THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
LINCOLN HIGH BESTS HASTINGS
By means of popular subscription tho
University of Utah is enabled to have a
wormitory, which is to bo known as
the "Itltter Dormitory," in honor of
the chief donor.
Sets Too 8wlft Pace for Opponents
and Grabs Big End of 18-0
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Lincoln High School defeated Hast
Iiirh High School yeHterdiiy afternoon
on NebraHka field by a Hcore of 18 to 0.
Tho field wan covered with about two
InctiPH of water, and It wan almost lm
poHHlble to mnke good gains Lincoln
Bcored a touchdown In tho first quar
ter when It Doylo carried the ball
over on a line buck In the second
quarter Allen made another touchdown
and repeated the trick In the last few
minutes of play
Nothing but straight football was
used tho greater portion of the time,
although Lincoln executed a very pret
ty forward pass in the third quarter
Fumbles were quite frequent and the
ball was lost seeral times by both
teams The Lincoln High lads used a
fako punt to a good advantage several
times The Hastings team used the
shift play for good gains, but were un
able to score, although they came very
close to it In the first few minutes of
play
Tho big fresh -soph scrap at the
University of Montana will consist of
a tug-of-war, wrestling matches and
running races Tho first event will be
the most interesting, as the losers will
be pulled through a small river
All lecords were broken at Coe Col
lege this year for attendance. Tho
freshman class, which Includes many
athletes and forensic stars, is tho larg
est in the hlBtory of Coe Collogo. The
total enrollment was Increased 10 per
cent
Talk about nerve' At the recent
fresh soph scrap at Coe a very en
thun.istic freshle girl, when she saw
her lass was winning, climbed to the
top of Willlston Hall and tore down
the soph, ponnant, which had been
hung there by the overconfident second-year
men.
It takes years to learn to operate a
slide rule The book of instructions
that goes with a Multiplex helps to
shorten this time Adv
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Drake had os many calls for teach
ers last year that It was impossible to
"fill all tho orders" with last year'B
graduates
Scores of students were maimed in
tho "tank rush" at Purdue, some of
them fatally Twelve hundred students
turned the InterclasB rush into a blood
free-forall fight from which deaths maj
result The authorities are giving the
matter a thorough investigation, but It
lookb like another case of "locking the
barn alter tho horse is stolen," for
about twenty prominent football men
of the sophomore class were more or
less injured
Seniors of the University of Califor
nla wear somboros and belts and hat
bands with boar and poppy designs
They are contemplating doing awaj
with freshman caps.
The new women's dormitory at W1b
eonuln is rapidly nearlng completion
and will bo ready for occupancy this
fall. VEe) building, which 1b said to
cost $150,000, will bo a modern fire
proof structuro and will be one of the
finest buildings on tho campus.
Prof Laurence Fossler will speak to
the Students' Liberal Religious Union
at All Souls' Church, Twelfth and H.
Sunday at 12 15 p in on "The Right
of the Kmotions " All young people
aro Invited Adv.
Classified Column
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board at 1528 P St ; modern, hot
water heat, electric and gas lights,
board $3 50 per week, room $6 per
month each
LOST One plain cuff button with
Initial "S " Owner return to Irwin
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GEORGE BARR McCUTCHEON'S
DRAMATIZATION
At the Oliver, Tonight, Sat. & Sat. Mat.
MUSIC! UNIVERSITY STUDENTS!
As there is no longer any school of music connected with the
State University you are at liberty to take your music with us. '
-Every department of music complete.
22 ARTI8T INSTRUCTORS IN CHARGE 22
JOHN RANDOLPH, Dean of the Faculty.
ALOYS Ct KREMER, favorite pupil of ARTHUR FRIEDHEIM
QU3TAV C. MENZENDORF, AUQU8T MOLZER, CHA8. E. EWINQ
and AUGUST HAGENOW, FREDERIC C. FREEMANTEL and
many others. REGI8TER NOW.
LINCOLN MUSICAL COLLEGE
Oliver Bldg., 13th and P Streets.
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