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THE DAILY NEBRASKA! .J T ' m t4 -H- " i tv r -wo tvhk4U s SSSB9BBJSSB9ESSB31 I- 1 ft? t m I o i. u &? .' THEATERS I Every Leyal University Student I I It wrgMl to patronize thiii Nt- bratkan.tfvertlie'rt, and te men I tleri the'Mptr whIU doing, m. ANKS- Ccntral National. First Trust and Savings. Farmers & Merchants. K lAKERIES Folsom, 1ATH HOUSE ,J Chris, Elevonth and P Sts. BOOK STORES Co-Op. Porter's. Unlvorslty. CIGARS fe Colo & McKoana. CLOTHINQ : Farquhar. Magoo & Doomcr. Mayor Bros. Palacq Clothing Co, k Bpolor & Simon. Corf Clothing Co. COAL Gregory. Whttobroast. CONFECTIONERY Lincoln Candy KItohon. DANCINQ ACADEMIES Lincoln. WllllamB. DENTISTS J. R. Davis. ift Yungblut DRY GOODS ilorpolshelmor. Miller &' Falrib. DRUQQISTS Rlggs. . ENGRAVERS -; - Cornell, ' - . FLORISTS IK Chapla' Bros. 0. H. Frey. FURNISHINGS 4 Budd. XCorf Clothing Co. Fulk, M Magoo & Doomor. Mayor Bros. Palace Clothing Co. Spoler & Simon. Frod Schmidt & Bros. GR0CERIE8 $ Nebraska Grocery & Moat Co. HATTER8 Budd. Fulk. TJnland. Corf Clothing Co. ICE CREAM Cameron's. Franklin Ico Croam Co. JEWELER8 Hallett. Tuckor. LUNCHEONETTES Folsom. LAUNDRIES Evans. Morchants: OPTICIANS o Shean. 0RCHE8TRA Q. F. Thornborg. PHOTOGRAPHERS Townsond. PRINTER8 George Bros. Simmons. Young & Van Tyno. 8HEET MUSIC b: J. Walt. RESTAURANTS Boston Lunch. Cameron's. SHOES. Corf Clothing Co. ' Bookman Bros, fc ' Branthwalte. Budd. Cincinnati Shoo Storo. $ Sandersons. Itogors & Perkins. Ptty. ,, Hereford. ' SKIRTS The Skirt Stroo. TAILORS r ' ...- Eljlotk Bros. Horzog. Liidwlg, Marx.' tstf.-. Collego Tailors. Scotch Woolen Mills. Gregory. , Ex- IK 8 's r ' . v ; Lyric. V' Majestic. ' ' , . Oliver. t TYPEWRITERS Lincoln -Typewriter r ' . change. ' 'i Underwood Typewriter Co.. i . I PATRONIZE YOUR I U I FRIENDS-OUR I ! I ADVERTISERS I W i HAVE THE EVANS D6 Yur WwMng C All Makt of Second hand TypkwriUra sold, rented, or exchanged. Underwood Typewriter Co., 7i4PSt;mnmi, 0&0$0$6&000000$0$ PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS! E. FLEMING Finest watch and Jowelry Uopnlring in tho city. . Glvo us n call. Boll A794, Anto 11884. - 1211 O St. Wo solicit n share of your pntronngo L. J. HERZOG THE UNIVERSITY MAN'S TAILOR Come in aud get that $(5.00 Suit to your order 1230 o St. Lincoln PATRONI'E OUR ADVERTI8ER81 OENTMLMTIOMLIMK I2th and 0 Striata P. L. IIALL, Proliant F. B. JOHNSON, VIc-PrMi4it BEMAN 0. FOX, OMhlar W. W. HAOKNEY Jr., Xttt. OaahUr rf. A Music House a Wliero you can always find thnt shoot of music in stock. EDW: J. WALT 1 120 O St. The Music Mail 8UB8CRIBE FOR THE RAG NOW. UNIVERSITY JEWELER & OPTICIAN C. A. Tucker JEWELER S. S. Shean OPTICIAN 1123 0 STREET, YELLOW FRONT Your Patronage Solicited -.t - PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS! Quality Counts THAT'S WHY Franklin's Ice jDrtam . IS SO POPULAR Wox mako,.a specialty of fancy creams, shorhets, ices and punch for Frat tncl' Sorority "Parties. Auto&lSL , -Bell203 181U N Street PATRONIZE OUB ADVERTISER! CARLTON An Arrow close meeter that will try neither tie, thumb rfor temper , 1 5c. 2 for 25c. Ciuett, Peaboily A Co., Troy. Sgw York SCM BOT INITIATES TAKES IN NEW MEM1ER8 AND ADVANCES OTHERS. ) A UNIQUE ORGANIZATION No Other Western University Has Been Able to Support a 81m' liar Organization Though Many Have Tried. With tho Initiation and advance mont Thursday ovening of nino mem bers tho Som. Dot. of tho university took in its twenty-third class of uni versity students connected with . tho botanical department This organiza tion, which hnB flourished nt Nebras ka for nearly n quarter of a century, is the only one of its kind in tho country. No other university hns a society which combines tho educa tional character with tho grotesque noss and tho good-fellowship hucIi as Is had In Nebraska's Seni. Dot. Tho membors' enrolled or advanced Thursday aro as follows: In the do greo ordlnnrri J. W. Roberts, Miss Pool, C. R. Tlllotson. In tho degree enndidati O. N. Lamb, P. W. Huff man, U. B. Stone and Miss Ingram. In the degree novitli Miss Wndoll, C. E. Tomplo. Somo of these have been members of the organization prior to Thursday, but at that time thoy were elovnted to degrees higher than they hnd heretofore held. All Had Pie. te.Tho initiation ceremonies wore con ducted by Lord Warden Pool. Tho featuro of tho nffair was tho pie-eat-lug contest, won by G. N. Lamb. This institution Js ono peculiar to Som. Dot. and dates from tho organization of the society. The Som. Dot. Ib in all Us forms a secret organization, but Ms whole pur pose Is work. It was founded nventy threo yoarB ago by seven Nubmskii men, overy one of whom is now iv ognized as a leading botanist in the Institution, whore he Is at work. At that mooting Roscoo Pound, who haB mince become one of tho most dis tinguished graduates of the univer sity, was tho youngest man present, it wob ho who was delegated by tho ocecoffiOffiOffOQcosoosooooooeooooooocoffiOffi ULTRA RNATE f AS II I ON ABLE PHI (i OOO0O0KOOOOO&OOOSO0OOOOK otliorB present to go down town and purchaso pies for the crowd. Begin ning with this Incident the famous "pie" of Sem. Bot. had Its start. At overy initiation Blnce that time, plo has hoon tho only refreshment served. It Is ono, of tho things which gives grotesquensss to this organization, marking it apart from all others. Let the Ladles In. In 1900 tho society was thrown open to tho girls onrolled in tho hotnnnical courses, previous to which tlmo thoy had not heon admitted. Tho socloty meets every two weeks for tho dis cussion of botnnnjcal subjects. It has no constitution save nn unwrltte i one, but tho laws "of its tradition have proven sufficient government for its entire oxlstcnco. Tho largest work undertaken by Iho bot. som. was tho publication of the' flora of Nebraska, in eight volumes. TIiIb task is not yet entirely complete. It is a work of great value to students and to tho farmers, of the state. In addition to this, tho society ha pub lished a considerable number of other works, including numerous paninhlatR In 1904 Dr. F. E, Clements, w Ne braska graduate and a loyal member nof ttho hot, som., endeavored to start a similar organization nt Minnesota,, at which school he is head of the botanical department., Tho 'attempt proved unsuccessful," however, al though Dr, Clomonts has not yet Kivon up hopo of securing a start later. Tho society seems to exist at Ne braska from somo peculiar condlllon which does not appear In other Insti tutions. It ,lB;pnoof the fewMrndi-' tloos of tho tmjvcrsityj which aro .dlsj tlnctly Nebcaskan, belonging to no other, INTEREST IN CONTESTS. (Continued from Page l) the Kansas team will cop the pennant this year. .Tho Jayhawkers have lost but ono game In the southern divi sion, winning the championship easily. Nebraska had n hard time copping tho rag in the northern section and therofore Kansas looks strong. Kan sas defeated the Cornhuskers by good scores in exhibition games and this, too, makes the .Tnyhawkors rule fa vorites for the championship series. Coach Allen wat more worried about the games with Washington and Mis souri thnn with Nebraska. He bo llevos tho team will win easier than In tho fight for the championship of the southern division. "W. O. Hamilton of Control high school hns boon selected to referee the scries." University Bulletin FEBRUARY Saturday, 27 Interclass- basket-ball gairie, sophomores vs. freshmen. Saturday, 27 Students' Debating club. U. 106, 7:30 p. m. MARCH Tuesday, 2 Some aspects of develop ment. J. Carol Knode. Student Convocation. 11 a. m. Tuesday, 2 "Lumbering ih Washing ton," B. G. Polloys. "Microscopic Study of Wood," G. N. Lamb. N. 7 at 7:30 p. m. Tuesday, 2 Sophomoro Election, Me morial Hall. 11:30 a. m. Dramatic Club business meeting U. 10G. 11 a. m. Wednesday, 3 Inter-class basket-ball game, juniors vs. froshmen. Friday, 5 "Somo Aspects of the His tory and Geography of Diseaso," Dr. H. B. Ward. University Tom plo -Theater, 5:00 p. m. Friday, 5 Porshlng Rifles' Hop. Fra ternity Hall? Friday, 5 Inter-class basket-ball gamo, juniors vs. sophomores, YOUNG & VAN TINE I34 NORTH I3TII Programs, Menus, In vitations, Etc. Saturday, G Inter-class bas"ket-bnll game, frcshmon vs. sonlors. Friday, 12 -Junior-Senior inter-class debate Memorial Hall 8 p. m. Saturday, 13 Sophomore-TYeBhman inter-class debate. Memorial Hall 8 p. m. Tuesday, lC"Commorcial Forest Nursorlos," L. O. Williams. N. 7 at 7:30 p. m. Friday, 19 "How May tho Spreads! Infectious Diseases Be Prevent ed?" Dr. H. H. Walte. Temple, 5:00 p. m. APRIL Friday, 2 "The Problem for Euro peans in Colonizing the Tropics." Dr. F. Creighton Wollman, oC Washington, D. C. Tomple 5 p. m. Friday, 23 "Social Problems in Their Relation to Public Honlth." Prof. Georgo E. Howard. Tomplo 5 p. m. FRE8HMAN FIVE WIN8 ANOTHER Defeats Sophomores In Fast Game by a 8 co re of 24 to 18. Tho speedy freshman basket-ball team defeated tho sophomore quintet in a fast game last night at the uni versity armory by tho score of 24 to 18. .The first year men outplnyed their opponents for the greater Bharo of the contest nn were enabled to win out by six points. .Mcff, at guard, was tho star for tho freshman. Ho covored . much of tho floor, displaying agility. and following the ball closely. Reed did tho best work for tho second year students. Tho contest, which was tho second of tho class series, was witnessed by a small but enthusiastic crowd. ' An other game of tho sortie's will be played" In1 tho armory this afternoon. 1 rev 'h'j SW-liir' $2.00 SPECIALS , They PkisehUMks mi vim i shift spcciai s $1.10 rvTheyireWMlfcMtre - Saturday specials 15c Socks II&. PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISER8I THE UNI SMOKE-HOUSE Welcomes all Stadonta. a a twrirc and BUror Lotto r BBB pipes atfyko UNI SMOKE HOUSE 1183 O Btroot TYPEWRITERS All makes rented with Band , $3 Fer Mjbnth. Bargains in IteballbrMactiine.., LINCOLN TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE Auto 1165-rBoll 11181. 122 No. 11th Glasses of Soda Water old and drank from out' 20th Contury Sanitary Soda Fountain season 1008. Agency Huylors, Qnnthers and Lown oys Chocolates and Bonbons. . The Drug Cutttr. CINCINNATI Cut Price SHOE STORE AND Eltoifio Shtt Repair FatUry Saves Vou TIME-aND-MONEY 1220 O Street Eat at Green' sPlace The UNION CAfE 1418 O street Open Day and Night Want - Ads Advertisement for the wont,, ad column should bo left at the batlneas ofllco, basomont Administration Bids., between 10 a. nt' and 12 rai, or be tween 2 p. m. and 6' . in. '. ' Cash must accdmBanv all ertfra for I want ads, at the rate of 10 cents yer insertion for every fifteen, word or fraction thereof for the first iaier tlon; three Insertions 25 cent; Ave insertions 40 cents. ' FOR SAllE. A i-i FOR SALE A good dress BUit;" size 30. Cheap. Auto 8470. ' 105-90-tf (FOR SALEh-A jiow- high-grade "bi cycle at 25 per cent, discount Inquire nt'NebraskanrOfBcc. J 91-tf LOST, AND FOUND. Lost In arnjorjv n, loy ring, con taining ono large and six 'small keys. Loayo at Nqhraskan bfjlce. CDL Kinsman. 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