The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, January 15, 1910, Image 4
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN " -, DIRECTORY. Business Directory EvcrA-loyall ' University student Ib ,urg6d to patron izo thdso NobrnBkan advortlsorfl, and noTnontlofr tho Nobrnskan whtlo do ing so. BANKS First TntB, ic Savings BAKERIES Folsomy BARBER SHOPS Grcon'H , ; BOOK STORES Co-op. Unlvorlaty CliEAN'ERS J. GAVood & Co. Wobor'B Bultorlum. Joo, Tho Tailor. Ted Mnrrlnor. CLOTHING Farquhar Magoo & Doomor Mayor Broe. Palaco Clothing Co. Sjolor & Slmoa Armstrong Clothing Co. COAL Grogory WhltobroaBt CONFECTIONERY Lincoln Candy Kitchen Tommy DANCING ACADEMY Lincoln ITTTS DRY GOODS Mlllor &-Pnlno Ritdgti & Guenzol DRUGGISTS ENGRAVERS Cornell FLORISTS C. H. Froy CHAPIN BROS. FURNISHINGS Budd . Full; Magoo & Doomor Mayor BroB. Palaco Clothing Co. Rudgo & Guenzol Spolor & Simon Bring Yeur Next Jeb of Ff intinfc to IyAN TINE PRINTING CO. and Get Satisfactory Results m 128130 No. 14th St-Auto 3477 . I Underwood Typewriter Co. TYPEWRITERS SOLD AND RENTED 187 "No. 18th. Boll &18. Auto 2C8fi SHOULD TAKE PART -IN POLITICAL MOVEMENTS n UNIVERSITY THE MEN PROFESSORS AREM BEST INFORMEa TMUST KKP Off THE STUMP NOW IUSJ Professor Howard Talks of the Condi tions Which Prevent Active Wopk By Teachera and College Men. Armstrong Clothing Co. HATTERS Budd Fulk . Unland Armstrong Clothing Co. Mngco & Deomor Mayor Bros. ,; I Palac.o Clothing Co. Rudgo & Guonzel - Spcler & Simon ICE CREAM Franklin Ico Cream Co. JEWELERS Hallott Tucker LAUNDRIES Evans OPTICIANS Shoan Hnwn, . "PHOTOGRAPHERS Townsond PRINTERS Simmons '., . Ynn4 Tine RESTAURANTS , Boston Lunch '- i Cameron's v Y, M. C. A, Spa , - SHOES N , Armstrong Clothing Co. tBeckmo-ri Bros. ..Budd ' Men's Bootory Rogers & Perkins ' . Mayor Bros. ""Miller & Palne ' ; SKIRTS ' t Skirt Store '-. fc TAILORS ,i i Elliott Bros, , Gregory Herzog joe, Tho Tailor. t l.UDWIG. THEATERS LOUver SB lOrphoum. m fllH&WrtlWSftfv. tm .' ' uync TYPEWRITERS V Lincoln -Typewriter. Ex. V . fUniofwood Typewriter' Os).'- Tht First Trust ft Sav ings Bank 4 Par Cant Intarast A $1 pint an aooount Corner 10th it O Strut Hot Drinks wmmmammmmmmmmm are now in season. Do you know any place where you can get as QUICK SERVICE as you can at ouxnew store? No need of being crowded. Lincoln Candy Kitchen S. W. Corner Mjffism Basel Fraternity and Sorority Trade A SPECIALTY Quality Counts THAT'S WHY FRANKLIN'S ICE CREAM "IS SO POPULAR Wo make aspecialty of fan cy creams,, sherbets, Ices and punch for Frat& Borori-' ty partles.Whlpplng Oream . always on hand. Boll 205. Auto 8181. 1810 N St. I Electric Shoe Rep. Factory 1220 Q Street Saves you Time & Money a That tho university profcflHor should lio the consultant of tho voters much more than Ib the ense at present Is tho bollef of Professor George Elliott Howard. Professor Howard gave brief mention to the rotation of the college teacher to politics In tho course of a lecturo In Sociology 15. Under tho present conditions the people listen to thot theories of tho economists anil sociologists with out objection during a largo part of the tlmo. But when a political elec tion draws nigh and the campaign begins to wax Horce, thqn the, univer sity teacher must stop. Thcro must be no talk of the "tnvlff, or of taxa tion, ov of any features of economic or social conditions which may conflict with the current political views. Partisan Charge. For. If the iro.fessor should happen to state some fact or theory at vari ance with tho platforms of ono of tho political parties he Is at once accused of partisanship. The profcsBor, In most cases stays off- the political stump because of this. A fow such charges endanger the sincerity of his teachings during the Intorvonlng per iod betweon election times. And yet. says Profossor Howard, It Is at Just such times ns these that tho university trained Investigator Ib most needed by tho public. He Is the man who has applied himself to a study of the historical and sociologi cal facts. Ho can use facts and laws, whero tho ordinary politician talks without any real knowlcdgo whatso ever. Hopes for Future. "I hope,' said Professor Howard, "for the time when tho university pro fussor may bo tho chlof consultant of the people on the probloms about which ho has Information. In some parts of Germany that condition has arrived. There the people refer econ omical and similar questions to the professors and take their work for the inctB involved. "In this country we- aro now ablo to take part only In thoso reforms which have not yet been espoused by any political party. For Instance we can discuss questions of Interest to the board of charities and,porrectlons, In sofar as these questions aroilot taken up by tho political parties. But when tho parties consider tho reform when It really begins to amount to some thing then the profossorB must -step outJustnt tho tlmcwhcn they aro most needed." PR08PECTS ARE BRIGHT. A. G. SPALDING & BROS. THE Spalding Trade Mark 4m known troughout the world u a Guarantee bl Quality , are the Largest Mandfacturers in the World of Official Equipment JFOR ALL ATHLETIC SPORTS AND PASTIMES New' University 8onq.WHI Soon Be 8c- IF YOII 1j re inter' Btod la t liletlo 'SDort von should haye a oopy of tho Bpaldlng catalogue, It's acompleteenoyolo pedla of Vbti New In Sport and Is tent free on request. , lee ted," say Promoters; Thnt tho University of Nebraska will soon linvo a song which can bo called .her own now sooms-cortaln, say tho "now song" promoters. Already a number of songs have boon handed In to tho committee who are to have tho matter of selection In charge. Tho commltteo, composed mostly of faculty members, will hp named In a short time. It has beon proposed that this jQommlttQO select fhoBo songs which It Aft'O IJ"0 n y "wdo this collogo I Ul ODaQinS & Bf J8b nocoiBtoy at all wng. Ho . Wi wr,M,,,o ,?T '!V ", Kto tho BODB committee, care W Wabuh Avenue, ChIco jv thinks best and then Introduce them to tho university public through the chorus and university hand, and then let the public adopt that Song which seems to he the best adapted. It has also Jjeen suggested that the committee chboso tho eong which Jlt thinks -most suitable $nd designate (t as the varsity song, HowoveV, tlie former proposed system seems to bo htho mostjfUvored.and Will very likely bo adopted. In order that some definite results may ho made this collogo year it Is handod In ua tno song committee, care Station A, 'n or before February flrBt, Please Pay Your Subscription . WE NEED THE MONEY V p r 3S; . 4 BSBeseBSBBM ,A.rvrJV. , h X.r 1 rr ' W BASEMENT ADMINISTRATION BUILDING r N - v- -r: