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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (April 22, 1911)
Wwhiwii JPu yiJJ'IM"lH!WlilJ THE DAILY NEBRASKAN 17 U THE DAILY NEBRASKA THE PROPERTY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA, Lincoln, Nebraska. Published by THE STUDENT PUBLICATION BOARD EDITORIAL STAFF. Editor S. O. COTNER Managing 'Editor -A. H. DINSMORE Associate Editor T. M. EDOECOMBE Afioolato Editor RICHARD MEYER BUSINESS STAFF. Manage 7."V. C. HASCALL Assistant Managqr....C. C. BUCHANAN Circulation Manager.... J. V. MORRISON REPORTORIAU Athletics and Military.. T. J. HARQRAVE Sooloty and Personal.. F. C. McCONNELL Nebraska Hall II. C. HOUOH Sciences and Gorman.. 10. J. HUBERMAK Engineering. . .' R. A. HUNTINGTON Agricultural E. II. GRAVES Law.- A. C. SCHMIDT Library and University HalL.H. S. HUSE Assistant Reporters V. A. STURM K. S. WHERRY Editorial and Business Office: BASEMENT, ADMINISTRATION BLDQ. Postofflce, Station A, Lincoln, Neb. SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, $2.00 PER YEAR Payable In Advance. Single Copies, B Cents Each. Telephone: Auto 1888. Night Phones Auto 1888s Auto 3148; Auto 2008. INDIVIDUAL NOTICES will be charged for at tho rata of 10 cents the Insertion for every flftoen words or fraction there of. Faculty notices and University bul letins will gladly bo published free. Entered at the postoftlce at Lincoln, Nebraska, as second-class mall matter, under the Act of Congress of March S, 1179. APllII, 22, 1911. O, beauteous yellow flower of spring, Dandelion, Of thee tho poets swear and sing, Da,ndellpn. .A friend of man Indeed thou art And, nestling closo to nttture's-hcartr Tho twain can Bcarco ho torn apart, Dandelion. I strive to land you with a spud, Dandelion; My namo, not thine, sweet flower, Is "mud," Dandollon. I tear you from your bed of clay DOZENS AND DOZENS OF SHIRTS For Spring, at Popular Prices, Every Kind and Descrip tion; some with Stiff Collars to Match, and Others with Solf Collars. It will pay you to look me up. 300 dozen Interwoven Hose; OCf all colors fcUb BUDD 1415 O STREET And throw you, roots and all, away A now ono smiles on mo next day, Dandelion. A. L. Blxby In State Journal. "Tho Yellow Peril" will bo tho sub ject discussed at a general convocation on tho campus a week from today. It is tho hopes of those in charge that every Btudent and faculty member of tho university will bo present. It Ib to bo a great meeting and no one can afford to mlBs it. . GRADUATION- , Last night tho graduates of the ag ricultural school received their diplo mas. Thiamin itself 1b nothing out of tho ordinary and, Is not given, much Importance as compared with other commencement exercises. But It should call to tho minds of all a thought which Is laying hold of tho thinking people of tho day. It is sig nificant of, a greater and more whole some prosperity. Tho more trained and Intelligent farmers there aro, the better will bo tho economic conditions oC tHe countryi The-day-Is-al'most gone when the farmer boy, may be conr 'gidercct tho brunt for jokeB and ridl- 5ule, t Seized with ambition and drunk wltlt tho'"half;ynln hbpo of fame and bucccbb, tho men nnd womon of todhy aro not wont to ostlnmto tho value of tho agricultural school. So many do siro to ho great in a profession, though many fall. Qlory is the only viand that can allay tho hunger of their hopqs. Usefulness and happineBB are ontirely forgotten. An. Incomprehen sible self beforo which the whole world must bend Its knee in adoration is the goal of life. Tho only other great thing In the universe is tho call ing thoy pursue. Not all In the professional schools are so inclined to consider themselves and their relations to the human race. But tho number is still too large. These people forget that tho prosper ity and happiness of a nation does not depend entirely on the oratory of the lawyer or the skill of the physician. There must ho a healthy, population to feed mankind. If 'existence is worth anything, tho farmer is more worthy of consideration than nny other class. He represents a type of, labor that is dajly producing things for tho comfort of the race. Great men have been telling us for a long time that tho common laborer and the farmer were tho two most Important components of society. Vhllo many have been won over to this way of thinking, there aro others who hnvo not. There Ib a snobblBh element which is unable to percelvo that tho man In overalls Is worth more than tho cotton InBlde of a "bone-head." A PROTEST. Editor Dally Nebraskan: I note by tho State Journal of April 3 that tho university tennis cpurts aro to bo turned over to the city Y. M. C. A. for the summer. Is this procedure taken- advisedly l Three., courts Beem few enough for tho summer school studentB and the university employes to find available. Such action as rent ing out Its courts Ib taken by no other university during tho summer period The courts were overcrowded last Bummer,' and there "mis considerable feeling then that the Y. M. C. A. should have tho right of way. During tho coming summer, with tho greater Interest In tennis and tho glrlB playing too, things would be worse. I don't know how tho latter may feel at hav ing their one court occupied by an out side organization, but for my own part I hope that tho stop is well considered before tho university authorities (un der whoso control tho courts aro now Bald to bo) decide upon It. I have all Interest In and 'sympathy with tho city Y. M. C. A.; but aftorall It Is a non campuB organlzalon, and thero are enough regular university summer players to fill tho courts as" things are. A SUMMER PLAYEIt. THE BULLETIN April. 22 Dramatic club try-outs. 22 Komensky club, Temple, 8 p. m. 22 Track team try-outs, athletic field, 2:30 p. m. 25 Convocation, senior program, Tem ple theater, 11 a.m. , 29Dandellon day. May. 3 Ivy day. 10 Law barbecue. 26 Senior class play, Oliver thoatei A NICE DAINTY LUNCH FOR MINE A nice hot snappy drink on a cold day, and then there are other soda drinks, too. Egg Drinks, Lemonades, Crushed Fruits, in fact anything in the drinkable line you might desire. Dainty Punches for parties, Delicious Brick Ice Cream for banquets, Hot Drinks, Whipped Cream. THE FOLSOM The Spots Won't Gome Back If Gleaned at Ull4 SOPHOMORE HOP April 28 Hag'ensick's Orchestra Limited Tickets $1.25 Grand Military Ball AUDITORIUM Saturday Evening, May 13th EXCLUSIVE AGENCY HUYLER'S & HUDSON'S FINE CHOCOLATES AND BON B0NS Sfe- j ' . -Jljlgp 1307 O STREET Lincoln, Hotel cijllcra J. C. WOOD and CO. The Best Is Always the Cheapest. 1822 N St. Auto 1202 Bell 147 CLEANERS and DYERS c vM9Hr!GBV Lincoln Sanitarium Plunge Tto Irtit Silt Wattr SvInIqi "m KOUaHtS Ladlei, Itoralngi Xxpept Bsktors. -uonUdnen.- Aftrnoon-and-KYealn-IjMU ana QentUnjen, Monday ana Vridsr Talss. 1411 ill M Itnilt. . spent rufM-Vru: ftr i V ILL rjs-n
