Wednesday, October 4, 1022
THE DAILY NEDRASKAN
ALL THE UMItoi oicro
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MASTERED IN rtvv uto
80NS AT THE
LINDELL PARTY HOUSE
STUU1U.
PHONE F1106 FOR APPOINT-
MtlN I o.
Vall's
Barber Shop
131 No. 13th St.
Orpheum Circuit.
4 Days, Wednesday Matinee
October 4.
Herras & Wells
Eddie Rene
Janis & Chaplow
Bird Cabaret
Don Barclay & Chain Del
Two loose pages from the book
of fun.
EDITH
TALIAFERRO
And a. Splendid Supporting Co.
"THE SAM E
OLD MOON"
Murray Kissen & Co.
In the Barber of Seville,
Assisted by Ben Reubens &
Chas. Adams.
Mariam Irene
Marmein Sisters
Drama Dances
Assisted by Ruth Marr and
W. Curg Petersen, Conductor.
Mats. Prices Nights
25-50C No Higher 25-50-75C
Harmonizing Entertainment
ALL THIS WEEK
THE
JOHN M. STAHL
Production
'One Clear Call'
Other Entertaining Features
SHOW START at 1, 3, 5, 7, 9
Mats-20 Night 35c Chil. 10c
Thomas Meighan
In Cecil B. DeMille's
Paramount Picture
"Manslaughter"
There Are Only Three or
Four Cecil B. DeMille Pro
ductions a Year, and You
Know They5re the High
Points of the Season.
Other Entertaining Features
SHOW STARTS 1, 3, 5, 7, 9
MATS 30 Night 50c Chil. 10c
MON. TUES. WED.
Josephine Worth
& Co.
In the "Act" hat is "Different"
"Mother Kate's Birthday."
The Eccentric Commedienne.
MISS SADIA DE LONG
"The Baseball Bug."
The Versatile Three
JACK MOORE TRIO
Sensational Entertainers.
BAYES AND FIELDS
Vaudeville's Standard
Comedians.
"The London Johnnies."
HILL AND QUINNELL
Presenting
"FUN IN THE PARK."
"RED HOT RIVALS"
Fifteen Minutes of Laughs.
"THE TIMBER QUEEN."
With Daring Ruth Roland.
International News Weekly
SHOWS START AT 2:30, 7,
Mats. 20c Night 40c Gal. 15c
ft 1 1 ALL THIS
lolomal week
'In the
Name of
the Lav'
8HOW START8 at 1, S, 6, 7, t
Mats 15c Night 25o CM1. 10o
COLLEGE SPORT
FRESHMEN
OLD
VARSITY CREW IN
SC1IG
E
Coach Dawson's Men Put Over
Three Touchdowns in Yester
day's Workout
STUDENTS WATCH PRACTICE
Coach Young of Yearlings Well
Satisfied With Showing Made
Against Varsity
The Kreshman-'Varslty football but
tle laHt night, which ended In a 20-0
victory for the 'Varsity, was a nourco
of disappointment to Cornhuaker grid
fans. The 'Varsity experienced un
usual difficulty In piercing the year
lings' lino, and Dawson's team's only
Improvement over last Friday's ex
hibition was In tho defense the 'Var
sity holding the Frosh scoreless.
The 'Varsity practice, which start
ed at 3:15, was opened to the stn
donts, who turned out GOO strong.
Tho afternoon was exceedingly hot,
and the 'Varsity was slow in the
thills preceding the scrimmaga.
Three full teams of 'Varsity camlt-
dates ran up and down the field prac
ticing various formations. Layton
was back in a suit after a week's ab
sence because of an injured knee.
The Freshmen, came on the Ath
letic Field at 4:45 and after the 'Var
sity and yearlings had warmed up
for ten minutes, Referee Swanson
blew the whistle for the teams to
line up.
The Freshmen kicked off to the
'Varsity, who were defending the
east goal. Russell was at the signal
calling position for the 'Varsity, as
Pre:-.ton lias been badly bruised uj
in the last few scrimmages. Hart
ley made ten yards on an off-tackle
plunge. A long! pass to Thomseti.
playing end for Dawson's team, was
Incomplete. "Varsity was forced to
punt.
The first-year men hit a stonewall
when Uiey tried to buck the 'Varsity
line, and so they attempted to punt.
Elg "Bub" Weller broke through the
Frosh line and blocked the kick. He
scooped up the pigskin and ran to
the yearling five-yard line before he
was downed. Captain Hartley went
over for a touchdown, and Russell
kicked goal on the "try-for-polnt'"
play, making the ficore 7-0 in favor
ot the 'Varsity.
The 'Varsity kicked off to the
Freshmen, who were soon forced to
kick. Russell fumbled the punt, but
recovered and was downed on the
'Varsity thirty-yard line. The 'Var
sity was unable to gain, and soon
kicked. Hartley intercepted a Frosh
rasa near the first-year team's goa
Herb DeWitz went through the line
for a touchdown, but Russell failed
to MO. goal The score then stood
'Varsity 13, freshmen 0.
The 'Varsity second team entered
the game, rnd Coach Young of the
f.-eshmen sent in his first team, as
his second team had been playing up
to this tjme. The 'Varsity kicked
off to the yearlings, who were soon
forced to punt, the kick going sixty
yards, over tho 'Varsity goal line.
The ball was put In play on the twen-'y-yard
line. The 'Varsity failed to
gain and punted. The ball then 3oe
sawed back and forth across the
middle of the field neither side gain
ing with any degree of consistency.
Dawson sent the 'Varsity lirst
team In which soon scored a third
touchdown. Russell kicked goal on
the try-for-polnt, maklag the score
20-0. In the remainder or the con
test, neither side threatened to score.
The game was called shortly after
six o'clock.
The playing of Captain Chick
Hartley was the feature of the work
of the "Varsity. Tho Husker leader
made lone gains when carrying the
ball, and played a stellar game on
the defense. Herb DeWlts and
Weller were tho other "Varsity men
who showed up to advantage.
Bloodgoodk Myers- and Locke
starred with their playing In the
freshman backfield while Rhodes
was the big noise on the line. Rhodes
broke through time and again and
spilled "Varsity men for a loss.
The work of the "Varsity In the
scrimmage with the Freshmen yes
terday showed that unless they de
velop a much stronger offense before
the Coyote contest, they will make
a sorry showing. The yearlings held
the "Varsity with almost unvarying
firmness, and the Varsity obtained
two of their three touchdowns on
what could almost be called flukes
the blocking of a kick, and the In
terception of a forward pass.
TryouU for the places of assistant
cheer leaders were held In connection
with the "Varsity-yearling contest
Head cheerleader Reed gave each
candidate an opportunity to lead the
cheering of the stndenU during the
practice. The cheering aa a whole
was very poor, tho students exhibit
ing a lack of Interest which caused
oven Dawuon to comment on it. Ho
mado a personnl appeal to tho spec
tators to cheer with spirit, but a real
response was lacking.
Officials for the game with South
Dakota Saturday have been selected
as follows:
Referee A. G. Reid, Michigan
Uulverslty.
Umpire Earl Johnson, Doane col
lego. HeHdllnesman Clyde Williams,
University ot Iowa.
LOVING GUP FOR
CHAMPION
Must Win Cup Two Years in Sue
cession for Permanent
Possession
A silver loving cup will be given
to the winner of the fall tennis tour
nament at Nebraska University by
tho Harry A. Koch company of Oma
ha, Sioux Falls and Lincoln. Mr.
Koch is quite a tennis player him
self, having won a number of state
and city tournaments, 'and his pre
sentation of the cup is to promote
tennis as a sport at Nebraska.
The man winning the cup will have
his name and year won engraved
upon it, and can keep the cup In his
possession during the year. If a
man succeeds in winning in the tour
nament for two years, the cup will
become his.
The tennis tournament is going
rather slowly at the present time.
There are three sets not played in
the first round, and only six played
in the second round. It is expected
that the cup will strengthen compe
tition, and set the tournament on its
feet.
The new games played In the sec
ond round came out as follows:
Elliott -Rasgorshek Elliott,
6-2.
Burke-Page Burke, 6-2, 6-3.
Swezey-Joy Swezey, 6-4, 6-3.
C. R. M'DOWELL
South Dakota quarterback, who will
probably direct the Coyote attack
against the Cornhuskers Saturday.
McDowell was an all-state high school
quarterback at Sioux Falls for two
years. He is a sopnomore mis year
and won his monogram last year in
college.
McDowell won his fame at South
Dakota last year by being the only
man on the Coyote team who was abl9
to make consistent gains thru the Illi
nois line at Champaign.
, W . j
Iowa State Has
Large Enrollment
No estimate as to the size of the
enrollment this fall can as yet be
made, according to Acting Registrar
J. R. Sage In a statement given last
night. A count Is being made but It
has not progressed far enough to de
termine how many students will at
tend Iowa State.
A large Increase in women Is evi
dent as all dormitories and cottages
are filled, the guest rooms as well
as the recreation rooms being used
to accommodate the women until
more permanent quarters can be established.
Rooming houses for men In the
fourth ward are filled but there are
stIU a large number of rooms for rent
In the down town district A consid
erable number of freshmen corres
ponded with the T. M. C. A. thla past
summer for roms but Just the number
of student in the other classes that
are returning can not be estimated.
Iowa State,
Ahnnt the onlr think to be said
for ttmna ltka these Is that they en-
conrage the manufacture of red Ink.
BE
RADIOED FROM FIELD
Bertram Ellsworth in Charge of
Broadcasting of Football
Contests
Radio broadcast of the football
game Saturday with South Dakota
Is assured, according to the epera
tor, Bortram Ellsworth. He is work
ing every available minute to have
the sot, now In E. E. 110, completely
remodolled so as to thoroughly con
form with the latest Improvements
In wireless apparatus. It can he
changed from a wireless telegraph
to a radiophone by throwing a switch.
A telephone lino to Nebraska field
will make It possible for the reporter
at tho game to send his bulletins di
rectly out upon the ether from the E.
E. building. The lineup will com
first and then the plays as they are
made.
Messages from Canada, New Or
leans, Pennsylvania and western
Colorado have been received at th?
campus statlon.The Rockies make it
difficult to receive from states west
of Colorado.
The best musical and lecture tal
ent available for programs to be
given once a week this winter, Is to
ho listed as soon as possible. Mr.
Ellsworth hopes that these will 1
begun in two or three weeks, prob
ably on Saturday nights. The pub
lic will bo admitted on two or threo
nights a week this winter to Inspect
the set. Definite days have not yet
been chosen.
The wedding of a former Nebraska
student. Miss Ruth Wllon, took place
last evening at her homo In Nebras
ka City. Twenty of her fraternity
sinters, members of the Kappa Alpha
Thota, motored up for tho ceremony.
Freckles and Sunburn elimi
nated readily by using
Butler's Lemon
Cream
Softens and smooths
the skin., Removes
dust and dirt from
the pores. Imparts to
the complexion the
qualities so much
sought by people of
refinement.
Butler Drug Co.
1321 O St. B1183
Chairman of Refreshment Committee
Fraternities and Sororities
Place your order for Punch and Refreshments for Home Coming
Week and your house party this fall
Punch per gallon, $1.00
Over 5 gallons, 85c per gallon.
Varied assortment of wafers to choose from. List prices on ice
cream. Fancy Bricks, Molds and Sherbets.
We are in a position to serve "Perfectos, Double Goupe with whip
cream and Pecans, sandwiches, coffee and hot chocolate" for a
hundred coupes. Come in and get my prices. We rent and furnish
table linen and punch cups.
Colored Men in Tuxedo Dress.
Capp's Fountain
With Butler Drug
J. G. Capp
'I give the Students What They Want
1321 0 St.
Professor C'larko K. Mickey of the
department of Civil KiiKlneerlng at
tended the meeting of tho Nebraksa
MM-tion (it ilie American Society of
'lvll Knuinecis in Omaha Monday
eenliig, October 2.
FALL
SHIR TS
The most complete selec
t i o n of collar-attached
shirts in Lincoln awaits
your choosing here now!
New French Flannels in
plain grey and with
stripes $3.
White poplin shirts fo
dress wear $3.
New pin stripes and
checks in long-wearing
repp cloths $2.50.
See them in our windows.
1325 0
CLOTHIERS TO COLLEGE MEN
D
TO
KANSAS
GAME
For the Men
You will receive full value for your money
PLUS a round-trip ticket.
Tickets good on any merchandise in the
. -i-i l. rrr
store. Drawings will be neia as eucn to
HERE'S THE STORY
In place of a style show we will celebrate
our opening by giving to the lucky one a
round-trip ticket to Lawrence. Purchase a
. . . -. . i rr rr
S1.00 trade ticket at once anu every to ; - . , , the
tickets sold, some one makes the trip to the tickets are sold. Come m and alk o;ei
camp of the Jayhawk FREE. IJ1U1JUS1UUU ai1"
Latest in Van Haesen Collar Attached Shirts, Arrow
Shirts. Athletic Underwear
Make Us Send at Least 100 Students
For the Ladies
$1.00 Trade Tickets will be sold and may plus chances for a Round Trip Ticket to
be exchanged anytime during the college LauTonce Don t delay. LL I b bu.
year on cleaning. This gives you full value Watch the Window. Who i, the next.
Phone B3677
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lnoppe
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