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Yours re spectfully, UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITER GO. 714 P St. Bell 348 BlBlBlBlB-flHBBlBBBlBlBlBl' iBBBBiBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBLBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBftB y.UyfU?f.il;.....w I BUSINESS DIRECTORY j a-------------------------------------, at Every Loral University Student Is (urged to pntronlio these Nebmi kan advertisers, nd to mention the paper .white doing so. i I t ATHLETIC GOODS Lawlor. BANKS First Trust and Savings, v Central National. BAKERIES Dalrymple, Folsom, Po ,try. BARBER SHOPS Grand Central, Green's Shops, Marshall, Emmert. BATH HOUSE Chris. BOOK STORES Co-op; Lincoln; University. CAFE Savoy, Windsor, Sams, pons, Buds. CIGARS Colo & McKenna; Matt'a Place. CLEANERS Wood. CLOTHING Farquhar; Mageo & Deemer; Mayer Bros.;. Sterling. COAL Gregory; Whitebreast. CONFECTIONERY Dalrymple; Lin coln Candy Kitchen; Olympia Candy Co., Rood, Hlrschner-Morso. DANCING ACADEMY Lincoln, PittB'. DENTISTS Graham; Yungblut. DRESSMAKING Soukup. DRUGGISTS Hirschnor-Morse, Jor ry Riggs. DRY GOODS Horpolsheimer; Miller ft Paine. FLORISTS Chapln; 0. H. Froy. ' FURNISHINGS Budd; Magee , & Deemer; Mayer Bros.; Sterling. HAIR DRESSER Mrs. Davis; Mine. Ross, Mrs. J. C, Bell. HAIR SPECIALIST Rice. JAPANESE GOODS Akagl. JEWELERS E. Fleming; HarriB: Myers, Tucker, Hallett, HenderBon and Hald. LAUNDRIES Evans; Merchants; Yule. LUNCHEONETTES Tommy, FoIbohi Dalrymple, Hirschner-Morse. MILLINERY Famous; Nichols. OPTICIANS Hallett; Myers"; Shean, PHOTOGRAPHS Blazek, f Haydeu, Townsend, Clements. PIANOS Schmollor & Mueller. PRINTERS Gjeorge, Bros.; Simmons. REAL ESTATE Humphrey. REST4TJRATJTS Boston Lunch; Biids; Camerons"; Chiifch; Climax; . T)6ns Dickinsons: -Francis Bros.; V' flnmfl Windsor Pnlfip.A nlnlnc Hnll. SHINING PARLOR Cole & .Mc Kenna. SHOES Beckman ' Bros; Cincinnati Hereford & Petty; Rogers '&,H Per kins; r Sanderson. SKIRTS Lincoln Skirt Co. 'STATIONERYrPOrter; Rood. SU;TORlUMS Webor. TAILORS Backstrom; DreBher; ,E1 v Hott; Heffioy; Herzog; Ludwlg; Scotch Wollen Mills, Union 'College Tailors. THEATERS Jewell ;"Joy-o; Oliver; Lyric, Bijou, Wonderland, Elite. TYPEWRITERS Underwood. KEYS Thorp. JTROUSERSr-Baker Pante.Co. v- Pool tables' havo beon installed In' Earl Hall, fM Columbia, by, the jChrls 'tlan Associations The objdct is.tq make, the i)lace"a mdrva general meet ing place for students. Cross-country preliminaries will be held next Monday evening. . r5 r r Tiio best place' to eat in town Is at Dons Oafe 114 So. Eleventh street. r Beckman Bros. Fine shoes, 1107 O. at Pitts' Dancing School Class nights Advanced, Monday; Beginners, Wednesday and Saturday. , 8ocal night Friday. Private class every afternoon Most beautiful 'hall in Lincoln. ' New ' location, 1114 N street. Auto 5241. . irwr--..-. V. KAN8A8 TODAY. (Continued from .mure 1.) stiff scrimmaging being almost out of kho question. vJt ohnson and Frum declarod Thurs day night before leaving that they were in condition to play today1 and Coach Colo stated that hoNyould prob ably use both during the nrst half at lerisl. Craig" or Beltzor wilKprob ably take Johnson's plaqo at end uur ing the second half, Hnrto going in for Frum. Captain Wellor has not yet fully re covered from the Ames gamo, but will probably enter the game today in his old form. The poor condition of tho men has occasioned groat anxiety on tho part of the coaches during the week and tho report of general im provement in the condition of tho team is welcomed by tho ornhuskor supporters. Officials for tho jgame: Hoagland (Chicago) Referee. Hamill (ox-Chicago) Umpire. Outland (Topeka) Field Judge. Cornell (Lincoln) Head linesman. The following 1b the probahlo line up: Kansas Nebraska White. L. E Johnson Caldwell L. T Matters Wood L. G Ewlng Milton C Collins Reed .R. G. Frum Crowell R. T. . . . . .Chaloupka Rouse R. E Harvey Angnpy Q Cooke Stevenson. . .-. . ,L. H Wellor Fortor R. H Minor Rico F. B Kroger Reports of tho the gamo will bo re ceived at Cole & McKenna's cigar store. The preparations at Kansas are de scribed in the following Lawrenco special: "Stick to your oam, win or lose," was the topic of Chancellor Frank 'Strong's talk to the students In chapel this morning. There has been con siderable knocking 'on tho Jayhawkor team since last 'Saturday's defeat at the hands of WnBhburn and it was this sentiment to which the chancel lor referred. "The victor gets too much praise," ho said. "We must learn to give our sympathy and support to tho man who fights hard and loseB." The chancellor also condomned bet ting. "When a team feels that a good deal of money has 'been bet on It, tho J men become excited . and are forced to boar a responsibility that should be entirely foreign to college sport." The Kansas students are beginning to look forward to next Saturday's contest with no little degree of ex citement. This morning rod ribbons bearing tho words, "Rooters' Clubt", were uistriuuteu to Beverai nunurca students. Five hundred of these will be given out and for tho-wearors of the ribbons 500 seats will he reserved, forming a rooters' section to which only the leather lunged will' be ad-, mitted. 'x Tho Jayhawkor squad practiced un til dark yesterday and today. Tho first team ran signals until it was' impossible to see "tho ball on the for ward passes and the men were forced, to go jn. Kennedy is shifting .his . line-up ,a little. Hq beljevps thafc he will need n 'heavy team Saturday. He is get ting as much weight In. the line as is consistent. Carlson is being worked at center, while Jay Bond, who was just declared eligible yesterday, seems slated for a chance atJeft guard. Kennedy is doing nil in his power to strengthen the Kansas, lino. If tho line can hold on punts, Forter will have no trouble In getting away his long kicks. However, If tho Nebras ka line Is continually breaking through and making him rush' his kicks, Forter's leg will not be nearly so effective. If ho caa take his time he can average forty-flve or fifty yards on his puntsV-and Kennedy is going to make the Kansas line so strpng that Forter will (have timet to 'receive the ball, count .the stitches in the leather and then kck it before any Nebraska man gets in tho way. It was with two field goals that Kansas defeated Nebraska last year. It' is believed that with a line that can hold that either Forter can place kick pr Porter can drop kick about .as many goals as it is possible to try for how many that will be will de pend a great deal on the Kansas back field. With Angney and Miller out; th$ AVVUSEMEINTS Oliver Theatre tonigh,tV,sat. AND SAT. MAT. j "A Millionaire Tramp" KEve. 50, 35 A 25c. Mat-25 A, lOCj MONDAY NIGHT, NOV. 11. I SAJLOTVVY JAINB i TUE8DAY NIGHT, NOV. 12. Quincy Adams Sawyer LYRIC THEATRE MATINBB 3 P. M. EVE. 7j45 & 900 PRICES TEN AND TWENTY CENTS OVERTURE "Punch and Judy" FRED GALLETTI'8 MONKEYS ILLUSTRATED 80NQ "Bye, Bye, Dearletl W. F. Hudson JE88ICA CREE, "Whistler,!', ARM8TRONG & CLARK LYR08COPE THE .8EVEN WHIRLWINDS l LYROSCOPE 'J BIJOU ADVANCED VAUDEVILLE rw" 'r-l : : Mat. at 3 p. m. .Eyenlng-tS' and 9. NEW MANAGEMENT NEW POLICY ,: C POPULAR PRICES. Balcony 10 cents, 300 seats reser sd 20 cents, boxes 25 cents. Nothing higher. Three performances, dally. WONDERLAND . .RETURNING GOOD FOR EVIL." , n- . !' : - fr-,r :- w , -uiiyt thrpugh!hong,kongI:; .1 thieving umpjrel'la e Adventure of a lover:1'. .KYJyiAN:uoVBWfliji -T J-LOOR $OL18HER . ' " r, 'POOR PIG r, ?,' Matlmis, 2, 3 wkiA p. m.v. ADMISSION -10 CENTS "' Elite Theatre A SOLDIERS DREAM'. A VEILED BEAUTY. Li MY MOTHER IN LAW. DOQ AVENQE8 HIBM'AST.CR4 FLOOR POLISHER. -, -. , THE pRPHANS. 4 THE THIEVING UMBRELLA. -- t . ft"