ttbe all? 1R c b t a e It a n
the Daily tltbraskan
A cotiftollrintlon of
Tlio Heeporlan, Vol. fll, The NtbriiBknn, Vol, 10
Scnrhtt nnd (Yrmn, Vol. 4.
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Published dally, cxetpt Bnndny nnd Monday,
At tho Unlvoraity of Neliriwkn, Lincoln, Nob,
by tho Henporinn Publishing Co.,
BoAnD Or DmicTOiw
ProfcnnorB J. I. Wyor, nnd O. R. Richard:
II. P. Lcnvltt
Jolin WcHtoTcr E. R. Walton.
LETTER FROM GOLDEN.
Old Uni. Man wants to See Iowa
Beaten.
EdltorlnOhief
Manager
Circulator
AHB't. Adv . MnnnKPr
ASSOCIATE
Nowh
Athlotlo
iAflnUtnnt Atlilotlc
Local
Society
Lltorary
Pnnl A. Ewlng
A. O. Schrolber
WnltorE. Btandoyen
Frod Naughton
EDITORS
J . Clydo Moore
Fred A. Sweoley
lUy inond H . McOnir
D. P. Do Young
Miss Minnie fllllor
MIhh Lota Siotter
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Editorial Remarks
Tho NobraHkan has received the fol
lowing letter from J. P. Golden, '03.
who Is now Btudylng In tho Bchool of
mines at Houlder, Colorado:
Golden, Colo.,
imlly Nebraskan:
I received the paper today that I
have boon waiting bo long for and I
wIbIi 1 were Uncle at Lincoln again.
bo I could have taken part In that re
ception given the team on ItH return
from the big game Saturday. The
wrlteup of the game and the recep
tion were certainly line.
"Sunday morning the first thing I
mnde for the paper full of hope, be
cause I knew Nebraska would bo hcaru
fiom and when I saw the score, 10-12
I knew that Nebrnaka grit had again
won over overwhelming odds. It was
a victory for Nebraska, though she
lost.
' I saw the Colorado game out at
Houlder and though keenly disap
pointed because wo lost yet I knew
Nebraska would be heard from just
the same. And so when I read the'
account of the game Sunday. I knew
It was the old story of Cornhuskor
f-pi rl t No one who read of tne Min
nesota gnme two years ago or saw uie
Haskell game three year ago or the
Kansas game last year and now ti.is
great game after a defeat by a weaker
team, will ever say that Nebraska
gives up.
"I have shown the paper to half the
mines boys and am still for "Nebraska
In spirit and I only want to be In
Lincoln next Satin day to .ee them
( rush Iowa.
"Yours.
"J. P. Golden. '03."
"IIKAD (INKS" IN Till: I'VCILTY.
The Nebraskan is ol the opinion that
c ne of the chief impediments to the
t istence of a perfect college spirit at
Nebraska is tho lat k of enthusiasm and
pride in the unhorslty which exists
iii the ranks of the fatuity There are
n lew membeis of our faculty, it is
true, who are tor the Interests of the
unhersity heart and soul, but there
are otheis, alas. Who are not. An ex
ample of what we mean appeared at
the football rally it did not deserve
the name yesterday morning, when
one of our most prominent professors,
a man who has not neglected to fre
quently call for support from tho stu
dent body for arious causes In which
be was personally Interested, threw as
ffc(tuiil a cold blanket on what en-thiii-iasni
existed in the meeting as
Have You Read Any of These
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"Our Friend the Dog." by Maurice Maoterllnk $1.20
"A Ladder of Swords," by Gilbert Parker 1.20
"Tho Affair at tho Inn," by Kato Douglas Wlggln 1 .05
"Beverly of Grauatark," by George Darr McCutchoon 1,20
"OptimlBm," by Helen Keller -. 75
"Tho Memoirs of a Baby," by Josephine Dodge Daskam 1.20
"By the King'B Command," by Reginald Drew 1 .20
"The Betrayal," by Opponheim 1 .20
"The CoBt,' by David Graham Phillips 1.20
"Tho Castaway," by HalUe Ennlnie Rives 1.20
"The Crossing," by Winston Churchill 1.20
"The Day of the Dog," by George Barr McCutchoon 1.10
"Flight of tho North," by Kmi ly Post 1 .20
"God's Good Man." by Marie Corelli 1.20
"Gorgo," by Charles K. Gaines 1 .20
"In the Bishop's Carriage." by Miriam Mlchelson 1.20
"The Lure o' Gold," by Bailey Millard 1.20
"Tho Land of Cockayno," by Mtilda Serav 1 .20
"The Loves of Fdwy." by Rose Cecil O'Neill 1.20
"Tho Pillar or Light," by Louis Tracy , .. . 1.20
"Tommy and Co." by Jerome K. Jerome 1 . 20
University Stationery
Fine vellum and bond papers in four stylos "U. of N." univer
sity pennant and two styles of seals Cream white 35c and 55c a
box of 0110 quire.
MILLER & PAINE
Corner O etnei 13th Streets
IMPORTANT MEETING-
Dr. McClary's Talk to Be a Good
One.
The meeting at the Oliver tomor
iow afternoon will be one of the most
Important of its kind ever held in the
city Dr. Thomas McClary, whose abil
ity as a speaker and lecturer Is rec
ognized all over the country has been
secured. He is In constant demand
for lectures as is shown by the fol- 1
lowing: "You seem to have touched
the hearts or New England people anu
they want you back again. I am posi
tive that I am going to fall short of
your time. Believe 1 coulu book six
weeks easily, K. M. White, Boston,
Mass. A. H.Godard, general secretary,
Y. M C. A. at New Britain. Conn.. In a
letter to Dr. McClary says "Come
again again! Old New i-ngland needs
The Lincoln Candy Kitchen
1337 O Stroot
Manufacturers of Home Made Candy
Buttcrswool. Bost in hc City
All Kinds of Toy Novelties,
Footballs, Bananas,
Etc, Etc.
TRY OUR CAND IES
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Homely Bald Spots Cannot be Cured
But a Homely Hat sure thing-I will write the
prescription and fill it for $2.50.
BUDD, at the $2.50 HAT STORE
T"p vvv pr n
f A A A A
(ould be Imagined.
If our faculty members, who are ex
pected to be, in a way, examples for
university men to follow, are ,such
"dead ones" as this, what can we ex
pect of tho student body? If college
h.liit does not exist In the faculty,
bow can It be expected among the
undergraduates?
The Saturday salea ut the Two Fifty
Hat store are oyo openers for students.
It is always New, snappy goods on
aW and alwaysat nearly half price.
Something is on every Saturday.
the doctrine you carry in your medi
cine cheat."
Some fine special music has- been se
cured. Miss Mabel Axtell and Mr. L.
Clark Oberlles will render somo choice
selections
The doors will open at 3:30, song
service beginning at 3:45. No charge
will be made for admission.
Frank E. Lee, 1'ubllc Stenographer
and Notary. Mil.. 3ographlc letters;
perfect Imitation. 501-502 Richards
Dlk. Auto 1155.
I'j rography Material Hand Mirrors,
Collar and Cuff Boxes. Photograph
Hoxorf, Pipe Hacks, Wall Pockets.
Match Safes. Burned Leather Novel
ties at the Lincoln Book Store.
Bust's of Roosevelt and Parker will
1 bo iriven to the members of. the ronub-
llcan and dempcratlc clubs. Maxwell's,
13th and N.
Elliott's Suitorium, cleaning, dyeing
and repairing. Prices reasonable. 113Q
0 street. Both phones.
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ROSS P. CURTICE CO.
1J25 O Stct
Wo must pay tho penalty of
our success as the leading piano
bouse of Nebraska.
Tho price of this is the
Discontinuance of Our Art
Department,
'1 he s.iace we must bae Is
now taken up with pictures,
mouldings, etc.
We will therefore conduct a
Closing Out Sale
At Greatly Reduced Prices of
Pictures, Frames
and Mouldings
And continue same until all Is
sold. Xmas will soon be here.
Savo money by buying now.
"ThiB Ifi a bonafido sale ot Rea
sonable goods. Wo are posi
tively going out of the art busi
ness. Don 1 misunderstand us, wo
are not going out of tho piano or
music business; on tho other
hand we are going to greatly
enlarge and increase It. We will
lay anything you want away un
til Xmas, If desired.
VlBltors welcome. Como eaily
and get first choice while tho
lines aro unbroken.
SsTTTuFmcFco!
1J25 O Street
M
Harry Porter
OFFICE AND SCHOOL
...SUPPLIES,,.
NOW MOVED TO
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