TELE DAILY UBRA8KAN
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Entered at the poHtofflco at Lincoln, Nebraska, aB second class matter
under act of Congress March 3, 1879.
TUESDAY, APRIL 29, 1913
BETEER LATE THAN EVER.
The universal peace discussion, as
it has been carried on in the Forum
column of this paper by Messrs. Sor-
enson and Cushing Is the sort of thing
we have hoped to fill a largo part of
our space with ever sinco wo took a
hold of the sheet. Wo believe in a
student opinion that settles local as
well as state and national questions by
discussion. A full and free expression
of public opinion is part of a democ
racy, so-called; an educated man has
even less fear in expressing what he
can back up than the average street
corner representative of pure American
republicanism Even though the merits
of universal peace may seem immate
rial to those who are so actively en
gaged In the thralls of University life
that they wouldn't even go to war over
a question involving "national honor"
as those want to keep fighting call
those issues that arise between nations
after they haven't fought for a genera
tion. Still we must express our ap
proval of the special disputatious turn
which student opinions lias so recently
taken.
CAMPUS NOTES
.1. J. Fugleman of Grand Island, was
called home on account of illness.
Hagenslck's Orchestra, Auto B-2990.
Pearl Laverty of Omaha spent the
week end with Maurine Murdock.
Frolich's Orchestra, FUone L-7363.
Bess Jeffry returned for school work
Monday after spending several days at
her hanie in Creston, la.
Loeb'a Orchestra, Phone L7620.
Dean Bessey Back
From Meeting of
National Scientists
This summer Dr. Leva Walker of the
Botany department will carry out the
work started in the sand hills of the
stato last vacation. Various studies
of plant life will be made and it is
believed that much valuable work can
be accomplished. Dr. Walker will
doubtless be assisted in the research
work by several of the assistants of
the botany department.
Dean Bessey returned Saturday
from the fiftieth annual meeting of the
national academy of science which was
held at Washington, D. C A recep
tion by President Wilson to the scien
tists was one of the Important social
functions of the meeting. A large
number of the foremost scientists in
the United States were in attendance
and the meeting was extremely suc
cessful. v
Professor Barbour of the Geology de
partment gave a lecture on "Parks
and Municipal Improvements" at
Stromsburg last Friday evening. The
town is becoming enthusiastic over
plans to beautify their streets the com
ing summer by the setting out of trees
in a uniform manner.
Artistic dance programs and menus
for particular people. George Bros.,
Printers, 1313 N street.
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They are always the best
We rserve hot and cold
drinksall winter long.
Lincoln Candy Kitchen
South West Corner 14 and O Street
BUCK BOOTS
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300 Pair hit my upstairs Shoe Room this
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The popular "Belmont" notch Collar
made In self striped Mad ran. 2 for 25c
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COLLARS
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neither can you afford to wear a cheap suit,
but the clothes that are making a hit with the
young fellows are our $20 and $25 Hart,
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look them over and you can find one that
"makes a hit" with you.
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Good Clothes Merchants
We seive the purest and
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Huyler's Chocolates
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$1.00 Safety Razors
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