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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 6, 1907)
"Wn.. . 8Tr.ii.r j,iiui.. i.ii.. . ' Jibe, 2) a I fe f. e b,r a 0 Ife-a n .?' "luUtau.v ". Mii&uun uj .j ; I II 1.-1 Wktf' GbeSlatlgflebraefcan ,, i i- i . i i - r i ' TUB PH0PI3UTY OF TMC rNIVKHBITV OF NIOHHABKA. Lincoln, Nkiiraka. PUBLISHED EVERY DAY EXCEPT SUNDAY AND MONDAY HV THK HTUDRNT PITH. nOAHO. Pabllcatlon Offlci, 126 N. 1410 St. IMItor-lii-clilof J. Carroll Kuoflc, 'OS AHSfjrlutu Editor Clyde E. Elliott, 'Oil MuiuifClnK Editor A. E. Lour. Oft Athlutlcfl HurIi W. CralK. '07 Goni'nil Nowh Htuiiri I. DojIh. 'OD Hi'vIowb Oortrudo Moore, 07 ("kin vocation Liuim HhoadoH, '08 AHHlHtnnt AtlilutluH. Millar H. Urncdlct, '09 AHHt. Oon. Nowh Hldnoy O. Eviiiih, '00 Departmental I'mil II. Hutlcr. '07 .1. C. Elder. 07 Ouy Mnntgomory, MO W. E. Btnndovpu. '07 Alexander J. Dunlnp, '09 C. (i. Hlckmun. '07 HiihIiickm MiuitiKur....nyron 10. Yodnr, '08 AHfilHtimt Manager Quy Ilurdy, '03 Clrvulntor II. C. Robertson, '00 TELEPHONES:. DAY Auto 1528. NIQHT 2365 and 4472 Editorial and Business Office: BA8EMENT, ADMINISTRATION BLDQ. Postoffice, Station A, Lincoln, Neb. 8UB8CRIPTION PRICE, $2.00 PER YEAR Payable In Advance Single Copies, 5 Cents Each. INDIVIDUAL NOTICES will bo. chanted for nt the ruto of 10 cents per InHortfon f6r evory llflccn words or fraction thereof. Faculty notleoM and Unlvondty hullutlnn will gladly be published free. Entorod at tho poHtofllcu at Lincoln. Nebraska, as HoconU-cliujH mall matter under tio Act of CongrenH of March 3, 187!). THE MATTER OF POLITICS. It Is with a deop sigh of relief we see this dark cloud of political strifo Breaking away and the puro, cheerful light of happy good-fellowship stream ing thru the rifts. Whether on ac count of its convenient location as a sort of lobby or on account of the prox lralty of candidates, the air down in tho Nobraskan offlco has for tho last week been very dense, and indistinct, but ominous, mutterings havo dis turbed the quiet at all hours of day and night. First, along comes a group discuss ing "prospects." Sayings of much pro fundity uro exchanged, then some- OOOOOOOOOOOOOOQ(XKDOOpOOOOOOOOOCKXXXXXXXOOOOOOOCOOOOO RESULTS TELL - . - . a Wo claim to be the best CLEANERS and DYERS in Lincoln and $ aro hero to prove It Our methods and machinery are tho VERY LATEST and our workmen the host that money can secure. Wo clean the finest dresses and robes without danger of fading or shrinking and guarantee not to injuro thom in any way. Wo also cloan gentlemen's clothing of all kinds. Goods called for and deliv ered. AH goods thoroughly sterilized. We do altering and repairing. Phono Boll 147 1320 N stroot Phono Auto 1292 Call or wrlto for price list. Lincoln, Nob. J. C. Wood & Company CXX)C)(XC)CXiC5C)00CXXro body says something funny, and there is nothing but a long continuous guf faw for the next flfteon minutes. Af fairs look reasonably promising. But now. a candidate enters. He is worn and jaded; he seoniB to lack rest, hlB eyes havo a tired look about them together with something of a hunted expression, but at tho recital of some "story" being circulated, by an over-enthusiastic supporter they naturnfly Hash with resentment. It Is all a big circus, for the onlooker. Now it is not the intention to cast a slur on class politics. As a part of col logo life, it is proper and praiseworthy, giving a zest to class life and class rivalry-, and putting spirit Into things. Clnss politics 1b to bo oncouraged in every possible way tho it may, per chance prove somewhat amusing to see people getting so .deadly In earnest H about It, ' Yet there Is one feature of the mat ter, certainly, which, besides being do- cidedly. lnugliabje, doserves s6niu thing other than praise. Thrit Is the prac tice of telling menu stories about the , other fellow. It is not, we believe, in- dulged in by the candidates, but. there! aro certain hangers-on not overburden-1 ed with scrupulouness. It reminds one very much of a child spanking lis! paper doll after seeing tho grown-upsdo that sort of thing. At least, wb hope It is prompted only by a desire to imi tate. It Is perfectly proper, of course for real politicians to tell lies about dach other. They are grown up nnd are very wIbc, but .it were better to loave such features to reul politics, and make class politics clean as well as lively. EVENTS OF FORMER YEARS. Happenings of other years as record' ed in the Nobraskan. Five Years Ago Today. Tho first preliminaries for the debat ing squad took place. Four Years Ago Today. Nebraska defeated Colorado basket-ball .'17-11. , Three Years Ago Today. The Junior Prom took place. at THE JUNIOR PROMENADE. First Formal Function of the Year. The first and one of the most impor tant social events of the school year, the Junior Prom, occurs next, Friday night at tho Lincoln hotel. Thru the efforts of Chairman Munn, of tho Prom Committee, preparations for the func-! Hon have been arranged with great re- j gard for the smallest details and the danco gives promise of being a big sucoess that will please the most fns tltudous student in the university. In order that the dancing floor may not be crowded the number of tickets has boon limited to seventy-five. Only a few of these remain unsold and the numbor will not bo extonded. Successful -Alumnus. His friends in the University will be pleused to learn that George Poster Shldler, '03, has just boon awarded ope of tho eight Intorneships at St, Luke's Hospital, Chicago. These places aro highly valued as bolng the most de sirable In Chicago nnd tho competition for them is very keen. This year forty men wrote on the competitive ex aminations, Mr. Shldler has also ob tained one of tho two Intorcshlps award ed at Englowood Gonoral Hospital, but the place at St. Luke's being so much butter, he has acceptod It. While In Nebraska, Mr. Shldler was identified with Sigma Alpha Epsllon and was ono of tho founders of tho Innocents. German Cub Meets. The Gorman Club meets tomorrow night, Feb, 7, with Miss Julia 'Kors meyer, 1920 C St. The purpose of tho meeting is- toelect officers. .A good writing, tablet is a necessity. Got it at tho Uni Bpok Storo. UNIVER8ITV BULLETIN. February. Wednesday, G. Informal reception to women, U. 100. Miss Grace Glenn; 2: 00-4: 110 p. m. Address by Miss Grace Glenn to all students. Mom. Hail, 7:30 p. m. Senior men tryoiit forSenlor ploy', 7:30 1). m., Union Hail. ' Innocents meet at 7:30 In U. 1 11. Thursday, 7. Convocation, 11 a. m. Prof. Losen, "Lalla Rhook." German Club meets, 8:00 p. in. with Miss Korsmeyer. 1920 C. Elec tion of officers. Friday, 8. Vesper services, 5:00. Matinee. Musical render "The Fire Wor shipers." Junior Prom. Lincoln Hotel. Chorus Party, 8:00 p. in. Mem. Hall. Saturday, 9. Tryouts for Charter Day, 2:00 p. m. Kansas vs. Nebraska. Basket-ball. 8:15 p. m. Armory. Tuesday, 12. Convocation, 11 a. m. Prof. Nathan Bernstein (Omaha High School)! "Tho Growth of An Ideal." First unnual gymnasium exhibition, 8:15 p. m. Friday,. 15. Convocation, 5:00 p. m. Prof. G. E. Condra, "The Opening of Indian Territory." Illustrated. April, 5. Nebraska-Wisconsin debate. Mom. Hall. Albert M. Levy a former student of this university who has'boen attending the Northwestern University during the past four months has re-entered school hero for this semester. A. L. Weaver, '09, hus been appointed as assistant in one of the Physics courses. Since Mr. Weaver is only u Sophomore, he deserves especial credit in attaining this responsible position. Chas. S. Pholps, an Engineering stu dent of the class of '08, loft last Friday to accept a position with the Union Pacific In Kansas. He will be a mem ber of a surveying party with head quarters in Kansas City. The Michigan Dally, the ofliclal pub lication of the Ann Arbor school, says that the university will lose tho serv ices of all Its coaches and- trainers, unless the athletic authorities vote to I withdraw from the "Big Nine." UNDERWOOD VISIBLE TYPEWRITERS 136 North Eleventh Boll 348.. Auto 3881 ii FRATS- When in need of COAL call Wm (HOCOIATES AT RECTORS A S N A P FOR YOU. OUR CLEARANCE SALE STILL ON By tho way, we are receiving shipments of swell new Ox fords almost daily. As to see them. ,lie( NVS pfrha-sn. t2toOSTMr.fr THE CUSTOM of sonding valentines on February 14 is ono that time has not chnngod. While more valentines than evor before aro sold, the nature of the valentine hus changed. Books havo come to l)o recognized jus valoutines. 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