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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 23, 1913)
-. .- i'l TOE DAILY NEDRASKAN v m JUDGING TEAMS GET FOBS ANY STUDENTS TO USE RANGE THEATRES j CAMPUS NOTES l! i AGRICULTURAL CLUB WILL PRE SENT MEDAL8 TO MEMBERS OF THREE TEAMS FOURTEEN N'S TO BE AWARDED Club Takes This Way of Rewarding Men for Work Representing Highest Type of Agricultur- al Efficiency. Saturday night the members of tho Agricultural College judging team are to be presented by the Agricultural Club with N fobs as a medal in honor of itlipi?vJvork. Fourteen fobs will bo presented at this time to the mem berB of the Stock, Dairy and Fruit Judging Teams. The fob Is a beautiful piece of work, boing a round piece; of solid gold an Inch and a quarter In diam eter and 1t will be prosed as repre senting the work the men. do to earn a place on the teams. A place on any of these teams means hard and con scientious work by all of the man and the honor attached to these places is regarded in the Agricultural col lege as highly as a place on the de baling teams in the Arts and Science College The men to receive fobs are J. W. Whlsenand, II. H. Pier, II. V. Richey. R. J. I'ossen, and Hugh Raymond on the stock team; Steven Whlsenand, L. C. Robertson, Arthur, George and R. II. Camp of the dairy team; It. W. Richey. H. Patrick, II. C. Merrick, V. J. Heine, and A .IJ. Deckoff of the fruit team. Willi a view to making work with in the ding confines if tin otliee more pleasant the management of the Cornhusker esionlay nd.h-d a lout; oa k table to thy- ollice fiirnitiin Tin table will be used tor i11ori.ii and art work by the busy pen ami brush pushers on the annual . lalT. WANTED- 50 Cornhuskers a day to have their pictures taken at TOWNSEND'S Telephone Yule Br6a at onco. Mrs. Anna Denton, of Nebraska City, Is vIsltlnK her daughter, Mar Jorit, at 1327 S street. Hagonslck's OrchoBtra, Auto B-2990. John 8. "Chambers, ex-'13, and now managing a ranch in western Nebras ka, has been visiting at the Sigma Nu house lor tho last few days. Jones' Orchestra, rhone Lr8606. Fred TIgh, ex-'ll. Is visiting at the Delta Tau Delta house. Mr. Tigh Ib manager of the sugar beet factory at Scotts Bluff. C. II. Frey, University florist, 1133 Ost . William P. Snyder, superintendent of the North Platte Experiment sta tion, vlBited ' the campus, yesterday. Mr. Snyder is In tho city attending the Agriculture association. Ted Marrlner Cleaner, Hatter and Repairer. Auto B1799. 235 No. 11th. The Geology department recently re ceived a specimen of southern moss and a brick from the wall of the old Alamo at San Antonio, Texas. Tho donor of those gifts was Laura A. Wulllck, formerly of Nebraska. George Bros., artistic and Individual programs, menus and stationery. Tho latest styles. 1313 N. Adv. According to the Washington Col lege Daily, the Chi Omega sorority lias offered a prize of $25 to the per son writing a thesis on some subject under social problems and civic re forms The National Council lias or dered the giing of the prize as an an nual event in each chapter. The Ne hraska chapter has as yet taken no action on the matter. It is probable hoeer, that at last some great wi cial pioblem will be solved Kreshinen as well as older students , ill recehe a hearty welcome, courte mis treatment, and the best of ser ic ,n Ci een's Hai heur$ho and Bathhouse 12') N. 11th St Adv, Subscribe lor the Rag. vj University Rifle Qquad to Be Re cruited From All 8tudents, Whether Cadets or Not. Tryouts for tho next competitive match will bo hold Thursday after noon, January 23, from 2 till B o'clock. All members of tho rifle squad should report Bomotlmo during that period. Any sophomore, Junior or Senior, In tho University Is eliglblo to become a member of tho rlflo squad whether or not he Ib registered for drill. Range open every afternoon ex cept Saturday from 2 to 5 p. m. Q. A. GRAHAM, . . Captain Rlflo Squad. 8IMMON8 THE PRINTER fc Dance Programs Banquet Menus fc Calling Cards fa Book Publications 317 8. 12th 8t. Giraro 296 IN. Milton 2.H in. ARRJ3W COLLARS 15c each, 2 for 25c Cluctt, Peabody & Company, Makers TRY OUR LUNCHEONETTES They a.re always the best We serve hot and coldj drinks all winter long. Lincoln Candy Kitchen South West Corner 14 and () Street tuKZ -r CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK 12th nnd O Streets ft P. A. Hall President F. H. Johnson Vice Pres. -fa -fc W. W. Hackney, Jr. Asst Cash, -ft WHITMAN'S CLASSY CANDY leier Drug Co. 13th and O Sib p II A VE The Evans DO YOUR WASHING m. .bbI - -. i'tr "SPA" Try the Y. M. C. A. LunchRoom Cafeteria Plan City Y. M. C. A. -:- 13tb and P OLIVER THEATRE Sat., Mat. and Night. Jan. 26th ABORN OPERA COMPANY 'In Its IVcctacular Production "THE BOHEMIAN GIRL" Great Cast Immense Chorus Mat. $1.00 to 25c Night, $1.50 to OOo Jan. 29 "MUT AND JEFF" Jan. 30 "THE DIVORCE QUES TION." ORPHEUlVfl ADVANCED VAUDEVILLE , - ... i ... ,r i . ! p ETHEL GREEN GEORGE H". WATT Schlchtl'B ' HARRY BREEN BICKNELL AND GIBNEY EUGENE PAGE ETHEL VANE Bar. Mats at 2:15 Prices 15c, 25c. Night, 8:15 15c, 25c, 35c and 50c. LYRIC THURS., FRI., SAT. THE RUTH FRANCI8 PLAYER8 MAY AND LILLIE BURN8 PHOTO PLAYS "Leonle" "The Family Jar" "Pathe'a Weekly" "His Wife's Relations" 3 SHOWS nAII V ? 7 A 0 p M. ALL SEATS 10c -fc One Night Only - Thuiaday, January 23rd Vk" THE BEN GREET PLAYER3 fc Seats or Sale Tuesday, Jan 2l..-r at the Box Office fc Prices $1 50 to 50c THE MOST ACCURATE .22 CALIBER Repeating Rifle in the WORLD. Made in two models: ono for .22 Short It. V. oir- tridfs tho other for .22 Long Hille It. I-'. STEVENS "VISIBLE LOADING" RIFLE NO. 70. 1 Handles 15 .22 Short nnd 12 .22 loner riflu cartridges. Send for handsomelv illustrated Rifle Cnbi- log and "How to Shoot Well". Order Stevens Rifles Pistols and Shotguns from your Dealer. J. STEVENS ARMS &TOOLCOMPANY, P. O. Box 5004, CmCOPEE FALLS. MASS. KgtfffoMXsto rm "5 I LIOI PRICE M $8.00 M Jn i mmj -! ( JM i n m I i, M ii ji . 'i m v 1, t