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EDWIN MIMIOY SUNDERLAND, '07,
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Fhbd Bam.Ai(i, '05 . . -( . . Nown Editor
W. B. 8TANDEVEN, '07.
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Entered nt tlio noat'.nico at Lincoln. Nobranka.
r Bocond-olaHH mail ninttor undor tlio Act of
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TIME TO 8T0P.
. The tlmo. him asuredly como when
tho efforts of cortaln University stu
doftts, to arouse nn antagonism ngalnst
the Deiinof Women should bo brought
tonn abrupt ondlng. The first hoax
that was perpetrated along this ltnti
was funny nnd did not of Itself merit
sovore censure, but a second fako fol
lowing close upon tho libels of tho
first gives ovldonco of a .determined
spirit to rtstay with tho game" until
tho atithorltiostako a hand In tho mat
ter. Wo do not believe that the offending
students fully realize hoV serious Is
thclr offense, when vlowod from tho
standpoint of the welfare- of tho Unl
vorBlty as a whole, nor do wo believe
that they understand tho danger of
along to'tho lines havo led J.to ualiy
fallacious iellofs) until Mrs.Borkley fa
generally 'thought to bo Jimlnly r'6
sponsible tor every Innovation Intro
duced into student government, and
this Is in no sense the truth.
Whatever your private opinion is, W
manly enough to "koop It dark" until
y,ou aro ready to talk and act openly
and above, board.
DENT8 FROM THE KICKER.
Why Is U. 309 so cold? For tho
boneflt of tho Esquimaux?
Why do co-ods hold receptions in
the Library entrance hall?
Why is the Library chair hog?
Why does It matter ao much about
tho old bones, anyway?
Why doesn't some one pick a real
All-American team? Tho Kicker hum
bly submits tho following:
Right end. ...;.;. Mueller, Cincinnati
Right tackle. .".-. Jones, Crelghton
Right guard .Kenyon, Drako
Cohtor ......Cooke, Nebraska
Loft guard Spohcer, Doane
Loft tacklo... (Malta) Vita, Minnesota
Left end Coopor, South Dakota
Quarterback Klckorsall, Chicago
Left tiiilf McDbugal, Hastings
Right half.- Wall-Ace, Kansas
Fullback . . Rupport, Ames
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EVENTS OF FORMER YEARS.
Happenings pt other days as re
corded In The Nelraskan:
Four Years Ago Today.
Juniors hold u class meeting. Chair,
man Newton of tho athletic commit
tee made a report.
'Three Years Ago Today.
Speaking editorially, the Nebras-
kan cautioned tho "N" men to chooso
a man of "good moral character and
ability" for the captaincy of the 1903 '
eleven. Benedict was selected a few
days later, I
One Year Ago Today.
Tho Sophomores dofeated tho j
Freshman eleven by tho score of 5-0. 1
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such a course. To arouse antagonism
against a mombor of tho faculty with
out plainly stating and proving defi
nite charges ,of unfitness to hold
office, a to Incite rebellion against
tho University authorities, an offense
which Is .justly punishable with ex
pulsion. ',.
No charges, of any nature havo
been brought against tho Dean of
Women openly and wo can only say In
reply to such Insinuations as havo
gone the rounds that any man who wljl
deliberately spread a rumor that ho
Is afraid to glvo voice to openly, is a
coward and Unworthy to bo a mombor
of tho student body of th University
of Nebraska.
Wo belloYe that tho greatest part
of Mrs. Barkley's unpopularity has
arisen from a misconception of the
part she has'lo play In executive cir
cles. It was generally thought that
sho was behind tho conception and
enforcement Of Rule 34, whereas wo
havo the Chancellor's word that this
was In no particular tho true state of
affairs. Exaggeration of "her efforts'
AN INTERESTING EXHIBIT.
Omaha Charley Collection of Indian
Relics on Display.
Tho Omaha Charley collection of In
dian relics, recently secured by tho
State Historical Society, will soon bo
entirely mounted. Of tho live, hun
dred Interesting and Instructive groups
of thh? collection, ono caso of Indian
dolls Is especially worthy of examina
tion. These dolls nro dressed in the
costumes of tlio various tribes. One
pair of Ogalalla dolls Is unusually
flno, representing a warrior and his
squaw. Each wears a moon shell and
is elaborately decorated In beads.
In tho same caso Is an Interesting,
though gruesome relic, In tho form of
a quirt or Indian whip. The handle Is
of polished human bono, and for a lash
Is a human scalp of long, black hair,
carefully braided and tied. The "un
der side of th'o scalp Is artistically
decorated with bead work.
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