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TUB PROPERTY OF
THE UNIVKRRITV OP NEUKAHKA.
Lincoln Nkihubka.
PUBLISHED EVERY DAY EXCEPT SUNDAY AND MONDAY
BY THE STUDENT PUB. BOARD.
Publication Offiei, 126 H. 14th St.
I EDWIN MILROY SUNDERLAND, 07.
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H. M. RiNAKRit. 00 - MnnnKltiK Editor J
Pnri) Bam.AiII), '(X' .--.. News Editor
W. E. HTANDEVBN, '07.
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Subscription Price, $2.00 Per Year
Payable it) Advance
Single Copies, 5 Cents Each.
INDIVIDUAL. NOTICES will lw clinrKod for
nttho rnto of lOcentn iwr InHortlon for every
llftdou wordM or fraction thoroof. Faculty
notlcoi nnil University bullotliiB will Kindly lo
immwhou rroo.
Entered ut tuo.postafllco nt Lincoln, Nvbritskn,
iw Bocond-elnHH mail mutter under the Act of
ConKrivw of March 11, 1871).
TAKE A BRACE.
Ah the day of mid-semester examina
tions In drawing dangerously near, it
behoovos tho students of this Institu
jlon Freshmen and Sophomores In
.particular to keep in cIobo and con
stant communication not only with
their text books, but also with their
InKtructorH. There has boon consider
able complaint of late relative to an
excessive amount of ''cutting" in soino
of tho departments and of unwarranted
"sinning" In othors. Altho it has laid
down no hard and fast rules that a stu
dent shall attond every class every
time it meets, or that ho shall koep a
daily pace with tho work assigned him,
tho University nevertheless presumes
that he Is tu collcgo to study and, act
lug upon that presumption, believes
Itself In duty bound to see that he
(Ioob study.
ANOTHER ERUPTION. !
Once more it becomcB necessary to .
enter a protest against the clouds of
tobacco smoke that hover about the
south gate of the campus at the Con'
vocation periods these unusually pleas
ant fall dny.s. The smokers arc out in
forco and again tho co-eds are forced i
to endure a rudeness wholly unpardon
able. Wo arc almost- forced to the conclu
sion that our smokers "think they ai'e
smart." When a college man tilts his f
crusher on tho back of his head, puts a
good-sized pipe In his mouth, and then '
strikes an attitude when n co-ed comes
near, there are but two possible ex
planations. He is either mentally de
ficient, or he Is a Freshman and
dogtm't know any better.
In either case we have a whole-'
hearted desire to see better conditions.
If a man thinks he must smoke be
tween recitation periods, by all means
let him go where ho will be least
offensive. We have no quarrel to
pick with the smokers except where
they prove to bo a nuisance, and this
is distinctly tho case at the south
gate.
Men's Suits of Highest RanK
Take a Few Moments for Comparison
NEBRASKANS RETURN.
Geological
Corn-
Survey Expedition
pletes Work.
A United States Geological Survey
expedition consisting of -sjx former
Nebraska studonts and having its
hendquarters at Great Falls, Montana,
has recently completed Its work and
disbanded.
The expedition has been at work
since the 15th of July and has had in
hand the making of geological and
topographical maps of the Great Falls
coal field, as well as the locating of
other coal fields and underground
water supplies. The work of tho
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It is because "Kensington" Suits
have stood the test for so many years
for their extraordinary fit, shape-hold
ing nnd wearing qualities that we in-
ftc comparison with the best custom
made. With such fine fabrics as are
used in the making designed and
tailored by experts there is no reason
why they should not meet every re
quirement of well dressed men. They
will and are being worn more and
more by mon who once relied wholly
upon the custom tailor. .It's simply a
matter of seeing them nnd trying thorn
on.
Just now we show a big variety, of
both Business and DrcBS Suits
$18 to $25
Magee & Deemer
Kensington Suits
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1109
O Street
SENIORS REPORT.
Give Detailed Account of the Recent
Senior Breakfast.
Proceeds from sale of tickets. . .$19.75
Disbursements
Lincoln Hardware Co., for cups.
spoons, boiler, etc $ .1.1)0
Lincoln Transfer Co., hauling
supplies 50
Globe Delivery Co., hauling sup
plies 1.00
nartv as a whole is comnlete. but three I Llchtenstelger Grocery 7.58
of its members still linve a report to
formulate and will go to Washington,
2
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Balance
For Medics, for Academics, for All Men
All the New, Snappy, Stiff Hat Blocks
and all $2.50.
WHY PAY MORE?
Folsom Makery, cream and
plates 1 .10
Petry's Bakery, doughnuts and
.buns ; 2.30
Printing tickets '. 1 . 00
disbursements $17.68
dn hand 2.07
$19.75
Respectfully submitted,
WAL.TER STANDEVEN,
Chairman.
LOST A fraternity monogram stick
pin, set with pearls. Finder please re
turn to Nebraskan office and receive
liberal reward.
I BUDD. $2.50 Hatter. 1141 O
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You will be satisfied with Cameron's
Lunch Counter.
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will soon be here, and you
need something to fcooihe ,
fired brain.
MUSIC
Is tho only roliof for vou. Tiy
it. If you haven't a piano, rent
one. Bran now, high giade In
strument $2 to $10 a Month
Just as well have one In vour
room.
All the latest Sheet Music
THE
MUSIC
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Ross P. Curtice Co.
1125 0 STREET
For delinquencies on the part of
Fjoshmen there Is some oxcuse. Tho
institution, Its methods and customs,
are new to him. Ho has not, ns yet,
"got on to the ropes." Tho University,
for 'this reason, must be hmipnt with
caso is Entirely different. He knows
tho school. Ho knows what is ox
peeled of him and ho knows equally
well what to expect of his instructors
If ho Tails to fulfill their expectations.
It is for this purpose, toget a lino on
what tho student Is doingr that theBe
mid-somester examinations are. held,
and to this ond thoy have thus far suc
ceeded admirably. In some instances,
to be sure, a few havo been caught
napping, but oven these prodigals have
seldom failed to make amends in time
to relnstato themselves In the grace
of their, professors and, incidentally, of
I he Registrar. The moral of which is:
Tako a brace!
LOST Two European History note
books in Library cloak room. Finder
please return to Nobraskan office.
D. C, for that purpose.
Tho members of thearty were as
follows: C. A. Fisher, former assist
ant In tho Geology department, and
chief of tho party; W. R. Calvert, '04;
J. D. Pollock, E. E. '05; Dean Win
chester, '07; Henry Aiken, '09, and
Artjiur, Ilazelwood. Messrs. Pollock
and Winchester are now in Lincoln
and Messrs. Fisher, Aiken and Calvert
havo gone on to Washington. Mr.
Pollock expects to go to Schenectady,
N. Y., at an early date to take up work
there.
An Apology.
Thro a reportorial error tho name of
a University student was misspelled
In our columns yesterday. Altho the
editors take every precaution within
their power to prevent such mistakes,
there are times when errors occur in
spite of them. Under all circum
stances, however, the Nobraskan Is
oor willing; indeed anxious, to apolo
gize for and, if possible, to correct
, such errors.
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