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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 20, 1911)
sv , THE DAILT KXBKA9KAN v. l n t. 1 !, I M "BUCK" HURST ELECTED CAPTAIN OF AMES TEAM "Buck" Hurst, quarterback of the Ames jolovcn, haB been -elected cap tain of the team for the 19 J 2 season. Next year is the last year that tho Aggie star will play and ho is expect ing to captain a fine team with Burgo and Juhl to baok him ap. Disqualified at Wisconsin. Summer baseball playing has had tho effect of disqualifying a large ma Jorlty of tho Wisconsin baseball team. It Is understood that participation of the, student playerB in summer games has bcon general, not necoBBafily on t teams of professional clubs, but in gamos where admission has boon charged. Under tho conforonce rules it is hold that the' latter constitutes pro fessional playing. Weber's Sultorium, 1100 0 Street. EAR MUFFS. Freshmen, Uiobo olass caps are beauties! Better order one today and show your class spirit. ; .Green's Sanitary Barber Shop,, 120 . No. llth. Dr. Caldwell compares at somo length tho comparative virtues of the two peoples as ho sees thorn, and in another portion of tho letter speaks of tho unrest attendant upon the presont sessions of parliament, and the passages of tho famous lords' veto bill, which is thought to have cut off the heads of the upper house in Eng lund. He speaks of the probability of tho passage of the Irish homo rulo bill, which is now the subject of a great fight, and he seems to think it will oventually be passed, although he states that it is the object of much political machination on tho part of tho "Unionists." Saw Suffrage Riots. Professor Caldwell was an eye wit ness of the latest suffragotte outburst about parliament, whorein 223 women were arrested, after they had smashed a lot of windows. Professor Caldwell doubts if such demonstrations help tho cauBO in England, although ho says it creates agitation and .much talk. Professor Caldwell Is now engaged In research work along somo hitherto untouched historical lines in' the sourceB about London. - He has fin ished his work in Germany, and after visiting in Italy, Switzerland, and ! Franco, and examining certain docu ments there, ho will return to Lincoln, arriving about August 15, 1912. PROF. CALDWELL FEARS ANGLO-GERMAN TROUBLE (Continued from Pago 1) there Is a little doubt in the minds of tho English in regard to the outcome; n little uncertainty in regard to their superiority a slight tone of fear; on tho othor hand, the Germans seem ovorconfldent to have a half formod opinion that tho English are a deca dont people, that they have passed tho moridlan of their power, while Germany was on tho up-grade. . ." C. II. Froy, florist, 1133 O St. tf SOPHOMORES (LEAR ON HIP DRI8COLL REPORTS $30.50 AHEAD ON THE CLASS DANCE. The Sophomore Hop, which was held rocontly, was a financial success, clearing $30.50. This announcement was made by J. L, DrlBColl, chairman of the hop committee,, in his report to tho University authorities. At the request of ProfeBBor Tucker man, auditor of student accounts, the report Is published as follows: Receipts. 124 tickets $155.00 Expenditures. Hyde Prlntery, for tickets.... $ 1.00 Hagonslck, orchestra 28.00 Lincoln Hotel.hall and refresh ments 78.00 Hardy Furnlturo Co 1 . 75 Van Tyne, programs 13.75 L. Hunt, doorkeeper 2.00 Cash on hand. 30.50 Total $155.00 George Bros., Dance Programs, Mon ogram Stationery, Motto Cards. Tegner Society Meets. A Christmas program was rendered last Saturday evening at the home of Mr. Edward Jocobson. The custom of early morning church service on Christmas day was described by Mr. John Sjogren. An account of Yule tide in Scandinavia in pagan times was given by Mr. .Tacobson. MIsb Amy Biru spoke on "Christmas Evo In Sweden." Nu Sigma Phi Installed. Nu Sigma Phi, one of tho strongest women's medical fraternities, has en tered Nebraska. Tho Epsllon Epsllon Epsllon fraternity charter will be given ovor and the Nu Sigma Phi chapter installed here early in Janu ary. Tho local fraternity held its an nual banquet at tho Lincoln Friday night. The chapter, when installed in Jan uary, will consist of about twelve ac tlco members. Make your dates early with Hagen sick's Orchestra. Auto B-2990. tf Tho Hyde Prlntery, 1331 P St., up-to-date printing of all kinds. Try Our Luncheonettes They are always the best. t We serve hot and cold . drinks all winter long.' LINCOLN CANDY KITCHEN South West Cor. 14th O HERPOLSHEIMER'S CAFE Dinner U:30 to Jt30 1C. . Supper 5i30 to 7:30 JL Also .Cafeterlan Styl I II I I HAVE EVANS Do Your Laundry Get a Michigan or Nebraska Pennant Free with a pound box of candy 80o JW&l&r DrugCo. WALT Stands for the latest and best in Sheet Music 1215 O St. Let This Stote Bear the Burdens l i j i l.j hi i iihiih ii i i ' i ' " " ii i i i ii n i i nmi i iM.ni i ii i I of Yout Christmas Shopping We. are in a position to relieve the worries of Christmas buying best so far as pres ents for men and boys are concerned. We cheerfully bear the burden of tremendous stocks and tremendous sales force.. More than this, we will take on any other special or particular burden that will relieve you in any way. Best of all, our stocks were never so complete and it has never been our good for tune at this time of year to name such low prices, thus relieving, in a measure at least, the normal Christmas burden to your pocketbook. 551 ICORSTIONS Mori' a Mufflers for dress or street wear. .50c to $5.00 Men's Neckwear 25c to $4.00 Men's Fancy Vests for street or evening wear -. $1.00 to $12.00 Men's Gloves, street or dress'. ... . . . . .$1.00 fo $3.50 Men's Fur Caps ." . . s $3.50 to $20.00 Men'sdoth Caps 50c to $3.50 ' Men's Sweaters $1.00 to $15.00 Armstrong 'GOOD CLOTHES MERCHANTS SUGGESTIONS Men's Suits Special offer of H. S. & M. business suits worth $20, $22.50 and $25 $i5.00 Bath Robes . . . ; $2.50 to $15.00 Men's House Coats $2.5Q to $20.00 Men's Fur and Fur.-lined Coats $15.00 to $250.00 Mark Cross Leather Novelties, the greatest gift goods Men's Shirts for dress or street wear. .$1.00 to $3.50 Men's Hats in soft, stiff, silk or opera; $2.00 to $8.00r Clothing Co. 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