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BOOK STORES Co-op; Lincoln;
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CAFE Savoy, Windsor, Sams, Dons,
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CIGARS Colo & McKenna; Matt's
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CLOTHING Farquhar; Mageo &
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COAL Gregory; Whltehreast.
CONFECTIONERY Dairy mple; Lin
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DRY GOODS Herpolsholmer; Miller
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SKIRTS Lincoln Skirt Co.
STATIONERY Porter; Rood.
SUITORIUMS Weber.
TAILORS Backstrom; . DreBher: El
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Scotch Wollen Mills, Union College
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THEATERS Jewell; Joy-o; Oliver;
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AT WORK FOR AME8.
(Continued from pngo 1.)
may bo tho reverso of that of tho
Colorado game.
'Cole's pupils are now working hard
in preparation for the Amos Agglos
next Saturday. The players are all
.more or less stiff and lamo after tho
Colorado game. Neither Minor nor
Collins roportod for practico yostor.
day. 'Minor has a bad kneo.and it Is
feared he will bo kept out of practico
for some time. Minor's place was
filled by Birknor and Porrln hold
down Collin's position at center.
Cooke, who was hurt In Saturday's
game, was at his old position run
ning the team through the signals.
Harto was playing end. Beltzer was'
out again after a weok's absence.
Practice last night was held In tho
fain.
"Mike" Denslow Is again in school
after a month's absenco, but ho Is yet
undecided whethor or not to get out
for football, fearing that his enforced
absence will make It impossible for
him to make up the back work in his
studies and play fooioall at the sumo
time.
Ames' showing, against Cornell and
Mornlngslde would seem to bIiqw a
weakness on her part, both games
having been won by comparatively
low scores, but this Is taken with a
grain of salt by Coach Colo, who is
o fthe opinion that the Ames farmers
have been saving their strength for
uso In the Nebraska game and at
tempting to deceive the Cornhuskors
ub to their relative rank.
Secret practico will be thd program
for this week, the team going to tho
State Farm when the weather pro
hibits practice on tho gridiron.
Coach Cole had the following to
say about tho coming game:
"If Nebraska plays against Ames
next Saturday as they did In the first
half of the Colorado game we will bn
defeated. I saw the Aggies perform
against Minnesota two weeks ago,"
is tho way the Nebraska coach de
scribes tho situation, "and the Iowans
put up a wonderful exhibition of ag
gressive football. They wore unublo
to cross the Gopher goal, hut they
held their opponents absolutely level
in ground gaining and on straight
football. I consider Ames ono of the
strongest teams today In the middle
west and It Is going to require the
best Nebraska has in shop to beat
them.' There must bo no such slump
as In the Colorado game or, instead
of avenging the defeat of Inst year,
the result will bo another dose of
grief. It is up to Nebraska, how
ever, to win from Ames and I shall
make Jthe practice stlffer this week
than nt any time during the season."
8UNDEA N8PEAK3.
(Continued from Pago 1.)
There, is some talk of destroying
tho old Unlvorslty .Hall, but for tho
old alumni jt has many almost sacred
memories. 'Mr. Sundean declared that
it would be with tho greatest rellicj
tanco that ho would ever consentUo
its destruction.
He closed his talk by Baying that.
It would be of great value to have a
man on the Board of Regents who
came from home.-
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AMUSEMENTS
Oliver Theatre I
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PRICES 11.00, 75, 5f A 2tc.
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AMES A, CORSETT
Refined Singers and Dancers
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Mat. at 3 p. m. Evening 7:45 and A.
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POPULAR PRICES.
Balcony 10 cents, 300 seats reserve
20 cents, boxes 25 cents. Nothing)
higher. Three performances dally.
WONDERLAND
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CHINAMAN IN LONDON
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AMATEUR DETECTIVE
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CHARLE8 L. AG LEY
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EvMlHgty 7, lf S Mi ( p.tt.
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