The Nebiubkan.
A Weekly Newspaper Issued Every Fri
day Noon, by the Student of tho Un
iversity of Nobrnskn.
Entorcd an Second Clous Mall Matter.
F, T. Wley Mnnnglng Editor.
Kdlth Schwnrte, . . . .Asa't M'glng Ed.
ASSOCIATES.
II. 11. linker Editorial.
Knto Snow Walker - - Fraternities.
11A1IIS FHOM A IlAMt HKAP j tlif profs, wlio have inquired brains, turn
Wen-tell shuffled his tinknockod cntrnnco oit from tlio wnlls or the unl whore those
Into tho sacred Banotum of my room an j of Inherited brnln fret tho prof who have
acquired brains an they teach In cease
less rotntlon those who have Inherited
..-ll.. ......ntf., i(aa. . m. MArt.nl M'nll
dell.
Not considering him or his lrtiilorlng
gabble equal to my reading, 1 greeted
him with silent nutation and continued
to study from tho hook before me. Ho
cause of whleh he, my self appointed
vlsltnnt called me a "confounded old
boor" and other voguo epithets more or
New
Students
brains, and who nr' destined by a great
brained Creator to inlllct their brains upon
those who aro to have brains thrust upon
them, nnd being thus nlliloted Imvo boon
known, Individually and novel ally, to rack
their brains for mnledlctlons to heap on
those, who having acquired brains mere-
loss eomnllmentnry. Lounging In otiose ' ly follow out the wish of an all l'owerful
freedom upon tho table opposite he fav- I In tilting those who were born with brains
Oliver Chambors Athletics orod mo with a pitying quizzical stare, o tho tnsk of thrusting those brains upon
E. B. Perry, Local.
O. W. Motor Local
J. C. Hltchman Local.
D. J. Flaherty Law
Reporters.
A. E. Parmolee, ....... II. F. Gage.
Harry W. Doubrava, Asa't business M'g'r.
whom brnlns hnvo been said to be thrust.
Tho Nobrnskan will bo nont to any ad
dress upon receipt of tho subscription
prlco, which la one dollar a year. Con
tributions aro solicited from all.
then my Injured Inwnrd self gave a Joy
ous bound, for even through the Inton- I
slty of study I recollected that gob of ' Will and 1 strolled out over tho south
Jell on the tnblo nnd by Intuitive dig- ' em hills this nftornoon. Every whero I
nation felt that Wendell wns sitting upon I looked 1 saw nothing but tho dondness of
It. Retaliation's tonle warmed me from I the vlow, and all wns to mo but the dead
feet to head and half way down again. "hnpo of a doparted life. Every thing
Wandering now from study In spite of felt so dreary that 1 regretted tho course
myself. 1 revelled In the delights of a I our walk had taken. 1 missed tho gaudy
revenge as full nnd complete as that of ' colors nnd warm fulnoss of nnture In her
tho gods. 1 waited In nntlelpntory rnp-
Address all communications to Tho No
braakan, University of Nebraska, ,
Students should make It a point to see i
carried out that all should be properly i but also to moko some heated remarks
' nltftiit liittiiYt jilil tAm fs lilnVt
nun! i i iiiMirriiuiu "V t'li 'ill j ( wt iiniuii
bloom and snw the winter's colors nnd
tnrcs till my bnlted miokor-llsh should skoloton landscape.
ftol the Iron. While 1 was thus hug- Hut Will, contrarlwlso gazed In rnpturo
glng myself In an ecstatic spasm of de- j on tho beautiful Wending- of soft gentlo
light, ho slipped down from the table, so I colors, and dullghted In tho exquisite hor
also did the cloth, pasted tight .n Wendell. niony of earth and leaves, rnvlng over
Then he broke In on my Jubllnnt con- j tho sky filled with the holy radiance of
that the suggestion of our registrar Is vulslons, not only to "confound" me again I the dying sun. Tho stubblo birds Hitting
and chirping about tho brown faced (low
ers; tho sturdy old stalks survived their
I have not yet forgiven him.
It made him shiver to seo Mndnm ent,
to hear Madam eat, to know that Madam
ate.
registered, with the correct street and
numbor given, In the office. Tho obliga
tion of the executive to look up a stu
dent who Is not properly registered, Is
a tender question. Tho student who Is
so careless ns to negleot such Instructions Madam's Jaws wore brood and strong
deserves all the dolny thnt usually oc-i'1"'1 wetkeo clean and quick, llko spring-
curs In getting word to him. 'Rut tho
troublo thnt tho registrar and her assist
ants must undergo as a result of his neg
ligence. Is another side of tho question
whleh must be considered. Suroly the
ofllco would bo Justified In not making any
attempt to rind mtoh n one.
Owing to tho unusual business depres
sion this yenr, tho task of publishing tho
Sombroro will be harder thnn nt first sup
posed. To prevent It being a llnanclnl
failure, every student must sbouldor a
little of the responsibility. Thoro Is such
a largo number of our studonts who lot
these things pass as not concerning thorn,
that no enthusiasm or Interest Is displayed
at all as to tho probable outcome of this
onterprlso. Truo tho business managers
liavo been elected to tnko tho financial
responsibility of tho publication of tho
Sombroro. Hut unless a llttlo more caro
nnd Interest Is shown by a lnrgo number,
It can bo said Justly, that the business
mnnngors wore solicited to tako charge
under false pretenses. Thlp Is roally
what It amounts to. A student should not
reason that ho can get nlong without a
copy of the Sombroro, thoroforo ho will
not got one. Ho should reason thnt ho
must not permit himsolf to be without one,
and mnko a sncrlflco somowhero olso to
procuro a volume.
The work tho department of publicity
Is doing for tho unlvorslty will probably
result tho most beneficially of any that
can bo directed toward advertising the
university fnvorably. It Is the object of
this department to procure Interesting ar
ticles on university subjects, and send
them to vnrlous newspnpors and period
icals, which aro glad to receive them.
Tho Omaha and Chlcngo papers will bo
supplied with Interesting matter from our
unlvorslty. Besides these, the homo pa
pers and the Wostorn Newspaper union
aro well supplied. Tho latter company
print the Inside pages of nearly ovory
country weekly In Nebraska, A groat
deal of university matter finds It way Into
these columns, through the department of
publicity. This mattor could not bo put In
a better space, ns It nlfords state news to
ovory render of country pupors In Nebras
ka. Professor Taylor has ohargo of this
departmont, nnd ho Is pushing It with all
of his characteristic business sagacity.
All the members of tho Journalism class
are assigned special subjects, from which
they aro to work up special nrtlcles. As
credit 1b given for this work, tho students
lmvo tho time to Inquire Into their topics
and get details und facts that tho ordin
ary wrltor would not stop to Inquire about.
Professor Tnyloi would be glad to re
ceive articles from any of tho students,
with a vlow of having them published.
In some of tho numerous publications to
which ho has access.
Tou can got all tho news all the time
by subscribing for Tho Nobrnskan, Only
one dollar a year.
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Ing steel traps. Tho folds of rubbery
time, and the llowrs nnd tho bright flame
of the prnlrle lire wcro happy strokes "n
his beautiful picture
I saw tho tumble-down shacks wherein
dwelt mankind less amply provided for
than most brutss, and seolng 1 bitterly
reviled tho social system that allotted
such llfo to tho working majority. Will
1rt1rr.1 tnnM 4liA .!. .. ... .1 ..!-..
nMh on her maaslve Jowl quivered and '""" """ u ","'""""' """ ",","u
shook when her large teeth clocked to- , '" t',a ftboJps: tho choorful Klow
ui mo jamtiy circle, nna, 'lie rreo irom
tho cares of greatness, and in mock phll-
gether In vicious chnmps. Madim's eat
ing tools tossed food Into her yawning
maw as moat Is flung Into n wild beast
osophy moralized on tho bonoflclent gen-
Plt. Sho had a way of glaring at her , ' ",' ' """' "'" " "",u" ,nuM0 ww 1,rf"
food before attacking It. very HlmUnr vlded with hoIteringjooTs. G. E. T.
to the wild hyena as It tears its prey, or I nls r0l It lea-Mr. Mooktonhad Bit
llko tho blood besmeared cannibal as he j through tho political discussion without
turns his spitted toasting undo. No ono ' 81iyins a word. ..Dcn.t you ,ako any m.
Your Attention is called to our store
as the best place to buy Clothing and
i Furnishings...
Ask the old students about us.
clothingT .
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supposed thnt she was young. Linda
changing tho dishes, snickered and said
sho thought tho Madam must liavo been
self mado and old made then sho snick
ered again nnd spilled a dinner. Tho
Mndam never smiled, a smllo might de
rango tho workings of her Jnws and spoil
the rythmic bear-trap action.
Ho was u little lad of twelve yeurs. In
tho cub of tho great dead engine ho
worked tho levers and dreamed that she
lived and moved to his touch,
Evory day ho camo down to the shops
and climbing into tho scut of tho master
hand prepared to pull No. 4 over division
I for a record. "Jamming her down Into
tho corner," he gave her a "bite of fog".
Loaning fur out of the window nnd strain
ing nnxlously ahead, his eyos murk noth
ing but two lines of gleaming rails, and
streaks of landscapo swishing by llko
troubled waters rushing to the plungu.
On this long level stretch he hooks hor
up another notch and sets tho throttle
full against tho guard. The quick sharp
chuck or hor panting breuth as his old
600 feels tho touch, rings like music to
his ears. He Is chilled to metal, a part
of his flying machine trembles with de
lightputs the levers Impatiently, whls
pors excitedly to tho flashing wheels, urg
ing them faster, faster.
"Clang a tang" yell tho bridges, "clip
ollppit" chirp tho switches, "chuok a
chuck chuck u chuck" that's a flock of
sheep piled high on the pilot, "smack,
spuck" a fnrmor's wagon broken to flin
ders. "Arooh arooh aroo aroo" tho end
of tho division, In the fastest time in tho
world.
From my window, all the scene Is
dead, a dull flat view suroly. The mori
bund trees and shrubs In tho nakedness
of their desolation stand as butts for tho
rudo Jokes of the vulgar wind. Those
houses across tho way, mutilated dead
trees stuck together with still deader
nails, stare at mo with a graveyard stare,
and make mo sick for homo. The pedes
trians, the poDplo, what uro they but
uutomatlc ovorcouts bundled about with
collars and stiffened with tho cold? Even
tho croaturoB of burden work mechani
cally back and forth, more steam puf
fing machines.
Rut In the trolley curB there Is llfo, in
them truly Is animation. They come
crawling up noso to noBo and greeting in
maundering familiarity pass by each oth
er on tho little aldlngs and spitting fire
llko sulphurous oaths, creep growling
around tho corner nnd away. For uvun
tho trolley car, like man and benst, whan
worked without rest grows cross and ob
Btlnote and In its touchy moods growls
and grumbles about Its tualt llko a pam
pered dyspeptic over his food.
torest in this canu'ulgn?" a friend in
quired. "Of course. I don't hour any
thing olso nt homo." "What's the opin
ion thoro?" "It's vtrlogated. My wlfo Is
for gold; my father-in-law wants tho
freo and unlimited eolnugo of silver and
my oldest son won't bo satisfied with any
thing except bimetallism with an Inter
national ugreoment." "And whit posi
tion do you tnke?" "Mo? Oh, I Just sit
by and holler for the Monroe doctrine."
Washington Star.
Mrs. Hnyfork.(who bad summer board
ers); "Yes, Mrs. Hayseed, tho lg'ranoe
of city folks about country llfo Is Just
amusln'. Ye know I had two families
from New York last season." Mrs. Hay
seed: "Yos. 1 seed ' cm galavantln'
around." "Well, It's an actunl fact, thorn
people brought toothbrushes with 'cm.Jost
as if wo woro such savugos out hero as
not to have sioh h. simple thing as a
toothbrush In tho house," New York
Wcokly.
Toaohor: "Have you nnlshed your com
position on what llttlo boys should not
do In school?" Llttlo Johnnio: "Yos'm."
Toucher; "Road H." Llttlo Johnnie (trem
bling): "Llttlo boys when nt school should
not make faces at tho teacher, and should
not study too hard, 'cause It makes thorn
near-sighted, nnd should not sit too long
In ono position, 'cause It makes their backs
crooked, and should not do long examples
in arithmetic, 'cause It uses up their pen
cils too fast." Nuggets.
Little Willie: "I won't play with Tom
my Jones, 'cnuse he's naughty," Mamma:
"That's my little man. What has Tommy
dono?" "Ho laughed when another boy
swung our old cat around by tho tall."
"Who wns the other boy?" "Mo." Phila
delphia Press.
Mr. Blackloek: "Whloh ob dem is de
mlghties' in yo' opinion, Mistah Cuttah,
do pen or do swode?" Mr. Cuttah: "Well,
In do fust pluoo, I's nevah been In do psn,
an' do socon' place, I don't fink do swodo
la In it wif a razzah." Detroit Free Press.
Rooming the Ons Business Manager:
"How many sinclo daughters has that
man Roomer?" Clerk: "Three." Manu
gor: "Add $5 to his gus bill, and see that
the meter at his house Is geared higher."
Detroit Freo Press.
Tommy: "Maw, what are tho 'early
Christians?1" Mrs. Flgg; "A man who
gets up and -bulldj tho fire for his wife to
got breukfust ought to liavo a right to the
tltlo." Indlannpolls Journal.
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Elovunth Btroot.
Teacher: "Now, we have Daniel in the
flory furnnnn. W.t i o -r, . ..
I . "iiiu Jioy; "well,
I It wasn't hot er.oucrh for iiim tw-,.1.
Qomo men are born with brains: unm,, , -muiine.
acqulro brains, und othors have brains
thrust upon them.
Those who ure born with brains are tho
students who for a brlof time gruoo the
unlvorslty. Those who have acquired
brains are the profs who hammer on the
bralnB of the wlso; and thoso who liavo
brains thrust upon them are tho brain
weary buBlness men. who are forced to
bravo tho product of finlBhod brain which
It was beginning to look like rain.
"Noah," called out the usurer who had
accommodated the ark builder with a
small loan, "when are you going to Bot
tle that little account?" "I think," replied
Noah, putting his head out of a window
In the side of the vessel and scanning the
heavena, "I ahull bo able to liquidate fully
in about forty days." And he drew hla
head in ogaln.-Ch.'cago Tribune.
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217 SO. ELEVENTH ST.
EXPERIENCED
TRAVELLERS
say they know they're on
the Burlington tho mo
ment they strike It. It is
so smooth so easy so de
lightfully free from Jolts
and jars and sudden
tarts and otops.
Another proof of the
truth of what w try to
bring home to you every
week in the year that
for right down solid com
fort, the Burlington has
no real competitor among
the railroads of tho west.
Omaha, Peoria, Chica
go Bt. Joseph, Kansas
City, St. Louis, Denver
and Deadwood aro only a
few of the points to which
it will! pay you to take
the Burlington.
For time cards, tickets and Information
npply at B. and M. dejwt or city ticket of
fice, corner of 10th and O streets.
Q. W. Bonnell, C. V. & T. A.
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