'cjfme&ami T Ji ? ww- - -.?VfK.i rfir " .. t M MA MAJffiMf 'T THE DAILY NEBRASKAN .. i. !.. . frrnsyWA-wm f I t I k i i i n IV ffl .1 i fl! r TKe Daily Nebraskan THE pnorEnTY OP .... TUB UNIVERSITY 'OP . NEBItABKA, Lincoln Nebraska. ' Piiiitiiiuil iy IT, TUB STUDENT PUHMCATION HOARD EDITORIAL STAFF. Editor ... K. P. Frederick Managing Editor i."i:cir J' - ABoolnto-Edltor T. M. Edgecombe Associate Editor R D. Hnviey BUSINESS STAFF. Manager ,Q. C. Klddoo Assistant Manager V. C. Hasoall Circulator ...C. Buchanan Editorial and Duslnoss Ofricet DA8EMENT, ADMINISTRATION DLDQ. Poitofflce, Station A, Lincoln. Neb. SUBSCRIPTION PRICE. $2.00 PER YEAR Pnvntitn In Advance. Single Copies, & Cents Each. Telephone: Auto 1888. Night Phones Auto 1888; Auto 38-14. INDIVIDUAL NOTICE8 will ho charjrod for nt tho rnto of 10 contn tho Innortlon for ovory flftoon worda or frnotloti thoro of. Faculty notices and Unlvorslty bul letins will bladly bo publlnliod froo. Bntorpd at tho postomco at Lincoln. Nebraska, an uocond-clasB mall mattor under tho Act of ConRronn of March 3. 1870. Advertisements for tho want column should be left at the business office, bnse ment Administration building, between 10 a. m. and 12 m., or between z p. m. ana 5 p. m. Cash must accompany all orders for ad vertising, at the rate of ten cents for each fifteen words or fraction thereof the first Insertion? tlfree Insertions twenty 'five cents; five Insertions forty cents. '$ Rehgous Services . . Auspices Y. M. C. A. tjg - -, ,-. ' ; ':,. ".S5. 3 ' . .. V :' ' m :' '" : 4 Chancellor W. . David on u a:m. MEMORIAL HALL TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1910. Whcnovor nn Idon Ih worth print ing It ought to bo worth Blgnlng. Now tho column.8 of Tho Dnlly NobrnBknn nro open to nny and nil vnrlotlca of opinion. But wo profor thorn sighed. ri gnmc moroly becniiBo It hnppenB to httvo nn olomont of danger. It Ib well that tho chnncos of Borlmis nccldontB bo roduccd to a minimum, but nothing should bo done to nffoct tho cHHcntlnl toBtB this gamo provldeB of skill,- of courago, and of physical proweBB. Strango, 1b It not, how football ap pears to boat to tho statu of inflam mability cortaln typos of public mind that aro cool in tho faco of accidents In other exorcises? A man may bo mutilated boyond recognition by an automobilo, ho may bo hilled in fol lowing tho houndB, ho may havo both ayes flhot out in tho ileid, or Bustam a Tupturo In sliding to Bccond baso, and tho public looks on calmly. Rut lot a man bo killed at football and tho gontlo brethren of all tho land rlso up to denounco it. Colllor's. Tho chapel at tho University of Vir ginia narrowly escaped bolng de stroyed by flro recently. It was saved I only by tho timely assistance of somo uldorgraduatos, who had discovered tho flro. Tho loss Ib ostlmatod at $3,000. CLEAN POLITIC8. "Tho candidates for 'prosldont of tho senior clnss for this Homester havo agreed to abandon tho uso of automobiles In tho olectlon day." Tho Dally Illinl. Wo nro glad to hoar that Illinois Is carrying out this reform movomont for clcnuer politics. Nebraska Iiub hud It for forty-ono years. "ANNUAL" INFLICTION. At tho present tlmo tho. university A chair of aeronautics was estab lished rocontly at Gottlngon Unlvor Blty, nnd n workshop, especially fitted up for building and testing airships, with a laboratory, will bef at tho Bor- vlco of all Btudonts who study ballooning. f TEQNER CLUB MEETS. Literary and Musical Program In Swedish. Tho Tognor club mot Saturday ovon ing with Mr. and MrB. WeBtlund, 93C South Fourtoonth street. Their hos pitality was much appreciated by tho club. A lltorary and musical program was given In SwcdlHh nnd tho evening closod with games and refreshments. About thirty woro present Many farmors In Buffnlo county arc now busy picking tho last year's cror. of corn, which they woro unnblo to dc oarllor In tho year on account of the heavy snows. Somo floldB will senrco ly bo huBkcd boforo tho stalk cutter if put at work clearing tho ground fo; the bumper crop expected In 1010. Rev. C. L. Dlx, tho present M. E pastor at Erlcson, hns received a cal to tako a responsible position in the mlnlBtry in Ohio and will leavo foi that Btato soon. RoV. Mr. Dlx haf been In tho Nobrnska work two years coming hero from Columbus, O. Tho Crawford high school has or tjanlzcd a now literary club caller" tho Demonsthencun liternry club. I meets onco a weok. Besides rogulni liternry work, tho study of parllamon tary law will bo taken up, conductoc by Supt. II. Rclmund. The club.wll givo a program onco a weok. No. 3 In addition to telling you of events past the Nebraskan will keep you posted on events to come. ' If you want to know the subject for con vocation turn to the "Rag" or if you want to make a date for a hop the University Bul letin will tell you at a mom ents glance when it is going to be given. The Daily Nebraskan Circulation Manager & & 8 & 8 i go go go go go go go g (Cg33CgClCg3CClCg3t3C3C3CgCgl()Cg3tlt3 TYPEWRITERS ALL MAKES SOLD OR RENTED Ront Applies on Purchnso Prico. Fivo Days Froo trial boforo you pay. Two yoara guurnteo whon you purchase Easy Torms. Got our list. Auto. 2080; Boll 1291). . B. F. SWANSON CO., Inc. 143 So. 13th St. $2.50 SHOES Goodwedr Welts $3.50 to $5.00 qualities. Some broken lines and some full ones get busy fellows! BUDD 1415 O St. is proctically photographed. Tho mem bers of tho two upper classes havo studiously avoldod tho camera until tho last moment but they havo been -''snapped.- Tho organizations hava been groupod and regrouped boforo tho camera and thoy too aro practi cally all "snapped." A few brlof months and tho pngeB of tho "Corn huBker" will rofloct tho pulling or tlos, tho twisting of Hhoulders nnd all tho other ngonletf of tho past visits to the studio and it will all bo ovor, It Ib an annual infliction nnd ono to be .boruo with a meek spirit as an offer ing to vanity. INVITED TO BE PRE8ENT. Dr. Bessey Asked to Attend Opening of Royal Botanical Garden of Berlin. Dr. Bcssoy of. tho department of Lot any Is in rocolpt ot an Invitation to attend tho formnl opening of tho Royal Botanical Garden of Berlin. Tho open ing occurs on March 21 and 25. Dr. BeaBOy will bo unnblo to accept. Tho Invitation conies as a recogni tion of tho work of Dr. BesBoly as ono of tho foremost botanists of tho United States at tho prosent time. RUGBY NOT FOR US. .Recently tho dally press has boon giving space to laudatory pieces on Rugby footbnll, composed of corre spondents variously Interested in its exploitation; a few moro of tho moro enthusiastically biased aro ovon urg ing Its adoption in placo of tho Ameri can. Tho match, in Now York, be tween t,wo Bocond-rnto Canadian teams, amused by Its gontleness those who know tho gamo and have" seen It j)layed nt homo'. Thoro Ib ' somo difference in tho mattor of haz ard to Injury In favor of Rugby; but tho real difference between tho two. games ianpt so much physical as mental; It Is tho opportunity tho American, gamo offers for strategy? for skill, and for brain work that ap peals to us, and. not, as declared by partisans careless of facts, its "brutal elements." Tho brutal elements tfrp, in ovldonco In nny gnmo- whore physical strength is permitted to un-1 duly dominate skill. For that roasdh intelligent frlonds of footbnll want tho play open, not to rellovo'lfc "of its "brutality," but to .give further oppor-j tunity for tho development, of tho stra tegic features wlilch mark ltas dnoof; tho most nbsorblnfe-of oiitdoqr game's.' " The rulca' committee will riot bo JnJ fluenced by tho hysteria, nor will Young America tolerate elimination of A GOOD INFORMAL. Officers Give a Successful Dance at the Lincoln Saturday. Ono of tho host informal dances of thoyyenr was hold at tho Lincoln hdlol Saturlfa'y ovonlng. Tho olUcors' hop wns well attended, although the floor was not too crowded to pormlt per fectly froo dauclng. Tho room was. decorated In tho na tional colors, together with tho univer sity standard. Many ofllcors from Om aha woro present. Ex-Governor Shel don was present as ono of the guests. Tho hop was .a financial success. NEVER KNOW if you NEVER TRY Wlirn you want to Rot donning nnd PresMnjr tlono by hnnd nnd not byr machinery .bring, your clotliCH to JOE The Tailor who Id nlno n Huoclnllflt nn ultorlnK nnd rofltt liitf your clotLob up-to-dlito. Special attention to Ladie'a work and Uniforms. UPSTAIRS, 1328 O ST. LINCOLN University Bulletin Fraternities Sororities We can save you 12 per cent on your fuel bills Semi-Anthracite $8.00 IS THE REASON utu.BidB. Gregory The Coal Man i044ost Tho Yalo system of crow coaching will be radically changed this spring, An auxiliary launch "has boon pro cured which can follow tho oarsmen ovor tho flats and shallows; this "will give tho men a chanco to got n gvoator amount of spring out-of-door coaching,. than In former years. , -v .1 Tho Harvard Dramatic Association linn n-nnvol wnv nt onrnrinir mnmluini ...,,., w.,Mw..0 ...W...MV,..,. Under tho ausplcos' of tho organiza tion a. series of one-act plays aro given during tho yoar-.by non-members. Tho purpoeq.oX this, method, ojt proceduro Is to.seloct. forjjnembdrflhip persons who nro suitable for IHrger plays. February. 22, Tuesday Convocation. Chancel lor W. J. Davidson of Nebraska Wosloyan University. Address. 22, Tuesday, 11:30, Memorial Hall Sophomoro class moots. 23, Wednesday, G:50 p. m. Y. M. C. A. mldweok meeting. "Couvontlon Impressions." Leader, S. A. 'Ma hood. 23, WddneBday,8 p. m., Music Hall'of Tomplo Platform Club debate "Direct Primaries." 23, Wednesday, 8 p. m. Engineering Society. Prof. Chatburn, speaker. 21, Thursday, 11:30, Memorial Hall Junior class raeotB. 24, Thursday Convocation. 25, Friday, Temple Graduate Club moots. 25-2G, Friday and Saturday. Armory. Basketball. ' Nobraska-Kansas. " Informal Sa,tirday 25T26r JJWday and Saturday, 8 p. m Armory Basketball. Nebraska Y8. Kansas, MARCH. 1, Tuesday Convocation. Address. "Gov. A. C. Shajlonbergor. 3, Thursday -r- Convocation. Musfcal program. FRATERNITIES & SORORITIES We Want Your Coal Orders. 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