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STATE FARM BOYS GIVEN GEN
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TLE WARNING TALK
DON'T RUSH THE GIRLS SO HARD
Coming Agriculturists and Amateur
Cooks Called on the Carpet for
Laying Home Plans Durln
Their 8chool Days.
Something now undor tho sun al
ways. This tlmo It happonod at tho stato
farm. Poor, Btald, conventional farm.
It has lived -in peace for long periods
only" to bo thus rudoly awakened. It
haB droamod cosily along, content
with ltBolf, caring little for tho tur
moil of tho outsldo world, not oven
allowing its slumbers to bo disturbed
byi tho circulation of tho Dally No
braskan within its borders.
But it is no more. Tho sonsatioil
has struck tho farm, and it is a yel
low one. Vorlly the farm is scandal
ized. It couldn't help but be. Who
would havo thought that thoro was so
much wickedness and impropriety
lurking under tho very noso of tho
dignified personage? Tho awakening
is rudo. It took n woman to discover
tho scent of wrong-doing, but let that
bo. It matters not who did it. Tho
deed is done. Tho story is laid bare.
And the farm is scandalized.
Too Much Fussing.
The story is a disjointed one. In
deed, it could not bo else, for the
farm is not noted for its freedom in
giving out nows of its own private
affairs, and especially of its own per
sonally prlvato sensations. Not even
though tho sonsations bo yellow ones.
But such as it is; horo it is:
It happens that thoro is an Author
ity at tho farm entrusted with tho
wolfaro of tho students, and of the
girls in particular. With tho rest of
tho farm, tho Authority has Blept a
dreamless sloop, but the awakening
came. Just how, it happened no one
knowB. Tho rosults are tho only evi
dent things.
Whatever tho workings of tho pro
cess might bo, it remains as a fact,
vouchod for by farm students, that
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GREGORY, the Tailor
Has a dandy line of goods for Spring Suits. He also
does the best cleaning and pressing in the city.
14th & O Streets - - - - ' - Auto 3264
several of" thoir numbers were but
recently culled on tho carpet before
the Authority. Some were boys, some
girls. They assembled with fear and
trembling. They came away in won
der and with worry marking its lines
on their faces.
Don't Do It Anymore.
For tho Authority had Been thlpgs..
It had seen' tho same boy going with
tho oamo girl to ovonts on tho unlvor
sUy calendar. It had seen tho same
boy and tho same girl sitting in the
parlor on successive Sunday nights.
It had seen nofbnly one same boy and
same girl, but several of him and sev
eral of her. It had thougtit about tho
matter and It had decided that such
muBt not be longer. Accordingly the
ruling, which created wonderment
and worry at tho "farm:
"It is not right that the school of
agriculture and the department of
homo economics should be made a col
lege of home-finding. An interval of
five weeks is by no means too short
a time to 'elapse between the. time
thai a boy. in school .takes the same
girl to two events or calls upon her.
There is too much fussing at the, farm
now. ' After this, let the five-week
rule be enforced." ( , t
Faculty In It i
Such is tho mandate which looks
not where it hits. It' is said that
i university Instructor and tho, son of
i prominent, university official were
two of those1 called 'to account) for too
concentrated ', fussing., Others':" who
vero asked to'noto the rule are prom
inent in farm so'cletyv circles, and the
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now proclamation Is ?apt';to seriously
discommode 'thorn ' ;
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AT THE PLAYH0U8E8."ft,'
The Majestic.
Musical numbers predominate tho
bill at tho MaJtiBtlc this" wdok, with
Goorgo Van's minstrels as tho head
liribr. Tho minBtrol 'troupo'of nine
momborB Is a novelty for tho local
vaudev'lllo stage and has been mak
ing a decided hit all week1. Tho Jokos
aro now, and tho music ilno.'
Tho Primrose kuartet sharos with tho
minstrels iti biddings for the Place of
tho best entertainers and is encored
several times at each porformanco.
Roswell J. Wright, who appears with
tho quartet, has ono of the best voices
heard this season.
It Is beldom that a "burglar" act Is
very good, but "Wise Mike," pro
sonted by Thomas Inco & company.
Ib a-capltal fare with twonty nilnutos
of cloan, rich humor:
Captain Troth's performing seals
and sea lions aro tho best trained
animals of their kind on tho Btago.
Their act is unique, and is numborod
among tho beBt on tho Orpheum cir
cuit.
Other numbers on tho bill this wool;
aro Finn and Ford, premier dancers;
Leonard and Fulton, in "Mulligan's
Masquerade;" Billy Noblo and Jeanno
Brooks, in Bongs and smart Baylngs.
The Lyric.
Enid .May Jackson is playing the
tltlo rolo in "Alice of Old Vinconnes"
at tho Lyric this week. Tho play is
well Btaged with attractive sconery
and tho quaint old scenes and cus
toms aro well brought out in every
detail by the Fultons. Horace V.
Noblo is acting opposite Miss Jackson
in tho part of tho lover. Tho play is
.ono of tho best that has boon seen at
this playhouso this season.
ENQLI8H CLUB OPEN MEETING
Organization May 8hortly Give Enter
tainment for Public
At a meeting of tho English club
Saturday evening tho matter of an
open meeting in the near, future was
.discussed and referred to a commit
tee. If carried out as planned tho
entertainment will bo a literary pro
gram, of original work by members of
tho club. It will b'o given some tlmo
in May and is exnected to be tho
first of an annual series.
At the meeting Saturday evening a
program was rendered consisting of
several verses by Miss -Colla Harris",
a philosophical fairy story by Pro
fessor Alexander, and a story by MIbb
Ollvio Pound. Several musical num
bers completed the program.
WILL GIVE GRADUATION RECITAL
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MIbs Genevieve Fodrea at the Temple
This Evening.'
Miss Genevieve Fodroa of tho Uni
versity School of Music, class of Carl
Stockelberg, will give a recital for
graduation, Wednesday evening, Mar.
10, at tho University Temple Theater
at 8 o'clock. Tho recital is open to
tho public. Tho program to be given
by Miss Fodrea is as follows:
Paganlnl-Wilhelmj Concerto
Bach Chaconno
(For yiolin alone.)
Beethoven Romance, Op. 50
Chopin-Sarasate Nocturne
Sarasato., Spanish Dance (Habanera)
Professor Philips, of tho Forestry
Department, has received a copy of
tho Wbodian'd, Col., Daily Dom'ocrat
for February 26, which contains an
account of an interesting address by
Mr. T.r ,R? Cooper,, of. the United
States Forestry SerVlce oh' the subject
of "Tree Culture.'' The address was
a part of tho Arbor Pay exercises,
which were hojd at Woodland, Feb
ruary 25th; Mr. Cooper took his mas
tor's degree at this 'university last
year. '
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