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A consolidation of
Tho HcBpcrlan, Vol. ?1, Tho Nobrostain,
Vol. 10, Scarlet and Cream, Vl. 4.
Published dally, except Sunday and
Monday, nt tho University of Nebraska,
Lincoln, Neb., by tho Hesperian Publish
ing Co.
Application mndo for entry nt tho
poBtofllco nt Lincoln, Nebrnska, as
second-claBB matter under act of Con
gress of March 3, 1879.
Board of Directors.
O. V. P. Stout. Lauronc rowmr.
II. P. Leavltt.
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Subscription Price, 2 per year In advance
It would scorn to fwiy fair-minded
person lhat n body of young Amcrlcrfu
citizens, working for u profosBlonnl
degi'ce, should bo nblo to-cpntrol them
selves at least while In tho clans room
or library and to act as gentlemen.
ThlH, of cpurBO, does not apply to tho
whole college by far, but only to a fow
who either lack manliness to control
their appetites or else have so little
consideration for otheis that they per
slbt in this nefarious practice. How
con a young man, starting out in life,
With his knowledge of the technical
points of the low "thoroughly saturated
Iwlth tobacco juico over hope to suc
ceed?
Would the men In question act thus
In their own homes? We hope not.
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In another column of today's paper
will be found a piece of nows which
show a deplorable lack in one depart
ment of our University. It Is lhat the
authorltlOB-havo found it necessary for
sanitary reasons to purchase- two dozen
spittoons, and to placo the same at
frequent Intervals In the largo lecture
room of tho law college.
That" such a stop should bo made
necessary ceilalnly reflects no credit
to the mombers of tho student body of
.one of our strongest colleges. To think
that It Is ImpoBslblo for a number of
young men to gather In a lecture room
and stay there long enough to recite
or hear lectures In two or three sub
jects without having to glvo thom
BcLvea over to one of x tho filthiest
habltiKthnt Ingenious man Nivor in
vented; tb-think that, a group ofToung
men supposeuly.rcprescntatlvo of thfr
best, our state pYoduces, and who
aspire to tho high honovspf helping o
mako and carry out thoN'ry laws
which govern tho state, should hus
carry conditions to tno point whom
Engineering Notes. .
Charles 12. Downton, representing
the Wcstlnghouse Electric and Manu
facturing company, will bo In Lincoln
on April 9, at which time ho will glvo
n lantern, slide lecture to tho engineer
ing students with a view to Interesting
tho ojcctrlcnl graduates In their ap
prentlceshlp course offered for college
students. Ho will arrive at 9 a. m.
and will leave at 10:15 a. m., nnd will
therefore not havo much time to spend
in Lincoln.
Tho Engineering Society banquet
will bo held at tho Lindoll Hotol on
Friday night, April 7, at 8 p. m.
James M. Iloh'rbaugh, C. E. '98, who
Is now employed as an engineer on
the ltock Island railroad at Fairmont,
Nebr., Was a campus visitor last week
Ho was hero for tho purpose of obtain
ing Iho services of two or three men
to assist him In his work nt Falrbury,
Tho class in surveying is making a
topographical map of the fair grounds.
The forestry division Is malting an
exploratory survey of tho Salt Crook
valley. Several new instruments have
been added to the .apparatus for tho
surveying classes. Including an aneroid
bnromuter, a polar planimetcr, and
several other articles such as tapeF,
rodB, chains and field glasses. Theso
now Instruments arc welcomed by tho
students in this department, as they
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Schnectndy, N. Y.
Tho students In tho blacksmith shop
course nro gratified by tho recent ad
dition of a 200-pound steam hammer
to the shop apparatus. ,
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...SI0.00 MARCH RAIN GOATS ...
Mino nro tho gonnino "Crnvonotto" Coat, $10; broad shoulders and full.
Other merohnnts don't seo how I can soil $Ifi.OO and $18.00 coats for f 10.
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Academy Notes.
"Slouch la," March 16. Boys ii
striped overallsand sollod shirts.
Mnrrln SdmmervUle is suffering
from an acute attack" of Inflammatory
rheumatism.
DcRoy DeOroff has been compelled
to leave school on account of sickness.
A new course. has been Introduced
into the curriculum of the Academy.
Tho course Is one that is usually given
In the kindergarten, but on account
of the neglect In the early education
of many of the students it was Intro
ducted Jnto tho Academy, just who is
rcsponslblp we are unable to state.
Tho name for tho new course Is conr
monly given as "mumps." About
twelve are numbered among thoso who
nro "taking" the now cQurse.
John Lewis is still ill after having
recovered from nn attack of tho
mumps. Ills heart wns affected.
Miss Jessie Garner and Miss JSdrlnnn
Young, two former students at the
Academy, havo returned after an ab
sence of abouTone year.
g Dr. Sam'l. S. Shean
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such-a step is' necessary, deserves only
tho severest criticism. '
It 809ms -queer that these mon who
nro addicted to tho habit 'of chewing
tobneco and expectorating any placo
-within a radius of a yard of their chair
should nojt have respect enough for
their professors and fellow students to
refrain from their loathsome occupa
, tion long enough to attend their
claBSOs. .
How can a man expect to get the
best out of a lecture when he Is spend
log ljalf his time- looking for a good
REplace (o1 expectorate, ' or looking for
havo been In need of additional "ap-panitus-for
a long time.
Norton Ware Is with tho Westorn
Pacific Tnilrond on construction work.
A. J. Collltt, M. E '01, has boon
mado 'chief of the oloctrlcal engineer
ing department of tho Union Pacific.
The position secured by Mr. Collltt I&
0110 of importance and responsibility.
Melvin Price, formerly instructor of
mechnnlcnl drawing In the University,
has been' made professor of mechau
leal engineering at 'the University of
Cincinnati.
Hugo Honig, fo'rinorly a student in
tho mechanics arts department, is su
perintendent- of r largo . aridgecomi
pany at Red OaK JwtJ ,
Sophomores.
Sophomores are asked to submit
names of persons from the class who
arc qualified to act in tho capacity ot
assistant manager or managing odltor.
With each namo submitted state -tho
position the person is nominated to.
Names should .bo- handed to Yoder or
Burr before Wednesday ovo'nlng, that
thoy-maybo approved. Tho men ap
proved will bo voted on at tho class
mooting Thursday morning. ThlB Is
to fncilltato matters as buslrie'ss of
Importance must be lookod nftor.
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