THE DAILY NEBRASKAN O $ O 00000000002 The Daily Nebraskan Til 13 PROPERTY OP tjifj university of Nebraska, Lincoln, NobntRkrt. 000000000Q0000 8 .;' .- ft' .. i y . 8 UUJWUU AVIUM INDOOR ATHLETICS I -- Mf .. -ft jW . ,.'. .. - ., . HV TIIB,aTUDI3NT PUD. HO A Up. EDITOPIAL STAFF, Editor ; '.....Victor B. Smith Managing Editor, f,, K. P. Frederick AitoeUte Editor .....Carl J. Lord Associate Editor T. M. Edgecombe BUSINESS STAFF. Manager W, A, Jone Assistant Manager .O. C. Klddoo Circulator.......,..... V. c. Haicaii Assistant Circulator P. T. Sturqls Editorial and Builneit Offlcoi BASEMENT, ADMINISTRATION BLDQ. Poatofflce, Station A, Lincoln, Neb. a i ii ' in i ! SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, 2.00 PER YEAR. Payable In Advance. Single Coplei, 6 Centa Eact Telephonel Auto 1888. Night Phones AUto 1888 Auto 2683. . 1- INDlVIDUAL NOTICES will bo charged for ut tho rato of 10 oonta por Inaortlon for ovory flftoon words or fraotlon thoro of. Faculty notices nnd University bul letins will btndly bo publlnhod frco. Entored 4it tho postoftlco at Lincoln, Nobranka, nn socond-clfiss nmll matter under tho Act of CoriRroBS of March 3, 1870. 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, tho first Insertion; three Inser tions twenty-five cents; five 'inser tions forty cents. Recent Coupland v i TUESDAY i 8 O 0)SKK0000OSO)000OQX)000000 O lively iioor. YoL on the noxi night fully nH many Htudonts attended a dnnco which cost moro por man than tho vnudovlllo jund 'which wn only ono or a HorloB, whoroaa the vnudovlllo In tho only entertainment of Uh kind during tho your. Tho popularity of tho hop nB a unlvorslty nmuHomont was iijcnln Hhown nnd It should jirouso tho wonder or studontB, Thcro nro dances In plenty during tho', year; there Ib only ono vnudovlllo,. yot, do Hplte tho nbvolty of tho occasion, ono nttrnctlon drew JnBt uh many nH tho other. Ib It not porhaps true ,lhat there Hhould Tjo a llttlo realignment of things? should not bo admitted to the tench lug ranks. Llotween tho two dnngcrH there Ib a menu which enn afford to bo 8t riven for. Whether or not tho nctunl condi tiotiH nro on ono or nnothor Hide of tho Idenl Ib n dobntcnblo question. I Febr. 5 Inter-Frat Febr. 11 Non-Frat Febr. 15--Barb-Frat I Season Tickets 75c Two Inf ormals tJmmmt TRIES TO ENTER THE PANTRY. TUESDAY, JANUARY 18, 1910. Saturday Presidents Wfttoru of; Kan Has" nnd Storms of Iowa vlBltod tho campus. 'And it hns boon n damp cam pus over slnco. Tho notion of the administration In suspending two HtudontH for tlagrnut cribbing should T)o n warning to othorB not to do llkowisc. TIiIb Is tho flust no tion or tho sort during tho curront year and It Indicates that the author ities do not intend to allow any InpBes or H'ueh nature Vhllo It is perhnpB urging morality on a low level to call attention to the suspension as a mat tor or warning to othot-B tempted, it ROFE880R8 AND POLITICS. Thero Ib much truth In tho nsBcrtlon of a unlvorBlty professor recently that tho people should look to tho univer sity teachers for advlco on quofltlouH or economics nnd sociology. Tho pro fessors are flic- host Informed on tholr particular subjects and, snvo h somd cubob whoro individuals' allow consid eration Tor tho. theory to obliterate tho practical, thoy are undoubtedly well qualified to glvo udvlco. Yot It Ib ox tremely doubtful whothor thoy will evcrfVench the point achieved by the German profeBBor alluded to, wIiobo work Is taken as tho court of last re sort In such questions. As long as this country. rmnuinK u democratic republic thero aro bound to be soveral great political parties, Alpha Chi Omega House 8cene of At tempted House-Breaking. ' Tho Alpha Chi Omega Bororlty house "I2fttt street, "waB the Bceno of an attempted robbery Thursday night. Owing to tho tlmoly interven tion of a mombcr of the. Phi Qamma Delta fnitornjty police Intervention unu nnnnrinauftrv &'"" "- The burglar, It appears, was making strenuous efforts to Insert himself In to the pnntry window of the Alpha Chi Omega house vhen tho vigilant eye or one or tho neighbors detected hlni. What tho burglar's Intentions were, whether plo was tho solo object of IiIb nocturnal efforts at pantry-broaking, Is still n subject for conjecture. Some a 111 nil that he wan or a lean and oma clpatcd appearance nnd from this evi dence conclude that hunger alone drove him to tho dood. Tilie fact remains, however," that after the neighbor discovered his presence the burglar fled. No official Investigation or the affair has been made. MSHDES Remarkable array of Tans and Wines, $3:50 to $5.00 grades duringrmyrampantH sale at this cut price. Most ly fn.nt.orv lines inst. hnncht at especially low prices. 1415 O St. lYIIIIII yet seems to bo tho only consideration to Homo niindtf. There aro Htudonts so constituted mentally that no appeal to honor, Bonso or fair play, or any other ethical standard, will stop tholr cheating. Thtsonly appeal that can bo mado to such mlndB Ib a penalty. To students or this typo Is the suspension referred iih a warning. Tho announced scarcity In material for tho upivorslty track team should arouse the interest of a number or men who have tho stuff in thorn, but who have not been, trying out system atically There aroTi considerable number or unlvorslty mon who might inako good on tho track, but for ono reason or another thoy have not seen their way clear to active work. Now Is tho tlmo. for these mon to grasp tho opportunity offered and got to work. TJioJrj)5Yni4hteceat8.nB.well nstheJn- iLlhou. shotting .school demand ihat thoy gotr-oujt and do what thoy can. with two usually leading tho rest. With tills condition prevailing, any man who submits opinions on. politi cal subjects must cxpoct to run tho gauntlet of party criticism. Parties have never yot existed without parti sanship and it is a rather Utopian Idea to expect any other condition. And n& long as tho professor Is to be subjected to political criticism it Is perhaps bettor that ho should stay out of politics. As tho Nebraska profes sor stated, under present conditions the teacher who enters tho arena will find his statements to his classes dis counted In tho Interims between cam paigns. Rather than tlut his usotul ness. bo thus Impaired It Is1 well that many professors follow tbe course that thoy do, nnd stay off tho stump. - M .' UP TO ENGINEER8. Tlje Engineers' Vnudovlllo Friday night was a hu'ccosb Insofar as tho excellence of tho program rendered Is. considered. Tho stunts wore abovo tho average which most of those pres ent expected nnd the entertainment demonstrated tho ability of studonts to Btago an intorostlng vaudevlllo "pro-ductlonf-- The- attendance wnB not, however, up to tho desires of tho committee. Tho crowd. wasV fair-sized, but It was not large, and fcj a noticeable fact that thoYowa8 not any great preponderance- of engineers. Other1, colleges , supported' the event nlmoBt lis well as did the memhera of the partlcularfcol- ' lege which was hacking tho enter prlso, If -would he, well if tho engi neers should make noto of this condl - t Ion rand-remember It when nfixt'thoy are called1 upon .The "vaudeville emphasized another foaturo of entertainment; pojfu.larlty. Tho attendance there was compara- UP-TO-DATE PR0FE88ORS. Moro up-to-date profossors, with a larger percentage of youngor men Ib ho need of tho American collego syB tern, according to a Nebraska profoB sor. He believes that the lack or a pension systom In state universities has caused many men to bo retained after tholr period of usefulness' was over, Blmply because public sympathy would not allow of tholr b'elng forced out without some means of a living. College profossors as a rule are not nigniy paw. Their position requires a cqnBldornbie expense" In order thrta- they may not fall behind modern moth Tho result, rroquent NEVER KNOW ifl you NEVER TRY When you want to Rot ClonnlnR nnd PrcralnR dono by hnnd nnd nut by mnuhlnory brlnjc your ciotncH to JOE The Tailor who I'h hIbo a Mpoclullst on alturiug nnd refitt ing your clotLoa up-to-dnto. Special attention to Ladle's work and Uniforms. UPSTAIRS, 1328 O ST. LINCOLN University Bulletin Mark It Down that Satisfaction will Result if you order your Sandwiches, Ice Cream, and Punches at We make Our Own Candies! January. ods nnd customs. ly Is thnt the profossor grows old with out making adequate preparation for his caro in old age. It Is this condi tion which brings about tho rotontlon or men at an advanced ago In cbllege positions'.' Yot tliore is another exTronio which must bo avoided Just as much. , That is tho danger-af tho young manj Uni versities have always boonrconsorva tiye Institutions. Thoy should be so continued, if the Influx" or a largo number ofiyoung raori means a les sened stability, then tho young men 18, (Tuesday, 7:30 p. m. First meet ing of wrostllng class. 18, Tuesday, 11:30. Memorial Hull Junior class meets. 18, Tuesday, -11;307 -Temples-Junior claBB mooting. 11:00 a in. Convocation, Regent Coupland and Alexander Johnson. 11:00 a m U 102, Freshman consti tution committee. 11:00 a. m., U 112, .Freshman color committoe. 7:110 p. m., Temple, Unlvorslty Re publican Insurgents. 8.0(r p. m "E..T3. lecture IiFE. TS. building, by Edward Schurlg. 18, Tuesday, 8 p m., M. A. 106 E. F. Shtirig on 'JEnglneorlng Contract ing." . & 20, Thursday, i:30 a. in. Freshman class moots, 18, Tuesday; 7:30 p. m., N 2. Forest club. Prof.' Barbour. 21, Friday, Fraternity hall. Sopho more informal. Convocation, Regent George Coupe land, "Higher Education -in Its - Relation to Country Life." 20, Thursday, Convocation. Universi ty Chorus and Soloists. - Selec tions from "Faust." 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