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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
A nWKnpor lovotcl to tlio interests of the
University of Nebrnnkn.
I'nblliliail nt lilt North llth St., Iy
tllK 1IKHPKUIAN PUB. CO.
(Incorporated.)
DIRECTOR8:
.1 IV (Vnlilnm Prniililnnt.
(J. L. Towno, Hecretory-Trensnrer.
J. I. Wyor, T. J. Howott. I. W. Wailibu
rn.
Htbbuko H .M('aw
.1 A. Ma mn i no
(iKOItOE P. HlllULER
MnnaffluK Editor
Ait. Mnmiiror
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ilEPORTERB.
H. ('. Pollunl,
NorrU Hum
J. R. Fornoy.
.lolm A. WlUon.
Clifton Carter,
H. T. Hill.
Cliff Crooks.
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From the ragged footbull Wisconsin
put up .Saturday it would 8eem that
tho Thanksgiving game with North-
tar T?ttH ttt tht- realms of pos
sibility
The following editorial Is clippt'd
fioin tho Minnesota Dally:
Tho game Saturday, while not a
championship contest, was one of the
hardest fought and most important
battles which Minnesota will be called
upon to wage this Benson. Coming as
it did. thus early In the season the out
come meant a great deal to Minnesota
in her race for the championship. Ow
ing to the fact that the team had not as
yet boon rounded Into the form In
which they should be for a champion
ship game the result was looked for
ward to with considerable doubt and
dread.
Had Nebiaska scored or oen suc
ceeded in holding us down to one or
oven two touchdowns our piospects
for tho pennant would have exper
ienced a decided slump. But had the
Cornhuskors won. as they claimed to
he confident of doing. Minnesota would
have been practically out of the race,
imd In about the same position in
wostem athletic affairs as she was be
fore last year's successes.
Tho game was, In short, looked upon
as the critical point of the season. The
(iophers must not only win. but must
also keep their opponents from scoring
and must show their superiority In all
points of the game. All this they did
and more, scoring three touchdowns
and a safety with ease and keeping
their own gbal line out of danger at
all times. Minnesota played fast, line
football from start to finish, and won
the game on its merits. Sue has prov
en to the football world that her rise
labt fall was not merely meteoric, but
that she has come to stay in the front
rank in western athletics, and that
whoever wins the championship over
her will have to work night and day
to do It.
' COLLEGE NOTES.
The regular freshman class of Har
vard numbers 553.
A faculty club Is being considered
at the Tnlvorsity of California.
President Angell Of the "University of
Michigan has recommended that a
now d:'Trl ('.!l(;.':, b .nidl to thai
institution.
The University of California Is plan
ninr for a new library building which
will contain 1.000,000 volumes and will
accommodate fiOO students in its read
ing rooms.
At a meeting of the undergraduate
students ofCornell university the other
day it was unanimously decided to do
away with the annual rush between
tho freshman and sophomore classes.
Tblf action also included all formR of
haing.
Tho young ladies of the University
of California are considering the feas
ibility of publishing a 'woman's an
nual. If published it will be on a
loss pretentious scale than the regular
college annual and will be devoted en
tiroli' to women students.
George W. Graesar, left tackle on the
Drake team, is liable to be called into
court to answer for an assault said to
have been committed on Referee Lane
Immediately after the Drake-Grlnnell
game two weeks r.go. La no penal
ized the Drake team repeatedly for off
side plays and after the game he was
struck from behind and rendered un
conscious. The prosecution claim to
have a number of witnesses who saw
firaosar strike the blow.
Miss Elizabeth K. Wing and Dr. De
Witt N. Brace were married at the
homo of the bride's parents at West
Newton. Mass., last Wednesday. They
are expected in Lincoln within a short
time and will make their home at
Kith and B sts. Miss Wlug was a
member of Delta Gamma sorority and
iiIbo assistant In thellbiary fofCsomo
time.
Professor Bossey has Just completed
a papor on the "Old World Contribu
tions to the Orchards of the Central
Plains." The report Is written for the
pioceedings of the society for the pro
motion of agricultural science, it is
now on the press and will appear soon.
Walter Hunting, '01, was in Lincoln
Saturday for the superintendents'
meeting. He Incidentally visited with
his Palladian friends. He is principal
of tho Ohiowa schools this year.
Inspector Crabtree has just returned
fiom a two weeks' tour through tho
southern and western part of the state.
He was Inspecting high schools of
that section of tho stato.
Miss Madge WlgginB, '00, has been
visiting University friends the past
week. She was hero temporarily In
charge of tho Smith-Premier Type
writer company's ofllco during the ab
sence of tho resident manager. It. D.
Andreson, '00. She leaves for Omaha
today.
It. W. McCracken, law '01, was ji
the Unverslty a few days last week
while on his way to Guernsey, Wyo.
He is looking up a location and ex
pects to settle at Guernsey if the town
suits him.
Miss Sue Plllsbury, '97, who is teach
ing in the Wahoo schools, visited with
her parents over Sunday.
Allegretti
and
Lowney's
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Academy
PROF. HOLMES, of Chicago
Oflleoa and Studio
325 SOUTH 12th.
Dancing Academy Walsh Hall ovor Rock
Island Ticket Office, llth und O Sts.
Capital Novelty Works
Bicycles
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BICYCLE SUNDRIES, REPAIRING
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817 South llth St.
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317 S. nth St.
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Gycs examined Free. Prices Reasonable.
1 238 O Street, "
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Deadlock
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O'NEILL'S JEWELRY STORE
Corner 12th and O.
The officers of the Graduate club en
tertained the members at the homo of
Judge Tlbbets, 658 So. 17th St., Satur
day evening, October 19. A good pro
gram was given.
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JR. HAGGARD, M. D. Oflice 1100
O Street, Rooms 212 213-211 Rich
ards Block, Tolophono 535. Residence,
1310 G 8treot, Telephono L984.
OLIVER JOHNSON, D. D. S. Don
tal Ofllco, Cor. llth and O Street,
Ovor Harloy's Drug Store, Telephono
L911.
DR. BENJ. V. BAILEY; Dr. May
Louiso Flanagan; Ofticc, 141 South
12th Streot. Tolophono G18.
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