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THE DAILY INEBRASKAN
Owned and published by the Univoralty of NobraBka through
THE STUDENT PUBLICATION BOARD
Offices, Basement the Administration Building.
Postolllco Htatlon A, Campus, Lincoln, Nobraska.
Day Auto 1888.
THE STAFF
EDITORIAL
8am R. Duck, Editor
A. H. Dlnsmoro, Managing Editor Italph S. Doud, City Editor
F. C. McConnoll Assoclato Editor Btuart Could, Sporting Editor
REPORTORIAL
Homer C. Hewitt Hugh Agor
Walloco n. Troup Kenneth M. Snyder
R. S. Buddonbcrg j. Lovejoy Linn
L. A. Bechtor Fred L. Bnbcock
Harry Burtls nobcrt II. Flnloy
Frank Perkins, Staff Photographer
WOMEN'S DEPARTMENT
Marian Swozcy oilvo B. Mann
Ruth Mungor Allco Chambors
Merrll Reed
Lawrcnco Robinson
It. T. Skinner
O. L. Updcgraff
C. P. Andrews
Wlnnlfrcd Elchar
Mildred Bovlns
BU8INE88
Vincent C. Hascall, Outfneii Manager
0. C Buchanan, Asst. j3us. Mgr. M J. V. MorrlLon. Circulation Mgr.
Subscription $2.00 per year. Single copies 5c
Faculty notices and University bullotlns published froo.
Enturod at tho Postofflco, Lincoln, Ncbr., as second class mattor under act of
CqngrcsB March 3, 1870.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1911
DENATURIZED ROOTING.
!Tho actions of enthusiastic Corn
huBkcr rooters havo como on for crit
icism, by othors than our .disgruntled
9nthlotIc rivals.
Tho Chnncollar- and othors of tho
wlsor and broader mombers of tho
faculty havo bebn attracted by tho un
gontlemanly wording of a fow songs
and yolls given in public places, and
havo found It necessary to remon
strate against such oxhuborancc.
Thoro Is nothing particularly do
grading in the language of those songs
and yolls, and wo oplno that no one
would bo arrested for giving them on
Bomo lonely prairie, nor does tho use
SAMPLE SHOES $f)
'values5 for the Ladies L
Up Stairs -BUDD-I4I3 0 St. lD5
of such languago necessarily rob one
' of all hopo beyond.
But it Is not fit Btuff for the ears of
a mlxod crowd, In any public placo.
Everyone enjoys either giving or
hearing a college yell, but when tho
name of collcgo yell Ib used merely
as un excuse for swearing, it becomes
disgusting even to u hardened old col
legian like ourself.
Wo aro right with Chancellor Avery,
Mr. Zohrung and othors on this propo
sition and aro quito willing to havo It
known.
Wo do not favor "roughnecklBm" In
any circumstances and particularly in
colleglato affairs.
Wo differ from some porsonsi how
ever, in styling such things Irrepar
able dlsgracov Wo bellovo that thoy
aro tho outpouring of thoughtlessness,
and not indicative of any dogonoracy
or vlclcftisnoBS, olther In origin or In
tent. HERE AND THERE.
BloycleB as a moans of transporta
tion aro ospocially popular among fac
ulty mombers.
Juno Brown, 1913; Vorna Hydor,
Hydor, 1912; Floronco Schwako, 1913,
-andEula Bates will go. -to. Lawrence.
to see tho Kansas game.
Tag Day comes on November 25th
,thlB year, tho day of tho Michigan
.gamo. MIbb Conklln has charge of
tho University campus and will ap-
, point lieutenants to give out tho tags
to benevolent students,
The Hyde prlntery, 1331 P St., up-to-date,
printing of all kinds.
TELEPHONES
Night Auto 3145, Ed. 1035. Bub. Mgr. 4200
DEAN BE8SEY RETURNS.
Head of Botany Department Well Re
ceived on Tour.
Dr. C. E. Bossoy has returned from
his tour of spoochos. On Tuesday,
WcdnoBday aiul Thursday ho spoko to
tho Teachers' Association in Omaha.
On Friday ho went to Topoka, where
the Kansas association wero holding a
similar mooting.
At 'Topoka ho dollvered an address
boforo tho Biological Section on "Lab
oratory Equipmont for High School
Botnny." Whilo thoro ho was enter
tained by tho scientists at an after
noon luncheon.
Dr. Bossoy reports a very onthusi-
astlc mooting at Kansas, about 4,000
being In attendance. Ho states that
tho university students wero present
In largo numbers and formed a promi
nent factor In tho audlonco.
Fraternities and Sororities
In giving dances, parties and social
evonts, boo mo concerning your
music. O. F. Thornburg, Auto L-8977.
T. & F.
COMPANY K ENTERTAINED.
Captain Van Dusen Gives Smoker for
Officers and Men.
A smoker was given by tho officers'
of Company K last night at tho Phi
Gam Iioubo. An excellent time was
enjoyed by tho men. At tho close of
festivities a spread was given, accom
panied with short talks by tho ofllcors.
Tho gathering displayed muoh en
thusiasm and yolls woro given for all
things connected with Company K.
Baker's Cafo serves cakes all day.
Also everything else in season. Serv
ice first class. 16-tf
Add to Herbarium.
Dr. BeBSoy Is negotiating with a
Gorman .dealer -for-3,000. -species of.
South African plants, as an addition
to tho University herbarium.
Tho hotany department has JuBt re
ceived 700 specimens of plants from
British Honduras. The specimens
will be classified and mounted In the
.herbarium.
Dr, Bossoy considers this a decided
addition, because tho plants are .so en
tirely different from any which can he
obtained In this hemisphere.
Fancy
Overcoats
52 inches long, convertable col
lars, all wool, latest models,
$15.00
Fancy and Blue Serge Suits, cor
rect in every way,
$15.00
Palace
1419 O
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John Bull. Takes Off
His Cap
to the United States. The
English know how to make
good caps. They know how
to weave good cloths, too
know better than we do. So
we import their cloths but
make our own caps put more
go, swagger and jauntiness in
than the English thought
possible
Thats why John Bull takes
off his cap to the oneAmerican
cap that's better than his
the HEIDCAP.
1,000 first class dealers in
America sell HEIDCAPS
and some in England.
ITHB MAN BENEATH n
LOOKS LIKE A GENTLEMAN
Sold by the high class dealers
in Lincoln.
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PHILADELPHIA, PA.
HERPOLSHEIMER'S,CAFE
Dinner JJ30 to 1x30 'Sn
Supper 530 to 7:30 LuL
Also Cafaterian Styk
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BROWNELL HALL
Frat and Sorority and Privato
Dancos only.
Elovator Servico, 2nd floor Brown
ell block, cloak rooms, toilot rooms
EMI 25x100, maplofldor
prices reasonable
HOWARD J. HILL
BROWNELL BLOCK
Bell 807 Auto 1108
Try Our Luncheonettes
They are always the best
We serve hot and cold
drinks all winter long;.
LINCOLN CANDY KITCHEN
South West Cor. 14th O
For your Steaks, Chops and Quick
Servico ViBit
The New York Chop House
Open Day and Night
1840 O. Street
THE FIRST-SAVINGS BANK
4 per cent Interest Pa" an aipositt
. $1.00 Opens an Account
With the First National Bank,
Cor. 10th and O.
ticker Engraving Go.
Engraved invitation in 48
hours if necessary
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