TRACK TEAM TRAINS
FORK. C. A. C. MEET
Coach Schulte Wants More
Men to Try Out for the
Squad.
WitK ' the winter season well ad
vanced, Track Coach Schulte has
been putting his men through some
stiff paces, preparatory to the Kan
sas City Athletic Club meet, at Kan
sas City, .on February 9. This is
not entirely a collegiate meet, any
amatuer track man being eligible to
take part. Each year the Valley
schools enter teams.
The track team is now working
out on the dirt track under the east
stand of the stadium, .and jumping
pits and other facilities for field
event? will be finished before the
end of the week. The outdoor
board track will also be completed
within a wrk.
Coach Schulte reports thut he
needs more men for the squad, who
can get out every night. If the wea
ther is too cold for outdoor work at
the stadium, a workout in the gym
nasium will be in order. Under
Schulte's coaching system every man
who will get out and work is capa
ble of making his letter in this sport.
There is also a call for several more
sophomore managers for track.
Those men should report to the Ath
letic Officers in the east end of the
Armory.
With a large squad working out
and such veterans as Captain Gard
ner and Dave Noble back in the fold
prospects of another Valley Cham
pionship are in sight.
STUDENT VOLUNTEERS
ADOPT RESOLUTIONS
represent the true attitude of the
convention on the subject 01 war.
After attendance at all the meetings
and discussion groups and carefully
recording the opinions expressed, we
believe the following to bo a fair
statement of the sentiment of the
delegates:
"Rplipvinir that war is unchristian,
many considered it with all sincerity
irravelv doubtful that they could take
the life of any fellow man.
"All of them remembering past
deceptions, are determined to view
with increasing suspicion any al
leged necessity for , preparations for
future wars and to abstain from par
ticipation unless they are fully con
vinced that loyalty to Christ requires
it .of them.
"Since preparation for war ends in
a creation of warlike spirit they de
manded the reduction, not. the in
crease, of war making machinery.,
"They demand the erection of cer
tain international machinery for the
adjudication of international prob
ems on the basis of intelligence and
world welfare. They had no words
strong enough to express their wrath
of political leaders whose only atti
tude toward such proposed interna
tional machinery is that of selfish op
position
Ten per cent off
on all of our
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University Jeweler
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117-119 So. 12th
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tended the junior prom witnout tne
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right to do so. mat mey ue
f-nm nnivpsitv dances is the
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penalty sought by the chairman of
the dance supervision committee.
ILLINOIS: The' Daily Hlni of
S2! for the best
new plan of student government.
Two of the plans entered in the con
test were considered equally good.
The judges will combine the desirable
features of all those entered into a
workabe plan.
MISSOURI: Invitations have been
extended to aTl men in the faculty of
the University of Missouri to form a
faculty gymnasium class. The ob
ject is "group games and plenty of
exercise.
Thirty-nine Nebraska Dele
gates Return from Indian
apolis Convention.
The resolutions adopted by the
Nebraska delegates who returned
from the Student Volunteer conven
tion at Indianapolis are listed below.
The convention, lasting four and a
half days, was attended by over 6,000
students from the United States and
Cauda. Thirty-nine delegates repre
sented the University of Nebraska.
The resolutions follow:
"We believe that the statements
made by the press do not properly
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$60
Complete stocks of correct
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$35 $45
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Last
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ISHAM JONES
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ON BRUNSWICK RECORDS
The great music-kirR himself. With his whole repertoire
of fascinating toc-ticlcling tunes.
Hear his orchestra on Brunswick Records always some
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He will gladly play them for you to assist you in mak
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GOLD'S GREATER JANUARY
Clearance Sale
fxt fifth !it$
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The Prices Everything in the Store
Reduced 10 to 505
Friday and Saturday are the very LAST DAYS of the
store wide discounts Positively your last chance to
choose from our entire stocks at the general reductions
of 10 to 50 per cent off on everything in the whole
store. Only one or two contract lines are reserved.
Come and save NOW Monday will be too. late.
Astonishing Clearance Reductions of
Coats & Dresses
at
Scores and scores of delifrhtful new
Dresses and stunning Coats gar
ments of the same qualities sold ' in
regular stock for as much as 49.60
included in these great sale lots at
the modest price of only $26.
Coats of those rich, deep pile fab
rics such as Bolivia. Normandy, Bry
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lined, most of them with great fur
collars. All at $26.
Dresses of the most striking char
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Poiret, Char Meen, Mallison Puff Up
Crepe. Crepe and Ticquette. All at $26
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Another wonderful underpriced Clearance lot of Coats
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DKESSES of Velvet. Cha.Meen. Csn-
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Up to 25.00 Coats....l5.00
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Up to 49.50 Coats... 29,50
Up to 69.50 Coats .. 49.50
Up to 85.00 Coats ... .59.5"
COATS warm and stylish of Ve
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GOLD'S Third Floor.
All Coats and Dresses
Up to 10.00 Dresses 5.00
Up to 25.00 Dresses 15.00
Up to 35.00 Dresses 20.00
Up to 39.50 Dresses 25.00
Up to 69.50 Dresses 35.00
Clean Sweep Sale
on Leather Vests, Overcoats, and Whipcord and Gab
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these at lass than cost. Sheeplined coats include
in above.
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Silk and Wool Sox. special 45e Hi Top -16 n. Boots
8 pair $1.26 Officers Dress Shoes
$2.76 UP
Pure Silk Hose, slight seconds 86e Ruseett Drill Shoes
' 'r -,10 Everything go at price, not duP-
Leather Puttees $2.76 cated in years.
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