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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
k flttrapftper deroteu to tun Interest of the
University of Nebra ska.
fnbllshea at 134 North 11th Bt., by
THE HESPERIAN PUB. CO.
(Incorporated.)
DIRECTOR B:
J. W. Crabtree, Proaldent.
0, L. TownOiSeorotnrr'TroBsarBr.
J. I. Wyor, T. J. Howott, K. W. Washburn.
BtbrUho II .McCatt .
QkoiofTp. Bdidlbk
Managing Editor
Asst. Manager
- Athletic Editor
rtEPORTEItS.
R. 0. Pollard, Clifton Carter,
Norrla Hose, R. T. Hill,
J. R. Farney, Cliff Crooks.
John A. Wilson, Linn M. Huntington.
' The subscription price of the. Dally Nebras
Won ia 82 for the college year with a regular de
lltery before oliapel each day. NotlceB.com.
mnufcations, and other mntUr intended for pub
licMtion, must be handod in at the Nebrnikan
office before 7 p. m.,or mailed to tho editor do
fore 8 p. m., of the day prsrloua to that day on
vhloh they are expected to appear.
Subscriptions may bo left at tho Nobraskan
ofllco, at tho Co.Op., or with Buslnoss Manager.
Subscribers will confer a faTor by reporting
promptly at this ofllco any failure to recelre Uie
paper. . , ,
All chances in adTortUlnf matlor must bo in
tho ofllco by 3 p. m. ou the day previous to tuat
on which they aro to appear.
Address all communications to the Daily No
braskan, 131 N. 11th 8t Lincoln, Nebraska.
Telephone 470.
Entoroil ut tho poHt ofllco at L'ncoln. Nob.,
us Hocond class mull niuttor.
As tho, season opoos there ia mani
fest unuBiial Intorcsb In basket ball
by the young lndy athletos or tbo
University. It Is to our oredlt that
suc'li a stato of affairs and suoh senti
ment is prcsont in tho university.
LaBt yoar we bad u winning team and
tho Indications aro that this yoar we
will Unvo lust as yood n team as last
yoar.
Members of last years team in
eastern schools say that girls basket
ball as playoa thcro is very slow, and
not as oxcltlng and sucoossrul In
plain solontllio plaving as horo.
Jo doubt Ramos In addition to tho
Missouri oontast next Saturday will
bo arrangod at no distant date at
which the playing capabilities of tho
young ladles will bo shown. Tho
Univorslty should pay thorn all atten
tion possible ann give as much sup
port and taKO as much Interest In
thorn as In any other branch of col
lege athletics.
Tnc need of an enlargmont of the
campiis IS bnTrJKfoltrTrroTO-Trnd monr
as each yoar, the number of studonbs
increases. A now parade ground for
tho battalions and larger grounds for
athletics, particularly foot-ball is
badly needed. A larger appropria
tion and more of it usea In this di
rection woulu greatly help In tho
building up and beautifying of our
campus.
Law School of tho Tcmplo College is
also opon to women
The first woman to bo admitted to
tbo rniladolplila ,or Pennsylvania
Bars tho first to onter tbo law De
partment of tho University of Penn
sylvania as woil as tbo first woman to
graduato tbcofrrora was Mrsv Carrlo
U. Kllgoro. Sbo was graduated with
tho class of '80 and was admitted to
tho Oar aftor a bard and persistent
fight boforo tho Judges of tho
bupromo Court of Pennsylvania and
tho looal courts of Philadelphia.
Mrs. Kllgoro is at present practising
actively In tho Philadelphia Courts.
It was not until ton yoarB after this
that anothor woman registered at
tho Pennsylvania Law School. This
was Miss Isabel Darllgton a graduato
of Wolsley, residing at West Chester,
Fa. Sho was graduated with hone
with tho class of '07, reoolvlng the
highest number of distentions in tho
class. This brilliant young woman,
liko her predecessor, had to overcome
many obstacles before sho wa admit
ted to tho local Bar of her county,
and only succeeded aftor a bitter and
prolonged contest. Two others have
since graduated from the Law School.
Theso wero Miss Diana Hlrschlor,
who is at present succcssullv praotlc
In in Boston, Mass.; and Mrs. Mar
Rarott Center Klingelsmith. who was
admitted to the Philadeplhla Bar.
and who uow has tho unique dis
tinction of being tbo ony woman law
librarian in tho country, sho havlnc
been appointed librarian of tho Bid
dlo Law Library of tho Univorslty
soon after irraduatlon. Both of theso
womon graduated with the class of
1808.
Although no women have boeu
graduated since 181)8, a number of
women have registered sinco that
timo as regular and nlsr, as special
students, and tho co-ed at Bonn's
Law School has now become a per
manent tixturo. Tl'ero are at present
scvon regularly registered women
law students at the", University Tho
largest number which has over ap
pealed upon tho rolls of tbo Depart
ment. All of theso are in attenpancc
daily and are doin woll the work as
signed to them in tneir respect vo
olasscs. Tho scholastic standing of
tho womon students and the standard
of preparatory edouatlon which each
possesses is equal to that of their fol-
low studonts, ono having graduated
New Books
Our Fall Stock has
arrived and -yoir are
invited to examine it.
All the new books
and many of the old
favorites.
All kinds of School Supplies
Wilson &
Hall
Hoolcscllers and
Stationery
1123 0 St
Dancing
Academy
PROF. HOLMES, of Ckicago
Offices and Studio
325S3UTH 12th.
Dancing Academy Wnlsh Hall oyer Rook
Inland Ticket Ofllco. 11th and O 8ts.
Twenty yenrs exper
tencr. 11ns ninac over
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UBnilSll teeth, J5 00. 33-K Gold crown $5.
IOI4 II Qt mat Silver fillings 50 cents and
I Z I 4- U 01 18 III up. Gold filllngB $1.00 nnd
I IllOnl II "P- Teeth extracted without pain
LlriuULrll 25 cents. '
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tal Ofllco, Cor. 11th and O Streets,
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L911.
DR. BENJ. P. BAILEY; Dr. Mav
Lou iso Flanagan; Ofllco, 141 South
12th Street Tolopbono 618.
The
New Century
1123 N STREET
Is the place to get your
Printing
Their work speaks for
itself. Unequaled in
the city
PHONE366 R, A. M'CARTNEY,
Proprietor
NEW and
SECOND
HAND
Bicycles
from ttryn Mawr, ono from Wilson,
another from Winthnp, and slill an
othor having attonded tho aoadomin
department of tho Univorslty 01
MichlRan.
Nothing nas taken place within tho
past few years to cloar tho minds of
somo of tho eastern people of tho
-Idea tht uur Univorslty Is nothing
more than a high school, than the
lame crowd which took advantage of
tno oxcurslon rates to Minnesota.
ADVANTAGE OF WOMEN LAW
STUDENTS IN PHILADELPHIA.
Tho Quaker City ia rapidly beoom
Iuk tho meooa for women desirous of
entorlnR tho legal profossl6n. Not
only aro tho doors of tho Department
of Law of tho Uulvejity 0f Pennsyl
vania oncn to womon but In tho last
' year soveral of tho clubs for women
in tho city have established courses
designed for womon studonts at law
as well as for women who desire a
moro liberal education or who con
template cntorlng,-a buslhess or pro
fessional careor. Tho Philadelphia
White
Drill
Gloves
Good Quality
10c a pair
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Spalding's Foot
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On all
our Foot
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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 unanimously declare
them the best cleats ever put
on a shoe. Insist upon hav
ing1 them for your shoes.
Everything for football
Head harness, ankle brace,
shin guards. Handsome il
lustrated Catalogae free.
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Universities. Illustrated Manual,
Ham pie prioen,
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Special attention given to disease of women
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