RESOLUTION FOR JEWETT 
 
 Regents Express Sorrow at Death 
 of Librarian. 
 
 *T rq Y 
 
 Regents, officials, professors and stu- 
 dents at the state university, 1 uesday 
 morning united in expressions of sorrow 
 over the death of Walter K. Jewett, uni- 
 versity librarian, in this city Monday 
 evenin 0 ' following an illness extending 
 HT seven weeks" The regents astern- 
 bled in special meeting, deferred their | 
 business matters long enough to pass il 
 formal resolutions of condolence. The* 
 
 f ° -Whereas, Dr. Walter K. Jewett was 
 on the third day of March, called away 
 by death from his labors among us, 
 
 ^Whereas, during his faifhfulandeffi- 
 cient service ot seven yeais the present 
 regents and their predecessors have at 
 alf times highly appreciated his broad 
 ! scholarship, sober • judgment, tact, 
 
 ' dustrv and high ideals, be it , 
 
 t ‘ Resolved, by the board ot re Sonts of 
 the University of Nebraska, that we 
 o-ive public expression of our profound 
 griff, and that a copy of this resolution 
 
 “a- ... .< -,J 
 
 most prominent men connected officially 
 with the institution, was recognizee 
 Tuesday morning in the postponement 
 of the regular semi-weekly convocation. 
 Further recognition will be 
 nesday afternoon at the time of the 
 funeral when all classes will be dis- 
 missed * between the hours of 2 and 4 
 
 °* Probably four prominent men connect- 
 ed with “the university will serve to- 
 morrow as pall-bearers. They aie. 
 Chancellor Avery, Dean Sherman, Dean 
 Bessey and Dean Davis. Services will 
 be held at the church of the Holy Trin- 
 ity Thirteenth and J streets, at 2.^0. 
 Rev. S. Mills Hayes being in charge. 
 The body will be taken to_ Boston, a 
 former home of the deceased for int er- 
 ment It will be accompanied by the 
 late doctor's cousin, Dr. W, B. Bancroft, 
 who arrived in Lincoln from his home 
 in Boston, during the past week. Mis. 
 Jewett will not go east . 
 
 I During the seven ye ars that Dr. 
 
 Jewett has been connected ^rorni- 
 
 • >a l university, he has oeeii i activities. . 
 nent among the s ^ 10 g C ^ o0 i librarian, he 1 
 
 Besides serving as SchO f athle tic 
 
 Soard^tnd toSTSn active part in its , 
 
 " The library, ^Td^emory* 6 Through \ 
 the monument to his n l beeR buil t in- \ 
 
 his unceasing ^al, n educational 
 
 to one of the la ^f e eSt m ?ddle west. Hurt 
 institution in +l ^r 1 S lr Iction of Dr. Jewett, 
 spring under the ^irection hundred thou- 
 
 it passed the^ malk ^nt long anticipated , 
 || n Ve oZef’inembers of the university | 
 faculty. 
 
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 U-PNIDALL JEWET 
 
 dr. WALTEK rvc. it since 
 
 Librarian at the state ^ gt _ Eliza- 
 
 1906, who died last 
 
 beth’s hospital. 
 
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