The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, February 05, 1908, Image 2
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Entered at tho post6fflco at Lincoln, Nebraska, as Second-claim mall matter under tho Act of COnnregu of 'Mnroh S, 179; . . ENDS CLA8S JBpRAP.. Tho aptl.on. of Chancellor Andrew.e ygsterday afternoon brings tp an end , the, kidnapping of Chairman MacDon aid. and loaves tho porpotrators of tho kidnapping In a sorrowful condition; Whother this means the end of all B.c, nffaIrs remains to be seen. . It is oped that it will bo'. There, may bo some fun in. stealing a chairman of a. ho but with the authorities disap proving there has resulted a great deal nioro of disaster than pleasure. A man is kept away from his school work for several days Just before ex aminations, tho freshman class is dis organized and losos its president, four raon Iobo thoir credit for an entire se mester and ono man is Indefinitely sus pended from school. This lis tho net RESULTS TELL! - r " ' ' ' r Wf olmim tft bs tfcs tuat GLEANERS and DYERS in Ltecoln and are fP'9!9? 0qr OMthodf ro the VERY LATEST and our work J1 bk vm money can aeoure. iJyrf ,1an flneit dreaaelB ab robes trithout xSanger of fadlnr or Mkln; in any way. We alio oUan gentlemen's slothing of all kinds. MCi called for. and iellrsrsa. All goosa thoroughly sterilized. Ws so ItsriBf and repairing. . CALL OR WRITE FOR PRICE LIT. J. Q. WOOD & CO. Ml.n. !! M7 1U0 N STREET, LINCOLN, Nil. Ph.n. Au(. 1212 reBUlt of the whole affair. ' Is the game worth the cost? In view of .the position taken by the Chancellor certainly it is not. These affairs havo come to be car ned too far when a man Is taken near ly a week before the dance comes off, and jt seems high time thnt "some check be made In tho matter. Hotf. oyer "unfortunate It may "be for the victims, thiBj.affalr will servo as a warning to furture classes. t NO 1O0K8. .. Coipplaint is again heard or the dif ficulty in getting books In" the library. This, is the result of no hew Bymptom on the prtjf.somo few students, who by a1 lax plrt of morality, not qnly Injure, themselves, but incidentally .dls concede the . more consclencious stu dent . There is no difference jn essenco be tween hiding albooic Intended for the common .use., of a large .' number of students and stealing it outright. Many thoufht less men and women will do thisi and- laugh at their own dlsfion esty. Thore are" 'pranks andpraaks) 'and ihlii is one which is becoming anything but funny. :4 (fkctrthKt I t'lB rcreRtlrrgaT50otlleal'nD(' talk .nbouto corporate? .wealth ., Senti- mum win not boivo tne proDiom, out irwinoomSthihTaffiirsWgooT the cduntry'srogress. At any rnto tho presidents utterances will have considerable Influence in tho next cam paign and it is well worth tho time of the busy student to read it and think about it, The Cornhusker voting contest has proved a" Joke in mosl respQct' but (thore is bnd thing on which the sen timent of the students seems tovbo tinanimous, and that is tho need of a football field. All. jokes are laid aside When this question is, reached and tho vote Is Invariably a great, big YJBS' ,The-griatekt',neod of the University." - - . .r i :- Tryouts Saturday. Tho preliminaries for tle Charter Pay exercises will be, held, In tho Ar mory, Saturday, February 8, at 2: a.). The purpose of this 'tryout Is to cut down the number of athletes who can participate on Charter Day, so that only contestants of the first class may enter. Tho number of contestants that may enter Charter Day events is as follows: In tho sprints, eight; and in all oilier events tho fence vault, polo vault, running high kick, running high jump, shot put, and rope climb, tho number is limited to four. Aspirants may pracllco this after noon at four o'clock. The committee in charge of the Company "13" Hop have announced that It will be held March 27th at Fraternity Hall and Walt's Orchestra V will furnish the music. Company "B" In the only company of the battalion having social organization. It 'holds a dance and a banquet each year. S. A. Mahood Is chairman of the hop committee anjl Art Jones, master of ceremonies. Freshman Hop. The Freshman Hop will bo held at the Lincoln, Friday evening, March 13. Abbott's orchestra has been en gaged for the occasion. Tickets will be $2.00 and the number sold is to be absolutely limited to eighty-five. It is hoped .by the committee that at least one Informal dapc'9 be jjlven aT which tho crowded condition will not Interfere with the' pleasure of thoJ evening. The Hawkoye Club w,as pleasantly entertained at the' homo of Mr. and Mrs. T. .,F. A. Williams, 407 Soutli Twenty-slxth street. This was the third of a series of Informals which have, boon held this yeaY. Besi des the Informal meeting, officers were elect ed OS follows: W. H. nnvnnfrla nMl. dent; ,Allen Cole, vice president; H. S. Ballenger, treasurer; Miss Jeanette Morgan, secretary. j; ) , THE JJJSSAGE;!, - 'Whejherjidfvb believe President RoosoveJt'BTnessage"" is a bid for "a thlrdterm. there is no dnnvlnnr tho w- , .,!-. ; 7 : - , t rr- 5 -v ' V , a,.--, .,; K "WHMMHaMHMHlHBaMMMMMMMrtMMtaaita.dAi L J .' 1 .J' ' '1 - f 1 , . Ms. iV L ,ld.,.' The Harvard . .u,..lo complotlon 6f tho now .. :...x. ... 'f"l' iri iiii .nTm At Vi. i. T in. nciH!P OI mcuicmo proDaoiy uneualed -MAC f&'fwl,i.AbdInKS,rfour,arp devoted,. entirely .tolab- rr,.iJ ;r"-Hri'i Y".,r";. """i..:"08P"i1'8 a"0 nounaant A four -ycarsVcourso; ' open to bacholors of-qrts, literatures DhlloBODhw n 8Ti?!Ic2j0,Ri & ?ra?n8 R cqulvnJontiBtanainJifadaitonhe idogrw 6ffJl 5rv iubfriur108? iycar nro ho'IVi.cleollvo: thoy Includb labomi? bmnehoJ cnoral mcdlclno, gcnoial surgery and tho special clinical' tL10 -iJ04 BCn?ci,11 y501 extends from October 1, 1904, to Juno 24, 1909. The diploma of University of Nebraska It accepted for admission. , l . For dotallod announcement and catalogue, nddrcBS ' S f9 '? Vw,.b rwr in& HARVARD MEDICAL i. .j 20--PER CENT SBBBBBBBh aBB DRESHER 143 CLL PHONE 50 UNIVER8ITY BULLETIN. Friday, February 21. Lincoln Hotel. Junior Prom. Basket-ball, Nebraska vs. Kansa3. Saturday, February 22. Basket-ball, Nebraska ys. Kansas. For rent Several large all modern rooms. With or without board. Rea sonable to students. 1020 P. S. J. Mc Dill. Mr. L. E. Hurtz will meet the class in Telephony In R. 210, M. E. building, 1'30 p. m., Wednesday. Lnrge, modern, room for two gentle men students, $15.00 per month. Boll A-1717. 501 No. 17. Havo you seen those elegant now styles in pennants? 340 vNorth Elev enth. Ladies Rubbers. Hood brand, thirty-five cents. Sanderson's sale. 1 - Sophomore football team -meet -at Townsend's 11 a. m., Wednesday. A selected, lino Of vnientJnoR Inst rn. celved. The University "Book Store. Matt's place Tool . and cigars Old Heidelberg, 146 .Np, Eleventh Btreet. Why not take Topr'.bath at Chris' bath house, Eleventh and P streets? Harry Huse, Phi Gamma Delta, has registered In school again. Harry Porter. AH kinds of supplies. 1123 O St. Valentines The University Book Store. Trj' Bud's rCaf 0-1435 6" street. Eat at Elands. Ex ' i 4 NEW STYLES Of tt ; i ,-t ! r, We ohler PENNANTS m A GOOD FOUNTAIN PEN NOW """"p Jk A . sl ' We try to have whatever pu.:jnettl In the University. - '- The University Book Store, . .3.40, North" Eleventh Street rFS7 Medical bulldlncB. which wrr Ti&(ioAtX a. :op ucuncc Uf M , -O. "w ' " " " SCHOOLp Boston, Mass. DISCOUNT-20 r i wni Come, in and examine .our new- line of. Spring Goods. TWENTY per sentDis count on all Fall and Winter Suits. UrciIr's TAILOR FiSRiiRible SOUTH TWELFTH x - AUTO f HONE 2616 The KEY ti SUCCESS Is a 1USINESS EDUCATION Get that education at (he Lincoln Businus Gollegt A Practical ScriiI. 13th k P Sts. HAVK THE EVANS Do Your Washing: 1 . Ju CENTRAL HATI0NILB1HK TWELFTH AND 0 STREETS P. L. HALL. Prealdont F. E. JOHNSON. Vico-Proeldont BHMAN O, FOX, Cosher, W. W; HACKNEY Jr., Asst. Caahler Pitts' Dancine School Caas nightsAdvanced,' Monday; Qeolnners, Wednesday and Saturday. Social night Friday. Private class every afternoon. Most beautiful hall' In Lincoln. New locatldn, ' 1124 N street. Auto 5241. The best placo to eat In town Is- at Doaa Oafe 114 So. ElSventh stre'et. --i !0 X ' '' JliST RECEIVED t x T any kind ' , t ' i !-' l,H " -AS & "4 liffrnnwnswifnTinnwwffiwws