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THE DAILY NEBRVSKAN
Owned and published by tho Unlvoralty of Nebraska through
THE STUDENT PUBLICATION BOARD
OMces, Basemont the Administration Building;.
Postofllco Station A, Campus, Lincoln, Nebraafca,
TELEPHONES
Day Auto 1888. Night Auto 3145, Ed. 1035. Dun, Mgr. 4200
"" THE STAFF
EDITORIAL
Sam R. Duck, Editor
A. H. Dlnsmoro, Mnnnglng Editor Ralph S. Doud, City Editor
jr. C. McConnoll Associate Editor Stuart Gould, Sporting Editor
REPORTORIAL
Homor O. Howltt Hugh Agor
Wnllnco B. Troup Konnoth M. Snyder
R. S. Buddonberg J. Lovcjoy Linn
L. A. Bcchtor Fred L. Babcock
Harry Burtla Robert II. Flnley
Frank Perkins, Stnff. Photogrnphor
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BUSINESS
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C O. Buchnnan, Asat. Bun. Mgr. J. V. Morrlton, Circulation Mgr.
Subscription $2.00 per year. Single copies 5c
Faculty notlcoa and University bulletins publlnhed froe.
Entered at tho Poatofnco, Lincoln, Nebr., a aocond class matter under act of
Congress March 3, 1870.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1911
THE GLEE CLUB.
Tho revivification of tho Nobraska
gloo club marks an important stop in
tho courso of tho present collogo yoar.
A gloo club 1b always ono of tho fea
tures of a llvo collogo, and ltko a foot
ball team, ono of tho boat posslbl'o ad
vortislng mediums. Tho noxt thing
in ordor, and a natural accompani
ment, is a mandolin-guitar club.
Sovoral offorts havo boon mado this
year to promulgate such an organiza
tion, but nothing has materialized,
chiefly through lack of confldonco on
tho part of now men, as tho club has
boon dead for several years.
With a gleo club officially undor tho
livo on In Missouri Valloy football his
tory,, howovor, as ono ol tho greatest
of its long list of gridiron stars.
An Eastern philanthropist prosented
a young man with a gold watch re
cently because until his 21st anniver
sary ho had not kiBSod a girl. A
gontlo llnt, no doubt, that time is
flying.
Tho Philadelphia "North American"
has discovered that collogo girls "do
not wear rats, pads, furs, high heels,
corsets or jowelry." Has Munchausen
becomo rolncarnato, or does tho Amer
ican refer only to tho Bostoneso?
Students at an Ohio school smeared
SAMPLE SHOES and $950
CANCELLATIONS IN TAN, and
GUN AND PATENT BUTTON $095
$4.00 and $5.00 VALUES V
1413 O STREET Budd
managomont of, tho university, as a
follow organization, howovor, all prac
tical obstacles should bo ollminatod,
and stops taken at once to perfect a
mandolin club that would be a credit
to Nebraska.
TOMMY JOHNSON.
Tommy JohnBon, one of tho great
est athlotcB in tho hlBtory of collogo
Bports in tho Missouri Valloy, is slow
ly loBlng in his bravo light with death,
and announcement has boon mado
that ho will not live much longer.
It Booms fitting that Nebraska, ono
of tho schools that Johnson compoted
against in tho days when ho was at
his best, should extend its sharo of
tho mood of pralso and recognition of
IiIb worth, that 1b being given him.
For Nobraska haB known of tho
prowoss of Tommy Johnson" when ho
haB lined up against tho Cornhuskors
athlotos.
Physicians attending Johnson de
clare that ho has for years boon af
flicted with tubercular bacilli and that
his vigorous athletic training has
warded off tho dlsoaBO and strength
ened tho organs that wore affected.
Tho athletics in which ho so excelled
saWd him manjr years of lifo.
Johnson lies now in tho University
hospital at Rosedalo, Kansas, knowing
that nothing can aid him now, not
evon operating,
"I know that I havo to go," said
Johnson to his frlonds who visited
him recently. "I havo fought hard
- against it and thoy tell mo I am gain
ing, but it 1b not true. I fought as
long "as thero is a chanco and now I
-would liko to go."
Tommy Johnson's magic namo will
tho chapol chairs with molasses re
cently. Tho audionco is said to havo
struck through tho entire cormony.
Minnesota has a co-ed cross-country
squad. Tho race 1b not always to tho
swift you know, but tho chances favor
the long of wind.
An oxchango tolls of a woman foot
ball coach. Some college widow, no
doubt, is endeavoring to dovolop a
bunch of brawnios all her own.
Bakor's Cafo serves cakes all day.
Also everything else In season. Serv
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Auditorium, November 11th.
Sousa and his band havo roturned
from thoir tour of tho Antipodes and
on thoir way east thoy will stop here
long onough to glvo two concerts at
tho Auditorium on November 11th.
Tho famous conductor and composer
doolaroB that ho has had an enjoyable
trip, but he assorts that if his reputa
tion' depended only on marches and
if ho was asked to go around tho
world playing marchoa ho. would atop,
out and rotlre. "I havo mado somo
reputation from tho standpoint of
versatility and progress," says Sousa,
"and to follow tho traditional lino is
not for mo. I flatter myself I have
built up a now instrumental composi
tion that can compare with tho best
symphony orchestra in tho world, and
I would never agroo .to confine myself
to ono kind of composition or ono
composor, ovon though' that composer
bo myself."
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