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THW UNIVERSITY OP NEBRASKA.
Lincoln, Nobraflka.
PUBLISHED EVERY DAY EXCEPT SUNOAY AND MONDAY
BY THE STUDENT PUB. .BOARD.
FrilicatlM Bfflci, 126 Ko. 141b St.
Editor-in-Chief M. A. MIIU, '08
Managing Editor Clyde E. Elliott, '00
Business Manager... H. C. Robertson, '09
Editorial and Business Office:
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Postofflce, Station A, Lincoln, Neb.
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INDIVIDUAL NOTICES will bo charged
for at tho rato of 10 cents por Insertion
for every fifteen words or fraction thereof.
Faculty notices and University bulletins
will gladly bo published freo.
Entored at tho postoftlco at Lincoln,
Nebraska, ns second-class mall matter
undor tho Act of Congress of March 3,
1879.
COMMUNICATION.
From tlmo to timo In tho past, com
munications from atudontB not directly
connected with tho Btaff of tho Ne-
brnskan, have been published. It 1b
our Intention to follow this established
policy of the paper In order to give
any student an opportunity to oxnreBB
himself or herself upon subjects of
general Interest. The sentiment of
Buch communications may or may not
bo endorsed by tho management of
tho paper, but whether It Is or not,
tho communication If worthy of tho
notice, will bo published. All such
articles uhould bo Bhort) concise and
to tho point and should bo written for
a deflnlto purpose. A further point Is
that they bo Bigned. This last stipula
tion Is for our own protection and does
not Blgnlfy that tho name of tho author
should appear with tho communication.
colvo $1,000,000 upon tho condition
that It Bhall withdraw forovor from in
tercolleglato athetlc contests. There
Is a question as to whether tho en
dowment woud bo worth tha price that
la proposed should be paid for It. Tho
accoptanco of tho gift upon tho terms
Btlpulated would seem very much like
selling tho college spirit, and without
college spirit a college la In a bad way.
" 'Why, I nevtfr heard tho name of
this college till it scored against Cor
nell, Bays a character In tt George Ado
comedy. Into the 'line Mr. Ado put
truth and a shrewd An'eicnn observa
tion upon the value of advertising.
Athletic contests advertise a college
more widely than any other form of
advertising and in these days of many
universities and keen competition tho
advertisement Is needed. A good foot
ball oloven may servo to socure much
patronage for a college, and participa
tion In Intorcolleglato contests fosters
healthy, wholesomo college pride. Tho
percentage of students who take part
In contests Is Bmall, tho devotion of a
student to athletics does not always
make him a drone at his books, and a
lively Interest In athletics makes for a
wider Interest In gymnasium work and
out-door exerclBe among Btudonts who
need physical development, but do not
enro to try for teams.
"Tho institution that formally elim
inates Intercollegiate athletic contests
must run the rick of being rated as a
mollycoddle, and the average young
American is not inclined to view with
onthuatlaBm, or even complacency, tho
prospect of being enrolled at a molly
coddle Institution."
EXCHANQE8.
Wo wlBh to call tho attention of
the readers of tho Dally NobraBkan to
out exchanges from other colleges. Al
most ovory middle west college of Im
portance and Bovoral eastern colleges
arc 'represented In this list and can be
Dr. Jewett and MIsb Compton return
ed yesterday from Omaha, where they
attended the annual meeting of tho Ne
braska library Association. Tho ses
sion was a joint one with the Iowa as
sociation. Dr Jewett read a paper on
"LlbrarloB of Washington, D. C," and
MIbs Compton was re-elected secretary
for the coming year. The meeting was
a very profitable one, over 150 being
in attendance. Dr. Bostwlck of the
RESULTS TELL!
We claim to bo tho best CLEANERS and DYERS In Lincoln and are
here to provo It Our methods aro the VERY LATEST and pur work
men the best that money can secure
We clean tho finest dresses and robes without danger of fading or
shrinking in any way. We alBo clean gentlemen's clothing of all kinds.
Goods called for and delivered'. All goods thoroughly sterilized. We do
altering and repairing.
CALL OR WRITE FOR PRICE LI8T.
J. C. WOOD & CO.
Phone Bell 147 1320 N STREET, LINCOLN, NEB. Phone Auto 1292
found in tho "Rag" office at any tlmo
of the day. If you aro Interested In
nny particular school In tho above Hat
you can find all the news in their col
.lego paper. And If you aro interested
In no particular college you perhaps
would like to know what Is doing In
other schools moroly for tho Informa
tion. Your attention is called to this
opportunity and you can avail your
self of It or not according to your In
clination, but we can assure you that
you aro ralsalng something of you do
not keep track of the doings of other
schools.
Advertising Pays.
Recently, ono of the Southern papers
Swarthmore for her withdrawal from
collegiate athletic contests. It la
Worthy of being printed hero; f ;
"By the will of a wealthy unmarried
woman Swarthmore Collogo Is to re-
Now York public library and secretary
of theAmerlcan library association" de
livered a fine address.
THAT SUIT ToDAY
With a tremendous big show
ing of brown and tan nobby
suits full of now Ideas you
ought to make your selection to
day. Just depend upon It, you
have never Been Buch splendid '
fabrlca Such elegant values ns
we aro showing today at
$15, $20
$25
We fit every garment perfectly.
CRAVENETTES CI ft M C t?ft
the right kind tiU 3l0 U
Magee & Deemer
UNIVERSITY BULLETIN8.
Saturday, October 12.
8:00 p, m. U. 111.
Students Debating Club meets. Par
liamentary drill, business meeting,
and debate. Visitors are welcome.
Sunday, October 13.
4:00 p. m U. 106.
Y. W. C. A. vesper service. Musical
program
, Wednesday, October 16.
12:00 m. Memorial Hall.
Sophomore class meets.
Thursday, October 17.
7:15 p. m. Armory.
Pershing Rifle drill. Tryout for new
momhers.
8:00 p. m. 2850 P St.
Hawkeye Club reception to all'
Hawkoyo students at home of
Prof, and Mrs. Chatburn.
Iowa state college at Ames has en
rolled more students this fall than
ever before In Its history. At pres
ent the enrollment Is 140 In advance of
last year.
Illinois University has formed a
Scandinavian club composed of stu
dents who have a knowledge of at
least ono of the Scandinavian languages.
James-Macrae, (Jlmmle) Beta Theta
Pi, was on the campus yesterday. Ho
Ib on his way, to St. Louis University
to complete hlB course In medicine.
Since leaving the University, "Jlmmle"'
has gono Into athletics -and stands a
good show to bo In, the Nebraska-St.
Louis game, Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Davis, hair dressing parlors are
now located In the FamouB. Corner
Thirteenth and O streets.
Why not take your' bath at Chris'
bath house, Elevonth and P streets?
Cheapest place rfor students, 127 No.
Fourteenth street.
Board, $3.00 per week, 127 No. 14th.
Chapln Bros., florists, 127 So. 12th.
We manufa'ctnro all of our .
Candies & Ice Cream
Wo mako'tho finest and most
delicious drinks in the city.
TRY OUR FAMOUS ATHENIAN
BITTER SWEETS
CHEW "NUT LOVET"
, and
EAT "SAUER KRAUT"
MADE BY
OLYMPIA CANDY CO., 113! OSt.
THE GRAND CENTRAL
BARBER SHOP anrj CIGAR STORE
W. H. BARTHELMAN. Proprietor
134 South Eleventh -St. s East Side
Miss A. E. Soukup, dressmaking.
Special attention given to students.
1136 O St. Auto 1737. '
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As a result of questionable forms of
hazing, Williams has abolished this
practice entirely as well as tho class
rushes. Thta will mean the prohibi
tion of the freshman parade and the
historical senior celebration at Hallowe'en.
New line of fall hats. Special atten
tion to students. Nichols, 116 No.' 13th.
Eat at The Windsor Cafe
Best and Cheapest Cafe ip tho city, quality and ser
vice considered ...
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