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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 15, 1904)
KSSaQflKJnSaMHSMK jjpwaWRi WWm ; 'vswjsfjj w? ' VT' Cbc Datls HcDrnffmn YBWWWi j r' ' i." On Dlfy ntbr3ku mm 1 A connol Sandra f Xk HMpnrlao, V1. fll, Fh J7Wkrdua, TL Sasrlst ind Orasra, Vol. 1 Will .II.U I.II.-JILJU.1L1MJ3M mblwnva amuj, exaapf bobimj u mi t Mb Unlrerally of Rebruks, Lincoln !Hft, toy tti Hprln PatIlli!f C., BOAftD 0 DlBBOTOM John Wwtover . B. WU3U ; ii ! M"if mil ii'i'i'.Ufj Sdltor-iB Ohlt Hansgm- Ofronhrtor An'l. Aa.Uatatr A, 9. Mkrtfbw Walter & BttYa VrA rforajhtw AkkUtla .... rrdA.S4Ur a Tff"i S a KdltorMd Roosts ui BmIbm OffievU Mltf Port Qtfie MHm A- Wnwln. Ndur. -umJiii.'.iiiagg " II1 ."f.1 l!WB! TeUpbane, Night Tebf&oM I'M "' ,!', ti.,M Autautio J63I AvtematkStf. ubcorlytltn Pric, L . . il. Jl , .', ! It fr jnr, te atafeM Kntarcd at tha poataflloa at liaools, Saa m aaoona-olaaa il natter tuidar tha act at congreo of March 8, ltTB. IndlTidnal rata of tO oanta caDartmaatal tlUlylMyaliUi for "1T trill baohi r m&h onlToraitr ball t rat, u haratafora. a chart for at tfet Insertion. VtoraltXi raltr ballaUna nM Editorial Remarks The stealing mania bus again fltruck the university. 1 ast week two over coats and $10 wore stolen from stu dents. It seoms more than probahlo that these thefts wore lommlttcd by members of the student IkjcIv, for the students are the only ones usuany hav h.g nrccHs to the various places where Mich things as oercoaN are KcvH. It the student honor can.iot be effectually appealed to, anothei objet t lesion might well lxi made by the fatuity 'A Mi let vigilance should he maintained and the first thief detected should be shown up as a warning to his Kind. have something1 to do, and yot Ncbrna Ita has a lower percentage of illiteracy than nny other, state. This Ib but a tppiM HopHinns miioi oqi jo oidums touch many vital points. In apoaUIng of tho qualities which stand one in good- stead- in dealing with school boards, ho made it oidont tnat scholarship and professional train ing must be supplemented by certain personal qualities; that personality, whether from tho point of -view of .dres or ditLtfOt -general earriago count largely in tho case. He spoko also of tho toachor' code, which should be carefully observed .d-uHng the teacher's eenitudc, and of the general aim which should' guide in directing pupils to the winning of high character. He closed with some famous lines fromongfellow's "Mfcrituri Saluta tfius." nfM-fl'''Pfrtlcal talk by a practical man, and- it is hoped we can print It In full at some futuro time. WILL PLAY MINNESOTA Basketball Men Hope to Meet Gophers. Another game of basketball will bo playod with tho University of Minneso ta whoa our team Journeys north. A new stunt will be tried), that of playing two games on two successive days. We will meet tho Gophers on Friday af ternoon, January 20, and Saturday morning, January 21. Manager Beers is in coi respondonce with a number of northern teams, but the schedule of games to bo playod on the trip north I ' not settled as yet. i A return gamo of basketball Is to be played with Wesley an 'on our floor the last of this week or tho first of next. We defeated the .Methodists by the narrow margin of 1 point. In wilting i p the game our University Place neighbors made tho statement "that we used questionable menus, and succeed ed in winning out. Perhaps our work was questionable to inexperienced YVesleyan, and the difference in scores the next time we meet will make the next game still more questionable "r V MEDALS AWARDED Nebraska Gets Her Share at St. Louis. The Chorus will ichcar.se the Ales-t-lah on Thursday at C p. in , and with tho oi cheat ra on Satin day nt 7 p. m. There will be no Friday rehearsal. lCvery one who Intends to sing this work Is urg:(l to attend these lehoars als. The perfoimance will take place next Wednesday at ' I a. m. Ottilia I inhumation has been le eched at the unhorssity to the effect that medals have been awarded on a rlous unieifiity exhibits at the Louisi ana Purchase exposition as follows: Cold medals: Collect ic exhibit of 1'jO jars of threshed grains and seeds. Heed's Yellow Dent Corn. Collective Educational exhibit. Silver medals: Collective exhibit of ?. aQflH . ''aHHaH 4 hBttaH ill ' aHriiaBi lMir4 laaT'aH'JCaaaaaKl HaVi J'HarfWaVraaaaB ia PNMf taaxBBBBBHaawj Magee & Deetnet "KEHSIHSTOH" CLOTHES -They Fll. Pridchil Svits and avcrcoats Very few suits actually wear out. It is generally the sagging of the front or ill-fitting collar of the coat that renders the suit useless to the well dressed man. That's why so many young men complain of iiuc" fit of their clothes and come to us for our "Kensingtons" for "Ken sington" coats never fail to fit close at the collar and the fronts and lapels stay like new to the last. If you are thinking of dressing up for Christ mas, why not do it with clothes you'll feel proud of? True they cost a trifle more than some kinds, but the BEST always "does. r Suits $15, $18. $20, $25 O'Coats $15, $18, $20 to $35 fTEIWElWOEMPEHBR RUG CO. WhoItuU uU RttU DRUGGISTS AetBll Pban 1707 Il4i O Strtll LINCOLN. NBB. ttbe fraternity ttutlMng Corner 18th aad N Strcata Valkncr & flliarp, Propt. SfMfUl Rt for Fraternity Hiactt. TIkaBi; AuUmtic 1974. Bell 97 Roidtncc, Autamatic 1517, BU 37 Book Bospital R, H. QILLE8PIE Phone U40 124 O Street KADIS, The Tailor Suits Made to Order $15 and up. CloiiniuK Dyoinu mid I'rOHnin Our SpeHultv Auto Phone 'ttTn W The Co-Ed's Troubles Made Easy j Our whole business idea isokeep what a-young fellow really wants that's our specialty. j This is a Christmas hint. ' J -3r 1 THE $2.50 HAT STORE - 1140 O it irHkS-r-! ?HHHM6HiHHiHHHM PEDAGOGICAL CLUB MEETS photographs Illustrating mineral re- sources. - State Museum Collective exhibit of yollts minerals and' building materials. A gold medal was also awarded to Professor E. II. Barbour lor collection of cannas. I MIbr Edith I,. Webster also rocelved a gold medal for design and Installa tion of exhibits. UU O Street "LINCOLN Shoes Made to Order REPAIRING Neatly Done. NULL A McCOY, 152 0 O Street W. A. Sellic of the City School Board Addresses Them. RIGGS THE Drug Cutter 2) Right Prices ..ON.. Wolsbach Mantles, WelBbach Air Bunion Gymnasium Suit, Track Suits, Sweaters. Bicycles and Repairs, Phonographs. ' SIWLES CYCLE CO. 1317 0 St. See Yourself as Others See You HTVHE Printed Stationery you km reflects your business Judg ment. No job is too common to be neatly done. What you wast when you want it. m.127 Nth King & Zurbrigen TwIItb Street Tk Ivy Pm Ptfattn T. J. TNMPE CO. I nrM MaohlnUt Leektmilfcs Mi PMm 309St. HA UKCOLK The Pedagogical club met la3t ulght. After a short socinl period Professov Luckey called attention to tho Import ant features of the teachers' certificate which should' interest applicants for the certliicatos. He then introduced Mr. W. A. Sellck of the city school board who rojid a paper which gave many flsoful hints as to :eisonal qiuil Ities and school conditions and rela tions which should holp toachore in doaling with school boards and othor officials and prosecuting the many sided work of the school. General con ditions were made plain by wll chosen and ,. Interesting Htatintlch. The fact that th- aeiago attendance In Nebras ka is ory low, show that teat lieu Lincoln Local Exptess, 1030 N street Both phones. Dinners and suppers J2.G0 per week. The Homo Cafe, 214 S. 12th. I Got tho best-Heuderson & Amea unuorms, at Armstrongs. If you got it at Armstrong's, it's right. 1 Elliott's Snltorlum, clothes cleaned. MARSHBURKEjCo. Succ(orf t Ths P. D. Smith Coal Co. and lidll-Mrah C. Carry the be trd s of iJomeitlc COALS Amo 1 wkl h you wil Hod. MONARCH at $6,50; ROCK SPRINGS nd WYOMING LUMP at $850 and the best Colo rado you ever used at $8.25. All kinds of steurn coal 'the best money can buy. Office, 1 1-40 O Street; Phones, Bell 793, Auto. 3373 Yard, 6th and N Streets; Phonej, Bell 329, Airto. 3329 Yard, 20th and N; Bell Phone 382 A ir - . 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