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..Wfc-aregnrjgu '. V iW THE DAILY NEBRASKAN. i. .' SPALDING'S Official Foot Ball Guide FOR 1905 Edited by WALTER CAMP. Cont lining tho newly revlRfl OFFI CIAL PLAYING RULES and pictures of leading teams, embracing over 2,500 players. PRICE, 10 CENTS For 8 ilo by ull Newsdealers, Athlotlc Goo.lij Dealers nntl Depart ment Stores. Spil ling's catnlcguo of all athletic iiporlH mailed froo to any address. A. 0. SPALDING & BROS. Now Yoil:, Boston, Buffalo, Chicago, Minneapolis, Philadelphia, Denver, Baltimore, Washington, St. Louis, Kan nan City, Pittsburg, San Francisco New Orleans, Sj racuse, Cincinnati, Montroul, C in , London, Kngl ind. J Vou've been through nyou know how seldom one finds a collar and a crnvat (hat will go well to gether. Thq main reason for this is that tho collar is cither just too big or just too small. Quarter Size COLLARS do Dot bind cither cravat or neck. Tho original and best are Cluett, 25 centa each Arrow, 15c each, 2 for 25c Sold everywhere CLUETT, PEABODY & CO. Jdakersof Cluett and Monarch Shirts. New York Host 011 ami The East Fast dally train Chicago & North the double-track service via the Western Railway, railway from tho Chicago, connect- Missouri River to lng at Chicago all points East. with all lines for The trains of the North-Western Line are most completely equipped for the Safety and comfort of patrons. The Best of Everything Tkets and fun Information on application to H. W. McGINNIS, Agont, 1024 O 8treet. Chicago & North-Western Railway NW460 Fraternity Colors. A startling assortment of bright rib bons has appeared on tho campus in the last couple of flays, and new stu dents whoso verdancy Is only too ap parent are proudly displaying colors fastened in the lapels of their coats, reminding one for all tho world of blue ribbon calves at a county fair. All this merely moans that It Is rush ing qqsoii and that tho fraternities are rapidly getting new pledges. One most noticeable characteristic of pledge work m former years Is con spicuous by Its absence, and that !s tho streamers of colors usually worn by tho Freshman girls. Tho girls Pan-Hellenic Association last year de cided that the prevailing custom was unwise for some reason or other, and decreed that henceforth a modest lit tle pleco of ribbon should suffice. Tho comparative ease with which one may now walk through tho main hall at chapel time proves that this provision was very wise. It Is noteworthy, however, that a large majority of the new pledges seem to be more or less dazed yet, and there Is a widespread rumor that a number of them have forgotten the name of tho fraternity whose colors they are wearing. Accordingly, for tho benefit of these confused Fresh men, ns well as for the Information of curious ones, we append the following list of the colors of the different fra ternities and sororities: Fraternities. Alpha Tau Omega Sky blue and old gold. Alpha Theta Chi Moss and old gold. B"t 1 Theta PI Pink and blue. D1P1 Tau Delta Purple, white and blue. Delta Upsllon Old gold and peacock blue. Kappa Sigma Scarlet, white and emerald green. Phi Delta Theta Argent and azure Phi Gamma Delta Royal purple. Phi Kappa Psl Pink and lavender Sigma Alpha Epsllon Purple and gold. Sigma Chi Blue and gold. Sororities. Alpha Omlcron Pi Ruby red. Chi Omega Cardinal and straw. Delta Delta Delta Gold, silver and blu Delta Gamma Bronze, pink and blue. Kappa Alpha Theta Black and gold. Kappa Kappa Gamma Double blue. PI Beta Phi Wine and sliver blue. Phi Delta Phi Wine and blue. Phi Una Sigma Scarlet and gold. Viking Purple and green. rxx)cxxx)ococococxxxxxxxx)co ANNOUNCEMENTS Chemistry Coursos. Students registered In courses 29, 19 and 35 meet Professor Avery In tho Chemistry Lecture Room at 2 p. m.. Thursday, September 28; In course 23, at 2:30 p. m. Students registered in courses 25, 27, 31 and 13 meet Dr. Dalos at 3 p. 111., Friday, September 29, in the Chemls iry Lecture Room. Those whoso registration slips for any courses In chemistry remain un signed must present them for signa ture Saturday, Soptembor 30, between 10 a. inland 12 m. The salo of tickets for tho season will cea80 next Saturday, and no ono who wishes to save a couple of dollars should neglect to procure ono. Tick ets are on salo at the business office of the Nebraskan and at Harry Por- mmmzmmmmim NEBRA WANT ADS BRING RESULTS ter's book store. Tho price for the seven lemalnlng homo games is $3. The tickets will positively be taken off salo after the second game. Class U .-Rhetoric 27 (Newspaper Writing) will meet in room 304 at 1:00 o'clock, Wednesday afternoon, for an nouncement of recitation period. CKXXXXXXDOCKXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX) At the University of California, the athletes are to be given a separate class In gymnasium work, and will re ceive credit towards graduation for their work on the gridiron, diamond and track. A Harvard graduate has given to Yale $10,000. It was given to be used to bring Harvard professors to Yale for lecture work, in order to bring about a closer friendship betwen the Institutions. Harvard University will offer to her graduates and undergraduates the richest prlzo that has ever been held up for academic distinction. A prize of $500 will be awarded each year, by the department for the best thesis on any economic subject. The Sophomores at tho University f California had quite a disturbance at their recent class meeting. Tho Fresh men raided tho voting booth, captured tho ballot box and made good their escape. After a long search tv. Sophomores rocovorod their ballot box and continued tho election. C. N. Gould, profossor pf Geology in tho University of Oklahoma, Is attend ing the University on a leave of ab sence. Professor Gould Intends to work for a doctor's degree in Geology and Geography. Grace Coppock, '05, is attending Dr White's Training School In Philadel phia and will sail next fall as a mis sionary to China. To succeed much ability stamps. in lltoraturo ronuires and many postage Lincoln Local Express, 1234 O St. Both phones. r OTHERjOLI SKAN T.J.TH0RP&C0. Rubber Stamps, Stencils, Soals, Trade Checks, Keys Lock Smithing, Gonoral Machine Works, Modol Makers, Etc. 308 So. ilth, LINCOLN A WELCOME GIFT IN ANY HOME rSONGS OF ALL THE- COLLEGES Everyone likes a college song, and this book is an ideal gill to place on the piano for one's friends to enjoy, even though one tings not at all himself CUJTM, IK TASTEFVI. 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