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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 13, 1905)
i ...& vv1;r"fj-.!? -v" 7:s--i?ra -- Cbe all? Ti e b r a o h n n m m Zhi Daily Ilebraskan A consolidation of Thn Hwiiorlnn, Vol. Bl. Thn Nebroflknn, Vol, 10 Scnrlot and Croam, Vol. 4. PnliliRhod dally, oxcopt Sunday and Mondny, At tho Unlvornlty of Nebraska, Lincoln, Nob. by the Hcwporlan Publishing Co., UoAnn Or DinicoTonfl ProfwworH J. I. Wyor, nnd C. R. Richard: H. P. Unvltt John Wcfltovtr K. R. Walton. Bdltor-ln Ohlof Amolato EditoJ Manager Ass't. Managor Circulator Aunt. Athlotic Society H. G. Myorn Frod A. Bwooloy D. P. DoYoung A. O. Sohrolbor Frod Naughton Wnltor E. Standovon STAFF R. A. VanOradol Miss Mlnnlo ttlllor REPORTERS A. F. Magdnnz, Stato Farm Editorial Rooms and Bunlnora Office U 211H PoHt Officio Station A. Lincoln, Nobr. Telephone, Night Telephone Automatic J528 Automatic 2365. Subscription Prioo, $2 pur yoar, in advanco Entorod at tho postofflco at Lincoln, Nob., rh second-class mail niattor undor tho act of congress of March 3, 1870. Individual notices will w charged for at the rato of 10 cents for cnoh Insertion. Faculty, dopartmontnl and nnlvoralty Imllntlnn will gladly bo publlRhivl f roo, aH heretofore. Editorial Remarks For tho Individual dooartments of tho University, and tho University as a whole, to do most effoctlve work co operation Is necessary. It is natural that Instructors In tho various depart ments should think their own Bpeclal phase of University work the most Im portant, and that they should take tho keenest Interest In their own lino of work. But this Interest should not he so great as to exclude a moderate In terest In other branches of University activity. Everyone must give a little, and tako a Uttlo. Each must cater to the other, and in turn be catered to. Ever since tho present commandant as sumed command of tho University corps of cadets there has been friction between that department and other de partments, especially tho athlotic de partment. Tho military drill Is an ex cellent thing, and It is not the intention to detract from hte merit of this de partment. But no dopartmont is pre eminent. No department is so neces sary to tho University that the others must always ho subordinated to It. Yet this Idea of absolute pre-eminence has permoated tho wholo military de partment for tho past year. When any concession has been obtained from tho commandant it has only been after bringing to bear ovory argument, and thon tho concession has always been begrudged. There are times when, in the best interest of athletics, men ought to bo excused for a time from their military duties. To attain cham pionship form in any branch of ath letics takes a great deal of time and labor and recognizing this all the de partments, with the single exception of. tho military are and have been will ing to make reasonable arrangemonts for the convenience of the athletes. "When tho captain of tho basketball team applied to tho head of the mili tary department for a two days' leave of absence from drill for two baskot ball men, he was peremptorilly re fused, and no pressure that could be brought to bear altered tho command ant's decision. WiBhing to publish both sides of tho question, if there were two sides to it, two of the Daily reporters called upon tho commandant yesterday morning for the purpose of ascertaining his views. The views were conspicuous by their absence. The commandant's roticonce either means that he has no reasons to adduce for hib actions, or that in his military po sition his actions as a "superior offi cer" are nofto be questioned. But they are being questioned, every day, by the studonts not only among the cadets, but among the others. By this time Capt. Chase certainly should have learned that his position is an unpop ular one. By doing favors that he is In a position to do the efficiency of his corps of cadets would be increased many fold, and interest in tho military department raised to what it formerly was. Now, however, instead of the ca det corps of which we were once bo proud and took a general interest, the mention of tho military department calls only to mind its unpopular head. Y. W. C. A. Notes. The room committee will meet on Friday, Jan. 13, trom 5 to G p. m. Miss Howell leads the noon meeting today, Friday. You are invited. The Temple Fund committee- will meet in the V. W. C. A. room on Tues day, Jan. 17, at 11 o'clock a. m. Be sure to attend UNLAND'S Special Sale $2.50 and $3.00 Hats $1.98 $1.50 to $2.50 Shirts $1.15 Members of Bible study classes re member the party to be held at Mrs. Hodgman's, HUG L street, on Saturday evening. To ICalifornha In less than three days from Lincoln what an agreeable change! Why endure three more long months of winter weather, when you can leave It all and go to balmy California on a train like the C olden State Limited Every comfort and convenience agorgeous hotel on wheelB, If you plcaso expressly for you. Daily via El Paso and the Southern Pacific through Now Mexico. Most southerly course quickest way to reach the realm of summer. Ev ery mile is a mile away from wintor. Full Information about this train and1 other service to California, with booklet "The Golden State," promptly on request. F H- BARNES, C. F. PK. MARSH-BURKE Co. Successor to Tho P. D. Smith Coal Co. and Tldball-Marsh C. Carry the be t grad t of domestic Amo whl h you wil find tha MONARCH at $6.50, ROCK SPRINGS and WYOMING LUMP at $8.50 and the best Colo rado you ever used at $825. All kinds of steam coal the best money can buy. Office, 1140 O Street; Phones, BH 792, Auto. 3370 Yard, 6th and N Streets; Phone, Bell 329, Auto, 2339 Yard, 30th and N; Bdl Phone 382 Jtfc&rt For something artistic and up-to-date try our Platinums Rates for Students lo29 O STREET In addressing the girls at the noon meeting on Wednesday, Miss Douton spoko of the necessity lor a Christian to teed on the word of God. She sug gested committing to memory spoclal erses, or passages at definite times, that one might have them in their lives and ready to use as well. KADIS, The Tailor Suits Made to Order $15 and up. Cloaning, Dyeing ami Pressing Our Specialty. Auto Phono 2579 1444 O Street LINCOLN STUDENTS The newest and finest Barber Shop in Nebraska. Particu lar attention given to face, neck and scalp massaging, o 1206 O St., Burr Block RIGGS THE Drug Cutter HERZOG Dr. Swearingor, of the- First Presby terlan church, will speak to Univer sity girls pn Sunday at 3 p. m., U 10G. Those who have heard Dr. Swearingor need no special invitation. Be sure to hear him. Mr. Hugh Wallace ,of Omaha, will sing. Come, and hring a friend with you. SEm-ANNUAL SALE Other Bargains see Bills fr. 1042 O Street DCXXX)OOOOCOC)OOOOCOOOOOOOOO On Thursday Mrs. Raymond urged tho girls to cultivate a joyful spirit. A healthy life is a joyful one. Keep your ChrlBtlan life healthy. The lit tle troubles of our lives are not worth the unhappy time we give to thorn. Be cheerful. These were some of the thoughts sho gave. Roller skating at tho Auditorium still continues to interest University people. Tho management Is always ready to accommodate special parties on its floors and if you care to have a fine method of entertaining a crowd see him. Twice a year for the past 11 years we have given our Lincoln pat rons an opportunity to wear a first-class tailor-made suit or overcoat for a LOWER PRICE than they will a3k you for what they call a good ready-made garment. On MONDAY, JAN1UARY 2 wo will again placo our ENTIRE STOCK, any Suit or Overcoat in tho house, made to YOUR measure, nothing reserved, This is all that would ho necessary for us to say to those who hav taken advantage of our sales In the past; hut we want to say to those who have never yet given us a trial, WHY WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY. We have Three Largo Stores Lincoln, Omaha, and Cleve land, Ohio. Mr. Herzog, is acknowledged hy mill men to he tho best woolen buyer in the west. He buys large quantities and pays spot cash for every yard of goods bought, which enables us to dress you for al most us to dress you for almost one-half the price other merchant tail ors ask you. Wo guarantee style and fit equal to tho best. Do you know Jim Martin? He is our cutter. f V L. J. HEftZOG Fine Tailoring 1230 O St. $20.00 P , ty f- r: I I I I ) i I I h wmttmmtmm '! tt." , - ." ,," " ' . ft? -I u-ff. Hi""' i'Hik ii mi Ll"9,m 'iiii m 'I )i WliiiT,. i . . .-I,, V "'hi twv!