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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 16, 1907)
G be H)atl TUbraefcan Gbeatls'ttebrasftan THE PROPERTY OP THE UNIVERSITY OP NEBRASKA. Lincoln, Nkiuubka, . PUILI8HED EVERY DAY EXCEPT SUNDAY AND MONDAY DY THE STUDENT PUB. BOARD. PabllcilloB Office, 126 H. 14th St. Editor-ln-chlof J, Carroll Knodo, AsHoclnto Editor Clydo E. Elliott, Managing Editor A. E. LonK, Athlotlcu TIUKh W. Crnftr, General Nows Stuart P. Dobbs, RovIowh Oortrudo Mooro, Convocation Laura Rhoados, ABulBtant Athletics. Millar S. Benedict, AsBt. Qon. Ncwb..... Sidney O. Evans, Departmental.... Paul R. Butlor, '07 J. C. Eldor, 07 Guy Montgomery, 10 W. E. Standovon, 07 Aloxnndor J. Dunlap, O. C. Hickman, '07 BunlnoflB Manager. ...Byron E. Yoder, Assistant Manager Qay Hardy, Circulator II. C. Robortson, 09 01) '00 07 09 07 '08 09 09 09 '08 08 09 TELEPHONE8: DAY Auto 1528. NIQHT 2363 and 4472 Editorial and Buslneis Offices BASEMENT, ADMINISTRATION BLDQ. Pottofflce, 8tntlon A. Lincoln, Neb. SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, $2.00 PER YEAR PybU In Advance 8lnolo Copies, 5 Cents Each. INDIVIDUAL NOTICES will bo charged for at tho rate of 10 cents per Insertion for every fifteen words or fraction -thoroof. Faculty notlcos and Unlvorslty bulletins will gladly bo published free. no lnconsidornblo amount to bo raised and altho that body of professors was small and In anything but affluent cir cumstances, tho necessary funds wero subscribed so that today tho old build ing ptnnds thero, a monument to the hardihood and self-sacrificing spirit of tho mon on tho first faculty. No wonder Tho Unlvorslty of Ne braska grow! No worfdor she became tho Idol of tho state! How could she do otherwise than roach outward and upward until today she stands the peer of any unlvorslty of tho West, tho pride of tho prairies, the queen Oh, wait! Wo ca"h't stand up under all that strain. Why not say it this way: OLD NEBRASKA DOES NOT BOW DOWN BEFORE ANY UNIVERSITY IN THE COUNTRY? Entered at tho postonlco at Lincoln, Nebraska, as second-class mall matter under tho Act of Congress of March 3, 1870. TO OLD NEBRA8KA. Nebraska Is not an old stato; she can not count back In years much farther than thoavorago man, one of her clttzons; sho has no really time honorod monuments, sho has no great stora of historic spots, hallowed 'for tho momorles clinging to them; Ne braska Is one of tho -new states of a now country. But in this new state, and started and fostered by It, Is an Institution dating back well nigh to tho Infancy of the commonwealth It self. That is tho Stato University, Tho Unlvorslty of Nebraska. Such was tho character and ideals of tho EVENT8 OF FORMER YEAR8. Happonlngs of other days as re corded In tho Nobraskan: Four Years Ago Today. Tho mld-wlntor commencement, with tho usual displays by tho depart ments, and a very .successful drill by tho Pershing Rifles, was held. Three Years Ago Today. Tho basket-ball team left over tho Northwestern for Sioux City and Minneapolis. It was defeated by Sioux City Y. M. C. A. "by a score of 49 to 14. Two Years Ago Today. The Initial concert of tho Glee Club wad very successful. Unl. Book Store was almost a total loss from a Are of unknown origin. Fancy Stationery at HALF PRICE Wo have about 40 boxen .f Funcy Holiday Stationery, which waa slightly damaged In shipment In most cases tho paper is not dam aged at all, and only on somo of tho boxes does It show. Boxes aro holly or violet covered, etc. The railroad company reimbursed us for the damage. Thus we are a bio to sell them at Iobs than the manufacturer's price. Theso aro all Hurd's best writing papers 4 quire boxes that sold for $2.00, now $1.00 3 quire boxes that sold for $2.00, now !!$100 2 qulro boxes that sold for $1.60, now ,. 75c 2 qulro hoxes that sold for $1 0Q, now .' goc 2 qulro boxes in two sizes, which sold for $1.00, now. .;."...!!!'.! B0o MINOT TO SPEAK. New Embroideries Wo are showing lots of now Embroideries, but they must bo seen to be fully appreciated. We havo a complete showing in Cambric. Nainsook and Swiss, at all prices. Cambric Embroideries at from 5c to $1.00 per yard. Nainsook Embroideries in neat small designs, ranging in price from 5c to 75c per yard. Swiss Embroideries, In matched sets, for dresses, from $3.00 Der yard down. - YIdo Bands In Baljy Irish and Swiss Embroidery, from 50c to $2.00 per yard. Insertion for Waists, in all widths from inch to 4 inches wide. 10c per yard and upwards. All Over Embroideries for Waists, 60c to $4.00. Fancy Fronts for Shirt Waists, in a variety of pretty designs, from 90c to $2.25 each. B ' Embroidered Patterns for baby drdsses, put together with lace and embroidered insertion, with ruffle, a timo saver for the busy mother; 27 to 45 inches wide; price $1.50 to $3.00. Pattern Corset Covers, 1 yards long, $1.50 each. Corset Cover Embroidery, 30c to $2.25 per yard. MILLER & PAINE. J Harvard Professor Talks to University Students Tonight. Professor Chas. Sedgwick Mlnot of tho Medical department of Harvard will speak on tho "Biological Interpre tation of Life" in Art Hall this even ing at 8 o'clock. Dr. Ward saya that Professor Mlnot Is the most noted man that has spoken on a biological subject at this University for a num- MM' 11)1110 TUT mayprovomoro LAninU I fir injurious to your oyes than wonr- ing nono at all. OCULIST R0NR fil ISS 5K353? solf na il compotout to fit Spoctaclos. Wo show you and explain to 1 I1TI n I A u you wny wo nr0 r 1 1 u I A n r,But nnd Kuar 1 11 winu na.iif HALLETT No charge for tests. 1143 O pioneers coming hero years ago that one of their first concerns had to do with tho oducatlon of tho jrouth later to become citizens. To provide for their proper training was a big un dertaking and one Involving toll and sacriflco, but ono day a big brick building to the north of Lincoln stood finished, looking out over tho almost bare prairies. A few men to do tho teaching -were collected, and Tho Uni versity ot Nebraska began. To know tho character of that small body of educators, teaching out here in this wind-swept, sun-smitten coun try at that thho, ltds only necessary to recall tho Incident of the rebuilding of tho foundation under University Hall. Tho first sandstono foundation crumbled rapidly, and it was found that unless something were done, the whole superstructure would collapse, a ruin. A movement was started among ' the professors toward raising sufficient money to. replace tho old walls with substantial ones, and altho there was her of years. The address will undoubtedly ,bo of a very general Interest, as It will not be technical but' rather along philo sophical and psychological lines. Mr. Mlnot will also give a special talk to medical students in N. 301 at 11 a. m. today. Dr. Ward extends an in vitation to tho general student body to bo prosont at tho evening lecture. Fellowship for Women. The Baltimore Association for the Promotion of the Education of Women offers a fellowship of $500 for the year 1907-1908, available for study at any American or European university. As a rulo the fellowship is awarded to candidates who fyave done some gradu ate work, and in exceptional cases may be hold two successive years. Blank, forms for application may be obtained from Dr. Mary Sherwood, The Arun del, Baltimore. Chicago defeated Purdue in a hotly contested game of basket-ball last Saturday night by a score -of 28 to 16. Chapln Bros., Florists, 127 So. 12th. Cameron's Lunch Counter. 123 8. 12. The best place to eat in town is at Don't Cafe, 114 So. 11th St Why not take your hatha at nhrla' Bath House, corner 11th and P Sts.? The best place to eat in town Is at Don's, 114 So. 11th Street. Front room for rent, ground floor. Gentlemen only. 634 No. 12th. A good writing tablet Is a necessity. Get It at the Uni Book Store. Your writing always looks good on our fancy box paper at the Uni Book Store. p?2 T. J. TIIORr fc CQ. Rubber SUm8, Id 8eals, Trade Chioki, Locktmlthlna, Machine Works, M Makers, Eto. 308 So. Iltk, LINCOLN GtnarM K Wuld Like to bo Your f I Laundrymen. I YULE BROS, fi You will be satisfied with Cameron's Lunch Counter. go "THE OTHER FELLOW" BY REV, W, A. HALSEY OF NEW YORK OLIVER THEATRE, SUNDAY AFTERNOON, 3:30. ADMISSION FREE. KOKClD)roC FRATS- When in need of COAL call and see the WHITEBREAST CO. We will treat you right Phones; Bell 234; Auto 1610. Office 1106 O. AUEWTI (MKQLATK AT REdOK JX&- y
