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V . V'--- '' -" . ' -,' - - w v.. 3j THE DAILY NEBRASKAN -7. V Hail flebrashan Published by tho Student Publica tion Board of tho University of Ne braska. EDITORIAL 8TAFF Editor SEARLE F. HOLMES Managing Editor. EARLE H. TAYLOR Aflfloolato Editor. FRED McCONNELL AflBoclnto Editor... DURTON S. HILL BU8INE88 8TAFF Manager .C. C. BUCHANAN AuB't Managor...JAJHEB MORRTSON Circulation Manager LEO BREEN SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, 2.00 PER YEAR Payable In Advance. Single Copies, 0 Centa Each. Telephone: Auto 1888. Nloht Phonea Auto 1888; Editor, Auto 1035; Manager, Auto 1821. Entered at tho poBtofflco at Lincoln, Nebraska, aB second-class mall matter, under tho Aot of Congress of March 3, 1879. FRIDAY MARCH 8. 1912 ER8TWHILE EDITORS. Tho engineers who have collected and edltod tho engineering material which has appeared In the last two Issues of tho Nebraskan aro as fol lows: G. N. Cartor, C. J. Hubbol and A. R. Beckwlth. tho record of no defeats or nenr-do-featti and 'with only ono gamo yet to play. But tho Coyotes, have another Idea about tho "basketball situation in this region that they have been think ing about pretty seriously for Bomo timo without saying very much about it. and this is that they can win tho Missouri Valley championship if they aro givon tho chance. "Now, thoro is Just ono way to set tle tho question as1 to whothor they can support their claim and that is to play a gamo with -the University of Nebraska, who aro ostensible cham pions. Nothing would please tho Coyotes bettor than Just such an oc currence, In fact, they havo dono about all In their power to get It to occur. Tho faint objection heard so far is that tho Cornhuskors don't want to play it on Wesloyan's floor. As for that, Wosloyan Is willing to play two games with them, ono on each floor, but If only one gamo Is to bo played, wo do think It ought to be at Wos loyan. for the Coyotes played on the Lincoln floor last year." C. H. Froy. florist, 1133 O St. tf CALENDAR. rttong teai wish to cal that tho Li ANOTHER ASPIRANT. Nebraska's title to the Missouri Valloy championship Is being dlB putod by another ambitious institu tion. This timo tho challenge comes from our Immediate neighbor Wob leyan Although this school 1b not In tho Missouri Valloy conference. Its momborB aro firmly Imbued with tho Idea that they have a right to contest for tho championship, and further more, that, had they tho right to do ho. tho tltlo would easily fall their way. Tho following artlclo, which ap peared In the laBt Ibbiio of their pub' Ucatlon. voices the Bontlmont which exists thero. "Wo give tho WoBloyau- ltes credit for having -an unusually strong team, but at the same time call tnelr attention to tho ract ,lncoln Y. M. C. A., who boat them by a small margin, wM' boaton by Nebraska 55 to 29, and that Grln nell, over whom tho WeBloyanltos olalm Boveral hard won victories, was beaten by Amos, whom Nebraska swamped in four straight games. We reallzo that comparative scoroB are deceiving, but quote thorn. In this In stance, becauflo thoy aro tho only available meanB of comparison. Wes loyan waB offered a gamo, early In the Hoason, which It refused, now when tho Cornhuskor management Is hnv lng great difficulty In arranging ft champlonBhlp series with Kansas, tU WeslcyanlteB demand a game, not by Issuing a direct challenge, but through tho columns ot their paper. Coach Stlohm has dqflnltoly an nounced that no Buch gamo will bo scheduled at thla time owing to the lateness of tho season, but that if tho CoyotOB fool equally pugnacious next fall tholr demands will be mot. The following Is an oxcorpt frqm an artlclo In tho Wealoyan publication: 'The Wosloyan basketball team Ib, naturally, a modest and shy pack of Coyotes, as everyone knows, but with such a record of victories to her credit as has boon won this Beason, Bho would bo backward Indeed if sho didn't claim a few laurels which she feels alio has a right to. The first of thoso is tho lnter-colloglato champion ship of Nebraska. No ono will daro question this, wo take It, In view of Friday, March 8. Union. Palladlan. Botanical Seminar. Sigma Alpha EpBilon formal party. Nu Sigma Nu dance. MubIc hall, Temple. Achoth annual banquet. Engineers' Bmoker. Delta Upsllon house. Basketball tournament. Six games In afternoon, four games at night. Saturday, March 9. Delta Gamma annual banquet. Students' Dobatlng club. Catholic Students' club. Medical Bocloty. Sigma Alpha EpBilon annual ban quet. Nu Sigma Nu annual banquet. Engineers' banquet. Lincoln hotel Phi Delta Phi dance. Music hall. Temple. Black MaBquo reception. Achoth dancing party. St George's studio. Delta Delta Delta party Togner society. Science hall. All students ehould visit tho "Col. logo Inn Barber Shop at 127 North 12th. S L. Chaplin, Prop. NEBRASKAN HELPED ROBERSON George H. Linnlger Gave Traveler First Financial Backing. Frank It. Robersou, whoso trav elogUQB at the Auditorium havo been well attended, 1b a college man. Ho 1b particularly a Nebraska man, for it was in hub siaio tqai no receivuu IiIb first backing as a traveler and ex plorer, Georgo H. Linnlnger, of Omaha, having given him tho capital neces sary to start him out on his educa ti6nal expeditions. Mr. Roborson has found time in lila busy llfo to write a text book on travel. It 1b not a compilation of dry faots and statistics, but nftrratlvo in form and quite interesting. Ho was induced to do UiIb at tho request of Prof. Georgo H. ThomaB, ex-Nebraska University '96. It 1b interesting to know that, having traveled through all tho cities ot any considerable size in tho United States, ho has appeared before tho people of Lincoln, oftener than those of any other city. George, Bros., expert printers, en gravers and embossers, 13th and N. GUN BUTTON 197 Pair $3.50 Shoes, Jut Saturday BUDD - L413 O 2-50 f w TOUR NEW ONES To Do Seen at MILLER & PAINE Mon's Shoo Dopartmont I THE NEW MODEL Think of every feature you wish a typewriter to possess, then carefullV-examino the Model 5 L. C. Smith; you will find every feature there. More L. C. Smith typewriters u,sed in the dif ferent departments of the University than all other makes combined. The result of carefully testing every machine manufactured. Don't rent a typewriter. 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