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,ft A W&.-k ,jt , THE DAILY IfEBRAfiKAN A ROYAL FAMILY IV i' t 1- . v. bbVIbbV ' .bbbbW frBBBLBA' bKTobm ' abbbbm, WbbHjEIbB Tho King Tho Quoon Tho Prince kBBBBK i t ' BBBBBsB&i. , SB""' " ' .' 'iBaWPBV I ' wBBBE?& BBB "" B'bEbkP BBBBBBBBBBBkVH BBBBBBBBBBBBBBi kBBBHkBW1' BBBBBBBBBBBBkBSH ' BBriTWBBm bbbbbbbbbH P BBBBBBBBBH BK? i x.- v pmmmmmmmj BMBBBIlBh bbbbbbbbKbbV KjTriV BBTBBBbI K .kw- LBbk&IbbH ,m&m Tho Princess Tho Priost Tho Dowagor Tho Cardinal The Presentation of This Play Represents an Outlay of Over $600.00 It Will Be the Best and Most Extensive Performance Ever Staged by University Students Oliver Theater Prices $i, 75c 50c, 25c Friday, Feb. 23d SENIORS AND SOPHS WIN IUNIOR8 AND FRE8HMEN DROP OPENING QAME8 IN INTER CLASS SERIE8. Tho first two gamoB of tho lntor clasa series woro played off last even ing In tho gymnaBlum. In tho first gamo tho Sophomores heat tho Juniors by a score of 33 to 27. In tho second game tho Seniors defeated tho Fresh men by the small margin of 20 to 13. Tho first game showed up two very good players In tho persons of Bock and Kavan, and waB characterized by considerable Bpeed. Tho Freshman Senior contest was played very much a-la-mob. Previous to tho class games the Sigma Alpha Epsilpns succeeded In defeating tho Phi Delta ThotaB by a scoro of 15 to 13. Baskeball and athletic goods at the Lawlor Cyclo Co.'a storo, 1423 O St tt TO MEET KAN8A8 TWICE. Cornhusker Five Will Again Clash With Jayhawkers Next Week. Next Friday and Saturday nigh Rats Friday and Saturday nights of noxt week tho Nebraska basketball five will have tho opportunity of meeting tho Kansas team twice again, Tho fact that iNebraska has already beaten Kansas twice this year Is a. pretty fair 'indication of what tho results of tho gamoB will bo. On Friday night an informal danco will be hold after tho game. tho fans interested in tho contest, Purduo won her last game by defeat ing Chicago on her own territory, and tho Badgers walloped Indiana by a scoro of 51 to 10. Each team has now won seven straight games, and it will probably bo necessary to deolde tho championship by a poat-seaBon gamo, Photography offers a moBt appro priate Easter greeting when made by TownBond. Studio, 22G So. 11th St Athletics Draw Students. A study of tho enrollment figuros for tho past ton years leads Harvard officials to conclude that athletics pay. Thero is an increase in the freshman class of about twenty-seven per cent evory fall after the university has turned out a winning football team. Athletic Fee at Michigan. Horoafter tho University of Michi gan will charge all students an extra registration fee of $5, which will bo dovotcd to athletic expenses. Stu dents will bo admitted free to all ath letic contests. All students should visit the "Col lego Inn Barber Shop at 127 North 12th. S L, Chaplin, Prop. Teams In Hot Contest. Tho race between Purduo and "Wis consin for tho Big Eight basket-ball championship is one of thef hottest and closest contests in the history of the conference. Much to tho surprise of Wisconsin to Play Texas. Tho athletic department of Wiscon sin has completed 'arrangements with Texas University for a gridiron battlo at Madison, October 12. Betas Forfeit Game. Tho Betas voluntarily forfeited tho scheduled basketball gamo to Delta Upsllon last night .Co-eds to Row The co-eds of Iowa are planning to organize "a rowing team. Make your dates early with Hagen sick's Orchestra. Auto B-2990. tf DO YOU REALIZt THAT These are tht men that maks this paper possible? The subscription price Isn't a drop , In the bucket. They help us; we must help them PATRONIZE THE MEN ON THIS LI8T They Will Treat You Right BANKS First Savings Bank Central National Bank BAKERIES Folsom BARBER SHOPS Chaplin Greon's CLEANERS J. C. Wood & Co, Weber CLOTHING ;' Armstrong Clothing Co. Farquah&r , Magee & Deemer Mayer Bros. Palace Clothlug Co. Speier & Simon COAL t ,.. ' Whltebreast CONFECTIONERY' Lincoln Candy Kltchea DRY GOOD3 Miller &. Paine " . ! Rudge & Guonzel DRUGGISTS ' Moier Drug Co. ' Rlgga , , FLORISTS C. H. Frey FURNISHINGS Armstrong Clothing Co. ' Budd ; '. Magoe & Deemer Mayor Bros. Palaco Clothing Co Spoier & Simon " Rudgo & Guonzel HATTERS . Armstrong Clothing Ce Budd Magoo & Doomer Mayor Bros. Palaco Clothing Ce. Spolor & Simon ' , Rudgo & Guonzel JEWELERS Hallott Tucker LAUNDRIES Evans Musrc Walt Hagonslck Thprnburg Jones, Orchestra University School of Music. 1 FIT, 1 ' S -.- ?3?,&f '-.'- tWjSBrgmg. OPTICIAN Shean Hallott PRINTERS Georgo, Bros. . Simmons Van Tin Graves Printery.;. V'S,, t'vy "'',' RESTAURANTS. "' '' rVT.V'' HerpolBhelmer ' '$!'' y. M. c. A. spa 4 ' ' $&&'' .-, "il-ft'-'''' SHOES Budd Men's Bootory Mayor Bros. . Miller & palne TAILORS College Tailors, THEATER8 Oliver Orpheum r. , :& if -. . JA (5mW: v . . Pj-.'-MA it f v. N l ?A,Z TYPEWRITERS ; Nebraska Typewriter Bxch. . v, y -i't' ; ,- k . ("4 "t. m '.- pt l "4H V . 1 M 1 ?u -7r. "Wi fj i A - i L-.. . . . .'Hu, !.-.-