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THE NEBRflSKlN - HESPERIAN
"A newspaper devoted to the Interests of The
University of Nebraska and the student body."
Issued every Tucday Noon. Published at 134
North Bleventh Street.
Entered as Second-Class flail Matter.
T. J. IIicwitt. f -....Managers
HAL H. K0BEItT3 EdItor-in-Chiof
STKK1.IXG II. McCAW AvtUlnnl Uditor
Board of Editors:
Ktnlly Jenkins, S. H. McCaw,
J. A. Planning, A. C l.cc,
R, R. Ralney.
Reporters:
Clifton Carter, Hlmer V. Hodges,
C. M. CowkIII, T. J. Hewitt.
I). Hansen, T. M. Hewitt,
Clias. I. Taylor, K. r. Hill.
CCWMmrn, N. A Huse,
H.J. Kiinge. Clare Mackin.
Catherines Mclaughlin. Dan Gutleben.
N A Husc.
The Kebraskan-Hcsperlan will be sent to any
address upon the receipt of the subscription
price, which 1b one dollar a year.
Contributions are solicited from all. News
Items such as locals, personals, reports of meet
Ints, etc., are especially desired. The Nebraskan-Hesperian
will be clad to print any oontrlb
utlon relative to a general university uibjcct,
but the name must accompany all such.
The "Neliraskan-nonperian is ient to all onb.
dcritxirtt until ordered discontinued and all ar
roamiros paid.
Address all communications to the Nnnnxs
kils liuarnniAN, P. O. box I'lV, Lincoln, Nob.
Telephone 479.
Turn out to the games on Friday
and Saturday.
Tho girls' basket ball tournament
was a grand success and received good
support.
their regular duties and serve as treaty
makers. For some time our diplomats
to the leading European nations have
come from the ranks of tho college men
and gradually the less Important ones
are being filled from the same source.
Since college men control, largely, the
principal offices of government, includ
ing the presidency, it follows that
many officers of importance are select
ed by them and it is easy to guess
whom they will select. True It Is that
many politicians secure places for
"faUhful service to the party," yet It
Is an admitted fact that the Jackson
Ian policy must soon yield to civil ser
vice, when the incompetent pullers will
bo cut off and the parasites will seek
"pie" elsewhere. Never again will the
United States have a "war" president.
Again, it is worth while to notice
the change in the personnel of our leg
islators, especially in the General As
semblies of the states. An opportunity
recently presented Uselt to observe the
most numerous branch of legislators
in a leading state of the Union.
True some counties were represented
by good, honest old men, who did all
within their power but it was easy to
see who were the real leaders, who
watched closely every measure present
ed and participated in the discussions.
But a few seats seeme.1 to be filled by
men incompetent to serve, and we
doubt not but tha: some good young
fellow fresh from college has his eye
upon each one of theso positions. If
so he 5s dead sure to get it. He will
not stay in the rear. "Tho William
Jewell Student."
The Lincoln Academy
Cor. ittli nntl Q Sta.
COLLEGEand UNIVERSITY PREPARATION
Alfred M. WllRon, FUi. D. (Yalo),
Principal
Hardware, Groceries, Buggies,
Stoves, Furniture, and Supplies
of all Kinds at the Lowest Prices.
FARMERS SUPPLY ASSOCIATION
130 N.13TH ST., LINCOLN, NEB.
Send for our Catalogue.
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: Wo oarrv onlv the cardn of remitablo
men. and students will And represented
in this column the best physlolunn and a
uenusts in tno city.
sianniiuiimuuniniu' uuiiiuiuiiiiiiEf
Good Work. & pplar Pfices-
STUDENTS ESPECIALLY
INVITED TO CALL, Jtjtjt
RICHARDSON & FERGUSON barber
SHOP
1144 O Street
3D. B. Woodward, M. D.
DISKABE3 OF TUB
EYE. E1R. NOSE AND THROHT.
Olasses Carefully Pitted.
207-208 Richards Mock. Lincoln, INebrV
ResMcnco 1310 Q St.
Phono 242.
otricoiionosu.
Phone 636.
J. R. HAGGARD, M. D,
Rooms 313 and 314
Richards Block,
LINCOLN. NEBU-
The first base ball games with a col
lege team for this season occur next
Friday and Saturday. Missouri will
try to win back the honors lost on the
foot ball field last fall. Every one
should turn out and encourago the lo--faL-team.
we boat the Tigers las,
year and can do the same again this
season.
Tho Junior Class has succeeded in
obtaining tho use of the Armory for
tho reception to tho Seniors on April
26. For several years past attempts
have been made to hold tho class par
lies in the Armory, however, the
powers that were, tabooed the use of
tho Armory for such purposes. Chan
cellor Andrews believed that such
affairs were ol n university nature and
should be held on the campus. Wo
hope the Junior-Senior reception will
become an annual affair.
COMMUNICATION.
To the Editor:
Thinking that the joke has gone far
enough and wishing to have no one
unjustly accused of having done it, I
admit that it was 1 who took Mr. Shin
bur's book and held it for ransom,
as ? joke, 1 will say that I have re
turned the 50 cents ransom money.
Truly.
Dax GtTi.ratux.
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Mahum firk Arms Co., New Havhn, Ct.
N.W. Cor. 12th and N St.
Lincoln, Neb.
Burr Barber Shop
IO fs North 12th
L) Street
W. S. DIMMICK, Proprietor
Private Sittings
Ladies 50c Men 51.00
Satisfaction
Guaranteed
ALEXANDER STUART
OPPORTUNITIES FOR COLLEGE
MEN.
As each year passes and large classes
aro graduated from American institu
tions of learning, opportunities for the
uneducated man are gradually dimin
ished, and Ills sphere of action is con
stantly made smaller. Positions once
held by him, because of little competi
tion from his educated brother, are fast
slipping away and lie is compelled to
seek new fields for employment. Is it
just? MoU assuredly. Thanks to our
early promoters of education, as it Is
now possible for every young man to
receive training In an American col
lege, so if lie chooses to try for suc
cess without It and is distanced by his
rival eollegfl brod then tlu blame
Is with himself.
Can not a man succeed without u
college education? Of course, as his
tory many times proves, but lie can
do It so much better with one. Two
important lines along which, the col
lege men seem to be forging aliead are
diplomacy and as legislators. Indeed
It Is remakable to note their number
who have represented the United States
Jn all modern International confer
ences. Many of the presidents of the
leading Eastern Universities have Tjouii
called upon to temporarily give ;uji
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At Home
1208 O Street
The California Route
Is via The Burlington
TWICE EACH WEEK
A Tourist Sleeper leaves Lincoln for
... Los Angeles ...
without change.
Leave Lincoln every Tuesday 10:55 a.m.
Leave Lincoln every Thursday ,. G:00p. xn.
Remember, the through car line Is THE BURLINOTON.
City Ticket Ofilce
Corner 10th and O Streets
Telephone 235
Burlington Depot
7th St., Between P and Q
Telephone 25
D. H. MUIR, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Office TreatmentElectrical or Medical.
1SS4 SI St. Lincoln, Nebr.
PRIVATE HOSPITHL
DR. SHOEMAKER'S
If yon nre going to a hospital for treatment It
will pay you to consult Dr. Shocmnlcci. He
makes a specialty of Diseases of Women, the
nervous system, and all surfjical diseases.
Everything home-lile Prices rraitmsbli.
:il7 L St. LINCOLN, NEB. P. O. box 95-
Residknce: 2548 Q street,
Telephone, G5S
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Kurr lllock. Tims 17-19, Phone. 056.
OFFICE IIOURS: 10 a. in. to 12 M.
3 to 5 p. in. Sunday, 3 to S.
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141 S. 12th St., LINCOLN, NEB.
PAINLESS EXTRACTION.
Gold Alloy Fillings, .... 5.00
Gold Fillings, . . . .$1.00 and up
Gold Crowns $5.00
BEST SET TEETH $8.00
leoislative Gallery
BEST OF RATES TO STUDENTS 1
Aumii
Pitimli ontf Londscaae Piop..
120 South lltb Btroet,
LINCOLN, - NEBRASKA.
GALLEBY ESTABLISHED 187L
D. & M.
We are .sole Agents for 1L
& M. line of Sporting
Goods. This make of Base
Ball nitts and Gloves take
the lead in quality and
price. Baseball, Lawn
Tennis, and Gym goods of
all kinds.
Wilson & Hall
ttooksclkn and Stationers
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