LZ1.T jCJM J. II. I LJIT;.. j.Lr
c
frn-H
w4MMtt
THE DAILV NEBRASKAN
K
V
I-
v.
-
ft.-
v
. 1
k
THE CATERER.
'THE UNP.8 1NDI8PEN8IBLE."
We certainly know how.. Lady atten
dant If desired.
SPALDING'S
Official Foot Ball Guide
FOR 1905
Hdlted by WALTER CAMP.
Containing tho nowly rovlsod OFFI
CIAL PLAYING RULES and pictures
of loading toams, embracing over 2,500
payors. PRICE, 10 CENTS
r?.Fo-'Balo..UynU Nowsdoators, Athlotlc
Goods Daalers and Depart
ment Stores.
. Spalding's catalogue or nil athletic
sports trailed froo to any address.
A. G. SPALDING k BROS.
Now York, Boston. Buffalo, Chicago,
-Mifrioapolls, Philadelphia, Denver,
Baltimore, Washington, St. Louis, Kan
sas City, Pittsburg, San Francisco
Now Orleans; Syracuse, Cincinnati,
- Montreal, Can., London, England.
'FOLLOW THE FLAG."
JHOME VISITORS EXCURSION, NO
VEM'BER 27TH.
To many points in Illinois. Indiana,
'Ohio, Kentucky, Western Pennsylva
nia, Now York and Wost Virginia, at
. QRArLY'JtEDUCI3D RATES.
'Tho WABASH has solid road-bed,
iroclc ballast, and now equipment; re
dlining chair cars (SEATS FREE).
For rates, maps and all information
call at Wabash City Office, 1601 Far
,nam St., or address
HARRY E. MOORES,
G. A. P. D. Wab. R. R.,
'. Omaha, Nobr.
BO YEAR8
EXPERIENCE
Trade Marks
Designs
COPYRIQHTS AC.
Anyone sending aekctrh and deacripUqn mar
flutoklr Asoertnlti our opinion free wvetbor an
Juvoutlrm Uprobablf nntonall. Cotnmunlca. ,
onjiOrlctjroonndontial. WuWMQK on Patent!
.entfreo. Oldoet agon or fur eeonrinjr patents.
ttnU ukon UirouKh Munn A Co. recelr
iQpatwt Kotfef, without charge, la the
$wntiiic imerKiin.
A KiutiUnmAfr lllnfttratod weeklr. Tjinreat clt
r. largest cli
l. Terms. 93
11 newadealen
oaUUJcm of nnract4Miuaa Journal. Terms. 93 a
wri ifturmonuia, bl twiaqjiui newaaeaierm.
Wm & CO 381Bry.
NewYork
Ington, B. C.
roacU Offloe, OB V St Washington,
FoKlMY,
JniL
i 1! i i:tt
The Mlchlgan-Vanderbllt Game.
.Tho low score which Mlchlgnn was
nblo to run up against Vanderbllt last
Saturday has lod many Nobraskans
to Imagalno that Michigan wns weak
or than UBual this yoar, and that wo
would have a comparatively oasy time
In keeping them from scoring. That
this is a groat mistake Is shown by
tho. fact that Vanderbllt did not make
first down once, and only hold Michi
gan three times. The following ex
cerpts from tho report of. the game In
tho Michigan Daiy will also servo
to show tho great game played by the
Ann Arbor mem:
In splto of tho low score, Michigan
yostorday played tho best game of tho
season. Tho addition of Schulte,
Schultz and Rhelnschild did wonders
In strengthening-tho line, and the few
assaults that Vunderbilt made upon it
were ropulsed for no gain. While tho
team work was not all that could bo
desired, and often tho backs were al
lowed to carry tho ball with little or
no assistance, yet there was . a dash
and vim displayed that stood in re
freshing contrast to the dreary, per
functory manneV In which tho plays
wore run off In Wednesday's game.
Had the same line-up which played
against Ohio Northern faced Vander
bllt yesterday, Michigan would cer
tainly have gone down to inglorious
defeat.
Never did Joe Curtis show to better
advantage than yesterday. Whenever
It was third down and three yards
to gain Joe wus called back and given
the ball. Hurling his huge form in a
headlong dive at tho Vanderbllt line
which stood like a stone wall, hurdling
over the writhing heaps where the op
posing lines struggled, staggering
toward tho opponents' goal line while
four or five, southerners clung to him
in a frantic endonvor to bring him
down, tho big fellow wns the only mun
on the Michigan team who was nover
stopped. Tom Hammond, too, played
in old-time form. Time' after time he
dashed through Vanderbllt's line for
gains and dnce he broke, loose and ran
thirty yards before Kyle, who was
playing back for the Commodores, got
him.
Football Game Saturday,
University students will not have to
miss going to a football gamo next
Saturday merely because the team will
bo playing Michigan that day, for a
game will bo playpd on the campus
which will undoubtedly, be far bettor
than any of tho enrly season games
of the varsity. This will bo the con
test between tho teams representing
the Lincoln High School and the North
Division High School of Chicago. Tho
homo toam Is undoubtedly the cham
pion of tho state and probably of the
Missouri Valley, and the Chicago" team
won tho championship of tho United
States last year by defeating the
champion eastern high school team.
Aside from tho quality of football
shown by tho two teams, tho game will
bo Interesting beca'uso the Lincoln
team has alwnyB bpen coached by ox
varsity players. Tho present coach is
ox-Captain Benedict. As ho will ac
company Nebraska to Michigan, ho
will ' bo unable to bo with tho boys
after Thursday, and Fred Hunter, who
dovolopod tho wonderful team of tho
high school last year, will come up
frojn Fairmont Friday to glvo the boys
a Tew finishing touches. Tho game
will without doubt be tho best high
school gamo that will bo played west
of Chicago this .year, and will bo an
exhibition of footbo.ll which, In s.omo
respects, will bo more enjoyablo' than
that of the Varsity, owing to tho fact
that tho high school boys are lighter,.
FALL SUITS, TOP COATS
CRAVEN ETTES r
BccauBO of tho improved mothods omploycd in
tho making such ns the anticipated measure
ment system our "Kensington" clothes have
bocomo famous. Tho fit is striking, tho stylos
admirable, Only tho best; cloths aro used and
tho garmqnts produced avo roady for service
An elabozate display of
Blacks, Blues and Pat-
terns in all tfye new Coat
Models
$15, $18, $20, $22.50, $25, $30.
MAGEE DEEMER
1109 O St.
ii
and thero are not so many bruises and
other Injuries.
As an additional Incentive for a big
crowd to go to the game, the high
school management nnd the Nobras
kan have completed arrangements
whereby bulletins direct from Ferry
Field at Michigan will be read every
few minutes nnd the spectators will
have an opportunity to see two games
at tho same time, one actually, ono
mentally.
Tho game will begin at three o'clock.
Admission is 50 cents, there being no
extra charge for grandstand seats.
Notice.
News and other Items lor the Ne
braskan should be handed into thb
office at tho east end of tho hall of
the second' floor of University Hall.
They Bhould not be put In the box on
the outside of the office, as the box be-
langs to tho Latin Department, and
not to the Nebraskan, but should bo
put oh the hook Inside the office.
If the operator Is to write as f?.3t ns
she can read, she must bo able to SEE
also.
UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITER CO.
136 No. 11th St.
Bell Phone, 348; Auto 3881.
Eat at Dom Cameron's new restau
rant, 119 S: 12th St.
Orders taken for class caps,
strong Clothing Co.
Arm-
Geology 15 will meet in N. 201, Wed
nesdays, at 11 o'clock.
Green's
Barber Shops
4 Paluco
Mogul
Armstrong
hatters.
Clothing Co., practical
Best 15-cent
taurant
meals. Thoenlx Res-
Star Delivery Co.,- Baggage.'
Phones.
Both
Chapln Bros, Florists, 127 So.' 13th.
Unl Music Cafo, $3,00 tickets, $2.85. L
Oliver Cigar Co.. 135-137 .No. 13th.
Dress suits, $35and up. Ludwlg's:
School of Music Cafo now open.-
Kensington" Suits Thoy Fit.
Sam Westerfield
Proprietor of
Sam's
Cafe
Little Q era Hot
fnAles andFlne
Meals and
Lunches.
1 17-121 N.rtk IS
Street
WE KNOW HOW TO PRINT
ANYTHING. LET US CON
VINCE YOU . . .
' GREER-COOPER CO.
1134. O STREET.
New York
Bostonand
The East
Fast dally train service via the
Chicago & North- Western Railway.
the double-thick railway from the
Missouri River to Chicago, .connect
ing at Chicago with all lines for
all points EaSt. The trains of the
North-Western Line
are most .completely equipped forthe
safety and comfort of patrons.
Tfie Best of Everything
TJuiets nd full Information on Application to
R. W. McGINNIS, Afcont,
102k) Street
CMcfo NwllhWesteni Railway
INWM60 .
M
1
-kl
"J
'i'fl
1
J
m
I
.
T
ir
i
rv
o
i ,'
-