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'yrr jassewuwmmnzsz VI wSJm$witfn. mi' wwq w 1 A THE DAILY NEBRASKAN t The Daily Nebraskan TUB PROPEIITY OF TUB UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA, X ; Lincoln, Nobraaka. BY THE STUDENT PUP. BOARD. f i EDITORIAL STAFF. Editor Victor B. Smith Mniiglno Editor K. P. ffderlck AwocTata Editor . . . ;C"rl J. Anoolate Editor T. M. Edaecomba BUSINESS STAFF. Aailttant Manager '.?' uI-S Circulator.... .......v. c. "" Aailatant Circulator P. T. sturgia Editorial and Bualnoaa OTtlcoi BASEMENT, ADMINISTRATION BLDQ. Poitofflce, Station A, Lincoln, Nab. SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, 2.00 PER YEAR Payable In Advanoo. Single Coplei, B Centa Each. Telephone! Auto 1888. Night Phonee Auto 1888J Auto 2883. INDIVIDUAL NOTICES will bo charffod for at tho rato of 10 oonta por Inaortlon for ovory nfteon words or fraction thoro of. Faoulty notlcfes and Unlvoralty bul letins will bladly bo publlnhod freo. Entorcd at tho poatofllco at Lincoln, Nebraska, as second-class mall matter under tho Act of Congress of March 8, 1879. Advertisements for the want ad column should be left at the business office, basement-Administration build ing between 10 a. m., and .12 m., or 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-.flve cents; five Inser tions forty cents. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1009. : u-j . . r Tomorrow's Nebraskan will ' be the annual Engineers' Ed I- tlon, Issued under the direction Of a' committed of the engineer- "lhg college. With that Issue The Nebraskan suspends "pub- ' llcatlon'for the Christmas vaca- tlon. 'The next Issue will be on Wednesday, ' January 5, 1910. irofesBor Caldwoll'B review of tho TAN SHOES president's annual messago was a characteristically frank statement of 'his vIqwb on tho document. His re marks on other messages in tho past have, been just as straightforward. It 1b no :llttlo benefit for university stu dents to hear a critical characteriza tion of tho various messages from year to year by a man who is capablo of such an analysis. Sioux City officials aro unable to figure out what sort of "plan" a cor tain Nebraska student is Inquiring about in connection -with his thesis work. From some opinions expressed of tho Iowa river town, it lacks prac tically any Bort of a plan. Wore thoso Northwestern girls kind. Surely their thoughtful gener osity in offering to give up tho privi lege of giving formals In order that the men might givo that many more Is .& unique demonstration of kindly spirit But leavo It to tho psycholo gists to figure out whether or not tho Idea resulted from flattened pocket books. Tho deans announce that thoy -Will not grant excuses for tho days im mediately preceding or immediately following the Christmas vacation. Thoy aro letting NobraBka students off easy. In some schools rules havo been passed giving the Instructor tho right to hold up credits for absence on these days. ' DRAMATIC8 TONIGHT. Tonight the University Dramatic Club gives its first play of this year. "What's the Matter With the Profes sor?" is 'tho title of the production, and it is pronounced to be excep tionally good. The Dramatic Club has worked hard' lb seeding to mako tho play a success and it should bo given proper support in its effort Nebraska dra mnif rn afK lint: accorded the hi eh' n'lacn 'A . r CONVOCATION The Messiah Qood Soloists 00000K)000000000SO00000ffi0 o which tho art is glvon at many other schools, although tho univorslty prob ably ranks with tho majority of tho wostorn stato universities In this re spect. Tho timo has como, howover, whon Nebraska Bhould stop ahead of its neighbors in this lino and approach tho work of institutions further oast. Such' an udvanco will not bo accom plished without student support of such ontorprlsos as tho dramatists may stago. Tonight 1b tho first chanco cif tho'yoar for Nebraska students to show how they fool on tho dramatic question. They should not fall. TO REMOVE DANQER8. In Instructing Dr. Clapp to voto for any changes in football rules calcu lated to romovo, unnecessary dangor in tho playing of tho ganio, tho Nobras ka athlotic board has taken a sonslble stand. Whether justlflablo or not, tho fact romainB that-thoro Is at present an antl sentiment of conBidorablo strength demanding a chango in tho gridiron rules or elso tho abolition of tho gamo. Tho injuries tracoablo directly or Indirectly to football havo unquoBtion .ably been more numorous and moro .serious this year than at any timo sinco tho 1006 rulo rovlslon. Not only this, but tho accidents havo boon sensational in character and thoy havo occurred in some of tho impor- tant games of tho season. This has New Browns Hy c4rches the Students at that $3.50. resulted in giving tho fatalities a pub licity which they would not otherwise havo attained. Tho Increasing num ber of accidents and tho largo. nmounT of publicity have thus rosultod in arouBlng again tho opposition which forced tho 1906 changes. At prosent tho general sentiment seems to bo that some changes must bo made. If tho friends of tho gamo do not revise tho gamo, tho opposition will forco action against it This bo ing true, tho beBt thing that can bo dono is to havo sane rovlslon by tho loaders of tho gamo. Nebraska's ac tion In sending its delegate to tho con ference Instructed, to voto for such re vision as wlli ellmlnato dangor is thus in lino with tho correct policy. Other schools aro likely to do tho same, and another revision similar to tho 190G shift may bo looked, for. KEEP A LEVEL HEAD. StudontB ol universities and col leges, just beginning to,fnco tho prob lems of real life, uponrocolvlng tholr first honors among their associates aro likely to permit their heads to bo turned theroby. Continued buccoss often brings permanent pride. When this pride slozes tho individual it is noted by his comrades and silently criticised. This silent criticism sojm develops into contempt. Men in all walks of life, at ono timo or another find thomselves placed In circumstances in which pride strives to assert itself as master. But tho true man never allows prldo to be come his master. Neither does .ho al low it to dominate his feelings nor his disposition toward others. Even in tho midst of resplendent success, ho does not allow any interpretation of events which would bring pride to himself. Ho is over willing and eager to attribute his success to the efforts of others. No matter what success may attend an individual, the relations which ho formerly' held, with his companions THURSDAY Uni Qhorus and fcllowmcn should not bo altered in tho loaBt. Respect, honor and lovo aro duo thoso cool-headed men who prosorvo tho same balanco both in advorsity and In success. Missourlan. 8PECIAL WRE8TLINQ CLA88. Mr. Frank N. DuCray, ono of tho best prqfeBslonal wrestlers In this sec tion of tho country, has agreed to con duct a special wrestling class for uni vorslty students in tho univorslty gymnasium, providing a sufllclent number of studonts register for tho work to mako It worth whilo to con duct such a class. Tho chargo for tho courso will bo $5 for 20 lessons. Thi work will bo given two even ings a week, beginning shortly after tho Christmas holidays. It will bo necessary t6 securo about 25 persons to mako tho class pOBslblo. Studonts wishing to join this class should le'avo word or a noto to that effect at Dr. Clapp's ofilco as soon as possible. R. a. CLAPP. FRE8HMAN TICKET8 READY. Tickets for the Annual Dance of the First-Year Class on 8ale. Ycstorday aftornoon tickets for tho frcBhman hop woro placed on salo. This danco will bo hold January 15th at tho Lincoln, hotel. Frank Clark Is and Wines Ginger for but Genteel BUDD 1415 O St. chairman of this danco and Eugono Holland mastor of coromonlos. Fif toon of tho tickets for this danco aro lost, and tho flndor is requostod to roturn them to tho Nebraskan ofilco and recolvo roward. Thoso tickets are numbered and will not pass tho door if thoy aro not returned. IflF The Tailor 3Jm-ij specialist on Refitting and All Kinks of Altering Particular attention to ladies work and uniforms. CLEANING and PRESSING Done by Hand and not by Machinery UPSTAIRS, 1328 O ST. LINCOLN University Bulletin December. 16, Thursday, 11 a. m. Convocation. "The Messiah." 1G, Thursday, 11 a. m., U112 Fresh man hop committee. 16, Thursday, 8 p. m., Temple Dra matic Club play. 17, Friday, 6 p. m. Christmas vacation begins. January. 4, Tuesday, 8 a. m. Christmas vaca tion ends. 5, Wednesday, 8 p. m., Temple theater -Oberlln College Glee Club. 7, Friday. Lincoln Hotel Senior prom. 8, Saturday, Armory ''Streets of All Nations." 14, Friday, 8 p. m., Temple Theater Engineers' vaudeville. 15, Saturday, Lincoln hotel Fresh-' man hop. ( February, jt 4, FridayJunior prom. yiVflE make a point to please VlrVf- everybody in serving Re freshments for Parties. The Second Year Junior Class at the State Farm Friday evening were more than pleased. Give U Trial. 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