THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
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Editor HKAHI.E F. HOLMES
MnnnKlnR Kdltor KAIILK II. TAYLOR
AhhocIiiIo Kdltor . F M'CONNKLL
ABfloclato Kdltor... HUHTON S. HILL
BU8INE88 8TAFF
Manager C C. I1UCIIANAN
Ahh'I Manage. J V MORRISON
Circulation Manager LEO I3REEN
8UD8CRIPTION PRICE. $2.00 PER YEAR
Payable In Advance.
Single Copies, B Centt Each.
for tho dayg are dipping ono by ono
and tho tlmo for work Ih going fant
There Ib a thoino wo ought to write,
or, for Homo porhapn, a legal ratio or
two now tho tlmo Ib at ItH height
and to (iilt right horo'll never do
Why Bhould wo wait for Friday when
a former day iH JiiBt as fine to do the
thliiRH along the way that happen to
follow along our line? Yob, we do it.
every day and every week; and oft
when Friday romoH along we'd rather
hear some big man upenk, and bo we
lot our dutioB go all wrong So let
ub learn here while we ran; for when
we paBB the chance today, that chance
goes on to another land, and ne'er
again will come our way.
I'KANTT
Telephone: Auto 1888.
Night Phones Auto 1888; Editor. Auto
1035; Manager, Auto 1821.
KntTfil at Um poatoHIco at Lincoln,
Ni-lmiHKii. iih hcoo.k1-c1.ihh m.ill matter.
uiidiT tin) Act of t'onKr(88 of March 3.
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FRIDAY APRIL 1!. 1.M2
CALENDAR.
THE GREATEST NEED?
That our effort h are not abRolutoly
rruitl(HB Ib Bhown by Beveral vnluablo
HUggeBtioiiB which we have recently
recehed from intereBted HtudentB and
alumni So Tar only two namoB have
been submitted for the athletic Held,
"llenf Held, in lecognitlon of our
enerable trainer, ".lack." and "Corn"
field, iih appropos of our chler agricul
tural IntereHt
The following are a few HiiggoHtioiiH
recehed iii an nnoii) iikhih letter:
Find out what wt nVod moat
1 Remowil oT the I'niverHity to the
Fa i m? g
2 Dormitory Hyntem?
;', Cood Hinoklng room?
t One place to hold all hopH. etc "'
! Nebranka union''
C lncreaHcd Incidental fee to admit
every student to all athletic events
and enable him to take the publlca
tlouH-'
7 Dandelion Day?
S Losh knockers around school?
;i Vacation?
10 Uirger appropriations from the
legislature?
"Not a Knocker. Hut a Suggester."
Is tho signature
UNIVERSITY POLITICIANS.
The students of the Cniversits aro
in the toils of political campaigning,
the male students who hae leached
the exalted age of twelltx OUe ale 111 j
dUhtllouslx discussing the pi esidelit ial
possibilities, those who are st ill "mere
youths" are prollting llnancialh b (lis
trlbuting posters handbills and cards,
while the coeds content themselves
with assuming a knowing air and
boosting for the preference ol their
paternal sires.
Considering the question Iroin a sen
ous point of iew. however, the pollt
leal Influence of the student bodv is
not to be laughed at Such has been
tho experience of the city politicians
In their former campaigns, and al
though the effect of tho vote will not
be materially felt in the presidential
race still It serves as an Indication of
the preference oT the future
Many of the outliful voters will
cast their lirst ballot today in the
primaries, some will be guided by
political Insight, some by personal
preference and some (few, we hope)
by chance
PASSING UP THE CHANCE.
There's a lot of thingB that Bhould
bo done beforo this week Iuib pasBed,
Friday.
Union
Palladlnn.
Delta Delta Delta formal party.
Cierman Dramatic Club play
Delta Tau Delta party, Music hall
Agricultural Club dance, Fraternity
hall.
Sigma Tau Initiation bann.net.
Sigma Nu house party.
Saturday.
Tegner Society.
StudentB' Debating Club.
Alpha Phi formal party.
Sigma Phi EpBllon banquet
Delta Tau Delta banquet.
PI Beta Phi dance. Music hall
Sigma Chi annual banquet.
Kearney Club, Y. W. C. A , Temple
STUDENTS HEAR THE COLONEL
Dr. Maxey Forced to Respond to Re
peated Calls.
Students from the Cnhersitv were
greatly In evidence at the Roosevelt
meeting at the Auditorium last night
and before the appearance of the col
oiiel a number of 'varsity cheers wore
given Dr. Maxey. who occupied a
seat on tho platform, was compelled
to respond to repeated calls and arose
and bowed to the crowd, at the same
time Riving utterance to one of his
Justly celebrated witticisms.
Weber Sultorlum. 1 100 O St.
Political Advertisement.
NOTICE MEN ONLY: To my
fiiends in the University I take this
moans ol" asking for our support and
vote for in j father Fiod iieekinan
Republican candidate lor conunls
sioner of public lands and buildings
The following is a sketch of his lile
Resident in Nebraska, forlv c.us,
fanner ten ears, merchandise btisi
noss eleven jeais; nine ears (ountj
commissioner of Lancaster countv ,
six j ears as president of the St.it
Association of ( ommissioiiers and
Supervisors Piimaries Apnl l'l, I'Mi.'
(Signed) LFRKD l!K KM
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Saturday at Our Store
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50 Dozen New 50c Ties qj-
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25 Dozen Latest Style Hats $2.50 d - qa
values Saturday J) 1 mifU
100 Dozen New Shirts $1.50 d -t fA
values, Saturday t 1 .U(J
Special $15 Suit Sale
Palace Clothing
i4i 9 Company o st.
Bronze Uni Seals
$4 and $4.50
This Week Only The Only Ones in Town
The University Book Store
340 North 11th Street
Weekly shipments of tho best thero
is in chocolates
Huyler's lAhltman's
Lomvney's Aiiearcstti'
California violets fresh every day.
Meier Drug Co.
1 3 t li and O
Arrow Shirts
VERY CLASSY
bCjdd
With
Collars to
Match
$1.50
1415 o st
mts COUPON
and 85 cents buys $1.00 worth of Athletic or
Baseball Goods at
Lawlor Cycle and Sporting Goods House
1423 O STREET
J. C. WOOD and CO.
The Best Is Always the Cheapest
1322 N St. Auto 1292 Bsll 147
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