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BANKS
First Trus. fc Savings
BAKERIES
Polsonv .
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Croon's . ,. .
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I Wobor's Sultorlum.
Joo, Tho Tailor.
Ted Mnrrlner.
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Magco & Doeuior
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JPLORISTS
T C. H. Prey
CHAPIN BROS.
FURNISHINGS
Budd
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Magoo & Deejnor
Mayor BroB.
1 Palace Clothing Co.
J Rudgo & Guonzol
'Spolor & Himon.
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JHATTERS
! Budd
I Pulk
1 Unland
Armstrong Clothing Co.
Magco & Dcemer
Mayer BroB.
Palace Clothing Co.
-Rudge-A-Quenzel
Speler & Simon
ICE CREAM
Pranklln Ice Cream Co.
.JEWELERS
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Tucker
LAUNDRIES
Evans
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Howe.
ORCHESTRA
Thornhurg's.
PHOTOGRAPHERS
Townsond
'PRINTERS
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Jrestaurants
I Boston Lunch
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SHOES
Armstrong Clothing Co.
Bookman Bros.
Budd -. r-i
Men's Bootery
Rogers & Perkins
Mayer Bros.
Miller & Pain
SHOE REPAIRING'
Electric Shoo Stbro
SKIRTS
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SPECIAL PRICES Night, $1.00, 75c, 50c and 25c. Matinee, 75c, 50c, and 25c.
Continued from Pago 1
CHANCELLOR SPEAKS
ON EFFECT OF SALOONS
out onu Phlllipg Brooks, In, the next
Ave yonnv'tlmn hundreds of students
with low Ideals, with now and then
nn Abraham Iteuff with 'his fragrant
saloon connections, sprinkled in, ami
yot hero we have a perfectly straight
enso, enlightened selfishness and al
truistic endeavor go hand in hand. If
there Ih any advnntage in vice for any
of the cities, Lincoln 1b not pf Hilch
type. I lor character, her Industries,
her asplratlonB, her ambitions, are not
such ub to make hor equal to the
competition. Othor cities have so dis
tanced us In tho race of exploiting
vice that wo should not try to com
pete with them. Wo can win only in
a copotltlon of decency. It Is for our
advantage now and In tho future to
make 'this city a city worthy of tho
name it hears, to contlmie the eman
cipation of a year ago to make it per
nently worthy to bear the name of
AllS great emancipator."
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KANSAS CHAMPIONS
OF MISSOURI VALLEY
TWO GAMES WON FROM NEBRAS
KA DECIDED THE TITLE.
GAME WITH AMES IS CANCELLED
Wood Played Stellar Ball on Nebraska
Five Johnson Removed from
Game Because of
Rive Fowls.
Tho Kansas University baskotball
live became undisputed champions of
tho Missouri Valley conference league
by defeating tho Cornhuskor team Sat
urday night by tho score of 40 to 13.
This game completed the schedule of
tho Jnyhawkers for this year and
makes . their 'record stand sovontoen
games. won nud ono lost.
The game was fast, but the visitors
outclassed the home team in goal
throwing, and completely ran away
from them In the second hnlf by their
speedy team Worn, " During tho first
hnlf the Nebraska qulntot played as
well in passing the ball as Kansas, but
were sp weak In goal throwing that
their opponents succeeded In making
19 poinds to their 10.
In the second half tho Cornhuskers
did not tako a spurt hut weakened In
todm work. The Kansas team, how-.
ever," took ndvnntago of this weakness
and with their sure goal throwing sue-
ceedeU In piling up a score which eaa
lly made them the champions of tho
valley.
Wood Sfcr.
All through the game Wood was
the star of the game. He was pitted
against the Kansas captain .and his
defensive playing was so excellent
that ho succeded In keeping his op
ponent down to throwing only two
goals, the smallest number 'made by
him this winter. Cnptain Johnson was
removed from the game in tho Inst
few minutes of play for having fouled
five times during the game. Those
fouls were made while ho was trying
to stop the classy work of Wood.
Vandervles wns easily the star for
the Jayhuwkers. Heiser and Wood
nrd also featured In stellar plays and
made most of tho points for their
team.
The Line-up.
Nebraska. Kansas.
Perry . r. f Vandervles
Schmidt 1. f JolinBon
Hutchinson "" . ' "Long
Hlltner c Holsor.
Wood r. g Martlnrtalo"
Amberson 1. g.. Woodard
Goals from field Perry (2), Wood
(2). Johnson (2), Vandervler (2),
Woodard (4), Holser (5), Martlndell
(2).
Goals from free throws Perry (2-,
Johnson (7-, Vandorvles.
Referee Clevonger.
Umpire Saul Waugh.
No Game.
Nebraska and Ames, the two schools
tied for basketball championship of
tho northern section of tho Missouri
Valley conference league, have agreed
nol to play a post season game to de-.
termlne tho championship.
The Aggros felt that they could not
go away from homo for this game and
requosted fho Cornhuskor manage
ment not to require a final game. Al
though Nebraska's chances for win
ning were excellont, the management
was not any too anxloUs to schedule
the game. It Nebraska should havo
won this game she would havo played
Kansas again for the championship of
the whole valley, but this champion
ship so evidently belongs to Kansas
that it was thought best' not to play
more games.
KAPPAS GIVE INFORMAL.
First Sorority 'Formal of the Year
Given Saturday.
Aocut aentyKcouples attended tho
intual paity of the Kappa Kappa,
Gamma sorority at tho Lincoln hotel
Saturday night Tho party was given!
In accordance with the rules lately
passed by the lnter-Bororlty cquncll,
and no decorations were used. It is
the' first formal, given under theso
rules und ably demonstrated that a
successful party could be given with
out the expense that has been the
custom in tho pnst.
Tho party was chaperoned by Pro
fessor and Mrs. Barber, Mr. and Mrs.
Marshall, and Miss Orpha Nesbit.
Tho following out of town guests
were present: Misses Helen Blish and
Marghorotta Burge . of Omaha, Miss
Helen Stein of Hastings, Miss Marcia
Bralnard of Fairbury, Miss Otis Hass
lor of Pawnee City Miss Nell Givons
of York, Miss Mabel Clark of Wayne,
and Mr. Albertson of Lawrence, Knn.
JACK BE8T FUND.'
George Holmes ". .$ 10.00
L. E. Cottle, Edgar, Neb 1.00
V. K. Goer ; 50
"Stick" DoPutron 25
Charles Kobalter 25
C. A. Green '. 1.00
H. A. Tukey, Omaha 10.00
.Matt Kobalter 50
Bert Barbor 50
W. P. Votaw 1.00
Guernsey JoneB LOT"
Traveler 25
M. P. Wallace, Exotor.-Nob. . . . .50
J. C. RosBler 1.00
Charles Stunner 1.00
Ed Boohmor 1.00
Anonymous 2.00
Miscellaneous 1.50
Preshmnn Law Students 17.00
Junior Law Students 15.00
A. Jonsen .' " .25
Geo. C. Shedd, '00 , . . . 5.00
R. D. Andreson, '00 10.00
Dr. R. G. Clapp 5.00
Prof. H. W. Caldwell 1.00
Prof. M. M. Fogg 1.00
Dean G: E. Bossoy ,.... 2.00
Edw. A. Bessoy, k90 . . 1.00
Ernst A. Bossey, '9C 1.00
Carl A. Bessey, '97 1.00
Edith Hlgglns Bossoy, '01 ...... 1.00
A. W. Carpenter, Omaha 5.00
Alpha Tau Omega 10.00
A. L. Palmer 50
Ina E. Glttings ; . . . 1.00,
E. R. Guthrlo '.50
Anonymous 1.00
"E. G." , ..'. 25
Mlscollaneous .... .25
PI Beta Phi 5.00
Alpha Chi Omega 5.00
Delta Gamma 5.00
Delta Delta Delta 5.00
Prof. H. R. Smith, State Farm . 5.00
Mlscollaneous ,7b
W. E. Anderson 10.00
AHco Ensign ', 1.Q0
Dible Class (Y. M. C.-A,),,,..- -2,00
V. S. Blnnoy .50
Total $151,20
Byron Marcellus gave an eveings
'entertainment as a reader- at Beaver
City- Friday evening. The- entertain
ment' was on the high school lecture
course and w.asundqr th;o auspices of
tho university extension bureau.
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