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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 5, 1909)
PP'' iifffBT; WifciyfilWwJ M ) fjfiwup..w ViH 'mWi 'wjiM'itwiwmi! THE DAILY NEBRASKAN - Wiere College Men Buy Shoes Men's Bootery 12th and P Street, Lincoln Style -:- Neatnes -:- Comfort The price is no criterion of the quality you ex pect the very best of $5 and $6 quality and style but you have only to pay $4 for a good shoe here. COLLEGES OF THE WEST PAY SAURIES BIQ 8CH00L8 SPEND ONLY HALF OF INCOME IN WAQE8. FIGURES TAKEN FROM SALARY ROLLS Average 8tlpend of Professor Twenty eight Years Old Is $1,250, While Man of Thlrty-flve Gets $2,500. Ah a rule, westert institutions of learning pay smaller salaries to pro fessors and higher salaries to teach ers in the public schools than those in the oast. That Is accounted for by the large endowments and revenues of eastern institutions, no doubt. The investigations of the Carnegie foundation havo shown that tho aver age salary recoived by college profes sors and instructors 28 years of ago is $1,260; 33 years old, $2,250, and 35 years old, $2,500. The averago re muneration of ministers of those ages throughout tho United States will be less than half tho amount given teach ers. Carnegie Investigation. Tho investigation by tho Carnegie foundation also show that tho larger institutions in tho country devoto less than one-half their Income to salaries of the instructing staff: Michigan and "Wisconsin, approximately 50 per cent; Yale and tho University of, California, 40 per cent; Cornell, 47 per cent; Har vard, 40 per cent; Stanford 43 per cent; Illinois, 40 per cent, and bo on. The ratio of the number of under graduates and non-professional gradu ate students to the number of profes sors and Instructors for tho same insti tutions is as follows: Harvard, 8.8; Cornell, 10.3; Stanford, 10.7; Wiscon sin, 11; Yale, 11.1; California, 11.2; nilnofs, 12; Michigan, 14.6. The smaller institutions fail on the whole to show a moro favorable ratio. In Dartmouth it is 16.5; Amherst, 13.5; Oberlin, 18.2; Williams, 18.1, and Princeton, 8.2. Tho average salary of a full profes sor in tho college of tho City of Now York is $4,778; in Harvard, $4,413; in Columbia, $4,289; In Stanford, $4,000; in Chicago and Toronto, $3,600; in Yale, $3,500; in Now York University, 3,466; in tho University of Califor nia, $3,300; in Northwestern, $3,265; in Johns Hopkins, $3,184; in Cornell, i $3,135; in Princeton, $2,914, and in the Universities of Illinois, Wisconsin nnd Michigan, about $2,800. Of tho 102 American Institutions ap propriating $45,000 or moro annually for salaries to their teaching staff, eight pay full professors an averago salary of $3,500 or more, eight an av erago salary of less than $1,800, thirty-five between $1,700 nnd $2,100 and forty-seven between $2,100 and $3,200. Half the institutions in tho country pay less than $2,200. Tho avorage throughout tho 102 institutions is ap proximately $2,500. German Incomes. The Incomes of professors in Ger- .HIVaHMaMMai MMBIM.MMWMVlMAMVMMi-HOTMmWMOTav IK flm MAY V J v V V HlvWu Jrvlp nJv Hmn TMJ,1'i'U vrHaji HWWvu ft J pm 'l II 11 77 F; A n Chi'm Wm. ill u to1' ' III1 fe'rl ill - P iPM 1 ill i, la . II Mil fell III F, 1 1 fe;'l! 1 ill I If i 1-ton v , limn Wmimk Mi, Ummm mMMI Z i WmwMr If Not Convenient To Bring Goods, Call J. C. WOOD & CO. We Will Call Bell 147 . The Standard Auto 1292 In Cleaning Cleansing and Dyeing Corsets Cleaned, per pair 50c. Any Sweater Cleaned or Dyed 50c. Any Waist Cleaned 75c. Dyed $ 1 .00. Any Skirt Cleaned $ 1 .00. Dyed $1.50. Any Mans Suit Cleaned $1.50. Dyed $2.50. Any Ladies Coat Suit Cleaned $1.50. Dyed $2.50. . CarpetSi Curtains, Heavy Draperys Dyed Beaut 1 iful. There is a Reason for our Phenominal Growth. And it is simple that WE KNOW HOW to - do Cleaning and Dyeing. And are recog nized headquarters for this class of work. Eight and Ten Hour Service. 13J32 N Street Lincoln, Nebr. 1521 Howard Omaha, Nebr. Expressage Paid One , Way On All Orders . i . Write for' Oar Big Catalogue with List of Prices . . . man universities show a much wider range than tho American. To quote tho report: "In any largo German faculty somo full professor will bo found who re ceives for teaching an incomo two to five times as large as somo of his col leagues. "Both tho German and tho American universities pay for merit. The dis tinction between tho two countries Is that tho Gorman universities pay an unusual amount for unusual merit. In America, on tho contrary, the unusual man fares no better than his col leagues of mediocre ability. Tho Ger man income ranges from $1,000 to over $10,000, with threo professors re ceiving incomes abovo that figure. A fourth aro below $2,1,00; a fourth are over $3,200; a half aro over $2,500; the average is $2,800. In the faculties of law half are abovo $3,300, a fourth aro above $4,900 and there are as many abovo $7,400 as are below $2,200. Tho largest Is six times the smallest, and the average Income is about $4,000. "Tho limit of expectation for a gifted teacher in Germany, notwith standing tho difference in tho cost of living, at least doubles tho American limit. In only Ave institutions in America is tho possibility for a profes sor greater than $5,500. Four of the institutions are universities located in Now York, Boston, Chicago and Phil adelphia. In these four cities a law yer, a physician or an engineer does not have to attain extraordinary em inence to receive several times the salary which is the utmost hope of the college teacher. Good, plodding men, who attend diligently to their profes sion, but who are without unusual ability, often obtain in middle life an incomo considerably higher than a man of tho highest genius can receive in an American professor's chair." Dr. James B. Angell, retiring president of tho University of Michi gan, says on tho completion of . his long term as president: "Tho lesson I have learned In my thirty-eight years' service is that life-long asso ciation with college students secures one tho blessing of remaining optim istic and youthful "in spirit." r Patronize Our Advertisers msmswmmammmsmmmmt i . f i j ! IP! I I I I III ,,,1,, " 'CH( ' iStv