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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
k nrwpapor doTotoit to the interests of th
UniyeriUy of Nohru sWn.
rubligliefl at 134 North 11th St , by
THE HESPERIAN TUB. CO. -
( Incorporated.)
WIRKCTORB:
J. W. Crnbtrco, President.
G. L.Towna, Hoeretnry-Treiiurer.
.7. I. Wyor, T. J. Howntt, K. W. Wmdiburn.
Jtkhmno H .McCaw
OeoeobV Shidler
Mnrining Editor
Ast. Manager
- Atliletlc Editor
REPORTERS.
R. C. Tollnrd, fJJ ' r4;OIV7i,lir l er'
NorrU Husr. K. T Hill,
J. R. Farnej, CHIT Crooks
John A. Wilson. Linn M. Huntington
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Address nil communication to the Dally No
braaVan, 1J4 N. lltb Bt., Lincoln, Nebraska.
Telephone 479.
Hon over their success', with bonfires,
parades and other cohere manifesta
tions of Joy.
Missouri lias been tumbled by a
Irai.ntt $nsodc and twenty-live Sop'io
nioies have been suspended.
Kntort'd lit tho post ofllco nt lmoln. Net)
:iw second cliiss mull nmtt-cr
Professor Hills of Yale visited the
I'nlversitv yesterday.
(Jo to the game tomorrow. It will
bo the last opportunity for almost a
car.
The senior laws Inning adjusted
their dinioulties wih probably settle
down now and study a little law.
COLLEGE NOTES.
Kifty-four men participated in tlie
tjist football g.uuc between Vale and
Princeton 111 H7:l.
The tir.it football gamo evei played
in the United States took place be
tween Harvard and Yale in 177(.
Minnesota lias challenged Wise.msln
10 a debate.
WKSLKYAN DECLA I M KKS KN
TERTAIN. Last Knday evening the Palladians
were favored with an attraction of
iiiiusul merit . After a well rendered
introductory number of music, a
vocal solo by Mr. Hansen, the pro
gram was one nt Elocution The
three yourm ladles who furnished the
entertainment are representatives
from the department of Elocution of
the Nebraska Wcslevan University,
and are certainly a credit to the in
stitution. Miss Van Cott gave the first, 'a
oitlicult selection. "How the Church
was'built at Keyhole's Har." In res
ponse to an cncoie she recited Kiley's
"Seein' Things at Mht."
The second was from Miss Kussell.
who cxcells in pathos. Miss Russell's
response to an encore was in a lighter
vein. Miss England gave'" tho third
number "A "Newyear's Day," which
Is a descriDt inn of a illage parson,
in a horse race. In response to an
encore the audience was give a poem
illustrative or child-sorrow. Mrs.
England is the Miss Troupe wno won
the first prize in the stato oratorical
contest last spring. The fourth nuni
ner on the program consisted of two
short selections by Miss Van Cott,
"Home Made Faity Tales" ana
''Bobolink."
Miss Russell's second selection was
"Calls" followed by "The Hear
Story," a touch of child humor" by
Miss A'an Cott. The Palladian will
welcome another visit from these peo
ple at gome time in the near tuture.
vou
May bo disinterested.
Will interest you.
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SPEAKING J
OF &
FINE CLOTHES!
It's time for you to bo looking up your heavy suit or overcoat. If g;
v you arc stylish dresser, Inst years overcoat or suit will not do at ".
) all. 1 lie latest tiling in overcoats is the broad shoulders, long and t
full in the back. The coat u e turn out is the nobbiest thing you g;
ever saw- ()fords, blacks, golden, brou n and blues While In suits 35"'
? we show the swell eastern creations in fane) ( hcvm's Vicunas, ( tc ?'
5 You huvo to see them Come right along. j:
' Suits. 57 .")() to r-'I.OO. Overcoats. $7.50 to 830 0(1
I Ewing Clothing Company t
j 1115 and 1117 () St., LINCOLN, XIOH. '
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You Ought To
Have a new pair of shoes if you go to
the game. If you 0 home I hey will be
equally necessary.
We have the shoesCome in
PERKINS & SHELDON,
1129 O ST KEFI1.
Wisconsin has a squalling squad or
thirty men included in the military
department.
Minnesota held a football kicking
contest for the football men in which
trials lor honors wore made by nine
men by live punts for distance, two
kick olTs, three drop kicks rrom tho
25 vard and three from the U) yard
line and three place" kicks from tho
15 and 30 yard lines. Knowlton the
champion kicker succeeded in holding
his place by a small score of four
points ovor ids contestants. Rogers
and Bidlako won second and third
places respectively.
Tho rooteis' clubs of Minnesota arc
furnishing themselves with souvenirs
of gopher's tails tied with maroon
and gold ribbons.
ROOTERS.
Rooters of squad number four will
occupy seats at tho'north end ol the
cast bleachers during tin Haskcll-Ne-braska
game. Do oii'- duty, bring a
triend or two, some mega phones and
make your last opportunity to do
successful rooting a climax.
Squad number two will kindly
gather in the accustomed place in
chapel this morning.
Occupy t lie central position of the
last Meachcrs at the Thanksgiving
game.
Our New Location.
Corner nth and M Sts.
flERCHANTS LAUNDRY,
TRUMAN BROS., Propr's.
: Shirts, .k-: Collars, 2c: Cull's, 4c.
Call and see our new plant. Phone 805.
Get in the Game
Eastern eohego papers arc publish
ing full histories of tho rootball
teams, with cuts and individual foot
ball biographies of tho members.
THE WEATIIEK.
KoTccnst for Lincoln and icinity:
Wednesday partly cloudy; slight
change in temperature.
Weather roport.for 21 hours ending
7 pm Tuesday.
Highest tempeiature 55 degrees,
occurring at 1 pm
Lowest temperature, .12 degrees,
ocourlnt! at 7:30 am.
Moan temperature, U degrees,
which is .) deurees above tho normal.
No Precipitation.
(JEO. A LOVELANJ).
Section Director.
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Since 1883 Yalo and Harvard have
played fourteen games of football, of
which Yale has won nine, Harvard
three, and two have resulted in tie
scores.- Yalo News.
Missouri lias lahen into hard luck
this rail being beaten in nearly all
her games. The Texas game resulted
in a scoro of 11 to 0 in favor of tho
"Cow punchers.'' Tho students at
that University had agieat celebra-
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It's High Time
You came in and picked i
out your winter cloth-
ing. Some day, soon,
it will get cold sudden- $
ly and find you unpre-
pared.
Nebr. Pant and Suit Go., ;
143 North Thirteenth. I
TOT in it, and oet in it riht. Your'e in school
now and you Ye familiar with Lhy .mutfh and
tumble of football. Your father will tell you
the battle of life that you must face in a short
time is much the same1 sort of thiiiir.
It's a oreat 'ame this reat aine. of life
It will require all your energy to play it sue
cessfully. Train for it now.
Dress the rihl sort of uniform is almighty
important. Get into the Armstrong habit of
wearing the right sort ol clothing the kind
that Armstrong only sells- and your equipment
will be far along to half the winning of the bat
tle. Buy some of those Armstrong clothes to
day and have double cause for celebrating
Thanksgiving.
Armstrong Clothing Co.
1221 to 1227 0 Street,
Lincoln, IVIeb.
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