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THE PA1JLV NEBRA8KAN
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Tim tJNlVlDKBITY OV NEIMASICA.
Lincoln, Nebraska.
MUSHED EIERT OAT EXCEPT SUROAT MB MHIAT
TiY TIIJ3 8TUDKNT J'Ull. BOARD.
Pobliutloi Itflct, 126 No. 14th St.
EdItor-ln-Chlef
Mananlng Editor..
Business Manager.
M. A. Mills, '08
..Clyde E. GJIIott, '09
. .H. C. Robertson, '09
Editorial and Business Office:
BASEMENT, ADMINISTRATION BLOQ.
Postofflce, Station A, Lincoln, Neb.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, $2.00 PER YEAR
Payable In Advance
8ln(ilo Copies, 5 Cents Each
INDIVIDUAL NOTICES will bo charged
for at tlio mto of 10 coijIh pur insertion
for ovury (If toon words or f ruction thereof
Faculty notlocn and Unlvorslty bulletin)
will Gladly bo publlabod froo.
GET INTO f ROUBLE.
TCntoroil ut tho pOHtofllco ut Lincoln,
Nobmskn, us ftacoml-ulumi mall niattor
under tho Act of ConRroHH of March 3,
187'J.
ABOUT SCRAPS.
It will bo but a short time until
the traditional difficulties between tho
Freshmen and tho Sophomores reach
an acuto stage. In order to properly
moot Iho crisis the matter should be
sorloiiBly coiiHldorod, first In respect
to tho reason for this struggle and sec
ondly Ita consequences. As to tho
reason for a fooling existing between
tho first and second year classes thoro
perhaps, can bo assigned no logical
reason, but tho fact remains that in
ovory college It Is thought necessary
and salutary to subject the Freshman
to u certain amount of dlHlpllne in
order that he may bo In the proper
frnnio of mind to assume his place in
college life It Is a good ou3tom and
should bo perpetuated, but Judgment
should be used by all concerned, so
that tho nft'nlr does not degenerate in
to a senseless destruction of univer
sity property without anything to com
mend it and ninny things to condom It.
against the custom If I; were not, that
usually .some over zealous Freshlo or
Soph oversteps the boundaries of
reason and forgets tho rights or others
both property and personal. Could
There could be no objection raised
We6leyai Seniors Promulgate Mock
Rules.
Tho senior class at Wcsleyan is hav
ing a llttlo trouble with the facility
owing to tho publication of fiomo mock
regulations which tho fourth year stu
dents felt called upon to pfornulgdto
in order to glvo tho Methodist school'
the atmosphero of a real unlvorfdty.
Tho ontlro senior class was "called
up on tho carpet" tho other day and
put thru a torturing quiz In an effort
on tho part of the faculty to fix. the
guilt on the oxact perpetuators of tho
horrible crime. Tho inquiry revealed
nothing, but tho investigation to find
tho guilty htudentfl fltill continue.
Mcanwhllo the naughty seniors Btand
around trembling with fear and look
ing innocent lest they be discovered
and dismissed from dear old Wcsley
an. The mock rules follow:
Special Information.
Requirements relative to the con
duct of Students:
1. Young men Bhall not remain at
homo front church services on the
Sabbath to write letters to their sweethearts.
2. Grandpa and Grandma must chap-
orone all young people while courting
In tho parlor.
". Tho landladies must keep a bench
log felsi In the Hall In order to pre
vent the entrance or escape of secret
callers.
1. Not more than two couples shall
hold down the spoon at one and the
same time .
5. Boys must keep on tho proper
side of the high board fence in chapel.
6. Boys must all ride to and from
Lincoln on the Intorurban (faro G
cent) and ladies must ride on the Lin
coln Traction line.
7. No young man shall call on tho
same young lady more than twice in
tho same or consecutive semesters.
s. Young men must refund their
sweethearts' pictures.
0. Only seniors and props shall be
permitted to dream in their sleep.
10. It will be a sacred duty for each
SWELL SNAPPY SHOES, $3.50 and $4.00
All the New Styles
See Our
Windows
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UNIVERSITY BULLETINS.
You Can't afford to neglect your visual sense. Cross eyes arc fre
quently tho result of muscular weakness which may bo overcome with
proper glasses.
If yau are thus afflicted (or sue objects double, even for a few mo
ments at a time) get an opinion
And don't forget the earlier the easier in eye care
Hallett, Graduate Optician, 1143 0 Street !
thoro bo uti arangement made where-1 student to bathe every Saturday morn
by this clash might .occur in some j Ing from 9 to 10.
Thursday, October 10.
11:00 a. m. Memorial Hall.
Convocation. 'Cello 'recital by Miss
Lillian Elehe. Romance sans Par
olo Davidoff. Melody Pjscher
Waltz Goltermann. Cradlo Sang
Hauser. Serenade Espagnolo
Glascounow. Andante Raff.
7: lit j). m. Armory.
Pershing Ride drill.
b:00 n. in. Nebraska Hall tf.
Pathological Club meets. Demon
stration by Dr. R. A. Lymon. "Ef
fect of Vagus Stimulation (weak
and strong currents), Chloroform,
Ether, Suprarenal Extract. Alco
hol, Digitalis (toxic doses) on
Mammalian Heart."
11:.10 a. m. Memorial Hall.
Football rally.
Friday, October 11.
I: .10 to 0:00 p. m. Memorial Hall.
Reception Room Friday afternoon
tea. All University girls invited.
Sunday, October 13.
l:0o p. m. U. 106.
, Y. W. C. A. vesper sen Ice. .Musical
program
Thursday, October 17.
j 7:1.", p. nt. Armory.
i'ersning nine drill. Tryout lor now
members.
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place more adapted to It than, for in
stanco Memorial Hall filled with com
paratively rragllo furniture, there
would be loss criticism. The uppei
classmeu would deserve the gratitude
of everyone if they would take the
niattor in hand and evolve some plan
whereby tho undesirable features
would bo eliminated and tho desirable
ones preserved. It is In the nature of
things that such matters as class spirit
and college spirit should Beem of first
Importance to us here at this time.
Many a graduato of Nebraska remom
bors with delight his experience in
class scraps and would regret to see
.the custom relogatod to tho rear. And
further we must not suffer to a lapse
of enthusiasm but cherish every good
custom Jealously, for in that way and
in no othor can wo hope to keep alive,
tho old time Nebraska spirit.
11. All ladies must do their mani
cure from 1 to 2 p. m. on Saturday.
12. It shall bo the duty of the land
lady to see to It that all roomers wear
ing switches and false teeth must remove-
tho same during sleeping hours.
1.1. Co-education strictly forbidden.
By order of THE SENIORS.
New lines in fall millinery. The Fa
mous. Thirteenth and O streets.
New Hue of fall hats. Special atten
tion to students. Nichols, 116 No. 1.1th.
Wo manufacture all of our
Candies & Ice Cream
Wo make tho finost and most
dolicions drinks in tho city.
TRY OUIl FAMOUS ATHENIAN
BITTER SWEETS
CHEW "NUT LOVET"
and
EAT "SAUER KRAUT"
MADE BY
OLYMPIACANDY CO., 1131 OSt.
Dr. Chas. Youngblut, dentist,
Burr 131k.
202
Matt's place Pool and cigars Old
It'oidolborg, 146 No. Eleventh street.
The Pershing Rilles will hold a try-,
out for new members Tuesday even-1
lng, October 1, at 7:15, In the Armory.
All men who have had one year of
drill are elibible for membership and j
are invited to enter tho tryout.
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John II. Bowlby, '06, (A. M.)
oolved the degree of I,. L. B from
Georgo Washington University last
Juno. Mr. Bowlby Is special agent In
the Bureau of Corporations, Depart
ment of Commerce and Labor.
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