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The Daily Nebraskan
TUB PIlOPEItTY OF
TUB UNIVBIISITY' OK , NEBRASKA,
Llncoln( Nobranko.
Published by
TIIB STUDENT PUBLICATION DOARU
EDITORIAL STAFF.
Editor K. P FredorlcK
Managing Editor JL";:c?fr J,J Llt
AtiooTato Editor T. M. Edgecombe
AMOolato Editor R- D. Hawley
BUSINESS STAFF.
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Aialttant Manager V. C. Hotoall
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for every fifteen words or fraction there
of. Faoulty notlcea nnd University bul
letin will bladly be publlwhcd freo.
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SATURDAY, MAY 14, 1910.
Tho rabblo gnthor. round tho man
of news,
Artd listen with thoir mouths
wido open; somo '
Toll, somo hear, some judgo o
news, Bomo make it,
And -ho that lies most loud, is
most believed.
. Drydon's "Spanish Friar.
Jayhawkcrs hero and Jayhnwk
ers ' there Jayhawkcrs every
where. Kansas wo meet on two
fields today with our "right hand
outstretched. May tho best man
win.
Tan Oxford Sae "" budd
I Mil VAIUIU UIU why Pay More? 1415 O ST.
Tho department of journalism
edited the paper at tho Univer
sity of Washington for n week
without serious results either to
tho department or the -paper, as
far as we have been able to ascer
tain. Not a bad idea to apply
to .the courso as offered at Ne
braska. Our wrath began to boil about
10 o'cloK yesterday morning. It
boiled rivd sizzled away until
eventide, when so much of it hnd
stcame.l away that our trcmb
ling hnnd was again ablo to
direct a pen. Nothing. Only tho
Furdue Exponent clipped our
editorial without the tng.
j Whilo scanning tho headlines
of an evening paper wo noticed
that "King George Is Hard
Worked Man." This palace
business evidently does not differ
so essentially from university life
after 'all. Wo extend the hand
.of condolence across tho dancing
waves to our follow man of the
order of tho hard workers.
Tlp sun jBhone yjesterday in its
purest ray serene. Students, un
mindful of danger, wandered
aimlessly about, thinking the
mighty thoughts of the average
student. They attended classes,
went about unvaccinatcd, passed
under ladders and in frontr of
street cars, all unmindful of the
awful danger. Without a single
mishap, -the university passed
through another Friday, tho thir
teenth. Gentle reporter. As you ram
ble . about tho campus, .sipping at
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the fountain or gazing into the
nzuro depths of tho Boft spring
skies; as you slumbor peacefully
through a class or cko out a
smile nt tho vordant humor of n
week-stand play or vaudeville
hns it ever occurred to you that
there might bo news to gather?
Has it ovor occurred to you that
littlo droplets of news aro cling
ing horo and there about these
old halls or arcr-floating hither
nnd thithor about tho campus
and that wo keep reporters to
gnther them?v
WIENIES AT OAPITOL BEAOH
Seniors Fish Whales from the
Briny Deep.
About 7:30 this morning eighty
members of tho class of 1910,
clad in picnic garments and car
rying fishing poles and baskets
loft tho - campus for Capitol
Beach.
Not until yesterday did Chair
man Mnhood find that it would
bo permitted to have this much
coveted festivity, on account of
tho smallpox scare. Tickets wore
put out immediately and the
loyal sons of tho class "came
through" in a hurry.
This is the second and last
senior breakfast and tho mem
bers all left with tho highest
hopes for a good time. Even bc
foro reaching tho car lino the
dignity was set aside and had it
not been for the fact that they
wero well known they would
hnvo been mistaken for a bunch
of freshmen. It is expected that
after their arrival at the beach
they will seek some secluded spot
on tho green near the lake whore
a regular old enmp firo will be
built and the coffee started boil
ing. After they havo refreshed
themselves upon tho black coffee,
wienies and rolls, various games
will be indulged in. There will
bo bont races for those skilled in
tho art of rowing. A ball game
will be the attraction of tho day
nnd thoso who find that sport
tamo will probably fish whales
from' the banks of tho lake.
Othor senior breakfasts lmvo
been held, but not beforo this
one has thoro boon one held
which will afford such unique
pastime and pleasure, and when
they return wo expect reports of
a most excellent time.
LENGTmES VS. RUNTS.
Big Game Will Bo Played Mon
day, May 16, at 2:30.
At 2 :30 next Monday afternoon
Jack Best will pitch tho first
ball and tho gamo,bctwoen the
lengthieB and the Runts will be
on. Moro interest is being
aroused in this gamo than in any
gamo this year and the. .attend
ance will probably bo large.
TO O'CLOCK
Tho parade will bo one of the
features of tho day. Tho univer
sity cadet band will inarch with
the contestants and prominent
university people. Tho lino of
march hns not been definitely de
cided upon, but the procession
will disband at the ball grounds.
Tho game will bo quite a soci
ety affair. Boxes will bo re
served by the different sororities
and these organizations will prob
ably be out in full force. Other
university organizations will also
attend the gamo and are reserv
ing blocks of seats. Tho game
is to be played for tho purpose of
rnising the "Jack Best" fund to
$400.
The luncheon of tho Presby
terian students of tho university,
which was to havo boon hold at
tho Lindcll hotel Saturday, May
14, has been cancelled because of
smallpox.
Latin Club Banquet.
Tho Latin Club banquet, which
was to havo been held on the
14th of this month, will be held
on the 21st instead. It will be
held at the Lindcll hotel.
NEVER KNOW if
you NEVER TRY
When you want to got Cloanlng and Pressing
douu by hand and not by mucliluury bring
your clotheo to
JOE The Tailor
who 1b also a Specialist on altorlng and refitt
ing your clothou up-to-date.
MARGARET M. FRICKE
Dressmaker of Style and Economy
UPSTAIRS, 1328 O ST. LINCOLN
University Bulletin
MAY.
14, Saturday, 3;30 p. m. Bae
balj. South Dakota.
14, Saturday, 2:30 p. m. Ten
nis. Nebraska vs. Kansas.
14, Saturday, 8 p. m. Palladian
Society meets. Alumni pro
gram. 14, Saturday Dual track meet
Nebraska-Kansas, at Law
rence. 14, Saturday, morning Senior
breakfast.
16-17, Monday and Tuesday
Temple Minneapolis Sym
phony Orchestra.
17, Tuesday Convocation. An
nual junior program.
18, Wednesday, U106 Platform
Club meets.
18, Wednesday, U106 Platform
Club meets.
20, Friday, 8:30 p. m., Lincoln
Hotel Sophomore hop.
18, Wednesday, 6:50 to '7:30
, Y. M. C, A. "The Tendency
in Athletics." Geo. M.Tinneo.
19, Thursday, 2:30 p. m., Ath
letic field Competitive drill.
AH Souls Church, Unitarian
Corner of H and 12th Street
ARTHUR L. WEATHERLY, Minister.
Services 10:45 a. m. - Sunday School 10 a. m.
All students are cordially Invited to attend its services
ALL PEWS ARE FREE
Sunday, Hay IS Rev. Fay Mills will speak at 10:45 A. M.
Subject: "Have You Seen God?"
He will speak at 3:30 on "Walt Whitman", and at 8
o'clock on "The Tyranny of The Dead."
Social Ethics Class 12:15. Prof. L. E. Aylesworth, Leader.
The Student's Liberal Rcligous Union meets in the Husic
Room of the Temple at 4 p- m. Sunday. All students invit
ed. Executive Committee Miss Lois Fossler, Miss Mary
Wheeler, and Robert Ashby.
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