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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 6, 1910)
m THE DAILY NEBRASKAN y Y k OLIVER THEATRE TONIGHT AT 8.15 (It Made You Laugh Before) "What's the Matter With the Professor" To Be Presented by the UNIVERSITY DRAMATIC CLUB LYRIC THEATRE Mat3. Wed. and Sat. Prices 15c & 25c Beginning Monday Evening, Jan. 3. THE LYRIC STOCK CO. Will Present The Screaming 4-Act Farce Comedy THE MANIAC By Horace V. Noble. Every Evening at 8:30 15c, 25c, 35c Nevt Week "ON PAROLE" A Thrilling War Drama QRPHEUM WEEK 8TARTING JANUARY 3 EXTRA CHARLES THE FIRST The Nearly Human Monkey AND SEVEN MORE BIG ACTS Matinee at 2:30, 15c and 25c. Evening at 8:30, 15c, 25c, 35c, 50c. Phones: Bell 936, Auto 1528. Pitts Dancing School Boginnors' Cluss Wod. nnd Sat, Advanced Class Monday 8ociul Friday 10th and O Phono 5405 fcl wm!Ei Any Suit or Overcoat v to your measure during this month $20.00 ' L. J. HERZOG 1230 O St. Lfncofn Lindsay Gas Lamp COMPLETE Junt the Light for Htudonts Bpoolal 25c Owl Pharmacy, 14th & 0 SEE OUR WOOLENS Elliott Bros. TAILORS 142 SOUTH TWELFTH UNIVERSITY JEWELER & OPTICIAN C. A. Tucker JEWELER S. S. Shean OPTICIAN 1123 0 STREET, YELLOW FRONT Your Patronage Solicited Hot Drinks trf now in season. Dcyou know any place where you can get as QUICK SERVICE as you can at ournew store? No need of being crowded. Lincoln Candy Kitchen S. W. Corner tamousi i ri ;.. ftiJi u'ca1"" .va Kroy &'Froy. The frcHhman class will hold a moot ing in Memorial hall at 11:30 this morning. Dr. J. R. Davis, Dentist. 1234 O St. Professor ('ondra lectures to the farmers' institute at Blair Wednesday night on "The Agricultural Geography of Nebraska. ('. II. Frey, florist, 1133 O strcot. John Weller, 1908 was on the cam pus yesterday. It is rumored that hr. Intends to return to school. Ent at Don Cameron's Cafe, llr-U9 So. J 2th street. All persons wishing to Impersonate some special character on "The Streets of All Nations" should see Miss Beulah Jennings. Auto 64)0, or Alice MocUett, Auto 1084 at once. Green's Sanitary Barber Shop. N. 11th. 120 All senior and Junior photographs for the Cornhusker must be taken at Townsend's by February 1st. The price is $2.75 for the first dozen and $1 for each following dozen. . Gentlemen's Pumps. Ladles' Even ing Slippers. Beckmnn Bros., 1107 O. L. P. Hewitt, 1904, Law Columbia. .1900, visited in the city during the holi days. He is now a practicing attorney at Denver. While In school Mr. Hew itt was captain of Company D and of the Persuings. Chapin Bros., florists. 127 So. 13th I PULKl Clearance Sale On This FURNISHER and HATTER . John Weller, football captain in 1907, and recently -engaged Ju engi neering work on the Panama canal, is visiting in Lincoln. He has a leave of absence until February 1. Thornburg's Orchestra. Auto 5877. Have your eyes examined. G. W. Howe, 319 NoTwclfth. GG-st A boxing class will be organized at , 7:30 Thursday evening In Jack Best's' office. The first lesson will be on the ' following Tuosday. Those desiring to take this work Bhould bo present for the first lesson as' tho class will not be held back for any one. Try a lunch at tho Y. .M. C. A. Spa. 13th and P Sts. Professor Daniel Ford, of the depart ment of rhetoric, took charge of his classes again wiih the beginning of school. Professor Ford has been ill with typhoid fever nnd has been con fined to his homo for several months. See Lincoln Dancing Acadomy dis play ad. RG-58-G9 o The sophomoro Informal committee will meet nt 11 o'clock Thursday in U 10G. C. L. Clark, who is chairman of the dance, announces January 21 as the date sot. The hop will be held in Fraternity hall with Walt's orches tra furnishing tho' music. Frey & Frey, choice flowers. 1338 O St., north side. T. J. Doyle, jr., a Nebraska universi ty student, has been appointed by Congressman McGulre as a candidato , to fill tho vacancy of this .district in the United States naval academy at Annapolis. Mr, Doylo will be expect ed' to take the examination in Lincoln Jn April. - l '.. Havo your clothes pressed at Weber's Sultorlum. 'l2th and O, FOOTBALL PLAYED IN MANY MENT WAYS RUGBY, SOCCER, AND AMERICAN QAME8 POPULAR. ENGLISH fOLLOW THE RUGBY STYLE Despite Lack of Sensational Featuro Possible in American Qamo English Plays Well Patronized. In view of the agitation relative to tho American gamo of football, it is Interesting to noto a comparison made of tho principal methods of tho game now followed in different countries. Thoro aro three dlBtlnct styles of foot ball: Soccer, KngllBh Rugby, and American. Tho American college game is known, of course, by every college man in tho country. Tho essential feature of this gamo aro the use of In terference in ndvancing the ball, the possession orMho bnll by one of tho two contending teams as long as they can make the required distance and the element of bodily contact which as it has developed, is responsible for the large number of injuries attend ant upon tho American game. No Formations. English Rugby is essentially the game that was played In the American colleges twenty years ago and from which the presont game has evolved. It is characterized by the absence of interference and of definite forma tions to execute the plays. Each time the ball is Btopped in its forward progress or as a "down" is made as it is called in the American game, each team has tho prlvllogo of contendlne for its possession before it goes into play again. In tho English Rugby ?ame all of tho backfleld must be good kickers as punting is one of the chief means of advancing the bull. The in- our Men's Fine Furnishings Week. 20 to 33 1-3 off :-: torest on tho part of both player and spectator is not as Intense as in tho American game. English Rugby as it is played now is comparatively free from injuries and serious acidents sel dom occur. Tho Association or Soccer game dif fers from the othor two described In being more of a kicking game. Eleven men piny oil a side and the ball is advanced by 'kicking or striking it with the kneos chest or head. Soccor requires Bklll, cleverness and head work and Is a much faster gamo than either of the other two. In all three games tho field is practically the same length and tho number of players on a team is the same. Botli tho Soccer and English Rjigby games havo this to commend them. A large numbar of men are able to play tho game suc cessfully, as the physical requirement is not as great as in the American game. Popular Game. Throughout England the Rugby gamo is very popular and immense crowds come out to see the big con tests. In Canada and the east the Soccor or Association gamo is rapid ly gaining in favor. It is a game re quiring all of tho essential qualities of football, making at tho same timo far less demands upon tho players in timo and strength. t is a game that can bo successfully played after a man has completed his .college work, so Is of service in a way that tho Ameri can game can nover be. Tho skill of tho women studonts us campaigners is shown by the result of class elections recently held at the University of Chicagd, by the fact thut six girls won positions heretofore held by men two of tho places having been regarded until now as belonging to tho moirby'right. Girls ppllod tho highest numbers of Votes for secretary of all four classes, for treasurer of tho up per junior (sophomoro) class, and for vice-president of tho lower senior cIobb a clean sweep ot every office for which thoy were candiates. msmmm m Made In ttqht sections of (he tlrsl stltctlon of sptclil (m. ported Italhet, Basket Halls are put up complete with a special inflating, lacing needle and leather lace. THE REACH GUARANTEE-The Reach Trade Math guarantees perfect Roods. Should defects appear, we will replace any article abso lutely without cost (except Vase Vails and Vats retailing under Si. oo). THE RRACII HASH HALL U tin; official IJ.-ue Hall of the American l.canc. It should always be used by Collu-c teams in match and practice i-ame. A. J. REACH CO.,1799Tulip St., Philadelphia, Pa. Fraternities We can save you 12 per cent on your fuel bills Semi-Anthracite $8.00 IS THE REASON uttioBidg. Gregory The Coal Man nost LOST! 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