THE DAILY NEBIt ASK AN
TRACK ASPIRANTS
NUMBERS
Schulte Wants Two Hundred and
Fifty Men Prospects Bright
For Record Year.
Numerals to be Awarded Again This
Year Thirty-six Men Eain
Honor Last Year.
"Two hundred and fifty candidates
for the track and cross -country
teams" Is t'.e plea of Coaches Hairy
T. Schulte and J. Loyd MeMasters.
There are about seventy men now on
the squad but the coaches want at
least three times as many candidates
for the team. This number of men
can be handled easily and individual
attention Riven to the candidate?.
Those familiar with track ork say
that this is an exceptional opportu
nity for all those interested in track
and cross-country to secure valuable
individual Instruction.
The track and cross-country squal
which numbers seventy men is show
ing: up well in the daily workouts.
There are from thirty-five to forty
candidates for the team on the field
daily. Twenty-five men at thf state
farm have turned out for cross-country
running while at the medical school
in OOniuha a squad of about twenty
are seking berths on the cross-country
teams.
Coaches Schulte and McMasters
state that individual attention will
be given to all candidates for the
track and cross-country Hams. The
coaches dela:o that the freshmen es
pecially sho 1. 1 not pass up this op
portunity, oeenusf it affords them an
excellent chance to be developed into
a good track or cross-country man.
Veterans Ass st Coaching.
Coach Schulte is developing a staff
of track coaches among the varsity
men. He has selected some cxperi-
OMAHA CLUB WILL HOLD
WIENER ROAST AD MIXER
At u meeting of the Omaha club
last evening plans were made to hold
a velner roast, and a mixer, both
events to tako place beforo the
Christmas recess.
The weiner roast will be held in
Epworlh park, October 22, and is in
charge of a committee consisting of
Gladys Mickel, Harry Latowsky, Dick
Dcarmont, Jesse Tucker, and Nathan
Greenstone. All Omaha students are
invited and will meet at Tenth ami
O streets at 4 o'clock on that day.
Plans were also made for a mixer,
which will bo held in Ellen Smith
hall. The date will be announced
later.
Regular meetings of the Omaiia
club are held on the second and last
Wednesday evenings of each monta
at 7:30 iu social science hall
In Years Gone By
1901
K. T. Colton, international college
secretary of the Y. M. C. A. address
ed the association and the students
of the University in the old chapel.
The Rock Island route made cut j
in its rates to MinnevoMs to accomo
date the large bunch cu rooters wish
ing to attend the Nebraska-Minnenpo-is
game. Over two hundred rooters
made th"
1902
iron. V. H. Thompson, democratic
nominee for governor, addressed the
students and faculty at convocation.
1903
The Nebraska football team left
wer the Rock Island for Denver, ac
companied by the coaches, the man--ger,
a physician, and a contingent of
ooters.
1907
Two hundred girls registered for
enced men and is making very capable Bible, under the supervision of the
coaches out of them. Captain Smitn
is coaching the sprinters, McDonald
the quarter-milers, McCarthy the half
milers, and Moulton the weight men.
These athletes are doing very credit
able work as coaches and are materi
ally assisting Coach Schulte in build
ing up the track team.
Varsity men are all showing the
old-time Nebraska spirit in track and
cross-country running. They are help
ing the new men out to condition
themselves and become acquainted
witji track work. As a result, the
whole track and cross-country squad
are enthusiastic over the outlook.
High intercut in teams is evidenced
by the keen competition and friendly
rivalry between those seeking places
on the team.
The coaches state that numerals
will be giv.n out this year. They
will be also awarded to freshmen. The
winning of a numeral, which is a high
honor, does not require that a man
shall obtain a place on the track team.
The practice cf awarding numerals
was beguu last year, ar-.d thirty-six
athletes received this honor. Num
erals will also be awarded this year
to members of the cross-country
squad.
The Missouri valley cross-country
run wil be held in Lincoln on Home
coming day, November 12. All the
valley conference schools are expect
ed to have entries in this run. Ne
braska finished third in the valley
cross-country run held at Ames last
year.
WANT ADS.
Y. W. C. A
1909
Nebraska Cornhuskers defeated
Knox by an overwhelming score of
32-0.
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R. L. Creedau
II. T. Ellard
Ray Nelson
Serl Ilutton
W. R. Leisy
Rex Reeso
Benjamin Butler
Ellia Eckerotn
George Klawitter
G. E. Randolph
Ernest Witte
Alfred Palmer
Charles " Hoff
Vernon Morrison
F. Kimmel
Evar Anderson
Carl St. Clair
0. Keehn
Paul Cheyney
Stanton Neil
H. Sandrock
II. Howe
S. Blankeuship
S. Hubka
A. Hays
S. P. Gist
L. Goldenberg
James Morton
Carl Slovarvacek
George Tobin
H. Aminde
Herber niter
F. Nelson
S. Stewart
1. K. Cozin
M. Howell
Thomas McCague
John Hoagland
Dean Krotter
Kenneth Cox
Floyd Swan
A. Kemper
A. Leisy
Ross LeRossignol
Ca i C. ij ugei
Frames L'lsworth
C. i'cMonic3
A. Stageman
H. Buckingham
H. R. Hosford
Willard Penry
Henry Eggert
W. S. Pedreord
F. W. Bleser
J. E. Upp
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Thooiore Haruell
R. A. Trively
A. D. Rauu
Irl E. Kuns
Frank B. Hitchcock
A. II. Lai :u
G. Hamilton
Charles C. Cadwell
Klyte Burt
A. W. Blomstrom
Raymond Eller
F. C. Swanson
Georgo Jenkins
J. I Gillispie
Ralph Thetcher
Earl Haselbalch
Ted McClhaney
E. Halin
Clarence Wellen
Georgo Armstrong
E. Baker
J. It. Hill
L. T. Folden .
John Robinson Jr.
led Gable
11. M. Maxwell
B. Marten'.
Gecrgo Scott
Russell Berberry
William Meador
M. Pay no
Earl Boll
Leslie Rosberty
John Anderson
Donald Nelson
Nathan Greenhousj
Arthur Swan
1). J. Antoner
B. B. Styer ,
G. Zimmer
Frank Frye
A. T. Rohrbaugh
E. C. Critter
Al n Bouncer
W. G. Alstead
Raymond Critter
T. L. Fcrd
O. J. Zimmerman
LeRoy Smith
Ted N)son
Phillip Lewis
J. II. Ferguson
David Broadwell
E. J. Beghart
Conac Club Dance
LINCOLN HOTEL BALLROOM
Friday, Oct. 14
BECK'S 6-PIECE ORCHESTRA
Admission $1.10, Tax Included
STUDENTS LUNCHEON
Served In Combinations. From 11:00 a. m. to 7:00 p. m.
No. 4 30c
Dlviled egg sandwich Banana and pineapple salad
Tea, Coffee or Milk
Five Numbers Priced at 20c to 35c. Two Minute Service.
RECTOR'S
13th and P Streets.
Liberty Bldg.
1912
"Jonnie" McGovern, all-American
Quarter and star player for Minnesota,
visited the University campus.
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THURSDAY
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
3 Days of
Special Selling
Bargain Booth Specials Cross Aisle
D
etti'coa
ttibockei
In Qualities You'll Welcome at Prices You'll Not Pass By
FOUND AT ORPHEUM DRUG
store last Friday night, Oct. 7th
one ladies glove. Owner please call
at Orpheum Drug Store.
WANTED TO TRADE ALMOST
new, high grade bicycle for tpye
writer. Call B-150G.
LOST BLACK MUSIC ROLL DUR
ing freshman lecture Monday.
Leave at Student Activities office.
Just right for a lunch those angel
fod cakes at the Sunlite Bakery.
LOST A GABARDINE COAT IN
undergraduate study social science
at about 9:30 Tuesday. Finder please
leave at Student Activities office,
or call E-22C2.
1423 n STREET A NICE BIG FUEN
ished apartment suitable for an
overflow from Frat house. Perman
ent home for six right class boys.
Mrs. Curran, 1123 S.
"I have an opportunity for two or
three capable University students to
make good money during the college
year by selling magazine subscriptions
here in Lincoln. This work leads to
exceptionally remunerative work in
this state during the summer. Under
classmen with previous selling experi
ence preferred. Phone L-6131 for ap-po'ctment.
Two Lots
Sateen
Pettibockers
Just the garment to wear
with present styles. They
are made of good grade
sateen and come in popular
colors, with double rubber
band at the knee.
Specially Lowered in Price
for Bargain Booth at
Lotl
Lot 2
$1.45
$1.19
SILK JERSEY PETTICOATS
If there ever was a time to buy petticoats, it's now, at the
beginning of the cold weather S3ason. And the place is here
Thursday, Friday, and Saturday at our Bargain Booth. This group
made of high grade silk Jersey in the prevailing styles and col
ors. Your choice at $2.95
In 4 Smart Styles $
In All Popular Colors
Special Sale Prices At
Black Sateen Petticoats at $ 1 .98
Lot 1
98c
BARGAIN BOOTH SPECIAL
Colored Sateen
Petticoats
Lot 2
$198
Cotton Wash Petticoats Now at 75c. Bargain Booth, St. Floor
!2cCUienzel Co
Cross Aisle
Street Floor