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THE PROPERTY OF
THE UNIVERSITY OP NEBRASKA.
Lincoln, Nebraska.
PUBLISHED EVERY DAY EXCEPT SUflDAY AND MONDAY
BY THE STUDENT PUB. BOARD.
Publication Office, 126 N. 14th St.
'Eclltor-ln-chlof J. Cnrroll Knodo,
AflHOcluto Editor Clyde E. Elliott,
MiinnKltiK Editor A. ID. Lonp,
Athletics IIURh W. Grafa
General News Paul O. Burt,
HovIowh Oortrudo Mooro,
Convocation Laura Rhoados,
ABHlstont AthlotlCB. Miller S. Benedict,
AflHt. Qon. News Sidney O. Evans,
DopartmorMl Earl R. Hunt, '08
II. L. WllBon, '00
Quy Montgomery, '09
A. a. Schrolbor, '07
Aloxandor J. Dunlap,
C. C. Hickman. '07
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ABBlBtant Manager Gay Hardy,
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for every fifteen wordB or fraction thereof.
Faculty notlcos and Unlvorslty bullotlns
will gladly bo published free.
Entored at the postofTlco at Lincoln,
Nebraska, as socond-chiBs mall matter
under tho Act of Congress of March 3,
1879.
Today nnd tomorrow will come two
inoBt excellent opportunities for test
ing TJnlvorsly spirit relative to spring
athletics. As has been remarkod be
fore, tho degree of enthusiasm over
spring Bports vat Nebraska has never
been a matter for congratulation.
Small crowds have attended tho meets
and games, llttlo Interest has been
manifested In tho outcome of tho con
tests, and often tho teams have had
very little save their own enthusiasm
to urge them on.
Today como tho tryouts for prelimin
ary to tho choosing of tho athletic
team which goes to meet Amos a week
It Is to bo sincerely hoped that the
Freshman and Sophomore classes
are not getting to look upon oach other
08 natural enemies, Into whom "hooks"
are to be Inserted at tho least provo
cation. It's all right, of course, to
havo one or two scrapB In good humor
nnd without damaging any body or
any property, for children must have
Bomo mode of letting off surplus en
ergy, but this matter of getting up a
uchodule of scraps to be pulled off
overy day or so Is to be looked at dif
ferently. That sort of thing gets old
very soon; It Is very doubtful that
good spirit can be maintained In such
a case. Scraps should at least be so
Infrequent that they are something of
a novelty.
Eggs.
Nebraska's llttlo class troubles
muBt be considered dechtedly tamo
and humane when compared with tho
"unpleasantnesses" of class conflicts
at the Minnesota University. Tho fol
lowing clipped from tho Minnesota
Dally will Illustrate:
"Aged eggs, clippers and handcuffs
wore tho chief Implements used by
tho Sophomores In their attempt to
broak up tho FroBhman party at the
Roosevelt Club Thursday night.
Two members of tho Freshman
claBB wore forcibly torn away from
their partners and hurried to Central
Park In an automobile, whore they
were given a free hair cut.
Eggs were the chief missiles of war
during the party and several Fresh-j
men had their clothes ruined."
New College Pins
8tlck Pins, Collar Pins and Hat Pins and Fobs. Wesloyan Pins, U.
of N. Pins, Lincoln High School Pins. Quite a variety of designs and
some In monograms. Come In and look them ovor. Prices, 25c and 50c.
New Swastika Pins
We just received a new shipment of Swastika Pins; Stick Pins,
Collar Pins and Hat Pins; these come in a variety of sizes and are
worth 19c, 25c and 50c.
Souvenir Spoons for Graduation Gifts In Coffee Spoon size, 50c,
75c, 85c, $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50. In Tea- Spoon size, 95c, $1.00, $1.25,
$1.50, $1.75, $2.00, $2.50 and $3.00. All of Our 8ouvcnlr Spoons arc
Sterling Silver and tho rango of designs Is quite extensive.
The "Senior Girl" Spoon represents a collego girl on tho handle and
shows one of the 'university buildings in tho bowl, another one has a
plain gold bowl. These come only, at $2.25 and $3.00.
Miller & Paine
"Good Government Club."
A "Good Government Club" has been
organized at the University of Kansas
for the purpose of making a study of
practical politics. This Is a brunch
of tho national organization of that
name, in which eighteen of the eastern
schools are already pledged. The
members are pledged to secrecy, In
order that the great political leaders
may confidentially give them sugges-
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BUDD WILL RAISE $4,000
AND OTHER THINGS
BOUGHT out my partner in tho $2.50 Hat Store. Want to get tho
money out of my stock to pay him. For tho first and last time in
his store's history, I will sell $2.50 Hats at loss than $2. B0, to help raise
tho 54,000.00.
. $2 for Hats, 1-4 off on Furnishings
IT MAKES ME WEEP!
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BUDD-S2.50 HATTER 1141 0
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from tomorrow. If tho weather is
clear and warm to any degree, here
will without question be some very ex
citing contests. The competition In
certain of tho events Is sure to be very
close and records are to be made un
steady; somo old ones may totter.
Wlwt should give 'added Interest to
the occasion Is tho fact that the team
In all succeeding meets will bo away
from home, at least such Is tho Indi
cation of tho schedule at present.
. 'Tomorrow the baseball aggregation
moots tha of Missouri University.
That students are not indlfferont to
tho game Is evidenced by their atten
dance upon league games. University
baseboll should bo a great deal moro
Interesting because much more repre
sentative and much "nearer home."
tlons In regard to modern methods
used In political, campaigns.
'JFrat" Baoeball Standings.
East Side.
Played. Won. Lost.
Alpha Theta Chi.. 2 2 0
Sigma Chi 3 2 1
Sigma Alpha 2 1 1
Alpha Tau Omega 3 12
Delta Tau Delta. . 2 0 2
West Side.
Played. Won. Lost.
Kappa Sigma 2 2 0
Phi Delta Theta.. 110
Beta Theta Pi 2 1 1
Phi Kappa" Psi 2 11
Phi Gamma Delta. 2 0 2
Delta Upsllon 1 .0 1
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Young men as a rule like to dress better than
their seniors. They want more dash and style and
are always on the lookout for every new and -extreme
feature. There Is one manufacturer who makes
such garments EXCLUSIVELY, designed especially
to meet the requirements of the young men. We are
agentsfor Lincoln, and nowhere else will such nobby
garments be found. For the young fellows who want
to look older and- older men who want to look young.
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