The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, February 10, 1904, Page 2, Image 2

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Ce Dally Hebraskan.
track team work, and not until condi
tions are more favorable can much be
done. Registration has met expecta
tions, nnd the return of fine weather
will fee n good string or athletes work
ing Into form on the athletic field.
Piospects are good, but Improvement
con be made In sev ral places, and it s
hoped that all deficiencies (an be sup
plied from the new material.
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The World-Herald reporter who so
Ingenloin-ly garbled an interview with
Chancellor Andrews, waB a caller at
the executive ofllce yesterday, seeking
for another trlnl. Ills name Is Mr.
N.'wbranch, nnd he is n graduate of
this University.'
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X consolidation of
(The Heaperlan, Vol. M, The Nobnukan, VoL la,
Bcnrlot nnd Croani, Vol. 4.
Kditor-ln-Chicf
jtailnesa Manager
Olroulator
John D. Rloa
A. Q. Bohrelber
0. A. Sawjer
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ASSOCIATE EDITORS
New - - P. A. EwinK
Athletic ' - - J. D. Clark
Liter.tr - Dorothy Grzcn
Reporters -D. P. DeYounjf and Mablc Fcwsler
bmottij KdltorlalT U JWOH; BnslnMiriTimjZ
Poat 0ce, Box 10, Station A, Lincoln.
pabaortptlon Prloa, 3 per yemr. In dvanoa,
Baterad at tho postoflloo at Llnooln, Kabraaka
aa second-clou mall matter.
Editorial Remarks
Unleaa ordered discontinued Tho
Daily Nebraokan will be sent the com
ing semester to all present subscribers.
Wo nro confident (lint what w have
said foiit ornlnK the subject of the Ju
nior An nun! Ik the common sentiment
of the I'niverslty nt large. The exam
ple drawn from pnnt publications has
been pointed out sufficiently but not
exnRerated. The University looks with
expectnncj to those who will have the
woi 1 In charge next year. They will
have an opportunity to make an hon
orable teiord and cam the lespect of
their fellow students by producing a
"book worthy of the name The Held Is
large enough to suppoit a botfk that
will properl relied the beta that the
Univoisity can boast in all its depart
ments, and one that will be a vast
impiovement over any former one and
tompare favorably with those pub
lished by other institutions. Whatever
is good and honorable in tho student
body we hope to see represented in the
production of next year's book, and
not methods that will not stand investi
gation. This is what we contend for,
nnd we propose to use our best efforts
in helping to bring about such a result.
Minor games have been most prom
inent on the basket ball program this
week, but the meetings of our team
with opponents of their calibre are not
far distant. We must not forget that
Wisconsin will soon be here with a
mighty reputation to bad; her and a
strong proposition to offer. Such n
game as is promised ought to be or
atti action of such a character as to
make the accommodations of our arm
ory nil too inadequate to hold the crowd
lnattendame. This isthe first strong
aggregation that our team will meet,
and It is certainly one of the strongest
that it will hnve to luce during the
coming season. Therefore it should
prove an attraction, indeed, and wo
hope it will receive the attention it deserves.
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Professor AlcVoy of the department
of economics of the University of Min
nesota has been misquoted by St. Paul
papers whlcl are catching the conta
gion 'eproad by .the organs that have
faithfully misrepresented Chancellor
Andicws to the best of their ability.
PiofCssor McVey will be remembered
as one of the judges presiding at the
Nebraska-Missouri debute last year. He
is also made to suffer injustice through
the lack of principle of papers who
willfully misquote in order that they
may have grounds for regaling the
minds of the most morbid of their
leaders upon whom they can rely as
never failing to be, Interested,
The cold weather has not been en
couraging for an early beginning of
Academy Notes.
The next issue of the Lincoln Acad
emy News will appear next week.
Thnnks to the energetic work of Miss
l.athrop. an unusually large amount f
excellent student matter is coming in.
Now, if the business mnnagers on
equally successful the paper will make
Its appeaiance as a three column num
ber. The executive page will contain
an article by Dr. R. E. Mprltx on two
benefits which the study of mathe
matics especially yield. One-half of
the Issue of five hundred copies goes to
legular subscribers nnd the other half
is sent lo interested fi lends of the
Academy.
The neat cndit tarda for las-t seiius
ter's work are being disti ihrted and a
usiial biing both joy and sorrow Hop
pily there is another semester begun
In which poor reeoids may !, mad
better, better -best. As u whole exam
inations and registration passed oft
smoothly nnd the new t lasses are well
under way Tlw legislation from the
University was never so small Wei'e
it not that the At ademy is growing in
the number of students taking full
work the outlook would be disiouiag
Ing. The gain moie than olTsets th"
loss, fortunately.
The Social Hour club meets at four
o'clock next Friday afternoon at Mrs.
Hodgman's home. 7(H) North Itlth St.
A progiam committee consisting of the
Misses Keo Currie, Edna Hake r and
Hazel Cameron will see that entertain
ment Is offered and another committee
will serve light refreshments This Is
a splendid opportunity for the youni;
women who have just entered the
Academy to get acquainted with the
older members. A most cordial Invita
tion is extended to Univeisity women
who aie canying one or more subjects
only in the Academy. Now that the
University weekly tens are no longer
existent, those social hour meetings af
ford the only opportunity Tor soda!
acquaintance and relaxation.
In accordance with the decision to
meet tho city Y. M C. A. debaters the
Academy club has made the wise dr
dslon to abide by the selection of a
jury onmpaitlal University men. These
men thus chosen will begin a thoroug.Ii
study of the question and try to cruci
fy these Christians of the Halter block.
One naturally dislikes to see the num
ber of such good people "diminished.
butour fellows feel a call to smite
them hip und thigh.
We're it when it comes to perfect fitting
shapely clothes. Special price inducements
on O'Coats and School Suits U5 off.
We think well of our shirts so will you
when you see them,
MAGEE & DEEMER
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Messrs. Jacob C. Trover, of Norden,
Neb., and Arch I lamer, of Nashville
Tenn., are the latest additions to the
list of regular Academy students. All
hope that these new students will soon
feel nt home in their new school.
The AcuiiiMiiy stationery prepared by
the Co-Op Is meeting with hearty ap
proval. No one now has any excuso
for not writing the old folks at home.
Messrs. C. V. Smith" and J. R. Tedd,
visited at the home of the latter dur
ing examination week.
Miss Margaret Wharton has taken
up her work after a week's illness.
Lincoln Transfer Co. Baggage.
'Phono, 176.
Don Cameron's lunch counter for
good service.
Box of cigars given away every day
at Powell's Oliver theatre building.
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T. J. THORr COMPANY
General Machinist
All Klnda of Rplr!nj
Lock Smiths.
PLATERS
308 So. 11th Street.
Lincoln, Nobraska
Phone. U
Quality goes a long ways with
particular people We solicit
the patronage of all particular
people. jfi- jfi ji j
KEYSTONE CASH GROCERY
LASCH S BLAKE, PROP. Phones 744-775
The Weber Suitorium
Is the up-to date place
where you can get your
Clotfyng Cleaned and Pressed
'Phone 7(18 Northeast Cor 11th and O.
EDISON
Phonographs and Records
LINCOLN CANDY KITCHEN
Boo our full line of fancy boxos, includ
ind FOOT BALLS and DUE33 SUIT
CASES. Try our Bitter-Swoeta, But
termilks .and Venitrans.
1337 O STREET
TV. FOLIART 1131 0 STREET
Cigars and News
Hovels lor Sale or Exchange
GEO. A. WILSON
CONTRACTOR AND BUILBER
Office and Shop, 222 8, 12th. Telephone D 1307
Esttinatos famished upon application.
J($b work promptly attended to.
LINCOLN, NEBRASKA
Hotel Walton
J5J5 0 Street. Phone 566.
100 rootns best low-priced house in oity
RATES $i Per Duy andUp
Western Glass & Paint Co.
J2th & M. Sts., Lincoln, Nek
New hard Gold Molded Columbia
Records at Half Price, 25c each
Full line of Barney & Berry Skates.
ATHLETIC GOODS
Of Every Description
Girard Cycle Co.
3 804: O Street.
Dr. Jno. J. Dayis
Graduate Optician nnd
Pelraclionist.
Headaches and all Nervous Troubles re
lieved by correctly fitted Speotaolos.
Prices Low. Consultation free.
Home Office 1222 O St. 'Phone 915
Hfek "CRESWELL" I
SF I ARROW rni i An I
QUARTER SIZES, 16 CENTS EACH, I
( TWO FOR 28 CENTS.
CLUETT, PEABODY 4, CO.. I s
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