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TMS&'mBmsKm . & ...' J l J hi. - T Eyt$i)itlVVWv"'"M ," " .WWfiw in)fifnDM- fr mm -vy , 1 Evary Loyal UnlversltyStudent I Is urged to patronize thess Nc'B I br'askan. advertisers, and to, men I tlori th'6 paper while doing o. BANKS-- ' ' 'Contrnl National. K ,. Flj;at TruBt and savings, m, Farmors & Morchantfl.' ij B)skERE8 - F.olsom. , . BATH HOUSE $ " Chris', Eiovontri ana r aw. m f BOOK STORES . ,3p;Op , PortoVs. jjt University. f CIGARS-. , Oolo & MoKonna. .4 CLOTHiN'a Farquhar. Magoo & Doomor Mayor' ?ros. (U i - Palnco Clothing Co. gp66r & Simon. COAL ' brogorV. , Whltdbroast . CONFECTIONERY Lincoln Candy Kltchon DANCINQ ACADEMIES Lincoln. Williams. DENTI8T8 J. It. iJavls. Yungblut ( ; DRY GOODS Hbrpdlaholmpr. . , i Mlllor & Palno. ' ' DRUQGI8T8 Rlggs. 1 k . ENGRAVER8 Cornoll. JWl FLORI8T8 Chapln.Bros. C. H. Froy. FURNI8HINQ8 . Budd. Fulk. ' ' '-'' Magoo & Doomor. Mayor Bros. Palaco Clothing Co. SpoIef&"Slm6n. Fred-Schmidt & Bros.' GROCERIES ? Nobraakav Grocery & Moat ; c'o. 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Cash must accompany all orders for want ads,rat the'ratd'of 10 "cents per Insertion for every fifteen words or fraction thereof fpr the first inser tion; three insertions 25 'cents; five Insertions 40 .cents. FOR SALE. Due bill for sale on an up-to-date tailor, at 25 per cent discount. See, NGDrosuan manager. C3dh-tf FOUND. Lost Saturday evening, lady's pocket book. Contained owner's calling cards. S2 roward for roturn Intact to registrar's office, State University. I Miss M. M. 103-88-2t LOST-lass. pin (S, O, H.S., 07). windor please leave at'Nebraskan office, day ovoning.. February. 1.8Uvwlth Mbs li ' V I ' . k.T.. Lj 4Vard;'fq, and-P, 0. Arm strong, -'12, visited with .relatives at Edgar, Nob., over Saturday and Sun day. - i Tho reservo football team are to moot "at tho nrmqrg today at 1 o'clock t? have thoir picture takon for tho Cornhuskor. Tho claBf. in the history and peda gogy 'of mathematics will meet Thurs day, February 18, at 11 o'clock. Prof. A. L. Candy. ' ' Tho dates for tho inter-class basket ball games, are as follows: Freshman sophomoro, February 26; Junlor-sonlor, FoPrunry 27; Inter-class championship gnmo, March 6. Tho chemistry club will hold Its regular meeting tjite evening in tho chemistry lecture room af8 o'clock. Mr. K. 1j. Krolsfnger of Fi'omont will be tho speaker of the evening. Tho Komensky club had a very suc cessful concert InBt Saturday, night. Tho cold weather did not keep away tho audlonce, nB tho attendance was much larger than was expected. rnis woou tuo y. w. C. a. noon moetlngs aro to be as follows: Wed nesday, Praise Sorvico; Thursday, "Friendship," by Ruth Eastorday; Friday, "Recont EvontB In Turkey," by MrB. E. L. Hinmnn. Tho text books in Prof. Webster's class In "Business Organization," havo not as yet arrived. "The class has been Inconvenienced somewhat by the delay of the books. Only about half tho clnsH has to'xts. The members of the senior class of tho Lincoln high school will glvo an Informal dance at Fraternity hall next Friday night. All membors of tho alumni aro invited. AbbotB' orches tra will render the music. Politics aro being agitated in tho freshman law class. It has been re ported that R. R. Hill-hns announced his candidacy for presidential honors. The election of officers ,1b to bo hold Thursday, February 18th, at 10 o'clock. GREGORY, the Tailor Has a dandy lino of goods for Spring Suits. He also does the best cleaning and pressing in the cit. 14th & O Streets - - ...... n Auto 3264 Mrs. E. H. Holmes of Lincoln has arrived at tho Hotel Alcazar at St. Augustine, Florida, where sho will re main for some. time before going on to Ormond and Plilm Beach and other resorts along Florida's beautiful East Coast. Tho studonts debating clubBhold a successful meeting Saturday evening. Tho meeting opened with a parlia mentary "scrap," after which a short program waB hold. This program was to colebrato the centennial of Lincoln's birthday. Contour maps have been glv.on out to. tho vholo cadet battalion. Those, maps aroused to solve practical prob lems in military science This work is highly interesting to the cadets, and helpB educato them Ju tho finer points of mlltary work. MlssEavep, associate professor In sociology, has made acpllection of pictures and showing the results of tho earthquake and fire In San Fran cisco. She collected them during her stay In that' city, and will use them later, In connection with her work iri sociology. . TJ10. geology Jl- class yesterday laid great emphasis on tho lack of the desire for beauty among tho, American people. It deplored the fact that our streets were laid out wlthj pure com mercial 'Ideafe, and lacked the beauty and attractiveness- fotind in- other countries. ' IfVllS Of niNISIIMCNT -flii i,.J-. f " 1 PROFE880R CRABTREE PISCU03 E8 QUE8TI0N AT 6hAPEL. TELLS OF THE JUVENILE COllRT Declares That It Is Better Not to Pun Ish at ail Than to Punish While Wrought Up About Any thing. In discussing "Tactful and Tactless Punishment" at convocation Tuesday Prof. Crabtreo of tKo Peru Normal school took opportunity to make itov oral sovere criticisms In rospect' to tactloss punlBhmont, and illurftratod them with typical examples taken from oxporlence. Professor Crabtree declared that punishment 1b a penalty for wrong do ing and is moted out to discourage and -to ropress it. The effect of pun ishment depends entirely upon the spirit In which the 'punishment 1 given and in which it is rocolved. If punishment is given in the wrong spirit only harm will follow. 8ucces8ful Punishment. One of tho best wayB of bringing about a thorough understanding be tween tho teacher and tho rofractory student is to hold a consultation and then decide the punishment to bo" glvon when both parties aro in a frame of mind to give and accept in tho right spirit. Any. undue haste Is a vory dangorous- thing. Tho question might be naked whether it would bo better to not punish at all than to punish when both teacher and stu dont are In a wrought up state. The student must bo lmprossod with tho depth of feeling of the teacher and ho must bo effected by it and thus met In n rccofltlve mood, otherwise ho punishment will not sorvo any purpose, and may causo evil to 00 harbored in the mind of tho student which will last for years. A boy never forgets and seldom forgives. In tho juvenile court the refractory boy has a hearing and Is then placed on probation. During thiB period tho members of the child's family are in terested. This same method Is now coming into voguo in the disciplining of tho schools and every toacher should become acquainted with tho workings of tho system for it is very satisfactory In effecting permanent re form. Many modes of punishmont such as sarcasm and brute physical force are to be deplored and are disapproved by tho whole community. Usually what Is disapproved by tho public is disapproved also by tho teachors. Se vore sarcasm especially is one of the most undoscribablo modes of punish ment. It docs moro than any other form of a repremand to drive, the student nnd the boy especially toward moral degeneration. Only In cases of great necessity should severe punish ment be used. It is much better to bo moro careful and endoavor to make a moro reasonable punishmont effec tive before any other methods aro resorted to. REGENT8 QN ROUTINE WORK. GovernlnBoard of University In Reg .ular'Sesslon. In a meeting bogunGhortor Day and prolonged over yesterday- the board of regents transacted a number of routine business matters but failed to touch upon anything of more than passing importance. The 'master of tearing out a number sOf partitions In tho" third floor pf the Templo in order that university "dances may be held there in the future was referred to the finance committee. A report will be rendered at (he next 'meeting of the" board. J Tho board adjourned yesterday afternoon until today whon-tfcey will rosumo consideration- of 'several affairs not yet settled. tW -- j- mmmmmmmmmlimmmlmmmmm A.U.SiwIdifli, f Bros, .. -J V Jr V -J . - li Largest' Manlif'acturers In 't'hs World . of. Official AthletlcSupplles. - Foot Ball Basket Bali' Ice Skates Hockey Golf Official Implements for all Track and Field .Sports. X2 Uniforms for .all Athletic Sports, -', " , v ; ',' -T iQYMNASIUM APPAIlATlJlVTli 8pauldlng'a handsomely Illustrated catalogue of all' sports contains, ' numerous suggestions; 8ent free inywhere. A. G." 8PAULDINQ A BROS. - Nowork Chicago ''' ' Soattlo ". - ' ,:. PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTI8ER8l 8UIJ OR O'COAT made to1 order WORLD'S. tARGEST TAILOR8 133 8. (13th 8t. i 8t. 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