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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 28, 1911)
? KB ;. w - nl THE DAILY NKBRAIKAlf If 4 1 f COLLEGIATE SPORTS By Stuart Gould GAMES IN VALLEY TODAY. Nebraika-Mliiourl at Lincoln. KanaaDrake at Lawrence. Amei-Grlnnell at Iowa City. TEMPLE DEFEAT8 FAIRBURY. Haicalls Team Swamps Blue River Boys 36-6. By n Bcoro .of 36-G tho fast Tomplo High school football olovon dofoatcd tho Falrbury warrlorB on Nohraska Flold yOBtorday. Coach Haacall's boyB woro In flno fpttlo and for tho most part had things all tholr own way. Fairbury's ono touchdown camo nt tho ond of a protty stretch of football but It was of short duration, and tho llghtor up-stuto lino could not there after hold tho Tomplo lads. WE8LEYAN BEAT8 DOANE. Methodists 8prlng 8urprlse On Doane Congregational Tigers. Doano collego was defeated yester day afternoon at Crofts. Tho Wob loyan football toam, supported hy a spoolal train load of rootors, journoy od down to Croto yesterday and sur prlcod tho Doano Tigers, defeating thorn by tho score of 6 toO. Tho game was fast. It was hotly contested and both tcamB had good rooting support. Tho result was a groat Burprlso to Lincoln dopoatorB. tho past weok, although ho Is not as good on tho punts as Hackney, tho former captain. Shuck weighs 144, is a holder of two "M's", and is ono of tho bost ends in tho west. Practiced Yesterday. Tho Tigers did practico yesterday at Capital Beach, running through signals and punting nnd passing tho ball. "Wo have a good toam horo,v said Coach Browor Friday night, "and ex pect to havo a cIobo game with tho Cornhuskers. Wo hopo to win of course, but realize that it will havo to ho good football to heat tho Ne braska olovon." See Olympics. ' Tho Missouri team is present nt the Olympics UiIb morning, tho ovont re minding tho southern school men of their own "flag rush." Beforo tho gamo this aftornoon tho band will furnlBh somo of thoir con verted pieces and play all the football songs. EXPLOSION CAUSED TROUBLE. Owen Cone Hurt by Phosphorus Ex plosion in Pharmacy Laboratory. LELAND PREPARES STATISTICS THIRTEEN CHURCHE8 HAVE MEMBERS IN UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA STUDENT BODY. A phosphorus explosion in tho phar macy laboratory yesterday aftornoon caused no small nmount of oxclto ment. Owon Cono, in whoso pocket tho oxplosion took place, had his hand badly burned. Tho room was filled with! suffocating odors which were most offensive. Cono was performing an experiment and, according to a student who was in the room at tho timo, had for somo reason or other placed tho tubo In his pocket. His coat took firo and was ruinod. One of his hands, it is said, was badly, burned. C. H. Froy, florist, 1133 O St. tf Girls' Tennis Club Grows. Mildred Long has Joined tho Gli'lB Tohnls association. Fifteen now mombors havo boon added this year. This p'utB tho 'association in a flour ishing condition for tho big tourna mont noxt spring?" 8quad Work In Gym. Next wook squad work will bo start ed In tho men's gym classes. Nino men will bo picked to asBlst in hand ling theso sub groups. BBBBBBkHflBBBSBBBBiBBtfBBBBMBB Interest in religion is increasing among tho students of tho University of Nobraska, according to Rev. Dean U. Leland, University pastor for tho Prosbytorlan church, Hq basos his assertion on tho fact that tliero is moro church-going nnd jBiblo study, a greater percentage of church members in tho student body, and fowor students who declaro no proforenco on tho card of religious in formation required of all now stu dents. Doctor Leland has compiled tho fol lowing figures rogardlng the vnrlous religious denominations represented among tho now. students registered this year, with careful OBtlmatoB on the percentage basis of tho total num ber of University students adhering to each denomination. Preforonco Estlmato of New for all Students 208 Try Our Luncheonettes They are always the best. We serve hot and cold drinks all winter long. LINCOLN CANDY KITCHEN South West Cor. 14th O DO YOU REALIZE THAT Theso aro the men that make this paper possible? , . ... . The subscription prlco Isn't a drop In tho bucket. They help us; we must help them PATRONIZE THE MEN ON' THI8 LIST They Will Treat, You Right BANKS First Sayings Bank Contral National Bank HERPOLSHEIMER'S CAFE Dinner Ut30 to 1:30 JZn Supper 5:30 to 7:30 4uL Also Cafoterlan Style Hot Wailes with Maple Syrup, JOc BAKERIES Folsom . , BARBER SHOPS Chaplin First National Bank Qreon's Bert Sturm Roy Wardo BOOK STORES ' Co-op ' i University '- ,- J Wlf ' . . . " " f ' CLEANERS Tod Marrinor J. C. Wood.& Co.- Lincoln Cleaning and Dye .Work.. Weber .'. V t -1 w V i " 'f . SHINQUARD8. Ton llttlo rootorB sitting in a lino, Ono saw a damo; then thoro woro nlno. Nino llttlo rooters cheering for tho ' 'lovon. Two lost tholr volco; then there woro aovon. Seven llttlo rootors in a cold, cold fix, Ono started, smoking thon there woro six. , Six llttlo rootors sitting in a row, Two, got tirod, thon there woro foah. Four llttlo rootors feeling rather blue, Two thought tho toam had lost, then, thoro woro two. . Two llttlo rooters sitting all alone, Ono needed supper, thon thoro was ono. L One llttlo rooter -saw The rost had gone, Stayed to tho finish and tho homo team won. Denominations. Methodist I' Presbyterian Congregational Episcopal BaptlBt 134 115 SI 34 32 22 17 . 8 Students 1,000 600 500 200 150 150 125 - CO printing; f an 3- UHC0LW-mR. WHAT DO YOU NEED TODAY in our lino of Pamphlota, Programs, Monus, Wedding Btatlonory and all kinds of Commercial and Btatlonory Printing. Van Tine Printing Company 128 H. 14th St. Rollablo, Prompt AutoOm Ocker Engraving Go. Engraved invitation in 48 hours if necessary Room 316 Brownttll Blk. TIGERS AND CORNHUSKERS RCADy FOR BIQ CONTE8T (Continued from pago 1.) to-it, (he season's practico ana evperl- ?V ShUck to Kick. arW ShHck, the rocontly elected CASUia of the Mlssourlans, will do the kicking" for his team. His work wltk the ball has Improved much in Catholic Christian Christian Science United Brethren 8 40 Adventlst C - 25 Unitarian " k 4 15 Jewish 3 12 Quaker 1 ,6 No proforonco given 13 Downtown Churches Active. Thus it appears that tho Methodists aro In tho lead, with tho Presbyterian and Congrogationalists nearly tied for second, and that there aro 638 new students registered bo far In tho Uni versity. Tho estimates of "total" affiliation with tho various denominations do not include tho ,700 students who aro ox nocted to register in the School of Agriculture noxt month, nor any of tho students of affiliated schools., Besides tho work of the Presbyter ian pastor for students at tho Univer sity, there Is a Bushnell guild organ ized among the Congrogationalists, and also a Catholic Students' club. All the downtown churches, the Univer sity Y. M. C. A- and Y. W. C. A. are active in Christian work among the students.'" All the city churches are wide open to students. For your Steaks, Chops and Quick Service Visit The New York Chop House Open Day and Night. 1840 O Stroot THE FIRST SAVINGS BANK 4 pir cent Interest Pali " d'pm" JL00 Opens an Account With the First National Bank, Cor. 10th and O. CLOTHING Armstrong Clothing Co. Farquahar Flodeon & Brethouwor Mageo & Doemer Mayor BroB1. Palace Clothing Co. Speler & Simon COAL Whltehroast CONFECTIONERY Lincoln Candy Kitchen DRY GOOD3 Mlllor & ilno v DRUGGISTS '-.'" Moior Drug Co. Rlggs FLORISTS C. H. Froy FURNISHINGS Armstrong Clothing Co. Budd Fulk Magee & Doemer Mayor Bros. Palace Clothing Co. Spoler & Simon HATTERS Armstrong Clothing Co. Budd Fulk Mageo & Deemer Mayer Bros. Palace Clothing Cc Spoler & Simon JEWELERS Hallett . ' Tucker LAUNDRIES ff ' ' Evans MUSIC - Walt OPTICIAN v Shoan PHOTOGRAPHS M , Blazok ;. -. - A '.ft- )'- s HAVE EVANS Do Your Laundry 44 ff tfry h luncb at the Y. M. C. A., Lunch Room. Cafeteria Plan. CltyY.M.C.A. 13th wrfK PRINTERS Georgo Bros. , ' . , Hyde Prlntery ' -t Simmons Van TIno y RESTAURANTS Herpolshelmer Y. M. C. A. Spa .'- Baker's Cafe SHOES Bookman, Bros. Budd i , Men's Bootery Mayer Bros, "" Miller & Paine TAILORS Flodoon & Brethouwer THEATERS Oliver Orpheum T,YPEWRITER8 Lincoln Typewriter Kxcfcaagf . ! .jir ft Mil JV 1 il I t VI r )1 I rfW- 1!' ,.
