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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 23, 1912)
T II 10 I) A I L Y NELtKAHKAN Sail a Nrbrafik an' sunday vespers attractive Property of TUP: I'NIVKKHITY OK N'HHFiASKA. Lincoln McCONNELL, In Chief FRKDKItlC ( Editor Managing Editor ABBOclate Editor. Associate Editor. Literary Edltoi . ..Merrill .Kenneth M Cloyd V ('handler V Heed Snyder Stewart Trimble Business Manager Assistant Manager. Circulation Manager. (' (' Huchanan .1 L DrlHcoll .J S Bowen SCHIHES C. L Yochum, J. L Cutrlght, II O. Hewitt, W. F Goodman, Winifred 800 gar, ( N. Brown, F. N. WoIIb, A. R. O'Hnnlon, L. W. Home, F. A. Turnuro, J. H. Wood, I K. Front, Leon Samuel-Bon. SUBSCRIPTION PRICE $2 PER YEAR Payable In Advance Single Copies, 5 Cents Each. TELEPHONES Office 11-1888. Night Phono B -4204 Editor B-1821 Manager IH821 Entered nt the postofNco at Lincoln, Nebraska, as bgcoiuI claBB mall matter, under the Act of Congress of March 3, 1879. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2a. I'M 2. Dr. Howard, Student Pastor, Making Long Strides In Work of Getting in Touch with Students. The Sunday vesper services which are being held by the First Congrega tlonal Church In co-operation with the Congregational UniverHity pastor, are a new feature In connection with the UniverHity work and are proving very attractive Mrs Carrie B Raymond has charge of the mimic and every part of the service is planned to ap peal to the HtudentH The members of the regular congregation are generous In their nupport of the movement For tomorrow a UniverHity choniH which has been in training for Home time under Mrs Itaymond'H care will assist the quartet in preHcnting a Thanksgiving program, one feature of which is the "Festival Te Deum" by Dudley Buck The address of the University pastor will be on the subject of "Traditions," University traditions in particular, and their relation to traditions of a wider sort. THE WEEK'S REVIEW. DATE PALM GRADUATES Being a Brief Resume of the Events of the Past Week, as Gleaned from .. . . ,.,. Grows Too Fast for the Narrow Con- Nebraskan Files. I ,., ,. iii. .1 fines of University Greenhouse 0er a thousand alumni return to ' 1 the scat of their college days to vvit-j and ls Sacrificed. neBS the Nebraska Kansas game audi Ten 01 t vv eh e ears ago a date palm renew old acquaintances The varsity wah H,.t ()t j Hie Unhersit green wins over Kansas in an exciting final 1 house and in the meantime has under 1 ten minutes of play, Captain Frank j Km. an n,,. arious trials of moving,, and Warren llowaid scoi ing two touch-1 freezing and being stared at b grin downs after Kansas had succeeded In ( ing freshmen Crowing in the slow, making a place pick The game was peculiar manner of date palms, this played before a crowd of oer r,000 pialU dually outgrew its adopted home people land the other morning was sacrificed A new organization called the "Sil t() tjlt. forester's axe A number of ver Lynx" is formed at the University H,0(ts weie saved under Dr. Besse 's 'orders, and a new bunch of trees 1 It exists for fraternal purposes The freshmen are defeated in the staited annual class Olympics on Nebraska The date palm is a native or tropical , field They win the big lass scrap. Africa, but is nvv common in (he tor ' but lose to the sophomores in all or ri(1 ZOI1,.s all ''countries Contrary j the other'cvents save one As a result U) (1. ppiar impression, the palm of their defeat it is declared that the I ,.,.,,, llns a very large amount of water first year men will have ( wear skull-'u ,s al, (1 Arabian proverb that "the raps, although the same have not uiade ,,.,, stall(1;i m, H feet in the water,' their aj)pearance 1 aI1(1 its i,,.:u! (lu. lire " The culture A new collection of valuable ancient ,- (lat( p.,ms , te soutliein United Indian iHics is secured for the Mu- states has proven very successful 8(um I from a botanical as well as a linancial Chancelloi verv spends the vv eek ' standpoint Fuzz traveling in the East I Raymond Robbins. the noted Chicago socialogist and labor epert. speaks i FISKE HITTING BED ROCK. at the Tuesday convocation ' New military uniforms for the ca , .. , Nebraska Grad Supervising Cassion dels make their first appearance r " The junior football team wins over ' Work or New York Firm- the seniors and earns tie right to chal 1,. Fiske. engineering 'ID, is now lenge the sophomores for the class u 1,1, the Foundation Company of New championship i York City He is supervising some The Nebraska stock judging team diHicult caisson work for the founda leaves for Chicago, where it will par- tjon for the Western Union building ticlpate in the annual Intel national Stock Exposition University Jeweler and Optician C. A. TUCKER JEWELER S. S. SHEAN OPTICIAN 1123 0 St. YELLOW FRONT YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED A NFW ARROW COLLAR 2 for 25c Cluclt, IVulxxly & Co., Makers The "Sooner" Schooner Is In The Cornhusker Camp The sooner you establish your clothing camp with us, the sooner you will be well dressed, and the sooner you will feel the self-confidence resulting from the knowlege that you are cor rectly dressed. ARMSTRONG CLOTHING CO. GOOD CLOTHES MERCHANTS We serve the purest and best HOT and COLD RE FRESHMENTS in the city Huyler's Chocolates $1.00 Fountain Pens $1.00 Safety Razors Student's 3-Course Lunch, 25c 7' ejhtih anliy This site is surrounded by heavy j stone buildings of heights up to eleven j I stories, and bedrock ls 72 feet below LAWS GET RESTLESS h?':?1'!10 , b,ls; flor to, x hud i2 feet below the street, and .50 (Continued from Page 1.) ft,tt Brouml wjUer ,evel 8Q Umt building to discover the truth of thejtlu cavatlon is bound to prove a j . , i. .ii ... r. ., I delicate and dilllcult undertaking Ly i remark, and as a result this professor, was Inwardly delighted to find that he ' " , was excused from class. The engineers are certainly slioW-' A remedy for this unfortunate con-1 ing t)ie true booster spirit. Monday! Home Made Baked Goods Cookies, Pies, Cakes, Holsum Bread, Fancy Pastries y fXP cafe Open after the Shows with dltlon of affairs, it may be necessary to permit the laws to sing some song, or else provide the new law temple with bars on the windows and pad locked doors. Cut. morning a mammoth "Heat Iowa" sign loomed up on Engineering Hall and Monday night it began flushing Kb mes sage for miles around, "BEAT IOWA," "EAT IOWA "Ames "Good Things to Eat" 1325-31 N STREET y. -ft-fy