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CAMP PETITIONS MEET
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Spring- Days and Visions of Vacation
.-it Hnmw Puts Damper on the
Signers Just Now.
THE GAMES TO BE PLED TODAY
1, Sutton
ThT
Humboldt
Tho enmp otltlon nro out and nre
being circulated among tho cadets.
When Interviewed by a staff roportor
Hovornl company captains admitted
-that tho potltlotiH were not being
Hlgned by the cadotH as last an had
been oxpectcd. NevortholcBS thoy
Hoemcd optlmlHtlc and bolioved that
the required number ot signatures
would soon be on hand. Probably the
students during the last jvoolc have,
been thinking more of vacation and
homo than 1'hey hnve of an outing In
2. Plcrco ,
VB
Do Witt.
3. denoa.
'vs.
Kwlng
,
'-up
.lime. When they get back from their
week'n vacation and havo nothing to
think about It Is prophesied that they
jvJlLbojnojrocager tjamxjliolr names
to thoso petitions. (,
True to his recent position, Com
mandant Bowmnn la taking alT abso
lutely neutral attltudo In tho matter
and 1h leaving tho question wholly to
the decision of tho students. When
Interviewed by n Hag reporter yester-
dayrln-rofonuid-ltlm-to-tho,captalna.
4. Wilber . .
vs.
Toknmah
Genoa
vs.
Wilber
"A
5. York
VB.-
. Craig
of tho different companies, with tho
statement that It was up to tho cadots.
Thoso who havo charge of tho peti
tions and who aro In favor of tho
camp oxpect to push thorn after1 vaca
tion, as tho time Is drawing near when
somc definite decision must be
reached.
0. MIndoh
vs.
Bancroft
7. Columbus
vs.
Cortland
8. Alexandria
vs.
Broken ;Bow ;...',,
9. Hastings ....
vs.
.AIiiBworth... , . ., i ;
Yorlr
yjj.
Minden
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Columbus ...
vs.
Broken Bow
10. Pawneo City
vs. s
Hebron
vs.
11. El tn wood . .
VB
Wept Point
SPfllQl 9PRIGI 3PRIG1
VACATION NEXT WEEK
12. Gonova ....,....,
vs.
Clay Center. ...T.
Suggested That Spring Vacation
-Comes Too Early Interferes
With Exams.
" Spring vacation commonces ofllcially
next Monday morning and continues
Tor a week. The greater part of the
-KtmlontK will irnck their Hult-cnscs ami
leavo for tho countryside tomorrow
afternoon and evening. Of all tho
vacations dhrlng tho yoar, tho week
at spring time is perhaps' tho most
popular with" students. Thoro's some
thing in the breezo that - seems . to
4)ratho-T.ho-GnH-of-the-AVild-nl4
oven studonts like to forget their
work and enjoy it for a few days.
- Information 1b being secured from
the-faculty members and from tho
students, regarding tho feasibility of
a change in tho spring vacation week.
Thoro has been some dissatisfaction
expressed on account of its coming so
early, and others havo complained
that It comeB too close to Ihe mid
semostor oxams. It 1ms been sug
gested that It would bo best to post--jqno
It until tho first week after mid-
rfomofltgrd. it 1H urged mat thiB yonnr
be later in tho season and would be
more conducive to good grades at tho
inld-Homesterfl.
A New Pair of
13. Omaha . ,
- vs.
Oakdale
14. Kearney
. VB.
Soward
15. Franklin
vs.
Oh Iowa
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1G. Central City
vs.
Tecumseh . .
vjl
17. Lincoln
vs.
Papllllon
vs.
18. Ubldrog'o . . .'
VB.
Silver Crook
i,
ID. Kearney Military Academy
VB.
David City . . .
20. South Omaha
vs.
Sholton .
vs.
21. Beatrice
vs.
Ravonna
22. Nebraska City
-VBT
vs.
Fullorton
PANTS
$2.45
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$3.00,$3.50,$4.00
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KLINES
OPH EVENIH6S
1132 O STREET
23. Sidney ...
VB.
Culbortson
24. Superior .
VB;
Arlington
vs.
1
2C, University Place
VB.
Syracuso ....'...
26. Stromsburg
vs.
VB.
Templo
27. Gothenburg
vs.
Hampton ..
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28. Falrbury -r ..;.:.-
vb. . .
Hardy ..jl
29. Newman Grove. . . . . i . .;'. . .
vb. , $.-4
Kenosaw .;......".-.,. .1.A
30. Smylor ,
vb.
Lexington
31. Crete
vb,
Ord
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VS.' . " , .
VB.
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During Summers of 1912 and 1913
Excellent Nebraska, Iowa and Missouri territory, open
for HmiffiH TiiirriVr rvf moti Off nnrt.ip.iilnrfl hpf nrt Snrincr
Vacation. Address
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117 SOUTH TWELFTH.
University. Y. M. C. A. Cafeteria
Established for the students.
Managed' by the students.
Conducted in the interests of the students.
Swves-lheJargct amount of the best food
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