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UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA, LINCOLN, SATURDAY, JAN. 7, J90v
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RECEIVES A GIFT
Bust of Goethe'3 Margherita Giv
en by German Department.
II I Now on Kxhlbition In llm Art
Rnom,
Ono of the prominent features of the
nrt exhibit ia the bust of Goethe's
Maighorlta, which occupies a position
directly within the entrance. The bust
is of pure Carrara marble and Is the
woik of the renowned sculptor, Anto
1M0 Fiilii, the work on' it having been
done in the famous studio of that art
ist in Florence. Italy. The statue was
selected by Professoi Foster of the
German .department last summer when
he was In St. Louis and was received
hero on New Year's day. The bust is
the Kirt.'othe QerroAn department to,
the university. Alter the exhibit It
will be placed, for a time In Professor
Foster's room and for a time In the
general Horary, where It may be more
public. Only through a reat deal of
sacrifice was the German department
able to make this gift to the univer
sity. Funds that could, readily have
been expended olsewhore were saved
and thus this now addition to the artis
tic wealth, of the unlvorsity was ob
tained Taylor Commends.
Pioteeior Taylor has informed hlb
class in political economy 1 that it Ih
the best class In this course he has
ever hud. This remark was piomptcd
"by the fact that the examination
niarikg of this class ha;e been higher.
on the average, tha,n ever before.
Mlfcs Edith L. Webstei, who was con
nected with the unlveisity's exhibit at
the St. Loui3 exposition, has, at the
order of the exposition commission,
been raised from assistant In the edu
cational exhibit tp that of assistant
superintendent of the Nebiaska edu
cational and mineral exhibits at the
exposition. This was done because the
commission recognized MUh Webster's
"ionstant care and attintUm and ef
ficient services."
The usual Friday ielews In Dr.
Sherman's Macbeth class base been
discontinued and the timo Is being
utilized In reading aiioiib authorita
tne opinions on the play Macbeth
Of these various opinions, the opinion
of the members of the class are to be
tormulated.
Tho?e that chose the newly acquit ed
.Mnigherlto could not hate done bet
ter. From cold marble the aitlst
Frllll has drawn forth a maiden of
parsing simplicity. Eery detail is
simple and the whole effect' is ono of
slmpliclt3. When this Is said all Is
said, yet not even a beginning has
been made In describing Margherita.
To be appreciated she miiBt be seen,
not once, but many times, for shfTcan
be underbtood'only by lose ncquaint
.awo. Durhrg the holidays the tflumnl of
Lincoln high school held a reunion
party at Walsh hall. About 10 couples
were present and the- .affair was one
of the pleasantest enjoyed by high
school people this year. A latgo pro
portion of those present were people
now In tho University. An rinusual
feature of the occasion was the fact
that the management gaye a substan
tial rebate to each man, the receipts
having more than balanced expenses.
'TJio Alumni High School Reunion dur
Ji)!,r tije'hoIUlaya is, it is hopd1, estab
lished as a regular custum.
,0yster stew 25 cents at Cameron's
mew HcEttuffant, 110 South 12th.
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SOPHOMORE POLITICS
Things Will Be Doing at The
Election.
With the presltrcntlal election only a
month off, the political bosses of the
Sophdmore class nro clearing their
decks for action and the generals on
both sides are lining up their men for
active campaign work. There Is a cur
rent rumor afloat that the machine
that is now in power ha3 not exercised
the proper diligence In safeguarding
the interests of the clnss and has be
come somewhat unfair in wielding the
appointive scepter. How much tiuth
io to be found in the rumor is un
known, but all the same It has been
productive of organizing a party of
libcraliStB that have made a decima
tion to fight fire with fire.
Little groups of "Sophs." with their
noodles together aio only the slightest
evidence of the political storm that Is
gathering on the horizon. Sovotul
piomluent men hae already i-tated
that they would not be considered as
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Cimrtc-JN if Tin-TrntU lterlow
candidates, but It Is hard to tell which
ot these lightning will strike. Tho
girls mo taking adwuitago of tho
woman suffrage clause and already
gills otes. aro above par. Immediate
ly after the oloctlon next semester
there will bo a grand barbecue at
which seveial Freshmen will bo roast
ed. Guy M. Fetors, 1903, now hi his bec
and jear at tho Harvard Law School,
has been awarded ono of the Faculty
Scholarships offered by the faculty of
the 1 aw School for high standing In
the studies of the first year. Peters wius
a prominent member of Nebraska's De
bating Squad in 1903.
Elliott's Sultorium, cleaning, dyeing
ayd repairing. Prices reasonable. 1130
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Dinners and suppers $2.f0 per week.
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MEMORIAL EXERCISES
There Will be No Oration Char
ter Day.
Instead of the usual Charter day
oration, the exercises on Charter day
this year will consist of a memorial
in honor of ex-Chancellor Fairfield,
who held the office of chancollor years
aRO. The exercises will be speeches by
in em born of the faculty and others ac
quainted with Mr. Fairfield, tnu&ic, otc.
No definite program has yet been ar
langed. but pieparationn are now go
Ini; on.
Maxfield Tomorrow.
Ciaicnce K. Maxfield will speak to
men tomorrow aitornoon at the Oliver.
Mr. Maxfirld's reputation as lecturer
I1, the bept and a tieat Is in store for
those who attend. The doors will be
open at 11.30 No charge Is made for
admission.
DIM.
HTATK FA KM.
Fling Talks Art.
A good crowd was present in the art
loom yesterday ovenlng to hear Dr.
Fling glo a lecture on art.
He explained our lack of apprecia
tion of nrt and emphasized very
hliongly that wo should give more at
tention to it because it was a supple
mental knowledgo for we get all oiit of
the thing Itself. He explained how the
work of the artiBt was to Interpret the
beautiful. He also said that ait was
not only found in these paintings, but
that It was seen In naturo everywhere;
that these were only tho reproductions.
After this short lecture explaining
art and the science of examining it,
Dr. Fling took up some of the great
productions that were In the gallery
and explained tne qualities of each.
The lecture was considered by all in
attendance as a gran'd treat, and 'was
especially appreciated uy lovers ot art.
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GETTING READY
The Basketball Men are' Hard at
Work.
Trip I p
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A r' Now
The basket ball nmn are pindlelng
oery evening from five to six for tho
tilp north the hint or this month.
Manager Heors Is arranging games
wllh teams botwoen hero and Minne
apolis. Probably the firtit game played
on the trip will bo with tho Omaha Y
M. C. A. This should bo it good game,
as the Omaha aggregation defeated
Highland Pari; toam, which In turn de
feated tho Nebraska team. But tho
Nebraska toam will be playing much
faster and better ball when they meet
Omaha.' They had" prnctTc'c'a' but little
together when thoy played the High
land game. Hesldes this game and tho
two with Minnesota, the manager will
have two others, making five games
played on the trip.
A trip west is nlfo being arranged
by the management, which will prob
ably take place during or near tho
Easter vacation. Tula will probably
oxteud as far west as Cheyenne, play
ing a team, in that city. The game
with the Cheyenne "OinnU." has al
ready been arranged and other gAmes
with University of Colorado, Greeley
and Colorado college will likely be ar
ranged. Besides thse trlpa, other
games will be playod around through
the state and at home.
The next time the Nebraska basket
ball team appears In a game they wj''
hac on their now suits which hr
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been lately purchased and will an
today. They aro very similar to
old ones, that U, the black pants
black Jerseys with the scarlet ring
the cioami"N" In tho center. Tr
suits will add materially to the
pearance of tho team on tho floor.
Manager Allen of the baseball team
has almost complete! his bascbnll
schedule for this season's games. He
has arrangod a trip in which the team
will rlny with Illinois, Wisconsin,
Michigan and . iiinesotn universities.
All of these games have boon pretty
definitely settled with the exception of
Minnesota, and this institution seems
to be holding back from the fear that
they will not be permitted to put a
li:im In llii (lolil Dflinr I'nmAH will lw
a-nauged to bo played in Uncoln.
Engineering Notes.
Adolph Shane, '01, has been elected
assistant professor of electrical en
gineering Mn the agricultural college,
Ames, Iowa.
Fred Dorman, '01, has been elected
Instructor In mechanical engineering
ia the Cincinnati university to teach
mechanism, machine design, valvo
gear and steam laboiatory practice.
He will receive a sulary of $100 per
month.
Adolph Swobodn, '03, will likely be
appointed instructor in manual train
ing and machine drawing in tho 1ilgh
Hchools of Louisville, Ky.
8. C. Campbell and C. S. Orton, '02r
are now engaged In taking down tho
large Allls Chalmers engine which haa
been on exhibition at the St. Louis cx-
position. Before the close of tho ex
position they wore erecting one of tho
same type of engines for tho Union
Electric company at St. Louis.
It Is expected that the question for
the lntcr.-collegiate debates of this year
wll) bo announced in a day or two. In
settling that matter Secretary Waldron
is keeping the postoffico department
busy. . " ,
Get the beat Henderson & Amu
unlfprms," at Alrrastrongs. '
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