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THE DAILY NEBKASKAN i 1 i The Daily Nebraskan Published Sunday, Tuaiday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday mornings o( sach rack by th Univsrsity of Nebraska. (or maillnf at speciaJ rat of provided for in Section 1103, Act Accepted oatava Dn f October 3, 1917, authorized January 20, 1922. OFFICIAL UNIVERSITY PUBLICATION Under the Direction of the Student Publi cation Board. Entered a second-class matter at the Postoftice in Lincoln, Nebraska, under Act f Congress, March 3, 1879. Subscription rate $2.00 a year (1.23 a semester. -Single Copy - Five cents Address alt communications to THE DAILY NEBRASKAN Station A, Lincoln, Nebraska Editorial and Business Offices, University Hall, 10. Phones. Day 142 University Exchange Night : B6882 Emmett V. Maun Editor Howard Buffett...- Managing Editor EDITORIAL STAFF William Bertwell News Editor Hugh Cox News Editor Paul C Richardson rNews Editor Marion Stanley News Editor BUSINESS STAFF Clifford M. Hicks Business Manager Clarence Eickhoff Asst. Business Manager Otto Skold Circulation Manager RAG CARPET Conducted by 1 I Carolyn Airy I 1 She Wouldn't Sky Where! The Rag Doll says that there is only one other place like home when you flunk out. Seen on n Flunk Notice "This youth teems to think that I am teaching the principle of the Con- OFFICE HOURS Every afternoon with the exception Friday and Sunday. of NEBRASKA AND MISSOURI TIE. Another tie game. Nebraska and Missouri played yesterday on a soggy field and each team scored but once. Nebraska students were disappointed at the outcome of the game, but with Captain Lewellen playing under such a handicap and other things against the team, perhaps the result may be explained. Regardless of the out come of the Tiger contest, Cornhusk ers should remember that the great Notre Dame game is but two weeks off, and the "fighting Cornhuskers" are in need of all the support and en couragement that the student body can give them. It is a time for "fighters," not crabbing "quitters," at Nebraska! NOTRE DAME IS COMING The mighty Notre Dame football team will be here for the next? Husker game. Nebraska can beat the Irish. Every student should use that for a morning and evening slo gan. Remember those words. Ne braska can beat Notre Dame. The Irish have been hitting a stride this season that will bring great glory to the conquerer of Rockne's team. Nebraska can beat Notre Dame! TO OUR CONTRIBUTORS In the last several days, comments have been coming in to the student opinion column in a lively manner. That is pleasing to the staff of this paper, for it realizes the vital nature of student interest. Two law students, writing for the column today, request an answer to their more or less violent expressions. The logical answer to their letters should be a note of regret. How ever, since they have intimated that the editor has made some personal stabs at the College of Law, it is es sential that the matters be explained. If readers will notice the editorial with which they have taken issue, they will see immediately that noth ing was said concerning the College of Law. The fact of the matter is, the editor was ur.aware of the fact that the law students were the only ones that were carrying the canes. No statement was made regarding spirit in the College of Law. No statement was published about the loyalty of the College of Law. These two young men, who have taken it upon themselves to repre sent the College of Law, have failed miserably in their purpose. Their letters (not "only one, but two!) are!' reallv too foolish to be considered matter for publication. However, t student opinion column is open it everyone and the contributions ar printed. to the Editor: An interesting- situation has arisen in our dignified College of Law of the University of Nebraska. It appears that there is an saltation on the part of a prroup over there to require every member of the law school to "carry a cane." It appears that this movement is being fought by another croup tnd the agitation upon both sides has be come quite intense. Both sides of the ques tion have been argued at great length. The idea, as expounded by the press, Is to advertise the law school. The idea in mind, though, is really to advertise the individual. The law school has a name well-founded in the history of the Univers ity of Nebraska. Every year the Jaw school contributes and its record is viewed with envy by all the other colleges. The cane, like other articles, has its use in the world. It is an instrument of aid for cripples. If the man be so misiortuned that it is necessary for him to assist himself around by its use he commands one's sym pathy. The more deplorable situation arises where the affliction is upon theother end of the frame work where the instrument is used as a marker of his affliction rather than an aid to it. In the latter case no ivmnathv is even desirable. This self-professor of higher learning has proven a poor onranizer of the forces at his command. Had he taken a course in ilvertisinu which is taught in the Business Administration College (which is to the nuUlic in p-eneral a very dignified institution but to this immortal creature, a little short of a god in his own estimation, only an academy) he would have learned that he could produce a much more attention-attracting agent. For instance why not com plete the disgustfulness and adopt also a hiph top silker, a flaring red tie, a shirt with large dots, a checkered vest of flaring colors, a frock coat, a pair of knickers, no hose and gooloshes. He might even wear an eye-gloss and carry a red handkerchief up his sleeve. Then when he would wave his cane he could glory to his heart's con tent if the police would let him get far enough to be noticed. This would, at the least, be a more honorable way of pre senting his feeling than to hide behind a slogan as transparent as glass. This movement seems very inconsistent with the history of the college. It has always graduated men whose names have been written upon our school history for deeds they have done rather than for what they have thought of themselves. It is needless to mention their names here; in fact, it would be a disgrace and blot upon their glory to so much as breath them with the same breath which exhales that of the advocates of so much frivolousness. Why then, laws, don't you follow the prac tices of those who have gone before you and seek any glory that you desire in the man ner which has proven so successful in the past? Will you admit that the calibre of your men of today is not high enough to keep up the pan? It would help the school a great deal more if you would spend the energy wasted in carrying the "marker of affliction" in pushing some school move ment such as the "pay your stadium pledge," or "more men out for track." It might be a aood idea to replace the "trade-mark of self preeminence and vanity" with copies of legal actions and spend the time you would waste in destructive advertising of yourself and likewise your school, in diligent search for knowledge and let your glory be the re sult of achievement. A Law Student. scrvation of Energy." Let us all make a firm resolve to have our soup served in the key of C. She went to the library, The hour was passing eight. She said she had to study, But we bet she had a (We were unable to finish this little gem as we could not find a word to rhyme with "eight." Contributions solicited.) To Determine Your Grade in Any Given Course Take your watch number and di vide it by the average number of times yau yawn in class. Multiply the result by the number of times you are late. Add this to the number of excuses you get by with, for being unpre pared. If the answer is above zero, you will undoubtedly flunk. Our faith in humanity is shat tered. We just discovered that only one side of our French toast has egg on it. Shopping With Charlotte If it's something new to wear v Or place to go, or thing to eat We bring these items to your home And lay our service at your feet. To the Editor: Ignorance and inexperience is bliss. God save the man who does not realize that in union there is strength and systematic business is far better than an unorganized shiftless shop. Hut what more is to be expected from an "ordinary" academic student. We can't all be good, but those of us who try to make Nebraska a better and a bigger school hate to have any try to prevent us. You can't keep a good man down, neither can vou kill the Law spirit, which is secondary to none. Save the laws for the University of Nebraska. j. j. McCarthy , W. L. WAITE For Something Different. Don't you get tired of wearing the same things to school all the time; Now the best way to vary the monot ony that I know of is to buy a new sweater. You can find many attrac tive ones at Golds. They have chap- tern makes it possible for ua to get all sorts of good things by merely telephoning. They have all kiiids of sandwiches, hamburgers and ice cream. All you have to do is call L6442 and they deliver at your door. Pretty Things and Practical. Every girl loves vanities and they can find all sorts of enameled dorines pie coats in gray, tan and many two- and vanity cases at Tucker-Shean's. toned combinations priced from $5.95 You will think the rose ones particu to $12.50. Then they have perfectly larly lovely if your favorite color flnrlino- kWvpIpss vpsfs nt. nnlv $4 PS. is the same as mine. 3.hose who You must see these smart knitted nov elties for sport wear. For Ghost and Goblin Night. like other colors will find shades that please them as much. Those are for the frivolous side of life. For the studious side they carry a com- The favors for my Hallowe'en plete line of fountain pens and kver- party are from George Eros. They sharp pencils. These are necessities have exclusive hand-made favors at for all students. prices so reasonable any of you can have them. They have some especial- . To Fix Your Hair. ly clever ones for men called wiggles, Those who want curly hair should besides ash trays and new kinds of use Stakurl, the wonderful Parisian! noise makers. Others are dear little discovery. It is a liquid which makes witches with long hair carrying black any hair fall in natural silky curls baskts, and pumpkins with favors for 'and soft fluffy waves. Best of all two in them. They have decorations it lasts for two weeks. You can get of every kind for house and table, it as Rector's Pharmacy, too. My invitations are Hallowe'en cards but you may prefer regular stationery. George's engrave it and have a complete line of crests can do work on short notice. Noti ices Freshman Olympics. Freshman Olympics committee will meet at the Pi Kappa Phi house Sun day at 5 o'clock. University Episcopal Church. The bishop of Nebraska, the Rt. Rev. E. V. Shayler, D. D., will speak at the University Episcopal church, 13th and R streets at the 11 o'clock service Sunday. Come and bring your friends. Menorah Society. Meeting Sunday at 8 p. m. in Fac ulty hall, the Temple. Syllabus dis cussion, "The Jew and Religion." Everybody cordially invited. Pay Your Pledge Today I Student Opinion. Contributions to this column are very welcome and invited. Student opinion is valuable to the editorial staff of the paper, consequently we welcome it. To the Editor: If you are one of the lame, blind, or halt, then carry your cane? We gather from the above attempt that someone is unable to understand why the Laws carry canes. For this information as well as for others, an explanation might help. About two hundred men in the College of Law we all have classes together, conse quently it is no wonder that we have the best spirit in school. We have a great deal jf respect for other colleges, especially the Engineers and the Dents and we say to them that probably the only reason that we have better spirit than they is that we are united more than they can be with their laborator ies, etc. Now we expect that several misguided stu lents would laugh at us. What can you expect from anyone who has never been away from home. He is like the little child on the street who said, "Mamma, aren't those boys funny?" Coach Dawson at a convocation com mended us highly, our faculty is back of us, and many others have expressed their ap proval of our spirit. Nebraska has plenty o' these traditions that start every day. We hope to estab lish something we don't call it a tradition. We are quite surprised at the editor's at titude, always having assumed that the pres ent editor was well balanced. However if he can't understand that our cinn are not for the helpless we can show him what our iinn are for. We hope to hear from you Mr. Editor, Two Laws. WALLACE WAITE J. J. MCCARTHY Pay Your Pledge Today! W. S. G. A. Council. ere will be no meeting of the . G. A. Council Thursday of this A dinner is planned for day, November 8, at Ellen hall at which time a meeting lso be held. Girl's Commercial Club. Girls' Commercial Club meeting and initiation at Ellen Smith hall at 5 o'clock Wednesday. f " 1 i 1 TBi . 1 X w The Hosiery Problem Solved. I never saw anything like the way it can be used for any occasion. They stockings wear out when one goes and to school. I have just had to lay in a new supply. They are Holeproof and I find they wear like iron. Ben .. Food for Tired Brains. Simons & Sons have received a new After I have studied hard for a shipment in black and all the new couple of hours nothing rests me fall colors. They have both silk and like food. But how I dread going chiffon stockings priced at $1.65 and out to get anything. So instead I $2.00. A guarantee of satisfactory have something brought to me. The service goes with all hosiery sold delivery service from the Green Lan- there. ORIGINAL smsss EHIPPLWA I KODAK SUPPLIES 1 PUNCH FOR PARTIES 1 I 14th and S- B3771 I 1 I Bulk and 1 i Box Candies I TTv ILLERS I I U RESCRIPTION I I 1L HARMACY I I Sixteenth & O. B4423 I 1 BOOTS! BOOTS! BOOTS! Movin9 Up and Down Again! HI-CUTS For Men and Women 14, 16 and 18 inch We are agents for the fa mous Chippewa Hand Sewed Moccasin Boots as illustrated. WELLS & FROST CO. 128 No. 10th St. THE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MUSIC ADRIAN M. NEWENS, Director Offers thorough training in Music, Dramatic Art. A (arge faculty of specialists in all departments. Anyone may enter. Full information on request. Opposite the Campus. Phone B1392 11th & R Sts. Farquhar News Express shipments last week brought our overcoat stocks up to the high point of the season. It's overcoat time and you'll find here the sort of coats col lege men are wearing- loose, swagger ulsters, with and without belts, in beautiful plain and plaid fabrics. Come now and se lect the one you want to wear. $40 $45 $50 Tuxedo Week Extended The demand for Tuxedos last week was so large that we ran short in certain sizes. These will be in Monday or Tuesday by ex press, and Tuxedo Week will be extended till next Saturday to take care of those who didn't get in. Don't overlook this opportunity. New arrivals include: Cashmere Wool Scarfs at $3.50 A new crush weight felt hat at $5 Plaid flannel shirts at $6 New foulard ties at $2 A host of late arrivals in fall suits at $45 FARQUHAR'S Nebraska's Leading College Clothiers. 132S O St. tBKBBlBmainniMtWUWMmmmmmmmmm """"' immimimininrni 'aiiaiinaaBaaWaa iwni