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EDITOR-IN-CMHF
..Assoclat ".S'Uf
DKAN HAMMOND
Murt W. Krkl
MANAGING EDITOR
V. Joc A; res Olft T. SanJahl
tOlTORt
Ua.1 AJrea Jack Elliott
Iva Carlaoo William kleCleery
lien.' Robb
CONTRIBUTING EDITORS
Uaunce Ak'.a William McOWry
aoa Ketrin 0 R00
KtE&rth Lewi iVug'aa Tlmmrraan
Robert l-axg
MILTON McCREVS BUSINESS MANAGER
ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGERS
:.;-4i K.a:n Mru:J Ptuet
Lmaa Cas
BETTER
H. K. :.. bi-tinial bu.cet till a reported out
f.-oru the l.ouee tmsiY committee jriirniaT mora
ine, carrying w:ia H Increase In anropnation over
:ho recoma.e&ded by Governor Weaver earlier la
iix e.on of the krV4!t. Substantial Iscrww
la l proprucn rxrt the bill as It goes be 'ore lh
It. nature, t'f particular Interest to the Pnlversity
ol Nebraska, are the chare's that have born niade
in the Weaer recoa-.tnt-Ddaiions for th brtiw.
T limtni-j of Nbri baeflu by Oi r-t-.:oa
of ti. Ari rornauoo to th exteat of 142.
Atooit h4!f f ainovat U tka s? by tb
S15.(i af rrorruuoa for the Jolat biic rl
U. I'nJTtrviy od li cNol builditf. Tbe
t:ing plArt irort. hicb followed la erelop-nw-nt
th bdft TDfifhe of th gortmor at tb
;n of U aesuon. cIla for approximately
amount or thre-rf!h of tbe coatruloa co for
tbe tUou U the buipeU u it ku come from tb
boue eommlttee, weaihen tbe atom In tbe lepla
Uti cbAitbera, It virtually tneani tbat ibe Joiti
beating riant 1U be oooftroctej.
Traarier of tie maiaienaooe exiae of Ibe CoJ
Upr of Mdjdae at Omaha upoa le feoeral main
tenance fu4 of lie University. la airnmcatu la thai
tbe porernor'a recommended lUP.W baa beea
boos td to SJiP.Wfl for that branch of tbe l niver
tdty, vilih aa additional fr,f"8 Item Inserted forth
I-urhln of more equipment for tbe Collet-e of
Vediciu. Panda for anculfnral enension, tor the
department of conservation and surrey bav beea
made cipher, and bifh cboc4 lnspecuon baa been
transferred to Uo raiveraiiy.
The total maiatenance fond for tbe TniversiTy.
has beea increae4 froia fS,J;,5M to H.tM.W'C.
This fund covera salarle. waea axid all mntitig
expense. Governor Weaver's reoommended 1W,-
fr the jTTv-hase f lrda and the wiwi
of buildinja was reduced to tlM,W0. and restricted
to the purchase of lands aJone.
The entire trend of the bodfet reviioona wem
to be U the direction of raising the salary sca of
t'niversiiT Instructors somewhat, and curbing the
ooastraclon of new hoiJdinre durina the next two
years. That this Is as Increase is shown that dur
ing the session of the last tepislature but $JiC'(.KKi
was appropriated for salaries and general mainten
ance expenses.
The revisioa of the budpet note cast a liule
dkik sunlight npon the rniversity lhaa did the
reoomiiindai3oiis of the foveraor earlier la the
sessions. However, the amotmt that the University
bas asked for is not filled by tbe changes that have
twea made in the bill Tbe Regents requested a
total amount of f fcSMf'l. The bill misses this
mark by a large margin at the present Ume.
The building i'lorram has beea siifled. exoejt
for the provisions lor the beating plant. DormJlorie
seem in the distance, 51 the foeiroor rtgn H. H
412, which ifwrmits nhe rniversily to pay for the
iornritiOries as they are ling wd during a lertod
of forty years. Outoae interests would ooastroct
the building and they would be f4d for cuA of the
revenue coming in from the slttdenis nsing the
buildings.
The bill has yet to pass through the legislative
milL lis jrroviBkms. while far short of the fniver
Jly needs, ound better.
The Xlampus Life kulletla that t sent out
to all high school eeniors ought tA bave contaiDed
a picturo of tbe west entrance of Social Sciences.
FIFTY
Phi Beta Eaa announcements were made yes
terday. Fifty seniors froa a graduating class
ot apiiroxiJaately IjOO students were reoedvers of
the aoveted award.
Gieek-lter organitatxins ot and go. Popa
lartty of an organization may ride the topmost crest
for a period of years, aatd them be swallowed c; ta
the ttnrbulent waves or blotted out by a still larger
wave. PM Beta Kappa alone, sails along without
ltmg affected by the ewer-changing fcobbn&g op and
6owm on the sea of fraternity affairs.
It continues t stand for the thing for which
St was founded la 1" scboilarFhtit. It contiaues
as ths oldest of fraternity organiiaiiicins. the most
respected, the most cherUbnd. It know do chox
la 1- membership, except ihet teholastie at-
tt;-r.TT u the niijcc requisite. Tbe of:ea cbarged
condemnatioa of fratemity orgaclzauns that loy
alty to the govt? dwindle after leaving coOete
falls shortest of trdo in Phi Beta Kappa.
Two trreat gexmral froui of stadents attain the
honor mt Phi Beta Xappa. There are thaoe who
set their eyes rcpen that fol spoa eatraaos into
retc. wlko forge ahead day after day with the vis
ion st the key Tsefor thesa. Their oaais are
tansra with the vls&asi of the key sti3 acrkiac. Their
actte3e are pateraed to realise that rui Their
artudy Is don with the not paraaouat dress of
bob day being etTTbie to dangto a key from a
vsixh chaia.
The second great group of atudeaus who receive
Til tfJL Kappa awards are those who direct their
-".:' la tie frtt iastanco to preCtieacy la the
roller tUurnin Tbey tltw (ha Hfo of lbs aonaal
(uJht, In U. ring U uf(uirbt rerreatloa sad social
life to le-v tiow bring dubbed a rtg. or a book-
ofu Tbvy detota ibrlr lltu and sffoita to artltt
t oulatds tb rlaMroMul for lb bearrtt that I
arlhltira m:M hat. Mr Ibma lufreauMll) is
terms of honor sod rerocnitlon 1141 mlgbi be re
reed. I'M Iteia Kafr reiuM aa a reward to this
txmip It Is at held as tbe ultimate end of all
relief wort.
Whateter tUu the in.luidual laitsr of I'bl
lleta Kapra happen I ,ltl0- xti rtontr rxu"
aer bard oik. The om eut mmtueat. "Well,
be aotkrd fitr II." la no rittlrUiu. Il Is ruor of a
tribute. If a studrni tan ru.lniam bl baUee suffl iMa act has ao eitct on henaia
newly aell for year, I. eol.ege. f .Pr.y b,- , J VJl' it thi iT
srlf hea application Is areaiT. to reaiat some 4mJ knkU. tomn.tttcw '
of :h blatant features of eciige iir, tn-a ne a
arromplUhed somelbtng
rVrhaps the glory Is a hit grvtrr fur the sii
dent ho his rfoe oineihtnf hrtMvt trjlng to cap
ture a I. R. K. kry. It Is a n.atirr of epmioa. tlther
iuJori knaaa i t th rwsard baa rota after (real
effort. He Vno.. that aacrtflces ha.o beea a-de. ' lh
. , tj.e tintemag or the stnoois iot
The sole graltficatloa. and the one that Is most at- h b;iBJ 4B)J dr4fcf trom the board
Bificact to the. winner. Is that the honor raa b er control to H iurd el Krgrc'.a
made. To understand onrself as capable of attain
ing high scholastic staadtnc Is of far more talue
than the mere attainment.
Phi Net a Kappa may be fal'.actous as a mens
urentent of a student's ability On the other band.
It has provea many times to be the criterion of
Uw.Uual rapailt).
ixiuis assisiim; miii octional wohk
! Houw i4 Krprrntalles
did the b k ol eirtuiiog bills
! lalurda tl.al it b Uih this
I Hon. Ilie drtu atttant toe IX
lloue surasurea still la the bauds
of staaaing commit as stgnrd
Tho kn Moaiirt-i appiopttalioa
' bill aa due to ronw out lueeda).
! Wbrn this bill rvtur out It I 0
lAelj that o.' the a'orrmra
, itobed lenljeiUl aal ale i
iete the aie
r
A
(wVti
v v
P'e'ja finipMin and Adelaide
ma'.ertalitatloa f "V ocation Week
son Is a roeniNT or the puf p"7 c
that tho ortstnal prto of that commlltee la charge ot eprts ao
amendBBrnt has bwi Kt. The
' aairndmrnt at aubmittrd to tbe - M nrtg be'lrlls the rwe
oters last Noemb-r receded ' 'i,,,,,, laat r does not ih ts
j tie publicit. bat dij manage to fUfk ht concTt pj t i nuwi
lth a ctmfonable margin. ,h rvr.t iti.frKn b
Hoeer the transfer aaa Xh-m lliee tht thf md
. aratnst tb 1hea of both the & lu di
; Hoard of Regents and tb beads of ft fuj4 int Uwrj on the
Iturr bo ere Instrumental In tho
" lor I nueraity ouiea. MlssSlmp-
omrattte kll Miss Rarr la oa tbe
d th vocations! program.
rwault. Ir lasianr. a ublulang
bouM baa put out such a roll.,.
tun. entitled Twenty thre hioi
lea by Twenty thro Author
home are rr prints from Biagaitara
and others are ettdently lb acrsiJ
Inga of waste baskets. Kh w,u
BVMt iHibllshera are good ganib
lerm, and aa a whole this eo!lnif,
la latrreailng
m
the l schools. inev wcr r- Mur( n,r M.rf are many
It la always peculiar about the great number of red wheath Suprrm peopi pron.m. nl In pul!:o li:e that
stnden's that ara working their way through school ' declared th ameDdn.ent aaUd. U.,,, tranpotiation of the Mt-
However too who originally aa- -s ,h -o.-mor lie la strone of
; ocated th amendment did so rot
, otty because t tn pnatipir
or reason, tbe )ima are thrown
lorether, and It appars that tbe
Irtiblirhrr teer lakrs mot than
a haty survey of the stuff, if b
Is lucky, he gets several good slor
lea toother. If he U uilak. a
pile of trash between roiera la th
about the tins th R. O. T. C parade season opena
BIT F.F.N THE LINES
By LaSH Gilman
AVIICRAWN
nemembe, th kid back I. the 14 netghbo, , fif" bUndcS
hood that was always falling ever himself, awkward. (0,143, Nrbraska wer not re
uBralnlT tuat a titlcal o ere. own V'd that bad too renins the educational advantages
many bands and too many feet. Polka would laugh taey snou a " -S;rtrii, i3tlIud- Is rath. r an
at htm. taunt him. cal' him a 'lubber" or a lum- .,u ,a 1 ' fT;f VvJ Urnt historv by bow. but biu-
. . . . suemit in israawm w nrw r- - - , ... f.v. irl
mm wvij 1 - .
"DOIT
DE
SILLY"
Saw the funniest fe'krw .
Sat with his feet on the
floor
Trousers pullet down
But all the while be was
thinking he wai goingr riht
down to Magee'a to lay in
a generous aupply of
Ma gee's hose.
50c and up
moi" but never gav a tnougnt towara neiping mm , lor4I,. x0 attempt
out of bis embarrassing predicament. 1 smothered. However
Such Is the caso
t'nlverstty. Oa
the characteristics
Doane, l:brarUa. snakes clear the situation la a n ta getting
those who
In. I read t Neil s rUy to for
of the ma.a Ubrary at the ! -ere fighting for the i
a Urger seal th ubrary baa all j df'" and deaf eh tremely touh time all around and
cs of the ergrowa kid." Gilbert j j sll tA her
. makes clear the situation In a j ,H gelttng to bo that season of! th baa-ine.s she wants all her
the year whea th legislators ar , bio. t 2.Z. x.: Vb Tuv a
Proni to mak themve. ahnt sex as It ' lUJ
. . 1,. iw..i ini rather morbiJ atmoph. re. and
ress eomment recently:
The I'aiverait now has a co '.lection of
oluroes, only half of which Is boused la th library j Trre loo absent II R. 40L a 1 realty doeen t arroxplish so much
building. Puny W.W valuable reference books are ! hill creating a new Jjdlrtal diatrict after all O Neil tr.es to ul
, . v v ,. .. , B01 he teased. The Sate. sex under a cloak of Kacr-.f.cing
stored In two basement rooms where It Is Impossible
for them to b reached by the studeat personally."
Such a situation la not only easily conceivable
but decidedly actual. In tbe proposed building plan
of the University provision bas beea made for a
new library building, but no doubt it will be some
time before this bulking plan Is completed. Conse
quently it is necessary to make some temporary ar
rangement. Mr. Doane makes a farce ful rurgestiea
along this line.
According to tbe librarian, th removal of the
state historical society and tbe legislative reference
bureau to the new state capitol would make room
for the shelving of W.(N volumes now in "cold
storage.'" The building is oose too large to accoav
.. ... .. ... . . ..
moaate tee uorary itseu 10 say couung 01 itroti ; lioa 6Jjj
the historical society, rrference bureau, library com
misrioa and travelinaj libraries Into th building,
la the case of the overgrown kid." no one
could not be passed. The Senate
necam involve, ta a parnanjw
adjourned under a call of U bouse
1
lot, but be a no rood at te.uos
tarr muddle Moafiay aaa r.na.iy ..:'-'- .V ... T. V ""
O Veil baa developed tls scheme
jof explicit S'.ag dirvctioa daring
Th importantbanking measure. --
ate. 1L K- .it ana 11. u. Ji to lbr of a.r.g iu the ex
aaty fund and ; rroa. the emotion; ami at
beea reported out from the eom-1 klMie l.nes ar- cut
nuue on earoUed and ; 0 to a Jd mo direcuosia As far
bills for third reading. In tbe mean t 0 rr ,tl ..wT rw.. ,t ,jds
" irTroZ ' " thT-fdo.' aor prV
Senate U working oa a regulatory , " .v .,, mnuu
ik tavetiga:oa and It!'1- " .1' .l
Chas W. Reming
Jeweler Gift Counselor
1311 "O" Stmt
'XoTtTkttilti oris"'
PHI SETA KAPfA KEYS
bill lor bank tavetiga
hope to send three bills to the
House at once. Joint bouse and
Senaie commi'.teea are also work
ing oa H. R. liS. bank Invest sga-
Th House waa ia aa ugly mood
Monday aad killed Cve MlU pre-
M.lr . -vtv. m Siv H SAAle.
came to bis rescue. 110 on apparently was Kkter- T;.T CHt Maaicipal leagu
ested la fcls situation, with the library, however.
Gilbert R. roane, guardian of the Calversity's val
uable collection of literature, bas answered tbe dis
tress signal. He baa recommended. He cannot exe
cute, but his urgent appeal will no docbt be beard
asd bepiri.
The "overgrown kid" was forced to arrive at
maturity, to out-grow his ungainly period la a alow,
tedious life process. If the library Is forced Into
slow growth, follow the retarded routine, hundreds
will be affected. Books will grow old and out of
date Their value will be lost to the hundred irrmti
sating each year cnless they are made available.
The librarian's recommendation stands. What is
needed now is action.
be quite bewilderug to tr.e actor
to follow. It seems to have noth
ing to bis own acting and Inter
pretaTion. and make b-.ni but a
dummy following order. And too
O'Neil bas a mania for inserting
spoken tflouch:, so that the audi
ence of the play would be uncer
tain as to whether the actor ac
tually savs the lines or only thinks
b ThT House dTsTs. pTl lT'nTn
.. . . ,, i .v. Interlude ts having a long run in
New York, it is a bit d.sappoint-
S;or Jearys bill to give the;
city o' Lincoln to make xoning or
dinate to affect territory wtthla
ihjee miles of the city. This biU.1
U sua lh i-iilu. :f Cut o&- -- s ''iVf
im Khtu! icd the new airport. -
leg for that reason.
Ore student said to another:
did not get by without aome oppo
sition. Some opposed it oa grounds
that no city should bave the right
to dictate bow a property owner
outside the city limits should at
bis property. Mr. Cone of Douglas
saw in it a scfceiae of tne real es
tate men.
"What do you mean.
"The paper here says that un
dents go to college to improve
thetr faculties."
Which makes room for medica
tion. The faculty Is supposed to
lmproie ua. But pwKlhSt the stu
dent body improve its (acuity, ca-
conscioutly. by applying certain
belter a the weather bureau if the wind la going
to blow the ttext day.
the House members for eahibming
1 o little respect for the decisions
The next time the drill field is plowed tip they j & -j Seaal. All ftv of the muni
cipal league bills bas beea passe
by that body. Oa the other band
the Senate bas not displayed lie
least reluctance n ignoring; Oe de
cision of the House. Especially ia
the matter of banking legislatioa
have the Senators thought that tho
house was wot."
Governor Weaver issued bis elev
enth veto sneseage Tueaay wnea
representative SnfieJd chaUed standards to the instructors. It de-
"sme students would never know the time of
07 if Jt wacnt for the fact that chows start at
1. J, and S o'clock.
Crowds attending the election of the minor
class oTflorT are getting so large that pretty soon
ihf Coliseum will hare to be escaxed.
proral of It. R J22. This bill Per-
. . . . . . . . I mlJj counties bordering the JSls-
A fellow can alw-ars pck out a Uw student; irl to ne county tad for Sa
te s enther taJVisg about the legality of something T,n0Trc th river channel for Bavi
or other or complaiiiing about bating to study tv ' gation. That Governor Weaver
jjj. i should veto a river navigation is
surpnsiig lor ne Las aw
1
A&c.her one of the funny sights Is to see the
man who was outstanding on the freshman footr
ball team last fall came plodding borne from one
of the spring practice sessions.
pends. of course, on the student
and what they want, weve all
beard tbe old gar shout giving
the faculty examinations to fini
out bow much intelligence l to be
found. I really doct know what
Tin trying to say here, and prob
ably no one else does, but there's
tho germ of something potent
present somewhere.
The seniors in the School of
JournaJiKxa .re going to appren
tice themselves to tbe publishers
After The
WH00PIE
there is always
The Idyl Hour Cafe
Ztdj to genre 70a with all sorts of dinners,
toawtwich specials aad fountain delicacies
Memi Changed
Every Day
THE
IDYL HOUR
CAFE
136 NO. 12TH ST.
V J aaZ of weekly papers ia Nebraska this
he nouSed tbe House of bis disas-,, - ...
about tyie-lace and
ink. I bo;.
multi-colored
one of the strong advocate of ta
land waterway. However, la his
Classified Ads
Now ghat the Phi Beta Kappa elections bave
beea made, the next startling thing for somebody to
do is to refuse the honor.
ANOTHER POINT OF VIEW
IL T FrMm-r r ii mA til ( PI
)ny. fcUi Cecilia t'Ux.
Wl:Cla Cvl enraS mm tn-'k.. Ck.1l
S:it Ottrrr at li; Cwut iim
tbrmrmrti
Statlw M.1L.1T XEV gJUbit ia, tnf
l cti.i ffiir ar t MAUl ikui phi.
IXrX 5 ....
'.It Bra-. Wr.tltr.
mjr'K mm raw ce nwimin
nmt r txl totlmwm.. C-'1 SHI
afttfir I . Sn., Wm&tmmm&mm- mt TfeMltV.
ROOM FOR REFORM
The srt,tt of examinatloias Las for very good
reasons, attracted a good ral of atteathxa recently.
Whenever exams draw night ao5 are forced to
adjust oorwelves to itbeas, wee are iaariably re
minded of the oftreiterated complaints as to thrir
urtfuetneits. That examinations aa coadacted to
day, are not true criterion of ocholastie ability or
tatefflreoce Is generaTly admitted.
The a 1 stem resulta la group confesencei la
which students attempt, by tho laws of chance and
averages to determine what ar tbe Ckely raestiotBS.
They must atady the fads and tdiosyncraBle of each
examiner: Bis personal bias must be consulted, la
order to do this beet, era ml nation papers set by
these examiners ia previous years must be con
sulted ta order to oVetermlse what each particular
&11 cons&derw bciertant-
AU tils wastes considerable Urn and eeergy "fl CrSOFll PrTntcd
ixai were seutr spcu ia scaayssg too ausject m iv
wtiiLh ike uaxmaaiioai ia kednar htfH act it ia aeJf-3
evident thai with stuck aa eranriltaer It Is Juts aa
Davis Coffee
Shops
10S No. 13th
DAY and KITE
1131 R
Fact C
Whenever a piabJifhicg bomce
bas a few clack days on its hands.
It eeetns to fill in the lime by putt-!
lishiiig a collection of short stor
ies in hork fcrm. Without rinne
A slicker
that stands
the gaff . . .
A
n n fl
t iw v
TV
smrr
FEATURING
.a
7 aaawsi a
SUlioncnj
tmportant to know his persoaal psychology as Ida j ar T Q r7rrrinl' Ti
ntwt Maar rtade-st boasts Last It la th ! ! r.j ... 1 mm-
nbjeet. Haay
kfiow-Wg of his examinera rather than knowledge
of kia era ai!aa Tina which
fBrarrw. a- -- -
pvt tint throwga. Is til nx- s1T.11 rui
It Is aa lepnragtng- atgrn to Cad that avn pro-1 , - 1 Vtrh Ires ear sfor
tmi see fkU fas
Jeasors fcaw heoom felly a war of th fajtaattoa of
neb forms of eTaratnatioa aatd are look tag aaoet
for better and traer aaeaas of Jo&gina: a atsai
deaie worth.
I McG3 Dm
GRAVES PRINTING CO.
( aTtsfteaeey
o ttta at. r Toxsa
TVS fellow wrho first called a
Fish Brand Slicker "The Rainy
Day Pal" said something. A
pal stands by yoa through
thick and thin. That's on of
tbe points college mea always
make when thry talk to as
about Fish Brand Slickers.
They're weather-proof and
comfortable after lorg years
of set ice.
Buy yourself a real Fish
Brand "Varsity" or Topper
snodel,and you 11 have a slicker
or keep. A. J. Tower Com
pany, Boston, Mass.
lasaaetOa Ssass, aKs
ta smart ast fir war
aVMwa nt a baa aod b)
a two I taa joasf6t
lata t- nwd wma
teoMoas for atrsat
PHOENDC
HOSIERY
fs f oa