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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 20, 1907)
i mm i iniirTM T s--- THE DAILY NEBRASKAIN Y08T ON FOOTBALL. (Continued from pago one.) Gfoe 35atl Iftebraeftatr - TfilB pROPiURTr OF THE UNIVERSITY OF NEBHABKA. - Lincoln, Nebraska. . PUBLISHED EVERT DAY' EXCEPT SUNDAT AND MONDAY $JY THE BTUDENT PUB. BOARD. Publicity Offlei, 126 No. 14th St. , EDITORIAL 8TAFF. Edltor-ln-Cfnlef M. A. Mills, Jr., '08 Managing Editor Clyde E. Elliott, '09 BU8INE88 8TAFF. Manager H. C. Robertson, '09 Aist Manager Q. M. Wallace, '10 Circulator , W. A. Jones, '10 Aait. Circulator L. J, Weaver, '10 Editorial and Business Office: BA8EMENT, ADMINISTRATION BLDQ. Postofflce, Station A, Lincoln, Neb. x i - - SUBSCRIPTION PRICE,' $2.00 PER YEAR Payable In Advance 8lngle .Copies. 5 Cents Eaoh Telephones: Belt A 1466, Auto 1888 INDIVIDUAL NOTICES will bo charged for at tho rato of 10 cents por lnsortion for ovory (If toon wprds or fraction thereof. Faculty notices and University bulletins will gladly bo published froo. Entorod at tho postofTluo at Lincoln, Nebraska, as second-class mall matter under tho Act of Congress of March 3. 1879. VACATION". This will bo,, tho last Ibbuo of tho Dally Nobraskan until after tho close of vacation period, January 'G. Tho regular Saturday Ibbuo would not reach a groat number of tho local subscrl bors, Inasmuch as many of them will loave fluT city today and" early tomop row. For those roaBons It has been de cided .that tho Ibbuo of today should nlnan tVirh dnrlna nnitvlncy flirt Into 1 Ort7 Evory face upon tho campUB reflects the joy-of pleasures anticipated far'tho noxt few weeks. Many have been counting tho weeks, then tho days, and now tho hours until tlfo Christmas vacation should at length comoWTool lng that tho Intervening tlmoAvduld nover pass. But finally It haB, bear ing witness to tho ultimate truth of TTgld three-year competition rule was pasBec tho number of games or each team. was limited to five, training table was abolished, and fall practice con fined to,tho actual school year. This mado western schools oven less at tractive to wostorn athletes. It prom ised a football playor a maximum of but fifteen games during his entire college courBO virtually about tho number ho would play In ono BoaHon as a member of any eastern eleven and robbed him of the privilege of representing his university at all for more than three years. "Tho full force of all IheBo restric tions was experienced during tho sea son of 1907. Not only had the Penn sylvania eleven played In ten games to Michigan's fivo, before the game at Ann Arbor, but several of tho Pennsylvania ' playors wore also en joying t4 full fruits of 1905 and 1906 development that had not been ac corded their western rivals. Tho same condition would have prevailed In any lrilersectlonal contest. That tho west mado as good a showing as It did In tho faco of such, odds Is tho really remarkable phase of tho situa tion." - St Louis University has scheduled a gnme-with-Crelghton for next year. As soon, however, as Cochems re turns from the east Chicago, Vander- Jjllt, Michigan, Carlisle, Western Uni versity of Pennsylvania and others will bo added to tho' list. Wabash College will likely be dropped next year, aB It Is not a school of very much prominence in the west! During tho Christmas vacation Prof. Grove E. Barber will attend at Chi cago, tho meetings of the Archaeolog- Take Something Home For Him Young Fellows bachelors, father they all will appreciate the very things you will find in ths men's store. Things for his comfort practical and novel In great" variety. Our sales men wit courteously suggest which , may assist you in getting just the thing you want and that which he will most appreciate. Pennants Make highly appreciated gifts -for either genlemen or lady and we show now a very complete display of col leges -east and West. (&reeffieH Magee Merry Christmas UNIVERSITY BULLETIN. XM1RJSPECIAUY i - ...... . .. . . . . , . We make a specialty of two rings; the DIAMOND SOLI TAIRE ENGAGEMENT RING and the PLAIN GOUD WED DING RING. The former binds the bargain and the latter ties the knot. If you have the girl, we have the ring. Hallett, 1143 O St; ESTABLISHED 1871- tho old ndago that all things come to him who waits. Nothing now remains but to onjjoy to tho fullest extent ovory Enjoyable detail of tho whole vacation. ' Tho. rest In Itself is highly impor tant . to many and will no doubt bo accoptablo wub well as beneficial to all Tho strain incident to a long continuous, mental effort makes many.- feel tho absoluto necessity of regain rv. lng a part at least of tho old bodily strength and vigor. Tho Daily' Nobras kan takes this opportunity of , offering its readers tho compliments ot tho season, aoplng that tho holidays soon to materialize, wllbrlng you all tho ploasuro and happiness of 'your an ticipation. And that at tho close of this recess all will return refreshed. In mind and body and In all ways again equal to tho tasks imposed by tho situation. ' Twd scholarships for American women aro being offered by tho English" Universities corresponding to, theJRhodes 'scholarships -for men. Each scholarship entitles the holder to 300 pounds per year, and Is won .by taking JhehoJeaQxa.mlnatlQns, in Latin; Greek and Mathematics. ical Institute of America, the Ameri can Philological Association, and tho committee of School of classical stud ios in Rome. Indiana University is taking, steps to form an oratorical and debating lenguo among the larger schools of tho West. This organization would bear tho "same relation to this work that tho Conference Schools' do to ath letics, The Delta Delta: Delta sorority "of Iowa City has built a $10,0j)0 house. It raise $lu,000 for a "gym" to meet a Is the flrstpf its kind to bo built in Iowa City. Friday, December 20. Christmas vacation begins 6:00 p.. ' m., Friday, December 20, and ends 8:00 a. m., Monday, January 6. Saturday, January 11. Basket-ball, Muscatine vs. Nebras ka. Informal dance. Friday, January 17 Fraternity Hall Sophomore Jbtop. Friday," January 31. , BaBkot-ball, Nebraska vs. Missouri. Informal dunce. Friday, February 21. Lincoln Hotol. Junior Prom. Eight of th'e nine justices of the su preme court of tho United States aro college men; seven of the. eight are from denominational colleger Wanted In vacation, a woman for housohold work in our homo, to begin soon. Rev. J. G. Thompson, 329 No. lGth St. Auto 4139. Lost Fountain peri, Finder please leave at Nebraskan office and receive reward. Jewelry for Christmas, presents. University Book Store. Matt's placePool and clgars-r-oid Heidelberg? 140 JNa Elovepth street TonriantB! Pennants! University Book Store. Pennants! , Dr. $has, Youngblut, dentist, 202 Burr Blk. TheACmE Bowling, Billiards, Pool and Cigars Tho Finest Placo In tho West. 934. P Slroot MEM MEN CANNON CO. THE 'WW SMOKP HOIISf Welcomes all students and invites you to enjoy our Smoking and Reading Room. It's a. pleasure to please. Try us. "UNI" SMOKE HOUSE. 1132 O STREET EXCLUSIVE W' 8 TAILORS 8 1320 N St., Llnooln, Nsb. ', 5 Got your shoes shlned by -5 Amorlo'an boys 'at jl i COLE & NIcKENNA'S 5 P A LWL GARDEN '!; 3 1132 O" 1132 JO 'jj The beat placo to eat In town Is at Dons Oaf 9 114 So. Eleventh street. Michigan will have Schultz, Was mund, Casey, AJdorlco, Watklns, Lehr and Featherstone as a .nucleus for a team next year. Schultj will bp.the captain. 1 Af TENTlbN, STUDENTS The senior B. E.'s, of the Unlversi ty of Illinois are makingvoh .extensive1 trip in tho east, taking in Now York, Norfolk, Va., and 'other pqlnts. 7 ' OhaEBnofiitgri27 So. L2th, Do you want to live and live right and at the same time live cheap. . If so 'read this ad and get in line for next term.. We will take twenty students, eltherTatirea or gentlemen to board, at $3.25 per week and serve up the very best of everything. Make application now for net term. Remember we guarantee satisfac tion. ' ' " , FF The WINDSOR HOTEL J h'.i ta . ft t ' f. '. W V .r v. v WMfMNMI
