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A consolidation of
Fhe Hetporlan, Vol. 01 , The Xobnukan, VoL lo,
Scarlet find Cream, Vol. 4.
Editor-in-OhJtf
rftulnesa Manager
Circulator
John D. IUo
A. Q. 8ohriber
0. A. Bawjrer
Oflloett Editorial, U KM: Business, U 21l)
Poet OIHce, Box 10, Station A, Lincoln.'
ftabsoriptlon Prloc, S3 per rear. In advano.
frttarad at the poitoflloo at Ltnooln, Nebraska
as MMond-olou mall matter.
Editorial Remarks
Unloas ordered discontinued Tho
Daily Nebraakan will be aent the com
ing aomostor to all presont subscribers.
OUR OPINION.
The Omaha World-Herald has been
endeavoring to enlist tho newspapers
of the state In the campaign It la
making against the Temple Fund, hav
ing assailed their conimon-senBe and
Individuality with tho following mis
leading question: "Shall a memorial
to John D. Rockefeller bo erected upon
tho campus of tho Nebraska State Uni
versity?" In the same mendacious
manner It solicits tho opinions of Its
hired correspondents throughout tho
state, whom It represents to be pure!
unbiased patties. In order to bolstci
up Its unholy assault It has resorted
to tho practice of begging opinions,
hoping to stir up tho more virulent
and easily Influenced of the country
preEs Into favoring it with opinions
that can bo used for publication and
to fill up space and appear under a
heading. Now It exhorts Kb own cor
respondents to make a superficial can
vass and send In as favorable reports
as possible from their various towns,
trusting that they will strive to please.
Considering the class that a man puts
himself in In agreeing to become a
World-Horald correspondent It Is
quite likely that the "opinions" sent
in will bo suitable to its purpose.
This query of tho World-Herald re
solves itself lntq such meanings as
theso:
"Will you kindly lend your efforts
to furthering tho anarchistic attempts
of a partisan sheet seeking notoriety
and the approbation, of those of its per
suasion. Will you please serve as the
tall to our kite In order that we may
use you and any favorable opinion that
you can favor us with? We merely de
sire an expression of purported opln
Ion., whether you are concerned or not.
Wo have an axe to grind, and you can
bo of Invaluable service to us, as wo
will take tho credit for soliciting your
opinion as well as Uiobo of other sub
sidized publications who like yourseir
have no mind or character of their
own."
Such methods are entirely consist
ent with tho World-Herald's attltudo
all along and are characteristic of
that newspaper.
Although tho World-Herald has not
insulted us by asking our opinion con
cerning Its infamous course in respect
to tho Temple Fund, we are willing to
grant tho favor of our own accord. In
the first place tho World-Herald does
not state tho question In an unpreju
diced manner, and thus shows that it
is actuated by selfish interests. It has
expressed some opinions regarding, free
speeeh, but It certainly does not live
up to its own doctrine when it does
not give tho other side a fair show In
the statement of the question at Issue.
Tb- ve,ry wording of the question Is
enough to dlsguBt any editor who Is
alive to the situation and who has any
censo of Individuality and propriety.
We welcome tho opportunity for
having nt our disposal a magnificent
new building that will servo so many
useful puipoBes, and our faculty, stu
dents, alumni and tho friends of tho
Unlveislty are willing lo put forth tho
necessary effoits to bring It within
our grasp We all ap,)ieclate tho work
of Chancellor Andrews, who has de
voted his noblest , efforts and great
executive aibllity In making our Uni
versity one of the greatest Institutions
In tho west. We deprecate the con
temptlblo methods employed by the
World-Herald, and will ceitalnly not
allow ourselves to bo swerved from
our purpose by Its misleading yellow
ness and contorted logic. Wo are not
misled by Its sanctimonious rabidnoss
and Its habit of appealing to all that
Is good and true In Its spirit of feigned
righteous indignation.
Tho World-Herald regards with Ir
dlfferonce the custom of many wealthy
men who spend large Fmg gambling
and betting on the horse races, but
when It comes to contributing to
schools and churches, it flares up in
angry Indignation. Instead of striking
at real, existing evils. It Imposes upon
contingencies that are decent and Just,
with a purpose to deceive and misrep
resent. Such methods arc dangerous
to society, and an abuse of the power
of tho press. There is no cxageratlon
in this. The World-Herald has amply
sustained Its past leputation In its
altitude toward the temple fund.
The temple building is a certainty
We are within easy distance of the
goal. We have reason to congratulate
ourselves upon the piospert of soon
having a building that will provide
quarters for our Christian assoc la
tions, litei ary societies and eoclal bodies
and relieve many of our congested de
partments. The olTotts that the World
Herald may put forth will avail noth
ing and we advise it to return toita
former methods of seeking advertising
by arranging some moro word letter
fomMie
YOU can convince
yourself by taking
. time to make com
parisons, that no Over
coats being offered for
sale fit like ours.- Then
too, the price for our
new stylish coats is less
than is asked for, years
of accumulations.
FOR EXAMPLE
$37.50, $35 and $3o fine coats C'J 5f)
choice . . . P'&J
$27.50, $25, $22. 5o, $20 coats (Tf Z If
choice qJOJU
$18.00, $16.00, and $15.00 coats Tf Z
choice H -WV
150 fine colored stiff bosom f ff
shirts pjJ'U
THESE PRICES GOOD FOR A FEW DAYS
ONLY We expect to close lines quickly.
Magee & Deemer
Dr. Jno. J. Davis
braauaic upltcian anu
RelracUonlst.
contests.
Headaches and all Nervous Troubles ro
lioved. by corroctly fittod Spectacles.
Prices Low. Consultation froo.
Homo Office 128 O St. Phono B 951
LINOLON - -
Today tho track team candidates
meet. Every Unlveislty man, who car,
should attend the meeting, whether he
is possessed of any special athletic
prowess or not. The exercise afforded
Ib especially beneficial to the student
who is confined closely to his studies.
No man who is working hard should
mlES the benefit that Is held out to
him. And all men who have merit In
any of the specialties practiced should
be tho first to come out and have tholr
physical powers developed and brought
out. The promise for a strong team Is
good, but more men arc wamted, and
those showing merit will be glvon
every encouragement. The facilities of
tho physical training department re
intended to bo used In Improving the
standard of health and physique of
tho students, and every man who goes
Into the squad will have an opportunity
to take advant&ge of his privileges.
"The bnsket ball team meets Wes
leyan tonight in what will probably
be tho last practice game before be
ginning the regular schedule. The
prospects for a good schedule are
promising amd a northern trip is al
ready assured. The team this year has
ehovvn up well In practice, and when
It gets- down to harder work It, will
doubtless glvo a good account of Itself.
THE BE8T ALWAYS THE CHEAP
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Inenronoe Co. offora a Polloy that
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that experience has shown to bo do
sirablo in life insurance, and Is liberal,
just and definite in all its terms and
conditions.
For further information or sample
policy call on
JOHN It PLATZ, Agent
119 South 12th St. Lincoln
LYMANS
SPORTING
GOODS
HOUSE
We wish all our stndents friends to
know that the
Best Ice Cream
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183 So. 12th St.
Phono. P 208
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Rented, Repaired
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The Photographer
1029 O STREET
FOR PINE PHOTOS
I.emlng's, ice cream ana candy; 11th
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Don - Cameron's
j good service.
lunch counter for
Waterman Fountain Pen
$2.00 t6 $5.00
1200 O Street. RECTORS
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