The daily Nebraskan. (Lincoln, NE) 1916-03-09 [p ].

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Tho Caro of

Evening Gowns

Party dreeeee cleaned our way will give tho. wearer a feeling of aatlsfactloa that will add greatly to the joy of any occasloa.

Cleaning, and Dyeing

SERVICE

B6633

BETTER

s ODAS UNOAES ERVICE

TTMLLER'S

hUrJHreAsRcrMipAtiCoYn

Cor. 16th O Sts. Phone B4423

THE DAILY NEBRASKAN

Basketball Scores

PAGEANT MUSIC

colors. About a dozen were knotted

ON THE WAY

together to make the "strip long enough and all the eitds securely hid-

(Continued from page 1)

Substitutes WeBt Foint: Kort. Ag ties: Hoagland.

Field goals Stahl, Korb, Root, 3, Johnson.

Foul goals Ho warth, 7; Ohieser, 4. Referee Shields.

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 Lincoln 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,

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

UNI. PLACE, 32; CHADRON, 7

university

will make up the Richard Bryson of Fullerton are vis-

bulk of the cast for the spectacle. itors this week at the Pht Gamma

Unl. Place

Chadron

Delta house.

Marsh

Baney....

Amos Cummings

lg rg c If

Nichols

SOCIETY

Albright

Heyer INTERESTING INDIAN WORK

Williams

NOW ON EXHIBITION

A. A. Reed, high Bchool inspector,

has been out of the office for a few days on account of an attack of

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

Girls of today with their refined tastes and social advantages are often prone to think their Indian sisters coarse barbarians without appreciation 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

Mahan Not to Help Coach Cal.

Contrary to repeated rumors, Mahan 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.

Gerhart

If

Larson swinging cradles are especially in

Johnson, Stanley. ..rf

Nelson teresting. They are made of leather

Field goals Stanley, Johnson, 3; on which designs are traced in col-

GEORGE BROS.

Peterson, 3; Kraxberger, 2; Nel ored glass beads, the gift of the first

son, 4.

white settlers. The fringe, purely In-

PRINTING

Foul goals Stanley Johnson 2. Referee Theissen.

dian, is made of thongs wound with moist porcupine quills of various

1313 N Street

linccln Candy KHcbea

The Unl. Home of Light Lunches Soft Drinks Freeh Home Made Candles

You oet service, qu,ty ,,,

quantity.

Come and see us Cor. 14 4 q

Your

bualneis We

Is valuable handle

to

ui

LUMBER

and COAL

Reasonable prices. Best quality and Service.

See us before you buy.

WHITEBREAST COAL

& LUMBER CO.

(Home of the Satisfied Customer)

Phone

107 No. 11th 8t

CLASS B Y. M. C. A.

GOTHIC tiunew

3 for 25C COLLAR

IT FITS THE CRAVAT

CLOCTT. PEABODY A CO.. inc.. MAKKKft

Our Classes

tzsfssssk Afford

2. t

.

Relief

to the eyes.

Properly fitted glasses are a necessity at the first sign of eye trouble. Wearing glasses will correct the defects, rest and restore your eyes. It will pay you to see me about youreye trouble.

DR. MARTIN

Registered Optometrist

1236 O St.

Basket Ball Men

HEAD! HEAD!

We want you to get acquainted with this popular store for Young Men.

We carry everything in Men's Wearing Apparel at Popular Prices.

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 Sandrock Frehse

lg

Stephens

rg

Hiatt

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.

The Dress Yon Want

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?

Look Us Up!

Scott's Orchestra. Call, J.

s tiff

WKITUAX.S CLASSY CAXOY

MEIER DRUG CO. 13th and O STREETS

LINCTOHELDNAY, LINGHET BSTRORAESKA

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