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idANKS
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CLEANERS
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Lincoln Candy Kltche
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, -DRV QObDS ' feiv''''
.Rudge uueHnei
A very IntorcBtng "Scotch" program
wna rendorcd by tho DavlBson Liter
ary Socloty ono owning Inst week.
Tho sword danco by Miss Tully wns
tho fonturo of tho ovenlng.
, Some -one- was miBtnkon-last-wcok-
cohdernlngUho scoro of the froshmnn
Junior ball gartie. Tho JurilorB wore
victorious to tho tuna of 7 to 4. How
over 'tho tldo turned Snturday, when
tho seniors mot tho Juniors' to decide
tho championship. It won't to tho
sonlors, tho score bolng 2. to 4. Thp
commissioned orrfcora also met the
"non-coms" and won.
SomovcVy Interesting paporsoh cat-'
tlo feeding and things portalnlng to
this study are being proparod and read
Ijoforo tho classes In animal1 husban
dry. o
"K. E. ""Wor'ir hasbeoii omploycd lo
assist with tho"1 tasks at tho dairy
barn.
; Tho association of tho wives of the
farm faculty club are going -to glvo
a rocoptlon to tho senior class of tho
school of agrlculturo in tho home
oconomics building next "Wodnosday
ovonlng. Vory olaborato green decor
ations havo already boon hung by tho
decorntlrig commltteo.
FINAL TOTAL NEARLY -REACHED
LAST NIGHT,
REQUIRED SUM ONLY FOURTEEN
DOLLARS AWAY.
COLORADO COLONICS CONTRIBUTE
Amount Will Be on Hand Before
March 20, TlmeSet . forJJIpjihifl
Jack's Trip to Be Made
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Farm work has commenced at tho
fa'rm. Cldvor la bolng-drilled in. tho
whoat plots and tho wheat plots are
receiving tholr annual BpVlng rolling.
Exporlmonts cnrrlcd on for tho last
flvo years at tho station comparing
rolled with unrolled 'wheat havo sliown
an averago of over Hvo bualiols to tho
acre In favor of tho rolled wheat.
Prof. :IL It. Smith and Howard
City, whoro they aro going to btfy
some heavy draft horses to shipuack
to Mlchlcnn to use on lvr Smltli
estate.
- Professor Vhito pi Cornell Univer
sity has writtont6 tho "Nebraska sta-(
tlou asking Jpv samples of sorghum,
millet nnoVkafllr corn to be used in
exporlmont work.
The .Tnck Best fund is rapidly near
ing completion, Today tho total
renched $33H.C5. At this rate the nec
essary amount as figured at tho be
ginning of the-Iund-wlll bo In before.
tho dato set by tho, Dally Nobraukan
.for tho closing. Alumni, who aro now
located In nolghboring states, nnd who
arc no longor in closo touch with uni
versity affairs, aro hearing of tho
fund and sending In tholr checks. Yes
terday two lottors wero rocolved from
alumni In Colorado, a colony In Koi
soy sent $10 and anothor at San Aca
cia $10, both saying if more wero
needed thoy wobld bo glrfd to respond.
Tho date set for tho closing I?
Mnrcli 20. Tho Nobraskan has boon,
very ngrccHlJlJ' surprised by thu
speedy returns slnco tho fund wns.
'stnrted. The $350 will bo on linnd
much sooner than wns expected. How
over, contributions will continuo to bo
received from thoso who doslro to help
the fund. Sovoral now expenditures
havo boon necessary, nnd as $350 was
the minimum, a littlo extra n3ded will
not hurt, nor wilL any nnrm bo dono
by mitttlng Jack's trip a littlo more
comfortablo by a fow-oxtra donations.
Tho contributions which have not as
yot been published aro:
Provlously cprftrlbutod $300.35
Sigma Alpha Epsllon 10.00
Union Jiitorary Socloty 5.00
O. Eager ' 5.00
pony K 3.20
"Cy" Mason 2.00
"Nobraska Cornhuskers,"
Kersoy, Colo .'..: 00
m, R p. costmion ...:::. . . . . .- i;oo'
A. L. Anderson ..;..... 1.00,
fBA. Nowton 1.00
W. Q. Jenkins 1.00
J. B. Jone ..'. 1.00
Earl
lr. Dales of bonton vlsltod-tho .nor-
tltalaurnHnrm-managemont-nnd-farm-mochnnks
dopar-tmonta yesterday to
gotflpJanB'nndvsp'eclflcatloriB' in laying)
out und beautifying his farmstead on
his 320-acro faim.
Total $335.55
NEW. NATIONAL FRATERNITY.
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Rho Beta Educational
Unites, with Others.
Tho local honorary fraternity 6T Nu
Rho Bota, In tho school of education
of tho Unlvorsltj' of Missouri, has
Corn husking is still being (Tarried nnltuetd w,th llk0 organlzatlona o.Co
on at tho stato farm; about flvo acres lurab,a University and tho University
is still in tho field. "Tho Western of Ind,ana to form a national oduca-
Grain Dealers' Association reports Uonl rrotornlty. Fhl Delta .Kappa,
.that 9 por cent of tho corn is still un
husked in Nebraska, 6 por cent is In
the Hold In. Ohio, and 22 per cent re-
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state. This moans that there will bo
many busy, days for tho farmer and
that'ln sorao fields grain wllf bo har
vested, tho ground will bo propared
for a coming crop, and that crop will
bo put In, nil at tho samo time. -- -
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a bnnquot in tho womon's parlors in
Academic hall nnd initiated four new
members. C. R. Stono was toastmas
I6r. SpeecMes" worb' mado' by L O1
Kunklo, Noblo Leo Garrison and Dr.
W. W. Charters, dean of tho sohool ot
education.
WHERE WjLL BLUCK GO?
It's ''to the Tloers, -Either Way the
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One "Puny" Bluck, captain-olect of
the Missouri football squad, who was
Wfcontly diswlifcml fronl.thntHscho.
becauso ot & disagreement with tho
town pollco forcoTwill noxt year don
tho moleskins for the Tigers, but it
wiUmotbe-for those who hibernate In
Columbia. According to jropdrts,
Cbabh Wm.i Roper, Nvho will.1 havo
charge ot tho Princeton squad noxt
tall; has induced tho hard-hitting
tackle to enter Princeton and try out
for ,th .team there. 5
Several Missouri , University stu
dents who . wero .visiting over Sunday
, at their homes In Kansas City, how
over, made emphatic denials of this re
port, and, with a sly wlnfc and a. know
ing nod of tho head, said, "Just wait
until .neat year." Evidently they bo-
llovo that boforo the time for the call
for the pigskin chasers next talUthe
services of Bluck, will be conalderld
too valuable to bo .lost to Missouri.
University Organization Adopts Con
stitution and By-Laws, ,
Tho University of Nobraska Demo
cratic Club met in tho music hall of
tho Temple last night. Tho chairman
of tho constitutional commltteo made
khJflt;ronor,t;inndihpcomjtitMUon,wW4
auomeu.
. The- club adopted resolutions ' in
favor of the Denver platform of 1908,
tho proposed educational law and en
dorsed tho present stato administra
tion. There wero also resolutions
adopted in favor of prohibition in
Llpcoln, in favor ot tho adoption of
the initiative anil referendum, arid In
favor of county option.
The club -denounced tho taction of
tho present normal school board 'Jn'tho
matter of President Crabtreo; the ac
tion of the federal court in repealing
tha bank guaranty law, and tho re
publican party for its failure to carry
out its promise to tho people.
Governor Shallonborgor was en?
dorsed for a second term and Hon.
W. J. Bryan was endorsed for United
States senator.
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