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." I S V J1. .v A' - I ,&- T-E DUL.V NEBRASKAN. ' T- ( I ! ? K I, 4 V S I.V 4 " . t V ;-h V V ' T , ft. - I a. I'V I ttM ih'c a r H p Y It R ''. M" , 4 ' r the Daily Hebrasjun. A connolldation Tho Hcsporlnn, Vol Vol. 10, 'Bcnrlot and lldation oi . 8i, Tho Nobnfcikan, ind Crcarrt, Vol. 4. - PubllBhed dally, exec . i ly, except eunuay nu Mnnrtnv. at tho UtllVoniUy .01 NOBrMWi, Lincoln,. ob., by tho Hesperian fudiibu 0 O. V. P. Stout. 1: Dwlght Cramer. Board of Direct on. L H. P. Iicavltt. Laurence? Fosslor. A, a. Schrolbor. Edltor-ln-Chlef . ..'....' . . . jfP' S!?llJ Manaxer Fred Naughton Circulator Walter E Standewn Athlotlo.i K. A.. Van Oredcl Editorial IloomB and BubIiiom Ofcce, U. 21. Post Onlco, Station A, Lincoln, NCD. ' . . , 5! Ight Telephone. ....Automatlo 236 Subscription Pricbl3jor year In advance Entered af tho poBtoitloo at Llncqlri. Nob., an oocond-clnBS mall matter under tho act of congrcaa of March 8, 1870. Individual notices will bo charged for at tho rate of 10- cents for each Insertion. Faculty departmental and .university bul letins will gladly bo published froo, as heretofore. TO THE ALUMNI. As this Issue of tho Nobraskan, will go to every alumni It Is possible to ', roach, wo tako this opportunity to say a fow wordB ,to thom. Ono great noojl'of' tho University of "NJNobraska, Is aclosor relationship be tween tno Bcnoor anu uiu,'uuumin n t'oemfivto bo a characteristic of tho grout Wostorn universities that they fall to koop lntouch "with their gradur atcs, and Nobraskals no excoptlon In this respect. It Is twsvfault which tho Nobraskan Is endeavoring, to cor mat In flnmo decree, and It asks. tho . ... P alumni to aid it In doing so. LaBfc year an alumni department was "estab lished under Mr. B. F. Piper, and In a short time was doing excollent work. -This year tho same plan will bo fol . lowed, and with tho assistance of thoso who have left tho UnlS'erslty to en gage at first-hand In a fight with the world, wo hope toprpcure oven better results. , v v What wq deBlro of tho alumni is that thoy should use tho Nebraskan anu can ,also hear of his classmates through tho alumni note's In addition to tills, ho would have, tho satisfaction of knowing that ho is supporting a Unlvorslty enterprise INTERCLA88 ATHLETICS.: . No stops havo yet beon taken by tho different classes towards organizing football Amkbasket-ball teams, and in light of past experience their is a widespread sentiment that something 'should bo done at once, or else tho games will' drag along and tho chant pionshlinot bo settled until the time it was last year, whdn tho final garao was not played until tho middle of De comber on a frozen flold. ' It is often tho cas6 that these In tercfass contests bring to tho front mon'who can play football of a class which Would -place -them on -tho 'first squad, had thoy only boon discovered. If any such mon aro hiding around tho University now they aro noodod and noeded badly, so tho sooner the classes .gqt down to work tho better. It is to be hopod that there will bo no such squabble, In tho Intorclass Athletic JBoard as tfecurrod last .year, when tho law classes forced recogni tion. This question should bo settled! definitely boforo,tho end of next week elthor for or against the law students, and then there will bo no room for suclua deplorable sltuatlon.as was en countered last year. w In most of the great universities the Freshman teams havo already played a number of games with different high, schools, and many would like to soo this practice at Nebraska. Several years ago tho Lincoln High School 4cam usetf to, play" -witty tho different classes each autumn, and there Is no good reason why such contests should not bo arranged again. ' If such a thing is pos8iblo,,tho Freshman team at Nebraska can: bo what it Is at other colleges a training school for future varsity players. Our' Classified Column. "v Tho Nobraskan has this year begun a regular" classified column of Wants, it it 'it t it it it it it ,n. w II FQQ-TBALU JEASCiNriCBCETS: I it ' ' i it n . ' - 'it it . , . , r I H , (Jo off sale Saturday Sept30 " vV 'V On Sale at Nebraskan Office and Harryi Porter ' Price $3.00 -. it it it - it it it -it - it it it it it it it it ISwellpstonfarth ' 11 for the: Price J ; I OiViiioai r Mm 't j PU CALFfyfc- .AA ight stales Button, Lace BhB(5L Q M 8 . ; '9K Patent Colt or Kid, Lace, 8 J 9 i&MfimWmWmW new toes,. o m CKXXXXXXXXX)OCXXXXX)OObCXXX30OOOOOOO0CxD0O00OOO0OOOXX 1 O I . " ""v. C O.UALITV . 1 8 Dr. Sam'L Si Sheaii . wral STnwDiJgci I X ' : -OPTICIAN..., g CZJ ,,11-13210 St. , 8 1123 O STREETV i f':, ' Z - ' I 8 k ' V"V g ....gAT AT THE.. r " j .Your PatrorTage' Soll.ii J GOOD HEALTH CAfE 1 . ... Patronage' Sollclte COOCOC)OOOOOOOC)000000000000 ' to)k)K)k)()lf)H)i())K)K)k)K ' as the medium for acquainting tho ' University students and faculty "with, their vhoreabout and ; occupation. Tho University is not so. largo that each' Senloiv is hot known to a largo ' number -or professors and students, '..who wlfl always be glad tofhfidr,of them afow times each year, and thoro . can be W better way of "keeping in touch with tholr friends than through i tho . Nobraskan, , f , "Wo would also like to havo every alumni or ex-studont oVour subscrip tion list. Already tho foreign subscrip tions to tho, Nobraskan aro almost as 3 numorbus' as the local, but there tfro stlU-a. largo majority, of tho alumni who do ot receive' the paper. f. We feel that a subscription would wbb mu tually advantageous to the Nebras-, kan for obvious reasons to the sub scriber because hecan always know Lost, Fbundi o.tc, and "it has already proved a gr'dol success. To two'ad vortl80monts thoro werd seven replies In ono da, ttnd almost every other ad vertisement called forth at least one, reply. .As twe announce on anothor page, Nebraskan Want Ads Bring Re sults. ;T Popular Professor Very .8ck. Professor Brace' of tho Physics de partment lies very low at hjis hqmo In tho city, suffering from ' a carbuncle on .his right cheek. Wednesday the chancos for his reebvory wero ve?y small'but lato y'esterdty afternoon ho grew better and it is now thought the professor wjlljepover.. The -catbunclo was. taken out of the patients face y'esterday by a Chicago surgeon. Late last night the professor's temperature What is going on at Ills alma ma(erjhad gone down several degreed. 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