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CLEANER8
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CLOTHING
Farquhar.
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Palaco Clothing Co.
Spolor & Simon.
COAL
Gregory.
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CONFECTIONERY
Lincoln Candy Kitchen.
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Horpolshelmor.
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Rlggs.
ENGRAVERS
Cornoll.
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Chapln BroB.
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Budd.
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Budd.
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ICE CREAM
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Cameron's,
John Wright's.
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Hallott.
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Evans,
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OPTICIANS
Shean.
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George Bros.
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Boston, Lunch.
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Lyric.
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"THE CREED Of THE SCIENTIST"
Talked on Early 8clence and Present
Recognition of the Relation of
Scientific Thought to the
World's Welfare.
Tho second of tho annual Sigma XI
lectures was glvon last ovonlng. at 5
o'clock In tho Tomplo thoator by Pro
fessor Webfltor of Clark unlvorslty.
Tho subjoct of hlB talk was "Tho
Croed of tho Scientist," a popular loc-
turo, and was dollvorod boforo agoodt
audlohco.
In tho lecture It was Pro(osBor
WobBtcr's objoct to Indicate tho point
of'vlow of tho sclontlst. "Tho only
truo standard that tho sclontlst can
have," ho said, "Ib to bo able to work
for tho good of mankind; to discov
er how tho coju of mankind can bost
Iim yromotod. However this point of
vlow Is comparatively rocont. Primi
tive mar. seomed not to recognize tho
nnturo of science. Ho only sought tho
moans of subsistence or of defonso.
In tlmo sclonco bogan to dovolop by
slow stagos ao4 crudo Implement
woro mado from wood and stones, yet
thoso only aided thorn In their search
for food or In dofonso. .
"Tho flret groat natural phonomonon
that Booms to havo Impressed man
kind was day and night, and along
with this tho regularity of tho move
ment of tho hoavenly bodlOB chal
lenged their attention and produced a
dcslro to know moro of thorn. Tho
sclonco of astronomy 'thus had quite
an early boglunlng. Tho wind also
led to early investigation, and Its usos
woro known early, as Its uso In sail
ing, evon though contrary to tho do
shod direction. In tho scientific in
vestigation of tho Greeks, they sought
only to satlstv tholr curiosity, rathor
than to effect iny progress thereby.
Church at Investigator.
The period f tho Dark AgOB came
in nnd solontlflo Investigation stopped
hlnii and In seeking this end thorb Is
neod of as vivid an Imagination as is
ncoded in tho study of poetry. In
addition, accuracy In the delicate tests
must exist. Statistical scientific in
vestigators mutt exorclso tho closest
of attention In their mathematical In
vestigations, as for example, in the
cooling' of tho earth and the length
of tlmo which has elapsed slnco tho
earth was in, a molten condition.
"Astro-physiCB has become a well
developed science within recent yoars.
ProviouBly mankind hought only of
tho heavmly bodies aB a whole, but
with tho dlscovory of the spectrum,
Interest haB contored on tho composi
tion of tho colostial bodioB. Great
observatdrles have beon established
for such purposes. Now, of what ubo
is all thlB? Nothing Is moro profit
able. Thorn Is groat beauty in scien
tific Investigation, nnd value as well
for most of our common improve
montH aro the products of long
thought and labor boforo tho finished
product was evolved. Porsoveranco 1b
ono of tho scientist's qualifications.
All of tho greatest scientists havo
takon mnny years to thoroughly work
out their problems.
"Tho true Ideal of this work is the
good of man. Sclonce can not Inter
pret all mystorles, but only such aB
nro of possible Interest and value to
humanity. Tho scientist behoves the
world Is good and governed by laws.
Ho Is progressive and seeks to make
life worth living."
BEGINS THIRD SESSION
STUDENT VOLUNTEERS HOLD
THEIR ANNUAL MEETJNG.
OPEN CONVENTION WITH SUPPER
Delegates From 8even Schools of the
State Are Present to Hear the
Opening Address by Dean
Charles Fordyce.
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8ECOND TIME WINNER
(Continued from Pago 1)
won first and third places In tho high
kick.
Alpha Theta Chi scorod its points
as follows: High kick, 6; polo vault,
1; fence vault. 1; high jump, 9;
Tope climb, 5; shot put, 4; tug-of-
war, 6; relay, 6.
Delta UpBilon won Us points aB
follows: 25-yard dash, 5 points; polo
vault, 3; shot put, 5; relay, 10.
Phi Kappa Pel scored in only three
eventB, thoBO being: High kick, 3;
fonco- vault, 5; tug-of-war, 10.
Alpha Tau Omega scored five
events, those being as follows: 25-
yard dash, 1; pole vault, 3; rope
climb, 4; tug-df-war, 4; rolay race, 4.
In tho fence vault Chain of Phi
Kappa Pal had no trouble In taking
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except whore carried on by the
church. Whllo tho world was bolng'
Chrlstlanlzod tho sciences developed
also and Investigations wore carried
on with tho idea of mankind's wel
fare in mind. When the first natural
philosopher dropped the stones from
a high tower and tho results were
obtnlnod, tho doath knoll of tho old
methods of the sclonco was soundod.
"Today science is recognized overy
vrhore. International congrosses are
held to promote it. Wo are now led
to ask, What is sclonco? It 1b the
arrangement of knowlodgo into an
orderly system. It is tho business to
seek and describe knowledge for the
benefit of man. An old description In
now torms is not ,a contribution to
sclonco; but a woll organized descrip
tion of -something not before under-
stood is an addition to science. It
need not bo too technical and yet
terms relative to tho subject aro nec
essary to fully understand tho prob
lem. Tho scientist's method is from
the familiar to tho unfamiliar.
Follows Natural Laws.
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"In this way came tho evolution of
tho gyroscope. U is not a mysterious
mechanical device, but only follows
natural laws which aro given an op
portunity to operate. This 1b the
viewpoint of the scientist Motion Is
the great problem and he is seeking
to cttln power over it, W have a
great many plain evidences of tho
benefit of science before us every
day. Tho scientist; seeks to make
himself master of everything around
first place, pulling himself over at 6
feot, 7 Inches.
Summaries:
25-yard dash Minor, Delta Upsl
lon, first; Swanson, Beta Theta PI,
second; Campbell, Alpha Tau Omega,
third: Time : 03 2-5.
Polo Vault Russell, Delta Uimllon,
Upsllon, first; Reed, Alpha Tau Ome
ga, second; McDavltt and Davis, both
Alpha Theta Chi, tied for third place.
Height 8 feet 6 inches.
Pence Vault Chain, Phi Kappa
Pel, first; Collins, Delta Upsllon, sec
ond; Davis, Alpha Theta Chi, third.
HeIghtr-6 feet 7 inches.
Shot Put Collins, Delta Upsllon,
first; Fleming, Alpha Thota Chi, sec
ond; Pool, Alpha Thota Chi, third.
Distance 42 feet, 11 1-2 Inches.
High Jump Fleming, Alpha Theta
Chi, first; Poolp. Alpha Thota Chi,
second; Davis, Alpha Theta Chi,
third. Height 5 feet 4 inches.
High Kick Fleming, Alpha Theta
Chi, first; Lloyd, Phi Kappa Psl, sec
ond; T. Rlchey, Alpha Thota Chi,
third. Height 8 feet, 9 inches.
Rope Climb Purcoll, Alpha Theta
Chi, first; Hutchison, Alpha Tau
Omega, second; Reddish, Alpha Theta
Chi, third. Tlmo : 07 2-1.
Tug-of-War Phi Kappa Psl, firet;
Alpha Thota Chi, second; Alpha Tau
Omega, third; .
Rolay Race Delta Upsllon, first;
Alpha Theta Ohl, second; Alpha Tau
Omega, third. .,
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C. HFrey, florist, 1133 6 St.
With a Buppor in tho Y. W. C. A.
rooms of tho Temple at 5:45 last
evening, the Nebraska Student Vol
unteers opened their third annual
convention. Delegates wore present
from seven Bohools over the state, fou.'
from Doane, two from Central City,
two from Hastings, three from Peru,
nine from WeBleyan, six from Cot
ner and fifteen from thlB unlvorslty.
The session was opened at 7 o'clock
with an address of welcomo by Dean
Chas. Fordyce, which was followed
with music by the Wosleyan quartet
The speech of tho evonlng was made
bv H. F. La Flamme. iBecrotary of
tho student volunteor movement, who
hns had nineteen years' experience in
other lands. It was Intended to hold
the first session of the convention In
Memorial hall, but owing to the intor
frat athletic meet, the place of meet
ing was changed to tho music room
of tho Temple.
Strenuous Program.
A strenuoiiB program has been ar
ranged for tomorrow and Sunday,
which Is the last day of tho conven
tion. Tho Initial events of tomor
row's program will be an address at
9:30 by MrB. Burnell, followed by one
on Medical Missions by Dean H. B.
Ward of "the medical school, TheBe
will be followed by "World Wide Mis
sions," by Rev. W. W. Lawrence;
"Pointers," by Professor J. H. Wal
ker, and "Deflnlteness of Purpose,"
by Mr. La Flamme.
The convention then adjourns until
3 o'clock, when Rev. H. O. Prltchard
will speak on "Divine Leadership."
Open discussion will follow and sup
per be taken together at the city Y.
W , C. A. The special features of tho
evening mooting which will bo held
In Memorial hall are music by the
Cotner male quartet and an address
by H. F. La Flamme.
Sunday's 8esslon.
Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock tho
meeting will be In charge of Don S.
Ford, general secretary of the WeB
leyan Y. M. G. A., with special
music on tho harp by Mrs. C. H.
Lovers of Beatrice and a solo by Miss
Brown. Mr. C. H. Lovers, who was
for several years employed In Shang
hai, China, will speak on "Missions
From a Business Man's Standpoint."
In the evening music by Mrs. Lovers
will be followed by an address on,
"Where to Invest That Life," by Mr.
La Flamme. It Is hoped to also se
cure Mr. Carl Steckejborg,. the violin
ist, for that evening.
Tho purpose of the Nebraska Stu-
ddnt Volunteers' Convention is to
arouse interest in world wldo mis
sions and to promote an Intelligent
study of the missionary enterprise to
gether with tho problems which con
front it ' The meetings of the con
vention are open to tho public, who
aro especially Invited by those In
charge to attend the evening address.
fiHalf Million
Glasses of Soda Water
sold and drank from onr 20th Century
Sanitary Soda Fountain season 1008.
Agency Huylors, Gunthors nnd Lown
oys Chocolates and Bonbons.
Th Drug Cutter.
Dean Priest debating Instructor at
Washington university, has instituted
a new systom of coaching, by which
ho expects to turn out three success
ful debating teams. The men recite
twice a week on assignments, which
will covet every phase of tho ques
tion the Income tax. By this ar
rangement it is expected that tho
debaters will become thoroughly
grounded in every phase of the sub
ject that would likely como up.
The Masque Club at Kansas uni
versity recently took a trip to Liberty,
Missouri, ' against the orders of the
council of tho university. The mem
bers havo been summoned before the
higher powers for the offense, but no
punishment for them haB been decid
ed upon as yet
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