THE D A I L Y NEBRASKAN
traditions of former cla8sea It will In
that time sign up for all the remain
ing ndvanca tickets, which must be
disposed of before further prepara
tlons can be made by the committee
If the class decides that the opposite
Is true, It needs only to refrain from
eettine these tickets. The school
awaits with Interest their decision.
As has heretofore been stated in the
Nebraskan. the tickets need not be
paid for when they are signed up for,
Those who buy will be given until the
latter Dart of February to pay for
them. Therefore, those who buy will
not be financially embarrassed by
their action and will, besides, get the
benefit of the cut price. Chairman
Harkson urKes all loyal Juniors to
sign up for tickets at once, either with
some member of the committee or
with T. A. W illiams, in the Alumni
office.
AND YET ANOTHER
Nebraska Graduate Now Teaching in
Lincoln High Has Specialized
in Commercial Branches
Another Nebraska man has made
good. Mr. John T. Swan, '13. is the
latest to come to the attention of the
Nebraskan. Since his graduation Mr.
Swan has specialized in commercial
branches. Last year he taught com
mercial subjects in the high school at
Madison, Nebraska. He was so suc
cessful there that he was given a sim
ilar position this year in the Lincoln
High School, where, it is said, he is
duplicating on a larger scale his
former success.
SHORT BALLOT CONFER
ENCE AT 8TATE HOUSE
Faculty Member and Prominent Edi
tors of the State on the
Program
GIRLS' WAYS!
Girls ways are like the rays of
sunshine. Her ideas puritan.
Why not. when attending the
dance, grant her wish and order
an Ensign cab; it will help to
make the occasion have a lasting
impression.
Order an Ensign cab; they are
all big and comfy, with courteous
drivers. We give you the assur
ance of satisfaction and try to
please you. Try us.
ENSIGN OMNIBUS AND TRANS
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THE DUTCH MILL
A 8000 PUCE TO EAT.
special music
A "short ballot" conference will be
held at the state house, Lincoln, Janu
ary 15 ,1915. This conference, which
Is Bald to be the first of Its kind ever
held In Nebraska, Is being promoted
and will be held under the auspices of
the Nebraska Popular Government
League.
At the afternoon session the discus
sion w ill be led by F. L. Bollen of
Crofton, former state representative,
and chairman of the Popular Govern
ment League; Victor Rosewater of
Omaha, editor of the Omaha Dally
Uee; L. E. Ayls worth of Lincoln, pro
fessor of political science; F. A.
Brogan of Omaha, former president of
the State Bar Association, and W. L.
Locke of Lincoln, associate editor
State Journal.
At the evening session, J. N. Norton
of Polk, state representative; u.
Beecher Howell of Omaha, Republican
national committeeman; E. L. Have
lone of Beatrice, treasurer of Gage
county; A. E. Sheldon or Lincoln, di
rector legislative reference bureau,
and C. A. Sorensen, law student and
secretary of the Popular Government
League, will lead the discussion.
Some of the subjects which will be
discussed are:
'The Short Ballot as a Means to
Democracy."
The Need of the Short Ballot in
Nebraska."
The Application of the Short Ballot
to State Offices."
"The Short Ballot and the Railway
Commission."
"The Short Ballot and the Judici
ary." "The Short Ballot and. Legislative
Reform."
"The Short Ballot and County Or
fices." "The Merit System of Appointment
as a Corollary to the Short Ballot."
"The Direct Primary and the Short
Ballot."
"The purpose of this conference,"
says C. A. Sorensen, secretary, "is to
crystallize the rapidly growing senti
ment in favor of the short ballot. It
is expected that the conference will
appoint a committee to work with the
legislature."
PHI DELTA PHIS
HOLD INITIATION
Will Initiate This Afternoon George
Munn Back From Province Con
vention in Kansas
Cur Business to Se!l pfini
Yccr Business to Bof U U H L
FRATERNITY AND SORORITY
TRADE SPECIALLY SOLICITED
A few of our leaders:
Komo Try It $6.50
Bureka Seirl-Anth $7.00
Washed Egg $6.00
Spadra ZJ&0
Other grades at low prices.
WHITEBREAST
COAL CO.
107 North llth
This afternoon at 3:30, the inter
national legal fraternity of Phi Delta
Phi will initiate the members of the
Law College who were pledged last
fall. The following men will be initi
ated :
Reed O'Hanlon.
Vic Halligan.
Carl Ganx.
Spray Gardiner.
Jack Emley.
Don Mapes.
Everett Carr.
Howard Loomls.
Maurice Loomia.
John RiddelL
The active men of the fraternity will
meet at the Temple at 3:30 and will
adjourn to Hie supreme court room at
5:00 o'clock
Mr. George Mnnn returned the first
of the week from a province conven
tion at Lawrence. Kansas. Several
universities of the southwest were
represented and many questions of
vital importance to the fraternity were
discussed.
Wake Up!!! Cornhusker pictures
before January 18.
1914 FOOTBALL RECORDS
(Continued from page 1)
Pu n Tt s Run Back to Touc h down"
(Exceeding 55 yards only.)
A. Thomas. (St. Louis) "vs. James
Milliken, 85 yards.
R. L. Tolley, (Sewanee) vs. Florida
85 yards.
Sacksteder, (Christian Brothers Col
lege) vs. Ohio Northern, 85 yards.
J. B. Kennedy. (Urslnus) vs. Lafay
ette, 83 yards.
V. E. Prlchard, (Army) vs. Stevens,
SO yards.
G. V. Leverett, (Arkansas) vs. St
Louis, 80 yards.
R, L. Tolley, (Sewanee) vs. Vander-
bllt. 75 yards.
Ghee, (Dartmouth) vs. Princeton, 75
yards.
A. H. Bergman, (Notre Dame) vs.
Haskell, 75 yards.
A. H. Bergman, (Notre Dame) vs.
Haskell, 75 yards.
H. L. Shearer, (Drake) vs. Kansas.
0 yards.
G. M. Williamson, (Drake) vs. Kan
sas, 70 yards.
George Clark. (Illinois) vs. Chicago.
65 yards.
H. A. Pogue. (Indiana) vs. Wiscon
sin. 55 yards.
P. C. Hallo well, (Lehigh) vs. Johns
Hopkins, 65 yards.
Russell. (Chicago) vs. Iowa, 55
yards.
G. A. Toolan, (Williams) vs. Wes
leyan, 55 yards.
Charles Barrett, (Cornell) vs. Penn
sylvania. 55 yards.
Runs from Scrimmage to Touchdown
(From 45 yards only.)
William Morris, (Denver) vs. Wyom
ing, 90 yards.
G. E. Smith. (Michigan Agricultural
College) vs. Akron. 90 yards.
G. E. Kirk, (Maine) vs. Norwich, 90
yards.
W. E. Wood, (Virginia) vs. South
Carolina, 85 yards.
R. L. Lock, (Swarthmore) vs. Ursl
nus, 80 yards.
S. V. Crawford, (Miami) vs. ttef
beln. 78 yards.
Lowney, (Colby) vs. Navy, 75 yards.
Earl Huntley, (New York Univer
sity) vs. Hamilton, 75 yards.
Hightower, (Northwestern) vs. Pur
due, 75 yards.
Hightower, (Northwestern) vs. Pur
due, 75 yards.
Strothers, (Kansas) vs. Oklahoma,
75 yards.
W. E. Ward, (Virginia) vs. South
Carolina, 75 yards.
E. E. Edwards, (Oberlin) vs. Ohio
Wesleyan, 70 yards.
A. H. Bergman, (Notre Dame) vs.
Haskell, 70 yards.
A. H. Bergman, (Notre Dame) vs
Haskell, 70 yards.
A. H. Bergman, (Notre Dame) vs.
Haskell, 70 yards.
H. K. Young, (Washington and Lee)
vs. Rutgers, 68 yards.
R. L. Lock, (Swarthmore) vs. Penn
sylvania, G6 yards.
J. E. Spiegel, (Washington and Lee)
vs. Rutgers, 65 yards.
Parliman, (South Dakota) vs. Minne
sota, 62 yards.
Todd, (Rutgers) vs. Stevens, 60
yards.
Pliska, (Notre Dame) vs. Carlisle, 60
yards.
Charles Barrett, (Cornell) vs. Michi
gan, 58 yards.
B. F. Chamberlain, (Nebraska) vs.
Kansas, Zi yards.
H. A. Pogue, (lndana) vs. Ohio
State, 55 yards. a
H. A. Shuler, (Cornell) vs. F. and
M., 55 yards.
Mitchell (Carnegie) vs. Lehigh, 50
yards.
Curry, (Vanderbllt) vs. North Caro
lina, 45 yards.
Wilcox, (Haverford) vs. Pennsylva
nia State, 45 yards.
G. B. Hoban, (Lehigh) vs. Pennsyl
vania State, 45 yards.
G. V. Leverett, (Arkansas) vs.
Louisiana State, 45 yards.
(To be Continued.)
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who do. Make a stand for a "Bradley." It
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