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rr - !J THE DAILY NEBRASKAN I Iff It i IE! E)ail IRe.bvashan 1'uhllHhed hy tho Student I'ublica tlon Hoard of tho University of No-bruHka EDITORIAL STAFF Editor ... .SKAIIU3 F. HOLMES Managing Editor EARLE H. TAYLOR AHHoclalo Editor . V C M'CONNELL AHfioclato Editor. ..BURTON S. HILL BU8INE88 STAFF Manager C. C. BUCHANAN Ahh'I Manager J V MORRISON Circulation Manager LEO BREEN SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, $200 PER YEAR Payable In Advance. Single Coplei, 5 Cents Each. Telephone: Auto 1888. Nlflht Phones Auto 1888; Editor, Auto 1035; Manager, Auto 1821. i;nti-ic(l at tho poHtofNco nt Lincoln, NHnuHk.i. iih hi( ond cI.ihh m.ill mutter, under tho Act of Congress of March 3, 187'! WEDNESDAY. MAY 1. 1 ' 1 J pletelv dent o ed Morula night h lire with the icHiilt that the Hchool ha to cIohc Indetlnltclv The Iohh wlllj amount to $2(ki,(hki, nothing being Havcd excent a few bookn which were hc( inn! h HludentH who foinied chain gangH into the burning building I I All for Nothing. I alwnjH w.ih unlink," he wild with a wear High ' What h the matter, now, old man'' J IiIh friend asked ' I e Hpent oxer $."ii( on halng ni I bo taught to pla the fiddle and now IiIh halt h all cotnin' out " E Thornburg'H Orchestra Auto B 2.".ff tf I I Camp Dues Must Be Paid. ( amp ducH. amounting to (id ate i p.n.ihlr anv dii this week at the of lice ol th' iMi.iitei mastel 'I he olll'-e will be open fiom 1 to (1 Thuisda to J accommodate those who h,ie (lasses mterfeilng with the regulai hours' of other davs ( hecks on Lincoln banks for the exact amount will be iccciv ed WHERE'S THE DIFFICULTY? The attendance at last Saturda'H track meet was almost noticeable Out side of the band there were nearly thir tj people present As pre iousl explained this sad lack oT Interest has been responsible for the dellcit In the past, and nccord ing to present indications will be re sponsible for a continuance of this ell For Saturdays outrage there could have been no plausible excuse, the weather was ideal, the team was booked to wlrr, there were no other Important alTaiis scheduled for that afternoon the band was present to break the inonotons between events, and the price of admission was within the reach of anjone In fact, the price of admission to a great number of the BtudontB was nothing, for seabon tickets, which were so much In ei deuce during football season, admit ted one to the track meet just as it did to football gamoB last fall There was little or no excuse for the lack of attendance, which was noticeable even to tho visitors, orro Ames man was heard to lemark that from the sie of the crowd he judged th.it Nebraska was alter all a "jerkwater " school Dismissing the justice oi injustice of the visitor's reiu.uk, the tact re mains that the support ot the team was remarkable loi its absent e, and that when Minnesota comes here two weeks from last S.iturdav the worm should have turned and the giandstand and bleachers should groan inriU r the load All 8tudentB should yIbU tho "Col lege Inn Barber Shop nt 127 North 12th S L Chaplin. Prop. THE UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO, LAW SCHOOL j Three year course leading to degree I of Doctor of Law (J 1) ), which, by tho Quarter system, may be completed In two and orro fourth calendar years College education required for regular admission, one jear of law being counted toward collego degree. Uw library of .'!(" 000 volumes The summer Quarter offers special opportunities to students, teachers, and practitioners. First term 1912, June 17-July 24 Second term July 25-August 30 Courses open in all departments of tho University during the Summer Quarter. German Play a Success. The (ierinan play, given at the Tern pie theater, April l'l, resulted llrian chilly as lollovvs Ticket sale . . $10 00 .. 11)011 advei tih I Try Our Lunchsonettes They are always the best We serve hot and cold drinks all winter long. LINCOLN CANDY KITCHEN South West Cor. 14th O THE FIRST SAVINGS BANK 4 pir oint Internt " p0'1" $1.00 Opons an Account With the Tint National Bank, Oor. 10th and O. $ll!S 00 Theater r eirt Music Printing ami ing . ... Costumes Make up . . Miscellaneous Proceeds 2.'? 10 H;Vil t; oo ii r.!i- $ 'II DO ;i oo "Weber Sultorlum, 1100 O St. WALT Stands for the latest and best in Sheet Music 1215 0 St. College Burned Out. The main building of Morningsrde College at Sioux City, Iowa, wus corn CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK 12th and O Stro.U P. VV. HALL. PruM.nt F. K. JOHNSON. Vls-Pru!Uat W. W. HACKNHY. JR.. Ant. OH YOU KID- One of those new Pocket Hats in all colors. BUDD 1415 0 50c NEW Sample Shoe Store Shoes for Men and Women. We fit big and little feet. You don't have to pay Retail prices when you buy shoes here. One Price Always : : : $2.50 Shoes for $1.95 $3.50 Shoes for $2.45 $4.00 Shoes for $2.85 No More, No Less Joe's Sample Shoe Store Up Stairs Over the Guarantee Store, 1132 0 Street HPhe big attraction to be field at the Oliver laHy next month in fact, May 3 A. FN 1912 at 8:30 p. m. IS THE DIPLOMAT A production penned and played by Nebraskans, I eaving all others in the shade. "Vh that music, that chorus, that setting. My boy don't miss the chance to get in strong with Miss K nabelle. Take her to see THE DIPLOMAT. Tickets now on sale at the Oliver. r Pay for your subscription AT ONCE fe Rag office is in the basement of the coadministration Building. I Entrance at the west end. 1 .i . ? V