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lnfe up for but a single week the show
ing was as good as could be expected
when ond considers tho strength of tho
opposing eleven. Tho Osteopaths have
.a. .hard plunging backfleld which tore
our miniature defense to pieces ant!"
while our offense, though brilliant at
times, was not good for Btoady and
consistent gains. There was too
much wrangling and tho megaphone
rofctera mnde It Impossible to play the
fast ball that tho team has been show
ing up In practice. One thing I can
say with a good deal of satisfaction
and one that will be the best means
for our friends to get a lino on the
team, and that Is, that It Is bettor In
every way than that of last season and
with hard practice to be given during
tho next two we6ks I feel confident
that We will be able to make a most
gratifying showing against Minnesota.
Wo are Bomewhat handicapped this
year by tho lack of substitutes. Our
line-up here today Includes practically
the entire porsonnol of the team.
Whether iuiydMJjbJeone8jwlll be
made out of the material now "being
worked Into shape at the University Is
hard to tell, but tho outlook Is not
promising."
The llno-up:
Nebraska 5. 0 Kirksvllle.
Cortolyou right end avis
V08tover (C).. right tackle Cain
Brew right guard Turfler
Koehler center ." Crabtreo
Maloney left guard Cleary
Stringer loft tackle Crnig
Shedd left end Illlnskl
Drain quarterback Johnson
Bender right half . Vandoron (C)
Crandall left half Blgsby
Kingsbury fullback Crowley
OTHER GAMES. ' '
At Galesburg, 111. Knox 38, Iowa
Wesloyan 0.
At Cambridge, Mass. Harvard 16,
Williams 0.
At South Bond, Ind. Notre Damo 0,
South Bond Athletes 0.
At Lafayette, Ind. Purdue 24,Frank
lin 0.
At Buffalo, N. Y. University of Buf
falo 5, Columbian 0.
At Champaign, 111. Illinois 39, En
glowood 0.
At Ann Arbor. Michigan 50, Al
bion 0.
At Minneapolis. Minnesota 35,
Carloton collogo 0.
At Bloomlngton, Ind. Indiana 24,
Wabash 6.
At Green Castle, Ind. Dopauw 12,
Indianapolis Manual Training School
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At HnrlnglloTaTOr Wittenberg 18r
HprlnglloTaTOr Wlttenberg-
TonnlsonH)r
THE USE OF THE LIBRARY.
Carl Frollck sang a bass solo Fri
day morning at tho Unlvexalty convocation.-
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I Mr. wyer, uorarian, spouo to mo
studonts on tho subject of the library,
nml Ha nana TTn flral Imnrnnnnil tin
students with the value of learning
tho use of the libraries. Books are
numbered, but that does not Indicate
he position of tho book. They are
placed In their own subjective sections.
Libraries arc not conducted as for
merly and books are not placed In a
fixed location, but in regard to the
subjects. One should soon learn to
uso the catalogue flies. There are two
cases, one for authors, the other for
hsubjects. To find ajbook jone. can look
up the author or title, ho should look
.for reference on location chart and
then find the proper shelf and book.
Chancolloi; Andrews announced his
'intention of. adrseaslng tho studonts
soon on the subjects; of !rUso of the
Students'-Half Hour" and,, "Success
and Happlriee In. the UnlyVrBlty..''
ilS
Commencing
MONDAYS
Annual Opening Advance
Sale of Fall
DRESS GOODS
and SILKS
Every known Novelty on the
Markets will be found on our JjjjK
Counters
Head Monday Night's News
for full Particulars of SALE
DEBATING CLUBS MEET.
The' Union Boys' Debating club met
In Union hall Saturday evonlng and
discussed tho question: '
Resolved, That government by in
junction is contrary to tho ond of Jus.
tlce.
After the regular debatethe ques
tion was thrown open for -(alscusslpn
by those present. - v
The Palladlans mol, and in addition
to debating tho question, Resolved,
That tho suppre88ion of anarchism
would bo contrary to the Bplrlt of free
government, they filled several vacan
cies In their roster of ofllcors. Geofge
A. Leo was chosen preBtmrnlrto-nll-the-
TainnnTmsedthe-fallum.nf Trills
M. Hamilton and Mrt Clark were In
augurated as secretary and vice presi
dent, respectively. After business was
transacted, the club Indulged in an In
formal feed.
The Dellans met in the old chapol
and discussed the question, Resolved,
That the present Industrial system
makes labor organization necessary.
SOCIETY RECEJPTION&
The reception of tho three literary
societies last Friday evening were' the
most successful in, many ways of any
that have ever been hold lit tho Uni
versity. In point of attendance and
of general good fellowship they stand
at tho head of the list. The Unions
were able to uso their newly decorated
hall. It has been repapered and
painted, giving it an exceedingly in
viting appearance. Palms were used
very effectively by way or breaking
up tho room. Tho Palladlans hola
forth as usual in tholr pleasant quar
ters? They have cause for Belf con
gratulatlbh, because. pfsthVay 'i'ri
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Dellans used a room in tne lower part
of tho Soldiers' Memorial hall. It
wasniceiy aecoratea with tho Unlver- s ;1
slty 'and Dolian colors nnd with palms. 3 Al
Thfi nnlv thirn tn mnr. tlnln nlnoni,.n M
was tho turning out of the lights
which necessitated a movo to tho old
chapel for the last part of the evening.
At tho Union roceptlon Miss Melsseter
rendered a very pretty vocal selec
tion, responding to an encore. At all
threo receptions Ices ana wafers were
served.
RIfifA AT.PTT T1AMPW
-ThirTcrang-Tnen-of-Slgina-Alpha-Ep-
tlnnnfrfnlnnH iAny flf fl m
party at the home of Fritz Funke. The
young ladles of the party were col
lected by a carry-all and driven to the
house whore the young man..Uft&,pj;eY-;
louBly assembled. Jho house was at
tractively decorated with golden rot
and Japanese lanterns, Those present
wore: Misses Griggs, Hammond, Jenk
ins,, Whiting, Funke, Bennett, Mabdl
B'ennet, ThorpA Locke, Allon, Burrus,
Marshall, Marsland, Wisner, Burnham
and Fawell; Messrs. Bartlett, N. Dav-
Peters, Hood, F. Funke, E Funko, tJ): J
Crooks, Clapp, De Putron, Applegate,
Jouvenat, Shock, Oreenwald, Bpckmanr.' '
Elliott and Fawell.' ""
ANNOUNCEMENTS...
Captain McComb desires to meet the
track team men Mondaysr Wednesdays
and. Fridays at the gymnasium.
j.nerp win ue a meeting or tnien.?.
lor class next Tuesday, Oct. lflt,
fjojrja1jn,;Ciutno piu cuapoi.
tlon of officers -will .take, place. F
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