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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 3, 1919)
The Daily Nebraskan UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA OFFICIAL PUBLICATION EDITORIAL STAFF Cayloid Havla Howard Murtln J.nk I.andale Kuth Snyder . , Oswald Hhuk . Helen (J ill nor , . . .I-Mltor In -filler .Managing Kdltor News Kdltor .Associate Kdltor Spuria Kilitor ...Society Kdltor BUSINESS STAFP Glen II. Curdncr Business Manner Hoy Wvtliera Assistant Business Manager . Otfices: News, Basement, University Hall; Business, Basement, Administration Building. - Telephones: News and Editorial, B-2S1G; Business, B2597. Night, all Departments, BG696. rubllshed every day except Saturday and Sunday during the col lego year. Subscription, per semester, 1. Entered at the postoillcc at Lincoln, Nebraska, as second-class mail matter undrr the Act of Congress of March 3, 1879. THE DAILY NEBRASKAN CREED Iti the adoption f a definite policy for l lie Pally Nebrnskan. the new staff is governed largely by precedents established in the pasi. Our creed is based upon the' ideal of SERVICE; service to the stu dents in giving live information on university topics; and service to the faculty, in helping to bring that body Into closer touch with stu dent affairs Mid student life. The Daily Nebraskan rests upon a foundation of impartiality, and strives to avoid showing favoritism under all circumstances. A "square deal" for all, is the motto and touchstone that will guide the staff in its work for the coming semester. The Daily Nebraskan aims to mirror, student life at Nebraska. The editorial start" endeavors to take the lead in directing student thought and opinion, trusting to be of some service in solving some of the difficult problems that arise during I he school year. The ques tions bearing upon student life are the special concern of tho Daily Nebraskan. and the solution of the larger problems of life, and of tho world outside the immediate university circle, will bo hTt to older and wiser minds. THE CORNHUSKER BANQUET A tradition revived: The Cornhusker banquet has come into its own again. .More than two hundred university students had an oppor tunity last Thursday night to listen to the stirring words of men imbued with the genuine Nebraska spirit. In many respects, the ban quet was an improvement over the ones that have been held in other years. The old spirit of rowdyism was dead, and the spirit of dignity that prevailed, materially aided the efforts of the speakers to drive home the lesson of Cornhusker policy. Dr. Condra's powerful appeal for a bigger and better understanding of all things connected with the L'niverscity, touched the hearts of all those present. Let us accept the ehiillense of this sturdy Cornhusker, and become 100 per cent students in the course on University Tra ditions. The course is not given by our faculty, but we can all study I ihe subject by ourselves, and become prolicient in the history of out traditions. All true Cornhuskers should have at the tongue's end. the name of the Dean of every college on the campus, the name of Ne braska's three representatix es at the Peace Conference, the date of the founding of the University, the name of our Chancellor, the meaning of Ivy Day, and of Phi P.ta Kappa Day. When was the first Cornhusker , Banquet? What is Ivy" Day. When is Fete Day held and why? Why do the Freshmen wear the green caps? These are but a few of the j many facts that loyal Cornhuskers should know by heart. j Students should all welcome the return of the Conhusker Banquet, and should pledge themselves to maintain and preserve the high ideals of Cornhusker loyalty that were proclaimed by Dr. Condra and Ihe others who spoke. The Banquet is the melting pot of Cornhusker spirit and enthusiasm, and from it, there emanates the true love for our alma mater. SUPPORT YOUR COLLEGE NEWSPAPER The Daily Nebraskan brings the campus news to students. An obligation rests with the students to repay in a measure, the debt that is thus created. A dollar is a small sum to pay for the service that is rendered by the Nebraskan for an entire semester. Each day the important events and happenings in and about the University, are laid before subscribers in a clear and convenient form. A glance through the paper, and every student si then prpared to converse intelligently on all college topics. If the solicitors have missed you, apply at the students activities office, where your dollar will be gladly received, and your name will be placed upon the subscription list of your college newspaper. It is but a dollar today, and this small sum spent in the manner suggested, will give you a bouyant feeling, for having taken an active stand in the support of college activities. STOCK JUDGING TEAM WINS PERMANENT CUP The University of Nebraska added one more permanent trophy to its list when its college of agriculture stock judging team topk first place at the western live stock show at Denver. This is the third time, the university's BRONZE TABLETS To honor men who served country, without distinction as to rank or branch of service. HALLETT Uni. Jeweler For Designs, Samples and Prices Esth. 1S71 1143 O stock judging team has won first place at the western show, and tho championship cup thus became perma nent property of the institution. Miss Eva Ashton of the Nebraska team won high individual honors in the judging contest. She also won high honors in judging breeding and fat stock. Two silver cups were her reward. B. II. Rodenwald of the Ne braska team tied for second place and :r. N. Lawritson tied for fourth placc.- The other members of the champion ship team were II. N. Adams and J. R. Shepherd. The team won a total of $200 in money and three cups. il S. CAFE 139 South Eleventh CONSERVATION DEPT. j IN BROADiWORKj (Continued from W 1 j ,,:.,. para.Mphs. Collier's Weekly m ,,,, ,. dally. O'hcr class discussion, will Include foreign trade ad trade routes and their importance at thl tint" " "" ,,,:"' ,U1',y ,.,.,; the expansion of American ,,,.. Ihe ,nerh;mt marine and Its .Icvol.quncnt in tlu- UmHI ,1,,,,s: 11,0 nm(.,jns f hank within this couu ..v ..ml iiimiev and credit. As no- 'rial' work the (lass as a whole will discuss the cotton industry; its pro duction, labor pto'd.nis. marketing, speculation, the ouanialion of man ufacturing plants, and advertising The course promises to bo very inter esting and Is open to all students who have had Economics :!. and also to all others who desire to lake this work. HUSKERS RETALIATE 1 FOR DRAKE VICTORY (Continued from Page One) the former nay m hitting the basket three times for six points. The game was void of outstanding stars, however. Captain Jackson and Schellonberg failing to register but one goal apiece during the evening and Neumann. Reynolds and North left out in the cold entirely. Ted Pay sour again played the leading role for the Drake aggregation. He shot two goals and one free throw while McKinley and Shawver broke into the score column with one basket each. Jackson led off with the fust goal and placed Nebraska in the lead where the remained until the end of the first half, which showed a count of S to 7. One goal by Bailey and font free throws by Patty accounted for the eight points for tho Huskers. 1'ay seur's two 'baskets, and oue free goal on top of one basket by McKinley ex plains the Drake total. Bulldogs-Jump Ahead At the tip-off of the second stanza, Drake rushed down and Shawver popped a basket which made the black board lead !l to 8 for tho Iowa col lege. A- foul was then called on a visiting player and Patty immediately registered a free throw, knotting the count. The teams raced neck and neck un til Patty broke the lie with another free throw. From then on. tho Husk ers kept the Bulldogs with their heads on the ground while Bailey, Schellon berg, Patty and C.illilan kept right on piling up a bigger lead- When Ref eree Jones' whistle ended the proceed ings, the score board showed that Ne braska had 19 points and the Bulldogs fi. Freshmen Wallop Doane The Dusker freshmen wiped the floor with the Doane collegians, who are making a strong bid for state in- ter-collegiate honors, in the prelimi naries Saturday evening by a decisive score of 44 to 1C. The statistics show how far the Nebraska yearlings out classed the Crete quintet and that is about all that needs to be said about it. Doane beat the Wesleyan five re cently and the Dusker varsity are scheduled to meet the Methodists on February 27. You can't always bank on dope, though. Drop One to Grinnell The invasion of Iowa territory over a week ago resulted in one setback at Grinnell. where the baby members of the Missouri valley conference trim med the Huskers by a one point mar- j gin, t lie game running imu. eura periods to play off the tie. Nebraska annexed the other game from Grin nell and two from Drake at Des Moines. . Her percentage standing is now .C66, with four victories and two defeats to date in the valley race. Statistics of the Saturday Game Nebraska 1!) ' Drake 9 Patty t f T. Payseur Jackson f Shawver Reynolds c McKinley Neumann g-- LaMar Bailey g Ebert Goals Bailey, 3, Schellenberg. 1; Jackson, 1. T. Tayseur. 2; McKinley, 1 ; Shawver, 1. Tree throws Patty, 8; Gillilan. 1. T. Papseur, 1. Substitutes Gillilan for Patty; Davis for Jackson; North "for Neu mann: Schellenberg for Peynolds. P. Payseur for T. Payseur; Good for La Mar. Referee Jones. University Place. 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