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THE DALY NEBBASKAN
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
THE PROPERTY OP
THE UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA,
Lincoln, Nebraska.
Published by
THE STUDENT PUBLICATION BOARD
i EDITORIAL STAFF.
Editor S. O. COTNER
Managing Editor A. H. DINSMORE
-ABflOOlato Editor T. M. EDGECOMBE
AiBOclato ISuTCdT. RICHARD MEYER
BUSINESS STAFF.
Manager V. C. HASCALL
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K. S. WHERRY
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DAY FOR. SLAUGHTER OF ;
- DANDELIONS IS SET
APRIL 29 8UGGE8TED A3 FATAL
FOR YELLOW FLOWER8.
PiAJL 1AMHKIL3Y THE STUDENTS
Regents and Faculty Members Are
Also Anxious for a More
Beautiful Campus.
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letins will gladly bo published free.
Entered at tho postolllco at Lincoln,
Nebraska, as sccond-cluua mall mattor,
under tho Act of Congress of March 3,
1879.
APRIL 21. tflll.
Saturday afternoon, Iry-outB for the
university track team will be held on
the athletic Held. No ndmlBBlon 1b to
bo charged; the compotltfinnwt be
strong; track contests are interesting;
the meet takes place Saturday; apd
the weathor ought to o good. Now
what 1b thero to hinder a good crowd
being present to witness tho evorits?
IT you have never seen a Held meet
or anything of that sort and are not
euro whothor you Hhould like one,
hero 1b your opportunity to learn with
out spondlng any money.
It will bo a good chance to get some
Saturday morning, April 29, has
been suggested as tho day on which
the dandelions are to suffer. Tho yel
low flower Is beginning to predom
inate and it will not bo long before
the campus' presents far from tho de
sired green effect, in some placeB tho
grass haB been crowded out entirely
and the small force that haB boon
mustered so far is unable to cope with
tho situation.
It 1b suggested that a tlendollon day
bo Inaugurated and tho students get
out to sluy tho mischievous weed. This
hns met with favor fromHhe board of
regents and tho faculty. All mem
bers of the student body approached
.80 far have slnMed a willingness to
lend Biipport in the way of a few hours
of hard labor to make tho cnmpuB
moro beautiful, and it is probable that
on tho morning above mentioned the
dandelion Ik to meet its fate. The au
thorities are of the opinion that after
such a raid by tho students the force
omployed on tho grounds would be
Ttblo to-kcepHhe-weeds-dowfl.
It is probable that there will be
something more to the event than the
mero digging of dandelions. After the
yellow flowers have ceased to flourish
there" will likely he a program consist
ing of music by tho band and several
patriotic addresses. It is to be a reg
ular holiday for the university and
every attempt will be mndo to make
It mean something to tho students as
well aB tho dandelions.
GET UNDER A BUDD HAT AND SMILEALL
$2.50
WHY PAY MORE?
BUDD 1415 O STREET
fresh air, and you Buro need it after
so much hard study. Take a few min
utes off and sec what tho university
track team is going to do to Its ijlvals.
Encourage Uiobo boys who train for
many days. Get out nnd yell for
thorn. Tho benefit will be general. It
will Increase your prospective of life
as well as your lung capacity. Do not
think that because there Is no clmrgo
that the meet is not going to be a
good one.
Remember Saturday, April 29. It Is.
to bo tho yellow flower day at the uni
versity. If you hod planned on. pick
ing flowers that morning your plans
will-not bo upset. Tho dandelion 1b
not so popular as the violet, perhaps,
but It looks worse on tho plant. You
already havo a date for that day. Your
loyalty to the university demands
that you dig dandelions. The girls
say they uro, going to help. Now,
boys, Is your chance to show them
how chivalrous and mighty you aro
by conquering the campus- pest.
Sigma Chi will give Us formal party
at the Lincoln hotel tonight.
Tho department of sociology recent
ly purchased seventy-five slides of tho
National Child Labor Commission.
These slides Bhow the conditions re
sulting from child labor, nnd are a
means of educating the public, and
oroatlng a sentiment which It Is hoped
In time will do awny with this groat
curse.
WE WANT TO SELL
THE BULLETIN
All candidates for the Dramatic cub
;should register boforo Saturday noon,
fAprll 22. Registrations may bo -made
afailBB Howell's office In U10G or by
notifying Florence Hostetler, secretary
of the club.
April.
21 Vespers, Memorial hall, 5 ! u-
21 School of Agriculture commence
ment. 21 Union Literary aoclety, Temple
8 p. m.
22 Dramatic club try-outs.
22 Komensky club, Temple, 8 p. m.
22 Track team try-outs, athletic llefd,
2:30 p. m.
2h Cnn-Yfigotlonxjenior program, Tem
ple theater, 11 a. m..-.
29 Dandelion day. . ,
May.
3 Ivy day. "
10 Law barbecue.
2G Senior class play, Oliver theatoi
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