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Scarlet Mid Cream, Vol. I.
Edltor-ln-Chl.f
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Circulator
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A. O. Bohre4br
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AJBOOIATi XDITOBS:
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Athletle
Literary
A. P. Booker
Oaylord O. Bennott
Dorothy Qnttax
RKroTims P. A. Kwlng, Violet Irwin, C
II. Tnrylor. W. C. RatnHoy, Edgar Mollott,
and Mabel Fonxlor.
Omoeat Editorial, D tXM BtulneM, U 211)$.
Post OCloe, Box 18, Station A, Llnooln.
Bubsoriptlon Prlo, $3 per year. In advance.
Btord at the pottofllao nt Llnooln, Nebraska
as aeeond-olasa moll matter.
Editorial Remarks
From ncross the sea comes the sad
tldlafsv borne on Invisible wings of
the death of Dr. Edgrcn, for many
years a toller In our midst and wIiobc
work waB a vital agent In the growth
of our University, We like to remem
ber him as one of those rugged char
acters whose function In life has been
the spreading of noble Ideas and the
establishment of truths that live after
their author Is forgotten In the oblivion
of long lapses of time. Few men were
In a better position to work In the
cause of good and to leave the ImpresB
of their training and experience upon
the minds and characters of others.
Awf few have used the gifts with
which they were endowed for a better
purpose. The lessons learned from
his example have contributed to the
uplifting and ennobling of the many
characters thut have come Into contact
with his. He is gone, but he leaves be
hind manifest evidence t lint he has
lived. He lias contributed materially
and essentially to the building up of a
great university and through his works
many go forth each year enlightened
nnd uplifted by reason of knowledge
gained from them. His work of or
ganization and management has built
a firm foundation upon which rests a
superstructure, which enduring through
passing generations and mounting
higher and higher, shall be strength
ened and increased by those following
him, and which shall ever be sustained
by the solidity of the base upon which
it stands. Here in the scene of his
former labors, his spirit lives, in the
MciUiKt-t- of our institution, and his
influence upon otheis, and in the vener
ation with which his memory will
ever i.e cherished here.
foil to attract popular attention, as
the idea of the faculty exercising them
selves In manly sports has already
been demonstrated to be an attractive
one In the minds of the students In
general. Whatever of an athletic char
acter the faculty may undertake will
bring out the spectators in large num
bers, by giving rise to nnd satisfying
groat expectations.
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All Seniors expecting to graduate
next June hao been advised to call
at the registrar's office and examine
th-Ir records. A prompt,attention to
this matter may aid In avoiding com
plicating difficulties later on. Perhapi
something may need to be straightened
out that one may not be aware of. Any
how, each Bhould call and either have
th'j satisfaction of knowing that his
record Is clear or the opportunity of
finding out if anything is wrong.
Severely Burned in Chem Lab.
An accident which might have result
ed even more seriously than it did oc
curred in the chemical laboratory yes
terday. Mr. T. E. Dailey, a dental stu
dent, while testing o combination con
taining a large proportion of nitric acid
was severely burned about the face and
on his left hand by a sudden reaction
of the mixture. An accident of a sim
ilar nature occurred Wednesday after
noon when S. T. Anderson sustained
a painful burn by spilling cold water
into a tube of sulphuric acid with which
he was experimenting. The consequent
reaction of the acid caused a burn
which was not bettered by Mr. Ander
son thrusting it into water instead of
ammonia.
"Nebraska" to be State Song.
The song entitled "Nebraska" writ
ten by Will Maupln and played by the
band in chapel at the final rally just
before the Illinois game, is to be made
the state song. This song will be for
mally dedicated nt a musicalo at the
home of Governor and Mrs. Mickey this
evening, to which have been Invited
a number of our faculty and University
administrative officers. Quite an elab
orate program has been arranged, in
which a number of people prominent in
Lincoln society will take part. The
Eong mnde quite a hit among the stu
dents when rendered In chapel.
Faculty athletics Is a comparatively
r.w thing here, and quite a Utile curi
of ity has been aroused over the organ
ization recently perfected by a 'trm
ber of our Instructors. Other Institu
tions have faculty clubs cf this char
acter and in some of them tbey tlgure
conspicuously in athlellc events. Al
tl ough a mere beginning has beoh
made here, yet the principle of the
thing Is recognized to be a woiihy
one nnd the passing of time will brum
whh it a natural growth and develop
ment. The'hygenlc advantages of suoh an
organization are at once apparent. Tho
training afforded will give the faculty
members tin opportunity to' benefit
through relaxation from their ardorous
duties and to exercise themselves in. a
manner calculated to Improve the phy
sical condition. The ennui, arising
from a meehanlcaf and habitual attend
ance to dally tasks Is banished by vig
orous exercise. Whatever public
evouta they may see fit to hold can not
Unions Will Elect and Debate.
The Union Debating cluu will discuss
tiie following question tomorrow even
ing: "Resolved. That the Cuban Re
ciprocity Treaty Should be Passed."
Messrs. Levy and Hovee will uphold
the aflhmntlve and Wnltman and
O'Gara tho nogativp. An election of
ofHceis will be held and all club niein
bisare urged to come out and vote.
A preliminary scrap is also scheduled.
All University men arc invited to at
tend tills meeting.
Palladian Debate.
The Palladians will debate the fol
lowing question tomorrow night: "Re
tolved. That the plan of proportional
rrpicseiuation should be adopted in
the election of Congressmen. " Tho
aillrmutlve side of the question will be
expounded by Messrs. Sullivnn and
Taylor, and the negative by Legro and
Martin. u
Maxwells Will Argue.
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At the meeting of the Maxwell De
bating club tomorrow night the fol
lowing question will be discussed: "Re
solved, That life imprisonment with
out pardon should be adopted to take
the place of the death penalty." Af
firmative, Lundln and Mattach; nega
tive, Sheldon and Mathers.
Lincoln Local Express, 11th and N.
Tel. 787. Baggage hauled.
Lemlng'8. ice cream nnd candy; 11th
and L Sta.
Just a Suggestion.
There Is nothing that one can give
as a Christmas present that is more
appreciated than nn artistic, life-like
portrait.
Money spent In tills way goes farther
than in any other line. Think of this
suggestion. See what we are produc
ing and make an appointment for your
silting immediately.
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22G South 11th Street.
ESTABLISHED 1871
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To spend the Holidays take some
thing: for mother a beautiful piece
of cut glass, for instance. Low
prices prevail at
FRANKC, RICHARDS
JEWELER
RED FRONT.
1028 O Street
Dramatic Club Rehearses.
. The Dramatic club is rehearsing the.
different plays to be given by it in the
near future. These rehearsals are be
ing held In the evening. The plays
are four In number, consisting of
'Who's Who?" "Mr. Bob," "Two Nega
tives Make One Afflrmative," and "Sun-bonnets."
Go to the Burr Barber shop ror first
class hair-cutting and shaving. Shan
non & Dimick. proprietors. Basement
of Burr block.
Sam's Cafe. Tho only place in the
city to get the famous "Little Gem
Hot Waffles." Special service for la
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Good Shoes!
AND REASONABLE - PRICES
10 PER CENT DISCOUNT
TO STUDENT
REPAIRING NEATLY DONE
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