The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, March 25, 1911, Image 2

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    THE DAILY NEBBASKAN
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THE DAILY .NEBRASKAN
THE PROPERTY OF
THE UNIVERSITY QF NEBRASKA,
Lincoln, Nebraska.
Published by
THE STUDENT PUBLICATION BOARD
EDITORIAL STAFF.
Editor B. O. COTNER
Managing Editor, A. II. DINBMORE
Associate Editor T. M. EDGECOMBE
Associate. Editor IUCJIIAUD MEYER
PUSINE8& STAFF.
Manager....'. ...... '.'....V. C. HASCALL
Asfelstaht Manager. ...0. 0. BUCHANAN
Circulation Manager. .. .J. V. MORItlSON
RippnTpniAU
Athlotlcs nnd Military. .T. J. HARORAVE
Bocloty and PersanafoF. 0. McCONNBLX.
Nebraska Hall II. C. HOUOH
Sclencos and Gorman.. E. J. HUDERMAN,
Engineering R. A HUNTINGTON
AgrlfiUUurol E. H. GRAVES
Law.... A. C. SCHMIDT
Library and University Hall..H. B. HUBE
Assistant Hcpprtorfl.. V. A. STURM
' '" K. 8. WHERRY
Editorial and Business Office :
A8EMENT, ADMINISTRATION BLDQ.
Postofflce, Station A, Lincoln, Neb.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, $2.00 PER YEAR
Payable In Advance.
Single Copies, 5 Cents Each.
Telephone: Auto 1888.
Night phones Auto 1868 Auto 2148;
Auto 2098.
INDIVIDUAL NOTICES will be charged
for at the rato of 10 conts the Insertion
for evory fifteen words or fraction there
of. F.aculy notlcos and University bul
letins wllj gladly bo published fr.ee.
Entered at the postofflce at Lincoln,
Nebraska, as second-class mall matter,
under the Act of Congress of March 3,
1879.
MARCH 25, 1911.
COME OUT OF IT.
Evon a casual obsorver would notice
tho largo number of -women who entor
tho campus, by tho drivoway on tho
south. This is ospoclally so at tho 9
o'olock intormisslon. Thoro is also a
rroaBOnr- And -Jt-lB-not becauso- It af.
fords a short out to any of tho build
IngB or because it Is more handy;
qulto tho contrary, it is unhandy, for
many of thoso samo girls come by
Eleventh street. It is not Ijecauao
they aro eccentric and prefer tho by
ways. It is all bocauso the south gato is
OXFORDS
In That New
High Toe
Pat., Tan and
Gun Metal.
$2
rendered impassable at this time. A
football player wbuld find great dif
ficulty in charging through, bo it is no
wonder that the co-ed does not evon
desire to make the attempt. It does
seem possiblo that theso smokers
might got a few manners somo day.
Protests aro not enough to remedy
the evil, and something severe appar
ently will have to be dono before thoso
things will remove their obnoxious
and unnecessary presences to less
conspicuous quarters.
Thoy say that thoy aro on tho out
side of thq gato and havo a perfect
right to bo on the walks. But tho
walks are not for nlcotino mass meet
ings, and as soon as they bqcome
topped, tho obstruction, whatever it
is, is a nuisance. The police authori
ties of tho city havo the power to
keep order, and to preserve tho walks
for public, conyenleneo. Walks have
been put down for pedestrians, to pasB
over, and not to be used as pavillions
lor emptors wno nave nqt, conBiapra-
tlqn, enough for others nor respect for
themselves to gather in a spot where
thoy would cause less inconvenience.
The whole thing .is bad enough any
way you, look 'atn It, but 'when thqae
, personBcan.; coggt away from the
gale, it is. time to do something' if
tho, are, beyond thq Jurisdiction of tho
university' rf authorities, tho police'
should' be, appaald. p, Tlhe univer-
slty has a right of passago through
thp south gate and should hot allow
this right to be infringed upon, in such
a rudo and haughty manner. If these
fellows would Just bo so accommodat
ing as tomove to thq drivoway and
allow tho women to use the gate, it
would bo a docidod improvement
The co-eds at "Wisconsin get out an
annual edition of the Daily Cardinal.
Why not at Nebraska? Tho gonoral
complaint is that tho womon play no
Important part in the col logo lift.
That thow aro seldom hoard of doing
anything for tho school but attend
to sooial matters alono, is a state
ment ofton made. It hardly seems
that(it is true. The 'real substance of
tho wholo mattor is that thoy dq not
make thomselvos so conspicuous as
tho men. Now is your chance, girls.
Show them what you can do arid got
out an edition of tho Nobraskan this
spring that will make them all "sit up
and take notice" Let some of theso
womon haters loam that their opinion
is not worth its breath.
Thoy bogin Monday thoso mid
semostors. MORE AT VESPER SERVICE.
An Increased Attendance Noticeable
Friday Afternoon.
Thoro was an increased attendance
at vespers yesterday ovoning and
thoso who went felt well ropaid by tho
boautlful music and tho restful sor
vlco. Tho rendition of Schubert's
"Avo Maria." by tho string quartot and
organ was especially enjoyed. Tho
anthem by the chorus with a solo and
quartot deserves special mention. It
waB a raro treat. Dean Bessoy pre
sided at the services.
QEOLOGI8T8 AT ASHLAND.
Investigating Formations Along the
Platte River Valley.
Mombers of tho claBS in Hold geol
ogy loft yesterday morning for Ash
land, from which placo thoy made &
trip up tho Platte river. Geological
BUDD
1415 0 St.
formations In the valley wero subjects
of investigation and discovery. Tho
party spent last night at South Bond
and left there this morning for Fre
mont, whence they return to Lincoln.
Professor Bengtson had charge of tho
expedition.
Junior Baseball.
Practico from 1 to 3 p. m. Bring
your own material.
ALBERT HALL,
112-4t Manager.''
THE BULLETIN
. - 'March.
24 Annual gymnastic exhibition,
Armory, 8 p. m.
24 VeBpers, Memorial hall, 5? p. m.
'26 Annual Installation service, Y. W.
0, A., Temple, 4 p, m.
27 Mid-somestor examinations begin.
128 Convocation, W. J. Bryan.
SOi-Conyocatlon, string quartet.
April.
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