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tng entcrtnhrnetri of the most onjoy
ablo lilnd. Tho records cost only 3Ge.
ud wo ha.-o thorn all.
BA3Y PAYMENTS.
0 riionngrnphs Tlay whilo you pay.
For any kind cf Athletic Goods t-oe us.
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1301 O Street
The Lincoln Candy Kitchen
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Manufacturers of Home Made Candy
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All Kind-, of Toy Novelties,
Footballs, Bananas,
Etc, Etc,
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( v. of n. '91 )
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NO. 1044 0 STREET
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Little U-ni Hot
Wufttcs and Fine
Mtnln mid
Lunches
IJ7-J2J North 13
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Company tSTo street
WcM!nj Inv tutiona, Ball Programs,
And all tirdj ol CommtrcUI Prlntlnr.
8J Jfi'rr beco through thu jwi '
'know how seldom one finds a collar
end a cravat that will well to
Qether. The nvun reason for thU U
that the collar U cither just too big
or jutt too small
Quarter Size
COLLARS
do not bind either cravat cr neck.
The original and best are
Cluett, 25 cents each
Artoyr, 15c each, 2 for 25c
Bold everywhere
CLUETT, PEABODY & CO.
Uakeraof Cluett and Monarch Hhlrti.
ILLINOIS IS BEATEN.
(Continued from J 'ago One.)
down tho field. Cupt. Falrvualher
l-lnyed an excellent cum'1, and Is en
titled to great credit. Substitute
CJt:nrtpr:.acl( Wr.eeler pi't up an oxcel
Irnt gamp and proed that lie la
worthy of a varsity position, Instead
of uibEtltitr. Tho whole Illinois team
ulayrd football, good, clean football,
and deserved to win If efforts nnd
nirttil' playing count for anything.
They weio the cleanest lot of fellows
Nek-rash a has yet met this senfon.
Nobnwka won the toHJ und cbo.3e tho
south goal -with a ellght wind favoilng.
Illinois kicked off over tho goal lino.
Uennle puntod out and it wn;i Illinois
hall on Nebraska' 4S-yard line. ILinI
could not gain and punted to Bender.
After making 8 yards wo were held
and puutcd, HllnolB getting tho ball at
the eonter of the field. By hurdling
tactics Illinois worked tho ball to oitr
C-yard lino where we held and Ronnie
l-unted out of danger. Illinois carried
the ball (o Nebraska's 35-yard line and
tried for goal from placement, InU
felled. Bonnie minted out to Illinok
on her 15-yard line. Exchanges of '
;unts and short gnln: L each team j
gno tho ball, finally, to lllinoU on her I
42-yard line. A 15-yard penalty forced I
Illlni to punt again, Bender being
lac klrd behind the goal, but crawling
over the lino and preventing a safety.
Ronnie foil back ol th goal lino fbr
0 punt, the ball was pasrvd low, the
kick blocked and I ouergan fell on the
pigskin for a touchdown. Moynlhnn
miEsed goal. 5-0.
Illinois lrlcked of user the gojl line
nnd secured the ball from punt out, on
Nebraska's 35-yard line. I oes of 5
yaids ga'.o Nebraska the ball on her
3C-yard lino and" Bender his op
portunity. Eonding Glen Maeon
Mason smashing into centre and draw.
Ing In the Illlni rlgl.t end, Twister
circled right and ran 80 yards for a
toucllllown. Cy Mason kicked punt out
and Bennlc kicked goal. 0-5.
Again Illinol3 kh kod off and pol the
Lall from ; unt out on her 35-yard line.
No gain made forced bt r to punt, the
ball going ocr Render's head, and be
ing downed on Nebraska's 30-yard line.
The bail was nd.anoed short distances,
neither side beli -j ablf to
i.r.l 1 tither b earning t'.ie
ball 01 punting and the first
poK-esf-io.i on Nebraska's 50-yard line.
The rsual IntermUslon concert was
gien by tho band which. -10 strong,
t ircled tho lloid twice.
Resinning the second hall Nebraska
J ici.ed off to tho IH'nl a. the south goal
and 1 chained possession of the ball
from pint out en her .V-yaid line. llar
tho bcuutiful team v ork which baa
mado Nebraska famous begun to oper
ate. Poworfullv, irrcsUiably, Eager,
Wellcr, Glen Maton and Johnson
plunged into the yielding Illinl line. It
vas cloven mon in every play and not
once were wo stopped until little
Eager, throwing every ounce of his
1LT pounds aguinbt lllini lelt tackle,
plwngod o'- er the goal line. Punt out
Ai.i mlrficd and no coal resulted. Srore
il-(i.
llllnc-in kic kinl oil' and the ball was
pun Lea back to her on ..er 50-yard line
Small gains wore made by both s!do.?
and punta exchanged aiaLi; the ball
golug to Nebraska at centre of the
flnhl Acnin Neliraska was forced to
r.unt, the Uall bel-ng downfd by Illinois
rn her 40-yard line. Here Lhe lllini
rhoweti their mott conElstent work,
carrying the ball forward by line
;lun"g5s aud attacks directed usually
brtweon end and tackle to Nebraska's
V.vard line whcre Rothgeb broke away
for a to'uhdoyn. Moyniban again
LaJwed goal and Nebraska remained 1
olnt to Lhe good. Score 11-10.
Johneon kicked off to Illinois vho
:eturned to her 35-yurd line. Here
Honslow replaied Cnpl. Ronedlcl at
r'.ght end. Cotton tackled Rothgeb for
a C-ard lo's' and Illinois punted to
Nebraska's 40-yard Mne.- Donslow
c?rrlcd ih ball ?5 ya la on run-rount
:,pht end. Weller, Eager and Render
cairied tho ball to Illinois' 3-yard line
.bero Bender tried a kick for goal
fiom placement. Tho ball foil short
and Illinois was downed by Denslow
en her 17-yard lino. A punt gave us
f.o ball at .centre and Bender added
more yards to-bls credit by a beautiful
quaitorback run round left ond, carry
ing Lhe ball 45 yards to Illinois' 10
jard lino, where he as tackled by
Rothgeb. Eager made 2t yards, Cotton
gained 4 yards, and then Eager again
smashed left taeklo for his second
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touchdown. Punt out was missed.
Score IG-10 nnd this en led the scoring.
Fenlon replaced Eager at halfback, but
no auMUUage was gained ny either
side the ball changing hands frequent
ly and the game ended with the ball in
Nebraska's possession near the centre
of tho field.
I.INE-l i
Nebraska. Illinois
Rom diet .. ......io RoLbgeo, Capt.
Conon rt Moyniban
Mi'.s rg Deaner
Bor ; '. c Hazelwood
Hunter lg Fail wether
Ma;,on, C It Young
John on le Dllllnger
Romer q Taylor
We-; lor .rh I.onergan
Eager In Pope
Mason. G fb Hasten
Substitutes For Nebraska: Fenlon
and Denslow. For Illinois: Shoppard,
Ware, Henman, Burroughs and
Wheeler.
Referee Hoagluud. Umpire Mc-Cornack.
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Thij afternoon tin Senior.-; and
: union, will play on tlv football Held
an-l toi.iorrow afternocn Lhe Sopho
moieti and Freshmon will meet for
ne second attempt to settle the ques
tion of supremae;. Tho game this
afternoon will begin it 2 o'clock. An
ai.mirsion of 15 cents, v'lll bo charged.
Kent a Remington ai student fate
mil 1 ee p your notes in good form
otf.ee Corner of Oliver Theater Bldp.
Bun Bons and Venetian chocolates at
Maxwell's, Thirteenth and N.
Get tho best Henderson & Amc3"
inlforms, at Armstrongs.
EVERY SUCCESS HAS ITS OWN COAL.
We have been very successful la
catering to weddings and partte
where something EXTRA FINE
Is wanted. Why can't we iurnfoh
you with your Groceries for all
occasions?
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a i South 13th Street
Columbia National
Ranfr ft OF LINCOLN,
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CaplUlr$J00,000.00, .
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And also Repairs Them.
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