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Lincoln, Nebraska
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BY THSl BTUI$HTu,VViJ BpARD.
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t,,, EDITORIAL STAFF.
Mltor,,. .......Clyde E. Elliott, '09
MurVifilrio EdltoV... Herbert W. Potter, '10
Ntws Editor... Lynn Lloyd, Ml
H BU8INE88 STAFF.
Mufmder rjeorae M. Wallace, 'iq
Clrculiitlirt J. Roy Smith, '09
Vast. Manager Earl Campbell, '10
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INDIVIDUAL NOTICES will bo clmrgod
for nt tlio mto of 10 ccntH per lnaortlon
for every flftoon words or faction thereof.
Faculty notlcon and University bulletins
Will Kindly bo publ'shod froo.
Entered at tho poHtofllco at Lincoln,
.Nebraska, as socond-clasH mall mattor
under tho Apt Of ConKress of March 3,
1870.
SEPTEMBER 22. 1008.
EXTRA REGISTRATION FEE.
Tho additional feo 'of $3 asseBBod
(seniors and JuniorB who did not
rogiBtor on Tuesday or Wednesday of
last weok has boon tho cnuso of groat
complaint among those from whom
tho ponnlty was oxneted. Those stu
dents plead Ignorance of the law,
claiming that sufficient publicity had
not boon gLven the now order to en
able them to loarn of It. They do
clare that tho collection of tho fee
under, theso conditions was an In
justice to thorn.
But whethor tho foo was a just ono
or not there can bo no question as
to ihe motives that led to tho levying
of It or to the enforcement of Its
collection. They undoubtedly wero
sincere.
The rule was made with tho idea
of expediting registration and tho
figures for tho first two days of the
assigned poriod show that it accom
plished that end. it was not arbi
trary and waff not Intended to do dis
criminatory. Somo method had to bo
adopted1 and tho rule of having the
juniors and sonlora register first waB
tho best ono that was devised. Upper
clasBmen wero tho only students
asked to have tnoir registration com
pleted by Wednesday night, for, In
assigning days to tho four classes,
fco$ooboc8C)oooo030&oc
Student Tickets I
FNOR GIRLS f& IAELL AS BOYS I
AdMts You fo All Athletics for $3.oo
ON SPILE MT
iJ n I Treasurer's Office
C o - O p aria Y. M . C A.
OLD TO STUDENTS ONLY
Section Reserved for Girls' Rooting Squad
OfflO00000000000000000000000?
that seemed to bo the best way to
assume tho success of tho plan.
Notice of the oxtra feo was glvon
in tho schedule of classes last spring
and this fall and was printed in tho
catalog of this year. That was ex
pected to bo sufficient warning but It
was not, and thero Is tho flaw In tho
order, which really glveB tho penal
ized students causo for complaint.
Thero should have been wider and
xnoro general publicity given to tho
new rulo.
Many upper classmen did not read
the bulletins last spring and wont
' ajray from tho university totally Ig
norant of the threo dollar ordor.
Sohlo of them returned last week
after Wednesday to face a three
dollar ponaljy for failure to register
on .the first two days, The older
students should hardly bo expected
to, read aji that Is printed, on a
.. Bcneauio or classes. Most of them
kndw what studies tlioy want to tike'
ilk peed lb consult tho schedules
otfjy, jto find at .whdl tioursthelr work
Ooi&M., Few of them either, In re-
forrlng to tho catalog, are likely to
boo now rules.
It, however, was realized that tho
feo would work an lnjustlco iri caBOB,
and whero a satisfactory ocusc was
glvoh by a student, tolling why fie
did not register In tho allotted period,
ho vv'Kb ref eased from paying the J3.
This hardly romoved the grievance
of all against tho rule, for there are
Borne students who are too timid or
faint-hearted to approach tho chan
cellor on n subject In wnfch they have
to ask for a confession. Such "Was
tho case with ono junior. Mo started
to rogiBtor on Wednosday afternoon
and wnB given a number, but the
doors clOBod before his turn camo
at the desk. Tho noxt morning ho
entered the lino but tho fact that he
had a number from tho provlous day
did not enable the assistants in the
registrar's office to excuse him, and
he pnid his feo of $3. He did not
have tho "nerve" to explain his case
to Chancollor Andrews and went away
from tho building complnlnlng against
tho Injustice of the system.
It is not denied that the new rule
1b a good one, for it is and ought
to be onforcod in future registrations,
but Hiifnclent warning should be given
the students. A little notice will
probably be sufficient In the future.
It seoms to bo a hard task for fra
ternities to obey the rushing rules.
That $3 fee would buy a fair Stet
son hat or two good seats at a show.
It Is not tho cost of registering that
flattens the pocket book; it's buying
books that does the crimping.
The Minnesota faculty have charge
of tho kicking department In Gopher
football this fall. They booted George
Capron out of school last week.
And still some straw hats venture
around the campus. Equipped with
ear laps they might be made to serve
until January 1 instead of Septem
ber 1.
With William Jonnlngs Bryan Jr.,
running for tho head office In the
sophomore class It looks as though the
Fairview sage ought to got a presi
dent In tho family protty soon.
Notice of Meeting.
Tho Ropubllcan Club will hold a
mooting In tho music hall of tho Tom
pie at eight o'clock Wednesday ovon
lng for tho purpose of organizing and
electing officers.
PLAN FOR ANOTHER BIG YEAR.
Dramatic Club Try-Outs to Be Held
Early This 'Fall.
Many of tho old members of tho
Unlvorslty Dramatic club are back,
and already several new plans and
arrangements have been made for
the betterment of the orcanizatlon.
Tim mnttn for Mm nnminn- vnr wm
be "Higher Standard", and this will
be thoTirlnclnni nolnt tn ovMm, nt
tho trv-outs whlnh nm t ho lioiH
earlier than heretofore. During the
past season prosperity has greatly
favored this club and the future out
look Is very promising. Last season
olght successful plays wore presented,
a new theater and club rooms pro
cured, and equipment and furnishings
purchased. The organization is at
present upon a very excellent footing.
Person who loanea fountain pon
Mopday' morning in registrar's office,
call at Dally Nebraskan office.
At The Playhouses
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At The Playhouses",
Tho bill nt tho Majestic this woolt
Ih undoubtedly tho strongest presented
at that theater this season. Thore is
not a poor number on the program,
that 1b speaking candidly Keoley
Brothers, in n bag-punching and box
ing act take well. Marguerite Keattf,
violin virtuoso, pleases many. "A
Bluffer Bluffed" 1b a one-act comedy
force cloverly acted and very amuB
Ing. Howard and Eflle Lawrence, how
ovor, are the headllnerfl, In "The
Stage Manager." The girl Is worth
seeing. Tom Mahoney In Irish tnlkB
Is not bad. Ho spoiled his stunt when
ho nnswored the applause last night.
The comedlnnB produced many hearty
laughs last ovonlng. The Eddy Family
has several excellent stuntB.
FIRST Y. W. C. A. VE8PER CLA88.
Meeting Held In University Temple
On Sunday.
The Y. W. C. A. held Its first vesper
services for the new school year In
tho Temple theater, Sunday afternoon.
Tho meeting wns a Bible study rally
and an Interesting program was given.
Mrs. Lillian Dobbs Helms sang, "I
Heard the Voice of Jesus Say," and
"Thy Will Be Done." Following this
Mrs. A. W. Roth, formerly In North
field Seminary and at present a mem
ber of tho state committee of Colora
do, spoke upon the subject, "Why
Study the Bible?" She first pointed
out that bible BtuJy 1b necessary be
cause the bible is God's Word and
contains tho foundation of the Chris
tian religion a religion which is uni
que Inasmuchc 'as It Is not only for
tho Anglo-Saxon race, but for all na
tions. Mrs. Roth Bpoke further of the
influence of bible study upon the char
acter of tho student and pointed out
the great men whose lives had been
guided and Bweetoned by scripture
study. She then ended with the plea
that the glrlB of the university Inter
est themselves In bible study.
An enrollment was taken of those
desiring to enter any of the bible
courses offered at tho university by
the association.
WI8CONSIN'8 TEAM 8ELECTED.
Badgers Preparing For Debate With
Nebraska.
Tho Central Debating league, com
prising teams from Nebraska, Minne
sota, Illinois, Iowa, and Wisconsin will
hold its simultaneous debate Decem
ber 11, Tho question to be debated will
be, "Resolved That AIL American
Cities Should Adopt the Commission
Form of Government." Nebraska will
take the negative side against Wis
consin at Madison and the affirmative
against Illinois at Lincoln. This is
the second debate that Nebraska has
had with Illinois.
Tho systems adopted in choosing
tho debating teams a( Nebraska and
Wisconsin differ greatly.
Wisconsin picked a team In May,
while Nebraska selected a squad of
twelve men, which will be increased
td eighteen In nbout two weeks. Tom
this squad the Nebraska representa
tives will be chosen in November.
This gives tho benefits of debating
wokr to moro men than would be pos
sible if the team were ohosen In the
spring.
Tho members of the squad picked by
lNOO8Ka ar as ionows: uoss w.
uaie8' aP"ngnem; James m. ueunar,
ulucum "uu- u"erriuBwiu, umtuu;
a UODD8' ueai"CQ; ari u- Mai'
l3r Alliance; n. w. rouer, umana;
F- A, .Relnsch, Denver; John L. Rise,
McCook; T. P. It. Stacker, Lincoln;
J- T Votova, Elholm; Goorgo M. Wal-
lace Omaha,
Found Some money near univer
sity. Owner can have it by identify
ing same and paying for this ad.
See business manager.
For Rent.
Nicely 'furnished front room, first
floor. Reasonable to right party. Call
1936 N Street.
The Y. M. C. A, social committoo
will meet in the rooms this afternoon
at 5 o'clock.
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Welcomoa all Studonts.
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UNI SMOKE HOUSE
1132 O Stroot
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PITTS' DANCING SCHOOL
SOCIAL EVENINOS
Mondays and Fridays
Beginner's Classes Wed. & Sat.
Private Lessons by Appointment
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CEHTRflt NATIONAL BANK
2th and O Streets
P. L. HALL. ProBldont
F. E. JOHNSNN. Vico-Prosldont
BBMAN O. FOX, Cashier
W. W. HACKNEY Jr., Asat. Cashier
L. J HER2?OG
THE UNIVERSITY MAM'S TAILOR
The Anost work done and prices right
Call at our now store
1230 O St.
Lincoln
Ladies' and Men's Clothes cleaned,
pressed and repaired. Hats clounod,
blocked and repaired.
BLUMENTHAL
227 No. Ilth
Auto 4876
Ono Block South of Uni
DR. J. R. DAVIS
DENTIST
CHARGES REASONABLE
Over Bank ol Conmrce
Some of our readers Bend tho "Rag"
to out-of-town friends. It tells news
tho,t would be too much bothoFlo
write.
Edwin I 00 ce tried to kiss a pretty
girl in a canoe.
Edna Did you get a turn down?
, Edwin No, over. Chicago Dally
News.
A Friendly Tip.
"My dear boy," said Enpeck, who
impponwl to bo in a confide jitlol
nood, "you will never know what real
mpjMnesB !b until you ot married."
"You rtrni't mean it!" oxclaimod
Singleton, astonished at such a 10
fnark from such a source.
"It's a fact," rejoined Enpeck, "but
thon It will be too late for you to ap
preciate it." Chicago Dally News.
Corrected.
Redd -Beon frog hunting?
Greene Yes.
"How aro tho frogs running this
season?"
. "They're not running this season,
they're Jumping same as any other
Boason." Yonkors Statesman. (
Evading the Issue.
Mrs. Lushlngton And thero yo
jwero, at three o'clock In the morning;
Ihugglng that clgar-storft .Indian. .,;'
Mr. Lushlngton Suroiy, mjr dar,
you ar not Joalous? Judg
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