MEMORIAL IN
ACTUAL SIGHT
(Continued from page 1)
and will supervise further work to
van! the stadium.
Situation Bright
Such is the. situation with rejjanl to
t ho University of Nebraska Memorial
Etadinm as it now stands. For some
three years, plans have, been Kolni;
forward toward construct ion of the
.stadium. Action of the legislature
last winter in withdrawing its ap
propriation for the gymnasium put a
trimp in the plans for that structure
hut has stirred university friends to
further efforts to secure a large an 1
up t date athletic field. Prospects
for the construction of the stadium
hae at no time been so bright :n
llllW.
$25 From Each Student
With J102.3S6.40 in subscriptions ai'J
1 4.740.33 in actual cash now in the
hands of the Memorial association, the
flans for the- raising of tha remainder
of the $4(10,000 needed are going for
ward with whirlwind velocity. A stu
dent drive for funds is to be held in
October and in November a state wicV
ampaign will be held.
Each university student is to be
.it-Red for a uniform subscription or
$25. This is the same amount as was
asked from each member of the seni ir
dass last spring. It was decided njion
Travel j Goods
C.A.WirickCo.
Exclusive Luggage Shop
1028 "0' St.
Teachers and Stenographers
REFERENCE BUREAU
J. E. Fate, Manager
1307 N St. Lincoln
SOMETHING
NEW
JELLY ROLL
EXQUISITE
After Show, Dances or Drive
REMEMBER
THE ALASKA INN
33rd & A
"EVERYTHING COLD"
by a committee of seniors and was
fixed at that because they felt it was
no more than nny student should pay,
tiiat it was better to have an average
subscription of 25 than a list vary
in; from fl to fl.0. At Ohio the
average subscription was above $23,
:it Kansas it was nearly G0 and at
Illinois it was well above J100 for the
t'udents.
immediately on the heels of the
student drive, a state wide campaign
lor funds will be started. A field or
ganization is now being organized un
der the direction of Harold P. lloltn,
aiumnl secretary, and plans toward
the raising of the necessary funds
are going rapidly forward.
The financial status of the Mem
orial association is good. The sub
scription total turned over Uo the
alumni by the old association wa
i 100,208.10. Subscriptions received
since thnt time total $2,633.30. Pay
ments of $175.20 have been made on
these, leaving a grand total of $102.
3S6.40 of subscriptions, the major pot
ticn of which can be converted into
cash whenever needed, now in the
hands of the association.
Cash and securities transferred from
the old association to I.. K. Cundeisen,
temporary treasurer of the Memorial
.stadium, total $11,260,115 and the addi
tion of the $475.20 and interest to th
extent of $160.27 makes the total re
coins of money $M.S!6.42. Disburse
ments 'have totaled $156.07 since th-3
money was turned over, leaving a bal
ance of $14.74J).35 in cash now on
hand.
rrhe resources of the stadium fund
summarized follow
Unpaid subscriptions. $102.3S6.40
Cash and securities 14,740.35
Total $117,126.75
This statement is that which was
prepared from" thee records of the
Memorial association by Wiggins-Hancock
company, public accountants. It
is the lirst public statemeent f the
stadium affairs made.
FOOTBALL OTLOOK
ONLY ENCOURAGING
(Continued from page 1)
Dawson will be assisted in the
coaching by "Bill" Day, Owen Frank
and, possibly, Clarence Swanson, aU
former Husker stars. Farley Young
will take charge of the freshmen.
The schedule for 1H22:
October 7, University of South Da
r.nta at 1-ineoln.
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CITY CLEANING and DYE WORKS
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W. 0. Carlson, Mgr.
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FIFTY-FOURTH
LINCOLN
SEPT.3
4-5-6
7-8
HERE THE 0E5T
IN ALL LINES
ARE
5EI18LED
October 21, University of Missouri
at Lincoln.
October 2$, University of Oklahoma
at Norman.
November 1, University of Syracuse
at Syraeut e.
November 11, University of Kaunas
at Lawrence.
November 18, Kansas Aggies at Lin
coln (Homecoming).
November 2"i, Iowa State (Ames) ut
Lincoln.
November 30, Notre Dame, at Lin
coin. (Thanksgiving).
Letter Men Back
"Chick" Hartley, 'fullback on the
1921 Cornhusker team, will captain the
!)22 varsity. Wright Is the only bark
field man, lost from 't.he last ye-ir
.-quad. The back positions will be
filled from the string consisting of
Herb DeW'itz, "Hob" Russell, "Dave"
Noble, "Red" Layton, Verne Lewellon
and (Jlen Preston, letter men of the
1!21 team. A number of freshmen
will make bids Tor backfield position".
(n the line, the position will be
ll'led from the following r-tring of
men: Roy LymanJ (doubtful). Carl
Peterson. Joy Herquist, Adolpu Wenko,
Leo Scherer, Raymond Weller, Gordon
House, (leorge Kletnpke, Pryan Nixon,
Dewey Hoy and Rose McClasson, letter
men of last year.
Among the freshmen of 1921 who
will be out for the varsity this year
are e"Hud" Randolph, Rufus OeDitz,
Noel Rorby, Bloyce Packer, LaM
Hubka, .lunior Hinman, Herbert Chey
eron, Eugene McAllister. Paul Che
ney. E1 Levison, "Slick" Outhouse
"Swede" Hummell. Al Raon, Emie
Crazier, Herbert Green, Hont Spiece,
Schuyler Phelan, Melvin Collins and
1 ie Shainlioltz.
MANAGERS FOR
ALL ATHLETICS
Continued on Page Four
posed of the director of athletics
(Dawson), coach of the individual
sport, managers of the individual
sport, faculty representative to the
Missouri Valley conference (Scott )
and the business assistant to the di
rector of athletics (Selleck).
Applications Due Now
Men wishing to try out for student
managers should send in their applica
tions to J. K. Selleck at the student
activities office at once. Names of
as many men who intend to try out
for the junior assistant and sopho
more candidate positions as is possl
hie are wanted. Mr. Selleck wishes
to get in touch v'lh them immedi
ately. They will oe ent application
blanks as soon as they enter their
names.
The same eligibility rules as gov
ern athletes will rule for student
managers.
REG I ST RATI TON
OUTLOOK BRIGHT
(Continued from page 1)
Indications are not overly encourag
'u'l for a record breaking registration.
The record enrollment in the 192'
si'.mmer school, which totaled 2,100
the first session and 1.100 the second
six weeks, may be taken as an indi
cation that fewer students will enroll
this fall or it may be a advance su-n
of a record enrollment.
If the record for summer students
v.is established because many of the
tegular students took summer work to
prepare to teach or not to return this
full, then the indications are pessimis
tic. Hut if the registration is only a
forerunner of a record breaking en
lel'.inctit this fall,
MRS.
MILES TO
TEACH
POTTERY
Mrs. Elsie Miles lias been appoint
ed to take charge of the work in pot
tery and modeling in the School ol
Fine Arts at the university. Mrs
Miles is a graduate of Columbia un)
ersity. Mrs. Miles is a graduate of
Columbia University and has done ex
tensive work in art. She has taught
in the universities of Montana and
Washington.
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STUDENTS OPEN
STATIORERY SHOP
'"Chuck" Hall and Ernest Zschau to
Cater to Needs of Corn-huskers
In an effort to supply the leng felt
need for a shop which would supply
all university students with individ
ual and organization stationery ot
t'e highest type at a minimum of cost,
Charles "Chuck" Hall and Ernest
Zschau, university students, have
rented a corner of the College Hook
store Mid opened the "Cornhusker
Stationery Shop-"
The shop specializes in printing,
embossing and eneraving for till or
ganizations and for individual univer
sity students. Dies of the crests of
aU fraternities and sororities have
been made this summer and the shop
can fill stationery orders within two
or three days after they are placed.
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students, it has been doing a moder
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tire slimmer. Two months before
school closed last spring, orders com
menced coming into the 6hop from
some few students who knew of P.
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ever since.
Individual stationery of a fine
grade is furnished by the "Cornhusker
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and with this jrrowth has come a development that was not
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This department brings courses in every subject to those
who have several hours each week to devote to work of this
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this by its thoroughness and wide ranjre of practical problems
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,Sta. A, University of Nebraska
Lincoln, Nebraska
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GRAND OPENING
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SEPTEMBER 1
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