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THE PROPERTY OF
THE UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA.
Lincoln. Nebraska.
PUBLISHED EVERT DAY EXCEPT SUNDAY AND MONDAY
BY THE STUDENT PUB. BOARD.
Publication Office, 126 No. 14th St.
EDITORIAL 8TAFF.
EdItor-ln-Chlef Ross Kino. '08
Managing Editor Q. L. Fenlon, 08
Associate Editor R. L. Harris, 10
BU8INE88 STAFF.
Manager Qeorgo M. Wallace, '10
Circulator W. A. Jones, '10
Assistant Circulator L. J. Weaver, '10
OFFICE HOURS.
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Manager 9 to 10 a. m.
Editorial and Business Office:
BASEMENT, ADMINISTRATION BLDQ.
Postofflce, Station A. Lincoln, Neb.
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Payable In Advance
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Telephones: Bell A 1466, Auto 1888
INDIVIDUAL NOTICES will bo clmrjrcd
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for ovory fifteen words or fraction thereof.
Faculty notices and University bulletins
will gladly be published freo
Entered at the postofftco at Lincoln.
Ncbrnnka, as second-class mall matter
under tllo Act of Congress of Maroh 3.
187D.
mortal lines:
Of Cerberus and blackest Midnight
born
In Styglnn cave forlorn
'Mongst horrid shapes, and shrlekB,
and sights unholy!
Find out some uncouth cell, where
brooding darkness spreads his
Jealous wings,
And tho night raven sings;
There, under ebon shades and low
browed rocks,
As ragged as thy locks,
'In dark Cimmerian desert over
dwell..
HOW TO DETECT THEM.
Many people do not know what he
T. N. E.'h are and still more do not
know who thoy are. The question
wan heard so many times on the com
pus yesterday that it appears some
convenient and Blmple formula for de
tecting a T. N. E. would be useful.
In the first place, you must have
a suspicion that a certain man is a
T. N. E. Then approach him casually
and walk at least half a block with
.him before broatchlng the subject.
After he has commented on tho
weather, you might suggest in an in
different manner that yesterday's is
sue of the "Nebraskon" was. quite in
teresting. If he tries to appear un
concerned, laughs in a little half
hearted way, possibly blushes a little
(though as a rulo they are not the
blushing kind) and says, "Darned if
not," then he is a T. N. E.
To see one of the blighting influ
ences of T. N. E , we have but to no
tice the condition of that greatest of
American games baseball in this
University. For several years "Ne
braska" has had a lofeing ball team.
They have not only been beaten, but
disgracefully beaten, and deservedly
so. And what is more, seventy-five
per cent of the students don't care a
rain-check "whether they' win or lose,
and wouldn't go two blocks to see
them play. Why Is this? The answer
Is, T. N. E. Every year, regularly,
good and deserving ball players are
discarded in order that inferior ones
who are "in" on the pull may have tho
places, and then with their votes help
elect a "ring" captain for the next
year's team. This year saw the an
nual farce repeated. The year began
with seventy-five candidates and some
excellent material out. Prospects for
a winning team were excellent. But
there could probably be assembled
hero at least two teams that could
defeat the Varsity team now on its
eustern trip. Some men whoso places
seemed assured were left out on the
last' day and known Inferiors substi
tuted. Is it any wonder that they
have lost the first -three games
straight? Is It any wonder that no
one seems to care?
TWiller Sc Feilrt3
Ahite Goods
Many unusually good values are the rule in our white goods
section the prettiest patterns and the most serviceable fabrics.
For graduating dresses we are showing some fine lines 61 Persian and
French Lawns. 'Here are some:
PER81AN LAWNS, 32 INCHES WIDE
18c, 20c, 25c, 30c, 35c, 40c, 50c and 60c
FRENCH LAWN8, 47 INCHES WIDE
40c, 50c, 60c, 75c, 90c, $1.25 and $1.50
PARIS MUSLINS, 68 INCHES WIDE.
60c, 75c, 90c, $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50
A little inspection will demonstrate values
The abovo remarks, however, will
not apply to every member of the
team, for several, (at least four), have
worked hard and faithfully to make
baseball and the "Nebraska" baseball
Womens Union Suits
SECOND FLOOR ET
The finest qualities that the money can buy, giving you a choice
Unit for sizes, styleB and desirable features would bo hard to surpass.
Lisle thread, low neck, sleeveless, close fitting at knee, or low
neck, short sleeves, close fitting at knee CSft
eithor at a suit k &M-
Fine Cotton, low neck, sleeveless, umbrella style, CSsT
trimmed with lace a suit ;.. m 9
"Strpttou" brand, fine cotton, low neck, sleeveless, oloso fitting
at knee a very fine quality d ftO
a suit JLW
CUT PRICE SALE OF
Women's LJsle Vests
Lisle Vests," low neck, sleeveless, full tape neck and arms; 4 Of
sizes 4, 5 and 6; our regular 25c Lisle Vests, see window Sat.. "Ov
Knit Underwear Dept. is located on Second Floor, East side
appear on a moments thought. And
far be it from us to say that these
are the only three of the Ten Com
mandments which the T .N. E.'b
habitually break.
WEEK
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We expect, our new fixtures. Come
in and see all the new things in jewelry.
WEDDING GIFTS TOO
Hailett, Optometry Specialist. 1134 0 St.
ESTABLISHED 1871
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WHAT AIL8 THEM?
. What is the mattor with the T. N.
E.s? Truly, "they have ears and.hoar
not; they have eyes and see not," or
they would realize that thoy are
doomed. The day of gumshoe politics
is past, In the college as well a's out
side. Public opinion is arouBed and
will no longer tolerate insidious moth
ods of Corrupt, machine politics where
by nn unscrupulous few seek to con
trol tho Interests of the many. A
fraternity whose membership, meet
ings, and places of meeting are kept
shrouded In mystery, whoso doings
will not bear the light pf' day and the
Investigation of honest men will be in
deed 'accursed on earth and damned
in the hereafter.
team a success. One man In particu
lar, after making good in one posi
tion, aftor tho team was reorganized
did equally as well In another. These
few, too, who would liked, to have
seen baseball on the square, were
tempted to Withdraw from the team,
but knew that that would only have
made matters worse.
A young man In the University has
suggested that the "Nebraskan" pro
vide a bureau of registration for the
young ladles who are open to engage
ment for the Sophomore "hop." He
says ho has asked four and they are
all taken, and thinks such a scheme
would Bave some young man a good
deal of trouble and the uninvited
ladles much worry and a possible In
ability to attend, ir mere are any
young ladles who take kindly to the
plan It would be but. the part of chiv
alry for the "Nebraskan" to do its
share.
UNIVERSITY JEWELER k OPTICIAN.
C. A. Tucker
JEWELER
Dr.S.S.Shean
OPTICIAN
1121 1 STREET. YELLOW FRONT
Yew NtrtMf telklteJ
M. C. Mills Withdraws.
Mr. M. C. Mills lias withdrawn his
name from the Hst of candidates for
student membership on the Athletic
Board.
UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO
LAW SCHOOL
Throoyoar course, loading to doproo of Doctor
of Law (J. D.), which by tlioQuartor system niny
bo comrlotod In two and ono-fodrth caloddni
yenrs. Collogo education inquired for popular
admission, ono year of law.bghjg counted toward
collogo doRroo. Law library of 29,&X) volumes.
Tho SummerQuarferoffers special opportuni
ties to students, tedcherfl.'ano' pr'actitlpne'ri.
FOR ANNOUNCEMENT ADDRESS
Daan of Law School, University of Chicago
I Big Savings In Women's Garments
Milton might well have had T. N.
E. in mind when ho wrote thoso im-
It is entirely obvious that the malig
nant influence of T. N. E. is not lim
ited to college politics, but is moral,
or rather Immoral, an well. Tha
T. N. E.'s number among their mem
bers some of the most notorious
"boozers" in school. Of com-30, on
the face of the matter, thoy are hypo
crites or 'thoy couldnt be T. N. E.'s,
and, being as a rule champion
"Bluffers," they are soon driven to
cheating' to get through school. Hero
are drinking, lying, and stealing which
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8UIT8 A selected assortment of Suits from our regular stock;
suits of which we have only one or two of a style, color, size and
cloth, both Misses' and Womon's sizes, three tfrlce groUtta. OFF,
1-3 OFF and '2 OFF REGULAR PRICES.
WASH SUITS 'A flpetJlal 'assortment, llnen rep cloth and white
duck, a little soiled from handling, some colors arq a little off styles,
but the value is still Intact; worth $7.60 to $12.00; special at $3.75
and $6.00.
.WOMEN'S AND MI8SE8' SKIRTS Some of tho skirta have
sold at as high as $5.00; colors are a little out of style, but the wear
ing quality Is still there; special at $1.45.
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