THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
New Books st Library
KeW boks at the Library are as fol-
'Tdamson, J. W.-Pioneers of Mod-.
erD Education, 1600-1700.
AndreaB-Andreas and the Fates of
the Apostles.
Anniversary Papers by Colleagues
and Pupils of George Lyman Kttt-
redge.
Arnold. Sir. Edwin-Japonica.
Askling. C. V. Internal Combustion
Engines and Gas Producers.
Baldwin. C. S. (An) Introduction to
English Medieval Literature.
Bennett, E. A.-(The) Author's
Craft.
Blades. W. (The) Enemies of
Books.
Boas. P. S. University Drama in'
the Tudor Age.
Bordeaux, H. (The) Fear of Liv-
Infr
Cobb. F. Mysticism and the
Creed.
Crabbe, G. Poetical Works.
Craig, J- A. Judging Live Stock.
Cunliffe, J. W. Early English
Classical Tragedies.
De Morgan, A Essays on the Life
and Work of- Newton.
Eggleston, D. C Municipal Ac
counting. Enriques, F. Problems of Science.
Esquerre'. P. J. Applied Theory of
Accounts. Evershed, Mrs. M. A. (Orr) Dante
and the Early Astronomers.
Findlay. J. J. Arnold of Rugby.
Fowler, V. W. Roman Ideas of
Deity in the Last Century Before the
Christian Era.
Gosse. E. W. Portraits and
Sketches.
Halligan, J. E Soil Fertility and
Fertilizers.
Havell, H. L. Republican Rome.
Hiroi, I. Plate-girder Construction.
Joyce, T. A. Mexican Archaeology.
Lincoln, J. E. C May-pole Possi
bilities. Lloyd, R. Twentieth Century Im
pressions of Brazil.
Macmillan, D. George Buchanan, a
Biography.
Mercantile Credits.
Morecroft, J. II. Continuous and
Alternating Current Machinery.
New York (City Metropolitan Sew
erage Commission Main Drainage
and Sewage Disposal Works Proposed
for New York City.
Nothnagel Encyclopedia of Prac
tical Medicine.
Padelford, F. M. Early Sixteenth
Century Lyrics.
rarker, G. II. Biology and Social
Problems. j
Parsons. F. A. (The) Principles of
Advertising Arrangement.
Pierpont, J. Functions of a Com
plex Variable.
Ridding, L. E. George Ridding,
Schoolmaster and Bishop.
Schelling, F. E. English Drama.
Shelley, H. C Life and Letters of
Edward Young.
Smith. II. E. (The) U. S. Federal
Internal Tax History from 1861 to
1S71. (Hart, Schaffner & Marx prize
economic essays.)
Sprague, C. E. Accountancy of In
vestment. Vives. J. L. Vives: On Eduactiou.
Warren, A. George Westingbouse;
Tribute.
Watson. F. Vives and the Renas
cence Education of Women.
Whipple. G. C (The) Microscopy
of Drinking Water.
Woodward. W. H. Studies in Edu
cation During the Age of the Renais
sance, 1400-1600.
Ames Freshmen Wear Red Caps
With becoming loyalty and spirit
the preps this morning officially ush
ered in the spring quarter and the
season of stretchings, fussing and kin
dred major sports.
For the most part the first-year men
were Tery obedient in keeping the cap
rule, for most of them appeared this
morning with- their domes properly
decorated, and those who were not
were, In most cases,
In front of the chemistry building
ten men were unceremoniously hoist
ed above the heads of their fellow
freBhmen because they failed to ex
hibit the red cap. Iowa State Stu
dent. Just Before the Battle, Mother
By Col. E. T. Lee
Just before the battle, mother,
I am buckling on my splints,
While the surgeon on the side lines
Fixes arnica and lint.
On my head's my helmet, mother,
On my shoulder is a pad;
Rubber bandages and nose guard
Shield from ill your six-foot hid.
Just before the battle, mother,
I am thinking some of you;
Still I can't forget that full-back
Whom I've sworn an oath to do.
I am going to paste him, mother,
I shall put him in a trance;
See, even now at my suggestion
They have brought the ambulance.
REFRAIN:
Farewell, mother, you may never
Recognize me any more;
But that full-back will be missing
. When the battle cries are o'er.
NEWS FROM OTHER COLLEGES
Simplified Spelling Gains in Favor
Sixty-seven universities in the
United States are using simplified
spelling, according to the report of
the$Tmpified spelling board. Several
state universities have adopted this
method. Missouri leads with nine
such institutions.
Campus Model at Exposition
A model of the University of Illinois
campus, fifteen feet long and eight
feet wide, which has been made at
the cost of $1,000, will be sent for ex
hibition at the San Francisco Exposi
tion. Put in Cooler for Playing Marbles
Two Wisconsin seniors were recent-;
ly arrested for playing marbles on the
sidewalk. The charge against them
was disorderly conduct. Where mar
ble playing involves disorderly con
duct is a debatable question, but per
haps perfectly logical to a Madison
policeman.
Illinois Wins Championship
Twelve victories and no defeats was
the record won by the University of
Illinois basketball five this season.
This Hue showing gave tnem the
championship in the Middle West,
with Chicago second.
"But Two Free Colleges in U. S.
Washineton State University was;
recently added to the universities
charging fees, when the state legisla-
ture passed a bill providing for a $10
tuition. The University of Idaho and
?he College of Hawaii are the only
remaining free Institutions in the
United States.
An Early Spring Cold Wheeze
One of those early spring coUJs has
Inspired the following spring poem
in the Drake Daily Delphic:
Spring tibe has cob
Likell. Likell,
For joy we sig
Likell. Likell.
Courses Offered in Woman Suffrage
Plans are being laid to establish a
school to prepare women for the re
sponsibilities of the ballot when they
get it. Courses will be offered which,
will lead to an understanding of how
to attain and bow to use the vole.
This school is to be established at the
University of Missouri.
George Washington a Yale Alumnus
On Alumni Day at Yale an exhibi
tion was shown of correspondence be-
thus attired
stretched.
tween President Stiles and George
Washington, showing that Yale had
conferred on Washington In 1781 the
degree of Doctor of Laws. The fact
that Washington had been so honored
by Yale, it was pointed out, while a
matter of record,- was not generally
known.
Tiger Coach Picks Collegiate Team
Coach Luehring, of Princeton, picks
the following all-collegiate basketball
team :
Forwards Brown, Cornell; Kinney,
Yale.
Center Lee, Columbia.
Guards Haas, Princeton; Arnold,
Yale.
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As a maker of programs Walter
DamroSch, conductor of the New York
Symphony Orchestra, ' stands un
equaled among the men of his profes
sion. Naturally good conductors are
born, not made, and the man who can
wield his baton over an orchestra in a
manner vLIch will make his men do
exactly what he wants them to is a
born, conductor. This is but one
branch, however, of the art of giving
symphony concerts.-' It is necessary
likewise to arrange a program With the
proper proportion of light and shade.
If there is to be a soloist his or her
part of the program must not over
balance the rest. If a number Is
especially tragic, a gayer one must fol
low. It is in matters of this kind that
Walter Damrosch is a past master.
Mr. Damrosch has arranged many
special programs, one recalled was de
voted to "the family," whose basis was
a performance of Richard StrauM
"Domestic Symphony," in which papa,
mamma, and the baby are portrayed in
tones; another devoted to the great
composers in their lighter moods in
cluded Haydn's "Kindersymphony."
and the men in the orchestra played
cn toy whistles, drums and other
miniature instruments. -m
Music lovers will be delighted to
know that Conductor Damrosch and
the entire New York Symphony Or-
chestra will appear at the Auditorium
on the afternoon and evening of May
6th.
The University of Kentucky is going
in for prohibition. A campaign has '
begun which will include the taking
of a census of the university for the (
purpose of ascertaining the position of j
every student in regard to prohibition
Th University of Kansas boasts
that it .has the biggest department of
Economics in the United States. The
four members of the department
faculty average more than 6ix feet in
height and each tips the beam at more '
than 200 pounds.
Seven Ages of Athlete
Jack Moakley of the Cornell Univer
sity track and field team, is working
on a chart showing the seven ages of
the athlete. Moakley names baseball,
football, track and field athletics for
the youth aad men between the ages
of 18 and 25. From 25 to 30 the ath
lete should begin to drop the more
strenuous pastimes for "those of less
exhausting effort. For men between
the ages of 30 and 40 the Cornell coach
strongly recommends tennis. For 40
onward be prescribes golf.
Why be a Crab?
If some young freshman speaks to you,
(And starts some foolish line of gab,
Just answer him in bis own way.
Omit your hauteur for a day. .
Don't be a crab!
If some old "prof" surprises you,
And gives you "D" in shop or lab.
For reasons that you cannot see,
Be glad you didn't get an "E."
Don't be a crab!
If father gets a little wary,
On expenses keeps close tab,
Do not languish in dismay;
You may treat some other day.
Don't be a crab!
If some fair maiden here or there
Gives to jour heart a ruthless stab,
Accept your-lot, and don't be sore,
For such is life the wide world o'er.
Don't be a crab!
Rose Technic.
The editor of the Vermont "Cynic"
says that one thing a person can
never learn at Vermont is promptness.
The habit of arriving late at class, at
rehearsals, and at all meetings and
appointments is becoming so prevalent,
that class room doors are now locked
against tardy entrants. In spite of
this, the editor predicts that the Uni
versity will soon be running an hour
behind scheduled time.
Flattering.
"Say, ma, that new lady in the
house next door gave me a piece of
pie."' v.
"I hope you thanked her very po
litely for it?"
"Yes'm."
"What did you say?"
"I said I wished rop had met her
before he got 'quainted with you."
Drake Delphic.
Ima Xut Does your fountain pen
leak that way all the time? j
Soami Oh my, no! Just when Ij
have ink in it. Widow. j
Strictly Modern Kind Stranger, j
How old is your baby brother, little i
girl?
' Little Girl He's this year's model
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