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THE DAUjY NEBRASKA!
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The Daily Nebraskan
A newspaper dovoted to tho interests
of tho Unlverelty of Nebraska.
IPubliBhcd at tho
Unlvoralty of Nebraska.
A consolidation of
THE HESPERIAN, Vol. XXXI.
THE NEBRASKAN, Vol. XII.
THE SCARLET & CREAM, Vol IV.j
Entorcd at tho postofllco at Lincoln,
Nc, as second class mall matter .
Subscription Price $2.00 per year.
EDITOR, ROBERT T. HILL.
Circulator Fred K. Nollaen.
Advertising Manager P. P. Duffy.
ASSISTANT EDITORS.
R. A. McNown.
Wm. A Shock.
Carlton C. Wllburn.
Wm. Case.
Office Basement University Hall.
Postofllce Address, Station A, Box 13.
The Week's Convocations.
The following Is the program for
convocation hour for the ensuing
week:
Friday, Oct. 10 MuBlcale.
Monday, Oct. 13 Hon. J. II. Mickey,
republican candidate for governor.
The editor of the Sobrero Is In com
munication with Mr. DempBter, presi
dent of the Junior medics of Omaha,
In regard to space In the annual. Mr.
Root if the Junior medics, and a mem
ber of Phi Itho Sigma fraternity, has
asked for space for the fraternity.
One much Interested In football said
last evening atp ractice, "I believe that
by the end of the season Nebraska will
have a better team than she had last '
year."
Almost everyone is beginning to see
,
that there is hope of a brilliant future
before the team. Because some of the
old players did not return Is no rea
con that the team will not be a win
ning one. Good men are being trained
for every position and Minnesota will
find she has no easy thing when she
meets Nebraska on the 18th.
The manager of the Ohio State Uni
versity football team discovered a fel
low carefully taking notes on the sig
nals and tactics during practice one
day last week. The man was ordered
to clear out, but he refused, and pro
duced credentials to prove that he was
a freshman In the O. .S. U. However,
it was not believed by the manager
that he could have any good purpose In
view and so ho was unceremoniously
escorted from tho field, with a warning
that It would be dangerous for him to
return.
The following Item was cut from yes
terday's Star. Concerning the football
talk at Minneapolis:
Minneapolis, Oct. 9. Minnesota takes
more Immediate Interest In the Ne
braska team than In any other, since
the Gophers met the Cornhuskers just
eleven days from today. Booth's men
have not yet displayed their form.
Colorado University Is an unknown
quantity, rarely playing any of the
middle western elevens, and conse
quently, little can be gleaned from Ne
braska's score of ten points Saturday.
So far, nothing has transpired to con
tradict the theory that Nebraska has
fully as strong a team as last year.
Supt. of Buildings Leo complains of
the large number of students who dis
regard the signs to "keep v off the
grass," and cut across the campus.
This fall he had long fences placed
along the walks, but students, InBtead
of following the wnlks, climb over the
fences and make paths across the giasB.
He In thinking seriously of stationing
bull dogs along the fnco. The fact
that the university Is a free Institu
tion does not mean that the campus in
a public highway. University students
ought to take enough pride In the ap
pearance of the buildings and grounds
to aid In keeping them as neat as
possible. Although the compus Is en
tirely too small. It can be kept in n
way that would do credit to any insti
tution, if each student would only do
his part.
Coach King is Btill much dissatisfied
with the work of the Wisconsin eleven,
the game with Hyde Park being very
unsatisfactory. The varsity show an
litter lack of team work. Players car
rying tho ball fall to follow their in
terference, and are slow In starting
on the offensive. Hard and steady work
will be required from now on to pre
pare the team for the coming cham
pionship games. i
The Badgers will have a mascot this
year, so says the Daily Cardinal:
"Wisconsin's football team will have
a badger for a mascot against this year.
131111c so ably filled tho place last year
that Manager Kllpatrick gladly ac
cepted the tender of another badger for
this year.
"George B. Nelson, '98, found him
early in the summer and has been
coaching him for the place ever
Bince. The badger is christened "I key"
after the (amour player of former
days. Kllpatrick expects him some day
this week."
One of the yellB used by Colorado
might be changed enough to make It
useful to Nebraska. Two rooting
squads on different sides of the field
m-o romiirpfl fine rnnpnt.lnn one line
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the other the next and so on until
the last line, when the whole force
joins In and make the air scream:
Say!
What?
That's What!
What's What?
That's what they all say!
What do they all say?
Nebraska, Nebraska, Nebraska!
The class rivalry between the Fresh
men and Sophomores at Lawrence Uni
versity came to a climax a week ago,
when the Sophs broke up a Freshman
party and captured one of the enemy.
They carried their prisoner to a safe
retreat and, after painting his face and
body with a solution of Iodine, they
turned him loose. The Frcshle Is
badly blistered as a result of the ap
plication of oxalic add to remove the
color.
While the Sophomore were busy with
their prisoner, his classmates repaired
to the college campus and bedaubed
the steps and entrances to all college
buildings with red paint. Several stu
dents were not permitted to entei'
the class rooms the following morning,
and a wholesale expulsion is antici
pated. wwwv
A great Interest Is being manifested
In the coming game with Knox College.
There all the students make a trlaj for
the football team. He who does not
get out and show whether or not he
has the stuff In him Is completely ig
nored by the others, and as a result
everybody gets out at least once.
The names of Cartelyou, Tobln and
Borg have been added to the training
table list.
Official Bulletin.
This column Is devoted mainly to
notices of tho university. All depart
ments and student organizations hav
ing notices to publish should leave
them either at the executive office, at
the office of tho paper, or hand them to
anyone connected with the paper. All
announcements should be In by G p. m.
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ROOTERS ATTENTION!
The rooting squad should meet on
the field early befor'G tho game tomor
row. GEO. SHIDEL.
CHAS. LEACH.
Y. W. C. A. MEETING.
Tho regular meeting of the Young
Women's Christian association will be
held in Union hall, Sunday, November
12th at -1 p. m. The delegates to the
summer conference at Iake Geneva,
Wisconsin, will give their reports at
that time. MIsb Vera Upton will sing
two of the favorite conference hymns.
All young women are cordially invited
to attend.
Following Is the Union program for
Friday evening, Oct. 10th.
Instrumental Music, Miss Esssex.
Sketches, Miss Mier.
Recitation, Mr. Strayer.
Vocal Solo, Miss Boomer.
Ein Paar Worter, Mr. Spafford.
Music, Selected.
Everyone is welcome and new stu
dents especially are Invited to attend.
Mr. Hartly Burr Alexander, '97, Fei
low in the department of philosophy,
had a story published in the October
number of the Cosmopolitan.
...MILLER
tniversity
stand for the gen-
Pine b"""-"-"""-
IIII5 ship of the Uni
versity and for your pride in the
high rank of the institution. No
matter what other Pins you wear,
they help you fly the colors of the
University itself. Of course you
have one and will be glad later to
have such a memento in your pos
session. NEAT STERLING SILVER
pennants enameled in scarlet and
cream, 50 cents.
We have lately received a large
new line of novelties in Stick
Pins, Cuff Links, Shirt Studs,
Bracelets, Lockets, etc.
MILLINERY.
MRS. ANGUS lias a complete line of
Fall and Winter Hats, School Caps, Toques,
Hoods, and an elegant line of Pattern
Hats, also Gloves, Hose and Handkerchiefs.
CALL AND SEE US.
143 South Twelfth Street.
Enthusiastic Meeting, from Pago I.
Idea concerning the number. The rail
roads would probably give those who
took advantage of the trip the oppor
tunity to remain longer In Minneapo
lis. If the students would give all the
.Information possible, and push the
matter great results would be accom
plished. The meeting then came to a clone,
after singing college songs. The feel
ing of those prosent was that football
had been given a good send off.
LUDWIG
ABOUT YOUR
DRESS SUIT
$35.00 - to - $50.00.
STEVENS & NEVILLE'S
New Location is at
1330 O Street.
Pool and Billiards in connection.
FRANCIS BROS.
Gnpital Gife,
121 Nortlfilth. - Phone M050.
Caterers for Lunches and Banquets.
Open all night. Meals cents
and upwards.
& PAINE...
Sflft are so becoming hat
, they continue to be
KUIIo exceedingly poptdar.
There arc black with white, all
white, or all black. Some of the
nicest arc made of yards and yards
of Chiffon and to get the soft edges,
arc finished with the Juby trim
ming or with Lace. Some have
cape shapes flaring out to the
shoulder beyond the ruff.
A HANDSOME RUFF is of
sheerest liberty silk with a sprawl
ing leaf figure of black. The long
tabs are tucked at the end and
caught at intervals with white Lib
erty Silk Ribbon -edged with black
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