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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (May 9, 1907)
u 'if ?'y?t'?r$r V ' '"""""V tt b c 5rtf H B e I) r 1 e a n w, .', ';;;. rt jt ., ..-- . , " jLL I r, i I f n- fr" i t B i Zle b afil slrt c bins fe a lit A THE PROPERTY OP THE UNIVERSITY OP NEBRASKA. LllCOt.N, NjBtUBICA. NIUSHED EVERY DAY EXCEPT SHNDAY AHB MltllAY BY THE STUDENT PUB. BOARD. ViblfcitlM IfflM, 121 H. 14rt St. - Edttor-In-chlof. J. Carroll Knode, Associates Editor Clyde E. Elliott, Managing Editor A. E. Long, AthlotlcB Hugh W. Crafflr, Goncral Nows Paul O. Burt, Reviews dortrudo Mooro, Convocation I-aura Rhoadcs, Assistant Athletics. Miller S. Benedict, ABBt. Gon. News. ....Sidney Q. Evans, Departmpnl....Eari u. Hunt, ro H. L. Wilson. '00 , Quy Montgomery, 09 A. a. Schrolbor, '0 Alexander J. Dunlajp, C. O. Hickman, '07 Business Manager.... Byron E. Yodor, Assistant Managor..r Gay Hardy, Circulator H. C. Robertson, 08 '09 '09 07 'OD 07 08 '09- '00 09 '08 08 09 TELEPH0NE8: DAY Auto 1628. NIQHT 2365 and 4472 Editorial and Business Officer BASEMENT, ADMINISTRATION BLDQ. Postofflce, 8tatlon A. Lincoln, Neb. SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, $2.00 PER YEAR Payable In Advncc Single Copies, S Cents Each, INDIVIDUAL NOTICES will bo charged for at tho rate of 10 cents per Insertion for every fifteen words or fraction thoreof. Faculty notices and University bulletins will gladly be published free. Entered at the postoffico at Lincoln, Nebraska, as second-class mall matter under thu Act of Congress of March 3) .1870. TIME TO 8TIR. Is Nobrnska retrograding? With tho resignation of Dr. Clements from the faculty nd with tho rumor that other prominent professors may follow, this question comes to Nebraska students with peculiar force. Each one re members how narrowly tho University missed losing such men as Dr. Ward, Professor Richards and Dean Pound not long ago. Three or four years ago Chancollor Andrews , received a ikittering offer, " rom Wisconsin and had financial fea'ih; alone influenced him ho nyould certainly have gone. Older students call to mind the loss of much suporlojto those offered;' liore; In other states the universities are coming more and more before the pub He eye as complete institutions worthy of tho most complete , support, Our University, it seems, does not hold wich a position. A few years ago, Nebraska Univer sity was accounted tho leading institu tion of tho kind in this section of the West. This was duo to tho fact large ly that while other stato legislatures wore xlividlng their appropriations into two parts, one for tho agricul tural school and tho other for the uni versity proper, Nebraska was uniting tho two schools into one and so lump ing tho appropriations. In this way tho University of Nebraska grow as one big school, Including the ngrl-. cultural department and It shot ahead of other universities for a time. Now, other states aro catching up. Thoy aro appropriating enough money amply to caro for both their "farms" and their stato universities. Now tho latter are rapidly coming to rival Nebraska's, and in some respects to outclass it. It Is time, high time, something bo done. It Is simply up to every student and every alumnus to get. busy. The Tree Dance at Vassar. Among the yearly customs at Vas sar is what is called "tho tree dance" by the Sophomore class. Tho tree in question is in the athletic circle sur rounded by tall pines with hearts at intervals between the trees. Then the Sophomores gather for the cere monies, the Seniors acting as guards to keep the other classes at a re spectful distance. This year the quaint little dance was especially charming. There was a full moon, and the girls who gavo the dance were dresed as fairies In flow ing draperies with iridescent wings and gowns. Each girls carried" an electric lantern--u. little tube that flashes light on and off with tho press ing of a button. This they manipulat- v . oo6ooooooooooooooooooooo a .-.. J . . , 1 ASTIGMATISM V "i ' v ' V A-slicht defect mav make but little chancre in the snnenr- & ance of things,- but the unpleasant effect may be great. :eoi Y ASTIGMATISM uncorrected Is a continual drain on your nerve energy. You should have your eye defects attended to at once. UAIICTT RDAnilATC nDTlMAM IIM fl OT g imLLm, uunuuniL ui muihiii iiu-r u ui, x Established 1871. Eyes Examined Free. GX)0OOOO$0OOQdOOOOQ0O0OOO0O adgers Taboot Toblicco. Tho authorities at, theUUniversity of Wisconsin have adopted resolutions abolishing the use of tobacco any whorc about tho public places, corri dors, or halls of tho university. Tho ban upon every form of tho weed also causes the exclusion of tobacco, "ads" from tho Dadgor. A now building, known as an insec tory, is to bo erected at tho Stato Farm, for the purpose of experiment ing upon insect pests. Professor Druner of tho department of Ento mology has tho work in charge. The "bugs" will have elaborate quarters. A. L. Beekly, prominent in univer sity foQtbay ;qlrc.les, Is a campus vis itor. "Book" Is oh a geological survey in Colorado and Is undecided as to whether. lie will bo in school. next year or not. Tho Cornell Daily Sun is agftatlng editorially tho erection of some kind of memorial for tho students who per ished in the Chi Psl fraternity house fire some months ago. Notice. Warrants for the April salaries have been received at tho office, of the. Sec retary of tho University. According to tho Missouri Independ ent that university has six debating clubs doing practical work every week. em . - Dr. Haggard, 212-213 Richards Bile Chapln Bros., Florists, 127 So. 12th. Found A Senior pin. Call at Ne braskan office. Buy a pin, fob or spoon now at The University Book Store. Tho best place to eat in town is at Don's, 114 So. 11th Street. Whv not take your hatha at Chris Bath House, corner 11th and P Sts.? such men as Dr. Ross, now at Wlscon I sin; Dr. Hill, now at Mlsourl;- Pro fessor Lyon, now at Cornell; Profes sor Wyer, Professor Hodgman and , Profesor Mortz. There has been ,and , continues to be -a drain upon tho facul ty that threatens dire results unless something Is done ratjior promptly, The reason these men are going. Is because better Inducements and not merely financial Inducements either, aro being offered them. They are go ing to places, of course, where tho salaries exceed those given here by a very considerable per cent, but be sides, they ard entering departments where their facilities, their advantages for research and offectlvo work aro e'd so that a horde of fireflies seemed to be all about them. As,they flashed In and out among tho trees, they gavo a number of beautiful echo calls and songs. Professor H. R. Smith recently suffered a sever accident, While rid-. Ing on horseback his horse stumbled and fell, throwing him and breaking his left arm between the wrist and elbow. Profesor Smith has announced that ho will endeavor to meet his classes again by next Monday. Thorp will be a meeting of tho Uni versity Senate tomorrow nfternobn a 5 p. m. In U. 109. uaaaaixxxnaoDD OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO PAY YOUR SUBSCRIPTION NOW Green's Barter Shops: Tho Rich ards, The Mogul. All modern. Best workmanship. Why did tho Glee Club decorate with our pennants from the Univer sity Book Store? Have you made your spring decora tions use one of our pannants. The University Book Store. If you have dance programs, tickets or .posters to bo printed, go to Mo Vey's, 125 No. 12th St. 'K Students wanting profitable employ ment during summer 'vacation, call at 245 Windsor thiB-week. - WHN x . J "WALKOVERS'' GO ON ho Troubles Go Off. Rogers & Perkins 112 O Streak We buy school-books And wa tend frt to any ppttsntTor "Hook! 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Carrothers, 1815 South St. DIVERSITY JEWELER fcOPTiCIAN' C A. TUCKER, Jeweler, IR. S. S. SHEAN, Optician 1123 0 STREET. YELLOW FRONT. YOUR PATRONAOE SOLICITED. OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCX)OOOOOOOCXD THE STAR I BESTAURAHT BEST 15 CENT MEAL IN THE CITY: D. K. CAMPBELL. OPCXX)OOOOOOOCXXXXXXXXX)0000 8 COLUMBIA NATIONAL BANK? H OF LINCOLN, NEIRASKA , V 8 CAPITAL $100,000.00 j . 4 Gregory's Washed Coal $6.50 rT-: .
