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A GOOD WATCH IS CHEAP
You pay from $25.00 to $75.00
for an overcoat that may wear
threo seasons. Why hesitate
about paying as much for a
watch which will wear a life
time? Your Inspection solicited.
TUCKER-SHEAN
Manufacturing Jewelers and -Opticians
Eleven Twenty-Three O Street
BOXING AND WRESTLING
LESSONS
20 for $3.00
City Y. M. C. A.
Copies of
OLD PHOTOS
FREDERICK MACDONALD
1309 O Street, Room 4
Phone L4022
"SPA"
Get your Lunches at the
City Y. M. C. A, Cafeteria Plan
13TH AND P
Qulok Service
Open at All Times
Orpheum Cafe
Speolal Attention to University
Students
SPECIAL PHOTOS FOR
XMAS
BLAZEK PHOTO STUDIO
1306 O St. Upstairs
Terminal Drug Co.
FREE AUTO DELIVERY
Phone B4366
IT WILL PAY
YOU to consult
us about your
eyes. My advice
i s unnreludiced
and costs you nothing.
W. H. MARTIN, O.
D.
Optometrist
EYESIGHT SPECIALIST
1234 O St Opposite Miller A Paine's
A GOOD CHANCE TO TRY
OUR SERVICE
When you want a garment thor
oughly cleaned and pressed in a
hurry, that is when you want to
test our superior service.
We will call for i-ud deliver 1o
suit you any place in the city
any time you desire.
We do all kinds of altering and
repairing.
We clean and block hats.
We pay postage one way.
LINCOLN CLEANING
& DYE WORKS
326 S. 11th Lincoln, Neb.
LEO SOUKUP, Mgr.
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WHAT ABOUT A NEW
PAIR OF
Shoes
They are advancing daily
but our prices remain Die
samp. See our English
Shoes at
4.00
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YACHTING BOOMING IN CUBA
Amateurs Have Outgrown Smaller
Craft and Place Orders for Sev.
eral La ger Yachts.
With the growing prosperity of
Cuba, yachting has developed Into
one of the loading sports of wealthy
Cubans, and the Ilavima Yacht club
races nre now n feature of the sea
son. Many of the nninteur yachtsmen
feel that they hne outgrown the Bon
der type of racing craft, and orders
have been placed In this country for
several of the larger racing yachts.
When these are launched it Is hoped
that some of the American yacht own
ers may I e Induced to visit Cuba and
participate In a series of international
races. If the outcome of these races
warrants, several of the wealthy Cu
ban enthusiasts may combine and
challenge for the America's cup with
in the nest few years.
DEPENDS ON "PULLED DRIVE"
Success of Ichiya Kumagee, Japanese
Tennis Champion, Uses One
of Rarest Strokes.
Tennis experts who have been study
ing the style of Ichiya Kumagee since
the recent victories of the Japanese
champion showed him to be a formid
able contender for the national title,
say that Kumagee's success Is due
largely to his use of the "pulled drive,"
one of the rarest strokes in the game.
The stroke, they say, corresponds
to the pull In golf. Its effect Is to
make the ball spin upon an axis tilt
ed away from the player at an angle
Ichiya Kumagee.
f about 33 degrees. The ball is heav
ily cut sideways, upward and outward,
and the effect is a wide curve in flight
end a very puzzling bound r break
after it strikes the ground.
It is said that this stroke was suc
cessfully used by the late Anthony
F. Wilding, the British and Australian
champion but it Is virtually unknown
in the United States,
POSTS ARRANGED FOR COURT
Desirable to Have Them Removed
When Lawn Is Being Cut or in
Winter Good Plan Shown.
It Is sometimes desirable to have
tennis-court posts arranged to be eas
ily removed from the lawn or the court
when the grass is being mowed, or dur
ing the winter. The method of firing
the posts In the ground, as shown In
the sketch, makes it convenient to re
move the posts and still gives the nec
essary stability, writes Edward B.
Smith of Waila Walla, Wash, In Pop
ular Mecbatics Magazine. A squnrs
wooden box, tarred to resist mol:re.
is placed in the ground, and ttt post
is fitted in'r, it. The upper ed of the
Removable Posts.
box Is level with the surface, and
when the post Is removed a wooden
block Is fitted Into the opening. He
rn oval of the posts iermits the mow
ing of the grass close to them and
leaves the place free from obstruc
tions when the court Is not In use
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AMERICAN ATHLETES
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BRILLIANT PERFORMERS
American athletes have again shown
that they retain their place at the
head of track and field si torts by the
brilliant performances of the chosen
few who crossed to the Scandinavian
countries at the Invitation of Sweden.
With only five men on the team, four
of them selected officially and the
other. Ward of Chicago, going locause
his fellow citizens thought he de
served the trip, the representatives of
the United States have won' nearly
every event in which they have com
peted. In the two days at Oiristiania the
Americans were victorious in every
event but one, and In that Ted Mere
dith was beaten only by a yard by J.
Bolin, the Swedish champion, at 8(H)
meters. The performances of the men
at Stockholm were remarkable when
It is taken into consideration that ihey
had disembarked from the steamship
only a day or two before their first
meeting with the Scandinavian cham
pions. In the stay of a week before
the Stockholm and Christlania meet
ings the Americans had a chance Jo
train, and the result was apparent,
particularly In the cases of Meredith,
Loomis and Ward. Lnomis recovered
his spring in the high jump and de-
COAKLEY IN NEW CONTRACT
Veteran Pitcher Signed by Columbia
University Has New Duties and
Increased Salary.
Andy Coakley, veteran pitcher, who
has been baseball coach of Columbia
university for three years, has sigDed
S new long-term contract, with more
Coach Andy Coakley.
Important duties assigned Lim and
more pay attached.
De has had great HH-eets with the
Columbia baseball teams.
Football Called Off.
The proposed association football
gajnes between Cunadiau and United
States elevens, scheduled for Provi
dence, B. L, and New York city this
aeason, have been postponed udUI
next aprl&g
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WIN HONORS ABROAD
IN SWEDEN.
feated Kullerstr:ml. the Swede, who
had beaten him in the iirst meeting.
Ward ired his first victory of the
tour when he won the 2iH) meters on
the opening day at Christiania and
Meredith got clos enougli to Boliu
at SOO meters to make matters uncom
fortable for the man who had easily
conquered him a week previous.
Bob Simpson, Hie University of Mis
souri hurdler, has been invincible in
all the competitions over hurdles, and
already has placed on the !ooks a
new world's mark for 110 meters. Be
sides showing his superiority in
hurdling, Simpson has acquitted him
self well on the flat, and the same may
le said of Murray, who has beaten the
Scandinavians with great regularity in
both hurdle races and at sprinting
distances. Lnomis has been victorious
In all the short-distance races, and,
now that lie has evened up with
KullerMrand in the high jump, has es
tablished his fipreuiaoy in that de
partment of sjtort.
The Scandinavians were delighted
with the work and sportsmanship of
the Americans and promise to send a
representative lot of athletes to the
United States next year to compete In
various tournaments.
10TE5
5P0RTD0M
Tale has won the intercollegiate trap
shooting championship eight times iq
as many years.
All of the clubs in the Western
Jeogue are said to have made money
this year, except seven.
According to latest reports, the
Dodgers haven't cracked under the
strain of having ho much money.
Gloomy Gus nays: The man who
invented basketball was in uU other
reKTects a respectable and decent clU
ren. Minneajoa bMlng promoter would
give bonust to fighters scoring knock
outs. He automatically bars Freddie
Welsh.
The McGnw who plays tackle for
Princeton in not John McOraw of
Giant fame. If he were he would be
a great k'eker.
Miller Huggins Las been given per
mission to trade any player on his
team. Ue might be tble to ret s few
broken bats In exchange.
.
n the good old days of boring a
champion often fought on a "winner
take all" basis. Nowadays all a cham
pion wants, whether he wins or loses
Is everything.
Branch Rickey was recently ad
mitted to the bar in the state of Mls
sosrl because he wishes to establish
himself In his life work and get sway
from baseball.
A fuurlty candidate recently placed
la Toramy Murphy's stable at Pough
keepsle Is a yearling filly by Main
street 2:05. out of Lady Jay ?'13, by
Jay McGregor. 2XT7
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BI2I7 UTSCH BROS, tfgrs. 117-19 So. I2tk
Orpheum Shoe Repair Co.
Students' Headquarters for all kinds of Shoe Repairing.
WORK CALLED FOR
Telephone B-1316
CORNELL PHOTO SUPPLY CO.
DEVELOPING, FINISHING AND ENLARGING
We color enlargements in Non-Fading Oil Colors at reasonable prices.
Films for all Cameras.
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THE UN1VESITY SCHOOL OF MUSIC
Twenty-Third Year just commencing
Many teachers in all branches of mnsic to choose from.
Dramatic Art Aesthetic Dancing
Ask for information
WILLAED KIMBALL, Director
11th and B Sts. Opposite the Campus
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