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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (April 21, 1903)
- "Jnn"i Kim -lw -SsssrrTWTO,-Tf--v;HWiW!!lfHi.1' . !iUVW!!IMWII')t MN rT'A7? M ttbe D ailp H e b r a 0 ft a n Kansas-Nebraska Tournament. ! 3IW? I M! 1 r IV V be Dalty incbraeftan A conHolldntlon of Tho Hesperian, Vol. Ill, Tho NobrwUmn, Vol 12, Bonrlot nml Criiun, Vol. 4. Mnnnulnu Editor -PR Pkiihinokii BtiHlnwH MnnnKr - J K. MonitiHON Ulrculntor - - A O Hcmuriiiku ASSOCIATE KIMTOHH NnwH Win Oixo flocictv Wm A Hhcx-k Athlctln A 1 Mvith Llternry John D. Hire nri'oHTFUH E. F. BH-kT, I Biililwln, .1 M. Pftnl. II, A. Miller, L. C Hurt,. I. H. Urccn. Offlco: al'4 UnlviTHity Hull. PIioho A 1230 Pont OHlcc Htiitlon A, Box IB. Lincoln Hubwriptlini prlrc, $2 pur year In lulvunco. Entortfl nt thi poHtoftlro at Lincoln, Ncbriuckn, n Heconrt claHH mall matter. Editorial Remarks It's a long semester that has no va catloiiH. OO Quito a number of University people have from time to time since Febru ary volunteered to "remember The Ncbraskan" In their down-town buy ing for the remainder of the year. We would like to call the attention of these and of all other loyal Nebras knnltea to our present list of adver tisers, aB they appear during the week. The field has now been pretty thoroughly canvassed, and prac tically every business firm of Impor tance has been given an opportunity to display Its desire for University pa tronage. Will our readers kindly en deavor to reciprocate by directing their patronage toward those who have shown themselves thoughtful of Uni versity enterprises? OO Sometimes a man's a man, for a' hia frnt. OO For a "hand-made" campus, Nebras ka does pretty well about as well as nature, limited finances, and numerous more or less thoughtless students will permit. It will be too bad if one of tho new buildings should, as rumored, make- a "back yard" of the main part of It by being placed on the south end of tho central quadrangle, and facing south. By all means, let the space from R street to University hall re main open, and group tho new build ings about It on the east and west until the tlmo comes to replace the old main building with a magnificent new one. The outlook to and from Eleventh is one of the chief charms of the campus. It ought not to be unnecessarily sacrificed. The Union Club met Saturday even ing and Indulged In a lively parliamen tary drill and Bplrlted debate over the question relating to the Introduction of the modern industrial system into China and its reference to the best in terests of tho Chinese. The following officers were elected for tho ensuing term: J. M. Paul, president; A. I. Baldwin, vice-president; Mr. Towne, secretary; C. A. Kutcher, Bargeant at arms; Messrs. Waltman and Melick, attorneys. Some forty hackberry trees have just been planted along the outside of the walk on tho east of the campus. They are from the farm, coming from the spot where one of the new buildings is expected to be located. When a lit tle larger they will be a very agreeable addition to bota the looks and comfort of the east border of the campus. Cadets Attention! 500 pairs regula- Udn white duck pants, bye, $1.00 and S1.2&X. Armstrong Clothing Co The tennis association has received propositions from Kansas for an Inter state tournament here on May 8th. Reply has been made that this dateTs Impracticable, owing to extensive counter-attractions, and that May 14th would be a ninth more convenient and acceptable one. So little playing has been done yet this year that there Is practically no Indication of who will prove the strong men of the season. Of old playerB, Wright, Tyner, and Peters will probably be rivals in the finals unless new material of unsus pected quality apjioars. The grounds are now In about as good shape as may be expected for this season, and a spell of fair weather will undoubtedly see a rapid development of talent. Theophanian Program. The seniors of the Theophanian lit erary sot lety of Wesleyan university gave the following piogram before the Dellan society, Friday night, in the old chapel: Vosal solo, Miss Hubenthal; char acter sketch, J. C. Jensen; paper, Miss Hilton; Instrumental solo, Miss Dora Carroll; story, Miss Lindstrom; read ing, J. M. Burk. This program was given in return for one by the Dellans at Wesleyan a few weeks ago. Atten dance was good and the exercises were greatly appic elated. A social time fol lowed and light refreshment, ((insist ing of punh and cake, were enjoyed. The affair was pronounced by all a most pleasing one Nebraska Field is a little more se cure now from the non-ticket-holding spectator than heretofore. A substan tial wooden gate now fills the gap be tween the main building and the shops. The old days of "two-dollars-a-time cam as" are over, and the small (and larger) boy has one more obstruction to free sight seeing. The gate was erected Friday and Saturday. Eat at Don's Cafe. Havo C. A. Tucker, Jeweler, 1123 O, fix It. Cadets Attention! 500 pairs regula tion white duck pants, 69c, $1.00 and $1.25. Armstrong Clothing Co. Convocation Program. Tuesday Miss Gail Laughlin of New York city. Thursday Mrs. W. G. L. Taylor: "Co-education." Friday, 10-11 a. m. Ellen Smith memorial. Rev. M. W. Lorrimer, chaplain for the week. Wednesday Junior class program. Trombone Solo "Tho Holy City" Adams Clare B. Cornell. Readings "Down at the Capital" Riley "Knee Deep in June" Riley Robert A. Harrison. The religious exercises will be in charge of Albert J. Coats. TRACK men are expected .to be out for practice every day between 4 and C Dr. Clapp. ALL CADETS will appear at drill next Thursday, April.- 23d, in white duck trousers. By order of Command ant Chase. ENGINEERING students who have not yet made arrangements to attend the engineering society banquet Satur day evening at the Llndell hotel, 7:00 p. m., should do so at once. Verne Hedge Is chairman and no pains are University Bulletin THE P. D. SMITH COAL CO. Carry all the best grades of you will find the Rex lump at $6.50; the Kem- merer, Wyo., lump at $8.00, and the best Maitland you ever saw at $7.25. All Kinds of Steam Coal, the best money can buy. Office J40 O St.. Phone 329 ; ! :; ; ; ; ; i 2xjSSxiXj$3 THE OLIVER THEATRE I Friday, Saturday and Saturday Matinee, April 21 & 22 FIRST TIME AT 1 Morrison's Complete ENTIRE LOWER Balcony 35c I Special Bargain Matinee, all over &&&&&&$Q&&-ti - being spared to make thip, the first banquet, a success. JUNIORS meet in lecture room, (I rant Memorial hall, at 'J-.'iO Wednes day morning seats reserved in diapel. JUNIOR baseball men piadice regu larly at (Impel time. Practice game Saturday forenoon. All men turn out. H. A. Newton, Mgr. THOSE holding tickets of debating association for sale will please leturn tickets they have left as soon as pos sible to the 8ccietary of the asoi la tlon. J. M. Paul. SENIORS are urged to wiite a class song and poem to be bubmitted to the Ivy day committee. The time has been extended to Saturday next. Please hand to Sam Anderson, or some mem ber of the committee. This is impor tant. 0. C Tellesen, President. Dutcil'H Clirura tlutt'H all Wright's Oliver Theatre pharmacy fills prescriptions. Obey orders. Secure your white duck pants at Armstrong Clothing Co. m Wl niiwii i i i i. .. i - jnSfFTWfotr w j,v momm : lv I I Never was so much Importance attached to pretty neckwear. The stocks the turnovers, the cohar and cuff sets the boas are most deftly shaped and unsparingly decoratod with 'hand work in the shape of point lace, faggoting, drawn work emproiderv and French knots. J The bright colored Bulgarian embroidery is very new and fashion able; anything with drawn work on it is eagerly sought after- the liking for linen stocks keeps pace with the craze for linen waists 25c to0?!?10 8tOCk8' Plain r WUh tab8' iD WhUe and 8Prlng Color8' Collars and cuffs in sets, in fancy hemstitching. Swiss embroidery point lace, silk embroidery, white and colors, 25c to $3 50 Top collars, new shapes and outlines, of embroidery drawn-work point lace, chiffon, etc., 10c to $2.00. ' Ruffs of black or white liberty silk, in round or large cape effects, MILLER & PAINE I f domestic coals, among which f J Yards 6th & N Sts.. Phone 376 t t h. ;. .;. ; $ ; .;. .;. 4. .;. .. .fr--t--4 POPULAR PRICES Production of Faust FLOOR, 50c Gallery 25c Saturday, 10 and 25c the house N-ivJvJiSv.V.Vl'v'NV ZVw Ni vvvyyyyyijxjKjvjx. - Remem ber Sidles has the largest Bas Ball and Tennis line west of Chicago. Prices lower than the lowest. See our big Sporting Goods Store 317 O St. Phone F 1174 C EHLERS TAILOR N. W. corner O and J Jth Su. Suits made to order at popular prices. Re pairing, cleaning and pressing also. Good work guaranteed. r I". .-.!..--T-n - ULILU. Exclusive NccK Wear PIP The dainti03t neck wear that girls ever dreamed existed anywhero is here in wonderful variety. There is something new every day. Only this week we put on sale twenty new .stocks, many of them of linen. Just the smart tailored kinds you have in mind, stylishly shaped, and priced at 75c to 1.50. Don't fall to sco them. i -c V m -- - - - -' - -- "n- "finnrmftinijyiimyilijjij,rn-n-wuu ft, r iM Ji -A. v. t i f hu
