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Cib? DaP HcbmSkan Engineering Notes.
A consolidation of
The Hwpftrlnn, Vol. 111. Tim Nnbrnnkivn, Vol, 10
f Sourlot nnd Crown, Vol. 4.
PuMIbIikI dnlly, oxoopt Bunilny and Monday,
at the University of Nfbnwka, Lincoln, Neb.
by the HoHporinn Pnbllnhlng Co .,
Boaiid Or DrnKOTOiw
K. P. Piper, C. It. Richard,
H. P. Levitt
John WoBtovor E. R. Walton.
Edltorln Chief
Manager
ABiHtnnt Mnnawr
Aiwoclato Editor
C'lrnUntor
Frod A. 8wcloy
A. O. Sohrelber
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, f A.. M Lory
Wnltor E. Standovon
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congrotw of March 8, 1879.
Individual notleuH will be charged for at the
rate of 10 centa for oooh Intwrtlon. Faculty,
departmental and unlvorelty bullotlnH will
gladly Ixs publlHhod free, n heretofore.
The third annual engineering society
banquet will be given Saturday even
ing, May G. Engineering students
should remember this and keep this
date open. Tickets can be purchased
of the banquet committee.
The E. B. department has purchased
a complete potentiometer. The instru
ments are used for calibrating poltme
ter or to find unknown electro-motive
force. The apparatus is exceedingly
delicate, registering to one ten thous
andth of a volt,
Q Notices and subscriptions may n
X bo left at tho Dally Nebraskan X
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Editorial Remarks
This afternoon we meet the Univer
sity of Colorado In athletics again.
The last timo athletic teams of the
two universities met Nebraska got the
small end of the deal, the only re
deeming feature of the meet being the
opportunity given us to show our foot
ball team that It doesn't always take
a victory to bring out evidences of
college spirit and loyalty. The name
"Colorado" ought to leave a sort of
Mr. Rohr, electrical superintendent
of the General Electric Co., Schnectady
N. Y., addressed the engineering stu
dents In the afternoon, April 19. Mr.
Rohr came on an unfortunate date as
many of the students were leaving for
the Easter vacation, however, many
stayed over to hear him. He gave an
Illustrated lecture, descriptive of the
shops and the surroundings of Schnec
tady. Afterwards he gave a more In
formal talk in regard' to the appren
ticeship course and the work of tech
nical graduates. In his remarks Mr.
Rohrer compared the eastern and west
ern college men. His report of the
western men was very favorable as
they were the equal of the eastern men
theoretically and most of them knew
what ten hours of hard work was. He
also stated that the old time ill feel
ing between practical and theoretical
men in disappearing very fast in all
branches of industry.
Reviewing the opening of spring
sports among the colleges Collier's for
April 22 comments on the new lake to
be given to Princeton university by
Andrew Carnegie. Collier's says:
"In college sport von this side of the
water, Princeton's new artificial lake
is the most interesting possibility. The
lake means, of course, that Princeton
will have a crew next year, and the
addition of an entirely new quantity
to the races at Poughkeepsie or New
London stirs up no end of enlivening
fancies. The lake Is the gift of An
drew Carnegie, who, finding libraries
but a slow means of carrying ofi his
Income, is hoping to accelerate the
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Protected by Block Signals
The first railway in America to adopt tho absolute
Block System in tho operation f all trains waa tho
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Railway
It to-day has moro miles of rood operated under
block signal rale than any othor railway company.
The St. Paul Road waa the ftfst railway to light
its trains by electricity, and it now has moro than
400 electric-lighted passenger cars in daily service-.
Three trains from Union Station, Omaha, to Union
Station, Chicago, every day.
For timo table, special rate write
F. A. NASH,
Oentrftl Western Agent, 1B4 Farnrnm Street,
OMAHA, NBD,
'BSiESS?- $18
The Missouri Pacific will sell tickets on February 7th,
21st and March 7th and 21st to many points In Louisiana,
Texas, Arkansas and return at $18.85, good for 21 days.
This very low rate includes Galveston, San Antonio, Prt
Arthur, and is much less than one way faro. The Missouri
Pacific has two daily trains from Lincoln to Kansas City and
St. Louis and all points south, with electric lighted coaches
and the best of everything.
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When completed, the lake will have
set Mr. Carnegie back about one hun
dred and seventy-five thousand dol
lars." SUMMER EMPLOYMENT.
We have a most profitable proposi
tion for summer work for college-men.
It can be worked alone, or as a side
line in connection with subscription
books, etc. If you are going out with
any proposition this summer, write
us for our plan. It is wholly original,
has never been used by any other pub
lisher, and contains features which
make the work easy, enjoyable and
most profitable. The Crowell Publish
ing Company, Springfield, Ohio.
unpleasant taste in every loyal Ne
braskan's mouth. "This afternoon- is
an excellent opportunity to see tho
'Varsity do It to the men from the
mountains, and Incidentally yell that
unpleasant taste away.
The team leaves next week on Its
extended eastern trip and the game
this afternoon will bo the last oppor
tunity we will have of seeing the men
In action until they return, some three
weeks hence. Some mighty hard prop
ositions are included on the eastern
trip schedule, games to win which will
require about all wo have In the way
of baseball goods. A good send-off
this afternoon will do much toward
starting the- team out right, and a
good start Is half.
The double Inducement that this af
ternoon's game Is the last on Nebras
ka field for sometime, and that our
opponent Is Colorado ought to bring
out a good crowd.
speed of its departure by turning it
Into the more fluid form of water. The
Princeton under-graduates are not
bothered with the qualms felt by the
Boston mlnlstersIn contemplating the
gifts of Mr. Rockefeller, nor do they,
apparently, share the anguish which
has tortured some sensitive souls that
tho thrifty steel king's methods of pre
paring his penniless entry into heaven
should be extended even to the hal
lowed ground of an ancient university.
A lake is a lake, apparently, its gen
esis will soon be forgotten, and in our
mind's eye we see future generations of
sonB of old Nassau sitting In the moon
light, dissolved In sentment, and slng
lug to a banjo accompaniment some
such words as
. "Hall to thee, O fair Carnegia!
Hail, thou sunlit inland sea!
Alma Mater's ancient waters;
Hall Carnegia! Hail to theo!"
NOTICE EMPLOYMENT.
Dear Sir: The Review of Reviews
company will give employment during
the coming summer months to a num
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appreciated, and at the same time, you
will be assisting some deserving stu
dent to aid himself during vacation.
Thanking you in advance for ynur
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Yours very truly,
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