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THE DAILY NEBRAIKAN
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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
Owned and publlnhed by t o University of Nobraaka througn
THE STUDENT PUBLICATION BOARD
Offices Dnsomcnt tho Administration Building.
Poatofllco Station A, Campus, Lincoln, Nebraska.
ARCH H. DINSMORE, Editor.
E. H. Taylor, Managing Editor. C. C. Buchanan, BusincBB Manager.
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Faculty notices and Unlvorslty bullotlns published freo.
Entered at tho Postonico, Lincoln, Ncbr., as second class matter under act of
Congress March 3, 1879.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1912
Whon In troublo and everything
Booms to bo going wrong, keop a stiff
upper lip. It always payB.
Baseball days aro coming. Tho frost
will Boon lcavo tho ground and then
tho jjlorlous spring will call forth
tho southpaw and his matoB. Hero's
to tho honpr of Nebraska and Nebras
ka's 1912 baBoball team but this snow
haB put tho crimp on things.
Whon a follor gots to wonderln
After pasflin' of a storm,
And tho world looks dark and weary
And hiB oyes aro tired and worn,
If a follor drops his head in thought
Juat to recollect a bit
Ho will thank tho Lord he's dono his
boBt,
And glory, too, In it.
where it will in any way improve upon
tho conditions now oxisting," said
Prof. Lawrence Fossler of tho Univer
sity yesterday morning. "Our present
system of tho franchise is, to Bay the
least, illogical. Reform of some kind
is undoubtedly needed but giving tho
woman tho ballot, as far as I am able
to see, will in no way assist In tho re
form. In fact, I bollevo that when wo
man suffrago iioes come, as it event
ually must, there will bo no material
change in tho results."
PIPE ORGAN IS REPAIRED.
Vesper Services Will Be Held at
Chapel Tomorrow Evening.
NEBRA8KA'8 BIRTHDAY.
On Fobruary 15, 18C9, tho University
of Nebraska was founded by an act
of tho legislature. Since that tlmo it
has grown rapidly. Tho University
of Copenhagen, whore Professor Jo-
hannBon Ib an instructor, is Just ten
times as old as UiIb University. Not
withstanding tho youth of tho Univer
sity of Nebraska, ProfoBBor Johannson
praises this institution as a great seat
of learning. Great men tho world
over aro looking to Nobraska as one
of tho great oducatlonal institutions
of tho United tSatos. This is "Char
tor Day," tho forty-third birthday of
our Unlvorslty. Lot us honor her,
long may sho llvo and grow.
Vesper services have been an
nounced for Friday evening as UBual,
tho plpo organ in tho University chap
ol having been repaired. No vesper
services woro held last week, owing to
tho fact that the big Instrument had
been carelessly damaged, evidently by
some basketball player In the act of
retrieving tho ball from the inner re
cesses of tho organ. Mrs. A. C. Duggs
will sing.
Photography offers a most appro
priate Easter greeting .when made by
Town8end. Studio, 226 So. 11th St.
NEBRASKA WILL COMPETE.
MISS THOMA8 LEADS MEETING.
Annual Wrestling Tournament To Be
Held March 9 and 10.
Wesleyan Kindergarten Supervisor
Talks to Y. W. C. A. Girls.
Tuesday's meeting of tho Y. W. C.
A. was led by Miss Mori Thomas,
"Collogo Girls' Relations to Homo
Ideals," was tho subject of tho hour,
prosonted by Miss Beach, supervisor
of kindergarten pupils at Wesleyan
Unlvorslty. Tho thirty-first chapter of
Proverbs was tho text on which Miss
Beach based hor talk, enumerating
thoso flno qualitios which a truo wo
man should pobbcbb and which college
girls ought to develop in a larger degree
Dr. R. G. Clapp of tho athletic board
received word Wednesday that tho
annual wrestling tournament of the"
Western A. A. U. would bo held at
Kansas City, Mo., this year on March
9 and 10. Nebraska will send a team,
composed probably of flvo men, to
compete. Tho meet decides the ama
teur wrestling championships of the
west. Thoro aro to bo flvo classes: fea
therweight, light, welter, middle and
heavy.
All students should visit tho "Col
logo Inn Barber Shop at 127 North
12th. S L. Chaplin, Prop.
SUFFRAGE WON'T HELP.
But Women Will Get It Anyway, Says
Professor Fossler. '
"I havo no doubt but that woman
suffrago will come, but I fall to sco
Phi Beta Kappa.
Notlco is hereby given that grades
reported to tho registrar later than
March 1 will not bo considered in
reckoning Phi Bota Kappa standing
for tho clasB of 1912;
n O. V. P. STOUT,
Secretary.
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