The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, April 12, 1910, Image 2

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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
3he Daily Nebraskan
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TODAY
iR THE PROPBUTY OF
THE UNIVBnaiTY OP NEBRASKA,
" Lincoln, Nebraska.
Published by
THE STUDENT PUBLICATION BOARD
Prof. G, W. A. Lackey
EDITORIAL STAFF.
Editor .. K. P. Frederick
Managing Editor Carl J. .Lord
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TUESDAY. APRIL 12. 1010.
-'Swat 'cm Into the loft garden,"
"Git your ntlt on 1,1," nntl similar terniB
are in demand now. Learn thoni, nud
see tho gatnoB.
With Nebraska co-ods ho ably ron
rosontod at St. Louis In tho bntiolmll
jTnof "with a fomlnlno bnBoball unipirp
In our midHt, with a full Hedged equal
BUffrago loaguo, It sooiub about time
that some Nebraska co-ed waB rising
to tho occasion and demanding the
national gamo nB her prlvllogo. Why
hot?
Somebody Iuib discovered that the
excited populace Bhould have shouted,
"Long llvo Louis tho XXI." Instead
Flat Set telescopes, Black R II Q II
Band Grey Lids - - $2.50 ffis oif.
of "Lon llvo Louis XVIII." Tho fact
that this populace haB been dead for
TYdTfib" tlino should riot, It leOius to us
" lead to such unkind criticism or their
..conduct on this occasion. They wero
; probably so excited at tho tlmo that
thoy.lost tholr reckoning on LouIbos.
It must have taken somo bookkeeping
to .tag them all anyway.
THORNB AND LAURELS.
Freshmen! Too bad!
Could tho divine muse but hand us
her ro8o tinted bouquet, could sho but
show.er on our head tho Incenso of the
gods for but a brief momont, wo swear
that It should all bo dovotcd to an
eulogy to you. You fought bravely,
and you fought well. That you lost Is
but your misfortune.
.I. -Til0 battles which you have fought
w -and lbBt are graven not on decaying
- tablets of stono, bitt in tho overliving
memory of man. 'Twbb a conflict wor
thy of a LaunceloL Would that wo
, had tho hand of a Tennyson to Jell
It. Ages hence, when wo shall be but
, tho faintest memories around theso
old balls, the freshmen will gather In
tho shade or tho pine l)y the fountain
and with bated breath listen to tho
whispered rtalo of tho battles you
fought and lost.
Sophomores! You won!
You need no eulogy of .ours. Tho
Jaurel wreath 1b yours. Wear It light--ly
-over ono ear. jf von wm jU
lightly as bocomos a generous victor
-,to a valiant foe.
! E. O. EAGER.
, Most of us, when wo come to the
'university, are prone to take athletic
'events as a' matter of course. ,We
'seem to tako It for granted tha games,
their scedules, finances and all the
manifold details connected with the
. athletic side of a large university, rain
id6wh,'in orderly Arrangement for our
. delectation. But this has long ago
been disproved by scientists. -No
"ORGANIZED PLAY1'
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larqcthunder cloud evor npnears on
tlio horjzon and ralnB down a football
Bchodulo, nor are the llnanclnl matters
Bottled HUo tho dew on a Juno morn
ing. It Iff llreminn behind. And prcc
lous llttlo glory Is his lot.
For tho last four years Manager
Eager haB brought Nebraska athlotlcs
to a paying basis.- Not only that, but
he has dono all that a manager could
to placo Nobraska on a par with other
Institutions In tho athletic world. HIb
re-election comcB aB a recognition of
this fact. While thoro Is tho poetic"
Bide of afliTeUcswhlcih iTeeds ouT"HUiF
port, thoro Is also the business Hldo
tho side that makes tho wheelB go
round which needs our support, If we
would build for a bigger and bettor
Nobraska.
Election of Basketball Captain,
tho captain of next year's basket
ball team will bo elected this morn
ing. Tho campaign has been very
quiet, and It Is not Itnbwn its yet Just
who will bo nominated.
Regents Meet Today.
Tho university regents will meet
at 10:110 this morning. They will con
sider tho annual budget and dlBcu.js
tho question of raising salaries. The
proposition of extending tho campus
will alBo be brought up for considera
tion.
Convocation Today.
Prof. G. W. Lucky will speak at
convocation this -morning; His sub
ject will be, "Shall organized play
grounds play a part In tho public
school curriculum?" Professor Lucky
Is ah authority on this subject and
his talk should provo Interesting.
Y. W. C. A. Cabinet Meeting.
The large cabinet of the Y. W. C. A.
will meet at Professor Brunner's
homo, 2111 4 South Seventeenth streis,
Saturday, April 1G. All chairmen ami
sub-chairmen are expected to be pres
ent. This will bo an open air affair
and tho girls are invited to go out at
any time In tho afternoon they desire,
to play tennis and other games. Sup
per will bo served on tho lawn at
G:3r and -the business mooting will
follow,- '".'
DEBATES COMING TO CLOSE.
High School Championships Soon to
Be Decided.
Three contests In the Nobraska
High School Debating League wore
deoided last Friday night In the south
eastern, north central and west cen
tral districts.
' The Humboldt-Falls City debate at
Humboldt was won by Falls City by
a 2 to 1 decision. Falls City now meets
Wymore for the championship of tho
southeastern district, The speakers
W.Qro.ft8L follows! s
Humboldt, . affirmative .Florence
Hummel, Paul Walsh, Sam Zimmer
man. '
Falls City Jean Cain, Cainile Lay
den, James Falloon.
Pierce won from Randolph at Ran
dolph, and will now meet Albion for
the chajnplonshln of the north 'central
division. This wll decide who will
represent tlio nqrtli central district
Broken Bow won from Ravenna
Friday night. The judges were Prof.
u O'CLOCK
Edwin Maxoy of the University of Ne
braska, Pror.oriTr'VerhTer of tho
Grand iBland college, and DrN. Ford
of Ansley. Broken Bow was repre
sented by Clyde Waters, Wayne Soper
and J. Stukey. Those who Bpoko for
Rnvonna. were Blnnche ReeBe, VIrgll
Hlava and William Culpet. Broken
Bow will now meet Ord for the chain
plonBhlp of tho west central district
next Friday night.
PUBLICITY HAS BOY FA8T
William "Sldls, Harvard Prodigy, Can
not Keep Out of Newspapers.
It Is Impossible to feel sorry for
young William James Sldls. The
monster publicity has him fast In Its
clutches. Tho mark of the yellow
boast Is upon lilm. Henceforth ho
can hope neither to walk nor-to eat
nor to sleep withqut, being thrown
upon the canvas, for the delectation
of tho crowd, once in. so often. Kind
hearted persons who have been angry
with tho father of tho brilliant. child
for. "forcing" him beyond his years
had bettor direct their attention to
tho newspapers. For it Is on rocord
that young Sidls training has left
him a healthy and normal boy;
whereas we hate to think what a
year of newspaper notoriety will do
for his temper and IiIb peace of mlud.
Tho very pleasures of boyhood are
now donled him. He cannot Join in a
game or ball without having tho fact
telegraphed to a hundred cities and
published under tho caption, "Har
vard's Mathematical Prodigy Solves
Pltchor's Curves Without tho Aid of
Logarithms." He cannot go in swim
ming without throwing the world into
amazement at tho fact. As for boyish
quip or Jest, he dare not, for his-reputation's
sake, rlak It. It will bo trans
lated into mathematical terms and
cast abroad for the serious edification
of tho multitude. New York Evening
Post.
NEVER KNOW if
you NEVER TRY
When you want to got Clesnlnj- and Pressing
dono by .band and not by machinery bring
your clothes to-
JOE The Tailor
who is also a Specialist on altering and refitt
ing your clothes up-to-date.
MARGARET M. FRICKE
Dressmaker of Style and Economy
UPSTAIRS, 1328 O ST. UNCOLN
University Bulletin
APRIL.
13-14, Wednesday.-Thursday, baseball,
Nebraska vs. Kansas Aggies at- Mat
hattan..
14, Thursday, 11:30, Memorial Hall
Sophomore class meeting.
1516, Friday-Saturday, Nebraska vs,
Kansas at Lawrence
19, Tuesday Democratic Club meets,
Music Hall, Temple.
2122, Wednesday-Thursday,, baseball,"
Kansas vs. Nebraska, athletic
field.
27, Tuesday, baseball, Highland Park,
vs. Nebraska, athletic field. ' '
paftment
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Shown on I he At Is and Crafts,
Clashes, Linens, etc.
You will not find a more beautiful display
in the city than we are showing. AVe give
free Embroidery and Stencil lessons every
Tuesday, Friday and Saturday from 2 to 4
o'clock. Miss Mary McCartney, instructor.
JOIN THE CLASS
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Sum frier
The University
June 20 to August 12, 1910
Courses in Agriculture, Anatomy,
Botany, Chemistry, Education, Educa
tional Theory and Practice, Secondary
Education, Normal Training, Elemen
tary Education, English Language and
Literature, French, Geography and
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Homo Economics, Horticulture", Latin,
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Rhetoric and English Composition,
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Session
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