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A. Q. Bohrelbor
O. A. Baw7r
ASSOCIATE EDITORS
Ncw - - - P. A. Ewlne
AthUtlc - ' : J. D. Clark
Mtrary I " " Dorothy Grttn
Rtporttri D. P. De Young and M.iblc Fotalcr
and Raymond H. McCaw.
Dfliocct KditortalTlT KOH; BrulnV7JiHH
Poat Ofloa, Doz 10, Station A, Lincoln.
Subscription Prlca, fa par year. In advano.
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aa leoond-olaaa mail matter.
Editorial Remarks
Conic out ami hoar I'icston Search
this ovphImk He is :.'i (tl'it.Uu of
tho greatest pioniinciicp and never falls
to git elosc lo his aiidieiuc in lik.til!
'Inn a mutual sympathy. Tht lpcturos
by noted men that w p havp had hole
thiK yoar hap all heen Rood, and th"
onp this evening is especially com
mended ' Do your duty to yoniseU' and
ho ptPKont this evening.
Thp strap hot ween Wisconsin and
Minnesota continues with undiminished
vigor, and is growing decldcdlj inter
esting The Wisconsin Cardinal states
tho Minnesota manage s may he called
upon to explain certain statements
emanating from them and appearing in
the Minnesota Daily regauling thp
breaking of contracts It va- :llegci:
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hy Minmtota that Wisconsin tailed to
Keep a contract with her, and now dir
things are threatened In consequence
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The'Y M C A. has done itself proud
in its pledge ot $l.f(H) to the Temple
Fund. The hard and faithful work
done hy tlie officers and tho great body
of the association is appreciated. The
Y. M. C. A. has shown itself to he a
material and helpful factor in this en
tprprisp. as well as In many branches
of student life. Our association has
proved Itself to he one of the most
progrpssivp that can be found1 any
where, and when it enters upon an un
dertaking It sees it through to com
pletion. O
The Rhodes Scholarship examination
will be held here April 13th. This fact
ought to interest all the students of
this University who are anxious to
achieve advancement and gain some
thing by their own merits. They should
realize what this opportunity means
and hold In view the prize that is
offered. Nothing that uhu.U i.an be
accomplished without hard work and
no man over wins out who has not
exerted effort In'uehalf of his own in
terests. Those who have already sig
nified their intention of taking the ex
amination are entitled to a consider
able amount of credit, and are setting
an example tliat others should not
hesitate to follow.
The man who wins out can certainly
lie comfortable In the consciousness of
his achievement. No chance- for a more
desirable honor is placed before the
American student today that tho vii
nlng of the Rhodes Scholarship.
The Co-eds of California are greatly
btirred up over the utterance of Pro
fessor Charles M. Gayley, head of the
English department, in rebuking the
lack of attention displayed by tho girls
in his poetry class. In reminding them
of their unreceptiveness the professor
said':
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ifoftlnaM Manager
Otaralator
Gloves
We know every college girl wishes
Easter and Spring wear within the next
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"If God Almighty or the Angel of
Gabriel wrote a poem it would not in
terest you You are nothing but gig
gling girls Half of you ought to be
made to pay tuition Class dismissed "
Tho girls showed an utter lack of
appreciation, while Piofessor Gayle
was endeavoring lo instill into then
minds some of the beauties of modem
pretiy, that would stand toith forever
as the peals of human thought Tlu
va.mt (.rrirpied with matters of grosser
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interei-t, and as a consequent e satri
II od their lights to further considei
otion. As an evidence ot this Pres
ident Galer. after making his stari
ling announcement packed up his books
and derailed in anry haste, leaving
the bewildered class to take to them
selves the full benefit of the lebuke ad
ministered. Professor Gajler has already taken
a pronounced stand against co-education,
and this admonition is regarded
as only a part of his views in geneiul
The girls are natuially very indignant
at this slight upon their intelligenc
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Union Program.
The following program will be pre
sented at the next meeting of the
Union Literary i-ociety. Friday evening,
March 25:
Vocal Solo. Miss Wilson
Story MKs-I)oroth Green
Violin Solo Miss Fodrea
Debate, "Sight Unseen
Mr. Milek, Mr. Monioe
Music Selected
Reading, "As the Moon Rose"
Miss Iva Dunn
Critic's Report.
Music at Convocation.
The following is the program to be
rendered In chapel this morning:
Organ Solo Dr. Jones,
Tenor Solo Dr. Clements
Euphonium Mr. Shantz
Organ Solo M Iss Puffer
Orchestra Number
Prof. Davis and Family
Bumstead makes leather trimmed
corduroy trousers.
The regular bpring opening of mill
inery iB being held at the Famous. How
ahenit that Easter hat?
Do you want a nice pair of Oxfords''
Sanderson's have the swellest lot you
ever saw.
Lincoln Transfer Co. Baggage
'Phono 17C.
Earl J. Woodward, M. D., treats dis
eases of tho eye. ear and throat.
Rooms 207-08 Richards block, 'Phone
CGC.
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for Easter Aeir
to tc well dressed. Th.it fact means th.it every girl will be buying new gloves for
few days- We Invite you all to come here for them. We insure you satisfaction.
French kid fj'ovis, one of the tnoit
fatistaitory lovci we sells Pans
po it l embroidery, 3 clasps, ovencam
in white, b'ack, brown, grey, mode
.ui green, at $1,87
Courvoister Suede jj'.ovo coine
with two or three c'aipt, overieam,
in black, white, Rrey and mode
$1.50 and $2.00
spangled, ranging i t pr.ee from 75c
$1.39, $1.75 a-dip to $6. OO
Latest stylet in I.'d cs' '.tocitco'
lar., turnover collar'!, , mvj' tocki.
Point Veimc laic ttoiks, cape co'
larj and iron -titch r,et in (etching
designs 25C up lo $300
Corsets Worth Know
ing. I there i woman who doo. -o'
want to b; will icric'ccP And is
there o-tc who do:s not tpprew.ttc
the ihanr: to -elect fram the best
one's made? The . . r a lev of
tho-c tha are wo It I io ,:tg:-
R. & G. Cor cts. This is a
straight fron , c!:p hp and full
Another attractive glove s tl.i- j
one with pique "eim, Par.s point I
embroidery, two larc pearl claipti
black, white, peart and bisque
S2.00
Ladies Neckwear.
Bl.uk -.paneled -.lock-, and ex
quisite ar)C collar , handsomely
EDISON
Phonographs and Records
New hard Gold Molded Colombia
Records at Half Price, 25c each
Full line of Barney & Berry Skates-
ATHLETIC GOODS
Of Evory Description
Girard Cycle Co.
3 804 O Street.
Good Things to Eat
EVEBYTHING NEW AND CLEAN
Good Old Fashioned Homo Cooking.
Meals Sorved a la Oarte.
THE HOME CAFE 2" VAV
FORBES STABLES
W. O. Forbos. Prop. " 1125-31 P St.
BOARDING and LIVERY
Baggage and Cab Lino
Currlacos furnished for Woddlntw, Parties an
Funomls. Onlce 1181 1 Street.
Telephone 060.
The Weber Suitorium
Ii the op-to date place
where you can get your
Globing Cleaned and Pressed
'Phono 708. Northeast Cor llth and 0,
gored low bust, made up in fine
batiste: uzct 18 to 30 a' SI. 00
R.&G. No. 5 70 has a lov Ki.t
and 'iharl hip, no side stcch in ba
tiste, si2cs I 8 to 30, also sells t
$1.00
R.&G. No. 4-10 is made of im
ported bttistc and hf a straight
front, low bus' deep nit with fro-tt
and side ho!e upportc-i, sizes J 8 to
30: prtedat $1.50
Kabo i j sets, the Kabo i . a corse'
that has a host of friends. It has
noni.istab1.. i'a-p and filling a pj
non-ru 'ab'c ind not corro.iv;
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For High Grade
Bicycles 5
Sewing Machines
Typewriters J
Talking Machines J
and
Athletic Goods.
Gall or Telephone.
C.A.LYMANSC0.
231 So. UlbSL Phone B1232.
Special Attention Given to
Repairing.
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