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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (May 15, 1909)
if.WJllltfttll mmmmm.m mtmwiii MgNi itiyf) ti "f"' "" DAILY NEBRASKAN K llHA-l l Ls- Popular for fW Two for TWO SEASONS if 25c Imitated In shnpo. but the " Pat cnted Lock Front' which avoids collar spreading, can bb had only in fionrs UNITED SUIBT COLLAR CO.,(Mken'.Troy,H.Y, UNIVERSITY JEWELER & OPTICIAN C. A. Tucker JEWELER S. S. Shean OPTICIAN 1123 STREET. YELLOW FRONT Yovr tatronaft Solicited A -...-,-.".- WK OFFER A LOT OF 2d-CENT1&)CKS AT TODAY ONLY What about tlnit Summer Siiit? We show the best to be seen at $10 and $15 of course we' ve others. 925"0"StIdneolh.Niili We are going out of the Retail Business. Every thing less than cost. 1220 0 Street HAVE THE EVANS Do Vour Washing THE FIRST TRUST & SAVINGS BANK Owned byibi'Stockholder of tba Flrat JWob1 Bnk Interest Paid at 4 Per Cent First National Baalc hooms, Tenth A O S Si CAPITAL HOTEL CAFE & LUNCH COUNTER UthandPSU. Open from ,6 a, m. till 12 p.m. Lincoln's most pop-j ular priced eafe, WUHITTl; Clwitrtfiitf SwVutill U TT That. Cnsm tarts wwatlWHl kf.t4.2S. L MWot' Msr-ni M 4 L93i3YYC3VaI12Al wm BLUE PRINT NOW OUT ENGINEERING 80CIETY ANNUAL 18 ON 8ALE TODAY. DEDICATED TO PROP. STOUT CONTAINS A NUMBER OF CUTS AND HALF-TONE8. Professors and Prominent Alumni Contribute Number of Articles Dealing With Problems In Engineering. Tho 1009 Blue Print will bo on sale today. A tabic has boon established on tho first door of tho Mechanic Arts hall, and will bo maintained through out tho day for tho sale of coploB. Tho price of tho book is fifty cents. Tho book this year Is dedicated to Professor Oscar Van Polt Stout, head professpr of civil engineering. Pro fessor Stout received tho degreo of C. E. at Nebraska in 1888, and the dedication of this year's engineering annual conies to him in appreciation of tho intorost ho hns taken in his students and tho offoft ho has put forth In building up tho civil engi neering department. Annual Publication. Tho Blue Print is tho annual publi cation of tho Engineering Society and is devoted to that department of tho university. This year's book Is got ton out by "M.' E. Stricter, editor-in-chief; J. B. Johnson, business man ager, and department editors, E. M. Buol, civil onglnoorlng; A. M. Candy, electrical engineering, and H. V. Mlnnmau, mechanical engineering. Tho book itself is a neat volume of 153 pages containing articles by pro fessors of tho university and promi nent alumni togothor with a numbor of cuts and half-tone engravings. Tho cover Is of blue papor resembling that of last year's publication. "Engineering Education," written by W. C. Webster, Ph. D., professor of commerce is the first article in the book, in this, Professor Webster takes up tho various trends which educa tion has taken in the past in relation to their environment and tho rela tion of tho present tond toward en gineering to tho present erijvirori mont. Ho discusses tho combining of much of value to tho engineer In the present-day literary course with tho almost purely scientific and tech nical course of tho university at pres ont, and speaks -of tho over widening field for tho coming engineors. " Article by Sargent. Among other articles 1b one of con siderable length by Joseph A. Sar gent, a graduate of the university in 1809, who has until the evacuation of Cuba by the Americans, boon chief engineer of public works at Manzan illo, Cuba. The article is entitled, "Tho Failure and Reconstruction of the Tuln'cucu River Bridge." It is profusely" illustrated with fine half tone engravings. In this i article Mr. Sargent takes up a piece of work of which ho had charge and upon which the principal assistant engineer was Mr. W. O. Ayer, a former Nebraska man. In an article on "The Efficiency System as Applied to tho Wage Eearn qr," by Bruco W. Benedict, 1901, su pervisor of schedules for tho Santa Po system, lie takes up the various considerations affecting and the rela tion of the three elenientd, labor, ma terial, and shop chnrgeB, and discusses their effective supervision and con trol. Other Articles. , " Other articles in the Blue Print aro: "Improvement of Power Fac tor by. Rotary Condenser," by F. S. Hunt, B. Sc, E. E., '02, assistant en gineer for the Boston office of tho General Electrical company; "The Six Year Academic Engineering Course," "by Qeorge R. Chatburn, pro fessor of applied mechanics and de plgn nt jNobraska; "The History of a $toam Pipe," "by Philip K. Slay maker, associate professor of 'applied mochanlcs 'and machine ddsign at Nebraska; "Does the Rotary Steam Engine" Pay?" by Goorgo 8," Wilson, B, Sc.; M, E liiOO, professor of me chanical engineering nt tho Universi ty of Washington "Specific Reflect ing Power of Surfaces," by O, R. Ma), latt, B, Sc, E. E,, 1007; "A study of Shear Members In Reinforced Con crete i Bonnis," by Clark E. Mickey, Bs. C, M, E 1908, Instructor In ap plied mechanics at Nebraska; "Gen oral Features of Power Station De sign," by I. E. BrookB, B. Sc, E. E 1903; "Manufacturing Small Gas En Bines," by E. B. disunion, Bb. C, E. E., 1902; "Crane Guides for Electric Traveling CraneB," by T. B. Davis, B. S. Sc, M. E. 190G; and "Tho Amorl' can Society of Agricultural Engi neers," by J. B. Davidson, B. Sc, M. E., 1904, profossor of agricultural en. glneorlng at tho Iowa State College.' PALLADIANS QIVE PLAY. Good Crowd Present' In 8plte of the Weather. Notwithstanding tho unfavorable weather a vory good crowd was pres ent at tho now members' program of the Palladlan society. Tho program was given In tho Temple thenter. It waB a play "Barbara Frlotchlo" and tho cast was made up as follows: Barbara Frletchle , Thankful Spaulding Sally Negly Leah McCluro Sure Royce Bertha Williams Laura Royce Minnie Funke Mrs. Hunter inn Williams Mammy Luo Dolly Cook Capt. Trumbull Howard Plasters Mr. Frletchle H. A. Ballenger Arthur Freltchle Vancel K. Groer Col. Negly E. S. Frost Jack Negly ,, . .S. A. Mnhood Fred Gelvex, sharpshooter J. A. Scotney Time Greene, .sharpshooter W. R. Davison Edgar Strong R. M. McDonald Dr. Hal Boyd Earl H. Jorgensen Serg't James Y G. W. Peters Orderly . F. H. Relnseh A Boy L. F. Seaton Soldiers, Townspeople and Children. The play waB very well Btaged and the parts were quite well taken. Tho part of Barbara Frlotchio especially wob deserving of praise. MEDICS STRUCK FOR HOLIDAY Sophomores of College Declined to go to Classes. A strike threatened yesterday among the sphomores of , the college of medicine. Happily the matter was arbitrated satisfactorily and tho stu dents havo como to an agreement with the faculty over tho matters concerned. Next woek tho sophomores muBt take tho state examination on the work of tho first two years of their course. The examination is a stiff one and necessitates considerable study if high grades are to be gained. The sophomores therefore desired a two days' vacation In order that they might properly prepare for tho ques tions of tho examiners. This request the college did not at first allow and the medics were In a quandary wheth er to Imperil their credits by striking or Imperil their grades by not bo doing. , Yesterday morning tho students held a conference with Dean Ward of the medical college and the whole matter was discussed. The students explained their side of tho case to tho satisfaction of tho dean and tho two day' vacation will consequently bo granted. ( GIRL8 AWAKE TO 0PP0RTUNITI13 Many American Women Studying In Germurl. It 1b announced at tho Berlin uni versity that the enrollment of women students for the semester, which be gan on April 15, shows a largo per centage of American nmes, lit pro portion td other nationalities. Amer ican girls are very quickly availing tllohisolvos of tho opportunity for post-graduate work at a European university, as it 1b only since last fall that women wore granted full matric ulrftlon In Berlin. Heretofore they hold only guest privileges, with deed slonnl permission to visit lectures, and received nb recognition". " Itt the way of a certificate or a diploma for their work. ' ' t . m& .. 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