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' The Daily Nebraskan
.. TIID rnOPEItTY OF
THE UNIVERSITY OP NEBRASKA,
Lincoln, Nebraska.
Publlnlu-d by
TUB STUDENT PUBIilCATION HOARD
EDITORIAL STAFF.
Editor.... K. P. Fredorlck
Managing Editor i."iiclri J Loj3
Associate Editor T. M. Edaecombd
Associate Editor. . . , f R. D. Hawley
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for nt tho rnto of 10 contu tho Innortion
for overy fifteen words or fraction there
of. Faculty notices and Unlvernlty bul
letins will biadly bo publlnhea rroo.
Entered at tho postofllca at Lincoln,
Nebraska, as Bccond-olann mall niattor
under tho Act of Congress of March 3,
1870.
Advertisements for the want column
should be left at tho business office, base
ment Administration building, between 10
a. mi and 12 m., or between 2 p. m. and
8 p. m.
Cash must accompany nil orders for ad
vertising, at the rate of ten cents for each
fifteen words or fraotlon thereof the first
Insertions three Insertions twenty-five
cents! five Insertions forty cents.
THE FRESHMAN'S LOT.
Tho poor fresh mnn find b tho walla
of hlK nursery growing tighter every
year. Not many years ago ho won
IiIh lettci-B jn Big Sitf' colleges, and
woto them with nil the rub to of tho
vctoran. Hut that wan done away
with, and wlaely too, we uollovc. And
now Ohorlin Iiub taken another stop In
Alio name direction. Tho members of
All succeeding freshmen claBse will
he denied the right to represent the
collego in Intor-colleginto debates or
oratory nnd in tho varsity glee club.
Tho faculty of that institution hn de
cided that it Is best for tho welfare of
tho youngest members of tho commu
nity that no outsldo attractions may
outer to rob thorn of their time and
provent a propor commencement of
their collego course,
Sinco college iifo is a continuous
process of adjustment to tho conflict
ing demands of collego activities nnd
class rooms wo rather bolicvo tho
freshmen cannot begin tho adjust
ment too early. Ex.
Return to United States.
Of tho 1,789 men who woro recipi
ents of Rhodes scholarships last year,
00 wero fronv tho United States, 78
from (ho British colonies and 11 from
Germany. All but one of tho Ameri
can students have returned to the
United States for employment.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, 1910.
Minnesota scorns to be having un
awful tlmo tolling the. difference be
tween denatured alcohol and tho real
stuff. Strange whnt culture will brtng
ub to.
TvontytilYu per cent of the studont
body of Hdrvarl on probation becauso
of delinquency In tho mld-yenr exam
inations. Thoy must have a Professor
Engberg about four times as large ub
. life.
.
Out of a voto of .the student body of
. Missouri nB to the advisability of re
moving tho "cuss" word from tho Eng
lish language as spoken by tho natives
only olght men declared (heir lnten-
Co-eds Are Tubbed,
According to tho WNUnmotte Col
legian, Bovoral co-eds wero tubbed at
Whitman Collego tho other day for
yelling for opponents In u football
game. TIiIb statement is branded as
fnlse by the Whitman students.
Will Prepare Maps.
Professor Sponsler will spend two
weeks in tho national forest In
Thomas county with a few of his stu
dents, making type maps of the vari
ous planting areas. TIicbo maps are
necessary as a vpropor basis for ex
perimental work In tho department.
Freshmen, Attention.
Freshmen who wIbIi to order class
cnpB will please do ho as soon as pos
sible. Caps may bo ordered from tho
following solicitors: JDenn .McBrlen,
Gone Holland, H. II. Mllligun, H. B.
Coffee, V. D. Andrews, R. H. Kositzky,
S. A. FOBsIer, C. P. Phillips and H. II.
Wlobe. Girls who wish enps see Miss
Mary Robblns
Y. W. C. A.
In consideration of tho high prices
of tho times nnd with hogs going up
to fifteen, tho Y. W. C. A. considers it
highly appropriate to givo a hard
times social. Accordingly, thoy have
planned an entertainment which will
bo within tho means of everyone, to
bo held at tho armory Saturday night,
March 19. To provido a special treat
for plenBtiro Btarved souls, the associ
ation has raado arrangements with a
first class circus, which will give per
formances during the evening, and
sovcral families of note, nlthough poor,
will bo in tho receiving line. You
will be given an opportunity to meet
Mrs. Wlggs of tho Garden Patch, the'
Ruggles family and mnny others. Be
fore closlngr-tho guests will bo in the
bread lino nnd receivo refreshments.
A medal will be awarded tho most pov
erty stricken person present, by wny
of consolation. Bring only your pin
(money) with you.
Tho Biuall cabinet will meet In the
association room Thursday evening
nt 0:30.
Mr. Win. H. Must, foreBt supervisor
of tho United States, for tho past
week has been giving a courso of lec
tures on "Collection of Forest Tree
SeedB" nnd "Government Nursery
Practice." Mr. Mast Is a graduato of
Yale and has been n member of tho
foroBt sorvico for nine years, and has
had moro oxtonslvo oxporlenco than
any ofllclnl In tho service. For this
reap on the students think they nre
getting a rare treat in his lectures.
Mr. Mast will lecture hero at the Ne
braska Conservation Association meet
ing hold March 29 apd HO, on the sub
ject "Forestatlon."
Easter
Lids
Hats for men that want Hats,
Hats that are Hats, Hats with
some class to 'em, Hats that are
new. New grays in that two
inch telescope. $2.50.
BUDD
1415 O St.
tlon of continuing in tho profane path.
Not much chnnco of establishing a
chair on nrtlBtic profanity, is thoro?
In Bplto of tho fnct that -the sumo
languor, the same, dreamy atmosphere
provadea tho campus that wouXd bp
present wero thoro no classes, tho uni
versity is passing through nn attack of
mld-BomeBtcr examinations. And
then EASTER.
The ofllcer8 of tho cadet buttnlion
have talked about the possibility of
receiving pay for their fourth yoara
work. Thoy thluk tho present com
pensation of nothing plus a little
honor. Is too small. Wo would like to
suggost that in some other lines of
work in tho university oven the honor
Ib omitted. Tho salary of tho univer
sity track coach, .would hardly amount
td a good sized Pullman tip, and thero
aro others about tho campus which
wpuTd not keoT our business inannger
in. postage stamps.
8EE-8AW ELECTION.
' Tho mrter of selecting a unlvor-
Blty track coach appears to bo ahout
as hard to decide and as long winded
as tho timo-honorod. discussion as to
whether tho man went around the
squirrel.' Yet .there is one difference.
Tho squirrel argument means little or
nothing to tho student body, while
tha matter ofa track coach means a
-great deal to the student bodynnd
everything to tho track team.
Dillydallying and delay aro suf
ficient to kill tho enthusiasm and .Hfo
of any, track- team or tho support of
any student body; bHit whon this la
combined: With fluctuating, vacillating
indecision arid -worse reversion of
' .verdict tono can hardly wonder that
tho greater" part of tho student body
aro disgusted Tho trouble lies not
in, tho choice,' biTt in tho see-saw,
atandupf and back-down method of
choosing.. '-. ,
To Review Journals.
Profossor Phillips, head of the for
estry department, hns been appointed
roviowor of all lumbering Journals for
the FoFest Quarterly. This Is tho
host technical mngazlno on forestry in
tho country. It is edited by B. E.
Fornow, a friend of Dr. BesBoy.
Receives Donations.
Tho forestry dopnrtment Is in re
ceipt of a liberal donations of log
rules from the Lufkln Rule Co., Sagi
naw, Mich. AIbo a number of tree
cones from tho U. S. forest service.
Tlo dopartmont hero express a de
cided appreciation for the gifts.
NEVER KNOW if
you NEVER TRY
PWlfon you wnnt to Rot CloanlnR and Pressing
mvud ijy uuuu mm bus uy inaemnory urintr
your clothes to
JOE The Tailor
who In also a Bpoolallst on altering and refitt
ing your clothes np-to-dato.
MARGARET M. FRICKE
Dressmaker of Style and Economy
UPSTAIRS, 1328 O ST. LINCOLN
Guest of Former Student. '
Edwin Meyer, professor In tbo Cni
verBity of Berlin, and the greatest liv
ing authority on ancient history, la a
guest of Professor W. L. Westermnnn,
U. of N. '94, or the University of Wis
consln. Professor Westormanu Js
profossor of anclont history nt Wiscon
sin, Ho is writing text books on an-
xlont history which will bo ready for
the press this summer.
Music at Convocation.
Tho program at convocation tomor
row will consist Qf selections by a
string quartet, piano nnd organ.
Thoso giving the program aro Edward
J. Walt, llrst violin; Ernest Harrison,
second violin; William Quick, viola;
Lillian Eicho, violoncello; Mrs, Ferd
Rohlnender, pianist.
Notice.
All persons desiring senior class
pingmuBt,gQt4hohuat once, All .pins
will be drawn from sale after April
1st, sas a settlement must bp made
with tho ,flrm at that time. Pips on
sale at Temple book store or byvcom
mUteo of ' GreorIodesfllttrruckor,
Cochran and Baumann.
H. O. BAUMANN. .
92t - Chairman.
University Bulletin
ARCH.
10, Wednesday, 4 p. m. Meeting of
Tennis Club. Tennis court.
16, Wednesday, 8 p. m. Sophoraoro
rally.
16, Wednesday, 8 p. m Music Hall
Platform Club meets.
22, Tuesday, 10 a. m., Memorial Hall
Junior-freshman dobato. "Fif
teenth Amondraont."
16, Wednesday, 4 p. m., Music Hall of
Temple Glee Club meets.
17, Thursday, 8 p. m., Armory Bas
kejtball. Inter-class final game.
17, THfaraahy MusitJaPprrfgram. Con
, vocation.
18, Friday, 5 p. nl. Special convoca
tion. Pi'of. W. L. Stephens, super
intendent Lincoln schools.
19, Friday End of mid-somostor ex
aminations. 19, Saturday, 8 p. m., Temple TheatOr
Chicago Glee Club.
22, Tuesday Phi Beta Kappa Day..
22, Tuesday, 11 a. m., Memorial Hall
Junipr-freshman, dobate.
22, Tueadayj 8.p. m., M'ubIc HaI of,
Tamplo Democratic Clupnrao'tB.'f
23, Wednesday, C ,p, m. Spring vaca
tion, commences. ,
23, Wednesday. 7 p. m. Glee Club
meets, ,
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