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the Daily Uebraskan.
A consolidation of .
The Hnperlan, Vol. 81, The Nobriuikan, Vol. lo,
Bcnrlot and Cream, Vol. 4.
SIX MORE SHOPPING DAYS BEFORE CHRISTMAS
ft HERPOLSHEIMER CO.
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Athlntlo
Literary
A. F. Bocher
Oaylord O. Dennett
Dorothy Green
ItKronrr.iiH P. A. KwIiik, Violet Irwin, C
II. Tnylor. W. C. HiiniHoy, KdKtir Mollott,
and Mnbel Fosnler.
OHloem Editorial, 17 tOJUf: BuaineM, U 211.
Post Ol&oo, Box 10, Station A, Lincoln.
Subscription Prloa, 3 per yoar. in Klvnnoo.
Uttered at tho poitoiftco at Lincoln, Nobraakn
di seoond-clasa mall matter.
Editorial Remarks
The Department of Anlmnl Husband
ry of the University of Nebraska, lins
drawn tho attention of tho ontiro couii
try by its hik ( ess at tho recent Inter
national Stock Show at tJhieago. Of
iho three animals entered all were
winners, one of them "Challenger,"
Eceiiring the highest prize offered. The
display of foodstuffs was also pro
nounced by a judge of former exhibits
to bo the best and most educational
shown at the exhibition. This drew a
prize, of $7.r. which made n total of
$(ir In prize money for this institu
tion. o
We take pleasuie in publishing the
following communication, trusting
that it mav lie of Interest to our lead
ers: Omaha. Neb., Dei IS, W.
Editor Nebinskan
Hear Blr Permit mo to (ongiatulate
oti upon the imper you aie condue t
Ing this year. I consider it tho best
student paper ever published at the,
Univeislty of Nebraska. In tho gon
cial make-up, news-service and all that
makes a lie paper, Tho Nebraskan
now ranks high among college papers.
Yoiirs trulv,
h. g. surcnn.
o
Tho Mibsoini Independent, which is
one of tho brightest and best edited
college weeklies In tho country, is in
olved in Hnancial straits which threat
en to endanger its continuance in the
flit ure. The students and faculty have
been lax in tluir support, and have not
accorded It tho measure of aid that it
deserves. This is one of the greatest
obstacles to college journalism. In
many institutions tho strenuous efforts
of loyal and capable students engaged
in editing the college paper. must count
for naught, because the students and
faculty are not awake to the sense of
their ditty. Tills is a universal com
plaint among our exchanges and one
which certainly has a just foundation.
Our basket ball team has stalled the
season in an encouraging manner, and
given Indications of being able to cope
with the strongest teams on the sched
ule. Wesleyan was defeated by faster
and more accurate playing'hlch was
the result of several months' vigorous
training. Almost since school opened
a largo squud has boon practicing bas
ket ball, and an unusual degree of in
toicst manifested The ciowd in at
tendance wbb sufficient evidence that
a greater interest has been awakend
in haaljet I all than herctotore existing.
If this interest is not suffered to relax
we may in the future look to see the
game, firmly rooted hore and compe
tent teams leady to defend our C0I013
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Cordially invite the young men and
women of the University to visit their
storeto inspect the Christmas Merchan
dise gathered from many shores & &
HERE ARE A FEW HINTS
Books
Toys
STORE OPEN
EVERY EVENING
Gloves
Belts
Boxes
Art Goods
Jewelry
Silverware
Fur Rugs
Fine Furs
Cloaks
Suits
Toys
Books
Bibles
Calendars
Xmas Cards
U. of N. Pillows
U. of N. Pins
Dressing Cases
Perfumes
Writing Cases
Neckwear
Handkerchiefs
Mufflers
Neckties
Military Brushes
Smoking Jackets
$5.00.
Suit Cases
Valises
Trunks
Pictures
Cut Glass
Fancy China
Slippers
Shoes
Hosiery
Linen Sets
Ghafing Dishes
Fountain Pens
Fine Stationery
Fancy Silks
Dress Goods
Collar C Boxes
Card Cases
Purses
Wrist Bags
Auto Bags
Carriage Bags
against all opponents The faculty
game was responsible for a largo part
of the attendance, and although we dis
liked to see our own Instructors de
Iratod, we are glad the game was
plaed The faculty hae already
aroused much Interest in athletics, and
as long as they continue to figure-personally,
tho cause will be bettered.
Now that the Foason has started, un
usual activity may be looked for. especial-
after the holidays, when the
main pait of the schedule, begins and
the class teams get under way.
.Miss Jennie Whlimore ,'Ofi, was un
able to attend classes the first of the
week on account of illness.
Clear Lake .lute through a succession
of victories which landed him a con
testant for tho grand championship,
but that final yell, that climax of punc
tuated accentuated sound, that was to
leap forth in paralyzing volume when
Jute was doc lare cl champion, died in
their tin oats when the purple badge of
championship honors was laid on the
hornlot-s head ot the blue loan bullock
I10111 the ilval University of Nebraska.
One lone Nebiaska lad sent u. a whoop
that did full credit to his sma'l lungs,
but Nebraska needed not the yell; ir
had the libbon."
Inter-State Debate.
Encouragement for 'Challenger.'
The following article taken from tho
Dieeders Gazette, the leading stock or
gan in the country, is in connection
with the winning of the first prize by
"Challenger," our state farm product
at the recent International Live Stock
Exposition at Chicago:
"Many colleges were represented by
delegations ot students, covering coun
try fiom Noith Dakota to Texas, and
fioniMlic) to California. Some groups
numbered over J25. These lads swept
down on the show in phalanxes, sound
ing their college yells like Comanches.
Enthusiasm long bottled up was re
peatedly uncoikcd in ihythmatical
chants, until the onlookers (or audit
or1') were prone to wonder whether
they were at a stoeiKshow or; a football
game, and whether tli placid-eyed ani
mals undergoing judgment in the lings
wore, bullocks or center-rushes or full
backs. Hut alas for tho yell that was
never yelled! The big delegation of
husky lads (and blooming lassies)
fiom the Gopher state, had shouted
Each student who proposes to be a
candidate for appointment on the In-ter-stato
double squad will please leave
with me his address during the vaca
tion. M. M. -
Unions Special Meeting Tonigh
A special mooting of the Union Ut
eiary society is called for 8:30 this
evening, to finish the election" of offi
cers and consider tho Temple Fund
proposition, and any other business
that may come before the meeting.
Every member is earnestly requested
to be piesent. Hy order of
The President.
Wright Ii'ug Cm 117 Nn. Mlh.
Chapjn Bros., Florists, 127 So. 1.1th.
Tho Whitebreast Co.. at HOC O St.,
is the place to buy coal.
The Latin club will niter Thursday
evening at 7:150 with Miss Vandorveer
at J22& South 18th street. .Miss Dean
will talk to the c-lub.
Miss Conklln's class In FrencMi 1 Is
well advanced in their reading of Co
lonibn. This is the first time Colomba
has been given to the beginning c lats,
which is doing exceptionally well
Sam's Cafe. The only place In the
city to get the famous "Little Gem
Hot-Waffles." Special service In ladles.
Just a Suggestion.
There is nothing that 0110 cap give
as a Christmas present thai is more
appreciated than an aitls-tic, life-like
portrait.
Money spent in this way goes f.uthrr
than In nny other line. Think of this
suggestion.- See what we are produc
ing and make an appointment tor jour
sitting immediately.
TOWN9END'S ELITE STUDIO,
22G South' 11th Street.
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I Holiday Rates jot
2 Students and
Teachets
The Union Pacific will sell
round trip tickets at faro and
one-third, minimum soiling rate
?1.(.(), on closing day of school
and one day thereafter, limited
to date upon vlileh university
opens. Students destined to
lvearney and points west will bo
united via Fremont. Full infor
V rhation cheerfully irivo?i nt nit
Z Office, 1011 O Sticet.
E. D. SLOSSON, Gen. Agent.
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