The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, November 12, 1907, Image 3
I -FHlB- NEBRASKAN . I -J- & . BOY S WE'VE MOVED BUT ' t WE STILL MAKE THOSE "WSTY TOBS" AT ;oim NEW LOCATION ,142 80UTH 12T1 ELLIOTT BROS Tailors Gillette Safety Razor Mt Stripping--Nt Hinlng sssssMBPJaJalaSMBsMil F. B. Harris, Jeweler, 1137 O Street, SPECIAL SELLING AGENT. UNIVERSITY JEWELER k OPTICIAN C. A. tucker JEWELER Dr-S.S-Shean OPTICIAN II23 0 STREET. YELLOW FRONT Ytur PalrMiie Sillcltwl HEFFLEYS MMMKBi ft UNIVERSITY TAILORS and HATTERS I337 p STREET I BUSINESS DIRECTORY 1 Every Loyal Unlverulty Student U arg-ed to pntrnnlxo tlieae Noform- lean ndvertUerfl, and to mention the paper while doing; ao. H 4f :- . t i ATHLJQTIC GOODS-rLawlor. I1ANKS First Trust and Savings. Central National. BAKERIES Dalrymple, Folsom, Pe try. BARBER SHOPS Grand Central, Green's Shops, Marshall, Emmert. s BATH HOUSE Chris'. BOOK STORES COop; Lincoln University. I CAPE Savoy, Windsor, Sams, Dons, Buds. OIGARS-i-Cole & McKonna; Matt'a Place CLEANERS Wood. CLOTHING Parquhar; Magoe & Deo'mof; Mayer Bros.; Sterling. CO A"L Gregory; Whltdbroast. CONFECTIONERY Datryraplo; Lin coln Candy Kitchen; Olympla Candy Co., Rood, Hlrschnor-MorsQ. DANCING- AAT)EMY Lincoln, Pitts'. DENTIST8 Graham; Yungblut. DRESSMAKING Soukup. DRUGGISTS Hlrschnor-Morso, Jer- TV IlfTCB DRY GOODS Horpolshelmer; Miller & Palno. ST FLORISTS Chapln; C. H. Frey. FURNISHINGS Budd;, Magee & Doemer; Mayer Bros.; Sterling. HAIR DRESSER Mrs. Davis; Mme. Ross, Mrs. J. C. Bell. HAIR SPECIALIST Rice. JAPANESE GOODS Akagi. JEWELERS E. -Fleming; Harris; Myors? Tucker, Hallett, Henderson and Hald. LAUNDRIES. Evans; Merchants; Yule. LUNCHEONETTES Tommy, Folsom. Dalrymple, Hlrschnor-Morso. MILLINERY Famous; Nichols. OPTICIANS Hallett; Myers; Shean. PHOTOGRAPHS Blazok, Haydou, Townseffd, Clements. PIANOS Schmoller & Mueller. PRINTERS Georgo Bros.; Simmons. REAL ESTATE Humphrey. RESTAURANTS Bostbn Lunch ; Buds; Camerons; Church; Climax; Dons; Dickinsons; Francis Bros.; Sams, Windsor, Palace Dining Hall. SHINING PARLOR Colo & Mc Konna. SHOES-'-Beckman Bros Cincinnati Hereford & Petty; Rogers & Per kins; Sanderson. SK.IRTS Lincoln Skirt Co. STATIONERY Porter; Rood. SU1TDRIUMS Wobdr. TAILORS Backstrom; Dreshor; El liott; Heffloy; Horzog; Ludwig; Scotch Wollen Mills, Union College Tailors. . THEATERS Jew.ell; Joy-o; Oliver; Lyric, Bijou, Wonderland, Elite. TYPEWRITERS Undorwood. KEYS Thorp. TROUSERS Baker Pants Co. 7Wt BSSsV ' Vf" tH laB VMb! y Clnpeco Shrank Quarter Size.CoIlirl VjA jjj W, . Vn o7oiaeUtid Montrrft Bh'lrtt W M -3 r Pitts' Dancing School Class nights Advanced, Monday; Beginners, Wednesday and Saturday. Social night Friday. Private class every afternoon. MoBt beautiful hall in Lincoln. New location, -1124 N .street. Auto 5241. CINCINNATI OUT PRICE SHOE STORE ' ANDt- -r Eltitrlo ShM Repair Faotory SAVES YOU TIME and - MONEY 1220 b St. - --,,,. r$- "Miss AT-E: ' Soukuft-dresBtnaMngr. Special attention, -given to students. 1136 0 St A.ut0'1737, -. Chapin Bros., florists, -127 So. 12th. KANSAS HUMBLED. (.Continued from paco 1.) al il every seat was taken and ninny spectators wore standing near tho fenco. Tho Nebraska rooters wore lo cated on tho south nido near the west end of tho grandstand section. Tho rooting boforo tho game began was good'jbut It wns continued during tho contest when Nebraska wbb trying to gfvo slgpals and bothered tho Corn buskers yory much. Tho Nebraska teantktckbd on tlrls breach of football otlfluotte but tho rooters rofuscd to stop. Tho Kansans worked tho fa mouso Rack-Chalk yoll until tho cloao of thq ocntest. They also Bang tho "Gang's All Horo and gavo sevoral yells that would hardly bo used by Ne braska rooters. Tho little group of Cornhuskcr aup portors had plenty of opportunities to root and took advantago of thorn, giv ing tho Nebraska yells with . much spirit. A fow minutes boforo threo o'clock the Kansas team appeared on tho field and Was greoted with loud cheers. Tho Cornhuskers ran onto tho flold a rain uto lator and recoivod a "U-U-Unl." "Plajr began at 3:06 o'clock. Nebras ka kicked off. Kansas was forced to punt, however, and Nebraska secured tho ball. On two plays Nebraska car ried it to the Kansas fifteen yard lino whore tho Jayhawkors hold. Wdller tried for a field goal but fallod. 'Fostor kicked out from tho twenty" yard "lino. Nebraska carried the ball down to within a foot of tho Jayhawker goal btft Kansas held. FIvo times tho Corn huskers' took tho ball down within striking distance but each tlmo Wei- lor failed to kick goal. Tho iflrst touchdown camo aftor twenty-six minutes of play. Fostor klckod. tho ball to tho coritor of the field. Weller returned It twenty yards, Kroger made two yards through cen ter and Weller pulled off threo around right end. Weller then got back as If for a-punt but Instead essayed an on- side kick that Coulter, the Kansas back, missed. Harvoy, howover, was tasyt mn-Theun dowthc-y- Ilk right thoro to got tho ball and caught It on the bound, ho ran fiffunn vards and placed It squarely bcrind the goal posts, Score Nebraska 6; Kansas, 0. The second touchdown came five minutes before the close of tho first half. Nebraska had tho ball on her fifty yard lhio. Woller droppod back as though for a punt but instoad pass ed tho ball forward to Minor thirty yards ahead. Kroger made four yards through center and Cooke cut around left end Vpr fifteen. Weller plunged for five and then ten more, placing tho ball ovor the Kansas goal. Weller kicked goal. Score Nebraska, 12; Kansas, 0. . , The Cornhuskers started In tho sec ondahalf with a rush that looked aB though thoy would pile up a big score. Cooke returned the ball fifteen yards on the klckoff. Weller, on a fako kick, made thirty yards around left end. Mfhor made four more but Kansas thdh hbld and Weller klckod. After ten minutes of play Weller klckod a goal frbm the 30 yard line. 'Scuro Nebraska, 16; Kansas, 0. -.t Kansas now braced a little and man aged to, get down to Nebraska's 25 yard lino. "Here I'orter attempted oj drop kick, but It fell short and Cooke ran it back thirty yards. Nebraska was penalized on this return and Wol ler had to kick out from behind IUb own goal line. Ho sent the ball forty fivo yards. Coulter tdok the 'ball . to Nebraska's 1,5 yard lino. Kansas faiiedA to gain and Porter foil back for an other drop kick from tho 25 yavd llne. (Continued on page. 4.) ARE CHAMPIONS. (Continued from Page 1.) Nebraska proved, however, to be n Httlo bit stronger than the flowa Ag gies and practically cinched the cham pionship by winning tho Nobraska AmeB game. Tho title was not cloar until Kansas was laid a,way Saturday. Although tho Jayhawkors had nd chance of getting .the championship; yet it was feared that they might by some trick of fortune dpfeat Nebras ka and spoil the Cornhuskers' hoped of securing a ,clear title to tho cham pionship. Kansas proved to be an easy, victim, howover, and Nebraska had no troublo in- removing thoJas obstacle In her way. - '' u ' LaBt, year tho .championship was held by Ames, who had one of, the strongest, elevens Jn-the, 'wst AVUSEMENTS Oliver Theatre TON1QHT AT 8:15 Quincy Adams Sawyer . PRICES $1.00, 75c, 50c, A 25c. Wed. Mat. and Eve, Nov. 13. ' W. A. WHITECAR -In- AN OLD SWEETHEART OF MINE Mat., 50c and 25c. Night, $1.00 to 25c; Friday Night, Nov., 15. RAH-RAH-RAH. "Just Out of College Pricec $1.00 to tf 25c B- LYRIC THEATRE MATINEE 3 P. M. BVB. 7t45 8c9t09 , PRICES TEN AND TWENTY CENTS DELPEMNO AND DELMORA ILLU8TRATED 80NG STEWART AND COMPANY BIJOU ADVANCED VAUDEVILLE' -7 Mat. at 3 p. m. Evening 7:45 and 0. WONDERLAND .THE PIKER8 DREAM f. AMONG THE REPTILES THE RED MAN'8 WAY PICTURE8QUE BRJTAN THE. AVENGER ROAMING 80NG I Matinits, 2, 3 and 4 p. m. Evinlnjgs,7f 8, 9 and (0 i.m, j ip ADMISSION - IQ GENTS 1 ART FISHER Tho Ckpwboy MWrflo 1 GILROY, HAYNE8 AND MONT GOMERY "Good 8hlp Nancy Lee." NEW MANAGEMENT NEW POLIC POPULAR PRICES Balcony 10 cents, 300 seats reserved 20 cento, boxes 25 cents. Notblrlg higher. Three performances dally. Elite Theatre STREETS IN CANTON f CAUGHTfWJTrt THE GOODS i ' I t NAPLES AND VESUVIUS l -I ' i oniirurnti nnr?Aa ' ' 'I A.GUINEA ENTERTyJNERv x J A HOBO HERO' -riz.-i " )i-5r i a6wt-i ' WHOr OWNS THE PEfin?$ 1 . rA DREAM-fN SEVmtstV s t h j 4 '-