rtm ' the mti.v m.i.uvskxn tix-shav. mi'Mtv t.
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HUSKERS WIN ONE
OF FOUR GAMES
Hul Cpr Spiail Shots l'p WVH, Acrortlin to Sport'
Writers f Si. Ixmiis, rittsl'iirpii; Offrm
Work Miirli H-llr Tlmn DrOii-.
(.i:tn is iiir.ii scoiuk with 12 if )ir rora
Sthuttt JA More
Muring r$ to iVHrl
Cesch Henry F. tchults, head
truck coach, hat issued a call
for sophomore track manager
te report ta manager (ret and
Miller thit week. The Indoor
track season getting under
full away and mora sopnomore
track manager are needed
The two varsity manager.
Emil (ret and Wendell Miller,
wilt be in the ttadium from 3
on lit 4 otloca, tveiy afternoon
this week.
Muclaj Sconl With 30 Point. : Wilt lo- (mnmI Work
I (.uartl Post; Bitf Six StaiiilinfC lYonuM
Stiff Competition in I-tr (inir.
By DON CARR.
Charley liliick ami liis rMi of 'i iJm.k r Iwiski t.- i
i iiurp nl from thir tftstcru jiuitil i!h " victory in four
.liitt. Inability to score froiu the fr- throw line mjis oih- of
'he Mp rtawMis v liy the lonin fiiill to win limit- panic.
RTRrtll'vs t the niiiniH-r f p. inns v.n, the olj-ct !' t Ii
irp a to put the team tn firstrv
ilsas shape for tho Hif MX season
em MrthodiKl tram of Pallas.
ith all c( the trains ot t tie iu
frrent'e Irppuif tml and winning
all ft their Kunira. it look if
haskethall shouhl t a sol in
the It.f rt at any oihrt im in
the countty.
The composite box tummmy of
tho trip:
A ntimher of nice thinps were said
about the team by tbe caatern
ahi a'rltara At Pltfahlirrh th
scribes accredited tho Cornbuskers ! Cort.huekers were .lainc. real
but Um Strtri(r jrt hot n1 man
aired to slip several twt-rrinlers
throush the hoop.
Attaint tho Hutlrr team, ine
but were unable to
1,'itfc Kmfp a laasv tkjkll rluh.
St. Louis the first tame. It rernt-r on the p.ft toKses. Butler
nakI that tho men In scarlet were A,le f-urteen rift throw the
v rancv. well drilled team. marpn of defeat for tho ton.-
.... T'.w . . t tw . I hukrrs only twelve Mint.
Wlih the four 5 am. a of theeM- -ie
V.n trip unJer telr ""V. I rreJ call them a 1.4 closer than
tram phouKl how to a , ,o tho.- of the mi.Mle wet. u
r.ne advantapo for Jf L lnrn f,,m .NVhra.ka mu1e
lh coDfrren.o race If the t ei an niM fouU dunnJ. xbt f(lUr
hui been able to drop the ball ,np
tl.roush on Sift ton.v-n. tho recorn rhar. k ,,aJ hl Ulrtl ,llt.
wouU have reaJ three won "J.,inK , h,,, fn.m aKirt
one lObt. I c.M,r,Ki iuj V'liL'inik tram.
1. . ft V. a M.trtfan.l-l "
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: t .'j i.o
mp performer for the acarlct
team, pereonally acoountinc tor 41'
of Nebranka 125 points. He
reached bis ren'.th In the- Wert
Virginia frame, w-hen ho dmppeJ
nine field coal and one free thro.v
throtitrh tho boon. He whs the
high point man for the Cornhu.ker
team tn tho Eutler game, when be
towied five field froaia throiiRh tbe
basket. Tbm easy arointr baaket
ballcr from Mascot will be aervLiR
notice on the blgh joint men of
tbe conference, if bo kepa troinp
at the rate be set on the eaMern
t-ourta.
Pou Maclay waa very much in
evidence In all of tho games, be
ing blph point man In tbe Till
nnd St. Louis framea. Maclay
handles himself exceedinply well
on the floor, considering the fact
that he la several Inches over ix
foot. He was runner-up to Grace
for tbe bijfb point total for the
trip, accounting for 30 points in
tho four jrames.
Witte appears to be about as
vt-iatile a jruard as there is on
t!ie squae. During tbo West Vir
ginia game, tbe Dutchman was
breaking up a good share of tbe
Mountaineers' plays. In both tbe
Butler and EL Louis games, be
made six points.
Defense Is Ragged.
r.eports are to the effect that
the team was unlng a very fast
breaking offense, but tbe defence
was a bit ragged In spots. Tbe
reason for this can probably bo
Httnbuted to the fact that tbe
team bad not been at tbe game
ion? enough.
St. Louis displayed a powerful
offense In tbe closing minutes of
the game, and tbe Nebraskans
were unable to cope with It. Ten
miDutes before tbe close of the 1
same, tbe Cornbunkers were four
points ahead of tbe St Louis team.
making a total of 45 points. Tins
game was the only one in wr.l.h
the team'a pacing eemed to tluk
riht. and the renult wa very no
ticeable in the lox score. i;ia.-e
wax droojiiiiK the lutil Ihroiipti the
hoop in very regular faxlilon dur
ing this game.
Kvery man who nuirie the trip
saw service in al least two of the
grimes, thereby giving them a
tante of what fiihi dMt competi
tion Is. Koster. Hokuf. Conklin.
and Jenrn tasted their first cm
petition for Nebraska on the maple
floora. The experience gained in
these games will prove of goal
worth when Nebraska plunges
into their conference schedule.
Against the Pitt rarithers, the
Cornhuskers played their bfst
baketball of the trip, playing
even with the rtrong eastern team
during the first half. During the
second half, the rut team man
aged to pull seven points ahead
of the Scarlet and Cream team.
The game was fast snd hard
throughout, with Grace and Mac
lay matching tbe efforts of the
two great Titt forward". Hvatt
and Zcbfuss.
Close Competition.
Last week B r Six teams won
ten games and only dropped two
agulmrt first class competition.
Kansas heat the California team
three straight games, completely
outplaying the men from the west
coast. Oklahoma won two closely
contested games from tbe South-
tro of Cimti
M ui H XiM.ta .7
( F'jilt-r Nl.i"l.n ..
SVI VllftTllil t" Nr..i, I i .
I'lll'hurKh M. Nrliri.-k ;T
led.v.iiual fc.mut
tlicli c"" i.'l: ilir.ft-y i.iu r.
NVimrka IS I - i r a l II, 1. 1 M..-IU. fl.
I.t. 11 k..tlla
M .t r.rl.l K-mlh- ll..M- llrTi f, Ne-
l.iu-k 1 Id.. ii ir..iite si t.uir. ii
l .-t firr I 111 .: -rl.(ll- I'll'.
I nri h 1 lit hii. rnl..ir Ii Will. Nr.
I ts-ka llil.li.raii.l an I t"l.: l-l . l . r.
Ililll. Iir. villi 4 rath.
kxi KTirTimlsn
i:TKHTAI.S AITKIN
Tlie university extension division
entertained at a box lur.'li lunc h
eon last Tliutrday n.a.n fi Martin
Aitkin, a former employee snd
I'niveisity of Nebraska btudent
w ho is now attending Yale unlver-sitv.
'INDOOR TRACK WORK
i SWINGS INTO ACTION
t
jSchulte States Ocsirc for
More Material: Repair
Inside Cinders.
' Tl.O O'Uool lll MMI4 al No-
t'la-ka la grttini under full away
' under the iliiti.m f Head Track
'tVh Hrnry' r. 'Indian" Schulte.
The veteran under path tutor x-pitHM-d
hia di'suv M n.lv to have
more men turning mt tor the in
d.a.r ttai k arnsiin.
Diinnw the holxtxya the indivir
track under the east Ma.hum was
re pa i re. and put in condition for
the coming hrnmm and (' la one
ol the la-si in tne Hik Six confer
Oif. The lirla fur the senson
will fiiid Nrl.i (.oka's tin.ier aitista
busy throiighiwit the winter
nii.ntha wnh the big indvr meet
f tht llig Six contcrvnee climax
ing the 'n
Scliulte stated tht be would like
to see mine men coming out for
the il.nly wnrkouts. In-siimen as
well as varsity men. I'oacb
' Chopiy" l.h.aic.'i and Jimmy
are hMaiiiing S bu.te In get
ting the Husker tiaikstera into
shai for thi- l!::o season and all
I n 1 1 1. 1 1 1. n a point t another sue
.ful yeni ki tbe track for Nebraska
.r
s y
j Nebratka'a Comhuskmg basket
ball team did not profit so extent
I ively on its barnstorming trip
I through the east during the holi
day! that la. they did not pilo up
many points in tho winning margin
although tho Husker eager are
pobauiy much wiser tor their trip.
Wast Virginia waa th only quin
tet to fall before tho Scarlet from
th plain of Nebraska while It.
touia, Buthler and Pitt took tho
count on th Cornhuiker foe the
first defeats of th season. Coach
Black and his eager are back on
Nebraska toil one more and will
open tho conference season at
Manhattan this week and tak on
th Montanna State fiv on lh
coliseum floor on baluroay night.
The opening homo game with th
Montana State quint should furnish
basketball tan a full evening of
basketball thrill. For year the
mountain team ha played a brand
of basketball that rank second to
non and bav a reputation of
turning out some tall mn to play
th gamo on th court. In Satur
day night's opener Nebraska will
meet the greatest quintet of th
season and a setback for Moe'.ana
State at the band of Coach
Charley Black' basketeer would
tamp Nebraska a on of th few
basketball team to hand the
wettener a defeat.
During the holulas we had
plenty of time to recuperate and
get Into shape for the final plunge ,
down the borne stretch and our
lait semester pounding the type
for this column, line day during
vacation were we startled from our
afternoon siesta bv n argument
going on over the radio between 1
two erstwhile siM.rt writers, U
pnunded interesting and we Ii3-,
tened in. It hapcnel that two
sport scrtties were disputing the
meaning of Kibitzer w h!ih happens .
to have something to do with John I
li-nt ley's sport column in the Lin-'
coin Journal. Our friend John de
fined this word for us before va
cation but according to the sport '
scribe over the radio, John is all
wrong. A Kibitzer is not a fella
who would do what John said he
would but Is a baMheaded larber (
who tries to ell his clients hair
tonic.
Kansas university's Jayhawk
basketball team appears to be out
for blood this season at the Mount
Oread team swept throught the i
California series without any mis- .
hap. Last season the Kanta five 1
met the west coast five and that
waa about all but thi year Doctor
Alien, tho tamed tutor of Kansas
basketball, is putting a quintet on
th court that appear to resemble
th Kansas team ot old. For th
past the year Kanta alumni
bav been on tho Heel ot "Phog
Allen for want better athletic
team on tho mount, and with Tom
Buhop. Kudo Thompson. Forest
Co. and th two Saute brother
forming th backbone of th 1M0
aggregation. Alien out to how
tho Dg Sis that basketball as
founded at Kansas it still th best
in th atig o.
Nebraska has added it ninth
f -thall game to the ttt.tit toenail
schedule, booking Montana State
for the open due before the inter
sectional clash with the I'll!
Panthers. Nebraska received rv
mission from Hig Six officials to
card a ninth game and the game
with tho mountain team mw
givea Nebraska it five conference
games In addition to 1'itt. Iowa and
Texaa A. A M Tbe 130 slate will
t plenty tough for the t.n.ii,k.
rr nesi tan wun a tun -
fnm tho statt.
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STOP AT
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Women's
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and
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REDUC
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dnd
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AH
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Umbrella
ft
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I Prtvatt" Inntruclion by Appo.ntment 11 I f 3
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Everything REDUCED 10 to 50
The Prices
Of Nearly
Only Contract Lines, Spring Merchandise, Especially Priced Goods and a Few Other Items Excepted
Two Big Sale Lots You'll Want to Hear More About ThU Clearance of
SUITS & O'COATS
Great Croup of Fine Suits
I650
Men and young men, re
gurdless of tuill.1. ill find
I. Hie l;wvl-lroki!iK. 'i si'l 3
Imtli.ri model Suits to fit slid
lilenff. them! 1 or there are
KUMS nt'd .SHORTS hh well
s KKiiI'LAIv xir.es. b.1 to 41 in n-w tsns.
piny. Ilrht nnd dnrk effpr. Fine worded
i 'id rasmirreH. S.itts thm you ould be
hla.l to .uy much mure for yet only 16.50!
Extra Trousers to Match 4.00.
ALL BETTER SUITS DISCOUNTED
10 AND 20
Big, Warm, Dressy O'coats
1 900
Another real sale value
thm prent group of men's
Overcoats at only 18 00. Both
single and doulile breasted
nodels Crmtn In tho favor
ite (lurk blues and oxford
pravi.. with velvet collars and with HF.AVV
.SATIN LININGS. Coiits of emmtneFH.
wiinmh and character, tailored to fit aint
weur all of thein worth far more in tlilf
Kreut sperlnl prnup at 1H.0O.
whui. Kale price 4 PAIR
ALL BETTER O'COATS NOW DIS
COUNTED 20
Part Wool Union Suits
of kooiI quality, alno 38-pnund cotton
t'liiuri Puits rnniiorn, tan and ecru, slwt
a., to 4 ii nil full cut and fine fitting.
lo.iir sleeved, ankle lenfth m Aft
lit this snle ieVVI
MEN'S FANCY HOSIERY AT
They're pood-looklng psttems In men's
rayon mixed fancy Honlery striped,
checked and nllover deaiirns. sizes 10 to
ll1-.. xlrs heavy toea for lonK wear.
prl'e 4 PAIR 95
NEARLY ALL OTHER MEN'S WEAR OP ALL KINDS DISCOUNTED
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A '"';r ' 1
UP FROM THE OXCART
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GENERAL
ELECTRIC
"Acceleration, rtfhei than uructural chingo. it the Iter
10 tn undemanding of our recent economic develop
ments." From the report of Preiident Hoover'i
Committee on Recent Economic Cuiwtet
ESTERDAY, the rumble, cresk, and tIod of care and
oxen. To-day snd to-morrow the zoom of sirplsnes. Faster
production. Faster consumption. Faster communication.
Significant of electricity's part in the modern speeding-up
process is the fact that during the last seven years, consump
tion of electric power increased three and one-half times as
fast ss population.
General Electric and its subsidiaries have developed and
built much f the larger apparatus that generates this power
as well as tbe apparatus which utilizes it in industry and
in the home.
The college-trained men who come every year to Gen-ral
Electric take a responsible part in the planning, production,
and distribution of electric products, snd at tbe same time
receive further technical or business training.
t INI t A l
ELECTRIC COMPANY. SCHENECTADY. NEW
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YORK
AH Hosiery
Reduced for This Clearance
Women's Rayon Hose
mix 10 I"
36'
Silk&Wool Sport Hose
These lire all first riuallty, silk to top
and thev come 111 a
lur;e aaaortiiie.il of coi-
...... A tfr.lun.1IH hfMte
for wr-arliiK quulltiex. rC
While they Irmt ut tin:
pair
Women's silk and wool sport cose.
fancy plaids, checks and
fiKlres In red, blue., tans f
and tfreein. A first quality I T Q
hose Unit will Kive lone I au J
and sailKfactory veur. fcpe- 1
clal lor
Children's School Hose
4
Underthmgs
All Red used for Clearance
SILK UNDERTHINCS
ami
Aftraeth-e r rene de rhlne teddier,
ties and Bteplti- in an nn-
Bonineni ..r r.,om
rtytea. Offrert
lunuurv r.ilepi at
t'al reduclion
only
pan-
nilldren's good quality school
In Knt'llsh rlhhed or plain
ribbed pattern. These
come In champaKr.e tan
hark and bla.-k, slight
aubrtundards of better
grades for the January
auies only
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hor
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SAMPLE GIRDLES
AND BRASSIERES
Included tn this great sals vroup
are aaltainen'h aamplea of iiraa
siKrea, Corset Brassieres and Clrdlea
In both slipon and side-orK-n styles.
Natiira'a Hltal and Paris Form
makes reRUlurly z'x to ab.Wl now
12 RECULAR PRICES
All Other Girdles, Etc., Reduced
(Wl.D h- Third Floor
for the f Sf
sub-tan- I
UNDERTHINCS 50c
Those Former 6.95-7.95
3-WAY OXFORDS
Formerly 6.1) j in Patent ; 7.95 in
Blue Kid at this lig 6ule Tuebduy
at on!v
Included In this January :ieurancf
mm ktuuo are cotton
fiowns. Teddies. I'mii;.
ies. 8tpln, etc., with
embroidery lace ai,!
colored trlmfnlnv. I n. I,
S-ThinJ I I0..1.
249
pair
Complete in stock size ranges of these shoes follow:
1
SIZEb II 4 I 4 "a 5 ;6j', e t 6't 7 I 7',
" IN PATENT LEATHER I
AA 1 p 1 Ml " '
M i1J 2l 1T1 i I I !
B II I 1 I 2 I 2 i J j i
AAA
AA
A
B
IN BLUE KID
I 1
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1 1 I 1
"l 1 I
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7-IN. PATENT;
AA
A
B
C
I 1
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FILIGBEE BOOT; 6PIKE HEEL
n 1 i i" i rr
M i 1
5 t i
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ij
1 1
1 1
1 1
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i
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50
iiiril l ion.
Rayon Underthinps ct
Voj will want to buy several of the-.-
59
wnen you see the nn
t'Muul values off.trei .
Yor here are ravon
;ns. tilljis, J'aniifa.
Hloomera. Teddlea. etc..
In h snorted color aim'
styles at
rvt,T)'B Third
FOUR OTHER TABLE8 OF ESPECIALLY PRICED
FOOTWEAR. Nearly All Other Shoes Reduced.
( ' COI.iJ S-H-.c.,t;.j Kl'-ii.
i
i
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CLEARANCE Lot of
CIFTWARES at 39c
Pitchers, curtaJn tie back, hut
stands, door knockers, wall
vases, score pads and hot dish
holders all Included In a special
glftware selling Jor the January
sales for only.
39C EaC! I
All Oth;r Ciftware Reduced
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