? 'f.n
tH$&p j ,PJWH$W,(OTiwf
fWMW'
-Yw-m ,
.:"" ( m.
-
' '!. -J
f
J'.
Zbt 9iiv flebrashan
StawtMsasssaasta
1
i.
. ?-
i
N-
tht Daily ntbraskm
:
"9f
. . A oohnoUiUUon of
The H&portan, Vol 01, Tho Nbriiskan, Vo, 10
Scarlet and Cream, Vol. 4.
Published daily, except Sunday and Monday,
at tbo UnlTOrtlty of Nobraaka, Lincoln, Nob.
by the Heprlan Piibllnhlrig Co.,
Boatid Or bmxoTOBa
Profennom J. 1. Wyer, and C. R. Richard:
II. P. Learitt
John Wcsloror E. II. Walton.
EcMorln-Chlef
Manager
Aiw't. MnnnRr
Amolato Editor
(Ircnlntor
AtbUUc
Aaalataut Athletic
State Farm
Frod A. Swooloy
A. O. Sohrolbor
Fred Nnnghtoa
A. M Lvy
Walter K. Stnnderon
5TAFF
R. A. VaaOrndol
II. L. Swan
H. O. Myors
A. F. Magdana
U
Rdltorfnl Rooroii and Bnalnwa Office U 311
PoHt Officii Station A. Lincoln, Nobr.
Telephone,
Night Telephone
Automatic 1538
Automatic 2366.
' '. '
clubs usually found at such concerto
SdihVjjiktflo much to-itn credit. lfor
ft long time wo did not have a glee club
at Nebraska. As yet w do not have
a mandolin and guitar club, nor a bad
Jo club. .Material was found for a Olco
club well worthy to represent Nebras
ka, and there are enough men in the
University who play some Instrument
to compose other musical clubs. It Is
too latP, - now, ,-to .organize such clubs.
Ibis season, but stops should be taken
early next semester looking toward
the establishment at Nebraska of a
mandolin and guitar club or a banjo
club. There is no reason why the suc
cess achieved by the Gleo club this
year cannot be rivaled by other Unl
vcrsity clubs next 3-ear.
Bnbacrlption Price, 12 per year, In advanoo
Entered at the pofltofflce at Lincoln, Neb.,
an Hccond-claM mail matter under the act of
ponRrcmi of March 0, 1870.
Individual notice will lx charged for at tho
nlto of 10 cent for enoh Insertion. Facnrtw.
departmental and nnivoi-Hlty bulletins will
gladly bo publlahed free, rm heretofore'.
Q Notices and subscriptions may p
R be left at tho Dally Nebraskan X
W offlco, or at the Co-Op. Book Q
0 Store. Q
Editorial Remarks
Concert Proceeds.
The various committees connected
with tho home concert given by the
Gleo club have all reported and nearly
cery account has been wound up.
With a possible slight subtraction or
two the balance Manager Dirks re
ports Is $30!). 67. The total receipts
o! the concert amounted to $586.60,
Thile tho expenses incurred were
$281. S3, which leaves a snug sum to
The Junior class meeting today will
be for the purpose of cleaning up the
balance' due on the "Freshmen Cap
deal. The funds raised by the sale of
tho '06 caps of this year was not suffi
cient to meet the balance so other
moans must be adopted.
The Juniors have been ery loyal
ar a class and have stood back of the
movers of tho cap burning' very well
financially and theie is no doubt but
they will until the last vlstnge of the
debt is swept away The class Bpirit
has prevailed in this case as It does
in but few cases. Notwithstanding
ihe action of the men burning tho '08
caps was not authorized yet the class
stood by the action of the minority
in this case.
More Funds.
The State Historical Society has
asked thi Senate Finance Committee
lor an appropriation of two thousand
fe hundred dollars to be expended in
the publication of "the debates of the
State Constitutional Convention of
1S71. The record of these debates was
recently discovered in the State House
cults by Mr. Sheldon, of the Histori
cal Society. They were transferred to
the society by the lecent resolution of
the Nebraska House of Represonta
thos. The Historical Society desires
to publish the records in two olume
form of six hundred pages each. A
third olume may be published which
will contain all the original material
n
n
it
it
H
a
n
it
it
it
n
it
n
it
it
Hats $2-50No More No Less
My story is shdrt and sweet and how
interesting you can only discover by
coming in and seeing
BUDD
$2.50 Hatter 1141 O
t A "4i A slf "sfa Uf fc fr lf lf Of lr ! sV ir U, I
T T"4 T T T -T 1 1 f- T 1 1 fl " Jf
the Glee club's credit In the bank
Such a remainder on Ihe right side is
fomewhat of a surprise to all but tin.
management. Last year the conceit
ghen at the Oliver barely paid for lt-H-lf,
and two years ago there was
ocoughpatronage In the University to
warrant taking tho affair away from
the University, nor Incurring the
slightest expense. Such a stride for
vurd Is a good indication. The Glee
( lub Is coming to be uprpeclated as It
Fhould be. Next year another stride
forward should be taken.
Tho Gleo club management Is to be
congratulated on planning and carry
ing out a concert so completely stic
ccbsful In every respect. And the fact
that the Glee club was not assisted by
the mandolin and guitar and banjo
of the records oi the conventions of
1864, 1866 and 1875. Several men out
side of the Historical Society are in
terested in their publication and are
using their influence othat end.
Speaking of Speakers
Mostly new every one good
so mount to Ttachtit
The I)et Aucncan Oralion of To-day. , . , 25
Kruriings from ihe Popular Novels 1.26
Pieces lht Aitv Taken Priies .-. 1.25
New Pieces That Will Take Prize 1.26
Pieces for Evtry Occasion 1 26
How to Attract anil Hold an Audience 1 00
Three-Minute Declamations for College Men 1 00
Three-Minute Readings for College Girls. . . 1.00
Handy Pieces lo Spcak(oM ttarate taris) .M
Acme Declamation hook 60
RosV Southern Snealer 100
New Dialogues &. l'lays (frmy.. In!., A,l.) 1.60
Commencement I'arls Kaud clhtr oationt) 1.E0
1'ros and Cons (. ouiflttt iletitttt) 1.60
ImtantixiKous Parliamentary Guide, ...... .60
HINDS & NOBLE, Publisher.
Sl-aa&'i Wctt 16th St. Nw Yokk Citv
.,ioolnUi all jiublishtrt at tut sterr
Mag
ee & Deemer
High Grade Clothes for Men
CRAVENETTE COATS
6EHTEEL COAT FOR RAIN OR SHINE
If you appreciate stylish, well made
garments you cannot afford to miss
seeing the Cravenette coats we arc
showing in the new spring colors.
Suitable to wear at any season of
the year, but particularly practical
just now, serviug.tlie purpose of
both a light overcoat and at "the
same time rain proof. Just now we
are selling a genuine priestly coat
at the very low price of
$12.00
You'll Appreciate Thair Value When You
See Them.
n flfasssss aTA ar
M iassssssssL ibssssssssBbsssV
sKwLrtsuL' IssssssssssHH
Bite- 1
sUmHsv'
EVERY SUCCESS HAS ITS OWfl COAL
We have been very successful In
catering to weddings and parties
where something EXTRA FINE
Is wanted. Why can't we furnish
you with your Groceries for all
occasions?
KEYSTONE GROCERY
iai South 3U1 Street
For something artistic and
up-to-date try our Platinums
Rates for Students
'029 O STREET
T. J. THORPE CI
QsnorM MaahlnlsUi
AUKtoiiaisWa!"
i i i . - r- - i . . t
LeoMnltht vi Plalwt
SOfSltlk LIKOOLIf
We have always been known as the
..STUDENTS' LAUNDRY.,
This season we are turnlnj out better work
than vcr. W want your buslntaa.
H. N. TOWN
Groceries and Meats
Corner 27th and O 8troots
PHONE 520
Our Motto: "Nothing but tho Best."
STEINED-WOEMPENER
DRUG CO.
wiuUsttit sufuta
DRUGGISTS
Asrtsssiatlc PImo 1 707 II4i0 8ttM
UHCOLN. NB.
We Sell
DOLLARS FOR NICKELS
FRED A. POWELL
ItlTir Tallin Hi., 136 H 131k Stmt
GEO. A. WILSON
Oontraotor and Builder
Estimates furnished upon appli
cation. Job work promptly attended to.
B40 South 10th.
LINCOLN, NKI1.
DOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
The College Man
Is Particular About His Shoes
L2sBSlBSSSsl
YULE BROS.' HAND LAUNDRY
Auto 275
16 UO Strut
BQ7fl4
Columbisi National
Bank . "'""aSgw
CfttL$J00,90J0
THE WALKOVER SHOE
Is the best shoe for men's
feet. Cur L'ne is strictly up-to-date.
Call -and let us
show them.
Rogers & Perkins
auccsuora to fcrktns fit Sh14on Cm.
1120 O Stroot
''
v,-
t.
1
J'
'y.V. H
teJteiijk
f. 'viJ,-AksWlslW-A' f'yj.1:'
t -
