"r-
SI M)V, MV 11. vm
Tin: i:ii.y Ni:nnASKA;i
FOIR
Buskers Edge Out K. U. Tracksters, 75 to 55
.n
J
BAUSCH
GETS 14 POINTS
AS MEET'S STAR
Nebraska Cods Grand Slam
In High Sticks; Lamson
Wins Both Events.
SMUTNYJTAKES DASHES
Hokul Heaves Javelin 181
Feet. 11 Inches for
First Place.
Nebraska a trmk sqim'1 r.lK"!
rt.it h 71 1-2 I" M 1-' vii -lory over
Mm. in met IhM yent.r.1ity
mornine on the tailium Hack. 1 hp
OMlt-onie m ilnwht until the
nxt to 1H rvent, ihe mile relay,
hal krrn run.
Jim HHiixih. Kan.'ns all around
athlete, 1"1 the individual acorinR
uilh fourlren points, the irward
for first a boinR in I h- shot put and
th pole vault. ocond in the
javelin, and a third in the discus.
Nebraska armed one grand
alam in the high hurdlea whon
Lamaon, White and Thompson
finished in the order named. Kan
sas also rlcaned up one event,
winning the discus with Ward.
Thornhill and J. Bausch whirlinR
the rlatter distances varying from
138 feet to 144 feet.
Tort.aon hat TroubK
Lamson came through with ten
points, winning his specialties, the
high ana low nuraies, wunuui -
ing pushed particularly hard. In
rhe broad dump. Cohe. Tnmson. the
dependable kangaroo, had trouble
hitting the Iakoou Donrn nu
failed to qualify, leaving the
event In the hands of Gray and
Craig, who scored first and third.
Smutny was good for two firsts,
ona in the hundred and one in the
two-twenty, but he split points in
the hundred with Sickle of Kan
sas, who finished in in dead heat
with him.
Etherton and Garvey finished a
wide fifteen yards ahead of Hin
shaw, Kansas miler. Fuhlrodt and
Cstergard finished first and sec
ond in the quarter, with plenty to
spare. Ostergard had more work
to do during the morning, being
entered in the half, which he won,
and in the mile relay, where he
performed creditably. Fuhlrodt
also ran in the mile relay and
made his contribution to the lead
held by the Nebraska team when
the race was over.
Hokuf Takes Javelin.
Fortune. Kansas two miler, beat
Griffin and Garvey to the tape.
Ossian cleared the bar In the
pole vault at 12 feet, 6 inches, to
stay in the running with Jim
Bausch, but went out on 12 feet,
9 inches.
Hugh Rhea fell seven inches
short of Jim Bausch's mark in the
shot put, and the insurance com
pany's employee won that event
with a heave of 48 feet, 11 Inches
Hokuf sailed the javelin 181
feet. 11 Inches to beat Jim Bausch
out of a first in tie event.
The summary:
100 yard dash: First, Smutny
Nebraska) and Sickle (Kansas),
tied; third, Eller (Nebraska).
Time, 10 2-10 seconds.
Mile run: First, Etherton (Ne
braska I and Garvey (Nebraska),
tied:1 third, Hinshaw (Kansas).
Time, 4 minutes, 37 3-10 seconds.
. 220 yard dash: First, Smutny
(Nebraska). Time 22 8-10 seconds.
120 yard high hurdles: First,
Lamson (Nebraska); second,
White (Nebraska); third, Thomp
son (Nebraska). Time, 22 8-10
seconds.
440 yard dash: First, Fuhlrodt
(Nebraska); second, Ostergard
Nebraska); third, Beardsleo
(Kansas). Time, SO seconds flat.
2 mile run: First, Fortune
(Kansas); second. Griffin (Ne
braska); third, Garvey (Nebras
ka). Time, 9 minutes, 55 3-10 sec
onds. 220 yard low hurdles: First,
Lamson (Nebraska); second,
Klaner (Kansas); third, Thomp
son (Nebraska). Time, 26 seconds
flat.
880 yard run: First, Ostergard
(Nebraska); second, Fullerton
(Kansas); third, Zimmerman
(Kansas). Time, 1 minute, 59 2-10
seconds.
Pole vault: First, J. Bausch
(Kansas); second, Ossian (Ne
braska); third, Trueblood (Kan
sas) and Bell (Nebraska) tied.
Height, 12 feet, 9 inches.
Shot put: First, J. Bausch
(Kansas); second, Rhea (Ne
braska); third, F. Bausch (Kan
sas). Distance, 48 feet, 11 inches.
High Jump: First, Beardslee
(Kansas); second, Stillman (Kan
sas): third, Benbrook (Nebraska).
Height, 5 feet 9 3-4 inches.
Discus: First, Ward (Kansas);
second. Thornhill (Kansas); third,
J. Bausch (Kansas). Distance, 144
'eet.
Broad jump: First, Gray (Ne
braska); second, Hodges (Kan
sas); third. Craig (Nebraska). Dis
Ance, 23 feet. 6'i inches.
Javelin: First. Hokuf (Ne
braska); second, J. Bausch (Kan
as); third. Faytinger (Ne
braska). Distance, 181 feet, 11
Inches.
Mile relay: Won by Nebraska
(Rodgers, Currie-, Ostergard,
Fuhlrodt. Time, Z minutes, 21
seconds.
Blood Takes Feature
Faculty Coif Match;
Wing Martin's Title
On Biraii day of each year. Pro
fessors Blood. Martin "and Full
brook, all of the college of busi
ness administration, trek to the
golt course for a friendly three
way match of golf. j
Rivalry In the match has be- j
coma heated aa first one member j
.Vir V.tulvt I'niforni
U ill livmou" Horror
Of HVAy Drill ing
Bane military atudenta M
Nebraska Kent yar will t
adorned in snappy, new uni
forms according to Col. F. A.
Klilwell.
Then uniform! arc to ba of
high grade, aiateen ourtca ml
Ion e'oth, khaki in color. Tho
old wrap legging will ha don
aay with and long frouteri
worn In their stead. Tha la
prl will ba blua and tha head
grar will be tha overtaa cap.
It is very Important that all
bane uniformt ba turned In ac
cording to tha following schnd
ulr, according to Colonel Kid
well. All men whoia lait nam
begins with A. B. C, O, E, May
T9; F. G, H, May 31; I. J. K, L.
Mc, M. June 2; N. O. P. Q, R, &.
June 3. and T. U. V. W, X, Y,
Z, Juna 4.
Band member will turn their
uniform in after commence
ment. No bie uniforms may
be kept through the summer at
last year a the old uniforms
must be exchanged for the new.
of the paitv and then another
uould win. l-a.'t year. Trofessor
Maitin had lh low score, but this
year. Professor HI nod won the
match.
None of the participants are
regular golfers. They play occa
sionally, in fad some years only
on Bizad day. Trofepsor Blood
boasted, when telling of his vie
tory over his two opponents, that
he Harked 100 on the Antelope
Park course, pa.- figures on the
course are 3.
MffiS CARRY OFF
SIX TENNIS MATCHES
Kansas Retains First Place
With Victory; Nebraska
Holds Third.
O'LARRY DOWNS MAHOOD
Kansas university took every
one of six contested matches in
tennis play staged with the Ne
braska squad in ine coliseum ai
urdny aiternoon. All the en
counters but one required three
sets to determine the best men
both in doubles and singles. In
one singles contest Hurd defeated
Cameron in straight sets 9-7, 8-b.
O'Larry of Kansas downed Ma
hood of Nebraska in three deuce
sets, 10-8. 7-9, 8-6. in a battle that
furnished plenty of good points tor
the spectators to watch. Pager
had a tiigh lime disposing of Kl
liolt of .Nebraska 0-4, 5-7, 7-.Y
Puffer added his victory to the
Kansas total when he came back
after losing the first set by a de
cisive margin and won the last
two, 7-f, 6-2.
The doubles matches were not
quite as difficult for the K. U. men.
Sager and Hurd met Sherman and
Cameron and won a point, 6-4, 4-6,
6-2. O'Larry and Trcffer defeated
Klliott and Manooa wno lost, o-,
3-6, 6-2.
This victory over the Huskers
means that K. U. still leads the
Big Six in tennis, having to its
credit four wins and no losses.
Oklahoma is second having, won
two and lost none and Ames and
Nebraska are tied for third place.
Ames has split two starts with op
posing schools and Nebraska has
divided its four encounters. Mis
souri and Kansas Aggies are fight
ing for the cellar position, each
having lost three contests and tied
one.
Mav 17 will find the Husker
team in Ames playing off the tie
with the Iowa squad lor tentative
possession of third place in tne tsig
Six. May 19 and 20, Drake and
Grinnell respectively will be hosts
to the Cornhusker court men.
BIZ AI) GOLF TITLK
DECIDED OIN 19TH;
C. W. JENSEN WINS
Clifford W. Jensen of Randolph
won the Bizad day golf tourney
Friday in nineteen holes. At the
end of the regular eighteen holes,
Jensen was tied with Russell M.
Peterson of Lincoln, both having
scored a seventy-seven. On the
play-off hole, Jensen took a five,
while Peterson was in trouble
fro mthe start, and finished in a
seven to lose the title.
The other two finalists, P. A.
Walter and John G. Sibert, fin
ished the eighteen-hole final round
in 81 and 96 respectively.
Their cards:
Walfer, out, 734-454-64442.
Peterson, out, 554-444-63439.
Jensen, out, 644-655-43340.
Sibert, out, 647-565-74448.
Walter, in, 533-533-3363981.
Peterson in 443-445-3563877
Jensen, in, 353-643-3463777.
Sibert, in, 454-755-5674896.
Peterson, playoff, 7.
Jensen, playoff, five.
In the qualifying round in the
morning. Walter was medalist
with a 33 for nine holes; Peterson
shot a 35, Jensen a 34 and Sibert
a 36.
MISS WECKBACH GIVES VASE
One of the new additions to the
rare art collections in Morrill hall
is a hand painted Iris vase,
painted by Miss Lydia Weckbach,
Lincoln, and given to the museum
through her sister, Miss Mary
Weckbach.
Any Time of the Day
Is a Good Time in the
Day for
Good Eats
STOP AT THE
University Candy
Kitchen
2M No. 13th
8-7933
TOP HONORS GO
TO SCOTTSBLUFF
N SCHOOL MEET
Gothenburg Takes Group 3;
Bassctt Wins Class 2;
DeWitt.High In 1.
SHOWER HALTS COMPET
Soaked Track Eliminates
Possibility of Record
Breaking Efforts.
Srotlsbliiff In Group IV. Gothen
biiig in Group III. Bassett in
roup II. and IVWitt in Group 1
were winners In the twenty-eighth
annual state high school tiack
meet held Friday and Saturday on
the stadium tiack. Over a thou
sand prep school athletes were
brought to Lincoln for the meet,
which attiacted the laigest list of
entries ever to participate In the
annual affair.
Omaha Tech and Lincoln pushed
Scotlshluff hard for honors, there
being only two and a half points
difference' between the three teams.
Shower Halts Meet.
The meet was halted for a time
Saturday afternoon when a
drenching rain poured down upon
the stadium track leaving water
inches deep in several places. Run
ning events were postponed for
one hour while the pole vault, high
jump, and shot put were started
inside the east stadium. In spite
of the soaking, the track was not
as soft as might have been ex
pected, and several good marks
were made although no records
were broken.
Lambertus, Gothenburg low
hurdler, clipped some time off the
old state record, but was unable to
better his mark of 24.3 established
Friday afternoon in the prelim
inaries. Ayres, Lincoln distance
runner, and Asher, Scotlshluff boy
who holds the state record in the
half mile, staged two beautiful bat
tles in the half and the mile, with
Asher winning both events with a
scant margin. The Scottsbluff
distance runner passed up the
opportunity to try for a new record
in the half in order that he mipht
contribute more points to the
cause of winning Group IV.
An ndded attraction of Hie ineel
was the officiating of Jackson
Soholtz. Olympic 200 meters cham
pion, who served as starter and
referee.
The summaries:
(not r i.
lo.ard hiKh hurd'e: Won liy .Inroi,
rvhlpr; norond. Trrrv. Meadow rjrov;
third. B'lhke. Hrhrnn urad-'mv; (onrth P.
Mftrtin, I.ewntnn. Time 1(1 d.
inn-yard dnih: Won by Brn.vn. Fulr
mont : ronnd. Gnndmnn. Pruning, third,
HniKht, Puhoi; fourth. cirnond. Km
fraon. Time ln S.
Mite run: Won by R. Bluser. IVjnean;
prond. Rolhmeier. Alexandria ; third. J.
riark. Dunbar; fourth. R. Clark, Lewia
ton. Time A 44. .V
220-yard danh: Won bv Sihaff Hewitt;
eernnd. Brown. Katrmont ; third, Ilartunek,
Tohiae: fourth, Greenwood, Emerson.
Time 2,13.
220-yard low hurdle: Won hv Bethke.
Hebron arademv; second. BreeflVn. Fair
mont; d. HalKht. Puhnu; lourth. J.
Wiedum. Arlington. Time 27 2.
44H-ard run: Won by Ferr
r.rove; necond. f'arleon. Ate)l;
Jacob?. Peehler; lourth. Krtck,
Meadow
third. I..
SpaldtnK.
Time A4.4.
HfiO-yard run: Won by BlHner. Innran:
aecond. Tiern'v, Klpln ; third. P.othmeler,
Alexandria: fourth, raul. Welran hich.
K0-yard relay: Won by Hewitt I Peter
son. Mudrow. Weihe). Schaffi: second.
Fairmont: third, Heshlor; fourth. Axtell.
Time 1 SB. 9.
Time 2:11.2.
Field Fcnl.
.Tavelln: Won by Blazek, Weston. i:2
feet 7 1-2 inches; second L. Wiedum, Ar
lington. 144 feet S Inches, third .T. Wie.
dum, Arlington, 110 feet 3 Inches: fourth
Sllker, Chester, 1.16 feet P, 12 inches.
Pole vault: Won by Orr, Doniphan. 10
feet 9 inches; second H. Martin. Lewiston,
in feel 6 Inches; Foster, Brady; Jehnek,
Brainard and Patton. Dry Vallev, tied for
third and fourlh. in feet 3 Inches.
Shot put: Won by Haddnn. AleXHlidrla,
42 feet ," 3-4 Inches; second Brukmr. Wes
lon, 41 feel; third Hchatt. Hewitt, Ml teot
ft Inches; fourth Leech, Brady, 40 feel 2
Inches.
Hlch Jump: Won hy Kby. Wood lJke. fi
feet ft l-2inches; second. Jacobs. Davkm,
ft feet 4 1-2 Inches; third. Parker, Wea
leyan hiph. feet 3 1-2 Inches; P. Martin,
Lewiston, Rarlunek. Tovias; H. Martin,
Lewiston and Bucklln. P;incrofl, tied for
fourth at ft feet 1 l-.' iiu-hea.
Discus: Won by Martin, Lewiston, 112
feet 9 Inches: second cr,aff, Pewltt, 107
feet ft 1-2 Inches; third Scott. Dry Vallev,
ins. feet 9 Inches; fourth Hewitt, Ulysses,
103 feet ft Inches.
Broad Jump: Won by Orr, Doniphan, 20
feel a Inches; second Bartunek. Tobias. 20
fept 3 3-4 Inches: third Bucklin. Bancroft,
20 feet; fourth Wiedum, Arlington, 19 feet
11 1-2 Inches.
r.Rot r n.
120 yard hiKh hurdles: Won hy Martin.
St. Paul; second. Zwonecheck. Wilber;
third. Woolery, Stanton; fourth, Plummer,
Bridgeport. Time 1ft. ft.
100 yard dash: Won by Lyman. Bassett;
second. Joy. Osceola; third. Copeland,
CrelBhton; fourth, Froellck. Friend. Time
10 4
Mile run: Won by Rouse, Burwell; sec
ond, Oeschlaeper, West Point ; third, Stan
ton, Tllden; fourth, cillbert Muhr, Bridge
port. Time 4:f2.
220 yard dash: Won by Lyman. Bassett:
second, Oodtel; third. Younfi. Bridgeport;
fourth, F.stes, Bassett. Time 23. ft.
220 yard low hurdles: Won hy J. Martin.
St. Paul; second, Rogers, Lyons: third,
Plummer. Bridgeport; fourth, Zlnk, Ster
ling. Time 26 4.
440 yard run, group II: Won by Roberts,
Trenton; second, Littrell, Wilber; third,
Barnes. Bassett; fourth, Laux, Franklin.
Time ft3.7.
880 yard run: Won by Muhr, Bridgeport;
second, Boone. Franklin; third. Rouse,
CLASSIFIED WANT ADS.
MANUSCRIPTS tvped ft(ic per thousand.
EDITH O. MONTGOMERY. Experienced
typint. F 8t.
LOST On the campus on Ivy way, jeweled
A. O. Pi pin. BP08S.
AFTER ALL its a Townaena pnotogrspb
you want.
Ol COURSE yoi,r photogra.pt) from llauck'a
Stuolo r. hi please
MANUSCRIPTS typed .c per thousand.
EfMr O. Montgomery, experienced typist
1615 F St. BH440.
LOST Hegner Zoology text book. Finder
notiry Lottie Cramer. F5658. Reward.
University Students
DO YOU KNOW FIVE STUDENTS CAN
HIRE A YELLOW CAB
For nine cents for the first mile for each passenger. Six cen's for each
mile thereafter for each passenger. We solicit your part) business.
Ensign Yellow Cab and Transfer Co.
i PHONE
C.ornhmktrt llrvaU
Fien With t'.ytlonru
Tha Cornhuakar baseball ttam
broka avtn with Iowa Stata In
its aanas played at Amas Fri
day and Saturday, winning tha
gams Saturday tM, after los
ing tha Friday mil, 5 J. Bat
Writs tn tha Friday game tar
Nebraska wars Pickett. Arma
tia and M. Williams, tnygg; for
Iowa, Thrift, Custafson, and
Adland.
Hjrn, rntinh. VtMhianer, Tomt.
hk-t trf ra tutn
turn I.. J.hm im.. L mn , ai-nfl
Hrvrl ihut. o.a, mnh.
bnrta. Tim 1 -la
M I !,
tviiii! n m h. lna Nmafi drnv.
M f . Rmi, Kr.nlitin. !
(rl ft in. hN, Ihlfrt, HmHh. I 4nffl. Hi
fffi ft in.hr. fouiih, luiviffl, Mt
( 4 ' in he
I'm viuii lnn hv Kii hul . Ostai.aia. II
Ui IS in. he, awrt! H". I"
fi irh. Hii. wwi.
It. henk Hat ar1. Uilmmi fiaaiia a.
lirt fnr third im fMinh l' il imhe
.'. itt . Wat I v Mum. 1 tiBtort,
fs t 4 . . '(. A i ! , I
r. i 1 ir 'irf : ihi1 flriitoi. Anir , 41
ffl t', inKr fmirth, NirhmfW., Hraver
I'll. l f ft In. hra
Hifc'h Jump ?.tn hv Hun ell. S
ti 4 m he. p-ond. .'inhari. I'ui
hrton. third. Hhnera. l. l'aU. louith.
Jo. Oneola .
Imu. Wr r.v Umith Trentnn. 117
fr ' inthe-: nwnrt. Hall. BrirtKnon .
112 li 4 in lie, third. Una. Nrman
i.nive I U fH US m he, fouiin, Bn
lui, AnlM. I' S lnh-
H'"d Jump Won hv l. man. Baeit.
3m rri 7 in. m. an-ond, hiaik, Onaiiaia.
2i frei NS inriira; third. Martin. Hi. I'aiil,
I frrt f) ni-hea: Oomrk Hett and Hail
t. Hhrn Aradrm, ud Mr Imirih. i
feet h in.he.
;hoi r in.
IM ard nich hurdle: hv putton.
Cotnri (mind. Mairolm Ha vein k : third,
Mra. Aurtn-a. fourth, IVn. Pavid Cit.
l.mr. 1 7
1 1 mi ard danh- Won hv Hannen. Hav-
k r . nfl Pi i. wn third Oav,
Hr.tken H ; fmirth, O Neill. Fullerton.
Time. 0 2
Mile run: Wn hv tephn. Central
Oh eond. Pron. Minrtn; third. Frn.
Ord fourth. V9. oUth Hioux City. Time.
4 IT
r.'ii vard dah: Won hy Hansen. Ha va
iner , "eond. MrKemie. Reward, tnird.
ity, Pavid Cit; lounh. Pixl. Jakun.
1 iinr. 22 fi.
JW ard low hurdle Won hv iJimher
In. Coihenhurg; necond, MKenri, hw
ard; third, i'ardwell. Heward, fourth, Pul
ton. I'nitad. Time. 2S 2.
4 4 yard run; Won by !.amhrtu, Gth
entiurs; e-ond. Iteid. Ja hon : tl.ird. An
drn Hufterinr; fourth. Ingeranll. Tecum
aeh. Ttmr, M 2
SHU ard run: Won hv Harrlon. Have
o-k; aecond. Puniap. Crete; third. Caw ley,
CrHe; fourth, Stephen. Central City.
Time. 2. on 3
RRrt.yaid rela: Wni hv Havelork iH.
Smith. Pormer. I-aw. Hanpeni; aeiond,
tioihenhuric; third. Cocad; fourth, Jarkaon. ,
Time 1 3ft tV ,
Field r.vent.
Javelin- Won hv Kahrnhruck. Crete, HI
fert l inh; peennd. Putton, Cnd, 14ft
frrtt 1 l-.t inthen; third, Hoffman. Ah
land. 144 fei ; fourth, Hentley, Tecumneh,
140 feet t inrhe.
shot put : Won by pilev. .larknon, 4;i
feet h t richer: eectnd. prewater. Holdrece.
4:t ft 2 inches; third, Hoffman. Ashland.
42 f-et It tn-n; fourth, Hlariky, Crete,
4') fert 3 inrhe.
H.Kh Jump: Won hv Car-well. Gothen
hurg. 5 feet 1-2 inche: necond, C.ruia.
HoldrrKe. feet S 1-2 inchea; llletfora.
i'rete; Punche. Wymore and Supanchek.
Pnvid City, tied for third and fourth, b
fert 4 1-2 Inches.
Ptiiup; Won hy Putton. Coiad. 113 feet
inches; second. Huff man. A'hland. Ill
feet 11 1-2 lnchen; third, Kahrnhnnh.'
Crete. 107 feet 9 inches; fourlh. Fixemer,
Geneva, 107 feet ft Inches.
Broad Jump: Won hv Card well. Reward.
21 feet 4 inches; aecond, Jenkins. Oothen-'
burn. 20 feet 7 Inches ; Spray. Aurora. 2"
teet 4 1-2 inches ; Wash, Jackson and
Hampton. Gothenburg, tied for fourth, 1W
feet ll inches.
Pole vault: Won by Jenkhu. Gothen
burg. 10 feet 3 inches; Putton. Coiad;
porsey, . Wymore: Kahrnhruch. Crete .
Smith. Jackson, tied for aecond, third and
fourth.
fiKOIT IV.
U'd-vnH Hgh hurdles: Won by Weir.
Lincoln; second Gordon, Omaha Centra);
third Young. Hastings; fourth Chamber
Iain. Gnind Mand. Time 16.3.
I0ft-ard dash: Won hy Kellev, Grand
Mand ; cecond, Pickerson. Omaha Tech ;
third. While. Omaha Tech; fourth. Rea,
Lincoln. Time io.2.
Mile run: Won by Asher. Scottsbluff:
second. A. vers. Lincoln ; third. Brasher r,
Srnitsbluff. fourth. Sandhagen, Omaha
Central. Time 4 36.1.
220- ard dash. Won by Pickerson,
Omahn Tech ; second. Overst reet. Scotts
bluff; third. Kellev, Grand Island; tounn,
White, Omaha Tech. Time 22.,.
220-yard low hurdles: Won bv Young.
Hastings; aecond. Weir, Lincoln; third,
Overstieet. Scottsbluff; lourth, Lanyon,
Omaha Tech. Time 2ft. 7.
410-yard run: Won hy Ijine. Scotlshluff;
second. Skinner, Scottsnluff ; third. Walker.
Ornnha North; fourth, West, Kearney.
Time f2 f.
RMi j a rd run : Won by Asher, Scotls
hluff : second. Avers. Lincoln ; third.
Graves, Ralrica , fuui lh, Brasher. Scot is -bluff.
Time 2:0tl,4.
RRO-vard relav: Won by Scoitsbluff
(Skinner, Furhack, Lane, Overstreett; sec
ond. Omaha Tch; third, Lincoln; fourth,
Beatrice. Time 1:35.
Held K vents.
Shot p;t : Won by Peterson. Omaha
Teh. 4fi feet, 1 "t inches, second, Wilka,
Omaha lech. 44 feet. 3 Inches; third,
Relfschneider. Lincoln, 43 feet, o Inches;
Ijimplaugh. North Platte, 43 feet Inch.
High Jump: Won bv Adams, Grand Is
land, ft teet fi1,. Inches; second. Copple,
Grand Islnnd. .S feci 7'4 inches; Treat,
Lincoln, Rilk. Omaha Tech. and Miller.
Scottsbluff, tied for third and fourth, 6
feet ft 1-2 Inches.
Piscus: Won by Wilks. Omaha Tech, 120
feet ft Inches; second. Mastcrson. Lincoln,
118 feet. 7 inchra, third, Chatfleld. Scotta-
Davis Coffee
Shops
Day and Night - 108 N. 13
Facing: Campm 1131 R
Fountain Serric
How Abcut Your College
Expenses For Next Year?
Write us Imnedlately for a pood
money-making proposition selling
(1) college ant fraternity jewelry
including: class 'Infrs. (2) attractive
hiph prade individual stationery
printed to cus omers order. (3)
complete line ol felt and leather
ponds, and (4) al styles of collepe
belts carrying buckles with or with
out your college colors. In your
letter, state which of the above four
interests you, and he sure to give
two references art your summer
address.
Indian Sales Agency
Williamaburi, Va.
(I.Tl?
O'uff Mi fe I MthM: Inurth, Rranai,
ritiomt. HO feel S
Hrwari yirnp to uA ( Omaha
Te.0. (I el, S , mthe. ..nd Dimuii.
II. una 11 feel I lexhea. thiil. Aeher.
k.. hi. I, h, ft M Irel S' lnel.ee, BJiafMll.
trem.HM. o lee 1 1 im hea
Jaieun V n . Haeierww Mnftit.
la feel S IRtHea: . Nlon. Viva.
SS feel IS lr.ir.ea, thlra. Mmixfl.
miumhue J fee) I whee. fnuflU
4e't. Ilium Te.h. JJ le4 IS loehea
rie null. I. Airee Lincoln ana
t-hemi-eiiain, flran4 leiaiwj He for fuel
an4 ae.on.1 II feel S' liwhea. Shire.
I.imoin imt Panea. Kearne), Ile4 lirf
lhu ana fminn, 1 1 reel.
I
IFI
LAUDS PUBLICATIONS
Richardson, Once Ncbraskan
Chief, Says Journalism
Experience Big Help.
Edlter'a Not: Thla I n
ether of a aarlea of article re
garding former editore of tha
Dally Nebraakan.
Taul Richarrfann. a former editor
of The Dally Nebraakan. and now
aalea promotion manager of
Pierce-Phelpa. Inc., wboleaale radio
dmtnnittora located in innanei
nhla. Ta.. recently replied to a let
ter Bent him hy the present ataff
questioning the value of his ex
perience aa editor or Tne ."Ne
braakan. Mr. Richardson aaya in hia let
ter: ' I think that of all atudent
activities a man derives a treat
deal mare benefit from work on
college publications than anything
else. In the first place, you learn
to write. I don't believe there is
any one thing in business that Is
so valuable as the ability to write
rapidly and clearly. 1 am not
speaking: of the advertising busi
ness primarily, but of any business.
Business Training Good.
"In addition to the writing one
receives on the editorial side of a
publication, I think that the train
ing on the business side is equally
as g:ood. An advertsing solicitor
on a student publication meets re
tail merchants and many oilier
business men and undoubtedly
gains a lot of valuable experience."
In .'peaking of courses taken at
the tiniversity the former editor
said. "I think that my experience
as editor of The Daily Nebraskan
has befn very valuable to me. I
also feci that the journalism
courses at the University of Ne
braska are also extremely helpful.
I consider Mr. Lawrence exceed
ingly well qualified for his position
and look back with the most pleas
ant memories to my contacts with
him. In addition to the courses in
journalism, I believe that litera
ture courses, such as comparative
literature courses formerly offered
by Dean Buck, are very valuable."
"in answering a question regard
Van Sant School of Business
Day and Evening Schools
Co-Edueatlonal No Solicitor,
No Contract, No Pre-paymenu
Summer seaalon for teacher,
and itudents
JA 5S90 OMAHA
Cor. 19th and Dougla St,.
WOMEN'S Patent Center Buckle
One-strap. Cutout on Vamp and
Quarter.
Men's Blarlc and White Sport Ox
ford. Same In Tan and White.
Goodyear Welt.
Ihrf' tftl 3T aT
Boys' Black or Tan Oxford.
year Vielt. Siiea 11 to 5 1
Boys' Tennis Shoes. Wonderful
Values. All Sixes.
Infants' Patent Leathor Ona -
Sizes 4 to 8.
CHILDREN'S and misses'
One-strap. vitn bionae
trimming. Rubber Heel.
Sizes 81-2 to 2
mm
ing tha college newapaper cf today
Mr. Plihanlaon aaya, "I have no
criticism to offer regarding tht
college oewapapera of today. You
may ha Intereated to 'mow that
Here There and Everywhere
Shantung Suits
itf
'iff 11
It' nip anrl luck to tee vhich will be thf favorer!
of these two puil? that is we mean the blouse is
tucked .in and the waistline nipped in but mot
important of all is that they're shanlunps emart
for campus vear.
$16.95
Anil a slianluns cloche to
$10
CO ED CAMPUS SHOP
(aifiJly g;feAV& ui;ri
WOMEN'S IMPORTED SANDALS
The Kinney Co. has a large assortment of these
wflLinarlf jind uttmrtivei Woven Sandals in
Good- many color combinations at Prices that will
- 2. '
save you money.
. ll aaaaaaaia.aiaiaii.aa''l"l"l,,a
This is your opportunity to SAVE THAT DOL
LAR on the wonderful specials' that Kinneys are
now oiiermg.
strap.
I,.
Patent
Lizard
1024 O St.
aim a my giadualion 1 bate luM
alumni of a great many fa.Mr,B
colleges, including quit a few hn
era interested in the puhiuatj,!
of vaiimia a hxl.
match -
1123 R Street
tLV