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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
A newapapor devoted to tho intereita of tha
UnUnfitly of Nobrnttka.
Publlahod at 131 Nortlrllth St., by
THE HESPERIAN PUB. CO.
(Incorporated.)
DIRKCTOR8:
J. W. Oriblreo. Prat Idout.
0. L.Towno, Becrotarr-Troaauror.
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J, 1. jrer, T. J. Howott,
Waibburn.
Htsbliko H. McCaw
J. A. MAXNIWO
OaOHOl P. SUIDLBB
Managing Editor.
Aist. Manager
Atbletto Editor
RKPOnTRRfl.
n. a Pollard. CHftoB l Carter,
Noma Hnie. It. T. Hill,
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Tho labMrlptlou trico of tho Daily Nob"1'
Van ! P 'or t.ho collog jour with n rogular "
JiY bafora clmpal each day. Notices, co
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"Bab'iotfptlonsflsay.bd left aftlio Nobraakan
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tfubaertbore will confer a favor by reporting
promptly at thti oQloo any failure to receive tho
paper. ,
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on which they aro to appear.
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One of tho vital needs in the Uni
versity just at present is a better and
more permanont organization ofyfOot
ers at football games. The -weakness
'of tho old method ot temporary organ
ization was very evident at all tho big
jjamos last year. Thorc waB no uni
formity or system In what rooting
there waB dono. When tho spirit did
movo tho crowd on tho bleachers tho
honeflclal effect was counter-balanced
by lack of method. Tho only way to
icmedy this Is by the formation of a
motors! club withlii permanont organl
zatlon. The Dally belioves tho plan
foosable and would BUggest tho hold
ing of a football rally on tho campuB
in tho noar future at which some ac
tion' respecting a club could bo takon.
The suggestion mado by tho athletic
board that one of tho University classes
or societies orect a memorial office at
tho entrance to tho athletic field Is a
good one and ought to bo carefully
considered by all student organiza
tions. Tho present senior class might
.emulate tho example of thd last one
byprasacnilng to tho University some
token which will preaorvo Its memory
to later classes. Nothing would be of
inoro valuo to tho Institution than a
neatly built ticket ofllco as suggested
by the board. It would be both useful
uud permanont.
VTjn '.ftPNfltar.
Wo can satisfy, Lady or
Gentleman, at
1418 0 St.. E. H. MUNSON.
This Shoe
In Patent Kid, Enamel,
Box Qalf, Velours Calf
or Vici Kid.
$3.50, AA to E4
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AIUMNI.
The best place in the city to buy
good shoes clcap 1b at Sanderson's,
1213 O street. t
15o not buy a choap tailor-made" suit
rnitll-YOU-looknt-the -Alfred Donjamln-.
and Broltow Bros, ready-to-wear gar
incnts at Palue's.
C. Burton Robblns is attending tho
law department of Columbia Univer
sity, Now York City
Frank Rain, '99, is spending a fow
' days lfl .Lincoln beforo going ,to Ann
Arbor to. take his degree lu law.
"ThoTliternry societies are organizing
and setting rendy for next year's work.
All tbred of them will hold receptions
for now students next woek.
. Tho "U. of N." Fountain Pen at $1.00
.and thc"'High School" Fountain Pen
at 69c are to bo had only nt the Lin
coln Book Store, 1126 0 street.
A, K. Barnes wont to Milwaukee
during tho summer to attend tho Na
tional, convention of Delta Tau Deltp
as delegate from the local chapter.
UrAlyorsity books, now arid socond
hand, and supplies of all kinds may bo
had at tho (Jo-Op., block south of
tho library. You will find courtoous
aid ofllclent service. When In doubt
he to books needed consult tho Co-Op.
rf you aro, a new student you will need
u fountain pen and tho Co-Op. has tho
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