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The Daily Nebraskan
PROPERTY OF THE UNIVER8ITY OF NEBRA8KA.
Office Administration Building. Lincoln, Nebrasska
Telephones:
Day- (Hiiro IM888 Editor -H-1618. Managing Editor . 13-3844
Night OlHri' M 1204. HuHinoHS Manngor D-1821
Editorial Staff:
Editor-in-Chief Managing Editor
C. L. REIN, KENNETH M. SNYDER
Associate Editors
J. L. OUTRIGHT, ELIZABETH MA80N C. NEIL BROWN
Cartoonist David Meeker. Photographer Fred MacDonald
Scribes:
A. R. O'Hanlon Frod R. Wolls
R. F. Lyman Howard R. Hlttingcr
Homor Phillip I K. Frost
Clarenco Speir H. L. CuBhing
Robert Davifl LouIh Homo
RUBBOll Philip
I. Ralph Wood
Paul L. Martin
B. M Kadleck
Society Reporters:
Clalro Hardin Winifred Soeger
Ilortonflo Kntiffmnn
Manager C ('. Buchanan
Ethel Arnold
Ruth Squires
Business Staff:
AHHistant Manager J. I,. DriBColl
Subscription $2.00 per year in advance.
5 cents per copy.
Entered nt the postofflce at Lincoln, Nebraska, as second class matter
under act of Congress March 'A, 1870
TUESDAY, MARCH 25, 1913
SOME PROGRESS.
We rejoice that the chairmen of the
Nebraska Cotillion have begun to pa
up The steps they have actually taken
lire indicated on another page
Whether their action is due in part
or In whole to the war we have waged
against needless expense is immn
terlal. and it is onlj mentioned for
the purpose of fuither sustaining oui
right to speak The fundamental
fact in relation to the eonom we
seek Is that SOME PROC.RESS HAS
HEEN DEFINITELY MADE
We must confess that we honest I
doubted the abllit ol the chainnen
to do as well as the hae We hae
thought all along that the class would i
have to pay their deficit That is wh
we wanted to know That is whj w
wanted them to explain the facts W
the classes, so that they might tak
up the evil and pay the bills Hut
now, in view of their recent com
mendable actions, we submit that
there is no longer any reason why
they should be put to the necessity of
explaining to us their business details
Reparation is in every way superior
to explanation And since these men
are in the very highest and truest
sense friends of ours, as intimately
and as favorably known to us as we
ever expect to have men, entitled ab
solutely, in all matters save those
which invohe the public interest, to
our prhacy and confidence, we are
genuinely glad that the hae seen
thir duty as it ieall is, and have
made entangling explanations, by
them or b us, entirely unneeessaiy
Theirs is a propel and courageous
act
We must leniind them, however, and
we must assure our leaders, that
simply because a creditable beginning
has been made is no sign that we are
going to diop oui struggle for needed
I'eloims Agitation with us is entire
ly too dangeious a remedy to content
itselt with such chlinei leal lesults We
say to all Btudents, THAT WE SHALL
NEVER CEASE TO FIGHT EXTRA
VAGANCE UNTIL EVERY STU
DENT INDIVIDUALLY AND COL
LECTIVELY IS LIVING WITHIN
HIS INCOME NEITHER SHALL WE
STOP OUR FIGHT FOR CHEAPER
AMUSEMENTS UNTIL THE PRICE
OF LIFE AT THIS UNIVERSITY IS
FIXED BY THE FELLOW WHO IS
LEAST MILE TO PAY We believe
in social lite We thing that a rea
sonable amount ot well regulated mix
mg is a beneficial it not a necessary
pait ot eeiy man's education nd
we expect to show you, th.it if our
individual desires to shine and co
opciatc with the i est ot us foi the so
cial good ot all, we cont identlv ex
pect to get the light amount and
dud ol social lite lor thirty oi lorty
lollais a month Hut, ol coui.se, men,
on (a n't go to twenty dollar formals
nd, ot course, women, you can't wear
i til teen dollar gown if you are finan
cially speaking only a fifteen-cent
lady That stands to reason, and that
is exactly where WE STILL STAND
From this stand, Tor the good of the
University, our friends must not seek
to divert us Those who are responsi
ble directly or indirectly for evil must
of necessity come in for more or less
damaging publicity That is the rule
in public lite, and the University de
mands it Neither must they suppose
that the conclusions we have reached
are only snap judgments based on dis
putes between a tricky politician and
his henchmen, for the average politi
clan is at best but a feeble pauper
competing socially with the man who
can blow in more than he can earn
They must know that the conclusions
we i each aie the result of a four
vear stiuggle to become not only rea
sonably nitellegent but a fairly con
genial and eftetive worker in a more
and nioii' cooperative age They must
Dually know that what was in our
Ireshmau year only a prejudice
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SPRING HATS $2.50
My Showing Complete; Hundreds of Styles.
All the New Shades, and when you see what
you want it's $2.50, not $4.00; why pay more?
i 1415 O STREET BUDD 1415 O STREET
University Jeweler and Optician
C. A. TUCKER
JEWELER
S. S. SHEAN
OPTICIAN
11230 St. YELLOW FRONT
YOUR PATRONAGE SOICITED
Arrow
Kotch COLLARS
THB BELMONT STYLG IN POUR HEIOHTS
OLASOOW 2H In. BELMONT ZH In.
MEDORA 2K In. CHESTER 2 In.
2 for ?B Ota. C UETT, PEABODV A CO., Mfik-
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Thoughts Of
Spring
Are Thoughts Of
Spring Sports and
Spring "Togs."
The sports will tade care ot themselves, but it's
up to you to see that you get the right kind of "Togs'
We can help You by showing You a selection or the
neatest Spring Suits from such wetl known tailors as
HART SCHAFFNER & MARX, and HIRSH
WICK WIRE Any pattern you could desire in the
popular $18, $20, $22.50 and $25 grades.
ARMSTRONG CLOTHING CO.
Good lothes Merchants
Home Made Bread Six Loafs for 25c
COOKIES PIES CAKES
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Cwe us your next order for Punch.
We know we can suit you both in quality and in price
We serve the purest and
best HOT and COLD Re
FRESHMENTS in the city
Huyler's Chocolates
$1.00 Fountain Pens
$1.00 Safety Razors
Student's 3-Course Lunch, 25c
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WHITMAN'S CLASSY CANDY
Meier Drug Co.
1 3th and O Sts.
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