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j"-"1 ' ' " " ;.,..; v, ,;,::,;;,;-,..-. -,-t - mmw t ,; r.r-- -rra:i;i -;-rxgrw w u, !,.wiaSwuBJI THE PAILX, NEBRASKAN i2Li X 55s .. M ' ' i The Daily Nefyaskan T THEi.iR0PHiybit;6p ' THEJ UNIVERSITY QF "ftjBBRABKA, 1 I.lrws'omv. Nobraak. iS -U i : i j h s BY THE BTJUBJbNT'fcUB, BdAJW. EDITORIAL 8TAFF. Editor Victor B. Smith Associate Editor Cafl 'Ji L8ra A4qoit Editor .,,..... T. M. Edgecombe BUSINESS STAFF. Mrnrs7rrfTr.T7;.r.':-."rrrrr..w. Ar-aonrt ... ...7iTr...T77... .w. ATionex Manager. . , ... . . .0. P. , $dd.oq. ClrculAtprfs;fVj.-.'P.'ST',!Mrl Assistant Circulator Assistant V Editorial ;ajTdiislnesa Otflcat BA8EMEKT, ADMlN8TFfAT10.N BLDQ. Postofflce, Station A, Lincoln, Neb. SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, 2.00 PER YEAR i "" Payable In. Advance.', 4 Single Copies, 0 Cents Each. Tetephonet Auto 1888. Night Phones Auto 1888; Auto 2083. rNbiViDUAiNOTidiswimbdArBiia for at tho rnto of 10 conts por Iruiortton for ovory fifteen words of frnotlon thoro of. Faculty notices and University bul letins will bladly.bo pubUahc'd, froo.. . i Enforo'd at the pdBorilco"aV',IHrib&ln, Nobraska, as second-class mall matter undor tho A"ct' of "CongYoss of'Mhrch 3, 187- ..-. ..,, Advertisements for tho want ad column should bo left at tho business office, basement Administration build Intf between 10 a. m and'12 m., or between 2 p. m., and 5 p. m... . .. Cash must accompany aU orders ,fpi want ads, at the rate of ten cents fpr each fifteen" words or fraction the're-' of, tho first Insertion; three Inser tions twenty-flyo cents; five .Inser tions forty cents. THURSDAY, OCT0DBR 28, 1909. Tho Japtinc'so studont who protested against tho lack of cleanliness at tho Illinois university' gymnasium may not ,havo boon an English scholar, but ho had Bomo good idoaB Juttf, th6 same. It is a good thing for Iowa to como $2.50 Evor stop and think about tho monoy yon spent on your .shoos.? I toll shoe's bo choap-MtPwill; mako yonr mouth wator all tho now lasts colors and quality that has thom all Bklnod my prlco Ib about $1.00 to $2.00 bottor than tho man who lives in. tho, holdup district You should mako It your BUSINESS to soo that I got your shoo BUSINESS- BUDB- LIDS '$2.G0 BUDD over 'to Lincoln onoo in' a while. Sho learns something every timo. This year sho discovered that Nobraska is maintaining a training tablo In alleged direct opposition to tho rules of tho Missouri Valley conference. Probably anothor trip would servo to acquaint tho Hawkoyos with tho fact that tho proposed legislation, which thoy say prohibited tho tablo, never passed tho conforonc6f"by tho required two-thlrdB majortfy?.n All of which ; Is a matter of hialoryMfr'NoWaBkanB, but appar ently" Wwa tasfllVl ' lri Ignoranco. . K ?n.it. N'a t . flu . . '. '.NO IVJINNE80Ta GAME. Minnesota football. dopastert)ip!ro claim tho fact that tho .Qopfiers' un wIlllngnoBa to play Nebraska next year! According to tho published stories tho Minnesota students don't llko to have their playors and tholr glory damaged In a game which, after . all, does not count in determining tho westQrn championship.' This attitude on tho part of Minne sota" fs not now. There have bedn an nual murmurs in tho Gopher camp agalnBt tho'advlsability of sending tho pupils of Dr. Williams against thd'Ne- braska lino. It Is true that Minnesota frequently -does And a good proportion of her players In bad shapofor a hard ganiti after the ConhuBkor contest. Undoubtedly her pride Is somewhat' hurt also by tho lack of a bettor show ing against tho Nobraskans, for in variably the Scarlot and Creams plays a bottor game than tho Minneapolis students expoct. But as to calling off tho game, It seems hardly llkoly that Minnesota will feel constrained to that expedi ent. For ono thing, it would floem too much llko getting out of tho way of a troubloBomo rival. But If tho Gophers do., fall to contract for further contests, it is not probable , that Man ager Eager, will, bo seriously pmbar massed to find a .strong, team to take . their place. &,'Whqfiaid "Chfcago"? t ;.. .,i ,-JL . TOO MUCmSEPARATION. fAnd now It 1s the Cornhuskor board tffeditors who come forward with tho iannoHBcement of a further separation ofittieurilyorsity into its component college.?Accordlng. to recent an- ) h& "Xfir vrfi- $ If t7 Mrs, Silence THURSDAY Miss n03QQOQOaso&y&a i n'ouncemcntB concerning tho lfllO prnhusker, tho "dopartmontal idea, carried out to a certain extent last year, will bo much'.el'abjecl 'jp.Rr years annual." . .,,..,, . , , v, ; x This policy of division xifrttho-unA-fr.orBity intorosts into their'itfBtfcotlvo 6"6partmonts has boongradyyrqw- mg in favor witn uornhuifor, manag xa since tho lBsutnof throfttBt'jbook fn 1907. It has also bfeoWadVritfcing In other activities. Ononbw' hdars a Brent deal moro abqut, tho- .soparato colleges as distinct orgahizationsthan wns tho case a few yeat'ago. This ori that college is now accredited with dbing thingB which a short while ago Would have been ascribed to the "Uni versity of Nebraska." It is probably but a natural growth that tho different colleges should wJsh a diBtinctivo representation in tho CdrnhiiBker -as. well jiBrln.. othor.atiiTj dont activities.- But- U--would.-aoom4 that an effort should bo made in ovory liqe Co emphasize tho- university moro and the colleges less. The Qornhusker is a publication "of tho uppor classes SHOES 1415 of tho University of Nobraska," not of the upper classes of tho soven col leges of tho university. In it tho "Ne braska spirit" should, bo given a su premo placo and It would appear that this could best be don.e by making tho annual a single book representative of tho whole university rather than a col lection of six or seven books under ono cover. Lot the departments havp tholr in dividual representation, but lot us not baso. tho organization of tho , whole book upon .these departmental differ ences. A NEW COACH. The selection .of I. P. Hewitt as coach of the-NebraBka basktbll team for 1909-10 will meet Vlth the ap proval of a majority of, tho, students. Mr. HewUt is a thoroughly trained athlete and. he knows basketball from A to Z.. . He is a. man who commands .- tho respect of hia fellow. men, and un der his direction tho Cornliuakor flvo this year should bo an exceptionally strong team. Tno retirement of Dr..Clapp in fayor ot ,M,r. Hewitt ntuji;a:.8mpl'y another stop in tho growth of Cornhuskor ath letics. The tlnje is coming, !ancj com ing soon, wnen eaci) branch of No bAska athletics "will have a BpeclallBt of ability in tho coaching, position. As long as It was possible to get along with ono man in tho triple position of gymnasium instructor, track coach, and basketball coa,ch,. Nebraska could bo satisfied with the excellent work of Dr. Clapp. But. tho growth of all three ot these departments domands a aqparatjon ' of tho work Jnyolyed In Instruction. It is well, therefore, that Dr. CJapp re tires from tho basketball situation and that Mr. Howjtt takes up tho task. DELINQUENT- BTUDENT8. Tho commltteo on BjLu.dqnt dolln quepcy ,1s experiencing some dlfflpulty in obtaining rpsponses to its nqtices demanding thq attendance of certain students at tho doan's offjeo In tho Ad-, ministration bulging. f It seoms'tha( there are some registered, students in the university who not only fail to at tend classes for which Ufey aro en rolled, t but who fall also to offer rea sons for their non-attendance.- Violin Recital v. l iu r ' t DalesKnavp- ! 35B '('" -. ? irr .7? '' i Zumwinlae, Accompanist .. ''It BooinB strangiS that such a diffli culty should cdnfro'nt th'6 delinquency commlttco. It would appear that a btifaont in Yh', university would 'havo agrqater fund of common sense than. .$eoms to, bo posseBsed by those who thUB willfully disregard authority. Th. delinquency committee has full power to suspend, ' any student who falls' to regard i,tfl injunctions. It' is purely a mattor ot solf-safoty for a studont to obey tho requostB of tho committee; fhat helng so, it 1b indeed strangp that tho present situation should arise. A fow susponsions will probably bring ubdut a chango in tho attitudo of tho Bluffers. i L. J. Popperberg, 1909, was married last week in Lincoln 'to Miss Racheal CarneB, former head of tho dramatic schools. -Mr. Pepporberg Is -connected with tho Unltod States geological sur voy, loading a party In tho west last summer Deanr Winchester -wajian. pj$L.jjMyorsjLCy. ji?rJaft?xfe4lIa?.t. wook. tiiiB who is a rormer university lady wJio UyeaiinfnOoln. Mr:; chestor)lB also with 'JthVu. S:'GF.v1g'. Dohcpuples will reside, n. Washlng tqn,.D. C.n . . -j, -- $3.50 TOF The Tailor lJjM-ij 'SPECIALIST ON Refitting and All Kinks of Altering Particular attention to ladies work and uniforms. CLEANING and PRESSING UPSTAIRS, 1328 O ST. LINCOLN University Bulletin October. 28, Thursday, 7:30 p. m. Pershing Rifle drill. 28, Thursday, 7:30 p. m., U106 Corn- huBkor staff meets. 28, Thursday, 11 a. 'm Convocation. Violin recital by Mt'b. Silence Dales-Kna'pp:- Arcompaniod uv Miss Zumwlnkol. . - . 28, Thursdayr .11:30 a. m.-rFreshraan claB.s emotion. Memorial Hall. 28, Thursday, 8 n. m 'MuBlc Room, Temple Swedish Club moots 28, Thursday, 11 a. m U106 Senior . play cbmmlttee. 28, Thursday, 7:30 p. m., U10G Sonlor prom committee meets. 29, Friday, 7 p. m.,'Epw'orth Park- union Literary Society Hallowe'en .festival. - . 30, Saturday Senlor breakfast, 7 a. m. 30,vSaturday, 3 p, m., Nobraska Field Foolhall, NobraBka vs. Doano Col logo. 30, Saturday, 7:30. p. m. Students' Debating Club. 30, Saturday, 8 p. ra Temple Stu dents' Agricultural Club. November. 2, Tuesday, 7:30 p. m., N2 Forestry Club-meets. 3, Wednesday Nobraska Teachers' Association opens annual conven tion. . Q, Saturday, 3 p. m. Nebraska Field Football, Nobraska vs. iCansas. IT, Thursday, 8 p. ni. Dramatic Club tryouts. 12,4 Friday, Fatornlty Hall Junior hop. 20, . Saturday Denver University vs. Nebraska, at Denver. 24, Wednesday, 6 p. m. Thanksgiving f" recess begins. 25r Thursday, NobraBka Field Haskoll . Indians Yfl.,(Nebraska. 30, Tuesday, 8 a. m; Thanksgiving ro cessrends. " ' ' , " December: JO, Friday, 8 p. m., Memorial Hall -: Nebraska-Minnesota debate. "'In come Tax Question." GREGORY JJi Knowr 4jf mfm .MM ' "'"' '-'''''-IYiyc'''A11'"ljt"'''''''','''"''''',',,Jt A TVTFA UAO -iNLy n-o LINE OFiiFALL AND winter;! go odsI the city: T (. -99 r : Bell Phone, F2823 Auto Phone, 7929 The Goodyear Raincoat Cofs Tailors 1140 JO Street lfc'" ' $2.00 Worth of Cleaning and Pressing $1.00 Thoy will got your suit and brine it back in fino shnno for onlv fiOi ' or will send you a Club Ticket goodjfor four suits in ono mbtitli'for fl.50 Wo hayoa NowDry Cleaning Plan to do tho work with. -, .v I .ft 1 1 h.V MM h I :i The Uni. Mandolin and Guitar Club wants more members. An opportunity will be given everyone ' " "r'y ' tb'jompar'club. Apply, to BYRON W. WAY, University School bl Music, 11th & fc SI For Your Noon Lunch STOP AT THE F0LS0M Just; what.you want and sorvod tho way yop Jko t. StndentaTrado Approclatod,- Auta5J2U-Boll 45(1 FOOTBALL LINCOLN October 29 NEBRASKA , FIELD o a Befote you purchase a fountain pen . INViBSTIGATEi ' '" " - y" : . 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