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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 4, 1908)
. , -,,-. w-'-,,v,y..-r .;.-., i ji i;pj -. Tt-.vf- -.w," r ,""' r.'r- DAILY M. -THI? U- It' fe li. f saTf rt 4f'?V . '"'". iHlHt BsbbbV f r I. v I. ' 1aj 1 T Jr? im& t " ' HP- ! PS " ' i OliverrTheatre I nMHHftBHHHHMHHHHHHHBHIHHHHHHHMHMBBHiHBBHi i FRIDAY WIGHT, .FEB. ) 1. ' The Cow Puncher 8pecial Prices 50, 35 and 25 cents. SAT. MAT. and EVE. FEB. 8. Coming Thro' the Rye FRArjtf LaLOR & CO. CAST OF 80. Mat'.$V00 to 25c. Eve. $150 tol 50c. '" Monday NlghtfFebruary 10.-. i '-yStfARbCARLYLV. ' The Spring Chicken tRIC THEATRE W.MATiNBE;3.i?.1M.BV7j45 & ?00 jPRICESTEN ANDTWBNTY CENTS A.j.. . .., h - I1 i 4 1 , " '! LAMS MAN IGANS rComplete Vaudeville Show -ILLUSTRATED SONG "In the Wild .4 ..'Wood Where the Blue Bells Grew." c. . . v ' HARRY' A SMITH '' World Renowned Trick Pianist i-' ' MI8S MARIE CLARK r SjiuMt o.Slnger1 and. Conversationalist 'it -,. -'4 MIMIC FOUR '''' In "The DayAfter." ..r , .THE ROONEYS Combination .of Acts Dancing, Tumbl- ing and Bounding Ropes. Hnnyiiii -. 4 -. -. v- J. R j ei k. , , .T-ggTT" Wnk CfiMPHHCliE MoRiay. Feb. 3, "! FULTON STOCK GO. FRIENDS" Evening prices 15c and 26c k Maltnees, Wed. and Sat 15c beata rcsvd, Box office opeus 11 n. m. e3auar.a a: v-J-iv u & ' i r AUTO 3634 BELL A634 DR. J. R. DAUIS ,IK . OlHco horirs 9 to 5. Sundays 10 to 11. SPECIAL. RATE TO STUDENTS Over Bank of Commerce, 18ili & O Sts. LUDWIG'S Sprint Wftliris art Hirt! 1036 o Sit. ; Pv THE MJNI' SMOKE HOUSE Welcomes all students and invites you iltb, 5n)py: ourrmokng ana'TReSdiHg Room, It's a plasu re "to please; Try us,, V rv V r J 1'Ufll" SMOKE HOUtE. v'4fil3?ttpVTRfE: ii.-v "HiUS.-, fi ' .'M' . haw'ct"'a,ciM;ty ' -S-Tikr.;-V"' -ftiifk whI Easy lirhir hf 2Pi!JKHJTH ELsiVIENTH STREET h ". .' s.-t. nt- ., .-.. MAIFCTin I""!. - BUSINESS DIRECTORY Kvry li ii um uniiBiiii oiouvn ) t arced t patronise theta NebYas i ( kun adver tilers,' and .. to naentloa '"1 j II tl'..u.j.li.4.l..k i ..kit' ir fnyvt nuwv w. t ATHLETIC GOODS Lawlor. riANKS First Trust and Savings. Central National. BAKERIES Dalrymplo, Folsom, Pe tty. BARBER SHOPS Grand Central, Green's Shops, Marshall, Emmert. BATH HOUSE Chris'. , BOOK STORES Co-op; Lincoln; 'University. CAFE :Savoy, Windsor, Sanis, Dons, . Buds. CIGARS Cole & McKenna; Matt'a JPI&C6 CLEANERS Wood. CLOTHING FarqUhar; Magee & Deemer; MayeV Bros.; Sterling. COALT-Gregory; Whltebreast. CONFECTIONERY Dalrymplpj, Lin coln Candy" Kitchen; Olympfa Candy Co., Rood, Hlrschner-Mo'rse" " "" Folsom. DANCING ACADEMY Lincoln, Pitts'. DENTISTS Graham, Yungblut, J. R. Davis. DRESBMAIUNG Soukup. DRUGGISTS Hir8chner-Mor3e, Jer ' ry, Rlggs. p r pRY GOODS Hp'olshelmer; Miller & Paine. ' S ' V FLORISTSrChapInjC. H. Frey. FURNISHINGSrBudd; Magee s & Deemerj Mayer Bros.; Sterling.1 HAIR DRESSER Mrs. Davis;'' Mme. 'Ross, Mra.?J,sC. Bell, HAIR SEEC1ALIST Rico. HATTERS Budd, Heflloy, Lincoln Hat Co. JAPANESE GOODS Akagl. JEWELERS E. Fleming; Harris; Myers, Tucker, Hallett, Henderson and "Hald. IAUNDRIES Evans; Merchants;' Yule. LUNCHEONET.TES Tommy, Fosom. ' Dalrymple, Hlrschnor-Mbrse. MILLINERY Famous; Nichols. OPTICIANS Hallett; Myers; Shean. PHOTOGRAPHS EJazek, Hayden, Townsend, Clements. PIANOS Schmoller" & Mueller. PRINTERS George -Bros;;-SImmons. REAL ESTATE Humphrey. RESTAURANTS "Boston Lunch; Buds; CamoronB; Church; Climax; Dons; Dickinsons; FranclB Brosl; Sams, Windsor, Palace Dining 'Hall. SHINING PARLOR Cole & Mc Kenna. ' "" SHOES-r-Beckman Bros; Cincinnati Hereford & Petty; Rogers & Per kins; Sanderson. . SKIRTS Lincoln Skirt Co. STATIONERY Porter; Rbod. SUITORIUMS Weber. TAILQRS--Backstrom; DreBher; El liott;. Hoffio'y; Herzog; "L'udwlg; Scotch Wollen Mills, Union College Tailprs. THEATERS Jewell; Joy-o; Oliver; Lyric BIJou, Wonderland, Elite. TYPEWRITERS Underwood. KEYS Thorp. TROUSERS Baker Pants Co. Three passenger trains leave Lin coln oVery day via the Missouri Pa? clflc at 8:00 a. m., 2:30 p. m., and 10:16 p.' 'm.' Through pullman sleeper fop rKansas City leaves oyery night at io:ib p. m. Tne day express lor Kan sas City and, St. Louis leaves at8:00 a,.m. Fpr.fqll Information regarding rats, corinectlonB etc.', 'call ' at"clty ticke ofneo, 'sduthwost, corner Twelfth an'd'i'0 "sheets'. Depot, corner Ninth arid-S--' -J IAU I 'i'.. y ' ( -. BOX -. esA. Paper Sale ,. t Al Writing at -m -gofng on now. 50 w per ; .cent discpunt on tJl. box r piipia-jQiUithojiext .ten . flays. Now is the time to -stock up. v-f- HIRSOHINa-HORSE GOMR'Y "', PrtpplR)iion Drugclsts '. :Wl Tft! ELEVEIf H f t; . .' r ' i m i v ; NEBRASKA TAKES BOlM. Two Fast Games of Basket-Ball Played At Week End. On Tuesday and Saturday evenings the Nebraska basket-ball team again demonstrated its superiority by tak ing two stralght,games from Missouri, the first 'by-a. score' of 43 to 31, arid tho secotfd by 42 to 30. The Mlssourlans were apparently unable to cope with tho fast team work of tho Cornhuskers and at no time in either gamo did the home toam loso the lead. Both games were liber ally patronized notwithstanding tho disagreeable weather and an enjoyable Informal dance was held in tho chapel after each game. Tho first game was played under the A. A. U. rules and was not so rough or fiercely played as was tho sec ond games under the intercollegiate rules. Both games wore fast, how over, and many brilliant plays were pulled off by both sides. Walsh came in for tho greatest number of flold goals. His accuracy was too much for the lissourlans. Out , of tho forty points scored by Nebraska in the sec ond gamo Walsh contributed twenty Sly. Burrus was seen with tho team for the first time Hits year, having been out of school during the first se mester. Altho handicapped by .being out of practice his playing was first class. The Bells played their usual steady and reliable games at the guard positions and Perry at had no trouble with his ninn, Burnett. For Missouri, Henley, tho husky cen-. tor, was the star performed, during the first gamo he piled up 'tw6nty-threo points for his team. In the second game .Rlstlno, at right forward bad five goals and eight fouls to his credit. Some anxiety is felt in school be cause of tho reported delinquency of certain members of the team. Anthes and Walsh are said to have fallen be low the twelve hour requirement. It is to be hoped, however, that theBe defi ciencies will be made up before the la ter games. The summary, of the two games 1s as follows: Friday Evening. NEBRASKA G- FT F Burrus, r. g 2 0 5 P. Bell, r. g 0 0 3 Walsh, c 10 7 3 Perry, 1.. f 4 0 3 D. Bell, I. g , 2 0 4 Totals-. w.. ......... ..,.,.. 18 7 18 MISSOURI G FT F Driver, 1. f , 1 0 1 Rlstine, r.Y.......... 1 0 3 Henley, c G 11 3 Burnett, r. g!. , 0 0 1 Gardner, 1. g ; 2 0 1 Totals . 10 11 9 Score: Nebraska 43, Missouri 31. Saturday Evening. NEBRASKA " ' G FT F Burrus, 1. t y. 3 0 1 P. Bell, r. g..' 3 0 5 Walsh, c ..,: 10 G 1 Perry, r. f . . . . : ! 2 0 0 D. Bell, 1. g 0 0 5 Totals "... .".... 18. ?G 12 MISSOURI G FT F Driver 1. f 2 Riatlne, r. f .,...:... 2 Henley, c. 2 0 7 0 1 0 2 Burnett, r. .g ..580 ' r-v ..... Gardner, r. et. 0 0 0 i f jLi. T Totals , ..11 8 10 Score: Nebraska, 42, Missouri 30. Low Rates. T Effoctlve November1 2p, tbe Wabash Will put In a very low-:rate of S1Q.QQ secona-ciass;, umcago tp xse.w xorx, ' The Wabash has thrqe solid vestl buled trains - leaylng Chicago dally from the' Dearborn street station at 12:04, 3:00 and riJOOiCm. Further Information may be had. from Harry E. Moores, G, A. P. D Omaha, Neb. - -'JLji Special fates Via Wabash Railroad. The Wabash hav-e on sale ' daily round ;trlp tickets to all the winter resorts of the south Now Orleans, .Gulf Coast pointy Florida, Cuba, West Indies, etc., etfy For descriptive book lets, rates,-time-table and all Informa tion address Harry E. Jtfoorcs, C. A. . p., Wabash, R. R Omaha, Neb. " i ' . Columbia has- adopted the system of simplified spelling. M UNCOLN DANCING ACADEMY 8ocial nights Mon. and Wou, 8 to 11 Boginnor 'a nlgty, Wednesday,, 8, to 11 UNL STUDENTS ESPEciALLYJNVITED ' -SELECT CROWD. , ' THE UMIVEWtlTY JUKI' TAILOR The finest work doss andfrlcee right. Osil at our new store. 1230 O 8t. Llnooln ., .,- .-i " f - ) MAKJ&YOUROVYN wNAirrs unnu m uptodati ANBVrRVATTnVmf . wirr ntJNAfRM..S me (wnnuuimi rris..i PEAMAT LETTER cwjk umM.rionocium nc ggTTcw.Ma freBwiHtiitttiKybOHAMA " ' i h CINCINNATI OUT RRlOsT SHOE STORE -AND- -!& $ Eltttrli Skit iHilr fttl " , iAVM Y004- . -$- TIME '- smI .- MWIY .' ,t 1210 O St. . t .. -1I1K " !f v-i J- l) J"i. r r 1 U '.. 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