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fjFni rj "T- -T rTV' VI" j - rf-1p "V jr 1'7 v;r wry wnrrT" 1 THE DAILY NEBRASKAN M ? i-i ZitU, jbt -iy, ' ' ft, J3"fiwi.rv' "r,v7' I 1 i I i " V fi 1; o ; - i - T-hgvDgaly frfebraskan I .. ' i '. '" - -'. fc I THEJ PROPERTY OP Titia 'University of ' Nebraska, V Lincoln, Nfabrartka. f,r ' "bV THE STUDENT PUD. BOARD. EDITORIAL STAFF. Editor.... T...v Victor B. Sfnlfh Managing Editor., K. P. Frederick AtiooTatOi Editor Cnrl J. Lord Associate Editor T; M. Edoecombe . BU8INE88 STAFF. Manager. ...-. ,. .. W. A. Jonee AisUtnht Manager.'.' Q. Ci Klddpo Clrcufator V. C. Haaoall 'AwUtafrtt Circulator ,.p. T. 8turala Editorial and Buslnis Office: BASEMENT, ADMINISTRATION BLDO. Poitofflce, 8tatlon A, Lincoln, Neb. i " i i 8UB8CRIPTI0N PRICE, 2.00 PER YEAR Payable In Advancb. 8lngle Copies, S Cents Each. Telephone! Auto 1888. JMIght Phonas-4AUto1 1B88; AUto 2683. 1- INDIVIDUAL NOTtCES will bo cliarRod for nt tho rato of 10, conta por Innortton for ovory fifteen Words or fraction th'oro- of. Faculty notlceB nntl UolycrBlty, bul- lotfns will blaHly bo jfubllnhod froo. i i i . Entored nt tho poatofllco nt Lincoln, Nebraska, as Hecond-olass mall matter under tho Act of Congress of March 3, 1879. Advertisements for the want ad column 6hould be left at the business office, basement Administration build ing between 10 a. m., and 12 m., or1 between 2 p. m., and 5 p. m. Cash must accompany all. orders for want ads, at the rate of ten cents for each fifteen words or fraction there of, the first insertion; three Inser tions twenty-fivo cents; five Inser tions forty cents. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1909. KAN8A8 80NGS. if j J A jy J D O J Uf . U U U "Jfr t Tfr t "Jc 7v vf? 7fr ?fc Tfr Tfr Tfr r ift Once again the Nebraskan Is- sues a call for football songs. This tlmo It Is for .the Kansas game 8aturday. . 8omo cspecl- aly good songs are needed for $ this occasion songs with dash, with swinging tune, and with $ words appropriate to the occa- . slon. , t There are scores of Nebras- jt ka students who are capable of $ turning out several verses of $ the desired material, set to pop- ular tune. Let 'them get busy and use their brains to the end that Nebraska may have every facility for beating Kansas Sat- , urday. The songs should be handed In to the Dally Nebraskan of- fice, to Manager Eager, or to $ one of the two rooting leaders, J. 8. Elliott and H. O. Perry, not later than Thursday after- noon. l l kl. Jt' l L &. C 1 lllL Uf. J l. k BUDD J It $2.50 HATS $2.50 AND $3.50 SHOES AND POPULAR PRICED FURNISHINGS. lAHY PAY MORB-p GET A WHITE BUTTON. The campaign for funds which is now being carried on by tho unlvor slty Y. M. C. A. is deserving of all the support that tho student body can give. The association boys need certain amount with which to pay the current expenses of tho year. They cannot raise the entire fund by the regular duoa and other sources. Ijt is essential that a part of it bo by voluntary subscription on the part of interested students. With tho need set boforo tho stu dent body no difficulty should be ex perienced in meeting the want. The remarkable success which marked the . work of tho canvassers yesterday In!-' dlcates that the students as a whole are wlUipg to help 'In tho task. Yet It must bo remembered that tho easi est money was that which was first obtained. Tocjay will bo a harder task unless those students who are hanging back meot tho requests of the com mitteemen with immediate and liberql responses. Tho university association dooB,a valuable work and those stu dents who havo not yet subscribed . should realize this in making out thof,r checks. i v 80PH8 AT IT AGAIN. ' Once, agajn tho sophomores hav'o . demonatwitjed .tbejr. .ability to got lnt!o complicated political, situations. As a result of tho meeting 'yesterday m.orn- in'e the flocoml vcar cln'RR 1h nnen nrnrn ytlrred 4P w tho boiling point.and 'Vain, itf ls'likelyl;tbat..jii)ea)s will bo. maue 10 mo uuiuurmi'u iu buiuu iuu points In dispute. It Is a pity that so much dissension ooooooofttooooo$ob&pc "V, fa V 't , tf V P" "V Art Exxiifeit ooooooo)oooooooooo)oopopopaoe. should rend a class And prevent har monious work on. the part of fts. mem bers. Nor Is It natural that such diffi culties should develop as luivo dis turbed tho" present Hop'homoro class. Thore must bo a reason for tho Iftck, of harmony, and to tho outsider It will rfnpear that personal dislikes and prejudices are 'at the bottom of iho present difficulty; Tho leaders of the faction which yesterday attompted to deprive the president of tho power of appointing committee chairmen declare resolute ly that they wero not personal In their opposition to the man whom the class elected last week as Its execu tive head. They affirm that they arc proceeding solely from a desire to bring about a deslrablo roform In the class organization, to the end that more spirit and Interest may be dis played by individual members of the class In its affairs. Yet, even if their motives were sUch, as theso, it cannot but appear on the surface that personal projudlco was back of tho movement. Tho logical thing for tho reformers to havo done was to mako tho propdsod change ef fective at the beginning of next sem ester. By acting thus, they would avoid all accusation of personal anl mliH and their roform would bo cur ried out without 111 fooling. If their desires wero to secure better claBs spirit, It could much better have been attained by avoiding all chance of friction. Especially does the proposal seem unjust In vlow of President Powers' declaration that he had already unof ficially announced several of his ap pointees. To tako away from him tho right of .appointment, which was understood to belong to his office JL nr X 9 when he was elected, seeniB an unjust and retroactive procedure. It is said that IiIb committees had not been an nounced in the presence of the class. Yet thiB argument fails before the ad mitted fact that committees havo in tho past been announced outside of a class meeting with no question being raised as to the validity of tho ap pointment. Thero is, however, no doubt of the right of tho class to mako tho pro posed change' in method if it so da! sires. The class has no constltutloh and there is no fixed rule in the mat ter. Whether or not tho class can make tho ruling retroactivo so as tb include the appointments upon which President Powers had decided before tho meeting is, however, another ques tion. ConBld6ring the fact that thorb is no determined scheme for commit tee announcements, it must bo admit ted that tho committees were in faq't appointed as soon ob President Pow ers determined himself upon their membership. ' As to the question of the legal ad journment of tho meeting after a divi sion Was called for, it would seem that President Powers acted unwisely. He should havo given full benefit of any doubt as to those who opposed him, oven If he believed them to bo in the wrong. Any such technical failure in "adhering to" parliamentary procedure should not, However, bo rillOwetTvto form the basis, for an unjust r.attnck -iipoirthe real question at issued tTho thing to'jhe done now is fpr the mep?'1baclf'of We' proposed change to amend their motion to make it effec tive next semester. In that way they -' Q CI i i - Jit ' ''' ' ' '9 O t& LIBRARY 3o5 can provo tho sincerity of their mo tives and incidentally r'es'tbre harmony to the clasB. Y. M". C. A, BIBLE 8JUDY. Bible Study Leaders Held' Supper Wednesday Night. Tho Y. M. C.A. Bible study leaders Indulged Jn a supper Wednesday night and Incidentally talked over planB for' the year. It was 'found that eleven classes had been started last week and that thero wero seventeen more to1 start this week. An active canvasB is to be kept up' during tho year and tho enthusiasts, expect to have fifty classes before the, school year comes to a close. Dr. D. R. Leland and Dr. Roach are coaching the leaders. The Y. M. C. A. Is considering tho proposition of starting a class to study tho life of Paul. This class will prob ably bo led. by some member of tho university faculty and should bo of, great interest to thOBe more advanced in the study of the Bible. Y. M. C. A. CAMPAIGN SUCCESSFUL Members of the Finance Teams Are Rapidly Getting Subscriptions. With half of tho time past for the members of tho various teams to get subscriptions for tho benefit of tho finances of tho university Y. M. C. A., the report is that the? have met with excellent success. Tho amount pledged to tho teams captained by tho various men is as follows: Hw Ankony, $4G.80; E. W. Nel son, $132.60; H. P. Wunder, $12; L. B. Olmstead, $62; tf. E. Dixon, $69.82; W. A. Akles, $35.35; W. E. Byorts. $134.30; Wess, $75.60; R. E. Curtis, $55; R. Rice, $46.40; J. Do Klndorn, $167.35; donated by men not on teams, $28. ' IOF The Tailor J J JLl J 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 November. 3, Wednesday Nobraska Teachers'' Association opens annual conven tion. ' 3, Wednesday, 5 p. m., St. Paul'.s Church Chorus rehearsal. 4, Thursday, 8 p. m. German Club meets with Miss Wittman, 989 ti Btreet. C, Saturday, 3 p. m. Nebraska Field-1-Football, Nobraska vs. Kansas. 11, Thursday, 8 p. m. Dramatic Club tryouta. 12, Friday, Fatornlty Hall Junior hop. 20, .Saturday Denver University vs. Nebraska, at Denver. , 24'Wednesday, 6 t, 'm. Thanksgiving -wrecesBbegln8w-"..-. , 25f-Thur8day;'lIobraBka' Field HaskolJ, 36,8Tio8daV,'8T,av m.j4rThanksglvlng re ' , ...cess ends.' . f, i December,-? '10, Frfda'Tpr m'Mombrlal Hall Nobrafika-Minnosota debate. "In corao Tax Question." ' ft) Sw 0 $ jlJ am " J J First arrival of North Pole , due soon. Menu: JE?earj?5.'J)ream of -the Midnight Sua .with. 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