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A Nowspapp r (Jevoted to tho InterotU of the
University of Nebrak,
A CONSOLIDATION OV
The Heprlnn. Vol. XXX
tho Nobraskan.Vol.il
Tho Bcartot & Cream, Vol. Ill
Btorllne II. MoCaw.
It. W. Harbor,
Chnn. I.Taylor, I
Clms. R. Wells, f
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Mannalng Kdltor
Editor-in-Chief
Buslnoss Managers
AsiUtniit Kdltor
ABROOIATl JBDITOIIB
V. C. Uatlo. n. A. MoNown. H. 0. Nelson
Win. One. DaoQuUeben.
Entered at the poit office at Lincoln. Neb. &a
Recdud Class Mall Matter.
TKLKPHONB 47.
Tho Dally taken thin opportunity to
call to tho attention of the HtudentH
tho exceptional opportunltloH offered
lor RalnlnR useful information by at
tending convocation in the morning-
Chancellor Andrews Iiiik made it a
point this year to Rive the very best
to the HtudentH, and tuose who appre
ciate hla effortH are tho.se who are
realizing the greateHt benefits. The
series of talks and concerts from morn
ing to morning are not merely for
amusement and for passing away a half
hour, but for the strengthening of the
student mentally and spiritually. Often
times one may reap benefits from at
tending one of the short lectures which
may open up his field of view, give him
wider vision and broaden and cultivate
the mind.
Thin suggestion of attendance at
convocation is not meant to urge and
insist that students attend tho exer
ciser, but merely calling to their at
tention tho opportunities which are
offered them, which are too valuable
for them to overlook.
Charles S. Allen, an alumnus of the
university, Bpoke at convocation yes
terday morning on the "Influence of
Public Opinion In Social Politics." Mr.
Allen spoke of the change In modern
universities In tho matter of consider
ing present politics. Tho tendency now
Is for students to take part In affairs
of tho world. Public sentiment, ho
said, Is a popular subject, formed by a
few. Tho administration of social af
fairs calls for special qualifications, the
most Important of which are business
ability, training and experience. Tho
samo experience Is required In modern
politics as in the handling of private
matters, only on a larger scale. Tho
great trouble at present is that tho
dogma of quality stands liftho way of
efficiency In local government. In de
mocracy every man has a right to
office, but In modern politics all ap
pointments made are expected to be
given to members of tho local democ
racy. In viewing the question of appoint
ments In office from tho standpoint of
whether tho office may be considered
a sugar-plum or not, tho question
arises whether It 1b democratic or not.
It 1b plainly soon that tho principle
does not repreBont tho idea of democ
racy. The difficulty of precedent lies In tho
fact that It Is founded on tho wrong
principle In tho matter of appolnt-
menu. An office Is created for tho valued at $20,000. His rarest stamp la
benefit of tho people who aro affected the 20-cent label l88ued In 1845 bv the
by the appointment and tho peoplo of i na nat ,, t ;
. -. . , , .... ot. 1-oulB post office, before there were
are benefited only when a man of yk ,. ... it, , ot . . c
, i , , mx i an regular United States stamos
is made a magistrate. Tho samo is iiuyn.
Sidles' Spor tine) Goods (iodse
Tennis, Base Ball and Gymnasium Goods. Agency for
World and National Bicycles. Send us your Repair Work
,3o4 o st., Phone f 1038. SDLES CYCLE CO.
true. In the matter of foreign teachera.
Schools exist for the benefit of school
children and It Is absurd to say that
their Interests shall be affected for the
sake of getting members of homo de
mocracy. If tho name principle were
applied to higher educational admin
istration people would consider It fool
ish All Hhese precedents exist not
by virtue of positive law, but they
are due to public sentiment. Talk,
said the speaker, will govern more and
morn matters In the future and this
could easily be changed In citiee If a
few of the educated and intellectual
people would take the matter in hand.
A. I-:. Sheldon of the State Historical
society bas had a photograph made of
an old map of the original townslte of
Niobrara, which he obtained as a loan
when ho was in Niobrara some time
ago The map is about flfty-Hix years
old.
The botany girls are somewhat ex
cited over a couple of notices of prizes
which are open to girls only. One of
these Is a prize of $1,000 for the best
thesis on a biological, chemical or
physical subject and the other Is a
scholarship In tho biological station at
Naples. Somo of the girls are talking
of trying to capture, one of the prizes.
K. K. Mackman, archaeologist for
the historical society, is In Platts
niouth making arrangements for the
placing of tho Horn pel collection of
curiosities in the historical library.
Tho local (i. A. R. has signified ita
willingness to allow its interest in the
collection to bo removed. Last year
Mr. Hlackman explored the flint quar
ries at Nehawka and while in that
part of tho state expects to spend some
timo in searching for the home of the
ancient people who did this work. Ho
will soon start on a trip along the
Platte from Plattsmouth to Ashland,
hoping to find tho clipping field where
the Hint was made into instruments.
HIG HORN BASIN.
Aro you Interested In the Rig Horn
Rasin of Wyoming?
It's a rich but undeveloped portion
of northwestern Wyoming. It con
tains marvellous openings for small
ranches along good streams in the val
leys, with ono million acres of gov
ernment land open to settlement un
der tho United States land laws.
Tho Burlington Route has just pub
lished a folder descriptive of the Rig
Horn Rasin. It is Illustrated and con
tains an accurate map. It tells about
tho lay of tho land, character of tho
soil, products, yield, Irrigation and op
portunities. If you're Interested, better write for
a copy. It's free. J. FRANCIS,
General Passenger Agent, Omaha, Neb.
8tmpi Valued at 820)0 Kach.
Henry J. Crocker, the San Francisco
capitalist, has 100 rare Btamnn that n
Capitol City Bowl
ing Alley, 1218 N St
Wc cater to the student trade
O. E KIMBERLY, Prop.
A Close Shave
A hair cut, or anything else
you waat a bnrber to do for
you, at the
Y. M. C. A. Barber Shop,
13TH AND STREETS
LINDSEY'S
For Cigars, Tobaccos, and
Up-to-date Heading Ma ttt-r.
Richards Block. Also 1131 O St.
Attention, Students!
I wish to know you.
I wish you to know my work.
For thm reason I will give you your
denta,l work at about half the us
ual rates for about sixty days.
DR.A. B. AYERS, 127 So. lath.
FOR $3.50
We -have placed on sale a new line of Foot Glove
Shoes, high and low top just what you want for
Spring Wear.
Perkins & Sheldon's,
1129 O STREET.
NATURE'S OWN WAY
of teaching a Foreign
Language is
Through the Eiar.
FOREIGNERS MASTER OUR MOTHER TONGUE.
They have neither books, teachers nor interpreters; they may
be Russians, Germans, Frenchmen, Spaniards or Swedes,
they generally understand nothing about the principles of
grammar; they may be too young or uneducated to even write
their own language, yet despite it all, they invariably, within
a few months, master sufficient English not only to make
themselves understood, but to speak it gramatically and cor
rectly" provided they have mixed with cultured classes of
society.
From these facts, it is obvious, some system must exist
which always and under all circumstances leads to complete
control of a foreign tongue. Again we say v
IT IS NATURE'S OWN WAY, AND
COMES THROUGH THE EAR ....
Let us bring any foreign language in your own room,
spoken by a foreign professor, who is there at all hours of the
day, willing to instruct you for 24 hours each day, if you wish.
The cost is but trifling. Call at our store for a free demonstration.
LANGUAGE
PHONOGRAPHS
DO NOT FORGET that you will
soon be going away. You can't
carry your trunks. Call us up and
wc will take you to any depot and
send a hack to take you. Tel. 303.
Ensign Omnibus & Transfer Co.
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