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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (April 28, 1904)
rflfyi'i'If! nm r..i "i I'M; L v j' 1a ij i,. &be Dalit BcbraeMn h i HMMHaaBMHHaMMMHMBllHHHaiBHBHIHH , i s f s V ' . BUSINESS DIRECTORY Every Loyal University Student Is Urged to Patronize these Nebraskan Advertisers, and to Mention the Paper While Doing So. ART GOODS Curtice, Lincoln Book Store. pANKS -Columbia, First National. R A TATARS' SUPPLIES A. L. Unde land & Co. BICYCLES, ATHLETIC GOODS Sam Hall, Sldloa, Glrard, Lyman. BOOKS & STATIONERY Porter, C- Op, Brown, University Book Btoe. Sam Hall, Lincoln Book Store. BOOK BiNDING Gillespie. GUILDERS Lincoln Sash and Door Manufacturing Co. CARPENTER Wilson. CIGARS Powell, Llndsey, Follart. CLOTHING Unland, Magee & Deemer, B. L. Paine, Armstrong. .COAL Groryfc RJprte. Wt-reMt' p. .. ftcnltk. CONFECTIONERY Lomln, MweM. DAIRY Franklin, Lemlng. DANCING HALL Fraternity. DENTIS5TS Boston Dentists. DRUGGIST Steiner, Woetnpner. Reo- tor, Brown, Rlggs, Wright, Red CroBB. DRY GOODS Miller Paine. wrvrniTORn T.intvoln Local. Lincoln Transfer. ' FIJORISTS-Chnpln Bros., C. H. Frey. FURNITURE Rudgo & Gueneel, A. M. DavlB, Hardy. GROCERS Keystose. HARDWARE Hall. Rudge & GuenteL HOTELS Llndell, Walton, Boyd. INSURANCE Connecticut Mutual. JEWELERS Tucker, Hallet, Wolfe, Trlckey. LAUNDRIES Yule Bros., NOVELTIES Thorpe. OPTICIANS Dr. J. J. Davis, Hallet, Trlckey. PAINT & WLASS Western Glass & Paint Co. PIANOS Sohmoller & Mueller, Ross . Curtice.' PLUMBING Koremeyer. POOL & BILLIARDS Powoll. EBITING, Griffin Greer. New Cen tury, Ivy PreBB, Review Press, George Broe. RESTAURANTS Weaterfleld, Home Cafe, Don eameron, Hendry, Palace Dining Hall, American- Cafe. SHOES Perkins & SheMon, Sander son, Anderson, SUITORlxhr Weber. THEATRES OlllTerr-' TYPEWRITERS Olllver. TAILORS-Unland, Bumatead, Union College Tailors, Denver Tailors, Her zog. TURPIN for acceptable Una state tf entente THE PATENT RECORD, BaHlaToffl. MC mice of tho PATBMT HBOO $IM ' vH I I J AN I I ARROW COLLAR I I 10 CENTS, 2 FOR. 20 CCNTS OLUETT, P5AB0DY & GO. IIAKEM 6F OUWTT AMP MPNCrt tHlKV .J aMwiiunn I FENCE BEING PUT UP. Athletic Field Undergoing Change New Football Rules. The clearing and surveying of the site for the new physics building has been completed, and In consequence the appearance of the athletic field is be ginning to change. Posts have been placed for a fence running west from tho main hall the width of the field. Within tho enclosure the new structure will stand. During the football sea son the fence will bo torn out, as tho intervening distance between it and the wing must be used'. The north fence has been moved out to the T street curb, and the north end will bo filled In and made level with the rest of the field. For this purpose the dirt from the excavation for the basement of tho physics building will be used. Tho lumber- from the south forty feet of tho grandstand, which was torn down, is being piled up at the north end of tho structure, and will be util ized for the building of a new addition. At present the field looks very limited, as it Is, but the matter of space has been figured out nicely. There will be fifteen extra feet at the north end of the field, so that In defending their goal lino no team can moss and brace itself against the fence, and thus gain possession of the ball on account of tho failure of its opponents to gnln the proper distance. At tho south end, where tho L shaped wing extends out, there will be five feet of fr.ee Bpace. 'i ue goal posts are at a reasonable distance west of the northwest cor ner of the wing, so that the Bpace around it will bo free. Some notable changes have beep made In the football rules for next year, to which we will briefly call at tention. Six men must be in tho line of scrimmage at all times, and four men besides the quarterback may be played back of the line, but one of these men may play outside of either end of tho line. A, drop or place kick will only count four points Instead of five, as hereto fore. The quarterback will be' ill lowed to run with the bnll in any pa'rt of the field, provided he runs the Re quired five yards from the man who snaps tho ball. Penalties are to PP limited to five and fifteen yardB. T W umpires whistle will bo heard no more. He muBt have a bell or horn. In order that his signal may be dis tinguished from those of the pLher ofll clals. After tho umpire gives, tho sig nal, the team completes the play that has been started, paying no attention (a tho signal until the ball is downed. If a long run has resulted from the play during which the foul Is committed, tho run Is allowed if the fout has In no way caused or interforred with the checking of tho runner. A deliberate attempt to dra" an opponent off-side wHT call for a penal izing of five yards. If a fair catch is interferred' with in any way, the catch er Is allowed fifteen yards and the priv ilege or puiiing yie pan in play in scrimmage or receive five yards and have a free kick. When a team Is forced (o bring the ball out from behind the, goal line after a touchfiackpr aBafety, and tho ball be kicked twice out of bounds, the opponents must put It In play" from tho 35-yard line by scrimmage Instead of on the 26-yard line as formerly. "On a punt after a touchdown the opposing team must stand no closer than 15 feet from the punter. The Minnesota Dally makes In part tho following complimentary mention of the entertainment accorded the girW basket ball team by Nebraska: "Enopgh can not be said In'prqlse of the hospitality shown the Minnesota girls by the Nebraslcans. One social event followed another In rapid suc cession. The girls were met at the train by a. large delegation and were at once 6lalmed by their various host-i esQes." Chapin Bros.. Florists, 127 So. 13th. Box of cigars given away every day at Powell's Oliver theatre building. Glee Club concert ftlay yth, Oliver Uneatre. Try an "loe cream soda" or a umfi ".Follow the Flag." Many Milejs Shortest to St. Louis. The only Unc with Its own Station at the main en trance of the World's Fair Grounds. Many special rates during the Exposition. All agents can sell via the Wabash.' HARRY E. MQORES, G. A, P. D., Omaha, Neb. The Shadow jj, Oliver 'wfn Typewriter . Jj The StandaTd Visible Writer nmW& EXTENDS OVER MmM .ALL THE 4:f jlliSS EARTH JUIm '$1 8$&&.. " vr''-' " - 1 1 '- STUDENTS For first-class Tailoring at low prices, see Union College Stu dents Tailors. Telephone 1209 Union College Tailors South Enterance College Bldg. DENVER TAILORING GO, H. WECKE8SER, Prop. Swtta mU to otdtt from 1 18.00 tp. Putt, $5.00, aiul up. W alio do CUuOom, PMfa( and Repairing. WorknatuhTp fiMt-CIau, aattafactlon ruarantMd. 33 M St. UndU Hold, Lincoln. VftJwivvviJVwvirtnAAAwvvnjvv' X nntnto Western Glass and Paint Co. lilt. -J At C. 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