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HW 1 THE HESPERIAN yjf rpi tt T7 TT T7 Q TT TP.T T A "XT never oven boon suggested by a single one. 3. There is n&Aqj( J. JnL JtL JHL L & A JtL JCV A XJL IN single statement made, or opinion expressed concerning tt?e T literary societies, which is entertained or endorsed by the par- Issued Weeklv uv The Hespekiak Association op the Univeksity ok ..... vl Nebraska. ties " question. 1 One Copy, per Zlr?ln 1: 3100 When the historical method for testing evidence is ap- 'j One Copy, one Semester 00 pHec the document takes on a different aspect; the bold forg- j Special endeavor will be made to make The Hespkhian interesting to former students. 8picilOU8 that WO cannot pOl'SUado OUrSolvOS to bellOVO that the . Please send us your subscriptions. Contributions thankfully received. . ,, . , , .. , . . ... ,!.,,,, subscriptions on our books will be continued until ordorcd stopped. Nobraskan editor really prided himself on having producer Addressaii communications to the hespkhian, university or Nebraska, Lincoln. No- BOmething plausible. We prefer to give him more credit than, tat Entered in the Post Qfllce at Lincoln as Second Class Matter. an(j boliovo ho was 8imply mado a victim of a confidence , F. E. EDGEuTo....BA.R..0.F..E.l.T?:... Managing Editor ga. a foolish sucker too quick to grab at a fake bait. J. J. Plowhead Assistant We do not belive that the editor wrote the letter; wo have R. C. Roper f.f.ff!! 7.T.! Editorial evidence which places the blame on another. But we do be- V F. G. Hawxb'y News jiovo that every editor is responsible for what he prints. It is w. Bertha Johnston News . . , .. , t . . , .. . . . , FrankMiller News sonietimes just as foolish to think a thing is genuine because W h' O'Connel ' Debates lt naPPons t0 bear a signature as it is to boliovo a thing is true Sam B. Sloan Fraternities just because you see it in print. 'M Lee Berry Athletics . ' , i "To err js human; to forgive divine." Some have questioned why the University Gloo club has not done something. Wo answer that Prof. Kimball has made The Nebrabkan for January 2, 1899, made itself exceed- three separate efforts to got the boys together but each time h ingly conspicuous for its lack of news and its abundance of has proved a failure. In order for a gloo club to be success- f advertisements, even to the extent of covering the first page. ful, u greut deal of practice is required. A club that does not And like all yellow journals of the chewing-gum stripe, it practice a groat deal becomes a public joke. The boys have ; sought to create something sensational for its next issue to not seen fit to organize this year. Prof. Kimball is to bo 4 counteract the bad effects of the former. Natural events were commended for his able direction of the club in the past, and not sufficient; the universe moved too slowly; a now creator his zeal for its organization this year. ' with a new creation must be. f - Go to the Kegent Shoo Co., 1030 O street, for fine shoes. TnE sensation came. "A certain set of men somewhat ' ' prominent in University affairs," seventeen in all, all abso- . ProfoBsor Bamalay of the department of botany in the ji , ,, . . , J , , . L , University of Colorado, recently made a visit to the University. V lutely ignorant of any cause for fear of harm on their part, and ' W all as equally innocent of any guilt of crime, were singled out Rebates to students on watches, jewelry and repairing. jjf from among their associates for sacrifice upon the unmerciful 114r0 streot- D- T- Smith. and unrelenting altar of sensational yellow journalism. And Mrs. Emma P. Wilson, Dean of Women,1" tendered a (5 why? We cannot say. We only know that there are those very pretty reception to the girls of tho University at her home who look on it all with fiendish eyes, and like tho imp himself, at 16th and Q ? Saturday evening. About two hundred ,,..,. were present and the time was spent most pleasantly. .. laugh a grinning laugh. r ' ' J During the last two months, many important books have t Bot there were a few who really read and believed tho been added the Horticultural library. Among these is Pro- Nebraskan's bombast, but they were very fow. There are fessor Fred W. Card's now book entitled "Bush Fruits," pub- .Sii , e. , u 1 a 1 ix 11 11 lishod by tho Mac Millan Company. As a book of general , still fewer who a tor laboring very hard, have finally persuaded intere8tL. H Bfl, ,fl book 0'n te Evolution of 0Ur Native 4 themselves to believe it. For these there is no euro, and, in- Fruits" is tt g00d one. This is not strictly a book on horticul- deed, wo would not bo so cruel as to wish to take from them turo, but rather a treatise on evolution as shown in our com their most sacred peace and comfort. They enjoy it, and we mon fruits. would not wish them unhappinoss. At tho annual banquet of the Y. M. O. A. on December .V But, lest some one might, perhaps, wish to hoar the 7th, Chancellor MacLean promised that tho organization should I truth, The Hesperian will make a few concise statements, and have a front door to its room. This promise has been made f then challenge anybody to disprove a single one: 1. The pur- good and now tho members of tho Y. M. O. A. can go to their ported author of that letter not only never contemplated send- room withont stumbling through an underground passaw.-' ing such a document to any one, but never has entertained a An?er T lm9 "J80 bn whlch 'm," ,b . , ... 1 . i 4i 1 j 1 xi . up into a nno reception room. The old room will be made single essential view therein, or attached his name thereto. in'to a parlor Tn0 organization ,8 having a vory aucce8flfui ' 2. A new frat. has not only never been organized, nor oven in yoar. Mr. J. S. Moore, the general secretary, is a very pop. v, process of organization among tho persons mentioned, but has ular and efficient man fgr tho place he occupies. . REGENT SHOES $8.60, UNI. SHOES $8.00, 1036 0ST. ip I) Kiil
