THE DAILY NEBEA8KAN
TEGNER SOCIETY BANQUETS
NUMBER OF TOASTS RENDERED
BY MEMBERS OF ORGANIZATION.
:'(
ONE CANDIDATE UNDECIDED
TWO MEN ONLY HAVE OPENLY
ANNOUNCED FOR PO8ITJ0NS
ON CORNHUSKEQ.
There Ih an air of uncertainty about
the sophomore clasH elections for posl
tioiiH on the CornhuHkor The elec
tloiiB will be hold Thursday morning,
following the ull university rail) One
candidate for managing editor has
announced, another Ih undecided hh to
whether or not to rome out and one
man In In the field for biiHinesB mana
ger
Chandler Trimble Ih a candidate for
managing editor and Lawrence Robin
Bon Ih Htlll uncertain aa to his Inten
tions In regard to innklng a tight for
this position J. I, Drlscoll Ih
making a ranvan for business man
ager All are, fraternity men. Trim
ble bolonglng to Alpha Tail Omega,
Drlscoll to Phi Kappa Psl and Robin
Bon to Beta Theta PI AH are well
known In their class aB they have
been active In Kb affairs as well aa In
general unlverBlty matters.
COPYING NEBRASKA'S PLAN.
Wisconsin Installs Practice Courses In
Pleading In Law College.
The fact that a great number of the
Institutions of the law college aie he
lng copied by other universities should
be convincing evidence that this col
lege is one of the best in the United
States The following is an account
of the installing of a practice orlgl
nated or adopted a great many yeais
ago by the college
' In order to teach students In the
law school how to plead canes, prac
tlce courses in pleading have been
Btarted at the University of Wlscon
sin A practice court has been estab
lished, which is conducted essentiallv
the same as a real law court and each
student In the law school is required
to conduct two or more cases In this
court Not only must he prepare the
pleadlngB and the drawing up of the
case, but he must also carry through
the various steps in the case from the
beginning to the final judgment"
The Tegner Society banquet hold
in the Temple last Saturday evoning
was well attended, and an enjoyable
time was spent Charles Krlckson
served In the capacity of toaBtmaster
and railed upon the following to
speak MIbs Clara Pearson, "Mem
orleH from School Life." Arvid An
demon of Omaha, "Tegner in tho
Past." O W Sjogren, "Tegner in tho
'resent. " Miss AgneB Samuelson,
"Tegner in the Future." J Alexis,
'The Aim of Our Society," Charles
Warner, "Friends of the Society "
The Alexis Male Quartette rendered
Swedish and Norwegian selections,
and at the close of the banquet all
Joined In the Hinging of Swedish na
tlonal airs
COACH GETTING LINE
ON BASEBALL PLAYERS
MY8TERIOU8 IMPRINT8
FOUND ON OLD BOULDER
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human hand and foot is apparently
not known.
Tho rock is tho clasB memorial of
the claBB of 1892 A dolay In ship
inent wan all that saved it from at one
time going to the campus of tho Uni
versity of Iowa, for which Professor
Harbour was about to purchase It
Par yvsur Bteaka, Okopa aatd Qmlak
Barrio Vlalt
The New York Chop House
Open Day and Night
1840 O Straat
THE FIRST SAVINGS BANK
4 pir Mflt litinit " ""
$L00 Opens on Account
With the Tint NatlcuuJ Bank,
Or. 10th ud O.
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good men Oliver, an exceptionally
good fielder and a good man with the
Htlck, especially In laying down bunts,
is almost certain to land a berth
Hvde another good outfielder, 1b an
all round player and can be played
either behind the baL or in the infield
an well as in the gardens Ballah
and K Frank are two others that may
land a berth In the outfield
Manager Eager has not yet an
nounced any schedule, but it is ex
pected that he will be able to do so
before the end of the week
TWO SENIOR COMMITTEES.
One to Deal With Ballot Reform
Other Class Deficit.
President Lofgren of the senior
class has named two committees, one
to meet with the representatives of
the other classes to consider the Aus
tralian ballot system, and the other
to deal with the question of tho class
deficit The members aro as follows
Australian Ballot Committee John
Power, chairman. Clarence Clark, and
Ralph Hallderson
Committee on Class Debf Louis
Anderson, chairman, W. C Becker,
Dale BoyleB, R. W. Garrett, Carl Rob
wer, Kenneth Warner. Opal Coryell,
Verna Hyder. and Marjorie Selleck
The last named committee will meet
at 11 -SO o clock Thursday morning in
V 102 to consider the several plans
which have been proposed to pay qJT
the debt charged against tho class of
1912
Miss Agee to Speak.
Miss Etta Ageol general secretary
of the City Young Woman's Christian
Association, will speak Tuesday after
noon at r o'clock in tho Y. W C A
rooms on "Commercialized Recrea
tion "
HERE'S SOMETHING FREE.
Qua-tette Will Give Concert Preceding
Lecture on "Life in l-idla."
Tlieie will be a frei cnlci talninent
in the theatre of the Yenijde at G.10
tonight, in. mediated .ifter Biipper A
quattelh from the Glee ( hit) will give
a twenty minute concert, which will
be followed by an illustrated lecture
on "Life in India," by Dr Murphy of
Lincoln Medical College Dr Murphy
has been In India for a number of
vents and Is in this country pursuing
giuduate stud His lecture will be
Illustrated by steieoptlcon viewB of
the different phases of life there, cm
phnsi.ing especially the advance of
modem civilization
Shower and Inauguration.
Tho annual inauguration of the
Y V C. A officers took placo Satur
day evening in the Y W C A rooms.
Theie was alBo a "shower" for the
rooms, each committee giving, with a
clever poem as a presentation bpoech,
some needed article Miss Mabel
Daniels read an Faster selection
SIMMONS the PRINTER
PRINTING
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EnBOStING
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CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK
12th and O Striata
P. Jl HALL. PrMl
V. ft. JOHNSON. VI-Prul(Jat
W. VT. HACKNHY. JR.. Ami.
Dewey Becomes Captain.
First Lieutenant A W Dewoy was
UiBt night promoted to till the vacancy
in Company M caused by tho dopar
ture of Captain A T. Newman for the
Philippines Sergeant R E Kellner
of Company A was appointed to the
first lieutenancy of the company
HAVE
IN
Do Your Laundry
UNIVERSITY JEWELER & OPTICIAN
C. A. Tucker
JEWELER
S. S. Shean
OPTICIAN
1123 0 STREET YELLOW FRONT
Your Patranagi Solicited
Farmers Give Play.
"The (Allege Chap " tho Farm
senior play, was given at the Temple
last Saturday night before a largo
audience.
Tills was the flrat dramatic attempt
on the part of the seniors at tho Farm.
WARTHON'S
Original, Electric, Shoe
Repair Factory
Always reliable and up to
the minute
142 North 12th Street
v w a
rierilev s 1 ail
ots
Suits $20 Unhand n Nifty Styles
Try Our Luncheonettes
They aro always tho best
We serve hot and cold
drinks all winter lonjr.
LINCOLN CANDY KITCHEN
South West Cor. 14th O
DO YOU REALIZE
THAT
These are tha men that maka thla
paper possible?
Tha subscription arlca lan't a droa
In the bucket.
They halp us; wi must help them.
PATRONIZE THE MEN ON THIS
LI8T
They Will Treat Yau Right
BANKS
First Saringe Bank
Central National Bank
BAKERIE8
Folsom
BARBER SHOPS
Y. ,M C. A Barber Shop.
Chaplin
CLEANERS
Tod Marriuer.
J. C. Wood & Co.
Weber
CLOTHING
C L Anderson & Co.
Armstrong Clothing Cm.
Farquahar
Fulk's new Btore
Mageo tc Deemer
Mayer Bros.
Palaca Clothing Co.
Spelar & Simon
CONFECTIONERY
Lincoln Candy Kitotam
DENTISTS
Dr. Orin Lamb
BRT G00D3
Miller tc Pain
Rudgo & Guenzel
DRUGGIaTS
Molor Drug Co.
Riggs
ENGRAVING
Ockor Engraving Co.
FLORISTS J
C. H. Frey
FURNISHINGS
Armstrong Clothing Co. ;
Budd
Magoe & Doemer
Mayer Bros.
Palace Clothing Co.
Speior tc Simon
Rudgo & Guenzel
HATTERS
Armstrong Clothing 0.
Budd
Fulk's new Btore
Magoe tc Deomer
Mayer Bros.
Palace Clothing Cc
Speier & Simon
Rudgo & Guenzel
HOTELS
Tho New Lindell.
JEWELERS
Hallett
Tucker
LAUNDRIES
Evans
MUSIC
Walt
Thornburg
JoneB, Orchestra
University School of Music.
OPTICIAN
Shean
Hallott
PRINTERS
Boyd Printing Co.
George Bros.
Simmons
Van Tine
Graves Prlntery
RESTAURANTS
U. of N. Cafeteria.
Horpolsheimor
Y. M. C. A. Spa
SHOES
Beckman Bros.
Budd
Brno Shoe Co.
Men's Bootery
Mayer Btob
Miller A Paine
SHOE REPAIRING
Warthon's.
TAILORS
College Tallora.
Fulk's new store
Hefiley the Tailor.
Y M C A Tailor Shop.
THEATERS
Oliver
Orpheum
TYPEWRITERS
Nebraska Typewriter Dzoh.
