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THE DAILY NEBBABKAN
QUj Satiy NrbraBkatt
Property of
THK UNIVERSITY OF NEBRA8KA
Lincoln.
M. V. REED
Edltor-ln-Chlof
Managing Editor
Associate Editor
Associate Editor
Konnoth M. Snydor
John L. Cutright
Fred N. Wells
Business Managor J. L. Drlscoll
Assistant Manager Frank 8. Perkins
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under tho Act of CongresH or March
3, 1879.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1913
THE SPOILS SYSTEM.
Tn tio vlntnr hl'lmilTH till' Hlioll K I
VCIflh",th"fHTnT")onil'Onl HltuntlnfT-fn
lowing th Kcncinl clans election may
be dlsmlBsu'd Class prcHldcntH arc
elected on a niiinbcr of considerations,
one of which Ih their ability to collect
a following and keep said following
appeased before, during, and arter the
election. The lne liable follows-the
spoils Bystem goes into effect with the
count of the laBt vote Yet with the
growing demand for ctllclent manage
ment of class affulrs. due to the recent
trouble of the upper classes over linan
clal affairs, the spoils system is under
going some little change for the better.
Chairmen of Important committees are
chosen in advance by the candidates.
They are supposed to contain some
few of the characteristics which go to
make up the elements of their work.
And tho personal responsibility which
rests upon committeemen under the
roglino of audited accounts goes a long
wny toward securing the services of
only those men who are willing to
assume this responsibility
Whether it is "to the voter belong
the spoils," or "to the victor," it makes;
little difference to the campus as long
as tho affairs of the clasB are conduct
ed smoothly and without effort on the
part of tho rest of the classmen.
Glee Club Auounces
Complete List of Men
First Practice Tonight
After the second Glee Club tryout
held last Monday night the following
men were eelectod to represent the
club for tho coming yenr. The list 1b
complete to date, Including both old
and new membcrB, though a few may
he added later In the BeaBon. FlrBt
practice will be held in tho Temple
music hall thlB evening at 7:?6 sharp,
and every Monday and Wednesday
nights hereafter. All men are asked
to report tonight.
First Tenor Dunaway. Paul Gris
wold, M S. Swaynie, William Aldrlch,
A P Miller. Robert Flnley, James
Aldrlch.
Second Tenor J Allison, Westover,
Clarence Mickel, Malcom Curtis. Clyde
Stewart, Lester Westling
Ft Btts H-enry WtniH-tH ttumwl
Isiael. Earl Keeker, Clarence Clark,
Aithur Emley, F L. Hancock
Second Hass Scott. Dana Cole, Vir
gil llaggart. Rex Rlxby, W II Power,
It Westover, Freeman Penne
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Spikes.
Tho freshman Interfraternity will
Initiate two men from each of the
national fraternities at 7 o'clock Thurs
day evening at the Delta Tau Dolta
house.
The Tuesday evening vesper service
was made very attractive through two
special features, a song by Miss Rob
bins and an informal talk by Dr. Whar
ton. He reminded the girls of the
privileges which each day brings. Ho
urged that each one repay the sacri
fices of the "home folks" by develop
ing a. nobler womanhood. He warned
the girls especial against the (lunger
of "never growing up," saying they
must make the world feel that their
lives were worth while
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Ye Freshmen Dames Hold
Secret Conclave With Dean
of Women Yesterday-Why?
An air of mustery pervades the cam
pus these days. First, it was the under
current of politics, and now Miss Gra
ham, dean of women, has got the
fever Yesterday afternoon she had a
secret meeting with some freshmen
girls Not secret in the tact that it
wasn't known around the campus, but
lather in the fad that the purpose of
lie meeting could not be gleaned from
iim source. Repeated attempts to get
lie "dope" on the meeting failed, but
lie ininoi started that the meeting
a- ailed to talk to sorority spikes.
I'h is report was proven false, but ye
-tudtnt body is anxious to know why
Mivs Graham should make the meeting
I'rhate and then ask the girls to keep
mum.
VARSITY LINE IMPROVING.
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Continued from page 1
I back into form. Their presence Ib a
' great asset to the varsity line.
I Football Rally Thursday.
Tomorrow at 11 o'clock in Memorial
Hall there will bo a big football rally,
i It will be peppery and full of interest.
The band will be out and the nan
should be tilled to the guards with
howling football enthusiasts. Some of
the members of the varsity will speak
and there will be other speeches.
Coach Stiehm thinks, and he is quite
right, that more fans should be out to
encourage tho team during practice.
Thursday's practice should see a large
number of fans out. including the
band It means a great deal to the
team, for then they know that the Uni
versity Is with them all the time. Time
and place of Thursday's practice will
be in the Daily Nebraskan Thursday
morning Come out, all ye loyal Ne
braska sons
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