THE DAILY NEBEASKAN
Directory of
Advertisers
The following merchants and busi
ness men of Lincoln are anklous to
serve the University students. By
placing their advertisements In the
columns of the Dally Nebraskan ttyey
show that they want your trade. And
you may be sure that the merchant
who Is willing to make a little effort
to get your patronage Is the one who
Is going to treat you honestly and
considerately In attempting to keep
Iti 80 you as well as the Nebras-kan-wlll
profit by trading with these
popple:
BANKS
WrBt Trubt & Snving8
(Jonirni Nnuonni imnic
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IJAKKRIKS
PdlBoni
DAKUBK SHOPS
Grccn'B
Capital Hotel
BOOK STORKS
6o-on
UnlverBlty
CM3AXKKS
Wober'a Sultorhnn
CLOTHING
Kaniunhnr
MliKUG & Doemor
Mayer Bros.
l'nlaco Clothing Co.
, Spcior & Simon
' Armstrong Clothing Co.
.ICOAti
WhltobreaBt
CONFECTIONERY
Lincoln Candy Kitchen
DRY GOODS
,J MlirerTE-Tnliro n
DRUGUISTS
Rlggs
FLORISTS
Cliapln Bros.
Ulltner Bros.
FURNISHINGS
Build
Pulk
Magoo & Deumer
Mayor Bros.
Palace Clothing Co.
Snolor & Simon.
Armstrong Clothing Co.
HATTERS
Budd
Fulk
Armstrong Clothing Co.
Magec & Deomor
Mayor Bros.
Palaco Clothing Co.
' .Spoier &. Simon
JEWELERS
llallctt
Tucker
LAUNDRIES
' Evans '
'opticians
" Shcnn
(PHOTOGRAPHERS
De Gaston & Houclc
'PRINTERS -. -
George Bros.
Simmons
Van Tine ' )
RESTAURANTS tt ' - 1
'Cnmorbri's ' . ,
' .Y.l. C.'A'. Spa" , . ,.tf ,$,; ffl
' 'ttbrpolshelmer's
SHOES
i 'Armstronc Clothintr Cor
J Budd l tl(?
i .' Mori's Bootery
' Mnvor. Bros.
I Miller fi? Paino)
I Yates French'
I Whrrlmn'a
srtm.Ts ' ' '. '
-"Skirt Store .. '
TAILORS
Elliott Bros.
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TYPEWRITERS ,
I Iilncoln Typewriter Excli angola
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MANY STUDENTS HERE
CONSERVATION SPEECHES
Continued from Pago I
sources and particularly of animal
life. The saving of grasB trees and
birds can be begun In evor person's
front yard.
Governor Aldrich's addi'csB w'Ab re
ceived very enthusiastically. He said
the conservation of the children of
our Btate waB our greatest problem.
He told or many ways In which this
could be Improved. In the arternoon
the meeting was bold in sections,
which wore largely, attended.
LaBt night a great crowd waB out
to bear Henry Wallace, president of
the national conservation commission.
C. .1. Blanchard, chief statistician of
the United -States reclamation ser
vice, also spoke.
ACCEPT OMAHA CHALLENGE
MAGIC NAME OF "LIZZIE" WINS
SERGEANT-AT-ARMS
FOR REIN.
A small per cent of the sopliqmore
class met yesterday In .Memorlnl ball
to elect minor olllcers and transact
general business. The challenge from
Omaha university, asking for a do
bate between that unlversltj and the
team representing tbe Bophomojc
elnsB. was received andj.be secretai
was Instructed to write to The Omaha
authorities accepting the challenge.
Tbe date and questions will be chosen
later, the contest to be bold In Om
Jilni . ..- .
The officers elected to assist' Prcsl
dein Phillips In miming the affairs of
tbe class during this semester were:
Vice-president, Glen Rub; secretin'.
Ruth Cull; trensurer, W. L. Randall;
sergeantat-arms. (. L. Rein. The 011I
exciting race wus for the of lice of ser-geant-nt-arms.
Three men were nom
inated. The fist nomination made
was that of Carrol Sears, the retiring
president. Harry Coffee was then
placed on the slate, but be qulckl
arose and nominated "Llzzio" Rein.
The nomination speech, which Coffee
delivered, together with the attractive
nick-name given the candidate, won
the day for "Lizzie." Coffee only re
ceived one vote for the ofllco. Sears
following him with less than a score.
Tbe committee which is to have
charge ol the sophomore Informal was
appointed. Burton S. Hill Is to be
chairman of tbe committee and Har
old Mulligan master of ceremonies.
Tbe members or the committee are ('.
S. Bachorleh. F. C. McConnell. E. P.
Snder .1. H. Quinn. .1. F. Keith. G. R.
Mann. Helen Sawyer and Imo Huntington.
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UPPER CLASS TEAMS VICTORIOUS
Sophomores Lose Heart at End of
First Half.
Clearly outclassing their rivals by
fast passing and sure goal throwing,
both the senior nnd junior teams won
In the second serieB of Interclnss bas
ketball games last night. Tbe sopho
mores began to lose heart in the 'early
part or their game and had become so
disgusted at the end of the first half
that they forfeited to the seniors. The
score than stood L'O to 0. The fresh
men being more grittey, fought against
certain defeat to the bitter end, finally
losing to the juniors 15 to 11.
Both 11 r per class teams are strong
and the final contest, which, takes
place next week to decide the Inter
clues championship will be exciting.
The first nnd second year men hnvo
been-vanquished wlth-case and a com
parison 'of scores and general showing
leaves tjie outcome extremely doubt-
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ful.
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Do Not Cheat
Yourself
ITF we can sell you a Suit or
II Overcoat that pleases you
for less money than you
can buy it at other stores, you
cheat-yourself if you don't buy
here. But we DO sell for less
and invite you to come in and
satisfy yourself that we do. Then
you will cheat yourself no longer.
Speier & Simon
Wf Save You Money
N. E. Cor 10th and 0 St.
CPLACETTO GO
Sunday Evenings in February
ALL SOULS' CHURCH
Corner H and Twelfth Street 7:30 p. m.
Four Addresses on Vital Themes
for Modern Minds
Fourth Subject -Feb. 26th:
"IS THERE A GOD?"
An opportunity for questions at close of address.
Sunday Mornings "The Realization of Democracy."
Seventh Subject "Democracy in the Realization of
the Ideals of Religion."
ALL STUDENTS ARE INVITED.
Lincoln Sanitarium Plungm
Thi Brut Silt Water Silaalnf Pad
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QenUemon. JLtternooni and Eranln, LaHaa
and QenUamen, Monday aud Friday WanK
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TYPEWRITERS " MAKES Rent applied on mnhaW
SOLD or RENTED Driee. Turn o .VT3
SOLD or REHTED price. Two year written
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Auto phone 2080, ;Bell phone 1299, 143 So, i3th.sSt., UnlJ.
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