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f Conirrtss, March I. 1879. and at petal
ass of postal provided for In Section
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BUSINESS STATE
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THE BETTING MENACE
Not years ago in one of the Val
ley schools there was agitation for
removal of the athletic director.
There was an opinion among indi
viduals that the teams of the school
should win all of the games and dis
regard sportmanship. The situation
went so far that the athletic board
of control called a meeting and talk
ed over the situation with the coach.
When given a chance to speak for
himself the coach told that body of
men that if they could find any com
plaint from any one of standing out
side the bettors, he would resign.
The investigation was carried on
through and the matter dropped for
they found that the coaches' state
ment was correct.
At its monthly meeting, the N
Club composed of Nebraska athletes,
went on record as opposed to bet
ting on intercollegiate contests. The
members pledged themselves to make
a determined effort to discourage
the practice.
This fall, as in other years, Ne
braska has a good football team.
Only the coach and the athlete
know the impossibility of winning
every contest on the schedule. Hav
ing felt the thrills of victory and
the pangs of defeat more keenly than
the crowd, they are able to know this.
It is the athlete then, when a victim
of the popular pastime of betting,
who feels the oppression of the bet
ting wolves who yearly howl at his
heels and the heels of the coach fol
lowing a defeat.
Naturally enough, being the vic
tim of the assault, they have investi
gated to find the source of he dis
satisfaction. Always it points to
the gambler. The big loser on the
game is the man who laments most
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the defeat of the team.
Victory in every game does not
always picture successful season.
It is the sDirit of the game, and the
reflection on the followers that will
stamp the success of any team.
So the N Club, the men who year
in and year out compete for Neb
raska, winning and losing as chance
allows it, have seen the need for an
immediate discontinuance of the
practice of wholesale betting on in
tercollegiate games. They have ta
ken the initial steps toward stopping
it. these men who are trying to up
hold the honor of Nebraska. We as
students have stood by them on the
field of battle. Our task now is to
stand by them as they battle this ele
ment of betting which has turned the
game of football from a great sport
to a ereat venture, with the money
losers displaying as great a lack -f
sportsmanship as they displayed luck
of judgment in the laying of their
bets.
On The Air
Friday, November 6
9:30 to 9:55 a. m. Weather re
port, road report and announce
ments.
10:30 to 11:00 a. m. "The Picture
on the Wall." Miss Edna Benson,
head of Design and Home Furnishing
Division, Department of Home Eco
nomics. 1:15 to 1:30 p. m. Address by
Mr. W. R. Bennett.
Musical numbers by Miss Lucille
Cline, Soprano.
3:00 to 3:30 p. m. Prof. Paul H.
I Ben Simon and Sons
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You could not ask for
finer Shirts or more
beautiful patterns. The
word gorgeous ex
presses it. No one else
but Manhattan can
make such shirts. Won
derful fancy Broad
cloths. Imported Mad
dras and French Flan
nels. The patterns are
new too.
EE They Are Priced at $3 to
H Sweater Coats
gSS Button front. 2 and 4
ZZZ pockets; hrlcd or plain
Tom Wye and Kam-
birr make. All the
ZZZ plain and heather col-
ors.
H A Special Price of $4.95
ee Colorful Neckwear
8uch patterns such
ZZ colors. You never saw
rI so many Rood looking;
ZZZ t'rs. No wonder men
SZS nd women rav - ov.r
ZZZ our Neckwear assort-
ment. You will when
you se them.
W specialise In Neck-
' wear. Hundreds and
; hundreds of pattern at
;S Special Price of 85c
Smooth Calf Tan
Oxfords
Her I th very newest
thin1 in th balloon to
models with broad
heels. Ths hav th
new tap soles which
ent'M. the
Real Values at $8 and $10
Heavy Cape Dress Gloves
$2 to $4
' Buckskin Gloves $4
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THE
Grummann, ' Director of the School
of FJne Arts and Professor of Dra
matic. Literature, will have for his
subject, "Aida" by Verdi. This is
the seventh of his series of talks on
Grand Opera.
8:05 to 8:30 p. m. Dean J. E.
LeRossingnol of the College of Busi
ness Administration will give the sev
enth of a series of lectures on "First
Prin oinles of Economics." The topic
this week will cover the subject on
'Credit and Banking'
Saturday, November 7
9:30 to 9:55 a. m. Weather re
port, road reports and announce
ments.
Calendar
Friday, November 6
Phi Kappa house dance.
Gamma Phi Beta house dance.
Sigma Chi, fall party.
Union Literary Cociety picnic.
P. E. 0. Campus Club.
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Saturday, November 7
University Players,
Agricultural College Mixer, Ar
mory,
Girls Commercial Club fall party,
Delta Sigma Delta fall party,
Silver Serpent breabfast for the
Junior girls
Cosmopolitan Club
Cosmorjolitan Club business meet
ing, Sunday, at 3 o'clock in Faculty
Hall.
Delias Literary Society
Open meeting of the Delian So
ciety Friday, at 8:30 in the Temple
room 202.
Silver Serpent
Silver Serpents please check in the
tickets by 5 o'clock Friday in the li
brary.
Spanish Club
Meeting of the Spanish Club Sat
urday, Teachers College room 21.
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L. H. S. Oval
Superior
Notices
nit Values I
At
Suits $35-Extra Trousers Only $5
Ever since we have been in business we have been
making some strong claims for the superior values
it is possible for this store to offer. Check us up on
this one that we are now showing the real extra
value Suits in the city of Lincoln at $35.
In fabric, quality, style, workmanship and beauty of
appearance these Suits are really finer and better
than any you have seen this fall. Every new style is
represented single and double breasted styles one,
two and three button models. All the snappy, spark
ling fall colors various degrees of blue, the soft,
rich browns, the stone and granite greys.
We Want You To See These Suits the
Purchase of Any One of Them Will Save
You a Ten Dollar Bill'.
Extra Trousers With Every Suit at5
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Eccleiia Club
Ecclesia Club luncheon at Grand
Hotel, Friday. Get tickets at Harold
Fey's office by Thursday.
Lutberaa Club
Lutheran Club paprty in Faculty
Hall, Temple, Saturday at 8 o'clock.
Senior data Meeting
Senior Class meeting Friday, at
Social Science, 205, at noon. Elec
tion of officers.
Che.s Club
Meetine of Chess Club, Saturday,
at 7:30 in the Y. M. C. A. room, of
Temple.
DANCE TONIGHT
THE LINDELL PARTY HOUSE
"The Nebraskans"
playing
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Saturday Night--"The Colonians"
LETS DECIDE NOW
WHAT WE WILLL GIVE FOR XMAS
OUR
CLUB PLAN
MAKES IT EASY
BOYD JEWELRY CO.
CLUB PLAN JEWELERS
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Kappa Phi
Closed meeting for members and
pledges, Saturday evening, Novenv
ber 7, from 7:00 to 8:00 o'clock, al
740 South 11th St., Apt. A-2. Inlti
ation of pledges.
P. E. O. Club
P. E. O. Campus Club tea In Ellen
Smith Hall, Friday from 8 to
o'clock.
Townsend'a Studio is offering
number of new and attractive effects
in photography that will appeal to
Cornhuskers for holiday use. tn o
day.
Store
Right Now a Real
Underwear Buy
A special purchase of
fine uper and heavy
weiftht Wool Suit
Silk and Wool Suits
Pure Silk Suits. Union
Suit that should sell at
tfi to $10 in two lots
st
$1.95 and $2.95
We believe these to be
the best Underwear
values we have ever
offered. All sizes and
styles in the lot.
Outing Flannel Pajamas
$1.95 to $4.00
Outing Flannel Gowns
$1.35 to $2.00
Mufflers for Now ee
Quite th rsKe in fact
you must have on of
th new colorful ones.
Rcotrh Wools. Th new
Brilliant colored pat
terns In Silk ar
strong thia season.
The Silk Ones Are
$2.50 to $5.00
The Wool Ones Are
$1.65 to $6.50
New 8 Quarter Caps
$2.50, $3.00 and $3.50
Fancy Silk Hose H
They ar ery smart EE
very (ervioeabla and In ZXZ
the new pattern treat- 7
ments; they ar hos En
that any rcaa MUuiJ zzz.
welcom as a colorful '
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The Fancy Wools Are EE
$1.00 to $2.50 EE
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Globe Laundry Service
is Unexcelled!
Why make Gullivers of your
washable clothes chasing
them home and back again in
numerable times in the white
canvas! The Globe Laundry
will mend and sew on buttons
just as nicely as mother will,
and their hose-darning is a
work of art. Patronize them
and you won't have to spend
anxious days waiting; for your
favorite apparel to put in a
spick-and-span appearance!
Lee Ager will give you one
day service if you want it
You'll be surprised at Globe's
moderate prices, too. They cer
tainly must get bargain rates
on suds!
Cold Weather
Specialties at the
Golden Pheasant!
hot things that make an in
stant hit with the inner stu
dent! Delicious soups of all
kinds, and oyster stew! Taste
it and then at last you'll know
the good old sleigh-ride dish at
its best. Only 30c too. De
servedly popular with students,
is Golden Pheasant hot choco
late, with lots of honest-to-goodness
whipped cream for
10c. Try it with a toasted
cheese sandwich the familiar
kind glorified- with an extra
topping of melted cheese.
(15c). The Golden Phea;ant
is open from breakfast time
until the last dance and, thea
ter goer has been served.
Winter Coats, Special
for $37 and $47 at
Ben Simon & Sons!
a fortunate special purchase
brings the newest creations in
coatdom to you at savings that
will afford you afternoon tea
money for months to come!
Values to $ 49.50 at $37; values
to $69.50 at $47. Select your
coat today at Ben Simon &
Sons. Not only will it save
you money, but also the em
barrassment of looking like
"Miss Out of Date" in your old
model! Here are the smart
flared styles, in the new colors
such as lipstick and Grackle
head generously furred with
squirrel, fox, opossum and
wolf.
Fill your Cosmetic Kit
at Mayer Bros. Co.
here are the beauty aids that
will enable you to make a rosy
cheeked eight O'clock and an
artistic dance-appearance!
Three Flowers, Harriett Hub
bard Ayer's, Turner's, Ar
mand's and Princess Pat toile
tries in a complete line from
bath salts to the final touch of
perfume. Other popular brands
too, in compacts, shampoo and
manicure preparations, soap.
rouge, talcums and boxed sets.
Even unto incense, atomizers,
and cleaning fluids, you'll find
the wanted h-ug sundries at
Mayer Bros. Co. N. B. See
their Trejur compact for 60c.
Cards for Every Occas
ion at Stryker Floral Co.
this attractive little shop at
127 N. 13th is gaining almost
as much fa.tie for its novel
line of cards as it is for it
artistic floral decorations 1
Cards that bear nice bits of
sentiment yet never verge on
the sickening sentimental!
Christmas cards, tallies, place
card:, zho"i irivilauuiiB, imU
day cards, thank you and sym
pathy cards, cards that will
cheer a convalescent in fact
any sort you might have occa
sion to use. Framed mottoes
too, for gifts, or whose decora
tive thoughts perhaps will
guide YOU to things higher 'n
nobler 1
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