THE HESPERIA N.
cause them to demand more wages tlian they can earn. It
is annoying to sit icily ly and let the corporations snatch from
the hands of others their daily bread, hut so long as they
raise no objection railroad employes should not step in and
demand that which they have no more right to than the
company itself.
This jealously on the part of employes is one of the main I
causes of strikes, and when once a strike is inaugurated it be
comes a game of "freeze out" which usually results in defeat
to the strikers. They hold out manfully for awhile, but
speeches and resolutions become hard fare in the end, and
they are compelled to yield to their greedy masters. If
our great guns in congress and elsewhere could be persuaded
to kick the block away from the conservative "political cap
ital" ladder that is bracing thein up, and set to woik to
remedy this great evil which has taken such a deep hold
upon the institutions of this country, they would receive the
lasting praise of their benefactors. The nation would be on
solid footing, and the people would be happy. We are wait
ing. Who will raise up and say strikes must go.
STRAY PICKUPS.
'Oh! is that Klcine?"
Woe to the Junior monument.
A tuneful lyre Frank Manluy.
"Keep in the middle of the road!"
Say, Cope, Lieut. Dudley tumbled.
Cabinets reduced to S3 per dozen at Haydcn's.
Voice of co-ed in distance: "Oh look at the large cars on
that horse!"
They say that the Senior girls make better cow boys than
the Senior boys.
Any fellow that will go out botanizing on Saturday with a
damsel ought to be .
James Force, class of '86, came around on Arbor day to
listen to the spouting, etc.
Iloagland was heard to grumble, because, as he says, thc
slate bearer imposes on him.
Specimen of Smith's commands during thc march: "For.
ward, follow thc mob, march."
Prof. Pcsscy has rcccicvcd an offer from a large eastern
college which he is considering.
"Mr. Russell please get your foot out of thc way so that I
can see what the company is doing."
Thc authorities have instituted a windmill at thc embryo
"Science hall" td lighten the labors of thc men by pumping
aqua.
Miss Kstella Polk, sister to our friend Kleine, and Miss
Effic Sncll of Greenwood visited the University, Friday,
April 27.
if you want to hear a lie ask Tinglcy (minor) about thc
grasshopper that came to life again and kicked his (the grass
hopper's) legsolf.
During the firing of thc salute thc sponge head of Co. IPs
staff came off in the gun and hence Co. A detachment fired
seventeen of the twenty-one.
About 40,000 fellows come down every day and want to
know if we have .1 ball, Now, once for all, we have no ball;
wc never had a ball, we never shall have a ball; we don't
want a ball; wc wouldn't have a balj if you were to give it to
us; we don't know a ball, wc don't care for a ball; wc never
were introduced to a ball, wc wouldn't know one if wc
should see it.
Since his return from his geological trip Capilhmous Oil
ifornieus is frequently heard to mutter soft words of admira-;
tion for one of Gage county's fair damsels.
We think that it would be well to inform all whom it con
cerns that John Green's irises arc flaunting thc University
colors in the faces ol the assembled multitude.
A new use has been found for absolutely worn out alma
nac jokes. They are translated into French, and used for a
text-book under thc caption of "Anecdotes Nouvcllcs."
Pound has quit his regular work in chemistry and is now
devoting his time to concocting philters and potions which
"do abuse the delicate property of youth and maidhood."
For it inakcth thc Seniors wrathy,
When they don their cow-boy hats,
To have some envious Junior,
Get up and ejaculate "Rats."
Go and ask Russcl to spring the "lago" gag on Tinglcy.
Everybody, especially those who have Junior Shakespeare,
will greatly enjoy it. He charges nothing and it will pay
every student to give him a call and enjoy the joke.
The Juniors went down to Roca in double "rigs," of course
taking it easy by the way. Arriving there they took supper,
and enjoyed the open-hearted hospitality of Mr. and Mrs.
Keys until about eleven o'clock, when they drove home in
the bewitching moonlight and their buggies.
Mr. Pert Wheeler has been in Omaha for thc last two
weeks enjoying his caster vacation. lie reports that thc
girl is still waiting at thc foot ol the stairs . S. Register.
The above may be an item of interest to thc girl of thc U. ol
N.. who seems to have unconsciously fallen into the habit of
her Omaha sister.
There is nothing absolutely nothing that rivals in
sweetness, the appearance of our coed cadets in their new
uniforms. An ordinary unmilitary girl has no show at all.
There is only one thing lacking now to our complete happi
ness from a miliiaiy standpoint, and that is permission to
take thc co cd company along to camp.
We heard that some Aztec mummies from Arizona arc on
exhibition on O street between Twelfth and Thirteenth.
This information immediately knocked the bung out of the
barrel of our reason, and a stream of thoughts gushed forth.
Among them the most prominent was, that around thc Uni
versity arc several fossils that would grace such an exhi
bition. A K)'I!y camp is for the time being located near thc fair
ground, and the proverbial curiosity of woman is again
exemplified in this fact, namely, that the gypsies arc getting
rich. A number of our coeds visited said camp in order to
get a view at their uncertain futures, particularly as regards
old maidhood, etc. Ask Misses C , R , L , and
T , what the fortune teller said.
Tt is rumored that our friend, Frank Carpenter, has had quite
a controversy with thc girls concerning a meeting of theirs held
every Sunday afternoon in thc University building. They
have waited on Carpenter and asked him to come up Sunday
afternoons, and open the building. While he is and, as we
know, has always been willing to accomodate us to the best of
his powers, he thinks that this is asking a little too much.
He puts in about fourteen hours daily here, must remain late
on Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday evenings to close up
J after the meetings, and we do not blame him fo;r wishing his
