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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 16, 1909)
mmimmmmmfmmmm y - -t 7Xfcf M ,.- a tuti"- -- " -T-,.,WWr..r " , i " flBj."T'wTr , - ' THE DAILY NEBRASKAN 4. 4 iV" w Business Directory Every Loyal University Student le urged to patronize theae Ne braakan advortlsen, and t men tlon the paper while doing eo. BANK8 Contral National; TruBt and SavlngB. BAKERIE8 Folsom. 4 BATH HOUSE Chrla Elovonth and P. BOOK 8TORE8 Co-Op; Portor's; Unlvor- Blty. CIQAR8 Colo & McKonna. CLEANER8 Blumonthal. CLOTHING Farquhar; Magoo & Doom- or; Mayor Bros.; Palaco Clothing Co.; Spolor & Simon. COAI Gregory ; Whltobreaat. ' CONFECTIONARY Lincoln Candy Kitchen. DANCING ACADEMY8 Pitts; Lincoln. K DENTI8T8 J. R. Davla; Youngblut. DRY GOOD8 HorpolBhelmor; MUlor & Palno. DRUGGI8T8 RlggB. ENGRAVER8 Cornell. FLORI8T8 Ohapln BroB.; C. H. Froy. FURNI8HING8 Budd; Fulk; Magoe & Deemor; Mayor Bros.; Pal- aco Clothing Co.; Spolor $ & Simon. GROCERIES Capital Grocory Co. HATTERS Budd; Fulk; Unland ICE CREAM ColllnB Ice Croam Co.; Camoron'u; John Wright's. JEWELERS Hallott ; Tucker. LUNCH EON ETTE8 Folsom. ' LAUNDRIE8 Evana; Merchants. OPTICIANB Shean. PRINTER8 George BroB.; SlmmonB. RE8TAURANT8 Boston Lunch; Cameron's. SHOES Beckman Bros.; Branth- walto; Budd; Cincinnati Shoo Store; Sandersons; Rogers & Perkins; Petty; Hereford. SKIRTS The Skirt Store. TAILORS Elliott Bros.; Horzog; Lud- wig; Marx; College Tall- orB; Scotch Woolen Mills. THEATER8 Lyric; Majestic; Oliver; Elite. TYPEW.RITER8 Lincoln Typewriter Ex- change. v PATRONIZE YOUR FRIENDS-OUR . ADVERTISERS Want - Ads v , AdvortlBomonts for the want ad , column should be left at the business office, basement Administration BIdg., between 10 a. m. and 12 m., or be- 'tween 2 p. m. and 6 p. m, Cash must accompany all orders for want ads, at the rate of 10 cents per : insertion for every fifteen words or fraction thereof for tho first inser tion; three insertions 25 cents; five insertions 40 oents. FOR 8ALE. Due bill for sale on an up-to-date tailor, at 25 per cent discount. See Nebraskan manager. 63dh-tf ' - FOUND. "-' ,v ' FOUND Ladles' email silver watch. FjlVUi Ul tlCUlUBIUiU UU1VD MUU lBLj IUI jad. G8-th-34 AissaijVtii- vaiuaoio general noienooK. ?1Rturn to Edwin G. Davis. 75-tf fOUR DISTINCT PARTS WORK OF APPLIED MECHANICS 'AND MACHINE DESIGN. SOME OF ATTENDANCE FIGURES Registration for This Semester la 451 8tudente, a Number 8llghtly 8maller Than One Year Ago. Tho work in this department prop erly falls under four distinct divisions but whloh nro more or Iosb closely nBBocIntod: First, gonoral mechanical or engineering drawing, which toach ob tho rudlraonta of drawing and tho laws of orthographic projection (de Bcrlptivo geometry); second, theoreti cal mechnnicB, which Ib a mathemat ical troatmont of motion and tho forceu nnd masBos which in my way affect tho state of motion; third, up pllod mechanics, which applies tho principles and laws of theoretical mo chnnicB to tho solution of probloms 'pertaining to olastic bodioB, such as utrenglh of materials, streBB In beams, etc.; fourth, mechanism and macltlno doBlgn, which applies tho principles of drawing nnd mechanics to tho plpb lcms of tho motionB and strengths of tho variouB parts of machines. Very Large Department. In point of numbers this dopart mont is ono of tho largoBt on the cnmpuB, registering during tho first BemoBtors of tho past four yoars as follows: 1905-6, 396 ; 190G-7, 464; 1907-8, 477; 1908-9, 451. The reduc tion this year Is traceable directly to the panic; engineering always being ono of the first professions affected by a panic. Tho importance of tho sub ject mattor of tho department may be host measured by tho fact that practically all of tho work is pre requisite to tho future advancement of tho engineer. Has Four Instructors. Tho full tlnie of four instructors Is required. ProfeBBor Goorgo R. Chatr burn, who hns been with tho unlvor blty for fifteen years, Is at tho head, unfl glvoa personal Instruction in me chanics; ABBlBtant ProfoBsor P. K. Slaymaker, who has charge of tho mechnnlBm ami machine design, Is a graduate of Pittsburg university and Is a practical machlno designer, hav ing worked for several of tho leading firms In. Pittsburg; Adjunct ProfeBsor J. E. Rasmuson, who has charge of the general engineering drawing, Is a graduate of Purdue, and has had prev ious training both as a teacher and in practical englnoorlng; InBtructor C. E. Mickey, who 1b In chnrge of tho test ing laboratories and assists in the Instructional work in mechanics, is a graduate of our own Institution, hold ing both tho M. E. and C. E. degrees. SIGMA TAU SOCIETY. (Continued from Page 3) wo have tied number four wires to gether; dropped Holder pearls on each othor's hands, and, have come to real ize that In a laundry, for the elec tricians, cleanliness Is next to impos sible. "During our partnership as elec trical Contractors and Engineers we have wired sovoral houses and. have not gone broke. T vividly recall how we lighted tho Gooch mill near Lin coln, literally plastering It with lights, ono to every beam, rafter, spout and lintel. Each lanlp has, of course, been located only nfter careful photometric observations anc calculations of tho 'm.h.s.c.p. lights and shadows, refrac tion Index, and other eccentric ele ments to tho proper illumination of a our mill. "Our partnership has boon of a tem porary nature, a Bort of hungerbund, as it were, for mutual Bupport till after election and tho renewal of en gineering activity. It has been satis factory financially and personally I think it has increased our mutual esteem, The concern is just closing up Its business affairs, Harrington to go to 'his homo in Doltat Colo,, and I to try and "capture the job with a bang-up engineering firm which I havo wanted. "I have sovornl times slnco grad uation come In contact with class mates or men I have knowii in tho university, nnd I am proud to toBtlfy that the engineers are all good moil and true, self-reliant, ambitious, high minded, genorouB, and square and that tho Sigma Tau brothers I have met remember their obligations, "I extend to all of you my hearty wishes for prosperity nnd well-being, with a hopo that tho circumstances of our lives may pormlt 113 to bocomo more lntlmato nnd our friendship stronger nH time passes. "Very truly yours, "E. E. '09." "Pueblo, Colo., Doc. 14. "Dear Brothers In Sigma Tau: "Rather late about getting out my portion of the annual letter, but hopo it Ib not too Into. "Nothing much that 1h now to ro port this year. I have been with tho Pueblo Bridge Co. continuously slnco writing luBt and so far as I know at preBont will bo nblo to mako a denl with them for tho new year. I am living nt 312 Polk street, with my mother and sistor, and either there or nt tho offlco thero will always bo a welcome for any vlBltlng brother who may wander out hero In search of sunlight or work. "We nro very bUBy all along the line nnd are constructing stool and concrete bridges and wooden and con crete dams, besides miscellaneous Btrucluros. I flhd my end of tho work to bo very valunble experience and pleasant work, "With best wishes for your con tinued success, I am, "Fraternally yours, "A. R. WILSON." I. W. Chase. "Lincoln, Neb., Jan. 14. "Dear Brothers: "My annual letter Is long past due, but In my caBo 1 hardly feol that much will be lost If you do not hear from me. I am at the same deak in the farm mechanics department of the university. No Important change have takon placo, however. I have been favored with another promotion and am now a full professor. "During tho past year some tlmo has been dovoted to demonstration op paratus for tho lecture room. Tho most important of these is a device for Illustrating how various roads and road matefUalB affect draft. . "My home has been blessed by tho nrrlval of MIbb Prances Chase. "Hoping that tho othor fellows have more news, I am, "Fraternally yours, "I. W. CHASE." A sophomore In a communication In tho Cornell Sun suggests a snowball battle as a freshman-soph scrap. A Chicago Btudent has won George Ado's twenty-flvo dollars for a college yell for "Tho Fair Co-ed." HIb con tribution runs thusly: "Geo, golly, gash, darn, Deuce, devil, dang; Bingham College, Bingham College, Zip, boomT bang." The Reynolds club at Chicago will hold Us annual hard-times party next Friday night. Iowa Is arranging a series of lnter dopartment Indoor baseball games, and Is also preparing to open classes In wrestling. Tho aim is to increase the numbor of men ongaged in ath letics. v QOQOQQQOQQQOQOQQQOQO&MQQOQOQOQQQOQOQQQQQOQOQO&Q8QQQ Electrical o Construction 1 Material We carry a complete lime of sup- o plies for Telephone Companies and Electric Ligtat Plants. Let us figure your next bill of material. KORSMEYER COMPANY Lincoln, - Nebraska 00000000000000000000000OfflO0 g0O0000000000OOOC3000000 X nm - . . 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