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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
K navripapar rieroted to the interests of tho
University of Nebraska.
Published at 134 North 11th St., by
THE HESPERIAN PUB. CO.
(Incorporated.)
DIRECTORS:
J. W. Crabtree, President.
G. L.Towno,8ecretary-Treai!urer.
J. I. Wyor, T. J. Hewett, K. W. Waihbnrn.
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Btbrmmo n .McCaw
J. A. Maknino
QEOXOB P. BniDLEB
Managing Editor
Aist. Manager
- Athletic Editor
H. fl. Pollnrd.
NorrU Huso,
J.R. Farney,
John A. Wilton,
itEPORTERS.
Clifton Carter,
R. T H1U,
Cliff Crooka. .
LinnM. Hnntlntoa.. .
Christian Association. Religious or
ganizations too often forgot to look
to tho physical needs of thoso whoso
spiritual weifaro thoy would Insure.
To provldo a pleasant, homelike
building bright with an atmosphoro
of cordiality and good will, whero
students and working airls can got
meals at tho lowest prico, this Is a
work of Christ in itself. It is also a
potont moans of reaching the gins
and interesting thorn In tho helpful
rollglouB meetings of tho society.
Sifci
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kan is Cfor the college year with a regular de
livery before chapel each day. Notices, com
munications, andotbor matter Intended for pub
ii.. i ,... K. t.Btwlntl In nt thn Nanraikan
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Subscribers will confer a favor by roportlng
promptly at this ofllce any failure to receive tue
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on whloh thoy are to appear.
Address all communications to the Dally Ne
braakan, 134 N. 11th Bt., Lincoln, Nebraska.
Telephone 470.
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The Daily Nebraknn U l)lnr sent
to nil auboorlbora cm tho old Nebrns-.kun-Herfperlan
lint. Thoe subscrib
ers to tho Nolirnskan-IIesperlan
Who do not deslro tho Dully will
please noTlfy th maimijer by card
us soon a possible. "Whore no noti
fication Is received It Is understood
that tlio nubsorlber wishes tho pa
per to continue.
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Tho studunts who are not In the
habit of attending "Tho Student's
Hour." would Mnd It very interesting
uid spend thoso thirty minutes very
pleisantly. Tho Chancellor has suc
ceeded In changing tho character ot
tho exercises to a great extent and
each student should find It a pleasure
to attend.
Wo notlco a mowing tendency In
tho universities to do away with old
time rushes and class lights. 'This
.seems a result of higher standard and
a moro perfect intellectual develop
ment. It Is our obligation to exor
cise higher Judgment and rise above
tho animal nature. Class contentions
aro perfectly legitimate but let them
be of a moro elevated sort than that
exerohoi between brute forcer;.
KAPPA ALPHA THETA INITA
TJOIN. Kappa Alpha Theta initiated fivo
young ladles into tho myterles of tho
sorority Friday night at tho home of
Miss Margery xjoomls. After tho
rltos, tho young ladles wore takon
In carriages to tho homo of Miss Rose
Carson whore an eight course ban
quet was served. Miss Halllo Post
presided as toaBt mistress and called
upon tho following young ladles for
responses: Misses Barr, Weldy, Nel
oro Wilson, Marglo Loom Is, Jane
Douglas, Kathcrlno Agnew, Allco
Towno and Joan Tuttle. ;
The initiates were: Miss Allco
Towne, or Omaha; Miss Harriet
Paul, of Henderson, la.; Miss Geor
gia Patterson of Umaha and Misses
Rallio Agnew and Neloro llson uf
LI ncoln;.
Prom the general Improvement uf
the campus studonts havo evidently
been taklnir advantage of the waste
paper cans. Every student should
take pains to see that he throws
no paper upon the campus but be
caroful and put It in tho boxes fur
this pin pose. If everyone does his
nutv thoro will bo much moro im
provement In a short time in tho
appearance of tbe grounds.
Columbia university Is auout to loso
the man who lias as her president,
7I6nYlwmuoTr for "her In tho last
twelve years. Dr. Scth Low resigns
Ills position in order to devote his
life to tho work ofcleausing Now
York politics. Ho enters Into this
battlo from a non-partisan stand
point and, if elected mavor his first
act will 'too to -Temovo tho corrupt
police commissioner ana his assis
tant. Tills cause is a worthy one
and Dr. Low is a man of broad mind,
groat knowledge of men and remark
ably good Judgment, who ought to
bo tho ono to succeed In It. Dr.
Nicholas Murray Butler Is named as
his probable successor to tho presi
dency of Columbia.
Thoro lis no branch of Christian
work which Is raoro practical and
productlvo of good results than.tlfnt
carried on by tho Young Women
PI LHI INITIATION.
Tho young ladles of Pi Beta Phi
Initlated.seven new members Wednes
day evening. Tho ceremony was neld
at tho homo of Miss Lois Burruss,
Fourteenth and II streets whore a
broakrast was served to tho initiates
tho following morning.
Tho initiates were: Misses Willa
Allen, of Madison, Bess Burrus and
Pearl Archibald, or Lincoln, Graco
Conerd, of Atlanta. Iowa, Edna Hol
land, Falls City. liLuiche Meeker, of
Greenwood, OMhotnie Whltmore, uf
Valley.
PERSHING HOP COMMITTEE"
At a special mooting or the Rides
Thursday ovoning a committee lor
tho annual Pershing Rifle Hop was
chosen as follows:
Sergeant R. C. Pollard; chairman,
Sergeant Lau; master or ceremonies,
Sergeants Farnoy,. Thomas and Phil;
lips. Tno Hup will be held I'rklay
evening December 0 at the Lincoln
hotel. Every clTort will be made to
inako.lt the.best dance ever held at
tho Lincoln.
TWO STUDENTS EXPELLED.
It is reported that two students
have been expelled from the univer
sity. The university authorities. will
give no details but admit that two
young men have been forced to leave
school. Tho names of tno students
aro withheld. Rumor has it that one
Of them wasround guilty of copying
woMc-from the notc-bootcrjfTmuttTeT
student and pciSlslontly asserting
that thoy wore his own. Tho other is
said to havo fallen into ovll habits as
a result of bad associates.
The seniors of Michigan this year
will give a "smoker." Thoy profess
anti-coed sentiments and express their
ideas this way.
COLLEGE NOTES.
Cornell baseball practice began Oc
tober 21 on Percy field.
Cornell and. Princeton have the
only fooibull teams that havo not beon
scored against this year.
At a recent meeting of men from
nil classes at Cornell the custom of
undergraduate "rushes" was done
away with.
Fifty-five co-eds and seventy-six
young men have or will be initiated
into fraternities In Wisconsin this
fall.
FRESHMEN REGISTER.
Owing to tho confusion in tho
freshman class meetings resulting
from the impossibility of deciding
who woro freshmen and who wore
not, it was decided to have all fresh
men rcglstor. Tho registration was
made a condition to voting or taking
part In tho class meetings. All day
Friday at a table in tho lower hall
of the main building ono man was
kept busy receiving the names of
thoso who desired to vote in tho class
meetings. Registration will con
tinue today from .10 am., until 2:30
pm.
TRACK MEE POSTPONED.
The traok moot which was schedul
ed for 2 o'clock last Saturday, was
postponed until 4 pm. to-day. It will
be held on Nebraska Held. Admis
sion is free.
Tho State Historical Society have
received a very line collection of
Pawnee relics from .1. R. Coffin of
Genoa Neb.
A few new cases are to bo put into
the Historical library in a short time.
FRUIT
That's what we put in our
high grade chocolates.
No extracts, no oils, but
the genuine pulp straw
berry, pineapple, currant
and a host of others.
r:w. maxwell co.
MnkersofUood Chocolates.
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10 14 n Otrnnt Silver filling" so cents and
ZI4 U OIIBdIj ii. Cold fillliiKH Ji.oo and
Utipni II "P Tectli extracted without pain
nUULril 25 cents.
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and maiir of the old
favorites.
All kinds of School Supplies
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Booksellers and
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1123 0 St
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Spalding's Foot
Ball Shoes.
On all
our Foot
Ball Shoes
we are now
putting the
new style
cleats as
shown in
cut. After
a thorough test last season
by a few of the leading play
ers, they unanimousl3r declare
them the best cleats ever put
on a shoe. Insist upon hav
ing them for your shoes.
Everything for football
Head harness, ankle brace,
shin guards. Handsome il
lustrated Catalogae free.
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New York Chicnfro Denver
Spalding's Oflh-iul Football (Juido for
1901, edited by Walter Camp, price 10c
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Sticciul altention Riven to riiacasc of women
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with no diHcomTort or Injury to pationt. Kt
orythlna in lipmolilco as tosSiule. Board and
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Bicycles
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Every now Studont
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Dancing
Academy
PROF. HOLMES, of Chicago
Offices and Studio
326 SOUTH 12th.
Dancing Academy Walsh Hall over Book
Island Ticket Ofllce, 11th and O 8ti.
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