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tbc Daily nebraskan
" A. consolidation of
The Hesperian, Vol. f.l, The Nebraskan,
Vol. 10, Scarlet and Cream, Vol. 4.
Published dally, except Sunday and
Monday, at the University of Nebraska,
Lincoln, Neb., by the Hesperian Publish
ing Co.
Entered as Bocond class matter,
March 14, 19Q6, at thoPoat. Office at
Lincoln, Neb., under the Act of Con
gress, Marcji 3, 1879.
Manager Fred Naughton
Ant. Manager W. E. Standeven
STAFF.
EdltoMn-Ohlef..,....R. A. Van Oradel
AsslsUnt Editor......... Fred talJard
Xthletlc Editor .LL... Harry Swan
Reporters.
B. F. Huso.
Gono Sago.
Joslo Frazior.
Telephone Autematlo 152t
Night Telephone Autematlc 23IS
ufcMtiptlea Prlee, $1 er year la aAvanee
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The death of Mr. Tlmmerman ro
contly at Los Angolcs come as a great
shock to his University friends. He
had been an instructor In civil engin
eering during the present school year.
In other ways ho had been very close
ly associated with tho University.
As an instructor ho was most fair
in his dealings with the students, and
a man respected very highly by them.
His dealings with other men had al
ways been of the most Just and upright.
All who knew him greatly respect
ed him, and appreciated such staunch
friendship as he many times manifest.
Among his fraternity brothers hiB
opinions were always most highly
honored, and they fountl in him a
brother of brothers, and we feel that
their loss is our loss.
The return of the Varsity base ball
team Saturday night brought into
Lincoln one of the . most crippled
teams that has ever represented the
ern to tho bad, and that Is what we
want anyway.
Now, lot overy student get busy and
attend the games on Friday and Sat
urday. Do everything within your
power to keep tne Kansans down.
Their yell of "Rock, Chalk, Jayhawk.
K U." should bo completely smothered
for once. Remember tho baskot ball
defeat, and come out to help the baso
ball team put tho followers of Chan
cellor Strong back to Lawrence and to
the old K. U. A little rooting will
help 'the men materially In tho con
ELOCUTION RECITAL.
Students to Give Readings on Wednes
day Evening at Memorial Hall.
Miss Howell has prepared to give
a recital on Wednesday, May 16, at 8
p. m. Those to take part upon the
program are without a doubt the
strongest members of the Elocution
class doing first year work. Tho
School of Music has gladly consented
to give some musical numbers for the
program. Those who will take part
and their subjects are aa follows:
Hungarian Rhapsody No. 6...... Liszt
Miss Floss Denny.
The Church at Koho Bar
Mr. Edward Rutledgo. .
Rebecca's" RIdo 'Wiggin
Miss Elta Boose.
Her First Appearance Davis
Miss Edith Butler.
Bud's Fairy Tale Riley
Miss Bonnie Adams.
Swords of Ferrara Bullard
Mr. Frank Hudson.
Tho Conflict London
Miss Alice Agee.
Sunday Fishing Robertson
Mr Ellsworth Davis.
Fourteen to One Phelps
MIbs Fay Hartley.
The Tailor Made Gown Fisko
Miss Helen Day.
The Sixth Air do Beriot. ...... .
Miss Genevieve Fodlca.
Mammy's Lll' Boy Edwards
Miss Lucile Cull.
In tho Tolls of the Enemy Wood
Miss Bashlo Tully.
This program will bo given In Me
morial Hall.
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MY LOAD OF STRAWS
$1.50. $2.00. $2.50
My $2.50 Yacht or Stiff Straws equal the $4 or $5
hats in fineness of braid and style.
1AHY RAY MORE?
Nebraska, Morse, tho captain, was
out of the game on account of a
sprain, Nllsson had two dislocated
ribs, Hyde was in a bad condition,
Fenlon had a sprained wrist, Gaddls
had to come home, Bellamy broke his
ankle, and the rest of the -team was
all crippled up.. The above is an exact
description of how the men were, yet
they fought tho schedule gamely out
doing tho beat they could.
Much credit is due Captain Morse
and his bunch for the game fight they
put up. Not the least bit of criticism
Lb heard from anyone in regard to the
kjnd of ball played by the Varsity.
Everyone who; understood their con
dition has been very free to express
his admiration for the team. Nebras
ka had probably as strong a team as
eer left Lincoln, but the severe in
juries they received would have
brought any team down. It is felt
Sure that the brace taken by Friday
vrr will be sufficient to put the. Jayhawk-
, South Dakota Meet Off.
Track Manager Denslow has been
in communicatlon-wlth South Dakota
In hopes of getting a meet with them,
but the miners, seem to. think they
need their reputation -more than a
meet.
On Saturday, May 26, the Kansas
track team will meet Nebraska at the
Stato Fair grounds and unless some
Other outside meet Is arranged for
next Saturday, May 19, Dr. Clapp ex
pects to hold an interclass meet.
The five student members of the
Athletic Board will be electod next
Wedwnesday, May 16. Only those who
have registered and paid the twenty
five cent fee may v.ote.
Legglni Have Arrived.
The leggfnB for the battalion have
arrived and may be had by .calling at
the Commandant's office at 11 o'clock
today (Tuesday). Tho le'gglns are of
regulation size, shape and colo'r.
THE GIRL GRADUATE
HER OWN BOOK
Contains two hundred pages whihe are blank-except for the nine
teen ornamental headings designed by Louise Perrett and Sarah K.
Smith. The paper Is of fine heavy quality, with a good writing sur
face. The decorations are printed in two colors. The binding'is of
white vellum, with paper sides matching the pages handsomely
chased in gold with a trellis of roses In tints.
There Is a place for everything dear to the girl graduate's heart
and memory
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Programmes
Press Notices
Etc., Etc.
Class flower
Motto
Autographs
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Teachers
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Presents
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