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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (April 18, 1912)
THE DAILY NEBRASKA!? the 1'nlverBlty, ErlAay evening on the Farm athletic Held. H)ail2 Webrasftan Pulillnhed by tho Student Publica tion Hoard of tho University of Nebraska. EDITORIAL 8TAFF Editor SWAHU5 F. HOLMES MnnnRlnR Editor . EA RLE H. TAYLOR ABHOdnto Editor. FRED McCONNELL ABHodnto Editor... HURTON S. HILL BU8INE88 STAFF NrtinnRcr C C. BUCHANAN ABH't Manager... JAMBS MORRISON Circulation Manager LEO DREEN SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, $2.00 PER YEAR Payable In Advance. Single Coplei, 6 Cent Each.' Telephone: Auto 1888. Night Phones Auto 1888; Editor, Auto 1035; Manager, Auto 1821. F.ntcred Ni'hru.ikit, under the. 18711 ut tho pofltoftlco at Lincoln, uh Hecoiul -class mall inattor. Act of Congress of March 3, T1HHSDAY, APRIL IS. 1012 FEW FEMININE FANS. Although the frigid zonhyrB whirled about Hie grandstand and canned even the male HpectatorH to Hllde down into the necks of their oereoatH, there was one bright Hpot in the at tendance at yeHterday'H game About twehe or llfteen true and loyal co edH braved the weather and the curioiiH gae of the men and trooped (iiietl Into the grandstand Such evidence or spirit is truly en cournging and in the face of such ad erse conditions is nothing short ol icniiukable The large majority ol girls understand little or nothing ol baseball, but this was evidently not the case with those present yesterday, for the enthused at the proper mo inent and seldom diveitcd their atten tion from the game Whether thej understood the game or not. the fact that they were "game'' enough to attenil is gratifying, it is evidence of a kind of spirit that makes one feel proud of Nebraska co eds. CALENDAR. Tho dairy classes will visit the Heatrice creamery next Saturday morning to view the workings of a large creamery plant. Professor French's dairy clasB took ft trip out to Young's dairy yesterday afternoon to Inspect the plant and Judge some of the cattle. There will be a convocation Satur day or Monday morning for the pur pose of discussing the work for the different classes for next year. A Joint meeting of the Ophelian and I Davlsson Literary Societies Is to he held Monday night, April 22. It is the last meeting of the societies this year The senior class had a picnic Tues day afternoon at Epworth park About fifty members were present The party returned at X o'clock in the evening. The baseball team, under the coach ing of Professor Lee, iB coming into form at a rapid pace, although the cold weather of the last few days has hindered somewhat A heavy schedule for next week is promised by Manager Westgate. You Can Save $25 to $50 buying a slightly used or rebuilt typewriter. A machine backed by a two year guarantee. Over 500 now used in Lancaster County. Investigate these before you purchase any kind of a typewriter. Nebraska Typewriter Co Auto 2080 143 So. 13th St. Bell 1299 jgjg'fe j 77 X "iy 11 n. A new 1.") horse-power Rumley "oil ' pull" gasoline traction engine was yesterday delivered out at the Farm for thoBe in the farm machinery class to work with This engine and the IHC gasoline tractor delivered last week gie the students a good chance to acquaint themselves with these modern farm implements. Thursday. Pershing Rifles. Friday. I'nion Palladian. Delta Delta Delta lornial party. (ieininn Dramatic Club play Delta Tau Delta party, Music hall Agricultural Club dance, Fraternit hall. Sigma Tau Initiation banquet Sigma Nu house party. Saturday. Tegner Society Students' Debating Club Alpha Phi lornial part Sigma Phi Kpsilon banquet , Delta T.iu Delta banquet Pi Beta Phi dance. Music hall Sigma Chi annual banquet Kearney Club, Y W C. A, Temple All Btudents Bliould visit tho "Col lege Inn I3arbr Shop at 127 North 12th. S L Chaplin, Prop. Captain Yates informed the Farm cadets yesterday that they would not hold the regular encampment on the campus this year on account of the cold weather The cadets will he al lowed to go home at night, but will he required to appear on the grounds at K:00 o'clock eery morning for drill problems. STUDENTS Buy your shirts, collars, hata, gloves and men's furn shings at cost at Unland's'store. We want the room Whitebreast Go. j 1042 O St, Tho Collego Inn Barber Shop Stu dent trade solicited. S. L. Chaplin & Co. 127 N. 12th. Weber Sultorium, 1100 O St. Bronze Uni Seals $4 and $5 This Week Only. The Onlv in Town The University Book Store 340 North 11th Street FARM NOTES. The chorus will sing at commence inent a week from next Friday night George Ne has lesigned his posi tion as engineer at the Farm to ac cept another position. The Farm baseball team will clash with tho Alpha Theta Chi team from Tf UNIVERSITY JEWELER & OPTICIAN C. A. Tucker JEWELER S. S. Shean OPTICIAN 1123 0 STREET YELLOW FRONT Your Patronagi Solicited THIS COUPON and 85 cents buys $1.00 worth of Athletic or Baseball Goods at Lawlor Cycle and Sporting Goods House 1423 O STREET HERPOLSHEIMER'S CAFE Dinner JJi30 to Ji30 C Supper Si30 to 7i30 XuC Also Cafeterlan Style J. C. WOOD and CO. The Best Is Always tho Cheapest 1822 N St. Auto 1292 Bll 147 CLEANERS and DYERS -J!ir Wookly shipments of tho best thero is in chocolates. Huyler'a A hit mean's Lovuney'a Mno:rtti'a California violets fresh every day. Meier Drug Co. lOth and O Your New Spring Bonnet Awaits you hi' re lAhy Pay more Upstairs fi jrr 115 O St. $2.50 Heffley's Tailors Suits $20 Up nth and n Nifty Styles HAVE EVANS Do Your Laundry a BBS iNtlNTIMO; TTSee uu for your f next job of printing. Personal Bupervison enables us to make eaoh job please. 128 N. 14 St V
