The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, November 26, 1913, Image 2
"f$ w ' Uif" 1" THE DAILY NEBEASKAN T"T Qtye latlg Dfobraghan Property of THE UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA Lincoln. M. V. REED Editor-in-Chief Managing Editor .. .Kenneth M. Snyder Asaoclnto Editor Fred N. Wells Associate Editor Clarence T. Spier ilEToiltORIAL STAFF. II. V. Harlan Athletics Ethel Arnold Women Ruth Squires, Robert Holland, Louis Home, Clara Ootids. Cleu Everts-, Erie Keefer, Wm. F. Noble, R. V. Koupal. Max Hat hr. Roswell Weeks. JUNIORS DEFEAT SENIORS Walk Away With Fourth-Year Men In a Drizzling Contest. Act. Huh. Mngr. " Frank S. Perkins Circulation Manager J C. Heard Subscription price $2 00 per year, payable In advance. Single Copies, 6 rents each Entered nt the poBtolncc at Lincoln. Nebraska, as second-clasB mall matter, under the Act of Congress of March 2. 1879. Wednesday, November 26, lUli? The juniors proved their supremacy over the seniors in one of the wildest games ever witnessed on the field of the mighty Cornhuskers. The game was plaed in a drizzle and the play was according. The score was 11 to 0. The game was all that could be asked lor, as both styles of football were ill -played with more or less suc cess. Tin- Juniors confined themselves to the old style game with the result that the More shows. Their play was sharp and showed the result of prac tice The --eniors on the other hand played the open game the result of which is also shown by the score. Onh twice in the game did they trust tliem sehes to the plunging game and then the were thrown for a loss. The sad part oi it all was the fact that onh one ot the scote of passes tried met w it h an luck at all. I 'I he juniois counted in e ci peiiod of the name The touchdowns are credited to the whole hack Held, Me- - Us and hou lwi'H he nu me intliviti- THE MID-WEST QUARTERLY. ual Mai.-, slipping through the writh In the belief that the universit ' m-: m.i -- ol s -niors nearly at will. In mie-t eentually Hand sponsor for the the laM period Southwitk brought the publication of Intellectual essas, the howling multitude to their feet by a1 Mi.' West QuaiteilN has been put he- iin .nil urn, being dragged to earth toie the public by the lTni ersit ol by the Meet footed Racely on the seni-' Ni bi.iska Kdlted bv Nebraska iro )IS ten aid line. tessoi the lirst i-sue draws all it1- I! irtue of the treshmau ic(oi toniiibutois from this Institution. Its of Monday, the juniors and the fresh column- are open to any and all who men will play the championship game would enter into critical discussions on next Tuesday altcrnnnn' Thi which lnriiiiM' ol their -cholarly na name will be worth the money and 1 iii . would Hud no place in the publi-, w ill tuinish those craing excitement .. i t . .. i ii.i i. . i .i ..... .- i ' i.itioiisol theiiav ii manes ,im app '. j ami moousueti plenty oi material llnnloie. to all sections ot the eouu t; i'umi from the east" -says the Nation in a rexiew of the new maga ,!ii' The magazine will undoubtedly be s-ibiected to ciiticisni from the c as-1 in a- w ell as w ester scholars. Its circulation will probabh be limited at Inst, until the necessary recognition is accorded it Hut once established the Quarterly should become a recognized forum for the critical theses of Ameri can scholar-. .feF uV aw CLEVER dressers are all wearing the smartest collar style of the season4 SHADOW 'the LION col lar with all the LION comfort f eatures Look for it in your dealer's window the style with "Pliable-Points." 6 for 75c or as usual 2 for 25c. rflvBF J ion (pilars 1 s in America Oldest Drand - in America UNITED SHIRT & COLLAR CO., Makers, TROY, N. V. F t m irr. -MariniMBiwiBHBMiBBBBMiMBMB Headquarters for Lion Collars ED'S TOGGERY Home of $2.00 Hats 1042 O Street The teams lined up as follows Seniors. Tunks Mdrieh Thompson Schink Ko anda Walker Rudd Kaviiti Wagner Krrlcson Racely re rt rg c lg It le rh Hi Juniors. Cai roll Watkins . Sadelick . Harley . . Klliott . Gillespie l'a ne . Meyer South wick JACK BEST SAYS: 1 in mighty proud of the bos becoming champion- this ear. and hope to see them do the same next season That is the only na; ; light hard, be sociable one with another, and ou will be sure to come out winners They have the grit and backbone to back them, as illustrated by the good old Fight to the linlsh. never give in." I hope every student can go home and sit down with his folks to Thanksgiving dinner. . fb Mapes qb McCiiirk Mr. F. E. Jennings, treasurer of the Intel class football games, hits come to m ollice and stated that all pro ceeds ironi tickets to these games are to be used for purchasing sweat t is, cises or inackinaws for the winning team. Unless a protest is Held at my ollice before December 1, lit Hi, the proceeds will be so used. I. H Tuckerinan, Jr., Auditor of Student Organizations. Colored Boards for Decorations Colors for the Game Presents for Home Folks The Uni Book Store 340 N. 11th Street Ted Marrlner Cleaner, Hatter, and Repairer. Auto B-1799. 235 No. 11th. Remember Girl's club party, Decem ber 5, at 8 o'clock. Dr. Alldritt, Dentist, 200 Ganter Bldg., 1140 O St. B3905. Fraternity and Sorority Monogram Crests and Letters furnished in Sil ver or Gold in three dif ferent sizes Get Our Prices H ALLETT UNI JEWELER EST. 1871 1143 O ST. Alpha Tau Omega announces the pledging of Harry Harsh, '17, of Omaha. Telephone Yule Bros. Laundry to call for your work. R-2754. Raecke. Kratz and Diers of the cross country team will run at Omaha Than-kgiving day. A five mile run is scheduled by the Omaha Y. M. C. A. Artistic dance programs and menus for particular people. George Bros.. Printers, 1313 N street The University School of Music Established 1894 Second Term begins Monday, November 17th There is still some time left with some of our instructors. Register at once. Willard Kimball, Director Eleventh and R Streets WHITMAN'S CLASSY CANDY Meier Drug Co 13 AND O STREETS Riggs Drug Cutter QTflBF HUYLER'S CANDY El SODA WATER LUNCHES wi2