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aa socond-clasa mall matter under tbo Act of
Congress of March 0, 1870,
A TALE OF WOE.
The Dally Nobraskan wishes to
print all tho news of tho Unlvorslty
ovory day, but thoro are Bnngs In tho
somewhat ruffled current of college
Journalism that check our efforts do-
cldo'dly dt times.
i Ono of theBO snags is the positive
objection that rilany of our prominent
professors havo to giving freely and
gladly all nows of their departments.
They seem to think that giving items
not specifically asked about by our
-roporters partakes of tho naturo of
personal or departmental advertise
ment and 1b thereforo unprofessional.
Nothing could bo further from the
truth. Such nn idea is a total mis
conception of tho propor relation of
the faculty and the college paper,
LEGAL FRATERNITY ELECT.
Eighteen Embryonic Lawyers Elected
to Membership In Phi Delta Phi.
Tho following embryonic practition
ers of the law have been elected to
membership In Phi Delta Phi, tho na
tional legal fraternity:
Seniors Lloyd Winship, B. F. But
ler, Earl Eager, George DoLacy.
Juniors K. A. Beghtol, J. M. Tuni
Bon, George Randall, Mr. Bochust Win.
Robertson, C. C. McWhlnney, Mr. G.
Venrlck.
ProBhmen J. A. Murphy, Dalo
Drain', Wm. March, Ralph Murphy,
Amos Thomas, Fred Burr, Ward Che
ney. Tho nbove list, however, is not final,
as It is quite probable that further
elections, will bo mado during the year.
As election to membership in Phi
Delta Phi is based largely on scholar
ship, the fraternity represents the, best
legal ability in this University. Thero
are chapters In all tho leading law
colleges of the United States.
Thoro'B ono place In a thousand
whorOvyou can find tho real Rookwood
pottery. omo into HarrlB' and boo it.
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and we wish to put tho matter In its
r true light, hoping for more general
assistance from tho faculty In tho fu
ture. A college journal5hould represent
all departments regularly ajid uni
formly. This Is the aim of the Dally
Nebraskan and has been since the
first of tho year. We ask the aid of
tho faculty,' realizing how small a
proportion of departmental news our
roporters could secure by their own
endeavors. Some professors readily
responded and have proved themselves
funds of Information. Others refused,
. and as a result wo have a one-sided
representation that is' .satisfactory to
no ono. Tho Daily Nebraskan is
blamed for this when it has no option
In tho matter. We cannot print mat-
" Iter that is withheld from us, neither
O taanwej. refuse to print, ltqms of real
Ivalue'frvwo havo-nothing of equal in;
terestm other lines. -
s. vThppnlywayto correct the trouble
JOHN TOBIN COACHING.
is another feature which in many re
spects is as important as the rules
governing the play, namely, the rela
tions and conduct of tho rival Institu
tions. There has been altogether too
much wrangling, too much ungentle-
manly conduct, and tbo llttlo real
sportsmanship. Tho spirit tb win
which 1s of course, a worthy one-, has
Jed inBtltutlQnsof high standing tbre-
sort-tcuRCts that "would belrpwned
upon in relations bt a noh-athetlc na
ture. Thero Is no valid reason why
Contests -cannot be' just ashstrenuously
nlnvnil unrinr hiiRlnnHR-Hko andRnbrtB-
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manlike arrangements as unaer a sys
tem which produces petty disputes anb
ill-feeling' between spectators as well
aB participants."
- Tobln played on Stagg'B -eleven fot
two years, 1903-1904, where he was
hailed as one of "the best ever."
Cornhusker Party.
Thedate for the CornhuskeT ,pajty
has been set for Saturday overflng at
the homff of Miss Georgia b( Field.
Tho committee Is planning" a dancing
bnrocrram and otner amuBemoni ion
thqse who do .not dance. Refresh
ments will be served.
Tho Cornhusker staff will meet thla
morning at Convocation period in U.
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Former Nebraska Lineman Training
Mormons in the Art.
The, following -Associated Press diB
patch tells what John Tobln, formerly
ono of "Dummy" Booth's warring
Cornhuskors, Is doing and incidentally
what he thinks of the present game of
football:
John Tobin, coach pf the football
team in a Salt Lake collegb, is quoted
in the Salt Lake Herald as follows:
"In recent years' there has been a
great deal of adverse criticism as re
gards the game of football and its ef
fects on the schools Immediately con
cerned as well as on the public in gen
eral. Some of the criticism is war
ranted and must bo reckoned with.
"The rules committee! in formulae
ing the now rules, wasseeklng to sat
isfy a general clamor for a more open
'and less dangerous game. That is suc
ceeded remains to' be seen. But there
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