h THE DAILY INEBRASKAIN he IJ w H ? be H)ail tflebraefoan i m t " a THE PROPERTY OP THE UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA. Lincoln, Nebraska. PUBLISHED EVERT DAT EXCEPT SUNDAY AND MONDAY BY THE STUDENT PUB. BOARD. PiklicattM Qtflei, 128 No. 14th St. EdItor-lrvChlef M. A. Mills, '08 Mannolno Editor Clyde E. Elliott, '09 guilnoM Manager... H, C, Robertion, '09 ' Editorial and Business Office: BASEMENT, ADMINISTRATION BLDQ. Postofflce, Station A, Lincoln, Neb. SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, $2.00 PER YEAR Payable In Advance Single Copies. 6 Cents Each Telephones: Bell A 1466, Auto 1888 INDIVIDUAL NOTICES will bo charged for at tho rato of 10 cents por inuortlon for ovory fifteen words or fraction thereof. Faculty notices and Unlvorslty bulletins will gladly bo published froo. Entered at tho postofflco at Lincoln, Nebraska, as' socond-olass mall matter undor tho Act of Congress of March 8. 1870. AT LAWRENCE. Tho Cornhuskors oro now In Law ronco making preparations to givo tho Jnyhawkors a good light for victory In tomorrow's gamo. Tho outcome of tho gamo Ib by no moans cortain al though Nebraska's hopos aro high, but wo Bhould romombor that tho Jay hawkors will mnko tho struggle of tholr llvos to humlllato Nebraska at Lawrence. In vlow of .tho uncertain ty tho Btudonts Bhould bo prepared to fittingly recolvo tho team whether In victory or In defoat. In fact It 1b much more. Important In tho lattor caBO than tho former. .It 1b oaBy enough to show enthusiasm when vic tory Is ours but tho real tost of spirit 1b shown when tho toam is defeated and thoir gloom Is reflectod In tho Btu dont body. Wo should romombor that tho 'Varsity represents thhj unlvorslty and that tholr strugglo should not bo considered as somothlng apart from the interests of tho Btudonts gonorally. No ono doubts but that ovory man who COMMUNICATION. To tho Nebraskan. Inasmuch as it seems Impossible for tho members of tho freshman claBB to obtain an Impartial hearing before the Interclass Committee, I be Hevo It no more than propor that our stand be placed properly before any who may fee! -an Interest In thlB ques tion. In the first placo as I understand It, when this question arose last year, owing to tho fact that tho freshman class could place 4 better toam In tho field because of the three year rule, it was then decldod that they would play that year but that In tho future hoy were to bo eliminated. The freshmon this year, admit the falrnoBs of tho proposition that they havo an undue advantage inasmuch as tho othor classes aro drained of tholr bost men to make up tho Varsity, and thoroforo stand willing to bar any freshman pjayor who Is adjudgod to be of varsity material. This stand seems to bo absolutely fair. Tho sophomoro members of tho commltteo stated at tho meeting that Coach Peck is used exclusively In coaching the freshman team, but Earl Eager states that It Is not tho caso at all but thai any man In football togs appearing on tho field will recolvo Coach Pock's at tention I might add further that this mat tor camo up boforo Chnncollor An drews yesterday and, although ho stated ho hardly regarded such a mat tor as ono which should receive his at tention, ho authorized us to Btato that he was of tho opinion that no class should be eliminated from such In terclass contests, as such action would certainly hurt university class ath letics. Now in vlow of tho fact that prac tically ovory impartial person who Is competent to Judge on this matter, does not hesitate In stating that the treated In this matter, wo certainly Your Appearance Will not suffer If you have to wear spectacles. They are Improving to most people's looks when fitted by one who understands how. The eyesight Is too precious to neglect. You owe them all the attention and care that they may need. They Gtt Careful Attention Here. Examination Free. ESTABLISHED 1071 Hallett, Optometry Specialist, 1143 0 St. goes Into the gamo will do his best to bring glory upon tho old U. of N. This spirit on tho part of tho mem bers of tho football team Is doservlng of Bomothlng more than a few words of praise. Every studont should ap preciate tho fact that a dobt of grati tude Is owing those men who by tholr energy and courage choose to dovoto so much of their tlmo to a lino of ac tivity which results In permanent glory to this unlvorslty and only tem porary or passing romarks for them selves. If by any chance tho gamo tomorrow should go to Kansas, thero would bo a splendid opportunity to demonstrate that Nebraska spirit is honest' and genuine, that It js not tho result of excitement. Wo feryontly hopo that bucIi opportunity be not given, nor lst it probable that it will be given, but tho possibility' should not bo .lost sight, of. Beclcmqn Bros. Fine shoes, 1107 O. st. aro not going to permit, If there aro any means' of preventing it, such a rank decision to stand. Tho freshman commltteo realized oven before they had a chanco.to defend their position that an adverse decision was all that awaited thorn; they bogged that tho matter bo referred to an impartial competent commltteo for adjustment but wore refused. Wo admit that thero may bo two sides to this question although wo fall to soo the Juslco of tholr position, and therefore all we ask Is an Impartial hearing and an unprojudlcod decision, A FRESHMAN. The hospital corps mot for tho first tlmo Monday night. Instruction will be given for a few weeks boforo actual drill will begin. Major BIrkner of Ne braska National Guard has offered the officers his assistan.ee to help them get started, The o?fllcors will be: cap tain, L. A. Jones and lieutenant F. E. McQalU Thq appointments will be made next week. lr I L Pictures... for a ladies' sitting room for a bachelors' den, or for a fraternity smoking room; in brown carbons water colors, pastels, Picture department, in west aisle to the rear. nl Miller & Paine i j UNIVER8ITY BULLETIN8. Thursday, November 14. 7:lfe p. m. 'Armory. Porshing Rifles medal drill. Friday, December 13. Nebraska-Iowa debate. Friday, December 13. Nebraska-Iowa debate. Arthur Sampson, 1907, 1b visiting at the Acacia house. Ho will leave today for Washington, D. C, where ho Is employed In tho government Forestry Bervlco. Somo thirty sophomoreB nt Brown Unlvorslty wore arrested for posting "procB" In tho business section. They were each fined two dollars and costs after spending the night in the city "baBtilo." 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