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THE PROPERTY OP
THE UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA.
LINCOLN, NtCMtAHKA.
PUBLISHED EVERY DAY EXCEPT SUNDAY AND MONDAY
BY THE STUDENT PUB. BOARD.
Publication Office, 126 N. 14th St.
EDWIN MILROY SUNDERLAND, '07.-icDrroiMN-cmicr
' , M. Rinakkh, '09 - Managing Editor
FnitD Bam.a.u, '05 - - ... Nowb Editor
W. E. STANDEVEN, '07.
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FINIS.
With this Ibbuo the Dally Nobraskan
suspends publication for tho first se
mester of tho present school yoar. In
accordance with the custom of pre
vious yoars and In respect to the de
mands of final examinations upon tho
members of Us staff, tho Nebraskan
will not resume publication until the.
Tuesday of tho week which opona the
new semestor, at which time the per
sonol of tho working force of tho paper
will bo considerably changed.
. In leaving tho Nebraskan It is the
deslro of tho editor-in-chief and his
two chief assistants, all of whom have
resigned to take effect today, to thank
tho University public for tho support
which has made possible tho degree
of success which tho Nebraskan has
attalnod during the semester. There
Our Optical Departm'nt
Best equipped in the city. We have the im
proved. "Toric" Lenses and the
"Hallett-Go-Easy" Eye Glasses.
Fit Absolutely Guaranteed.
Hallett - Jeweler-Optician - 1143 0
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has been a constant contribution of
Ideas an news ltoms from all portions
of tho University and much helpful
criticism has been given by students
and by members of the faculty.
Tho Nebraskan has made enemies
during tho semostou. We trust these
individuals will not hold their wrath
against tho now editors who are to
, ( carry tho burden of tho paper for tho
second part of tho year. Wo believe
- tho Nebraskan has also made some
friends within the last five months.
If bo wo hope sincerely that a transfer
of that friendship be made to the new
ly organized staff.
Tho friendly interest of tho Unlver-
, slty public is absolutely necessary to
a successful college Journal and that
Is certainly our Ideal for tho Dally
Nobraskan.
Tho paper has not been an unquali
fied success thruout the past semestor
altho wo do not believe its columns
have been "Wholly without merit, Tho
staff at the beginning of tho yoar was
entiroly without experienco and the or
ganization which it brings. Hereafter
there will bo at least a nucleus in each
succeeding year about which to build a
staff which shall be thoroly capable of
assuming intelligently the duties it has
to perform.
And so, with 'apologies, for what
we have not boon able to do, with
gNititudo for what wo have been en
((bled to accomplish, the present No
braskan staff .makes its parting bow
and Bllently withdraws.
THE MANAGER TALK8.
Tho business managomont of tho
Dally Nebraskan during tho past se
mestor also wishes to thank the sub
scribers of tho paper for their liberal
support. Tho paper has enjoyed an
unusually prosperous season and this
is largely duo to the satisfaction that
tho advertisers have found In their
patronago of our columns.
Tho financial success of any paper
depends upon tho co-operation of sub
scriber and advertiser and we hope
that during tho coming semester mem
bers of "the student body will bear
this Important fact in mind when they
make their purchases down town.
Tho Nobraskan wishes to carry its
subscription list over for the balance
of tho year, and nil subscribers will
continue to receive their papers unless
wo are notified to discontinue.
W. E. Standeven, Manager.
A PORTRAIT INDEX.
Valuable New Work Placed on Shelves
of University Library.
The University Library has secured
a volume, Just published, that will bo
tho standard source for Information
on where the portrait of any given In
dividual may be' found. This index of
portraits is sent out by the publishing
board of the American Library Asso
ciation at a very reasonable price, ow
ing to the fact that thovolumo Is pub
lished In tho government printing of
flco at Washington. Over 6,200 vol-
wmmmxmx
umes are referred to, as well as hun
dreds of magazines. Between 35,000
and 45,000 persons are noted.
George Washington and Queon Vic
toria lead In the list of those having
tho most published portraits, more
than two and one-half pages of index
being devoted to each. Chancellor An
drews has seven portraits. This work
which has been sadly wanted for
yoars, was not actually undertaken un
til ten years ago.
EVENTS OF FORMER YEARS.
Happenings of other days as record
ed In Tho Nobraskan:
Two Years Ago Today.
Tho basket-ball team had returned
from its northern trip with a record
of five gamos to Its credit.
One Year- Ago Today.
Tho announcement of tho formation
of a now society among tho Organized
Barbs was mado. '
Sometime during tho month of
April, Walter B, Snowj Chief, Engineer
To Clean Up All .Women's and
Misses' Winter Suits
We make the following extraordinary offer. While most of our
Womens' Suits were sold during our onerhalf off sale we have about
130 left In prices ranging between $10.00 and $30.00. As we must make
room for our new spring stock we have decided to clearthem out, and
have divided them Into two lots,
$5.00 and $10.00
All 8ults worth from $10.00 to $18.00 will go on sale at $5.00. All
Suits worth from $20.00 to $30.00 for $10.00. The styles In Jackets are
Eton, Pony and Tight Fitting with pleated skirts. The price on many
of these suits is less than half what It cost to make them and please
remember they are practically all this season's styles. Charges will
be made for alterations.
Sale begins Sat'day Morning
. At 8 O'clock.
The earlier you come the better will be your selection.
Miller & Paine
of tho Sturdevant Company, will visit
tho University and give a talk to the
engineering students entitled "The
Creation of a Manufacturing Plant."
It Is expected that tho students will
take a great deal of Interest in his
lecture, as ho is one of the best
known engineers in the country. Ho
was formerly an instructor in the
Massachusetts Institute of Technol
ogy, and Is the author of several valu
able treatises and books on technical
subjects.
Department of Rhetoric.
The following 'second-semester
courses In Rhetoric are open to stu
dents who have not taken the corre
sponding first-semester courses:
4. English Composition. Two hours.
Professor Pryox
6. English Composition. Throe
hours. Professor Prye.
8. EngliBh Composition. Three
hours. Professor Prye.
16. Debate. Three hours. May be
elected by students who have taken
Rhetoric 13. Professor Fogg.
28. Newspaper Writing. Two hours.
Mr. GaBS.
41. Nineteenth Century EBsay. Two
hours. Professor Fogg.
52. Reading and Speaking. Two
hours. Adjunct Professor Losoy.
54. Dramatic Reading and Interpre
tation. Two hours. Adjunct Profes
sor Losey.
60. Public Speaking. Two hours.
Adjunct Professor Losoy.
Department of Rhetoric.
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