The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, April 10, 1912, Image 2

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    THE DAILY NEBRA8KAN
H)atl Bebrafehan
Published by tho Studont Publica
tion Board of tho University of Ne
braska. INTERFRAT BASEBALL
SCHEDULE IS COMPLETED
EDITORIAL STAFF
Editor 8EARI.E F. HOLMES
Managing Editor EARLE H. TAYLOR
ABfloclato Editor. FRED McCONNELL
AflHoclato Editor... BURTON S. HILL
BU8INE88 8TAFF
Manager C C. BUCHANAN
AHH't Manager... JAMES MORRI80N
Circulation Manager LEO BREEN
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, $2.00 PER YEAR
Payable In Advance.
Single Coplei, 6 Cents Each.
OPENING GAMES WILL BE PLAYED
NEXT SATURDAY AND CLOS
ING CONTEST JUNE 4.
Telephone: Auto 1888.
Night Phone Auto 1888; Editor, Auto
1035; Manager, Auto 1821.
Kntercd nt the poslofllco at Lincoln,
NchriiHk.i. an Httcotul-clnas mall mutter.
iiplir tho Act of ConBro88 of March 3.
187'J
WEDNESDAY, APRIL in, 1!)12
NOT A "SELL."
Some Htudent with an ubnormnlly
developed sense oi humor has, wit
tingly or unwittingly, Bought to cast
reflection upon the honeHty and verac
ity of the "Rag"
This ho accomplished by portray
ing, with artiBtic touch, upon the "his
torical ' rock, a mystical hand This
foul deed was dono in tho Bplrlt of
fun. but it wrought haoc in the
olhcPH of the publication, whose staff
vH kept busy yesterday explaining
that the Btory of the footprint was not
a mth, but the statement of a tact
"Truth is stranger than fiction "
The print is there, on tho southeast
corner of tho rock; it Is the impies
Blon of a left foot (or hand), and as
tho chai actor of the member will
prove, is not tho work of stone cutters
or nature fakerB Let us reiterate
wo did not chisel out the linage, nor
did wo call attention of the readers
merely ia "aell" Uiuiil. Tllft. llhejiom
enon has been there for many con
turles
SIGNS OF THE SEASON.
That time of the school year Is now
here when John, or Mary, as tho case
may be, apponds to the letter home
"I expect to get a job aB soon as
tho train stops at the homo depot; In
fact, my conscience lias boon hurting
mo for seeial montliB, and I will bo
very glad to get out and eain enough
to support in) self tor the sumniei "
P. S 'I hope to eai n enough to
pay part of next )oar's expenses "
Or, as Mary might add.
'1 hao bought tho deareBt piece of
goods for a summer dress 1 11 have
to ask for u little moio money now,
but of coin so you undei stand I am
really tuning mono), for tho goods
aro much cheaper hero than they are
at homo 1 belioe that 1 will take up
plain sewing this summer; you boo I
hao become iuite skillful in my sew
lng at the Farm "
1 S. "Toll father that I will need
only two more chocks "
(Note Tho ltter extract is imagin
ary, but, it is to bo hoped, not unjust.)
The College Inn Barber Shop Stu
dent trade solicited. 8. L. Chaplin &
Co. 127 1. 12th.
All Btudents Bhould yIbU th "Col
lege Inn Barber Shop at 127 Norta
12th. S L. Chaplin, Prop.
For yotor orcheBtra call O. L. Jones.
Auto L-8605.
The Inter fraternity baBeball schedule
has been drafted and opening games
will be played Saturday, April 13
The Unul gamoB will be played June
4, and the championship contest will
occur June 8 All games schedule'd
for the week during encampment may
bo postponed by agreement betweeu
tho contesting teams, but otherwise
all games must be phi)od on tho date
scheduled
The schedule follows:
Alpha Tau Omega Delta Tau,
11 If), April If), Beta, S W, April 27,
Kappa Sigma 1 DO, May 1 , Alpha
Theta Chi, S :!(), May li, Dolta Tau,
ll:ir, May 14
Alpha Theta Chi Delta Tau, 10 :!0,
April 20; Kappa Sigma, S :'.(), May
4; Delta Upsilon, 11 1."), May 7,
Alpha Tau Omega, 8 :(), May 11,
Beta, 111."), May 21.
Beta Thota Pi Kappa Slgin.i, H-.50,
April 13; Alpha Tau Omega. 5i :io,
April 27, Delta Tau. 10 :to, May 1;
Delta rpsilon, 1 00, May 1."), Alpha
Theta Chi, 11:1."), May 21
Delta Tau Alpha Theta Chi, 10 .10
April 20; Beta. 10 HO, Ma) I, Alpha
Tau Omega, 11:1."), May II, Kappa
Sigma, 10 30, May IS; Delta rpsilon,
10 30, May 23
Delta Upsilon lpha Tau Omega,
11:1."), April 1(5; Kappa Sigma. 11 1.
April 23; Alpha Theta ( hi 11 1."., May
7; Beta, 1 00, Ma) 1."., Delta Tau,
10:30, May 2.")
Kappa Sigma -Beta, S 30, Apiil :o.
Delta Upsilon, 11 l.". April 23, Alpha
Tau Omega, 1 00, May i, Alpha Theta
Chi, S.30, May 1; Delta Tau, 10 30,
May 18.
Phi Delta Theta Sigma Phi Epsi
Amu !Q::ilVJuay 13: Sigma L'liL :(!"..
April 24; Sigma Alpha Epsllon, 10 30
April 27; Phi C.amma Delta, 11 1."),
May I); Phi Kappa Psi, 11:1."). May
23; Sigma Nu, 10-30, June 1
Phi Gamma Delta Sigma Nu, S 30,
April 20; Sigma Phi Epsllon, 11:1."..
May 2; Phi Delta Theta, 11 13, May
9; Sigma Chi, 11:1."., May 1G; Sigma
Alpha Epsllon, 8 30, Juno 1; Phi
Kappa Psi, 1 1 !.", June I
Phi Kappa Psi Sigma Chi lUl.".,
April IS, Sigma Nu, 11 1.'., April 30,
Sigma Alpha Epsllon, 1 00, May s,
Sigma Phi Epsllon, 10 30, May II,
Phi Delta Theta, I I."., May 23; Phi
(lamina Delta, 1 1."., June 1
Sigma Alpha Epsllon Sigma u
1 00. April 17; Sigma Chi, 11 I.".
April 25; Phi Delta Theta, 10 30
April 27; Phi Kappa Psi, 1 00, May S,
Sigma Phi Epsllon, 11 l.". May 28,
Phi Gamma Delta 8.30, June 1
Sigma Nu Sigma Alpha Epsilon,
1:00, April 17; Phi Gamma Delta,
8 30, April 20, Sigma Phi Epsllon,
8.30, May 18; Sigma Chi. 8-30, May
25; Phi Dolta Theta. 10-30. June J.
Sigma Chi Phi Kappa Psi. ll-lf,
April 18; Phi Delta Theta, TOO, Apiil
24; Sigma Alpha Epsllon, 1 1 : 1.'., April
2.".; Phi Gamma Delta, 11:1,"., Ma) If.,
Sigma Nu, 8-30 May 25; Sigma Phi
Epsllon, 1.00, May 29.
Sigma Phi EpBllon Phi Delta
Theta, 10-30, April 13; Phi Gamma
Delta. 11:15, Mfy 2; Phi Kappa Psi,
10-30, May 11; Sigma Nu, 8:30, May
18; Sigma Alpha Epsllon, 11:15, May
28; Sigma Chi. 1 00, May 29.
Weber Sultorlum, 1100 O St,
Spring Oxfords in "& thcc"
1415 0 w
Design No. 787
Four-Button Regular Sack
It's Worth Noticing
Perhaps you Ve worn a coat in which the
hair cloth broke and worked thro to the
outside. You won 't have that experience
with clothes we make because we use
only the very best grade of hair cloth
and can guarantee that
The Fronts of Our Coats
Do Not Break
That's why so many of the well dressed
men in town prefer us as their tailors.
We also guarantee our linings to give
satisfactory wear. Have us make your
Spring and Summer clothes to order for
for only $25 to $50.
C. L. ANDERSON
Tailoring Company
143 South 12th Street
Lincoln, Nebraska Fine Tailoring
THIS COUPON
and 85 cents buys $1.00 worth of Athletic or
Baseball Goods at
Lawlor Cycle and Sporting Goods House
1423 O STREET
HAVE
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Do Yur Laundry
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Try a lunch at tha Y. M. a A.
Lanoh Room. Oaf tori a Plam.
City Y. M. C. A. 13Uh ua .
Hef fley's Tailors
Suits $20 Up nth and n Nifty Styles
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