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tb Daily Dtbraskan
A ooniolldatlon of
The Henporlixn, Vol. Ill, Tho Nahrfiakan, Vol, U
Sonrlot and Uroora, Vol. 4.
Publlnhed dally, oxoopt Sunday nnd Monday,
at tho Unlvoi-HlLy of Nuhranka, Ldnooln, Nab.
by the Ileaporlnn PnblUhlng Co .,
BoAno Or.DrncoTonfl
Profemora J. I. Wyer, nnd 0. R. Richards I
II. P. Leavtti
John WeatOTOr E. B. Walton.
Kditor-in-Ohief
Manager
Circulator
Ah'I. Adr . Manager
Paul A. Ewlnf
A. O. Sohrelber
Walter K. Btanderea
Fred Nanghtoa
ASSOCIATE BDITOR3
Athletle .... Fred A. Sweeley
Local ... D. P. DeTounf
Society Mla Minnie HlUer
Literary Mlaa Let Siettar
Editorial Boonif and Boalnena Office U tlljf
Port Of floe Station A. Lincoln, Nebr.
Telephone,
Night Telephone
Automatic J52I
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Bnbaorlptlon Price, f2 per yoar, In adraaoe
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Entered at the poatonlca at Linooln, Nab.,
a Booond-olana mall matter under the act of
congcoRaoMCarohB, 1BT0.
Il'i'li'i ill
CornlitiHkcr football imnquet Monday
evening, but tho enthusiasm and spirit
ought to have been trebled, and morp
men should havp bppn present to ac
compliHh. Thin banquet 1h tho
only means of tho sort the student
body has to show Its appreciation of
the work thp gootball team has done
in thp season pant, and that there were
not enough paid tickets sold to en
able the committee In charge to get
Into the clear is no compliment to the
general college spirit of Nebraska stu
dents. The price per plate was not pro
hibitive, and more men should hae
been out. It is to be hoped that next
year's banquet will be much better at
tended. Along this line the business
men helping to make the affair aB suc
cessful as It was should not be forgot
ten. The I.indell hotel donated the
neat menu cards, the New Century
Prrss the tickets, and Messrs C. H.
Fiey and' Chapin Brothers kindly do
nated the (lowers and ferns with which
the banquet tables were decorated
Individual noticed will be oharged for at the
an. Faculty.
departmental and unlrrralty bulletins wil
rate of 10 cents for eooh innortibn. Faoultj
gladly be publlnhed free, aa heretofore.
Editorial Remarks
Tho FreshmanLaw8 have"-acceded
to the conditions imposed uuon them
bv the ultimatum roMultlnv; from a
larger representation in the Academic
i lasses, and hao deposited the amount
of (he filthy hit re necessary '.o ;u.
cbasc them the opportunity '; nice,
li't- Sophs, for the lntM'-class foo'b.ill
( '.jis plcnship. The positio.i n .!
S' p.T:,;crpH all along has s"ninl
LPineuhat aibitrary, but now i!i. ;,ihio
should be pulled off as soon m (.s
Blble. The senseless squabble has
caused too much comment and hard
f'l'-hig already, und no good urn j.o--
sloiy come or prolonging it. We ate i
here, not tQflght one another, but to
pull together for Nebiaska. There is
no reason why these clans games
should not conduce to the good of our
Almn Mater, if everybody gles a lit
tle, and takes a little. If the game is
played tho result will be announced
Till then, enough of this.
A good deal of annoyance was cre
ated during the talk of Regent Whlt
mote Wednesday morning by the noise
of basketball players In the gym..
This uproar was imputed to the bas
ketball team, but wrongly, for at this
time the team was in consultation in
I)r C'lapp's office. The noise was
caused1 by the 11 :.'() gym. class coming
on the Moor too soon, and interrupt
ing to a certain extent the convoca
tion exercises. This Is not the only
lime Incotn entente of this nature has
iieen experienced and the gm should
be kept clear of basketball players
during the t-oinnt ation period
The Rhetoric 17 debate esterday af
ternoon with the members of Rhetoric
HI as an audience, was the most spirit
ed of the year. The orcsence of Rhet
otic i;i spurred the ontestants -Saw-er,
Hanley, Levy an. I BrooUings to
their best The gip-anii-take rebuttal
several times (ailed out applause. Han
len and Sawyer supported the affirma
tive of the proposition that the initia
tive and referendum -hould be intro
duced into Nebraska. The necessity of
confining the debate t the one hour
( ut down the time allowed each speak
er, which lent additional sioed' to rapid
tackling.
Thero was lots of enthusiasm and
Nebraska spirit present at tho second
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When pationi.ing any of the busi
ness places In the city the students can
show a deal of loyalty by patronizing,
especially, those which patronize us.
Ofton opportunities come up when the
men in town can show their interest
in the university, and some of them
invariably take advantage of these op
portunities These men should be
borno In mind, and gtCen the prefer
ence whenever it is possible for the
student body to do so.
The members of the Senior Class
have been levied upon for one dol
lar as a deposit for their class pins.
The pin is unique in design, being a
tiny gold1 owl seated upon a book, up
on which the class numerays are on
graved. Jfc quill pen piotces tho bookr
The 13lg Cabinet will meot in the
Y. W. C. A. room from G to 8 Friday
evening. This Is tho time for tho
written reports of tho last month'H
work.
Just a Suggestion.
Thero Is nothing you can give for
Christmas that will be more appre
ciated than an artistic Portrait. Money
spent In this way goes farther than
In any o'ther line.
See will at we are producing in tine
podtralturo and make appointments
Immediately.
. TOWNSrcND'S BUTE STUDIO.
226 S. 11th street. '
Some of Ihe Latest Books
I Especiallyflppropriete forXmas gifts-
Our Book Department t showing one of the completest and best
assorted line of books ever displayed. Many are boxed and especially
prepared for presentation.
Here are som of our best numbers:
"Woman and Her Wits," a very humorous book of short sayings
Billable for gift book. Round In Ooze Calf and tided with ribbon.
Hoxed, $1.25.
"In .Love'B Garden," the gift book of the year. Drawings by John
Cocll Clay. "In Love'B Garden" Is the exquisite elaboration of a droll
Fancy Maiden Fair of every zone are turned to Flowers. In picturing
them thus Mr. Clay has a marvelously attractive volume, a volume
after the hearts of all Lovers of Beautiful Women and all Lovers of
Beautiful books. It contains over forty drawings In colors. Boxed.
"An Old Sweetheart of Mine," James Whltcomb Riley. "Beverly of
Graustark," George Barr McCutcheon. "God's Good Man," Marie
Corelli.
There's Nothing in tho.Towolry
Line I cannot give you at prices
lower than anyone. See
CHARLES W. PLEMING, JEWELER
1311 O STREET
Auto Phone 1201
Bell Phone tollil
KADIS, The Tailor
Suits Made to Order $15 and up.
('liMiiiint; I)vtniK' imil I'roHMiriK Our Hi'iiilt v
Auto l'lioni" i')Vll
1444 O Street
LINCOLN
SEE
MANN, the Druggist
For Perfumes and
Fountain Pens
117 N 11th Street LINCOLN
RIGGS
THE
Drug Cutter
EYERY SUCCESS HAS ITS OWN COAL
We have been very aucceuful in
catering to weddings and parties
where something EXTRA FINE
la wanted. Why can't we furnish
you with your Groceries for all
occasions?
KEYSTONE GROCERY
iai South 13th Street
THE CO-OP
Owned and Managed by Students
Sommer-Itlchardson Chocolates the
delicious Mowing cream centers at the
Co-Op.
Union Shining- Parlors. Shine, 5c.
Chairs for ladies. 1018 0 street.
For Christmas gifts see the Co-Op.
ad on Page 2.
WTJY NOT decide that difficult question of what to buy for
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS by going to the Co-op? What Is more ap
propriate and useful than these?
Unl. Pins. 25c to $3.00.
"Varsity Pillow Covers, $1.25. These are beautiful, HandlBurncd de
signs. Unl. Photos, 25c to $1.00.
Unl. and Frat. Stationery. HurJid Crane's Fine Stationery all
the delicate tints all the approved styles.
THE FAMOUS SOMMER-RICHARDSON CHOCOLATES. Long expe
rience In the business and a trial of many kinds has enabled us to se
lect tho best chocolates made. A smooth, dainty flavor has earned for
them the phrase "IRRESISTIBLY DELICIOUS," NONE SO GOOD,
NONB SO PURE, None so Delicious. Simply Incomparable. Invito
your friends to try them and. they will have no other.
The Co-Operati ve Book Co
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