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rTTTWI l P i ij i 'TTWTTS tTIT i nwpiiiiiiipf fwi uiin'y iipipifppiwiyipi r THE DAILY NEBRASKAN. "II I ' I JIT! il I M? ', Pi . tbc Dfiify Hebraskan A. consolidation of Tho Hcnporlan, Vol. fl, Tho Nobraskan, Vol. 10, Scarlet and Cream, Vol. i. Published dally, excopt Sunday and Monday, at tho University of Nebraska, .Lincoln, Nob., by tho Hcnporlan PubUsh ln Co. Board of Directors. O. V. P. Stout. Lauronce Fossler. H. P. Loavltt. Dwlght Cramor. A. Q. Schrolbcr. Manager Fred Naughton, Circulation W. E. Standovon Telephone Automatic 1528 Night Telephone ...Automatic 2365 . ? Subscription Price, 2 per year In advance GOOD 8PIRIT. The football bonoflt given at tho Ollvor theater on last Thursday was a great success and the men In charge Biirely dosorvo great credit for tho way In which tho affair was handled. There has been more or less knock ing by tho students In regard to the JuBtiflabloness of such an undertaking. But this has come from men who wore elthor admitted to tho football games last fall on complimentary tickets, or did not go tb the games at all. Such a "benefit" Is in more than one way commondable. When any University is encumbered with debt by any of Its organizations it Is noth ing more than just and right that the students should tako it upon them selves to pay off this debt, or as much of it as is. possible. This is especially true In athletics, for it lu tho students' part of tho University, consequently, when any deficiency occurs the stu dents should all unite to meet this de ficit. Wo are not censuring the stu dents for not attending the "benefit," becauso they did glvo it their most loyal support, and many even wont in nnd aided in soiling tickets. To those who did the student members of the Athletic Board are very grateful and appreciative. But those who havo weilded the hammer should tako a quieUiint, and from now on boost in stead of oppose University functions. Benefit a Success. Tho football "benefit" given by the studont members of tho Athletic Board at the. Oliver theater on March 8th was Indeed a success when It is con sidcred tho comparatively short time spent in getting it up. The expenses incurred in giving such an entertain ment are generally rcry high. But oven considering this the neat sum of $135 was cleared. Tho program given was of good merit and many vory pleasing stunts wore performed by the amateur per fomers. Tho work of the University Mandolin, Gloe and Dramatic Clubs in tho entortainment wero especially worthy of praise. "Busy" Barwick did some specialty work which was humor ous, and ho was tho recipient of vory liberal applause by tho audience. P. H. Dunlop of Omaha givo several good readings, and impersonations. Tho boxing bout between Hale and Bailey, and tho parallel and horlzbntal bar work by the University gymnastic team was vory good and was appreci ated by the crowd. All in all tho en tertainment was well worth the price asked. YOU OUGHf TO KEEP A MEMORY BOOK f every student in ine eastern colleges Keeps one Our representative will call on you with the "NEBRASKA" BOOK The College Memory Book Company Champaign, Illinois Junior Party. Tho Junior class decided at a recent meeting to have a class party. Tho general sentiment of tho class Beems to bo In favor of some informal out-of-door attain. The class voted to ap- on some plan and report it at tho next meeting of tho class. A meeting will u"o held Tuesday and a report Is ex pected at that tlmo. President Myers announces tho Jollowing committee: Helen Huso, chairman; Myrtle Cauff man, Flossy Erford, Harold Steiner, and W. E. Stahdevou. Statesmanship. The poet nnd literary critic, Edwin Markham, takes a deep interest in the larger problems that effect the state and society. He is a firm believer in democracy tho democracy of Jeffer son and Lincoln and regards tho present assumption of power by pollt-, ical bosses and privileged interests with gravo misgivings. In the Feb ruary "Arena" he gives his views of democracy's demand on tho states manship of today In a highly interest ing and suggestivo conversation with tho editor of "The Arena." During this conversation Mr. Flower refers to Senator Lodge's recent attack on di rect legislation, and the poet answers tho strictures of the Massachusetts statesman in a manner that cannot fail to please all friends of freo Institu tions and the fundamental principles of democracy. This paper, preceded as it is byNi charming characterization of the poet by Mr. Flower, is one of several extremely Interesting foatures of the February "Arena," which also contains a notablo and timely paper of first Importance by Professor Par sons on "Railway Discriminations," a startling exposuro of the smelter trust nnd its operation by tho Hon, J. Warner Mills; a critical and discrim inating criticism of Maeterlinck by Professor Archibald Henderson, Ph.D., nnd a number of other papers of inter est and value to thoughtful men and women. r Station A Business. Tho annual statement of tho busi ness of the Lincoln nostofllce has been point a commltteo-of five to decido up-J issued by Postmaster STzer. The re- port for Station A Is as follows: Sunday at 7:30, Memorial Hall. Delegates from Nashville convention to report. Judging from the meeting Sunday,, this meeting will bo one of peculjar Interest. Tho Y. M. C. A. quartet will sing and there will be a solo by Miss Maud Kendall of Univer sity Place. -- - W04 Total pdBtai- recelpts $5,296.92 Total M. O. busl- ness 42,644.74 Letters and parr cols registered Registered let ters delivered Forwarding v or ders recorded i i 403,00 485.00 1905. 15,419.03 41,822.89 568,00 672.00 668.00 Doesn't this interest you? book for1.00. See ad. 1.50, Forbes "Stables, livery, cab and bag gage, 1125 P St. Bell 550, Auto 1650. The business of all departments of the station except the money order de partment have increased "from 2 to 15 per cent Alpha Tau Omega gave a dancing party at Walsh's Hall Saturday night - - -M- -g. 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