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A oonnnlldntlon of
Th HvajMsrian, Vol. 81, The Nebnukan, VoL lo,
Boarlok and Cream, Vol. 4.
Bdltor-ln-Chltf
dnalneM Manager
Circulator
John D. Rice
A. O. Bohralber
O. A. Bawjer
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Athietto
Literary
A. I". Becker
Oaylord Q. Bennett
Dorotbjr Orea
IlKPonTKnB P. A. Ewlnjt, Violot Irwin, C
II. Taylor. W. C. Unmwiy, Rlgar Mollott,
and Mabel Fotwlor.
Omoeai Editorial, U VXM Bmrinwui, U 211X.
Post Offloe, Oox 10, Btatlon A, Lincoln.
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Subscription Prlo, 3 per yar. In advanoe.
BUred at the poitoflloo at Llnooln, Nebraska
aa aeoond-olaaa mall matter.
Editorial Remarks
Tomorrow's Game.
Tomorrow our football men will don
their flRhting garb for a game that
promises to be one of tho most excit
ing contests eVer wltnesfied on our Hold
There la Just enough of uncertainty
about It to create In us a breathless In
terest, and not until tho whlBtle an
nouncing tho end of the last half 1b
blown, will the feeling of doubt that
enshrouds our minds be removed.
Tho meu from Illinois have suffered
defeat already on their western trip,
and naturally they have an overwhelm
ing doslro to retrieve themselves before
returning home. Herein lies danger for
Nebraska. A defeated team especially
ono having Btrength and weight, Is a
dangerous opponent to meet, actuated
as It Is by motives of pride and even
shame. Having a purpose to fight for,
they aro apt to lose all self-consciousness
and entering Intq the spirit of the
game, fight like demons for a touch
down. But Nebraska alBo has something at
stake. She has a glorious record to
preserve and round out by a brilliant
and effective victory. Our men are
nerved up for this game and we are
sure that they will play as they have
never played before. Under the stimu
lus of the demonstration of a large
body of enthusiastic rooters, we hope
to see them fight their way down the
Held to the opposition goal, pushing
before them their gallant opponents.
A victory over Illinois means much
to us, and It would substantially in
crease our prestige. Hardly a parallel
can be found In tho country for the
wonderful record Nebraska has made
in the past few years. Our high position
1b universally recognized among col
leges of the west, although two forms
of recognition are evinced generous
and outspoken admiration for the rec
ord our team has made, and envious at
tempts to disparage Its showing. Hence
a victory 0er Illinois would have a
pronounced effect in elevating us to a
position that none of the western col
leges has successfully aspired to
And now finally. Let us extend to
Illinois the same spirit of fairness that
has been prevalent in all the former
games on our field, and which has
earned for us the hearty commendation
of those wo have met. Illinois is a now
guest whom we have not previously
had the pleasure of entertaining and we
wish the visiting team to depart favor
ably impressed with Nebraskan cus
toms and manners. This-is the way
That cordial relations are established,
and thus the standard of collegiate
athletics Is elevated. Remember the
caution give by those who have spoken
authoritatively and try to observe them
faithfully, cheering whenever proper
and preserving silence when necessary.
This will be the last Issue of Tho Nc
brasknn until after Thanksgiving. Wo
hao concluded to give our staff the full
benefit of their vacation In order that
they may have an opportunity to re
cuperate from their ardorous dutieB.
Our next issue will be tho Football
Number, upon which we shall make a
special effort in striving to give a full
and complete history of our team and
the men constituting It. besldeB a num
ber of articles written especially for
Tho Nebraskan dealing with tho foot
ball situation In general.
NEITHER SIDE SCORES.
Seniors and Freshmen Combat in
Vain for a Score.
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Tho mass meeting yesterday morning
was the last appeal to the students to
come out tQ the game tomorrow and
make the culminating event of the sea
ton a grand sucess. The presence of
us all Is needed In order to represent
fully the sentiment and interest pre
vailing hero In regard to our team. We
are pleased to see such visible signs cf
spirit and Interest exhibited by the stu
dents, and we hope that they will fur
nish their full share of the quota nec
essary to make this game yield the best
financial results of any In me history
of the institution.
The Seniors and Freshmen met on
the gridiron yesterday afternoon to de
cide the championship, but after a
hard game they had to leave tho field
without a score. This la a strange co
incidence, tho (lass of '04 last year
having to play the championship game
over with '06, neither side scoring In
tho first contest. Tho class of '04 final
ly won, but that is by no means an
Indication of the outcome this year.
Yesterday's game was so close that
even experienced football men were di
aled as to which outplayed the other.
During the first half the ball was most
ly in Senior territory, it being carried
most of the way on penalties for Se
nior off-sido plays. Hero It swayed
back and forth until it made its way
to the centre of the field when time
was called. The second half was even
more exciting than tho first. The Se
niors Blowly, but gradually advanced
tho ball into Freshman territory, but
lost the ball on a fumble. The Fresh
men were compelled to punt and by an
other bad fumble the Seniors lost the
ball well up In their own territory, and
the ball was pushed up to tho Senior's
2-ard line, where they held the Fresh
men for downs. By Newton's punt
the bnll was again taken toward the
centre of the field, where, after much
sawing back and forth, It rested when
time was called.
Frequent end runs were attempted,
hut the endb were held down In excel
lent shape and no gains were made.
The team work on both sides was good,
both teams being held for downs and
punting was frequent. The game will
hae to be played over to decide the
inter-( lass championship.
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t Will Any of These Determine a
CHRISTMAS GIFT
Leather purses and bags with an initial of silver or gold.
Iooms and patterns for Indian bead work.
Now gold necklaces of Roman or bright beads.
A host of fancy baskets In the Art Department.
Thousands of beautiful new handkorchiefs with Christmas boxes
to put them in.
Dutch poster pillows with tho quaint figures to bo appllqued.
Collar foundations covered with Bilk muslin and all tho feather
bone bound with Batln, ready for pretty decoratlonB of medallions,
stitcheB, beads, etc.
New soft kid belts, 3 Inches wide in white and golf colore, that
crush when you draw them around tho waist.
Reversible leather belts, black patent loatnor on ono Bide, and a
color on the otner.
Lincoln souvenir spoons Capitol. University, St. Paul's church,
Library, or plain "Lincoln."
Beautiful wide rlbbonB for ag8 and sachets.
Fancy silk garters and i. on sachets made to order in our corset
JepartmenL
Fine lisle hoso embroidered in rolors to imitate Indian bead work.
Miller Paine
CORNER 0 AND 13th STREETS, LINCOLN, NEBRASKA J
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University Pins 0UR work is well known
Have you seen our pennant window?
If not stroll around and look at It.
We have the most complete as well as
the best line of pennants In the west,
and our prices are as low as those of
any eastern city Be sure and get our
pi Ices before securing your colors for'
the Thanksgiving game. We guaran
tee you satlstactlon and the best and
most courteous treatment In tho city.
ARMSTRONG CLOTHING CO.
Academy Notes.
'Hie Social Hour club will meet one
week Trom next Friday at :i p. in. The
first ten In the alphabetic list of young
women will hae charge of the refresh
ments and Misses Helen Waugh, Jane
Blanchard and Florence Chapman will
be responsible for the program. These
monthlj meetings of the oung women
are primarily for social purposes. The
division of loyalty between the Unl
erslty and the Academy Is disintegrat
ing In Its effects and such organizations
Reem necessary to cement iho union.
Under its present efficient officers, Miss
Le Gore and Miss Talfiot. Its bid's fair
to correct this disorganizing tendency.
Were the Academy ten miles from the
University the question of unity and
Academy spirit would offer no diffi
culty. The committee on pennants has
done a rushing business and finds It
necessary to order more.
Have you noticed that the city mer
chants are displaying the Academy
colors lavishly? Of course, some Jealous
competing school will probably answer
that the display is In honor of Illinois
University, but Academy people know
better.
Marshall & .Richards, hair cutting,
massage, shaving etc., 130 So. 3th.
Half Tone cuts ol all the play
ers in the Football Special.
Do you wear a Uni. pin? We have
them in moht every size and style at
most any price. Also souvenir spoons,
hat pins, cuff buttons. Uni. calendars,
etc.
THE COOP
Owned and Managed by Uni
versity Students.
Lincoln Tank Line
Successors to O. H. Man
dasollne, Kerosene, Lubricating OH
125 No. 12th Street. Telephone 473
We always have and always will an-
preciato the support of tho students
reports to the contrary notwithstanding.
YULE BROTHERS LAUNDRY
Tel, 754. 1514 O Stroot.
Quality goes a long ways with
particular people We solicit
the patronage of all particular
people. j jfi jc jt.
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