc has begun very ausplclouBly with a heavy registration of new students, as the following list will in dicate: Frank Hudson, Lincoln; Ver nand Baird, Palmer; Leila May Avery, Falrbury; Caroline Smith, Lincoln; Cora and Florence Durban, Malvern, la.; Ethel Hess, Bedford, la.; Agatha Tatton. Lincoln; Belle Pickens, Pow ell; Richard Clark, Lincoln; Helen Addalr. Kearney; Gertrude Green, Palmer; Neva Don Carlos, Colorado Springs; Adda Beardsley, Cedar Rap Ids; Ethel Haynes, Lincoln; Mrs. Hen ry Koffman, Lincoln; Mrs. Grace Fer ris, Lincoln; Mrs. Ida Morris, Lincoln; Etta Relckers, Falls City; Maude Wil son, Lincoln; William Jennings Bryan, Jr., Lincoln; Luella Agee, Falrbury; Fred Hanley, Mankato, Kans., and Aura Hitchcock, Lincoln. The next regular monthly recital will be held on February 19. Margie Guilfoil's parents of Hyan nls, Nebr., have been visiting her this week. W VI wd M rf rf t inp NPWPQT rtMQ in Mi inprv L ARGE flats, very light and dainty, of maline, taffeta' or chiffon, The new backs arc shaped to be very close to the head. The chiffon hats are tucked all over the crown and on both sides of the brim; the taffetas look as though they were shirred and corded; the artistically shaped maline or tulle hats are composed of, hundreds and hundreds of narrow tucks Some large black chiffon hats are made of accord eon pleating. It's as good as a Chinese puzzle to fig ure out how it can be put on the hat so smoothly and so well. The taffeta hats come only in black but the chiffon and tulle are in black. There are large bunches of chrysanthemums for trimming or wreaths of berries and leaves. : Miller 6f Paine Yesterday's Exercises: Convocation yesterday consisted of a music program of three numbers. An unusually largo crowd of students at tended to enjoy the music, which was some of tho best and most compre hensive that has been given at con vocation this year. The following Is the program: Violin Solo Adagio from A Con certo Strauss Mrs. Chas. Hagenow. Solo Jewell Song from "FauBt." Besslo Burruse. Two Pianos Allegro from Sonata Mozartl Ruth Johnson and Helnrlch Pfitzndr.' 444f4Nf4f4l4f44f4f4f44f4f44HHf4Hf t 1 1 California Ij i r Fir3t Impressions. PERSONALLY CONDUCTED Excursions !! c-xcursions ij I Ina The Partington EVERY THURSDAY j! AND SATURDAY The view from tho lane is broken by an old Iron fence, whose wide gate is reached by a turn in the road. From hero the scene is dreary enough to one just fresh from early violet beds. It is an old country grave-yard where ghostly herbs attempt to fill the sunk en graves, and gloomy pines refuse sunlight to crumbling head-stones tnat nature has forgotten to beautify. So many passers-by thought; but others, looking through the low branches of the pines, saw a patch of color beyond. . . . The rusty cate complained peevishly at having Its re tirement disturbed; but once Inside, tho pine carpeted path gave a spring ing lightness to tho step that the beat en ways never knew. . . . Far over by the opposite fence was a cluster of lilac bushes, the perfume of whose opening buds pervaded the air with a strange out-of-place Bweetness. The lilacs were only a scroen for a little gate through which the path led Invit ingly Into the woods. Oh, the spring breath of the forest! The bright green above, and below a marvelous mosaic of exquisite tints; and the moist In toxicating air overflowing with the mystery of waking life! Over the crest of the hill the path crossed a rutted roadway, and in a sudden valley on tho right, was a tiny tumble-down house, surrounded by sheds and chicken-coops and squealing Pigs. But aguln the path descended and magnificent oaks hid the house from sight; the hill sloped Irregularly downward to a clear rivulet, that rip pled over Its stony bed between deep mossy banks where jack-ln-the-pulplts were on equal terms with dainty wood-violets and ferns. . . . And above the rippling of the stream and tho chirping of tho robin in the maple overhead, came clear and shrill on the air tho squealing of the pigs. This Is a first walk In the country of Robert Browning. The path leads deeper and deeper Into tho woodB, a wonderful vista reaching out on either side, only a glimpse qf which could be caught In the first hasty walk. But the gllmpso la enticing and suggests that tho path may bo followed again and again, each tlmo with a more sat isfactory result. Florence Fenner, in tho Drake Delphic. J x J J t Only $5 for a double berth said A $40 for a R. R. ticket j t ! Lincoln to Los Angeles jl J Call and get full Information De- i pot 9th and P afreets. City Office ' I t JO to and O streets j 13.00 commutation ticket for $2.70 at the Merchants' Cafe, 117 No. 13th St. Students are cordially invited. INTERCOLLEGIATE BUfiEAU OF ACADEMIC COSTUME Cottrcll 5 Leonard, Albany, H. Y. Makets of the Caps, Gowns and Hoods to University of 'Ne braska, University of Minnesota, Univer sity of Chicago, Uni versity of Omaha, Cornell, Yale, Har vard, Princeton, Lc land Stanford, U. of P., Welesley, Bryn Illustrated bulletin, Mawr, and the others. samples, etc., upon request. SO YEARS' EXPERIENCE jjnrra Trade Marks rtrninNB CnDVomirre . 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