The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, January 15, 1913, Image 4
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN EDITORS TO BE PAID SALARY CLASSIFIED COLUMN SENIORS Publication Board Favors Compen sating Editorial 8taff Effective Next Semester. FOUNI--Neor lfith and S BtreetB, a bunch of keys Owner can have the same by paying for thlB ad. 1-14-3L WANTFD Mending and repairing of all kinds, also Bowing or dressmak ing for Btudents. All work guaranteed. HO 2 North lfth St l-15-3t CLASS PINS CLASS PINS PLAN PRESENTED TO REGENTS Tho editor of the Dally Nebraska?!, togothor with tho manaKliiK odltor and ono associate Ib to receive com ponsatlon for IiIb services on tho pa per commencing with next BemoHter If pinna of tho Publication Hoard re colvo the approval of the Hoard of Hogonts. For Bomo tlmo a Bpeclal committee appointed by the Hoard has boon carrying on an Investigation and has found out that tho NebniBkan 1b ono of the few colloga papers throughout the country that doeB not furniah financial Inducement for those who RHHtiino the editorial responslblll tlea of tho paper. At preBent there Is a rule of the Board of Regents denying tho edi torial force any such privilege, but It Is felt that with tho Publication Doard in favor of the change, the regents may bo Induced to alter their position. The plan contemplates tho doing away with college credit for work done on tho NebniBkan aH has been tho custom for years. For the preB ent at least tho finances of the paper will only support one associate If the position of second associate is re talned, ho will serve without pay Tho same will be the case of the liter ary editor. FOR RENT Danco hall, second door Hrownell blk, 25x90 foot; no better Moor Ir. city; elevator service, cloak rooms, toilet rooms, good piano; no public dance allowed In hall; limited to fraternity, aororlty, club and private dances; dates reserved; $8 a night. Hoth phoneB. John Taylor, Hrow nell blk. C II Froy, University florist, 1133 O Bt FRESHMAN GETS APPOINTMENT Elmer Almquist Has Chance at West Point Examinations is Second Man: from Nebraska Another University man has Just received notice of his appointment to West Point military academy- Elmer Almquist, '16, of Wahoo, an Alpha Tau Omega pledge, was the recipient of this unexpected goods news the other day. Mr. Almquist Is a freshman In tho arts and science college and ex pected to enter the medical college next year. This is the second man that haB been appointed from this school dur ing the last two weeks. W. V. Cow- gill, a resident of Lincoln, being the i (lrBt to receive the apointiuent. Aim- qulst and C'owglll will take the ex- j amlnations in April and if successful ' leave for the east in June, when the school starts. i 1913 ARE NOW HERE-BUY TODAY Why use that old Fountain Pen-Get a Good one. Calendars are now in Season. The University Book Store 340 North llth Street Lincoln PHYLLIS PARTINGTON and ARTHUR ALBRO In the Lehar Comic Opera "GYPSY LOVE" at the OLIVER, JAN. 17-18 Friday, Saturday, and Sat. Matinee College Pennants imBjSii While They Last, 35 Cents Each. We have a large assortment of Felt Pennants on hand of all the State Universities and Colleges. J. C. ORCUTT & CO. 134 South 13th Street WHITMAN'S CLASSY CANDY Meier Drug Co. 1 3th ano O Sts HAVE The Evans DO YOUR WASHING IN FAVOR OF REMOVAL (Continued from Page 1 ) made a thoroimh investigation of the facts and conditions, and that their stand for removal was worthy of biio nort from tho Btudents whom, it was felt, would reap most of the henellts from the change. Telephone Yule Bros at onco. Ted Marriner Cleaner, Hatter and Repairer. Auto B1799. 235 No. 11th. FroBhmen as well as older students will receive a" hearty welcome, courte ous treatment, and the hest of service at Green's Barher Shop and Bathhouse, 130 N. llth St. Adv. fly- ssaff THE NEW MODEL, NUMBER FIVE L. C. Smith & Bros. TYPEWRITERS Ball Bearing Long Wearing HAVE YOU EXAMINED ONE? More L. C. Smith Typewriters used by the University of Nebraska than all other makes combined. Just the result of a careful and thorough test. Call and see one of the new models. If you do not find time to call, drop a card for the booklet. During the past few months we have secured as part payment on new L. C. Smith typewriters sold, a large number of other makes, many good as new. These will be sold for One-fourth to One-half Original cost. Certainly some real bargains. Our stock of rental machines is very complete, any standard make. Nebraska Typewriter Co., Distributors $&g&g& M ,'rS iiiTiTif trrr "iii