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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (April 3, 1913)
T II 10 DAILY NEHRASKAN THE DAILY NEBRASKAN PROPERTY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA. Office Administration Bui Ming. Lincoln, Nebrasska EDWIN S. RIPLEY A.B. '01; LL.B. '04 'Michigan) LAWYER CANDIDATE FOR CITY COMMISSIONER Asks the Support of University Men Telephones: Fditoi lil MS I)a Oilier M 1SSS Managing Editor B 3844 Niirht Olhcc IM.MII Rusliiess Manager M 1XJ1 Editorial Staff: Fditor-m Chief Managing Editor c L RENi KENNETH M. SNYDER Associate Editors J. L. OUTRIGHT, ELIZABETH MASON C. NEIL BROWN Cartoonist David Meekei. Photographer Fred MacDonald " Scribes: !. A II O'Hanlon H F Lyman Homer I'hilllpH Clarence Spelr Robert DuvIh Russell lMnlip 7 Ralph Wood Raul L Martin F M Kadleck Fthel Arnold Iluth Squires Fred R Wells Howard U Rittlnget I K Frost II j dishing Louis Horne Society Reporters: Claire Hardin Winifred Seegcr Hortense Kauffinan Business Staff: Manager- (' (' Ruohanan Assistant Manager -J L Drisooll Ciicnlat ion Manager T File Keefer Subscription $2 ( per eai in advance f rents per cop Filtered at the postoftice at Tlticoln, Nibniska, as second class matter i under act of Congress Match .!, 1S7II 1 IU'RSDAY, AI'RIl. .:, liU.'l l:ng.-i heiaiis. no one .an he held A- k i sponsible to. i's doings The Rag CONVOCATION. " yrhni'I Coinhrisk. i slafts ate similaih jl. - oei linidined wilh honoiaiv scribes -fc Song Recital at the Temple by -fr who i gaid iniheisity work as dig -fc Maude Fender Gutzmer. -fa lulled and who aie sustained in theii .jl. - ' est im.it e ol our activities 1 student fc Aii.r 'De.ii Loe, Thine id" it seiitinient gcmialh Tin machine! I (From S.unson and Deliu-h) -fc Ihiough which a collection o! miner fa a "The Ran i Song" lie hum -fc sit activities aie expected to make fa b "The Roe in the Cinhii -fa piogi.ss is t.u too bnnglesc me and jl. Nein'ingt i -fa nnwieldh We must throw oil the bal ' c "The Ccnoto" I. a Foim- V last -fc a "The Soldiei s Rude Chingi in -.-nt nnn1 as to the jmi .jl. Sc lniiiiann W pose oi out activities ninsl ie(idc jl. J, "Wllitliel' "Ar ! lll n. ll letoilll 111 the llltelest ol efhciellC We nillsl cease lo legale! olll i elloils .is hum is meieh '1 he .lie in lac i oppoi t unit les lor those who want to w oi k and can And hetoie we c.iii stiip our oei bin dt 'lie! lira hinei ol its dignified and oiiMinental rash we must create m oui ehes a sentiment that in college as in actual lile ethcii IK is oui motto ??r Wlil ToES fc c "The Miller s Floweis -fa jl. Schubeit - (Fiom the Miller and the Riookl -fc Rec ital and Ana. ".Judith" jl, Concone - This time of a the year do a stu dent's worries begin befoie cm alter sundown? Who lias the coinage to mention anything undei tire sun that is bet ter on a clay like esteida than the chinking fountain, which was the gitt of the class ot l'.iO'.i' Some one has suggested llr.it we should pa it wilh oui working pi esc up lion toi spiing teer Kansas and Maine hae 1 1 led it and tan. d hope lessl THE FOUNTAIN IS RUNNING. y- Hurray! ! -fc The "Elevation" 1 1 VS r ,i or me Law Profs Required Nerve on the Part of the will require more nerve on your part to wear heavy underwear during these warm, enervating spring days. Better stock up on those cool comfortable, loose fitting B. V. D's or Wilson "Klosed Krotch" Athletic Union Suits. It will mean better spirits, better work and more resistance to the spring fever germ. ARMSTRONG CLOTHING CO. Good Clothes Merchants CLASSIFIED COLUMN FORSXLF CHIOM' Rac cle wheel in good condition Coaster brake Will ss M l)aih Neb CALL lor Die Journalisten pictures Fni Rook Store. Debating squad pictures ready Frederick Macdonald, photographer. DIVIDED RESPONSIBILITY. One le.lsoil win Ulllesit, events go so tar In hihil tinaiu i.ilh i- bee ausc . ..iw.n i liil ii v im ill. ii ni.in.ii i men) Is ' . Dlth'sS SIMT FOR SLF Cooel stl dnided among too niau Dance com llllttees ol ten nielllbeis, one ot whom woiks shoulel be a mitigating iiicuin stance when a ban man is being as sailed tor uietlii ienc So, too, the We serve the purest and best HOT and COLD Re-FRESHMENTSinthecity Huyler's Chocolates $1.00 Fountain Pens $1.00 Safety Razors Student's 3-Course Lunch, 25c eTtih ctTjlar mm mf w omW J ' J Mmw Mt fmr Jr -Jf SmMmmMr MC r-W B. .mrm mM in ood condition, coat f-izo 38, hnjMh ol liouseis .'.1 Adcliess A22, lul Nebi.iskan .i.' -,t ;V FOR SALi: tS tennis racket for $f Innocent soiiet does not stall any-1 Cooel as new See Creer, Regis thing and rereh does rt I iiish it, tiai's othce A'l'M FORTHE LATEST STYLES In Spring Footwear at Popular Prices go to ROGERS & PERKINS 1129 O STRFET m3 A M :The: University School of Music Established 1894 Thorough instruction by modern methods in all branches of music, practical and theoretical. Pianoforte Voice Pipe Organ Violin All Wind Instruments Public School Music Apply for information lo WILLARD KIMBALL, Director - - - 11th and R Sts. """ wmyvxmxwi yrewng'C'Ji'W"'" --EaWewtMMgj