THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
THEATRES
OLIVER THEATER
Engagement Extraordinary
JANUARY 26, 27 AND 28
Mon., Tuus., Wed. and Wed. Matinee
OLIVER MOROSCO PRESENTS
THE CLEVER COMEDY TRIUMPH
PEG 0' MY HEART
THE OLIVER
Saturday, January 17
CPHARO TUN
iJSTX I
FESTIVAL
A BIG SPARKLING ALL- UNI
VERSITY PRODUCTION.
Seats Now on Sale $1, 75 and 50c.
ORPHEUM THEATER
Thurs, Fri., Sat., Jan. 15, 16, 17.
S. MILLER KENT & CO.
In "THE REAL Q,
The Raffles of Vaudeville.
AUSTIN WEBB & CO.
HYMAN MEYER.
"BEAUX-ARTS."
HARRY VAN FOSSEN.
ELLINA GARDNER.
DUPREE & DUPREE.
NEBR. ANIMATED WEEKLY.
Mat. Daily at 2:15. Prices 25 &. 15c.
Night, 8:15, Prices 15, 25, 35, 50, 75c
LYRIC THEATER
THURS., FRI., SAT., JAN. 15-16-17.
JAMES C. CARROLL & CO.
In the Grinning Dramatic Playlet,
"THE STOOLPIGEON."
THE SAVOYS
With their acrobatic & ball punch
ing BULL TERRIERS.
A two-part feature photo play
"THE STREET SINGERS,"
a pretty romance.
"PATHESSEMl-WEEKLY.'"
"BETWEEN THE DANCES."
THREE SHOWS DAILY, 2, 7 and 9
MAT. ALL SEATS 10c, NIGHT 1rc
GERMAN DRAMATIC CLUB
TEMPLE THEATER
FRIDAY, JANUARY 16
Presents
LACHMANN ALS ER2IEHER
A Good Play With a Cast of 20
Prices 50, 35, 25. Tickets at Por
ters and at desk in Temple.
44 SPA"
Try the Y. M. C. A. Lunch Room
Cafeteria Plan
CityY. M.C. A. 13th and P
WHITMAN'S CLASSY CANDY
Meier Drug Co
13 AND O STREETS
DEBATE TEAM TO MALCOLM
TWO UNIVERITIES TEAMS COM
BAT EACH OTHER IN STATE
TONIGHT.
CROWDED HOUSE NOW ASSURED
Debate is Merely in Nature of an
Exhibition, not Competitory nor
to be Decided
The two debating teams that rep
resented the university in the recent
encounters with Minnesota and Iowa
the results of which was tlio double
victory for the Hunkers will journey
to Malcolm, Nebr. tonight. The
teams wll hold a match debate there
on the question on which they went
before the judges in the inter-collegiate
encounters, "Resolved that
Immigration into the United States
should be further restricted by means
of the literacy test." The debate
will be under the auspicius of the
Malcolm Literary society which or
ganization has assured the debaters
that a packed house will greet them
on this their first appearance in that
city.
The teams will leave at six o'clock
for the scene of the encounter and
will return immediately after the de
bate. Those who will make the trip
are, Affirmative team, Hewett '15,
Dawson, '14, Prince, '13, law '15, these
men were the ones that constituted
the team that defeated Minnesota on
the local floor. The Negative team
will be composed or, Good, '13 Am
herst, law 1G, who was alternate on
the affirmative team and who will
speak in the pluce of Kirk, the latter
being unable to take the trip, Soren
son, '13, law '1G, and Schwab, '16 al
ternate on the negative team and
speaking In the place of I'errin.
The idea of the debating team
taking such a trip is a decided in
novation, being the first time that
anything" of the sort was ever attempt
ed at the school. The debaters will
profit by the trip, in that they will
gain by the appearance before such
an audience and also in the practice
afforded bu such match debate.
Postpone Their Dance.
The dunce that was to have been
given by the Catholic Students Club
has been postponed for one week in
order not to interfere with the sale
of tickets for the Senior Hop. This
arrangement was reached after the
joint meeting of the two committees
in charge of the dances. The Seniors
wisli to thank the club for this action
in aiding them to have a more suc
cessful dance.
WE HAVE JUST OPENED
"THE EVANS"
DRY CLEANING PLANT
TELEPHONE
UNI COSTS TAXPAYER i i
(Continued on Pago Three.)
any great diminution in the cost of
public education to the taxpayers.
Some students may be educated at
two years in college; others at three,
and still others at four: some stu
dents may be educated at twenty,
others at twenty-two, and still others
at twenty-five, Jlut the fact Is that
no mutter how long it takes each par
ticular student to equip himself for
his life work, Just so long as the state
remains in the business of giving edu
cation to all who apply for it, Just so
long will the expense of maintaining
the university be a dully burden upon
the tax payer. It must appear obvious
to nnyqne who is at all given to a
critical examination of the facta that
while the length of college course may
he a matter of pedugogicul concern,
It has no effect whatever on the ulti
mate burden sustained by the tax
payer.
Now what are the facts? What Is
the cot of educating each student at
the University of Nebraska? Surely
the questioner does not Include the
cost of university Improvements in
his guess at the expense of university
education; for the buildings, entirely
aside from their educational value, are
an asset in the hands of the state.
Neither can he include in his error
the federal grant, the laboratory feeB,
and the cost of keeping up the va
rious university special activities,
such us the ugriculturul experiment
station, the conservation commission,
the entomological bureau, the manu
facture of hog cholera serum and a
half dozen others, all of which aie
for the benefit of the industrial peo
ple of the state, all of which are con
nected with the university only be
cause the university is the place hav
ing the expertB required to run them,
and none of which form a necessary
part of the equipment which the tax
payers must furnish for the education
of university students. So that the
tax payer's only burden for the pur
pose of higher education is the amount
spent for university maintenance, ex
clusive of Improvements and exclusive
of special activities, a little over 70
cents a day, which is fairly, honestly
and legitimately all that the taxpayer
can be said to put up each day for
the education of each student at the
University of Nebraska.
Union Literary Society.
Come and join in our fun Friday,
.January 16. There will be a good
program and a social hour following
Visitors welcome.
CLEANERS, PRESSERS; DYERS
333 NORTH TWELFTH STREET
B 2311
Money in
Your pocket!
As the season advances,
many broken lines appear
in our stocks.
To induce quick clear
ance on this broken lines,
we've priced them to save
you 1-5, 1-4, 1-3 and in
some instances even 1 -2
of the original price.
All odd, remaining Suits
and Overcoats (including
our splendid Kensingtons
& Kenmors) we now offer
at the above "money in
your pocket" discounts.
Such savings on these,
as well as on broken lines
in Men's Underwear, Ve
lour Hats, Boys' & Chil
dren's Clothing, etc., will
warrant your buying now
for the future.
At any rate stop for a
look! If you're needing
anything at all in Men's
or Boys' apparel, we can
supply it and very proba
bly at a "money in your
pocket" saving.
MAGEE & DEEMER
Delivery Free by Parcel Post.
it WANTED Business manager -fr
fc for the Glee club. All appll-
fc cations must be written and -fa
fc brought to I, 304 by Friday p. -fc
r in. In application btate former -fa
fc experience, this is required; -y-
also the applicant must comply -fa
fc with the eligibility rules of the -fr
fa school. -
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