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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 4, 1908)
'js' I I THE .DAILY. NEBRASKAN I . i , jrt,, A. 0. SPALDING 'lig & BROS. LaVgest Manufacturer In the World I of Official Athletlo Supplies, foot. Ball Basket Ball Ice Skates Hockey Golf Official I mpl omenta, for-all .Trjok I and Field Spo'rta. Unlforma for all Athletic Sport. ' GYMNASIUM APPARATUS Spauldlng's handtomely Illustrated Catalogue ef all eporta contalna J numerous' auggeitlone. Sent ' j free anywhere. ty Q. 8PAULDINQ ft fiR08. New York B6iHon t Buffalo ' Syrncuso Washington Chicago Ppilodolphla frPtttsburg Baltimoro- SH LouIb Donvor Kansas City Cincinnati Dotroit Montreal, Can. San Francosco Minnoapolls Now Orleans ClojtJland LondonVEng. r George Bros. Printing Enp-raviner Fine Lias Pound and Box Stationery Embossing mS?fflS THE UNI SMOKE HOUSE Weloomett all Btndenta. ninrr and Hllrer Lttr B PIIT Inlaid WorX a Bpoolaltr. UNI SMOKf! HOUSE UMJQ Btroot DR. J. Ft. DAVIS DENTIST CHARGES REASONAtLE ww mm tf ciMMCfi HAVE THE EVANS Do Your Washing Ladies' and Men's 016thes cleaned preened and repaired. Hats cleaned, blocked and retrimed. BLUMENTHAL 227 No. Ilth AUto 4870 One Block South of Uni Tailored Suite f 30 and up mad right in the shop. WORK GUARANTEED Cleaning and Prtaaing a, specialty. MARXTlMTlllir, 122 IU..I21IL CEHTMLMTIOMLIMK I2th and O, Street P. U HALL. Prwtdeat jr. s. joHKiOir,,vicefPrMUt ftSMAN G.-70X? OuUw t '" ft. W, HAOKHEY.Jr:, As OuUfcr I Til i Will mm?"W pi6 2 lA kk AND l j M id'ALLINO CARDS ; simmons, ttbe PRINTER : ! 317 SO. I3TH STREET n AMES fOOTBALI. SONGS The ..following was contributed for "Tho Co-od Rooting Squad:" (Tuno: "IVLRaHhor Two-Btop , Than waitz, iJiu.j , v i . ' Wo'd rathor boo, .you ly tnan waltz, Bill; , ' f Wo'd rather boo you play than waltz. Now 1b your timo, Bill Toar up tho lino, Bill. Amos, isn't in it with Nobraskaxa minute, For tho way you play football is grand, Bill; And tho wo may havo our faults, Wo'll yoll for our toam to wipo tho slato cloan Wo'd rathor soo you play than waltz. Yoll: Slow Stono-wall (or touch-down) Stono-wall Stono-wall Fast Corn-huBk-or Corn-hUBk-or Corn-huBk-or Slow Stono-wall. ' " Hurrah I Hurrah! CornhUBkors aro su- promo So wo'll Bing thostory of Nebraska and her toam, While wo aro marching to Victory. I Ames now has a football team, or so tho payors say, But when thoy meot Nebraska's boys they might as woll pitch hay, And when wo mako a touchdown hoy'll want to run away. Whilo wo aro marching to Victory. j Note (In tho chorus in placo of Hurrah tho word Touchdown or Stono wall could bo used.) U U U-n-i Ver Vor Ver-si-ty N o bras kl Oh h h my! Hoo Rah Rah Hoo Rah Ran Hoo Rah Hoo Rah No bras ka (Repeat) Slow Hoo Rah Rah No bras-r-ka Faster Hoo Rah Rah No bras ka Fast Hoo Rah Rah No bras ka Yell! ' (To tuno: "Chicken.") N That 'am tho way to bogln; E That 'am tho next letter in; B That 'am tho third; RA Am tho middlo of tho word; S That 'am a Ollln' In. KA Am a noarln' tho ond. I NE-BRAS-KI That 'am tho way to spoil Nobraski. (Tune: "School Days.") AggloB, Aggies, poor old Iowa Aggioa Harvey, Pip Cook and Chaloupka, too, Go through your lino; oh, that's wnat thoy do. You cannot stop our clover plays; Yoa cannot comprehend our ways, As tho score board will show whon the gamo is through That Nebraska is victor today. (To tho tuno of "Hot Timo.") Amos, Ames, Amos, wo know that you.l bo boat; Ames, Ames, Amos, with us you can't compote Wa.nt-Ads Advertisements.. JTor the want ad column should be loft at tho business offlTO, tiasomont Administration Bldg , between 10 a. m. and 12 m., or be tween 2 p. m. and 5 p. m. Cash must accompany all order for want ads, At tho rato of 10 cents per insertion for every fifteen words or fraction thereof for the first inser tion; three insertions 26 cents; five insertions 40 'cents. L08T. Lost An iron Sphinx pin. Finder return to 1420 It street and receive reward. lt-82-5 Lost Conklin fountain pen. Return to Nobraskan office. 83-tf-6 BOARD AND ROOM. , Room and board in private family f or a young lady. Auto 2890. 8t-83-6 PH CauBo; causo, causo 'you're too slow -- on your feet, r Nebraska ill win here today. Hay! (Shout) U-u-unl-vor-vor-vorslty, N-o-braskl. Oh my! (Yoll,) That Aggie Ames. (Tuno of "My Mdry Ooch.") Whon that Agglo Ames, Sho, play tho Foot-Ball gamo Down at Deltz's Park . i win uruuit uur uuuri. Sho runs ilko a-dls, AndNeho goes llko-a-dat; Sho mako-a such-a-ohargo, Wlthout-aNmovin' a yard,, That's funnyBtylo All the boys yell out liko that "Look out thorbv you broak-a-your back!" When tha Sho play tho, Foot-Ball gamo. Jtfuno'. "Marching Through Georgia.") Como and 'bring your colors, boys, wo'H'Bing anothor song, N Sing it as wo always sing it, voicos loud and strong; Sing it witha'spirit that will ruoh U19 team along, Whilo we aro marching to Victory. Chorus: Hurrah! Hurrah 1 Wo'll wave tho Scarlet and Cream; FRE8HMEN FOLLOWED NO8E8. And Their Noses Pushed Pennies Across the Floor. With noses flushed afief ono of tho most extraordinary- "rushoB" in tho history of collego hazing, and with groat blotchoB of red paint upon their foroheadB, twelvo of tho freshman class of tho Collego of tho City of Now York sought in quiet the rofugo of their bedroomB in tho early 'hours of tho morning. Gagged and blindfolded, thoy wore laid faco downward on tho floor, tho wrlBtfl and ankloa of all being tied to gother, and a penny was put within reach of tho noBos of all. Tho room was about stxteon feet long. In a mock heroic Bpoech of instruction, thoy wore told that they woro to bo tho he roeB of contestants in a now Mara thon. Thoy woro to movo simultane ously and, with their noses, push the pennies to tho furthor wall. Each one was to havo "a trainer" and tho train er was to urgo him onward 'by folici ous speech. There was to bo no crowding and there was to be no Hft ing of noses until tho task was com pleted. Tied as thoy were, olthor turning over or rising up was Impossible and finally tho freshles decided to accept tho Inevitable and tho "noso rush" was on. It occupied some timo, but eventually was pnded. Thon tho bondB were untied and ono by ono tho victims were led away In different di rections nnd turned loose not, how ever, until each had dipped his hand in a bowl of rod paint and sworo that it was hiB own blood, and that always he would preserve tho secret 01 the "noso rush." Tho leak came in tho usual way. One of tho freshmen had to excuse himsolf from an engagement and only tho -truth could successfully explain certain suspicious colorings of noso and forehead. T088 COIN TO ELECT PRE8IDENT. The Junior Medical Class at' Missouri Avoids Election Turmoil. Ruskln Lhamon, of Columbia, Is president of tho junior medical class of tho University of Missouri by virtue of his skill in pitching pennies for a mark. Tho class consists of three 'members. How to apportion tho class offices puzzled tho throo until tho scheme of pitching pennies was hit upon. Tho presidency having been docid- pH. It war rninv tn nhlont thn nthhr nf ilcors, each man taking whatever, he wanted. In addition to 'being head of tho class,, air. Lhamon Is historian. J. C. HawklHS is "vice-president and representative on the Savitar board and Jcbbo Howland is secretary, treas urer andsorgeant-atarmB. Tho state alstorlcal society has just obtained from' the 'different political headquarters copies of all the pictures and pamphlets and other campaign ma terial used during the 4908 campaign. These will be filed away for; .reference la futureyears, tAggio Amoflx v PlAv x tH Houses JxL K Majestic. "RosBitors Novolty Dancing Four" 1b tho noadlinor at tho Majestic this wook. Two girlB and two boys com poso this quartet It is onough. to say that they rocolvo several curtain calls at ovory performance. . Fern and Mack, two eccentric com odians In a collego tramp burlesquo, are extremely funny. Thoy look like real collego chappies wearing swell balloon clothos and covorless hats. MIbs Cloono Poarl Fell, dancor, Is ono of tho prettiest girls seen on tho MajoBtic stago this season. Sho is graceful. For pooplo who enjoy muBic of the best ordor, Leo Filler, a Russian vio linist, was added to tho program this wook. Ho phjasoB everybody. Something ut of- the ordinary is presented in "ABit O'Blarnoy, by Edwin Keough andveompany. A sconic waterfall is shown Inhls act that 1b causing groat comment among the play goors. iuce ana Junior aro snowing, some now stunts In a trlplo bar comedy, act. Lyric. "Lona Rivers," ono of tho best stories Mary J. Holmes nas written, Is tho production at tho Lyric this wook. It is as strong an attraction as tho famous "Devil." FLUNKER8' CLUB AT OHIO. Students of Ohio Wosleyan uni versity have organized a club that for unlquenesB 1b the equal of Quo Vadls club of Missouri university. The Ohio club Is made up of those who have elthor "flunked" or havo been expelled from school. Invitations have been extended to prominent nlumnl of the Institution and many of them aro said to have qualified among tho numbor tho names of Vice President Fair banks, Bishop McDowell, Dr. Frank Gunsnulus, Senator Foraker and May or Brand WhltlocX of Toledo, appear. t nil ys Have your clothes made for you. ' We will give you indi viduality style and exclusive patterns. Our long suit is' Dress Suits. ELLIOTT BROS. TAILORS 142 South'12th liocoln "W. Mmk ThoM Tasty Tog." ' Bo ar 7 'P&&5-jr. 3-y r A T-mll IMf 1 1 W m I Wvvi it-1 11 WWal ' Hot Drinks are ntfw in season. " Do you know any. place where you can get as- Quick Service.. as you can ai our new store? No need of being crowded Lincoln Candy Kitchen S.w"mer PITTy DANCING SCHOOL SOCIAL bVENINQS Mondays and Fridays BcgtflHcr'a Classes Wed. ft Sat. Privet Lcisotu by Appoints 1124 N Street Auto 40 lp Ji Half Million Glasses of Soda Water sold and drank from onr 20th Century Sanitary Soda Fountain season ' 1008. Agonoy Hnylers, Gnnthers and Lown oys Chocolates and Bonbons. Tki Dru. tutltr. 1 Th Drug Cutttr. ARE YOU QOINQ TO THE NEXT MA8QUEARDE ? Buy your Outfit now. Now .Bald Wig, GOcts "Whiskers, 25cta Skull Cap, 25c ta; Imitation Diamond Stud or Ring-, 25ctfl.; rooBoXPalnt, 15cts, Entire Outfit. 41.25. SondNcts. stamps for larger Cat&losue of Playa,3YIgs, Mako Up aMterlalB, and "Tho ArtNtf Making Up." , Dcp. C, Trademore Co0 Tolodo, Ohio. Business Directory Every Loyal University Student Is urged to patronize theseXNe- I braskan advertisers, and to men I tlon the paper while dong ol BANKS Central National; First Trust and Savings. BARBER SHOPS Green's Bhops. BAKERIES FolBoni. BATH HOUSE Chris', Eleventh and P. BOOK STORES Co-Op; Porter's; University. CIGARS Cole & McKenna; Wolfe & Co. CLEANERS Blumenthal; H. Smith; Weber. CLOTHING Baker Pants Co.; Magee ( & Deomer; Mayor Bros.; Palace Clothing Co.; Spoier ftSimon. COAL Gregory. DANCING ACADEMYS Pitts, Lin coln. DENTISTS J. R. Davis; Youngblut DRY GOODS Horpolshelmer; MUlor & Paine. DRUGGISTS Rlggs. ENGRAVERS Cornell. FLORISTS Chapin Bros.; a H. Froy. FURNISHINGS Budd; Fulk; Magee & Deemer; Mayer Bros.; Palace Clothing Co.; Splor ft 81mon; Cerf. HATTERS Budd'; Fulk; Ualand. JEWELERS Hallett; Tucker, .iUNCHEONETTES-Folsom. LAUNDRIES Evans; Merchants. dPTICIANS Sheari. PltTTS George Bros.; Simmons. RESTAURANT8 Boston Lunch? Cameron's. , SHOES Beckman Bros.; Bralth waite; Budd; Clnclnaatl Shoe gtore; Sanderson. SKIRTS The Skirt Store. TAILORS Elliott Bros.'; Henog; Lud wig; Marx; H. Smith. THEATERS-Lyrle; MajesUo; OUyer; Elite. TYPEWRITERS Lincola Typewriter Exehaige. PATRONIZE YOUR FRIENDS-- OUR ADVERTISERS f It 4
