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NMLu y,-' (--' ,....'..J....m ilia mini III TH I -"-I I' 'I '' '"'" ' ' ""'""'"""'""- ""'"" '"""" iflasuxs. VMflMIMM UMlmHWWIIIKlWlMK'WIIW'l' " III mi" i m. N A THE DAILY NEBRASKAN f r .1 II, ( I The Daily Nebraskan TUB PROPEKTY OP . TUB UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA, Lincoln, Nebraska. Published by M .,. TUB 8TUDENT PUBLICATION BOARD EDITORIAL STAFF. editor K. P. P',dr' Managing Editor ..Carl J. Lord Anoclat Editor T. M. Edoacombe Associate Editor R. D. Hawley BUSINESS STAFF. Wanaoer ? ddo0, Assistant Managsr V. c- """," C I rcu I ator , C BUonanan Editorial and Business Oftlce: ASEMENTi ADMINISTRATION BLDQ. Ppstotfloe. Station A, Lincoln, Neb. SUBSCRIPTION PRICE. $2.00 PER YEAR Payable In Advance. Single Copies, 5 Cents Each. Telephone! Auto 1888. Night PhonesAuto 1B88 Auto 3844. INDIVIDUAL NOTICES will be charged ior nt the rate of 10 cunts tho Insertion for every nftoon words or fraction thore f. Fnculty notices and University bul letins wljl bladly bo published heo. : . . . Entered at the postomco at Lincoln. Nebraska, as second -clrtnn mull matter ander the Act of Congress of March . 1179. Advertisements for the want column should be left at the business office, base orient Administration building, between 10 a. m. ahd'12 m., or between 2 p. m. and a p. m. Cash must accompany all orders for ad vertising, at the rate of ten cents for each fifteen words or fraction tnereor mo urm Insertion three Insertions twentyflve eents; five Insertions forty cents. FRIDAY, APRIL 22, 1010. Wo aro looking forward to that bath which wo aro to talto In tho tall of Halloy's comet with tho Bamo antial . patlon with which wo UBOtl to regard tho dip In tho old Bwlmmlng holo. Wo hopo that In Its swlpo acroas tho cam- pus tho tall of tho comot will deal kindly with old University hall. It's tho man who would walk four miles backward in the hottest day of summer, bis coat on his arm, straw hat perched ascant whllo ho glibly doBcants on batting avorages, binglor, bonehoad, and a host of things not known In tho daily routino of buslnosB llfo it is ho who knows tho national gamo. Baseball has gripped tho Amdrlcan nation in what seems a lasting em brace It Is not tho grip of tho fickle Salomo danco or Merry Widow waltz. They fado away llko flowers when tho snow comes. Tho baseball fiend . . . ... .. ,.r anu ran is wun ub always, no piays tho gamo from January 1st until tho bolls and whistles doclaro the year dead. Ho .reaches his climax from mld-aprll to lato September. It la then that ho is on tho Job, minus coat, straw hat on tho Blant, swoated collar, throaty voico and a world of baseball knowledge. It is then that ho ploads and begs tho homo pitcher to "twist 'em around his neck," "fan 'om to sleep," "make 'em bite tho air." Ho accuses tho visitor to hlB fair city with being possessed of a glass arm and a bonohead. Ho says unkind things to tho Btrangor withln'hls gato. Ho bots his money and neglects his business. He's a baseball fan and it Is ho who Is tho backbono of tho national gamo. Dally Missourlan. of football without tho flying tackle and minus tho pushing and pulling. All tho rules, Including those, fori .seven men on tho lino of scrimmage' and romovlng tho five-yard restriction on tho player rocelving tho ball from tho center worked well. M. V. COMMITTEE MEET8. TION-COM HOP TONIGHT. FOOTBALL. It Is nlwnys Btrango how. a propos toroua Idea can attain promlnenco In tho minds of somo individuals. Thai tho American gamo of football can bo amputated from tho body of American colIogOB Is something llko trying to amputato an arm from tho human body. Tho arm Is almoBt essential. Non-Commlssloned Officers' to Give Their Annual Ball at the Lincoln. Tho annual hop of tho non-commissioned o nicer s of tho cadet battalion will bo held this ovonlng at (ho Lin coln hotel. ThlB is tho last unlvorslty danco of tho social season beforo the annual Pan-Hellonlc danco of tho in torfraternity council. Tho danco Is tho first ono which has been held, for somo time and tho demand, for tickets haB far overreached tho supply. The attendance has been limited to eighty paid couples, and no moro tickots h&vo been sold. A largo numTJeV of students who woro unablo to purchaso tickets have Names of 8chools to Be Invited to Take Part In Meet Will Be Decided Upon. Tho games commltteo, which has charge of tho Missouri Valley confer ence meet to be held on the stadium May 28, will meet tonight at tho Grant club to take dinner and discuss the schools outsldo of tho conference which shall bo invited to tho meet. It Is likely that fully two dozen schools will receive Invitations. Sec retary. Guy Brower of the committee had a .telephono conversation with Professor Dyer, tho Ames faculty rep re8entative, regarding the recent con ference in Kansas City, and it is like ly that either another half mile relaj or a two mllo relay will be subsli tuted for tho hammer throw, which was knocked out. AN ENJOYABLE AFFAIR. Large Cabinet of Y. W. C. A. at Home of Professor Bruner. Tho meeting of tho largo cabinet at Professor Bruner's, Thursday oven ing was a roost llvo and enjoyable af fair. After a round of tennis and lunch, tho affair took tho form of n kitchen "shower" for Miss Ida Vlb bard. Tho evening closed with a busi ness session, which was characterized by very good reports from all the officers. Y. W. C. A. noon meetings: Monday pralso e.ervlco. Piano boIo. Hertha Hemda; vocal selection, Helen Hand; vocal selection, Lulu Cams. Tuesday, led by Kathorlno Caldwell Wednesday, reading by Miss Howell. Thursday, led by Beatrice Wilson. Friday, led by Ellso Bruegger. , All Souls Church, Unitarian Corner of H and 12th Streets , " ARTHUR L. WEATHERLY, Minister. Services 11 a. m. - Sunday School 10 a. m. All students are cordially Invited to attend its services ALL PEWS ARE FREE Sunday, April 23, Sermon Subject: The last sermon in the Nebraska and the Nation series "The Real Leadens." Social Ethics Class 12:15.. Mr. W. E. Hardy will speak on Lincoln's Need of Parks. The Student's Liberal Religous Union meets in the Jlusic Room of the Temple at 4 p- m. Sunday. All students invit ed. Executive Committee Miss Lois Fossler, Miss Mary Wheeler, and Robert Ashby. Genuine CALABACII PIPES and the New English COLLEGE PIPES AT ED YOUNG'S ALIAAYS THE HEADQUARTERS TYPEWRITERS ALL MAKES SOLD OR RENTED Ront Applies on Purulmso Prico. Fivo Days Froo trial beforo you pay. Two vears K"ariitoo when you purchaso. Easy Tonus. Got our list. Auto. 2080; Boll 120)1. B. F. SWANSON CO., Inc. 143 So. 13th St. In the Jungles Natives wear shoes DOLLAR OFF notnot a native then look me up. Classiest foot wear on earth. $3.30. 1415 O uuLLHit urr BUDD When 11 Is Injured or diseased we doc tor it up and apply amputation as a last resort. When tho gamo or foot ball is wrong In any particular It should bo doctored up, not blotted oil tho college map. Tho romoval of tho short tlmo coach, tho nbo!'.Uon of tho training .tablo and tho other minor changes made, may bo essential to tho condi tions undor which western football must of necessity bo conducted. That It Is CBBontlal for tho colleges of tho Missouri Valley to have a Bep .arato body of rules governing the gamo can hardly bo sur ported on either economic or physical grounds. Tho representatives attending tho na tional conforenco aro not a sot of bloodthirsty pirates nor aro they par tlal to gladiatorial contests swimming with gore. In fact, we believe thai they aro cf avorago sanity and in all probability go about garbed in tho av erage gray or black without exciting tho least criticism, as being actuatqd by any of tho prlmitlvo Impulses. Consequently wo fall to seo why these representatives will mako the gamo any too dangerous for us. They have toams composed of human beings whoso safety probably means as much to them as our players safety means to us. Then why differentiate Mis eourl Valley fcotball from American football? Why form a precedent which will eventually result In wide differ . entlatlon or tho two games and whlcli will practically debar any MIbbouH Valley team from ever participating In any but Missouri Valley games? Why - not bo Americans been planning on gaining admittance to this dnnco at tho door, and those who do attompt to gain entranco In this manned will bo charged $2. Any ono without a ticket will be charged this amount If thoy wish to danco. As this Is tbo last danco of tho uni versity social soason at tho Lincoln arrangements have been made to have it ono of tho nicest informals of the year. An olghtpieco orchestra has been engaged and by nbsoluto limita tion of the attendance tho floor will net be crowded. NEVER KNOW if you NEVER TRY Whin you want to RotCtonnlng nnd Prcslnjr doiiu by linnd and not by inuchiuury brinx yourolotboB to JOE The Tailor who Is ntfln n 8j-oeliillst n altoring and rofltt inic your clothes up-to-dute. MARGARET M. FRICKE Dresimaker of Style and Economy UPSTAIRS, 1328 O ST. LINCOLN Will dine with bryce. President MacLean Invites Leading Iowa Educators to a Din ner AprJI 25. Presidents of tho principal colleges of Iowa have been Invited by Pros! dent George E. MacLean, of tho Uni versity of Iowa, to attend a dlnnoi given by President and Mrs. MacLean In honor of tho Right Hon. Jamet Bryce, tho British a'smasador, who will visit Iowa City Monday, April 25. Ho will address tho Btudents and citi zens whllo there. 8TAGQ LIKES THE NEW RULES. OUR NATIONAL GAME. From him. who in tho lovo of mid 'night revelry: cuts cards, cries or "straights," sans "flush," "full-house"; and four-flushlngly beguiles his neigh bor, and acts tho Ho of holding a t'pat" hand ho does1 not know -Nc that's not tho national gamo. Camp's Revived Aratlcle Tried Out Successfully on Marshall Field. Chicago, April 21. Walter Camp's suggestion for modifying the football rules were pronounced a success by Coach Stagg of tho University of Chi cago, following a series of scrim mages by tho Maroon players. In the scrimmage Stagg enforced tho six re cent changes In tho "rules, and also tried the two modifications suggested by Camp. Theso suggestions are that tho lino of scrimmage bo limited to Ave yarcjs on ench side of tho center, and providing that each player on de fense shall bo responsible for ono of tho opposing sldo. The scrimmages were tho first gllmpBo Chicago "rooters" havo had. University Bulletin Our Punches and Ices are the Best Ltfr 1307 O STREET Ludlcs and Men's Clothing Cleaned, Pressed nnd Repaired, Huts Cleaned Blocked and Rotri tinned L. BLUVYEINTI-IML Practical Hatter and Cleaner Goods Called For and DMivored. Bell Phono A-021, Auto Phono 0448 225 So. lHth St., Lindoll Hutol, Lincoln. Nob. THE DIVINITY SCHOOL sf HARVARD UNIVERSITY UNSECTARIAN UNIVERSITY PRIVILEGES pLECTlVE courses leading to the University defcrees of S.T.B., A.M. and Ph.D. -" Students paying the lull fee may take without extra charge appropriate courses ottered in the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences and hi Andover Theolog ical Seminary. Fqr particulars address The Dean of Harvard Divinity School, Cambridge, Massac ucetts. APRIL. 22, Saturday, 2 p. m. Dual track moot. Nebraska-Minnesota. Alh letlc Held. 22, Friday, 12 'o'clock, U10G Meeting senior play. 23, Saturday Joint Y. M. and Y. W. C, A. Cascade social. 23, Saturday, 2 p. m. Dual track meet. Nebraska-Minnesota. Ath letic flold.- 23, Saturday, 3:30 p. m. Baseball. Nebraska vs. Cotnor. Athletic field. 23, Saturday, 8:30 p. m. Non-Corn hop. Lincoln hotel. 27, Tuesday, baseball. Highland Park, vs. Nebraska, athletic Held. 27, Wednesday, 6:50 to 7:i30 Y. M. C. A. Rev. S. Z. Batten. 29, Friday, 5 p. m Memorial Hall University band concert. 30, Saturday, '8 p. m., Temple Agrl ? cultural Club. MAY. 6-7, Friday and Saturday High School Feto Day. 4, Wednesday, G:B0 to 7:30 Y. M. C. A. meeting, In charge of seniors. 10, Tuesday Convocation. Aunual peaco program. A Great Suit and Dress Sale 50 Suits at $5.00-EACH-25 Dresses at $5.00 SKIRTS-Lalest styles and fabrics, at $4.?8 and $2.50. WAISTS-Extra Special at 49c, 55c,$J.25 and $2.58. SILK PETTICOATS at 3.50. WHITE PETTlCOATS-aUo Black-at 95c, The Sttirt Store 121 North Eleventh Street AT LAST! The long locked for and Second Edition of The Cornhusker (The Ofliclal Field Son, by action of Athletic Boad) HAS ARRIVED Beautiful scarlet and cream cover . . . REVISED EDITION Fcr sa'e at College Book Stores and at all Music Stores' v