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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (March 18, 1910)
"""' i"inimin'wiijiiilni il itfjllBJll,ft'l)lUM)MW(M'!riT'ijJ!-iS; T. UtteTA AW - THE DAILY NEBRASKAN O0000000$000000 9 O $ O 00000000002 8 ... CONVOUATJUIV TVUA'Y Special Sale H H I 3 1 1 The Daily Nebraskan l'HEJ PROPERTY OF , Tim university op Nebraska, Lincoln, Nebraska. Published by . THE STUDENT PUBLICATION BOARD EDITORIAL STAFF. ..,,. Cdltor K. P. Frederick Managing Editor Carl J. Lord Aaioolato Editor T. M. Edgecombe Asioolato Editor R. D. Hawley BUSINESS 8TAFF. Manager 0 C. Klddoo Assistant Manager V. C. Hatoall Circulator C. Buchanan Editorial and Business Offlcei BASEMENT, ADMINISTRATION BLDQ. Poitofflce, Station A, Lincoln, Neb. UBSCRIPTIQN PRICE, 12.00 PER YEAR Payable In Advanoe. Single Coplea, a Cent Each. Telephone: Auto 1888. Night Phonet Auto 1888J Auto 3844., INDIVIDUAL NOTICES -will be charged for at tho rato of 10 contn tho Insortlon for every fifteen worda or fraction there of. Faculty notlcea and Unlvcralty bul letins will jbladly be published free. Entered at the oatofflco at Lincoln, Nebraska, aa aecond-olass mall mattor under the Aot of Congress of March I, 1179. Advertisements for the want column hould be left at the builneis office, base ment Administration building, between 10 a. m. and 12 m., or between 2 p. m. and 6 p. m. Cash must accompany all orders for ad- ( vertlslng, at the rate of ten cents for each fifteen Words or fraction thereof the first Insertion; three Insertions twenty-five cents; five Insertions forty cents. FRIDAY, MARCH 18, 1910. Just becauao you happen to bo tak 'lng lots of "E's" in your courso is no indication that you aro a P. B. K. pledge. Yostorday'B edition of tho Dally No braakan .contained a groat doal of lo cal color. Prof. W. L. Stephens Sup. Lincoln Schools "Everybody's tirod" oxcopt tho floot-footed man who is dodging our ha-wk-oyed bill collector. Tho screens missed in numbers from tho Art Hall recently woro gathorod up from all parts of tho campus yes terday. Why don't pooplo got tho roturnlng habit as well as tho borrow- ' TEMPLE 5 O'CLOCK )00Q0to00Q00000000000000000( Who knows but what somo of tho buildings mado nocossary by tho rapid growth of tho university may bo se cured. Tho ground north of tho pros ont campus with tho nocoBasry build ings would do wonders in tho way of placing Nobraska in a position to copo with the results of hor rapid growth. But not tho least factor to bo con sidered 1b tho action of tho comralttoo appointed by tho board of rogonts in Bonding plans of tho ground to a land scape architect in Boston. Mr. Rutan viBlted Nobraska somo tirao ago and looked ovor tho prcsont campus with an oyo to lmprovemonts in its appear ance. If any buildings aro construct ed, if any work is to bo dono, it will bo along tho right linos. Tho build ings will bo arranged with somo at tention being paid w1 'thoir appear- ,anco in rolatlon to oach othor. Tho campus will bo laid out with an oyo to its boauty. In a word tho scenery which confronts tho student in his dally grind will bo mado boautiful. Tho valuo of this cannot bo overesti mated. It draws him to tho university and makes him onco and for all a part of Nebraska. rules of attendance aro very strict,. JErofOBBor H. JL Kirkpatrlck wllL di root tho club. Cambrldgo dofoatod Oxford in tho annual association football match by two goals to one. Oxford won tho Rugby gamo about a month previously. Dr. Wolcott Leaves. Dr. Wolcott leavos today for Balti more, Md., whoro ho will bo in at tondnnco on tho mooting, of tho Asso ciation of American Colloges. Ho .will roturn somo tlmo during' tho spring vacation. Engineers' Notice. Engineering Society banquet April 8 at Lindoll hotel. Invitation Committee. Tho invitation committee will meet, at tho library Friday morning at 11 o'clock. Committee Is Miss FosBlor, MIbs Mlatt, 'Mr. WeBtorvelf, Mr. Woods, Mr. DIorkB. Bo suro and bo thero. Important. H. O. PERRY, Chairman. Notice. All men interested In track work aro urged to bo present at a meeting to bo hold this afternoon at 5 o'clock in room 10G in Memorial hall. If you aro thinking of trying out for tho track team don't miss this meeting. B. M. CHERRlNGTON, Track Coach. "Cloyding Store" $2.50 Hats Q1 55BUDD For you fallows that don't want to pay 2.50 for a ha' V I " 1415 o st. ing habit? -APPRECIATION.- Colonol Bills raised tho Jack Bost fund to $350, tho amount required to sond tho old trainer to England. Mr. BIUb' generosity is indlcativo of that displayed by tho alumni all ovor tho country. Whenever a Nobraska alumna was located who kopt in touch N with tho affairs of his alma mater, thero tho true spirit of loyalty to No braska and tho truo appreciation of what Bho had dono for them was ex pressed in a donation toward tho fund. All of us aro in a hurry. In fact most of us aro in such a hurry that wo novor wako up to tho valuo of tho men about us until wo havo rocolved ' tho diploma. THE TINKLE OF A JDOW-BELL. Tho vlllago of Croto lay peacefully running itself bosldo tho moandorlngf Bluo, Not a sound disturbed tho Byl van silence. Way off across tho river camo tho silver tinklo of a cow boll. A llttlo boy was paddling barefooted In the BhallowB by tho mill; tho first barofooted boy of tho season. Up on the third floor of University Ih'all tho duBt drifted silently across tho bars of sunlight as they filtered through the Ill-washed wlndowB. Thp student scarcely heard tho drowsy monotone of tho recitation his head -drooped came up with a jerk drooped again. Way off across tho river ho heard tho silver tinklo of a cow bell. Crumpled In his pocket was & letter from tho chancellor. Continuod-from Pago 1 CHICAGO GLEE CLUB TOMORROW-EVENING THE CAMPU8. Everything grows ii March, oven tho plans for the university campus. Tho, old Iron fenco is no longer suf ficient to incloso Nebraska's state unl vorslty. Soon It will take on the ap pearance of a small' Inclosed' garden Plot in- comparison with the greater campus. Univorsity and rocoived his training thero. It Is seldom that tho students of tho university aro enabled to hoar a barltono of Mr. Erlckson'a calibre. Ono of tho best features of tho Chi cago Gloo Club is Oswald G. Stark. Mr. Stark is a 'cellist, ono of tho fow real 'cellists on tour- today. Ho 1b still a very young man, but ho has at tained an excollenco on the 'cello that Is remarkable. Tho Chicago Gloo Club Is being brought horo by tho University of Ne braska Gloo Club. Tho local organi zation, although very young, is a very industrious ono. It believes that an interest In gloo clubs must bo aroused in Nobraska University and that thero 1b no hotter wal of arouBlng this 'in terest than by -bringing ono of tho bost college glee clubs horo for a concert. Local Club Benefit. Tho members of tho local club aro selling tickets for tomorrow's concert and roport that tho tickets aro soiling rapidly. In supporting tho concert tomorrow night tho students of the university will in effect bo supporting thoir own club. Tho club mot Wednosday evening at 7 o'clock in the Temple, at which tlmo rules for tho conduct of tho club woro adopted. It purposes tb estab lish a permanent organization with a membership not to exceed sixty mom Out of this numbor tho gleo club, which will make tho tours, will be se lected. Membership is open to all men of the university and school of musie. After Juno "of this year only freshmen and sophomores can bo prospective members. The club will moot twicQ,- at 7 p. m. Wednesdays and 5 p. m. Fridays, in tho Temple. Credit will rbe given as in any university class, though the NEVER KNOW if you NEVER TRY When you want to got Cloanlng nnd Pressing dono by hand and not by machinory bring your olothos to JOE The Tailor who 1b also a Specialist on altering and refitt ing your clothes up-to-dato. MARGARET M. FRICKE Dressmaker of Style and Economy UPSTAIRS, 1328 O ST. LINCOLN University Bulletin MARCH. 18, Friday, 5 p. m. Spoclal convoca tion. Prof. W. L. Stephens, super intendent Lincoln schools. .18, Friday End of mid-semester ex aminations. 18, Friday, 8 p. m., Armory Gym nasium exhibition. 18, Friday, 4:30 p. m., Tepaplo Gor manlstlscho Gesollschaft. 19, Saturday, 9 a. m., U7 Class in fiold geology 22 meets. 19, Saturday, '8 p. m., Templo Theater Chicago Gleo Club. 22, Tuesday Phi Beta Kappa Day. 22, Tuesday, 11 n. m., Memorial Hall Junior-freshman debate. 22, Tuesday,' 8 p. m., Music Hall of Templo Democratic Club meets. 22, Tuesday, 10 a. m., Memorial Hall Junior-freshman debate "Fif teenth Amendment" 22, Tuesday, 7:30 p. m Memorial Hall Sophomore rally. 23, Wednesday, 6 p. m. Spring vaca tion commences. 23, Wednesday, 7 p. m. Gloo Club meets. 25, Friday, 5 p. m. Convocation. Prof. G. W. A. Lucky. "Shall Or ganized Play Be Made a Part of the Public School Curriculum?" Saturday HATS and SUITS $1.39 for any $2.00 Hat in the store. $1.90 buys any $2.50 Hat. $12.50 for blue serge suits worth $18.00 $12.5U for fine grey cheviot suits worth up to $20.00 Palace Clothing Co. 1419 O Street Decorate Your Rooms 1TE have e complete line of everything that goes " to make up a neet room Sofa Pillows, Lib rary Scarfs, Leather Skins. We are also showing leathers for burning, Center pieces on Arts and Crafts goods. University, Fraternity, So rority and jJL University Club Pennants a Speciality. Free Lessons In Stenciling and Embroidering. H. Herpolsheimer Co. Second Floor Art and Needle WorK Dept Mrs. Stevens, - - - Prop, and Mgr. Chicago Glee Club Saturday Evening March 19 1 1 RESERVED SEATS 35c and 50c Box Office Open. Friday at 1 P. M. Benefit U. of N. Glee Club GIVE.THE BOYS A FULL HOUSE 1 1 J i '
