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IOWA. MINNESOTA.
I own put up n pluoky Rnme'nRnlnst
tlio Gophers but was hopeleBRly'o'yt
wolRlicd. A crowd of eleven thous
and peopio witnessed the defeat of
tho Ilawkoyo tenm by n score of 10
toO. Minnesota maclo her gains by
mass formations. Iowa plnyed a spee
Inl Rame.Ono of tho sensational fea
tures of tho game was a sixty yard
run for a touch 'down by Lafans,
Clyde Williams of the Iown tenm was
ruled out of the camo Tor profession
alism. Ills case will bo taken up by
the conference committee of tho big
nine. Tho lowa team was accompan
ied by 1,200 rooteis.
KANSAS-WISCONSIN.
Kansas was easily defeated bv
Wisconsin Saturday by a score of 50 to
0. The Jay Hnwkers wore unable to
put ud any kind of a fight against
their opponents that was cfTcctive.
Tho only effective play that they
made was fliolr tana am formation
with guards and tackles hack. Tno
Wisconsin team averaged 178 pounds
In weight while tho Kasas averaged
108.
SECRET PRACTICE TH IK WEEK.
""There will bo secret practice this
week for tho first half. Gates will bo
opened when public wllljbe'admltted.
Minnesota had somo trouble with stu
dents about observing this courtesy.
Every student slxmld 'keep away ana
aid irkeoping "others away. ,
i THE TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
Thotcnnls association has inaugu
rated a local tonnlB tournarnont to be
played on tho university grounds. Tile
tournament is open to all students.
TUo games bogan on Friday and were
to have been finished Saturday, but
owing to tho muddy condition or the
grouur s tho finals were postponed
until today. Two valuablo prlzos
will baciven Lathe two players mak
ing tho best showing. 'm
There wore some good exhibitions
of tennis in the games Friday. Rrad
shaw and liaird played a fast and
fierce game. They both played a back
court gamo, but frequently took to
the net. Thoy are both safo and suro
players. When tho play was called on
account of darkness each one had set
to his credit. They will finish the
contest today.
Roth and Petorson also played a
good game. Roth beat Tynor by
scores of 0-1, km and 7-5; Tho-game-
was a rast ono though the scores do
not shaw it. H use boat Swallow In
two easy sets.
"A tennis meet with Kansas is a
probability this week.; An offer has
mimmwJr
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been made and II satisfactory ar
rangements can be made, Nebraska
will send a tenm to Lawrence tho
lattor part of the week.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
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Y. M. C. A. STUDENT DIRECTORY.
Those who hnve not reported their
city addresses to the registrar should
do so nt once. Any change in the ad
dress which has not been reported
should be made nt once. The Y. M.
C. A. directory will bo issued soon and
it is important that addi esses should
be correct.
ADVANCED CREDITS.
All students whose credits liflVF not
been satisfactorily ndjusted or who
may have advanced credit from high
schools and academies should consult
the University examiner ns soon as
convenient. Offlcc hours, 11:30 to
12.30, in Dean's room, V. 101.
JAS. T. LEE?.
NOTICE TO FRESHMEN.
Owing to tho Inability of tho
chairman to ascertain who are
freshmen, it will be necessary for all
freshmen to register, at a place pro
vided for the same In the lower hail
of University Hall during the tollow
Ing hours:
Friday from 10:00 am. uuLil 0:00
pm.
"Monday from 10:00 am. until 2:30
pm.
This Is necessary and only those
who have registered will be allowed
to vote.
lly order of the chairman.
STUDENTS FROM OTHER
STATES.
Among tho new students at the
university, wtio are taking regular
work in tho Collego of Literature
Arts and Industrial College arc many
from dlllcrent states of the union.
Iowa sent 10, Illinois 0, Kansas 3.
Missouri, Coloraao, South Dakota,
3 each, Minnesota, Montana. Vir
ginia, Indiana, 2 each and Ohio,
Pennsylvania, Michigan, Now York,
one each, making in all 51. The list
does not Include unclassed students or
those in any but the two above men
tioned colleges. Twenty-night of tills
number are from other colleges and
ontered tho umveristy with advanced
credit?;-- ,r-.
J. R. Coftln, of Genoa, returned to
his home" MoTTday niter about a
week's stay as guest of the State His
torical society.
Don't Bother Me . . .
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3.50 and $4.oo
Are the best they fit perfectly, are very
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Webster & Rogers
Special
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Offer
By special arrangement with the publishers we are en
abled to make the following extraordinary combination
offer:
The Daily Nebraskan $2.00
Harper's Weekly (new) 4.00
Literary Digest (new) X00
Harper's Bazar (new) 1.00
Everybody's Magazine (new) 1.00
Total 11.00
Sent to one or different addresses.
X in as presents -certainly there
could be nothing more acceptable
than a year's subscription to one
of these magazines.
This offer is for one week only,
Closing Friday, November ist.
Perhaps the combination does not suit you, Tf not
let us know what magazines you desire and we will quote
prices.
The Daily Nebraskan
Lincoln, Neb.
The October number of the College
Monthly, "Tho Arrowhead," will
come out tomorrow. It Is a genial
foot-ball number. Catchy find up-to-dato,
It contains cartoons by John
son, Powell, Hansen and Shldler
uitcray proauctions by Miss Street
or, Miss Roberts and Mes?is Bartlett,
Kline, Nills, Grant and others. There
will be cuts of tho late President
McKinley, President Roosevelt, a car
toon of Miller and Shedd leaving for
Europo. Tom Motz will have an nrti
olo on Puflsldcnt Roosevelt.
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