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DR. MARTIN
Registered Optometrist
1236 O St.
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Basketball Scores
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Substitutes WeBt Foint: Kort. Ag
ties: Hoagland.
Field goals Stahl, Korb, Root, 3,
Johnson.
Foul goals Ho warth, 7; Ohieser, 4.
Referee Shields.
UNI. PLACE, 32; CHADRON, 7
Unl. Place Chadron
Marsh lg Nichols
Baney.... rg Albright
Amos c Heyer
Cummings If Williams
Payne... rf Nichols
Substitutes Unl. Place: Gates.
. Referee Gardiner.
NEWMAN GROVE, 12;
GOTHENBURG, 10
Newman Grove Gothenburg
Peterson lg . Luldberg
Sklllstad ..rg Clark
Johnson, Sherman.. c Kraxberger
Gerhart If Larson
Johnson, Stanley. ..rf Nelson
Field goals Stanley, Johnson, 3;
Peterson, 3; Kraxberger, 2; Nel
son, 4.
Foul goals Stanley Johnson 2.
Referee Theissen.
PAGEANT MUSIC
ON THE WAY
Th music for the second unnual
pageant, to be given on the athletic
field the first week in June, nas oeeii
wrkten, and will be received In Lin
coln this weekend or early next
week. When the music arrives, the
work of selecting ihe cast for the
pageant will begin. This year, as last,
university st-idents will make up the
bulk of the cast for the spectacle.
SOCIETY
CLASS B Y. M. C. A.
BETHANY, 16; HARDY, 6
Bethany Hardy
Ellis rg Raines
Shuck lg. . . . . . McDowell
Murph'y c Davidson
Strayer, A If Meyers
Strayer, M If Gillian
Substitutes Hardy: Weimer, Wool-
ey.
Field goals A. Strayer, 6; Gillian,
Ellis, M. Strayer, Meyers.
Foul goals Meyers, Gillian.
Referee Ted Riddell.
FALLS CITY, 23; RISING CITY, 0
Falls City Rising City
Bassett c Atkinson
Hay If Anderson
Kister lg Stephens
Sandrock rg Hiatt
Frehse rf Musser
Substitutes Falls City: Miller,
Bowers, Gagnon.
Field goals Bassett, Hay, 2; Kis
ter, 3; Frehse, Miller (awarded).
Foul goals Miller, Bowers, 2.
Referee Ted Riddell.
PIERCE, 24; ATKINSON, 3
Pierce Atkinson
Drebert c Weber
Miller rg Farley
Salter rf McGraln
Watson lg Skydla
WItten If Adams
Field goals Drebert, 3; Salter, 4;
Watson, 2; WItten, 2.
Foul goals WItten, 2; McQraln,
2; Adams.
Referee Anderson.
STANTON, 26; NEBRASKA CITY, 6
Stanton Nebraska City
Burver rf Hoberg
Grafton If Crawford
lolsteln c Nelson
Klopp rg Coeney
'arle., ...lg Shattuck
Field goals Hoberg, Nelson, Bur
ver, 2.
Foul goals Hoberg, 2; Burver, 4.
Referee Klein.
Scott's Orchestra. Call, B-14IJ.
WKITUAX.S CLASSY CAXOY
MEIER DRUG CO.
13th and O STREETS
INTERESTING INDIAN WORK
NOW ON EXHIBITION
Girls of today with their refined
tastes and social advantages are often
prone to think their Indian sisters
coarse barbarians without apprecia
tion of anything fine or beautiful.
Remnants of the decorative work
done by them is, however, evidence
to the contrary. In the State Histor
ical society museum are many arti
cles made by them, which show ex
quisite care. Their beaded bags and
swinging cradles are especially in
teresting. They are made of leather
on which designs are traced in col
ored glass beads, the gift of the first
white settlers. The fringe, purely In
dian, is made of thongs wound with
moist porcupine quills of various
colors. About a dozen were knotted
together to make the "strip long
enough and all the eitds securely hid
den. The women as well as the men were
very fond of using fragrant herbs as
perfumes, but they were never known
to choose any but the most delicate
ones.
Paul Orchard of South Omaha and
Richard Bryson of Fullerton are vis
itors this week at the Pht Gamma
Delta house.
A. A. Reed, high Bchool inspector,
has been out of the office for a few
days on account of an attack of ton-sllltls.
Mahan Not to Help Coach Cal.
Contrary to repeated rumors, Ma
han of Harvard is not signed up to
help coach California's football team.
Manager Stroud stated that he had
approached Mahan upon .the subject,
but had done nothing definite and
California was not considering such
an appointment.
GEORGE BROS.
PRINTING
1313 N Street
linccln Candy KHcbea
The Unl. Home of
Light Lunches
Soft Drinks
Freeh Home Made Candles
You oet service, qu,ty ,,,
quantity.
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Your bualneis Is valuable to ui
We handle
LUMBER
and COAL
Reasonable prices. Best quality
and Service.
See us before you buy.
WHITEBREAST COAL
& LUMBER CO.
(Home of the Satisfied Customer)
Phone B-3228 107 No. 11th 8t
Want
The Dress Yon
for the Formal
for evening wear
for Campus wear
Your Spring Suit, Hat Waists Shoes and Gloves
Really some of the most stunning styles you could wish for
are now displayed here.
Why. not take a little time today or tomorrow to visit these
sections in our store and see for yourself why it will pay you
to shop at the Store of Greater Values?
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LINCOLN, NEBRASKA