THE DAILY NEBRA8KAN
51je Batlg Nrhraakan
Property of
THE UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA
Lincoln.
M V. HKKD
EdItor-ln-Chlef
Managing Editor
Associate Editor
Affioclftto Editor
Subscription prlco 2 00 per year,
pnyable In advnnco
Single Coplofl, 5 cents each
arranging them In some order, and
presenting them In condensed form for
reference
In nil universities and colleges in the
country of any Hize the prefia Ih repre
sented by Htudent papers In fact. In
America the college press has originat
ed and developed, and It Is practically
an unknown quantity in foreign insti-
Each Hchool In theory sup-
Kenneth M Snyder
John L Outright
Fred N. WcIIr j tiitioii.s
IMuTnfl"Ma7Kor J. I, Drlecoll ,or,s " )a,or whlch i8 ,nrRP enouRh
Assistant Manager Frank S Perkins to mi tlu noo,lH of th 8cho1 How"
ever, the fallacy which enters here is
the financial one Advertising, the
support of the business men of the city,
i pra tlcally supports the paper. Hut
Entered at the postofTlce at Lincoln, Htiiclent subscriptions .representing the
Nebraska, as second-class mall matter, j circulation, form the financial balance
under the Act of Congress of March wli( h ,.nni,ioK tho ImihIiiohh dfpartmenl
3, 1870. n p.u, for (u, i)(H( Interests of the
papt r Advertising contracts run the
paper subscriptions allow for neces
saiv changes, additions in the way of
increai d size, cartoons and cuts, and
the two go hand in hand With in
Boost For Nebraska
We're Going to "Clean-Up"
On Home-Coming Day,
October 18th
NEBRASKA vs. MINNESOTA
FRIDAY. OCTOMER :i. l'U.'t
"RAG" TAG DAY.
midst tavc ilavs of all kinds an
descriptions m- commend to vour no c-reased circulation conies healer ad
tice this new dcpnituic, the tag da eitising
for the Nebiaskan It is not a new'
i
dcpaituic, in the sense ol the expies
hion, lor Hag tag da lias come to he
one of the annual fall cunts of the
campus Hut inasmuch as ii is one ol
the latest ol the tag das It ina he
said to he new
Hut this loiegoing is nicieh aigu
nient We ask for the subscription
of the studenls, not tor the good of the
paper but lor their own good The
paper is conducted with an eje to
news, both local and Ironi our neigh
hoiing institutions If it fulfills Ihls
The Nebiaskan does not conduct a : intent it will be valuable to each and
tag da.v with the intent ol calling those everv student It is not onlv valuable
.students who have not subsciibed to but it is necessaiy. and the tune to
time It is going on the theoiv that .subscribe is now
there are nuineious other obligation--to
be met bv each and every student,
and that theieloie the student has not
seen the necessitv ol suhsci ibing Hut
at this time the Nebiaskan comes out sl.ssu, n.-nce. he- could lie injected
sciuarely with a business pioposition, j mtu th(l Kailll. , m( ,, . Hame nmn
FEW NEW FOOTBALL RULES
Continued from page 1
calling tor the consideration and sub
Hcriptlon of students who make a pre
tention of supporting worthy student
activities
The Dally occupies a unique field
among student enterprises, In that it
attempts to subordinate itself to all
enterprises and present them to the
students. It does not exist for itself
alone, for without the bimy stir of the
student world the campus would be
bare of what we are pleased to call
news, and the paper would exist only
as an editorial and literary organ. Rec
ognizing that this is an entirely sepa
rate field, the Nebniskan confines it
self to collecting the daily events,
$2.50
buys a MOORE'S NON-
LEAKABLE pen
or
a BIG BEN alarm clock
WE HAVE BOTH
Ett. 1871
HALLET
Uni. Jeweler
1143 0 St.
ner that a pinch hitter is In baseball,
make his throw, save his team, and
soon be replaced
New On-Side Kick Rule.
Under the new rules the ball may
be kicked at any point back of the
scrimmage line This is nothing else
but our old friend ,the on-sido kick.
It is one of the best ground-gaining
plavs that the game has produced and
is sure to be used a great deal this
season Because of the fact ihat the
ball becomes free property the mo
ment it strikes the ground, It is even
more valuable than before as a ground
gainer With a set of fleet backs and
ends there are chances of tremendous
gains using the on-side kick.
FRATS PLEDGE AT LAST.
Continued from paga 1
Sigma Nu Hugh V Harlan, Lin
coln, Harold Neville, Lincoln; Hugh
Yochuni, Talmage; Roswold Weeks,
Pawnee City; Paul Eager, Lexington;
Don Neville, Lincoln.
Sigma Phi Epsilon Irwin Mellon,
Ponca , Harlan Peard, Phillips; Leo
Lovvrv, South Omaha; Mlllis Miller,
South Omaha; Doane Pickering, Lincoln.
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ALL SHAPES P.OU
Ladies
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Do you get that? We're going to
"clean-up" -if we have enough confi
dence. That's all that's needed, and
it get's the bacon "every time."
Take our business--it's our ever
lasting confidence in believing we
know just what you young fellows
want, that "brings us the bacon. "
We know just what you want in
that-new Suit, Ov&rcoat, or perhaps-
a Sweater or Mackinaw. Anyhow,
it don't cost to look-come on in.
Armstrong Clothing Co.
Good Clothes Merchants
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Get Your Pumps Now
Have Them for the Whole Season
Regulation Gun-Metal Pumps with low
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$4.00 PAIR
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Meier Drug Co
13 AND O STREETS
SIMMONS, THE PRINTER
Good Printing
317 S. 12th St. Phone B-2391
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