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THE UNIVERSITY OP NEBRASKA.
Lincoln, Nobroska.
PUBLISHED EVERY DAY EXCEPT SUNDAY AND MONDAY
BY THE STUDENT PUB. BOARD.
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EdItor-ln-Chlef ...M..A. Mills, '08
Managing Editor Ciyda'E. Elliott, '00
Builneia,. Manager. ,.H. C Robertson, '09
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INDIVIDUAL .NOTICES will bo charged
for at tho rato of 10 cents por lnaortlon
for oVory flftoon worda or fraction thereof.
Faculty notices and University bulletins
Will gladly bo published frco.
Entored at tho poBtofllco at Lincoln,
Nebraska, as second-class mall matter
undor tho Aot of Congress of March 3.
1879.
TONIGHT.
iud&lnfefrom reports of the ad
vanced Bale 6f tickets for tho Iowa de
hato, tho attendance will be fully as
largo aB at anyNtl.me in tho past.
Thero is no rouson why Memorial Hall
should not bo packed to ita' fullest ca
pacity. Tho program of tho evening
offers variety enough for. all and has
been arranged with tho end in view
of making tho evening entirely enjoy
able as well bb Instructive. -J
PUBLICITY.
Tho article below ia quoted from
the Washington State University Daily
and struck tho keynote of ono of the
greatest needs of thlB University,
namely, a closer and more direct rela
tionship with tho high schools of the
Btate. The article is in part aa follows:
- UNL SOUVENIRS FOB PBESENTS
Uni. of Nebraska Pins 25o to $8.00. Uni. of Nebraska Spoons $1.25 to$8.00
Uni. of Nobraska Fobs 40c to $8.00
University of Nebraska Engineering Society Pins
University of Nebraska Palladian Society Pins
University of Nebraska Union Society Pins
University of Nebraska Dramatic Club Pins
University of Nebraska Chemical Club Pins
University of Nebraska School of Miisic Pins
University of Nebraska Pershing Society Pins
We make drawings and estimates on any special class,
club or fraternity pins.
Hallett, Jeweler. 1143 O St.
"There should be a systematic and
well-planned campaign carried on all
the time to get graduates from the
state high schools to come here.
"Practically the only efforts along
these lines that have over been put
forth are a few' spasmodic attempts
to .advertise which graduates of tho
University have carried on. In tho
next two weeks Information should bo
-gathered and compiled and put in in
teresting pamphlets so that students
who disperse '.to all parts of the state
during the Christmas holidays can put
these pamphlets into the hands pf the
largest number of high school people
popsibleT
"A greater number of faculty mem
Tiers should be heard from Qje. plat
forms of tho state.' At present this
most valuable mode of extending
knowledge concerning the University
is confined to a very few- persona and
influence that might come through
this means Ib unduly hampered."
Tho above remarks, while not
wholly applicable to the situation at
Nebraska, ( should nevertheless im
-press the .student, with the possibility
of ''doing Hho University substantial
good by his own efforts, Pvery stu
dent should take It upon himself to
adverliso tho University and try to in
duce high school graduates to attend
this school in preference to any other..
This unquestionably is a duty that
every graduate or undorgraduate owes";
his Alma Mator by reason of tho very
benefits ho himself has enjoyed at her
hands. This University must continue
to grow bothiiinumbera and impor
tance and in order to accomplish this
no stono. should bo left unturned
either on tho part of tho University
authorities or the student body.
Spond a little time during the holi
days In interesting high, school stu
dents In this University. It will cost
but llttlo effort and may- bo doing
both tho University and tho student
an Invaluable Borvico. If every stu
dent now registered In the University
should follow this suggestion the re
sult would bo- appreciable at the next
registration.
Carrol Kirk, star half-back on the
University of Iowa football squad, waB
elected captain for 1908 Kirk's elec
tion comes as a fitting climax to a sea
son of brilliant playing and insures to
Iowa or loader for next year whom
Iowans claim cannot bo surpassed by
any man in the west Ho is also cap
tain of tho 1908 baseball team.
Swarthmore will probably refuBe the
legacy of $2,000,000 of tho late" Anntt
T James, which wbb given on condi
tions that all intercollegiate-athletics
be dropped. Pennsylvania refused a
similar offer of $600,000 a few years
ago which was given under tho same
conditions.
J. B. Davidson, -M. E., '04, writes
interestingly from Ames, Iowa, whoro
ho is professor of agricultural engin-
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eerlng work at tho experiment station,
Ho Btatea with some pride that Mar
garet Elizabeth (Davidson, a new-comer
in his family, is rapidly learning to
talk.
Dr. Bessoy has received a letter
from Dr. (Pound, tho former dean of
tho Nebraska Law School in which he
comments on tho program- of the'
BVlll. J3UI. ,UUU UU;iUIUH II1UI 1L IUOKB
like. the palmy daya of 1891-1897.
Carlos Bates, '07, is now in tho Bu
reau of Forestry. in Washington. Ha
has' recqntjy discovered a new kind
of hickory tree in Arkansas which
grows with a .-very slight supply of
"water.
The, orchestra has been enabled to
guarantee the1 expenses of the Nebras
ka orchestra. and expects to announce
the date of. tho concert, soon. The
Konsan,
Discount pn all 'Shoes, Slipps and
Oxfords, typthlng, reservpd. Sander
son's Sale, r
O. H. Frey,, florist, 1138 O St
Do Yov
Buy Books?
Then you will be interested to know that "
we have the new and the standard -
in Fiction, Art History, Economics, Poetry,
Essays and Religious Works.
We aim to carry as full lines of books '
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as are to be found, anrl
for this holiday season have brought
our stock up. to an enormous numberv
Come in arid spend time among our books.
Miller &
UNIVER8ITY BULLETIN:
, , Friday, December 13.
Iowa-Nebraska debate.
8aturday, January 11.
Basket-ball, MuBcatlne vs., Nebras
ka. Informal dance.
"Friday, January 31.
Basket-ball, Nebraska vs. Missouri.
Informal dance.
Friday, February 21.
Lincoln Hotel.
Junior Prom!
Friday, January 17
Fraternity Hall Sophomore .fctop.
Robert Hill, 1900, is visiting his par
ents in Lincoln.
The annual Omaha-Lincoln debate
will bo held at Lincoln High School at
2 p. m., Friday afternoon December
13. The subject is, Resolved, That
Japanese immigration should 'bo
restricted by the same laws as the
Chinese. Admission 10 cents.
Lost, a Jewelled Delta Delta Delta
pin. Return to owner or leave at
Nebraskan office. -
Special Rates Via Wabash Railroad.
Tho Wabash have on sale daily
round trip tickets to all the. winter
resorts of the south Now Orleans,
Gulf Coast points, Florida, Cuba, West
Indies, etc., etc. For descriptive book
lets, rates, time table and al.rinforma
tion address Harry E. Moores, G. A.
P. D., Wabash R. R., Omaha, Nebt
Matt's "place Poor and cigars Old
Heidelberg, 146 No. . Eleventh street.
Tho best place to eat in town is at
Dons Uafe 114 So. Eleventh, street.
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Speaking of Xmas Presents
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f ., nothing is more acceptable or, appropriate than a nice
gold pin, ring or watch .
it will pay-you to look over our stock of holiday gifts
r before you boy.
.Sartor Jewelry Company 9USH
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THE 'UNI' SMOKE HOUSE
Welcomes all students and Invites you
to enjoy our Smoking and .Reading
noom. us a pleasure to please. Try
us.
"UNI" SMOKE HOU8E.
1132 0.8TREET
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Bowline, Billiards, Pool and Cigars
Tho- Finest Placo In the West. 934 Street
MEMMEN CANNON CO.
Pitts' Dancing School
Class nights Advanced, Monday,;
Beginners, Wednesday and Saturday.
Social night Friday. Private class
every afternoon. Most beautiful, hall
in Lincoln. New location, 1124 "N
street. Auto 5241.
MCKSTRQM COMPKIY
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TAILORS
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