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PHONES:
Auto 1324
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insertion for every fifteen .words ' or
fraction thereof for tko first" laser-"tlon;-
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OMAHA GETS THE PIE
FRE8HMAN ELECTION .FAVOR
STUDENTS OF METnOFOLIS.
OTHERS DID NOT ATTEND MEET
ONLY THIRTY WENT TO GATHER.
INQ OF FIR8T YEAR CLASS.
Election of Minor Officers Engrosses
Time of Freshmen, Who finish
Meeting in .Record-break-
Ing Time.
Omaha gobbled up the pic at tho
frpshman olasB election -yosterday
morning. That city was favored with
tho selection of both a vlco-prosidont
and a socrotary of tko flrst-yoar men.
Tho prosldcnt, eloctod at' a meeting
hold soveral .weeks ago, 1b also an
Omaha man, and tho metropolis is
thus given throe out of five of the
class offices.
Miss Boss Gould of Omaha wbb oloc
tod vlco-president by unanimous voto
of tho class. In n similar manner
MIbb Anna Donnls of Omaha was mado
class secretary, Prank Jones of Chi
cago treasurer, and George "Weldnor
of Lincoln set'goant-at-arms. The cus
tom of olocting tho retiring president
sorgoant-at-arniB was not followed.
Attendance Was Poor.
That tho Omaha people wore so for-
tlinntn In Mm mnftn nr rmnA .nti..
was ontlrolyHm fault of tho members
01 mo ciass. acarcoiy tmrty flrst-year-ites
wore prosent in Memorial hall
whon Prosident Thomas called tho
mooting to ordor at 11:30. It hap
pened that a nurabor of these wore
Omaha, residents and, what was more.
.thoso woro tho actlvo participants in
tho meeting. Ovor-tho-state men
offered no objection to tho selection
of Missouri river citizens to tho class
ofrico8, but in faot aided in tho process
by thdmsolvos voting for tho candi
dates presented by tho Omaha mon.
Asldo from the election no business
was transacted savo tlio allowance of
a bill prosontod against tho class. Tho
appointment of commlttcos for hops
and other purposes was not mado as
GREGORY, the Tailor
Has a dandy lino of goods for Spring Suits. He also
does tho best cleaning and pressing in the city.
14th & O Streets - - - .... Auto 3264
expected. These nominations will,
howovor, bo given out shortly.
All Now Over.
Tho freshman election yosterday
completes the round of class elections.
All four classes have now tholr full
quota of officers. To attain (this .It was
necessary to .hold olght elections, ono
for president ;and one in -each class
for Iho remaining .officers. -This was
mado , obligatory by the .fact .that each
presidential election took .practically
all tho time between ;iljl,:3P and -the
noon "hour, which la'tter,bccasloh was
marked by a igoneral expdus of class
membors -In each .case.
CRITICIZE , (SETA KAPPA
Michigan and Harvard 'Would Keep
ibut "Grinds."'
tllarvard sand .Michigan are (.haying
trouble over election to 'Jlhi ipeta
Kappa. No more -Harvard men will
bo chosen simply because thoy h'avo
made high marks. The aim will bo
to choose the college men of distinc
tion In all lines of university endeavor
rather than the "grind."
At Michigan the contention is that
some students got in on "pull" and
that others are barred because they
fall down on account of sickness. Tho
club recommends - that more recog
nltlon be given . t'o clear1 and direct
thinking rathor than the 'more memo
rizing of facs.
Andrew Carnegie has refused to
raise his gift of 50,000 for ,'ttie jteyir
DoPauw library to $61,000 whlcb, was:
tho total cost of the building.
Uhiversity Forum
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To Editor of the Daily Ncbrasknn:
Quite a number of times during tho
school year confusion and disturb
ances mado by the law students on
tho third floor of University Hall
hns Interferred with the class work
of the French dopnrtmont. The prac
tice of the law studentr In compelling
tholr colleagues to visit French class
uninvited and against tholr will, camo
to h climax during a number of bois
terous episodes Which occurred Thurs
day forenoon. While tho 150 law
students are turned loose in a narrow
hallway during tho "botwoon class
recesses" tho other classes have kept
to their rooms and been vory mucli
disturbed by the discussions and ac
tion of their fellow students In tho
halls.
As a sequel to tho actions of Thurs
day morning summary action hns boon
taken to provent any further unfair
intorforonco of tho classes or other
departments. Tho law faculty is be
ing backed In this movo by the law'
students themselves. At 'a mooting'
of tho freshman Jaw class Friday
morning, It was voted that tho general
sentiment of tho class should be ex
pressed as against any repetition of,
such conduct In the future.
Tho students of tho law college are'
"hoping against hope" that tho uni
versity authorities will in time see
fit and bo enabled to place tho law
school In n separato building, as is'
done at moBt all of tho great univer
sities of the class Nebraska ranksj
with. But no ono can fail to" appre
ciate ,tho many other improvemopts
;in university equipment that must;
come at onco, and until auch action
can bo taken for tho law colloge tho
Jaws feel that at least one other im
provement might bo accomplished. In
the shuffle of clnflB room assignments
thut will follow the occupation of tho
now engineering building, nrrango
nients might be made so that the law
school would at leaat bo given one
entire floor of one building. In case
such holies should bo realized, the
French students would not have to
stand in fear of the "awful laws" and
tho law college praotlce courtB might
bo given lnrger .headquarters than a
hallway and one cloak room, and hold
their sessions without carrying tho
noceBsary furniture from room to
room.
D. P. STOUGH.
MICHIGAN FORBIDS CLASS RUSH
8enate Council Ruts, Damper on Stu
dents' Pen,
Tho senate council of Michigan has
said the final word on ho question
of inter-class contests which takes
place at night. A commlttoo of tho
student council drow up a sot of rules
governing the annual freshman-sophomore
rush, and submitted them to
tho senate, togothor. with every avail
able argument for tho preservation of
n night rush. But tho sehnto has re
fused to allow such a contest after
dark, owing to the adverse sentiment
throughout tho state.
Tho rules which v0ro submitted
provided that the ruBh bo a polo rush
on tho campus, beginning at 7:30
o'clock and 'continuing only twenty
minutes instead of thirty as hereto
fore'. The freshmon were to defend
the poloFi which was to bear a banner
twenty feet from tho ground, tho
polo to be greased ten foot from the
ground.. All posting of freshmen pla
cards was prohibited, and also tho en
tering of private houses for rush pur
poses. yilllam Pp,x second 'asoman and
captain of tho Lincoln Toat.ern.leaguoj
basooall team, has been 'secured aga,ln
to coach the, Nebraska baseball team
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Over two hundred' thousand pairs now io use.
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a SDcclal aualttv of rubber, which never becomes
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an ordinary tire, the
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apnroyal. .You do apt pay a cent until .you have
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ill allow a ci
send FULL OASUWIXIK
leer anuioOKtincr titan anv
know that you will, beso well pleased that when
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wear better, last longer and look finer than any tire you have ever used or seen at anvarice. rWa
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Mr ViMf sVinFIt TMBF S01' any kind at any price until you send for a pair of
ST WJS?frrU jf . T?JIed8:ctU0I9 .runcture-Proof.UwoniaPProvsl and trial at"
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deacribaaaafl fluotcsafl wakes .and kinds of tires at about halt tlic usual prices.
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12th St.
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