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THE DAILY NEBRASKAIN Zhc Hail fllebraeftan THE PROPERTY OP TUB UNIVERBITY OP NEBRASKA. Lincoln, Nebraska. PUBLISHED EVERY DAY EXCEPT SUNDAY AND MONDAY BY THE STUDENT PUB. BOARD. PrtllcitlQB Since, 126 NO. 14th St. i Editor-in-Chief M. A. Mills, 'OS Managing Editor Clyde E. Elliott, '09 . Business Manager... H. C. Robertson, '09 Editorial and Builnen Office: BASEMENT, ADMINISTRATION BLDQ. Pottofflce, Station A, Lincoln, Neb. SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, $2.00 PER YEAR Payable In Advance Single Coplei, 5 Corns Eaoh . INDIVIDUAL NOTICES will bo chawed for at tho rato of 10 conts por Insertion for ovory fifteen words or fraction thereof. Faculty notices and University bulletins will gladly bo published frco. Entered at tho postofflco at Lincoln, Nebraska, as socond-class mall matter under tho Aot of Connrcss of March 3. 1879. A DIFFERENT KIND. Thoso who attended tho football mnsB mooting at chapel yesterday morning rocoived an ospoclnl treat in tho Bhort talks glvon by the men called upon for tho occasion. Frivol ity was absolutely lacking and in its stead was a strong heart to heart ap peal for the bettor kind of enthusiasm. A Bpirit of loyalty worthy of tho Uni .versity of Nebraska symbolized by the scarlet of .manly strength and the cream of womanly purity, was the end which all the speakers wished to at tain. ThiB effort to call attention to and attempt to impress Jhe -real im port of tho much-abused term "college spirit" is vory opportune and tho timo so spent, was not in vain. A far bet ter result was obtained than could possibly have come from the ordinary boisterous and meaningless yell meet ings that have occasionally been in dulged in. The sentiments expressed merited the respoct and serious con sfdoration of everybody, present and without doubt tho student .body as a whole Baw more clearly what was ex- In viow of tho above condition. If you do not oxpoct to occupy your chair, don't keep some ono olso out of a seat in order that you may bo sure to have ono If you Anally decide to rfiturn to the Library. A Narcotic F'eat of Somnambulance. (A Study in Blue Smoko done by our Society Editors, JUNK AND PUNK, under ,tho inspiration of a Flirtation with Milady Nicotine. Edi tor's Note.) Tho Credulous Student was strolling up the Btreot. It was tho morning be fore tho AMES game, and ho being as wo have said Credulous, and a read er of tho News, Gridiron Dope, had lots to Think About. Suddenly his optics rested on a Sign. No ho didn't want to Steal It, he was, you know Credulous and believed Everything ho road about tho Police. This Sign promised the Public and the Private to reveal tho Secrets of the Future & make tho Future an OPEN BOOK. (Most people want the Book of the past closed & Locked.) Then a Full-fledged copper bottomed Idea struck the O. S. and he Cogitated If I only knew tho Bcore of Today'3 Game Well, Draper's and the Phoe nix would not see my Smiling Face for a day or two. So he entered tho Temple of Mys teries and was Confronted by about 223 Pounds of Seeross or Prophotess. Ho Bald he wanted a Hunch on the big Game. Evidently the Veil Re mover had read more of Ouida's Dopo than that of Waltor Camp, for It took the C. S. about a half hour to tell what the Game was. Then tho Seer ess seated herself In a chair and be gan something like this: "I see two Groups of men engaged in a struggle. A great Crowd is watching them. It must be near a boiler shop, for I hear Noises like no it is a Band. I cannot toll which side is winning, but I ieur a mighty roar of 'Hold 'em, Nebraska.' It is growing stronger all the time I see a little man dart out and run down the field to the end with a ball under his arm. I am too much of a lady College Pins.. ' ESPvP? Slighted in the Making That is what is wrong with most people's eyes. Eyes are either too long or too short; few are of the right proportions. These defects have to be made up for with glasses There is no other Remedy on Earth Hallett, Optometry Specialist, 1143 0 St. University of Nebraska pins in sterling silver, plain, enamelled and gold plated; in pennants, monograms and seal, 25c, 35c, 50c and 75c Solid gold Nebraska pennant and seal $L50 and $200 Fobs, leather with gun metal seal and enamelled pennant, 35c Hat Pins, sterling silver, plain, gilt and enamelled in diamond shape, pennant monogram and seal, 25c, 35c, 50c and 75c Miller & Paine before tho debate. Daily meetings are hold and within a week two reci tations in the course will bo held each day. The members of the squad are busy getting materia together that wlir be arranged later Into brief form and used for the team after It Is choBon Professor Fogg has secured some of tho professors of tho Law College to assist tho debaters In got ting a bettor hold of the question and suggesting some of tho things to avoid and somo that are to be "hammered In." Professors Hastings and Conant and Dean Costigan have talked to the squad to be quizzed and to make suggestions. UNIVERSITY BULLETINS. pected of them and what Is was "up to them" to do. These little shaking ups are vory salutary and although it is not exactly pleasant to hear the truth about ourselves, when told In a frank forcible manner, yet there is a decided tendency to "set up and take notice" of things immediately after wards. If the spirit of that mass meeting is demonstrated by the root ers at. tho Ames game no one will havo any reason to feel that thero is anything wrong with Nebraska's spirit. Think it over. AN IMPOSITION. It was suggested to the Nebraskan that perhaps many students did not know and others had forgotten that ho practice of leaving chairs urnod aip at the desks in the General Library during a protracted absence is an im--positlon upon the other students. The Library is overcrowded at best and it is very unfair to take advantage of this custom of turning chairs up to repeut what the crowd Is saying. Tho sides struggle on, neither gaining much advantage until it Ib all over ri' they are starting again. Tho crowd Ib yelling 'Touchdown Nebraska.' They play on for many minutes. A largo man runs through the crowd evading them all. Voices inquire 'What's the matter with Weller' (no answer)'. The game seems to be even. After Ave minutes a new man In the game, clad In ah black makes another score." "Yes, yes," says tho 0. S. eagerly; "for which Bide?" "He Is clad in .black, I cannot toll tho bleachers are crying ? ? The seat of the Prophetess, abused too long, gives way beneath her weight and crashes to the floor. Soeress then declares tho spell broken. The C.' S.t digs up hiB Two Bucks and goes out. You never know what will happen till it has happened, but it happens Saturday afternoon. JUNK & PUNK. 4:30 to 6:00 p.. m. Rest Room, Me 'morlal Hall. Friday afternoon tea. Miss Howell In charge. All University men Invited. 7:00 p. m. U. 102. Class Athletic Board meets. Tuesday, November 5. 11:30 a. m. Memorial Hall. Freshman class meets. Friday, December 13. Nebraska-Iowa debate. Friday, December 13. NebraskajIowa debate. YARD-0 YABD.O 30-SIX FATS IN ITS FAVOR 3. Yard-0 Is all In one. It Is not like other stationery having two parts to make a letter. 4. It Is made of an excellent quality of paper. YARD-0 YARD-0 For Rent Room for gentleman. Modern. 634 No. Twelfth street. Matt's place Pool and cigars Old Heidelberg, 146 No. Eleventh street. For Rent Room one block from University, 1218 T street Board if desired. the! blazek studio " A Special rato on photos vu students or, per dozen. . . . . . $1.00 OPEN SUNDAYS 1216 0 STREET R exclusive : I TAILORS 8 1320 N St., Lincoln, Nb. C Miss A. E. Soukup, dressmaking. Special attention "given to students, 1136 O St Auto 1737. 0qfflO0000000000 Debaters Get Busy, The debating squad' is beginning to feel the importance of making the best use of tho short time that Is left Rooms - Rooms - Rooms New Windsor Hotel We have now open to students five or six well fur nished rooms. Steam heat and electric lights. 'Will rent for $2 par week and up. )00 )mS : wk 74 V 1 t irassaan B3B5