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TI1K WNMVKKHITY OK NKRRASKA, opposed to the nplrlt In which they are ,
Lincoln I conducted It is bad for thoHo who I
KKKDIOUIC (' McCONNKU,, 1"'1 nn(l for Uh "'".vers For those
Kdltor In Chief .who bet it teaches the habit of getting
Managing Kdltoi .Merrill V Reed monev bv gambling instead of service
Associate Kdltor Kenneth M Snyder' a h.ibit which exposes them to all
Associate Kdltoi
Literary Kdltoi
Ruslnoss Mummer
Assistant Managei
Circulation Manager
i io( v .-tewau H()ltK () temptations after they are out
Chandler Trimble ... , ., , ,, , . ,
. In life lo the player it Introduces an
C C Iluchanan ' cleineiii of professionalism in a danger
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ous lor in The players come to play
for the inonej which their friends have
on the lesult They no longer contend
loi honor alone The fact that their
SCUIHKS
C. . Yochuni, J . Cutrlght, II C.
llnwtt: W K (Goodman. Winifred Seo
gar, C N Rtovvn. Y N Wells, A. It. fuend- prtopeity is involved leadji
O'Hanlon, I, W Home, V A Turnure, them to iolate the spuit of the game
J. H. Wood, I K Krost, Leon Samuel Ml this spoils athletics as a training
mound lor moials It depilvcs ath
et( ol one of its vei put poses Men
mow mi; up in the midst of such piac
tlces leain to tolerate1 not only gam
blini; but the (onupt iii.inipulation of
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KdltoJMSLM Manage, H181 ,., , s;ik( ()f ,,,.,.. lf f()I
Entered at the postolllce at Lincoln othci. college men should uit bet t inn
Nebraska, as second class mall matter
under the Act of Congress of March '..
1879.
WKDNKSDW. NOVK.MHKU 21. l'.UL'
THANKSGIVING.
t 1U o clock noon todaj the gates
of the Unlvcisity close tor a shoi t time
and the students leae for their homes Sundav at the I'hi Rho Sigma house
on them Retting lolates the nioial
basis of athletics, and when that is
gone the fundamental purpose of games
is gone Resides, coninien ialisin and
piofessioiialism have no place in t ol
lege athletics Oailv Missourian
II I) Ruins ol Omaha visited ov ei
Mr Ruins is a Junior at the Universltv
ot N'ebiaska College of Medicine
Telephone Yule Bros at onco.
n Xiav examination of Captain
lohnson of Alma College showed that
he plajed the entire second hall ol
the leeent football game against De
troll with a broken neck He is now
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to enjoy the festivities ol a Thanks
giving recess
It is perhaps fittum that at this sea
son of the ear the students aie given
a brief respite fioni the oidinaiv ion
tine of their everjdav lile, tor the aie
then given an oppoi tunitv to lellect
back upon the nature ot their college
surroundings and give thanks, pei
haps, for the advantages that are
thrust upon them by an indulgent hi a ( l ltical condition
public For most of us a college edu
cation is a luxury, whether we appre
elate it at the time or not We tin
consciously enjoy and rev . I m thtj .s ,, sine enough proof that tall
associations of our life here at N'e.tevei Is here, the junior class llft.v
biaskn. and we prefer not to think or st,0ng celebrated with a hayrack par
the time when those associations wi!Mt satuiday night The diove to the
be gone iove near Rethanv and in the warmth
College life is unique and et .-p ' , ,, KI(.ilt tU)n,e enjoyed some
tional and in ieaht is a treat and a 'heruniptioiis' eats and games "The
privilege Let evei student niit ever" was the verdict of the
Thanksgiving la spate a thought toi (.,,)U( ,,riei u was all over
his alma mater Let us rejoice in
the tint that we aie college men and,
women, and that we aie biought to
gether for a common pin pose nt N'e
braska Let us remembei some ol the
good that we gain from the old school
and forget some ot the things which
we think it lacks This mav make us
appreciate some ot the gifts that aie
ours, and may inspiie us to giap the
opportunities of the Inline
Call Hoy () Yv'aroe, dance orchestra.
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BETTING A COLLEGE EVIL.
Retting on athletics threatens to be
come a college evil On ever football
game hundreds of dollars are wagered
Students who feel it disloyal to bet
against the home team bet on the total
score As the wheat maiket is a
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OUR LUNCHEONETTES
I hey are always the best
We serve hot and cold
drinks all winter long
Lincoln Candy Kitchen
South West Corner 11 and O Street
VELOUR HATS
- $2.50
ENGLISH PEBBLES WHY PAY MORE
J ! BUDD 1415 O STREET
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We carry merchandise of qual
ity and service at reasonable
prices
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We serve the purest and Huyler's Chocolates
best HOT and COLD RE- $1.00 Fountain Pens
FRESHMENTS in the city , $1.00 Safety Razors
Student's 3-Course Lunch, 25c
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TOOTS PAKA.
At the Orpheum This Week Is a Head Liner.
Thoro la a weird ohurm and impressive soulfulness about the native
music of Hawaii that Is irrepistible. Tootd Paka and her Hawallans were
thp tiwl DaUves pf the Isla,qdH to introduce to American VmjdovJUe the
charm pf their native music. A trio of men and Miss Paka present a pro
gram or Hawaiian Instrumental music, hatiVe songB, andf Miss Paka'e'fa
inoua Hula Hula dance So striking and "unusual lri their performance that
on many occasions they have been persuaded to tetaporarlly forsake
vaudeville and appears as a special feature of some large musical comedy.
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