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A 0OtHKli(Wtl9ir Of
The, Hesperian, Vel. SI, The Nebraskan,
'Vol. 10, Soarlet and Cream, Vol.4.
Publish! flatly, except Sunday and
Monday, at the University of Nebraska,
Lincoln, Neb., by the. Hesperian Publish
ing Ce. '
Board of Directors.
O..V. P. aloiit. . . ' Laurence Koseler.
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DiylKht Cramer, A 3. Schrelber.,
Editor-in-Chief ..John D. Clark
Nlanafler. . , Fred Nauflhtqn
;V Assistants.
Nctos., 4........ .,.... J. 33. Bednar
Athletic. .,..... R. A. Van Orsdel
Circulation.. .,......... W. E. BtandeVeii
2dltorlal Room. U
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Business Offlco.
Station A, loa
the uper'ClaMM ana made thoroughly
representative. Juniors would. hardly
have 'the 'experience to 'manage stjeh
ah undertaking. As a class tht-aenlore
have too many demands upoa them
the last year. . jlet a senior edltor-Iri-
cblef have general charge of the en
terprise assisted by two Junior manag
ing editors, An associate editor from
the Law and" another from the En
gineering schools could represent those
departments. The ordinary hoard of
llterateurs and artists should bo
chosen Jointly from the upper classes.
Such details as selection of board and
control of finances might bo also loft
to the upper classes.
The scope and technique of such con
eolldated books may bo admired in
Minnesota and California. I hopo that
kwo' have seen the last biennial Som
brero published in Nebraska.
MASON WHEELER. '
bfflce hours of Business Manager and
editor, 11:00 to 11:30 dally.
Telephone Automatic 1521
Night Telephone .Automatic 23 W
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Subscription Price, )2 per year In advance
, Entered at. the postofflce at Lincoln,
Neb., as second-class mall matter under
the act of congress of March 3, 1879.
,, Individual notices wllj be charged, for
at tho rcito of 10 cents for each Insertion.
Faculty departmental and university bul
letins will gladly be published free, as
heretofore. -
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crlptlons for The Dally
Nebraskan are due, and all yvho
fiave not paid up will please see
the circulator as soon as possi
ble.. Office opn from 11:00 to
11:30 dally.. n.2V2 Unl. Hall.
A. SPEOAL SALE OF
HIGH GRADE SHIBTS
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. A Communication.
To tho Editor:
One of the most striking things that
appealed to tho editors of the last
Sombrero during its preparation wan
tho heterogeneous system of student
publications now in- vogue In our
school. To us It scorned unjust that
- wo should find, in our attempt to pub
lish a boolc representing tho whole
school, competition rather than co
operation" In so many places.
, If- there is any truth In tho asser
tion, which wo are so often called on
to deny, that, tho Sombreros of Ne
braska, aro Inferior to the similar pub-
l licatlonsj pt sister' colleges tho fault
lies here. The commonly ascribed
causes, .'-such, as tho appointment rather
. than "the election of tho editing board
and the alleged cupidity of the man
agers, are eclipsed byJLho disadvan
tages of the unique and curious sys
tem' of , college publications, tht yq
fall heir to horeiat Nebraska. I doubt
If any school iii the country publishes
such a miscellaneous assortment of
annuals. One year the SopibVero com
petes with the Senior Annual, the next
the Senior and Law Annuals fight each
other, while eyery year the Blue Vrlnt
of the engineers comes In for Its share
y of advertising and contributions.
In short, why not .consolidate the
gbmbrer"o, Senior Annual, Law Book,
', and Blue Print and publish the book
annually ; With the available con
trlbatlons and advertising the Unlver
sity oouid 'publish a book: of which
, hewell might b proud. Five publl
eatteas bleqtittally demanding school;
support as represUtly of the Unl
k Yarfijty sewMi lWorous,; ''
.fee a work sfcouldb mal Mr I
A GOOD IDEA,
In another column wo publish a com
munication from Mr. Mason Wheeler,
one-, of tho editors of tho 1906 Som
brero, in .which ho suggests that the
only sano method of getting out a rep
resentative annual is to combine all
thOso now being published Into ono.
Tho Nebraskan has always stood for
this move," and wo cheerfully second
Mr. Wheeler's suggestion-, Tho plan
ho suggests seems to bo as' feasible as
any that comes to -mind, although wo
suggest ono change. That is in regard
to the chief 'editorship. We feci that
all tho editors should come from tho
junior class. Tho universal custom
of Tiaylng the annuals Issued undof the
supervision .of tho Junior rather than
of tho Senior jelasses of the various
universities of tlioqpuntry Is not tho
result of accident, but rather Is duo
to tho fact that for sovoral. reasons
that class is the logical ono for tho
purpose. During tho Senior year a
sttidont is invariably crowded with
work, and this Is especially trUp dur
ing the last semester, On this ac
count thoro would bo but very. few;
Seniors who would havo tho. time to
dovoto to- this york, and tho class as. a
Whole Would bo unable to "glvo tho '
book the, necessary support. With
this ono change, and tho. additional
suggestion that tho editors, and man
agers ho elected by tho Jnlon 'class
and not bo lippointod by Us president,
wo heartily approvo of tho plan out
lined by Mr. Wheeler. As ho says,
now Is tho tlmo to effect .this consoli
dation, and wo would suggest thnt
early In' the noxt semester representa
tives of Uie Sophomorp, Junior and
Junior Law classes meet and draw up
an"-agreement that only . one book be,
published In 1907. ..."
$1.50 and
CHOICE
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BEGINNING FRIDAY MORNING ATS O'CLOCK YOU CAN SAVE HALF,
BUYING SHIRTS
We have a great many Remnant lines of $1.50 and $1.00 Shirts that a'
store llko oUrs, selling tho best grades and newest styles, cannot afford to y '
carry Into next season. Not every slzes In any single pattern, but there f
being about 50 different patterns represented, you'll find plenty of every'
stee from 14 to 17. Coat Stylo or Closed Fronts, Cuffs on. or separate, 4
light and dark patterns. Rest assured of this: You'll not find a Shirt in .
this sale that has been selling- frfr less, than $1.50 and' $1.00, and there is '..
about an equal quantity of each. ',.'"
' You'll make no mistake If you anticipate' your Shirt Needs and,''Buy
Freely. Thoso who come oarly Friday, ' will have the advantage of best
selections. "- ,;, - ' . "
We are making ridiculously- ;lbw prices toclcwe remnants of
Sweaters at aboutf Half Price. -
Fine Wooleni-Underwear One-Third
Less Than Usual;
Overcoats One-Fifth to One-Third
Off.
Fur Coats, One-Fifth to dne-Thlrd
Off.
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such pricing " insures it.
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It at all interested, it wlil p'ay
you to como and see for yourself.
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Herpolsneimer's Optical Department
A Communication.
A cry for peace, signed by a Junior,
and published In the. Dally Nebraskan
of yesterday, prompts tho following:
"FOr years, an attempt has-boen.
made by cadh succeeding Freshman
class, to wear caps, and for just'. as
many years, tho, Sophomor class has
taken upon Itself tho task of preServ
lns tho sacred traditions of vtho lnstl-.
tutlon, and preventing tho Freshmen
from woarlng their caps.
"While tho present Sophomore class
has lived up, to, its promise, to live
quietly .and tolerate the 'Freshmen,
still It feels that the dove of pajace Will
be put to flight If the Freshmen, peri
sist in the attempt to flaunt the hatlwl
caps in; our very faoes. We, "will b
.compelled to rise, in or aalghtand
proteet our saorsd name and the tra
ditloM 'of tWf past. " y - - i
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