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t THE UNIVERSITY OF NEUIUBICA.
Lt.vcor.N, Nkmubka,
PUBLISHED EVERY DAY EXCEPT SUNDAY AND MONDAY
: BY TUB STUDENT PUB. BtfAKD.
Publication Office, 126 N. 14th St.
v EDSviN JtlLROY SlMDERL'ANt,.;67.
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.-.M. Bixakkii. '00 - fnnnglnft Editor
FnKDlAU.ArtD, '05 Now Editor
W. E. BTANDEVEN, '07.
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Byron E. Yodkr, '08, Circulator
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Editorial Rooms and Business Office
Bicmnt, AdmlnlitrAtlon Building
Postotflce, Station A, Lincoln, Neb.
Subscription Price, 52.00 Per Year
Payable in Advance
Single Copies; 5 Cents Each.
INDIVIDUAL NOTICES will bo clmrod for
lit tho rnto of 10 contfl nor lnuortlon for ovory
Ufteon woi'dn or frncllou thoroof. Faculty
notices nnd Unlvorslty bullotlns will gladly Ihj
published froo.
Entorcd nt tho postofllco nt Lincoln, Nobrnskn.
ftH B(M.ond-clnR3 mnll mnttor under tho Act of
Congress of Mnrch II, 1870. .
THE NEBRA8KAN STAFF.
Threo moro Ibhuos of tho Dally No
brasknn will complete tho work of tho
editorial staff of tho paper for tho pres
ent' semester. Tho begining of tho
second semester, moreovor, will find a
newly organized staff in charge, and In
consideration of this faot, tho editor of
the NebWsknn desires to express, his
appreciation of tlio services rondorod
by his assistants whoso names have
not been publicly announced.
The announcement of the working
-staff of tho Nebraskan has been' de
ferred from time to time owing to
changes which havo ben necessitated
In its. personel, but at a timo .when a
sweeping change is about to tako
effect, it Beems right that credit, should
be given whore crodlt Is duo.
RESULTS ' TELL I
Wo claim to bo the best CLEANERS and DYERS In Lincoln and
are hero to prove It. Our methods and machinery are tho VERY
LATEST and our workmen tho best that monoycan secure.
Wo clean tho finest drosses and robes without danger of fading
or shrinking and guarantoe not to Injure thorn In any way. Wo also
cloan gentlemen's clothing of all kinds. Goods called for and deliv
ered. All goods thoroughly sterilized. We do altering and- repairing.
Phono Bell 147 1320 N street. Phone Auto 1292
Call or write for nrlco list. Lincoln. Nob.
I J. C. Wood
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The work of th'o Dally Nebraskan Is
not tho sinecure that it might appear
t,o be to the casual observer who re-
c'olvoa 'his paper dally and knows not
whence It comes nor how It Is put to-
"gethor. - Behind the columns which ho
reads so glibly there has been work
'which has demanded time nnd effort
In no small amount.. There has been lu
operation a machine which is far from
ijerfect but which has done tho best It
"could.
The demands of a collego dally are
.'exceedingly exacting.' There must bo,
Jlnspito of accident, sudden dea'tli, or
unmitigated monotony, sufficient copy
regularly turned In to make a "paper
,Kfuli, Regardless of tho prossuro of
- "studies, examinations, or the 'othqr
"hardships" of a collego courso, tho
paper must' be forthcoming 'and' If there
ls.no news, there must bo news, just
the same. For "'this reason, then -doos
' ' 'the editor take'thls'occaslon to throw
f- boquets n.t-tho assistants whbhayp
'.; ' " served him 'so falthf ullv for all. or for
a part,jof the.8omester whlch'haj gpno,
Tho staff pf tbo PallyNebrnskan1 as
it exists today, aside' from thorio mem
bors whose names appear regularly In
the heading of this column, consists of
,tho following members: "
Associate Editors.
Convocation . .t..MJsa Laura A, Roades
Athletics Hurch W. Crnle
nntlnWmntitnl Oiyflnntf CI P.vnno I
Exchange . , Clyde E. Elliott (
e Reporters. '
Athletics Earnest H. Johnson,
Departmental '. , . .Albert E. Long
News Stuart P. Dobbs
Engineering Arthur Q. Schroder
'Law f. . . . ; .Louis. A. .Gregory"
Besides those mentioned above, the
editor wishes to thank also several for
mer mombors of tho staff who were
compelled for various reasons to give
up their work with tho Nebraskan bo
fore tho. opiratlon of the. semester,
Theso are: Miss Fay Hartley and A
W. Aron In .departmental worjt; A. C.
Hough and H. A. Itobblns from the
Collego of law.; and , Miller Benedict
in the general. news gathering depart
ment. A number of the present staff will
continue tho work Into tho next semes
ter nnd wo are glad to bo able to con
gratulate tho now odltor-ln-chief upon
tho ablo assistance he will doubtless
receive at their hands.
A WONDERFUL RECORD.
Yale Basketball "'Varsity Makes an
Exceptional Trip.
Yale's basketball team recently com
pleted tho most successful basketball
trip in tho history or Yale athletics.
Tho team traveled 3,500 miles and
played fourteen games, winning twelve
and losing two. The defeats wore by
the Kansas City Athletic Club team
and tho BUchtel Collego team at Ak
ron, Ohio. Tho Yale men contend that
thoy wore not given a fair deal by the
otllclals at Akron, but admit that they
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wore outplayed at Kansas City. How
ever, thoy'.turned around tho ndxt day
and won from the same team, putting
up a superior all arqund game.. The
work of tho toanv was characterized
by splendid team-play, altho the men
as Individuals all did excellent .work.
Tho total number of points scored by
Yale was 448, by her opponents, 2G7.
EVENTS OF FORMER YEARS.
Happenlngs-nof others days -ab re
corded lnTho Nobraskair.t t
Five Years Ago Today,
, The. Sophomore class efectod ofu
cors. E ,F. Davis was chosen 'presli
dent.
Three Years Ago Today.
'Tho Dramatic 'Club 'pledged. ioOO.
toward the Tom pie fund.
ThoAvt-lQpnrtme.nt will offer a now
courso In sheet metal and leather
work next semester, to bo given; by
Miss Hayden.
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Suits arid O'coats
One-third Less
Than Regular Price
All through our stock we have lines ,we want to
' close out. This reduction applies to many "Ken
sihgtori" Suits and O'coats that we will not carry
into next season, and means a saying of One
Third on garments that have the reputation as
the best made. The prices were formerly $15
to $30, now $10 to $20.
If you have now, or will have in the near
future a clothing need, it will pay you to see
what this sale means.
Dr. Haggard, 212-213 Richards Blk.
Cameron,' s Lunch Counter. 123 S. 12.
You will bo satisfied with Cameron's
Lunch Counter.
A good writing tablet Is. a necessity.
Get It at tho Unl Book' Store.
Why not tako your baths at Chris
Bath House, corner 11th and-P Sts.?
Your wrftfhg always loolts good on
our fancy box papor at tho Unl Book
Store. ...
If you havo cards, tickets or posters
to bo prlntod, go to'UlcVoy, 125 Nbrtli
12th St.
Miss A. C, Soukup, Dressmaker.
Special rates to students. 113G O St.
Auto 4G03.
ft ureen's uaruor snops excel an otners
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In ,tho wost. Entirely modern and the
(V best work assured.
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A dollar Is as big as a cart wheel ;
1 wnen it buys one or uarns dollar
fountain pons. 1137 O. He's reliable.
If your subscription for the Nebras
kan Is. duo, do do what you ought to do
and do lc now. Wo need the money:
Tho Gorman .Club meets with Miss
Paulino Rioth, 1G24 Vine, tonight. All
members are urged to be present.
There Is no time like Harris' time.
If your watch Isn't up to date you boM
tor seo Harris, the watch doctor, 1137v
O St.
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