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The Hprrlnn, Vol. ill, Tho Nebrnsknn, Vol, 10
Scnrlet nnd Cronm, Vol. 4.
Published dnlly, except fiuntlny nnd Momlny,
nt tb University of Nebrimkn, Lincoln, Neb.
by th HeHperlnn Publlflhini; Co.,
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Editorial Remarks
Most of (hose, tilings mentioned
in tho Minnesota Daily's account
ot the Colorado same we already
Know, viz., that Nebraska played
a good gaml, that tne high al
titude was disastrous, etc.. but even
the fastest kind of football will not
avail Minnesota on October 29th. Ne
:. biaska is not very apt to become over
confident, and knows full well that the
team which Minnesota will place
againtt her will be in eeiy way wor
thy of her metal. But the rooting sug
gestions which are being made in no
. doubtful language to the Gopher root
ers are not out of place repeated to the
rooters here. It is not known yet
what rates, if any, will be given for
the trip to Minnesota, and perhaps
many of the rooters will not see the
game. But every night at practice the
bleachers can he filled, and yells for
the scrubs and varsity should be very
much in evidence from now on. The
Minnesota game is two weeks distant,
and In the meantime we have a tough
proposition on our hands next Satur
day in the shape of Knox. It is up
to every man .in school to come out
on the field, if oven for only ten min
utes, let out a few yells of encourage
ment, and thus show his loyalty to the
"best team Nebraska has ever had."
Minnesota evidently considers the Ne
braska game her biggest one this year.
It is certainly our biggest one very
near at hand, and if a crowd does not
go to Minnesota to he with the team
in pei son, yet the spirit expressed a
hi cheers from the bleachers every
evening will go a long way to bring
victory to the scarlet and cream
again. Come out.
A recent letter to the Nebraskan
from E. II. Buekner. '04, who Ib now at
Harvard University, gives the names
ol the following old Nebraska men,
who are now at Harvard:
C. M. Story, 99.
Ira Hyner, '04.
E. R. Buekner, 04.
E. K. Myers, 'ul.
A. I. Myers, 04.
"Walter Hlltner, '03.
O. A. Mather. ex-'Ofi.
G. M. Petets, '03.
Walter Romigh. "03.
A. S. Pearse, '00.
This Is by far the most ever at Har-
ai d at any one time from Nebraska,
and they are distributed as follows:
Hlltner, Harvard Medical; Mather.
Harvard College; Pearse, Harvard
Graduate School. All the rest are
laws.
A .friend has handed its the follow
ing letter from Edwin I Myers, '04.
one ol the above:
My Dear : Nebraska seems to
be starting out right In several ways
this year. I understand they have a
good scrub coach. My hcaxt Is with
Nebraska's football team, liul none
the less with her Y. M. C. A. and tem
ple fund. I guess they do not know
Nebraska is on the map here, at any
i ate their Sunday papers do not say
anything about her football prospects.
I hope they have to after the Minne
sota, game.
You no doubt have heard a great
deal about the cold and heartless way
the eastern men treat a stranger. Well,
just mark that down as the biggest
pievarlcation ever. I have not seen
a single snob yet though I suppose
there are a few here, and the men are
lar more ready to mako friends than
Nebraska. I have seen at least a thou
sand men at Nebraska who put on
more airs than Vanderbilt of New
York (ity does here.
I ran across that Michigan salt case
in ontrats today, the first duplica
tion I have struck in cases. The pro
fessor, Wyman. explained it different
ly from Robbins, and Robbie is good
fin contracts, too.
Now. do not think I am sore on Ne
l.iaska. I am just telling you that
theie is a good school and gome fine
fellows down here.
Give my very kindest regards to Mor
ris and tell him that I give the Ne
braska yell after getting the report of
each game.
When you have nothing else to do
write me a letter. Sincerely.
EDWIN P. MYERS.
' 1(591 Cambridge St.. Cambridge.
Rev. Francis W. Russell, '90 called
on the older professors on Thuisday.
He is pastor of the 'Second Presby
terian church in St. Louis. While in
the university he gave a good deal of
attention to botany and geology, and
on graduation received the degree of
bachelor of science.
"Tre WiltorC
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Our $15 Coats ?
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Both soft and stiff shapes in all colors. Be gocd to
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The College Man's Shoes
Nothing: adds more to a man's appearance than a good fit
ting; shoe. "University" and "Regent" brands stand for
rig-nt shoes, for'shape and service. Light, medium and heavy
shoes of vici calfskin and other popular leathers. These are
the $3 and $3.50 shoes sold only by Mayer Bros.
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Some very interesting weeds are now
coming in to the department of botany
from the alfalfa fields. A few days ago
one was identified which had never
been iecordea as growing in America,
and a day or two later another strang
er was sent in. These weeds have been
brought in with the alfalfa seed from
southern -Europe.
Dean G. N. Porter, of- the English
derailment at the Peru State Normal,
who is a former graduate ofthe uni
versity, is visiting friends in the city
and meeting old acquaintances around
tho college.
"Nebraska' is going to fight harder
after her recent defeat, and Minnesota
knows it. Perhaps the Cornhuskers
will win. But they won't if we
GET OUT AND ROOT!"
So says The Minnesota Daily.
The Nebraskan desires to amend
this. It should read as follows:
"Nebraska is going to fight harder
after her recent defeat, and Minnesota
knows it. Perhaps the Cornhuskers
will win. They surely will, if we
GET OUT AND ROOT.!"
Nothing adds more to a man's ap
pearance than a good fitting shoe.
"University" and "Regent" brands
stand for right shoes, for shape and
service. 1 ight, medium and heavy
shoes of vici calfskin and other popu
lar leathers. These are the $3 and
$3.50 shoes sold only by Mayer Bros.
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