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TJio HoRportnn, Vol. .'II, Tim N-bnwkan, Vol, 10
Scnrlct nnd (Yi'iim, Vol. 4.
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FnbllRhrd tlnlly, except Burulny nnd Monday, j
at tho University of Nebraska, Lincoln, Nob,
by tho Hesperian PubllHblnjj Co.,
Boahu Of DuiKOTOnn
Professors J. I. Wyer, nnd 0. II. Richard!
If. P. Lcnvitt
John WcHtovcr K. R. Walton.
ElJtor-in Clilor
Manager
Circulator
Ass't. Adv.Mrwmpor
Paul A. Ewlng
A. O. Sohrolber
Walter B. Stsndovcn
Frod Nan ght on
ASSOCIATE EDITORS
Athletlo
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Literary
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D. P. DoYounf
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Editorial Remarks
INTI.It-CI. SS ItOAKDN VC'IIIIN.
The InM that tho intcr-cWii-s nthlct
ii lioiud reinsert to take Immediate
mtlbn o.i tin Sophomoic-I'rc.shman
Law imhroglio. has heeu the caus-e of
inm 1) comment about tho campus, and
some of it has not been ot a nature
t omplimciit iry to the loairt It in
1 limed that the hoard is attempting to
eade the rules which vveie parcel
earlier in the year by itseil, and
would repudiate the admission of the
I HWo Into the athletics of the Acad
emic depaitnient of the iiiuvei -dt v . lle
c ause the boaid has derided that the
constitution which i.icidcntallj ion
tained a clause or two to that effect,
it is anpeited that thev are a 'bunch
of quitters" who (annot stand h their
own promises.
The Nehraskan helleves that these
ciitiolKiiiH are preniatur The athletic
board, in its
showed no desire to tie.;t the I aws un
fairly ho far as we can learn No
instiuetions were give.i the committee
on a new constitution to exclude, the
Many Men are Wearing Our
Smart Suits and Overcoats
who would consider themselves unfortunate
if tliey could not ;cl them ever)- season.
There must he a ood reason forthib. Good
judges of clothing will tell you it lies in
three Armstrong- words,
STYLE, FIT AND QUALITY
By style, we mean the fashion of today; not
yesterday.
J3y lit, we mean clothes that make you look
better than you do now.
By quality, we mean woolen fabrics from best domestic and foreign looms.
CLOTHKS, such as we seil, are well worth looking at; what's better
they are worth paying for. Hand tailored suits and overcoats 10, $12.50
SIS" $18, $20 and up to $30.
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drj-rlgbt, 1W1. Kohn lUollnri Cbiot.
Armstrong Clothing Co.
GOOD CLOTHES MERCHANTS jT
me.it - the ma. c ont'iin )
F.ditor Dnil Nebiashan
"A law(er)" lm -. eideutlj linslii
i'i,i-eted some el plain s-eutinie it"
it he can constiue tlie suh'-t'inc)' of
Wi'ilni'.Mlm'h oinniunii ation in such
a m tci ioiii mannei a to show it out
as iniiertinent and iinleant, as he
c laiirs.
The I'oiuniunic at ion, leleried to. 1.1
the most candid mannei elm idates the
pnition ot the Sophomore loot hall
manager, and states what the points
at issue ate ace 01 dint; to his untler
hta'idiiiK, which we still hold, is the
common ground to flht upon We
weie exauiinl.iK it as a case in common
eciuity, to seaich out evidence to de
termine the justice in the matter; and
if the liw. as it evidently is unjust
and invalid .hold now, as we have in
lm' ii!ist llisit tlu S!milinmnris :iii ins:-
meetiiiK .veslerda.v ,n,.,i (' (fui-inn to pla.v luitlici lor
the championship
Su) po.-e, tor the saUe ol tins devout
tollovvcr ot Iliac kstone, that a" con
crete example l.e offered to clear up
the bctoKKcd mincU ot himscdt a id
me with I.ckkIuk tlie question We
would advise him to at?ain analj.e his
material, and then come out into the
open and llht fairl-y and squarel.v
Since the hodj ot his conimunic ation
was directed, in tlie main, at inv "poiiu
at issuc," and since I have hovvn
wlieiein he has made a lallic ion
nualjnis, 1 conclude that he has con
tioveited none of my tlrnt argument,
and that the rest of his ai'Kiime it on
the nileh is out of the question, he
cause I hold, and it has been pioven
by the actions ot the hoard, that they
aie invalid
AN ACADKiMI'J.
I'U tin or trained and unframed. in
I':ifcte, Oils, Water Color-?, etc., etc..
will he sold at tlie Lincoln Hook Store
Auction this vveeh.
Rent a Remington at ttudent rate
and Keep jour notes, in sood form
Otllce Corner of Oliver Theater BUlp
For FuriTsoe Steele, 1 13 S. 12th St
laws horn the pilvile;e which was those who "nun the delusive hope" ol
KiMiited them the tiis-t of the year
Thej have not been denied their claim
to the football championship ot the
university, to which they were clearly
entitled' under the old vuhi.
they are denied this, and tho hoard
distinctly repudiates the clause which
granted It, vecan see no call for crit
icism. We iKilieve as (irmly as the
l.avvc themselves, that they should he
afforded the opportunity to mept the
Sophomores, tor The reason that the
rules which have governed intcr-clius
athletics up to the close of the season,
should govern them during it. hut un
til this is hpeolfloally refused all would
be kuockets -should ,"l en on .saying
nothing'" uutil limy un eaj Mime
thhiR'w'Uh" donio foiiiidition.
awarding a Freshman J.aw champion
ship, that a law in Ncbiasl.a should
be placed upon the statute books
which, attei the piopcr examination,
should be found invalid Would it
Until ' ,1)l no impossible to prosecute on-the
strength ol that law' We have here
an identical case The So; homore
football manager and the Academic
body, as a whole, are a.id have been
dubious about tho validity of the iuIo
in question, and upon that giound,
-xve tall back on justice, and have
tested the law which has pioven null
and void Coufcoquuntlj, In that par
ticular clnubc, it mrsl Tall b.ic k on
tnp one before it tor settlement, which
aw aids the chainplo.iship to the Soph
omore team If all this mattei is "ir
relevant and not peitaining to the
question," pray tell us what the ques
tion is! I hold, and 1 believe that my
position is perfectly lojal and can he
borne out by cogent leasoning, that if
the Sophomore team refuses to plaj the
Freshman Laws, the.i the Question at
issue is, on what grounds "do they re
fuse? And, as I explained emphat
ically that thoy refused o)t. thc grounds
of justice, then it must ''follow- inthe
natural order, as I stated plainlj,
"that the point in question is whether
(Ubijig whatevor aistrutiun it may or not It is right " it seems To no
possess, The Kebraskan gladly pub-1 that any fair-minded man will concede
llshes communications, assuming-, hpw- that here is .where tho opposing argu
ever, no responsibility for the senti- ments clash, yet our friend charges
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