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the Daily nebraskan
A consolidation of
Tho Hcaporiiui, Vol. 31, Tho Nebrnftknn, Vol, 10
Scnrlot nnd Grcnm, Vol. 4.
PiibllHhcd dally, except Bundny ntul Monday,
nt tho UnlTorHity of NobrnHkn, Lincoln, Neb.
by tho Himporinn Publiflhlng Co.,
Boxnn Or DmicTonB
Professors J. I. Wycr, nnd C. It. Richard:
H. P. Lcnvltt
Jolm WcBtoror E. It. Walton.
Editor-in-Chief
Mnniurcr
Afwoclutfl Editor
Circulator
Pred A. Bwooloy
A. O. Schrolbor
A. M Lovy
Walter E. Stnndoven
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IJ. L. Swan
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Editorial Remarks
The "Innocents" with their good
deeds represented by a deil's head,
Ihe "Hlack Masque" with its Rood in
tentions lepresonted by an ebony dom
ino. What's in a name?
A Tough Nut.
Under the caption "Who Are Cham
pions" the Wisconsin Cardinal com
ments as follows upon the western bas
ketball championship.
After Chicago's defeat Minnesota, who
split even with the east, upon playing
the same teams that Wisconsin did,
was defeated by larger scores, was
given a chance to vindicate herself, but
declined to play. Now, If Nebraska,
after being overwhelmingly defeated
by Chicago, feels that she has been
slighted, Wisconsin stands ready to
meet her at any time, either at Lincoln
or on a neutral floor. As things stand
at present Wisconsin still claims the
champonship.
"A movement Is on foot among
western institutions, especially at Chi
cngo and Iowa, headed by Mr. Ray
( raft and' Mrs. Ross respectively, to ar
range a satisfactory western collegiate
schedule. If this Is done petty wrang
ling will be done away with. The Wis
consin management will lend Its hear
l support to this movement and hopes
that It may be successfully accom
plished." As the Cardinal says, It is very un
foitunate that some sort of schedule
cruld not have been arranged whereby
a line could be drawn to locate the bas
ketball championship for 1905 and, with
Wisconsin, we hope and trust that the
promoters of such a scheme may be
successful. But this will not decide
.he present champions, nor will any
other device. There is nothing to pre
vent the Badgers fiom putting forth
their Maims, nor Is there anything to
prevent the Maroons, nor the Gophers
nor even the Cornhuskers from putting
forth their respective claims. At pies
ent the situation is this: Minnesota
was defeated twice by Nebraska, Chi
cago and Minnesota split even, and
Wisconsin defeated Chicago. In spite
of the insistence of the Cardinal Ne
biaska did not meet the University of
Chicago. We were defeated in Chica
go, but by tho Chicago Central Y. M.
C. A., and we are loathe to credit the
Maroons with every victory that is won
in the Windy City. Considering only
these four teams Wisconsin has lost
no games, and won one, Minnesota has
lest three and won one, Chicago has
lost two and won one, and Nebraska
has won two Wisconsin is welcome to
hei hampli:vt',,,, claims.
Regarding Wisconsin's readiness to
meet Nebraska, we were ready some
time ago to meet the Badgers, resort
ing to mail and telegraph In a vain ef
fort to schedule a game with them eith
er heieor at Madison, preferably thei'(
but no game was forthcoming. Our
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The First National Bank
of Lincoln, Neb.
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY.
Capital $ 200,000.00
Surplus 100,000.00
Undivided profits . . 40,000.00
S. H. Burnham, Prea.
A. J. Sawyer, Vice-President.
H. S. Freeman, Cashier.
H. B. Evans, Asst. Cashier.
Frank ParkB, Asst. Cashier.
P. R. EaBterday, Auditor.
BICYCLES
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Easy Payments, Trading, Prompt Repairing
Lyman's, 231 so. 11th.
Oo to SIDLES, the Up-
to-Date Sporting Goods
Man, for Base Ball sup-
o plies, all Athletic Goods.
"The western collegiate basketball
season Is over, but who the legitimate
champions are seems to ho In doubt.
JVViscoirela at present claims the cham
pionship and has done ko ever since
she defeated Chicago. The Dally
Nebraskan In commenting on the
situation seems to Infer that Wiscon
sin hasn't a 'look In and suggests
that this coveted honor might belong
to her 'when the smoke has cleared
away.' It Is unfortunate that the
western colleges that support basket
ball teams did not have some schedule
whereby all teams might have met.
This, however, did not happen and we
can only estimate the strength of
these different teams by comparatho
scores, as we do in other branches of
athletics.
"As the season drew to a close Min
nesota and Chicago were the only two
teams that claimed ai.y chance for
championship laurels. Chicago was
put out of the running when Wisconsin
easily defeated her on her home iloor.
last game of the season was played last
week and the team has disbanded.
Any support Nebraska can lend to
the movement suggested by the Cardi
nal's comment will be accorded with
the utmost celerity.
GRAND MASK CARNIVAL.
0 ing to the many requests of those
who took part In the last carnival at
the Auditorium Skating Rink, tho
management has decided to hold an
other of those fun producing parties
on Friday evening, April 7. Grand
march at 9:30 when all masks will be
removed and four handsome prizes will
be awarded.
A torn up front makes the outside of
our store rather uninviting, yet within
we are showing the flnesfln young
men's suits ever brought to the 'city.
Palne's Clothing Store.
M. E. SIDLES
1317 0 St., Lincoln, Nebr
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Sewed Soles 75c
Nailed Soles 50c-75c
Straighten Heels 25c
ituouer Heels, 1st quality 40c
Patches iO'j
Pieces on Soles i5C
Goring 50C-75C
InHolea 10c
Eyelets . . . 'm oc
Tongues .---. ioc
Heel Lining . i5c.
Rips ." ... 10c-25c
Heelplates 5c-15c
Re-Dyeing use.
Cuban Heels ..,... 35c
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HandTurned Soles 85c
Heols "..15c-25c
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Rubber Heels 350
Pieces on Soles ! ! .15c
Patches iilcllSc
Tips 25c
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Heels
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