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DIRECTORY.
Business Directory Ever loyal
University student' Is urged to patron
ize thoBe NoWaslcatt advertisers, and
to montlon tho N.obraskan while do
ing so. '
UANKB
First-Trus Ik Savings
BAKERIE8 4
Fdlsom
1URBEU SHOPS
Oroon's
.-JlQOK-flXQItEB .
Co-op. . '
UnlvorlBty
CliEANERS
J. 0 Wood ft Co.
ioo, Tho Tailor.
CLOTHING.
Forquhar
Mngoo & Doomor
Mayer Bros.
I'alace Clothing Co.
, Spolor & Simon
Arnrttroitg Clothing Ce.
COAL
Qregory
Whltobroast
CONFECTIONERY
Lincoln Candy Kltchei
Tommy
DANCING ACADEMY
Lincoln "
PITTS 'J ',
DOCTORS ".
Dr. Cramb
DRY GOODS
- Miller ft Paine -RudK
& Client
lIoTpolBholmora
DRUGGISTS
Rlggs
BNQRAVER8
Cornell
FLORISTS
. C. H. Froy
CHAPIN BROS.
FURNISHINGS
Budd
Fulk
Mageo ft Deomejr
Mayer Bros.
Palace Clothing Co.
. Rudgo ft Guonzel
Spolor ft Simon
ArmBtrung Clothing Oe.
HATTERS
Budd
Fulk
Unland
Armstrong Clothing Co.
Magee & JDeemer
Mayer Bros.
I'alaco Clothing Co.
Rudgo & Guentel
Speler & Simon
ICE CREAM
Franklin Ico Cream O.
JEWELERS
Hallett
Tucker
LAUNDRIES
Evans
OPTICIANS
Shean
. Ho wo.
ORCHESTRA
Thoruburg'a.
PHOrOGUAPHERB
Townnend
PRINTERS
- Slmmuus
Van Tine
RESTAURANTS
, Bunion Luuub.
'. Cameron's
'- V. M. C. A. Spa
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811Ufc.S
Bookman Bros.
Budd
Men's Bootery
Ruguru & Perklas
Mayer Bros.
Miller & Paine
Yates-French Co.
SHOE REPAIRINQ
Elootrlo Sho Store
Yqtes-French Co.
8KIRT8
8klrt Store
TAILORS
. Elliott. Broa,
Hersog
- JofB,,The Tailor.
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THEATERS
. Oliver
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Classiflid Column
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should be left at the business office,
basement Administration building, be
tween 11 a. m. and 12 m., or between
2 p. m. and 6 p. m.
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rate of 10 cents per insertion for
every fifteen words or fraction there
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WANT ADS
FOB SALE
For Salo A now high-grado bicycle,
at 25 per cent discount. Inquire ut
Ncbraskan oflfco.
PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
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0 a. m. to 0 p. m. Diseases of womon.
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UNION CENTRAL LIFE, 8. B. Coon,
agt., 216 Richards block.
I'm Going to Help (00
Boys Through School
Aro you working your way through
school? Then I'm willing to help you.
I havo work for 100 young mon
from tho ond of this school year until
Sept. 1. I want only boys who havo
no moans of going through school ex
ccpt by paying tholr own way.
Tho wo'rk which I .havo to offdr is
easy for tho fellow who hns tho motal.
Not only is it moro profltnblo than
nny other lino of work you can take
up during tho summor, but it will give
you a training and exporlenco In
salesmanship that is always an asset.
Tho only requirements:
You must be paying your way
through school.
Must bo of good habits.
MuBt bo willing to algn(t coutract
to Work until Sopt. 1 or thorenbouts.
Call and got tho particulars. This
Is tho boBt opoprtunlty you will havo
this yoar.
S. R. McKELVIE
Publisher Nebraska Farmer
...119 North 16th Street...
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IMlUKHiTONE
HIGH 8CHOOL8 OF THE STATE.
Falrbury.
The ImHkotbnll season 1b now at u
close. Tho boyB' toam played nine
games during tho season and lost
five. Tho girls played soven games
and lost three.
At tho Southeastern Nebraska Edu
catlonal Association at Beatrice, the
Falrbury contestant, Graco Schoon
over, won second place. Tho contest
was divided Into two partB, tho humor
ous and dramatic. MIbb Schoonover
- !nterc4 - - tho dramatic: Ono nf the
Judges gave our contestant first place.
Wilbur nnd Auburn ' tied for 'first
place.
, The seniors havo started their class
play. Parts woro nsslgnod and. prac
tice Is to begin Monday nlgit.
On Wednesday night, April G, the
sonlors entertained tho high school
faculty at tho pleasant home of Lucy
NuckollH. ProgroBBlve games wore
played during Uie ovonlngr Mies
Williams, tho .science toaclier won, tho
prize. After this, light refreshments
were served. '
On Saturday, April 0, tho Falrbury
boys played their first game of base
ball for this sanson with Carloton. The
game resulted in a scoro of 11 to 3 In
favor of Carloton.
Norfolk.
Seniors arc busy selling tickets for
tholr class day entertainment to be
given Friday, April 22. The money
cleared will bo UBed to purchase a gift
to bo presented to the high scihool, on
commencement night. Tho class hns
already given to tho high school dur
ing the Inst throe yours threo largo
pictures for the assembly room, "Sir
Galahad," "Tho Challengo" and "Moon
light at Sea."
The following is tho program:
Part I. -
Instrumental Duot Anna Wolsh and
Blrdlo Kuhl.
Class History Dollle Pfundor.
(Mass Prophecy Lotha Blakomnn.
Piano Solo Carrie Thompson.
Advice to Under Classmen BuhbIc
Stolnor.
Presentation of Lamp of Txmrnlng
Ixjstor Weaver, President Claue
1910.
IU'sponBO Marian Stltt. President
Class 1911.
Class Song Class 1910.
Part II.
THE SENIOR.
Cast of Characters.
Messenger Paul Cole
M iss Palno , Susan Gillette
Flunks Charles Ward
Good Fellowship John Rlso
THE SENIOR Charles Durland
Athletic Boys Earl Krantz, Otto
Wilde, Lester Weaver, Rex Booler
Mr. Stookoy Edwin Macy
D. O. H. Girls (piscouragerB of Hesi
tancy) Carrlo Thompson, Hazol
'Alyeu, Martha Brown, Myrtlo
Stamm, Ethel Illbben, Murglo
Branlgan
Bluff Warren Beelor
Cruslies Gladys oWavor
Class Spirit Harold Morrison
Good Grades Marie Johnson
Chorus Girls LoIb Iogan, J-othn
Blnkeman, Emma Bruggemnn,
Anna Wolsh, Horym Hauptll, Lil
lian Johnson.
Tho first bull gamo of the season
wnB played on Saturday, April 1C, be
tween Norfolk and Stanton. It was a
"good game," score being 3 to-0 In
favor of Norfolk. Tho following- wtt3
Norfolk's llno-up;
Catcher, Morrison; pitcher, Kelohor
(captain); short stop, Mapes; first
baBo, Durland; second baso, Landers;
third baso, Odiorno; right field.
Briggs; contor flold, Ward; left field,
Denton; subs., Krantz, Parish, Wllloy.
The Norfolk team 'will play a. double-header
with .Nellgh high school
and Gates Acadomy nt Nellgh, April
23.
Considerable interest in being taken
in school gardens this spring. Super
intendent Hunter has recently Issued
a bulletin to tho principals of tho vari
ous schools giving directions and sug
gestions for work in this line, Tim
plan is as follows: Tho principal of
eacli school will divide each garden
Into plots of about equal size, ono for
each room. Tho children are to have
appointed 'times to work In their own
gardens and aro to do tho wortc of
planting, wooding and cultivating.
I Each room wjll organlzo a home'gais
don club, to report at regular times
assigned for indoor study 6n tho vari
ous gardening subjects and will thoin
use these as material for themes In
their composition work. At tho time
of the county fair and at the close of
the season, an exhibit will bo mnde of
tho best displays of vegetables and
flowers raised by tho various rooms.
Pupils' Individual displays from tho
home gardens will be Included.
SKILL IN KICKING
IMPORTANT IN RUOBY
ENGLI8H AND AMERICAN GAME8
ARE COMPARED.
TWO STRIKING
DIFFERENCES
Great 8klll In Passing and Kicking
Demanded of English Backfield
Better Game for Minor Teams
No Signals.
Thore Irt"nuythlng but a lull in the
battle of the Rhodes scholars over the
comparative worth of American col
lege and EngllBh rugby football. The
following opinions from George Hur
ley of Brown university, nn Oxford
Rhodes scholar from Rhode Island,
ure of Interest, inasmuch as radical
football reformers have asked that the
English game be transplanted to the
American colleges nnd our game done
away with:
"In tho first place, let me suy that
both American and English football
are vory nno games. But there 'are
two striking differences between
thorn, one In tho theory of tho game
and tho other In tho nature of the
players. American football as a game
is built up on tho principal of inter
ference. Each man Is detailed either
to push out of tho way or to stop
Homo doflnlto opponent In each play.
In English football the principle ol
Interference Is admitted only in a
very slight degree. It comes in only
in tackling, and, to a strictly limited
extent. In work in tho 'scrum,' which
corresponds roughly to our Mine.'
"Tho other noticeable difference 1b
this: In varsity football thero is .not
the grlmncss and intensity that you
see In an Important game at homo.
Tho men go hard, but they don't play
tho game for all it Is worth every
minute. Hard, fast tackling, for in
stance. Is not at all usual. And this
milder method of procedure, com
bined with tho absence of mass plays
and all tho other things that Intor
forenco means, makes tho English
gamo as played by Englishmen Ides
dnngorouB than our game as played
at our universities.
Resembles Basketball.
"But the danger Is not tho only
thing to bo considered in -sport. Per
sonally I should dlBliku very much to
see tho comparatively haphazard
'scrum' formation Introduced In place
of our scientific Une-plny. At the
same time I should bo glnd if the
skill In passing and kicking demand
ed of an English backfield would come
Into prominence in our gamo. Except
that forward passing Isn't allowed, a
sot of English bncka come down tht
field as a baskotball team might, pass
ing from ono to another until the
ball roaches tho 'wing,' who Is picked
for his speed, and when ho gets the
ball he usually runs to scoro.
"And tho skill In kicking, which Je
a vory Important feature In tho game
in England, Is mnrvolous. ' Most of
tho seven mon who play behind the
'scrum In a 'rugger flftoon' can ad
vance the ball forty or fifty yard
by a kick to the side lines with either
foot.
No 8lgrals to Be Learned.
"But despite the eminence of -these
authorities, I can admit superiority
in EngllBh rugby in only one partlcu
lar. It Is a better gamo for ni
afternoon's sport for two mlnoi
teams. Thero are no signals to be
learned, and If any one man does no'
know tho gamo well or wishes to rest
his weakness Isn't necessarily dlsas
trous to his side. But tho uncer
tainties of tho English gamo aro vorj
trying. A long kick to the IdollneE
is as effective as a brilliant run."
Slxty-ono hundred and thlrty-twc
J. are enrolled' at J Columbia University,
New Music
When you go homo send to jno for tlin
niUblo Mint hi-- tbd "II td" h'ro nt tho
Uni. BtHT In tho gamo oron though yon
nro at faoino.
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