The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, February 18, 1909, Image 4
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN Business Directory JdEvary Loyal University Student r, i i 1...I-. Um Urn. in urgcu 10 uwwnio mi - braakan advertisers, and to men tlon the paper while doing so. 'BANK8 Contral National. . First Trust and ': Fnrmors & Merchants. BAKERIE8 Folsom. BATH HOU8E . Chris', Elovonth and P StB. BOOK STORES Co-Op. $ Portor'fl. University. CIGARS He- Colo & McKcnna. CLOTHING Fnrquhar. ;' Mngeo & Doomor. Mayor Bros. ' Palaco Clothing Co. Spolor & Simon. COAL Gregory. Whitobreast. CONFECTIONERY Lincoln Candy Kitchen. DANCING ACADEMIES Lincoln. ' WllllnmB. DENTI8T8 J. R. Davis. Yungblut. DRY Q00D8 Herpolsholmor. Mlllor & Paine. DRUGGI8T8 - Rlggs. ENGRAVERS : Cornoll. FLORISTS Chapln Bros. C. H. Froy. FURNISHING8 Budd. Fulk. Mngeo & Doemor. . Mayor BroB. Palaco Clothing Co. Spojor &JJlmon. Fred Schmidt & Bros. GROCERIES Nebraska Grocery & Moat Co. HATTERS Budd. Fulk. Unland. Edward Cerf &. Co. ICE CREAM Cameron's. Franklin Ice Cream C.o. JEWELER8 Hallott. Tuckor. LUNCHEONETTE8 .. Folsom. LAUNDRIE8 Evans. Merchants. OPTICIAN8 Shean. PHOTOGRAPHER8 Townsend. PRINTER8 George Bros. Simmons. Young & Van Tyno. SHEET MU8IC E. J. Walt. . RESTAURANTS . Boston Lunch. Cameron's. SHOE8 Beckman Bros. Branthwalto. Budd. Cincinnati Shoo Store. Sandersons. Rogers & Perkins. . , Petty. Horeford. 8KIRT6 Tho Skirt Stroo. TAILOR&r- Elliott Bros. Herzog. Ludwlg. -- -" . Marx. College Tailors. . Scotch Woolen Mills. Gregory. THEATER8 , Lyric. . Majestic. . Oliver. Ex- TYPEWRITERS Lincoln Typewriter change. Underwood Typewriter Co. I PATRONIZE YOUR FRIENDS-OUR ADVERTISERS Quality Counts THAT'S WITtf Franklin's Ice Crtam IS SO POPULAR Wo niako a BtfociaUy of fancy croams, shorbots, icos and punch for Frat und Sorority Parties. Auto 8181 Boll 205 1810 N Strcot CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK I2th and 0 Streets P. L. IIALti, President . F. B. JOHNSON, Vloo-PresldBt DEMAN 0. FOX, Cuhler W. W. HAOKNEY Jr., Ar. Quhlw TYPEWRITERS All ninkcn rontod with ntnud $3 Per Month. Bartfnlna In Hobullt Machines. LINCOLN TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE Auto 1155-Boll 1 181. 122 No. 11th 1 Patronize Our Advertisers . Want - Ads Advnrtrsementa, for the want ad column should be loft at the business office? basement 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 rate ot 10 cents per Insertion tor every fifteen words or fractloa thereof for the first inser tion; three insertions 25 cents; five Insertions 40 cents. FOR SALE. Due bill for sale on an up-to-date tailor, at 25 per cent discount See Nebraskan manager. C3dh-tf FOUND. Lost Saturday ovening, lady's pocket book. Contained owner's calling cards, $2 reward for roturn Intact to registrar's oflico, Stato Unlvorslty. Miss M. M. 103-88-2t ' LOST Waterman fountain . pen .without cap. Howard for return to Wobraskan ofllce. 3t-89-104 Happenings, of the Past a 8even Yeara-Ago. ' Miss Ellon Smith, registrar of tho Unlvorslty of Nebraska, resigned be causo of tho dissatisfaction with tho salary that was being paid. 8lx Years Ago. Athlottcs suffered severoly from n ruling whoroby only n limited num ber of men were permitted to bo ex cused from drill for participation in athletics. No students at all woro per mitted to bo excused during tho sec ond semester. Five Years Ago. MIbb Ellen Smith, formerly regis trar of the university, died at her homo at 1:30. Tho causo of her death was given as cancer, which dovelopod shortly after she roBlgned her position as registrar. Four Years Ago. ' Track men commenco systematic practice. Fire In the, Unlvorslty Book store believed to bo the work of fire-bugs. One Year Ago. Hoard of regents created the col lego of education nnd mndo Dr. Chas. E. Fordyco dean of tho now college. Dr. Fordyco was formerly dcaii of the collego of liberal arts and sciences at Wosloynn university. PERSIAN REGISTERS FOR WORK Native of Asia Will Study Chemistry In University. Lazarus Mallek, a native of Persia, has ontorcd tho University of Ne braska. Mallok.will take a course In chomlstry. He 1b now living in Lin coln and Is doing other work in addi tion to carrying the university course. Contrary to tho usual custom of taking a unlversltyCourso ns a prep aration for the experience of actual life, Mallek has tnkon 'a varied nnd exciting enreor of experience in ninny countries as a preparation for his work in tho University of Nebraska. He lived in Persia until twenty-two yours of age. Thon he traveled Into Russia, preaching the goBpel of the Presby terians. During his seven years of ministering In Russia In the interests of tho gospel he was imprisoned eight times. Ills persecution at length bo cilino so severe that he was' forced t,o flee from Russia to America. Since arriving In America Mr. Mai- 00&COQ&Q0Q$009C0Q0 ULTRA ORNATE FASHIONABLE NIFTY &(&0040$G0$0'030 0$ O O lok has obtained naturalization papers.. Ho will not return to his missionary work, however, until he receives tho degree of M. D. This he Intends to secure at Nebraska. .Mr. Mellok has two years of medical work already and within two or threo .years he expects to get his degree. Ho registered In tho University of Nebraska last semester but because of financial difficulty he was forced to lcavo school. Mr. Mallek Is but thirty-six years old, yet he has traveled all over Eu ropo and the United States. Ho was n student at Ashland Collego of The ology and nlBO took work at Wesloyan University, His course this semester Is entirely In tho chemistry depart ment. . Thursday morning the students in animal husbandry, at tho stato farm, will leave on a special train for South Omaha. Hero hey will study meth ods omploycd in the handling- of Hyc stock. The Btudents will bo in chargo of Professor Smith, who will conduct them on an Inspection tour Of tho stockyards and packing houses, in tho morning. Tho afternoon will bo de voted to lectures by govornmont In spectors, who will use diseased ani mals to Illustrate their locturos, At Ji30-.p.m,thc-day-.w41Uculmlnato-Jn. a uig Dnnquot, w,mcn will ue served in tho lobby of tho Union Stock. Yards Ob.'s exchange building. A similar trip is planned for the students at; tho Iowa state agricultural college at Amos, la. Tho Ames students will visit tho Sioux City, Iowa, stock yards and packing houses. PR Id A LARGE DELEGATION 8EVENTEEN 8TUDENTS TO GO TO 8TATE CONVENTION. PROFESSOR BARKER TO SPEAK The Demonstration by University Men Planned to Aid Passage of County . Option BUI Fails to Mater ialize. Tho unlvefrslty Y. M. C. A. will send a delegation to tho stato convention to bo hold nt Hastings, February 18-21, which will' be the largest over sent from this school. Seventeen men from tho university and five from the stato farm go, making, a, total of twority four delegates. Last year Nebraska was represented by ten men. The delegates will loavo Friday evening over tho Burlington, roturning Mon day morning. TIiobo going from the university are: H. N. Plasters, H. L. White, A. H. Quthbert, C. A. Rutledge, R. E. Rice, O. N. Foster, K. P. Frederick, N. H. Reynolds, R. F. Curtis, F. J. Claries, G. 0. Klddoo, E. N. Kuhn, A.k. And rews, S. A. Mnhood and J. L. Thomas. Besides there, J. L. Derklnderen, the general secretary, and Professors Bar ker and Heck will bo present. J. L. Dorklndoron will bo the secretary of the convention. Planned Demonstration. Professor Barker of this university is ono of tho speakers on tho program. Chancellor Strong of Kansas univer sity will bo present nnd speak on "Tho Student Objective." Jolin R. Board man of New York City, Dr. D. E. Jenkins of Omaha and John W. Hnri sol of Chicago aro other prominent men who will address the convention. Plnns had been mndo by tho Uni versity association to gather a body of men together to bo present when the "county option" bill should come up for consideration and to show by their presence where they stood on tho subject. For thiB purpose a num ber gathered yesterday morning, as this was the date set for the bill to come up, but It failed to materialize. Tho bill did not come before the legis lature at tho expected time, so the plan had to be abandoned. O C70000CQOSOQ0& YOUNG & VAN TINE 134 NORTH 12TII Programs, Menus, In vitations, Etc. 0000000000000O CAGE WORK NEXT WEEK (Continued from Pagu l) games close will bo to shoot baskets accurately. In tho first game at Min neapolis tho Gophers outclassed the Nebraska quintet in team work and played tho ball in the Nebraska terri tory a greater share of both halves. They, howovor, were not able to locate tho basket and mlBsod shot after shot. Gophers Inaccurate Tossers. If tho northerners play in that form when thoy aro hero this week thoy ought to fall a prey to tho pupils of Dr, Clapp. Last week their inaccurate goal tosBlng nearly cost thorn a shut out at tho hnnds of tho Chicago uni versity live, Tho score of tho game was 27 to, 2 in favor ot the Maroons. The Gophers scored their singlo field basket during tho last half mlnuto of play in tho second half of tho contest. That gamo was played on Friday night. Tho noxt ovening the Gop'hors took tho Northwestern university flvo Into camp very easily. During the intornilssion between halves tho halves of tho gamo in tho armory Friday night the Nebraska gymnastic team will perform, doing some ot the work thatthoy will later be called upon to exhibit In the west ern intor-colloglato gymnastic contest. -Mn-HughCraigrJ08,UR-visltinghiS; fraternity brothers at Alpha Theta Chi house for a few days. Mr, Craig, until shortly before Chrjstmas, waB studying for his A. M. degree at Cor noll, whore ho had a fellowship In psychology. Ho was compelled to drop his studies on account of his health falling. .Tr.iNgj..-. DANCING ACADEMY Succeior to Pitt Sacial Evening - - . Friday Advanced Class - Saturday Eva. Class Evenings Mertay fc Wednesday Private Lesgona Given if Desired 1124 N S T RE ET Auto 4019 BeU A-2621 PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTI8ER31 nf" CINCINNATI Cut Price SHOE STORE AND Eliotrlo Shot llipalr Faotcry Saves You TIME -AND-MONEY 1220 O Street UNIVERSITY JEWELER & OPTICIAN C. A. Tucker JEWELER S. S. Shean OPTICIAN 1123 0 STREET. YELLOW FRONT Your Patronage Solicited PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTI3ER81 Bell Phone 482 Aalo Phone 1481 COMPLIMENTS OF Nebraska Grocery and Meat Company Fancy and Staple Groceries 1036 P Street Every Order Given Special Attention Courteous Treatment Always and you Are Not Urged to Have Some thing You do Not Wish The Pioneer Barber Shop JO J So. Ilth St. Auto 4A37 Shaving 10c PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTI8ER81 A Music House Whore yon can always find that sheet of muslo in stock. EDW. J. WALT 1 120 O St. The Music Man HAVE THE EVANS Do Your Washing PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTI8ER8I THEVSMOKETTOUSF Welcomes all Btudonta.. Bd 11111 and Hllvor. Letter MlphS Inlaid Work a B I II IwO Bpefciftlty. UNI SMOKE HqUSE - I . 11338 O Btroof "i'll i M Hi L?V ! 1 . .. Va . '.