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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 19, 1911)
a. THE DAILY XIBRiSKAN b HARMON AND STELK OUT ' . FOR WRESTLING HONORS Harmon and Stelk nro to bo found on tho wrestling mat every afternoon. Tho big men pant and grunt till tho canvas sounds like a croBB.botween a raco war and a newspaper ofllce. Under tho supervision of O. W. Mil ler tho men nro coming along in good shapo and both of them will bo able to step Into Elliott's shoes when tho Iowa match comes off this year. At present they nro trying out a few brand new holds which will put a Jolt into anybody who happens to bump .Into the big boys. EAR MUFFS T. Pontius Qulnn strolled to tho ticket window and, breaking In ahead of about forty-five porsons who wore In a hurry to catch a train, he asked, "Does tho plumbor hit tho pipe if tho tailor used tho needle?" Just thon a rod cap hurried to him and handed him a telegram, In a yollow envelope. T. Pontius Qulnn opened It and road to tho waiting crowd: "If tho ralU road, did the board walk?" Tho University of Washington has glvon out tho following remarkable statistics: Tho average time spont by tho average student for each credit hour per week was 1.78 hours; tho avorago time of tho law Is recorded at 1.40 hours' preparation; tho en gineers como In strong with 1.90 hours; the academic bunch class with 1.74 hours. We don't like to make any caustic comments, but we wish the registrar of that institution would loan Ills pipe to us when wo count our railroad faro homo. Tho professional Joiner will prob ably bo barred from other Bports hero-after. Remembor, dark curtalnB are no ex cuse for a dirty window. Why not r.tny In Lincoln during va cation? It Is cheaper. It coats fl'vo dollars a weok hero; at homo It sots somebody back flvo a day. Well. It camo. Wo know all about It, but woro a llttlo surprised when wo awoko Sunday morning to think that it could snow so much Inside of two hours and a half that tho open faco clock wns covered. BYRD COMMENTS. Washington Star Expert Criticizes .Selection of Walter Camp. H. C. Byrd, tho football export of tho Washington Star, has handed Walter" Camp a Jolt and at tho same ,tlmo helped to put Nobraska on the football map. Camp, In picking his AU-Amorlcan team, could see no other part of tho football world beyond tho Alloghonlos. Byrd has, In reply to tho team, said: "Thero is llttlo doubt In their minds that mon like Shonka of Ne braska and Rosenwald of Minnesota -deserve places on tho honor team picked by tho Yalo man. . . "Had Nobraska won from Minne sota It would bo ablo to lay 'a bettor claim to tho western title than any of tho other olevons. Tho fact thaht It showed to good advantago over ' Michigan last week and really out played that team, although only get ting a tlo, shows that had It boon lucky enough to got away 'with tho winning end of tho Minnesota gamo It would now bo rated at tho lioad of - western teams. 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"The game Saturday In which Ne braska played Michigan a C to 6 tie, reflects a great deal of credit on tho team, In that Michigan hafe nearly al ways, proved the superior of tho eleven which tho Cornhuskora have sent against it In tho past. This is tho ilrst time that tho teamB have mot for quite awhilo, but whon meet ings botweon tho two were annual featuros of western football the Wal vorlnes noarly always won." . UNIVERSITY JEWELER & OPTICIAN C. A. Tucker JEWELER S. S. Shean " OPTICIAN 1123 0 STREET YELLOW FRONT Yeur Patr&nagi Stllclled See Les Hyd6when in need of pro grams, menuB and other printing. Notice, Juniors! AU junior football mon who played in the Junior-Senior gamo will meet in tho Armory at 11 ojclock on Tues day, December 19, for tho purpose of selecting sweaters. O. W. MILLER, Chairman Junior Interclass Ath letic Board. Green's Sanitary Barber Shop, 120 No. 11th. C. H. Frey,' florist, 1133 O St., tt HERPOLSHEIMER'S CAFE Dinner, J Ji30 to Jt30 1 C n Suppr 5i30 to 7i30 lVL Also Cafeterlan Style HAVE EVANS Do Your Laundry Got ft Michigan or Nebraska Pennant Free with a pound box of candy 80o Vleter Drug Co. DO YOU REALIZE THAT These are the men that make this paper possible? The subscription price Isn't a drop In the bucket. They help us; we must help them. PATRONIZE THE MEN ON THIS LIST They Will Treat You Rlflht BAGGAGE Auto Delivery Co. BANKS First Savings Bank Central National Bank BAKERIES ' , ' Folsom BARBER SHOPS Chaplin First National Bank ' , Green's Bert Sturm Roy Ward Y. M. C. A. Antiseptic Barber Shop CLEANERS Tod Marrinor J. C. Wood & Co. Lincoln Cleaning and Dyo Wofki. Weber Capital City Cleaning Co. CLOTHING Armstrong Clothing Co. Farquahar Flode.en & Brethouwer Magoo & Deomor Mayor Bros. Palace Clothlug Co. Spoler & Simon COAL ,. . 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