, ! "J". "WT-n
'miimmiimiimH)Kmmimm
ill in ii ii m imam i iimym liiiDiinMlwMimMiiwiiiinlMMiniliLiiiiitniiirin.(nmn
.lip mi inn iiiiiliT1
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
I
&
I
m
7
The Essential Fall Coat
There is no question about the practi
cability of a cravenette as a fall coat
It has every good feature of a light
weight top coat with the protective
feature added. It is away in the lead
as a popular garment and grows more
so each season. Not only very fine
black fabrics are being shown, but
nobby colors in handsome new models
are very much in demand. We have
never shown so many styles nor bet
ter values than right now at
$12.50, $15, $18 and $20
MAGEE & DEEMER
Kensington Clothes They Fit
O OffiO000000Ok500SO0)0000000500 o
H
Student Tickets
FOR GIRLS AS WELL AS BOYS
Admits You to All Athletics for $3.oo
ON SPILE AT-
Unl Trensu rer s Office
Co-Op and Y. 7V . C. f .
i
8
9
5
6 SOLD TO STUDENTS ONLY
V
$ Section Reserved for Girls' Rooting Squad
BRYAN AT UNIVERSITV
GREAT COMMONER TO ADDRE88
STUDENTS DURING CAMPAIGN.
FIRST COLLEGE HOUR
RECEPTION FOR MEN AND WOMEN
IN MEMORIAL HALL TODAY.
WILL BE WEEKLY SOCIAL EVENT
WIIL SPEAK IN MEMORIAL HALL
Bryan and Kern Club Open Permanent
Headquarters In the Temple
Music Hall Will Be Deco
rated for Club.
n oyoyoMoyoac
INJURIES WEAKEN TEAM.
(Continued on Pago 4)
or ovon from Grhinoll? iho continued
apparent lndlfferonco of tho men be
gins to blight our hopoa for a succobb
ful Hcuson. Tho fact that a lino made
up of lettor men is not imprognablo,
has boon ropoatcdly demonstrated this
wook, and it Is to bo hoped that some
of tho voteranB will take a braco by
Saturday and will put up tho gamo
which they are allogod to bo capable
of putting up. At prosont tho scrubs
arc away ahoad of tho 'varsity in the
manner in which thoy got into tho
game; thoy exhibit some Ufo, vim and
spirit and the quicker tno regulars
absorb somo of it tho soonor thoy
will be able offoctually to maintain
Nobraska's football prestige.
BRYAN'8 NAME CHEERED.
(Continued from Page 1)
porch campaign, but this wasn't satis
factory and bo Taft was sent to tho
front. Even this was not satisfactory
and bo Roosovolt jumped in. Lastly,
Governor Hughes was sent out. Gov
ernor Hughes criticized several of
Bryun's Ideas, but ho offered no reme
dies for known abusos. The reason Is
that Mr. Hughes is n destructive
statesman and Bryan is a constructive
statesman.
Fortune favored tho second year
men of Coo In their tug-of-war Sop
tombor 18.
UNIVER8ITY BULLETIN.
OCTOBER.
Friday 9. Informal dance at Fraterni
ty hall.
Saturday 10. Football, Nebraska vs.
Grinnoll, at Antolope Park..
Tuesday 13. Convocation, Professor
Guernsey Jones, "Tho Olympic
Games."
October 20. Convocation, Doan Chas.
E. Fordyco, "The Touchers' Col-logo."
SPECIALSALE
COLGATE & CO. TOILET PREPARATIONS
Wo purchased from Colgate & Co, the completo lino of their prepara
tions as exhibited during the state fair. The assortment includes a full
package of almost every article this great firm manufactures. Most of
tho articles are staplo such as wo. sell 'every day while others are unusual
and seldom found on sale except "in large cities. Perfumes, Toilot
Waters, Talcums, Tooth Powders and Toilot Soups are .all Included.
Tho sale has been on for a -week and Saturday will be tho last day.
ABOUT PRICE8
Each drtlclo In the line Is bolng sold byus during this sale at the
lowest price pormlttcd by Colgate & Co. Wo quote a fow prices:
50c glycerine for 42c bottle.
35c' glycerine for 23c bottle.
20c glycerine for 15c bottle.
25c shaving stick for 18c box.
50c shampoo mixture for 42c bot.
25c shampoo mixture for 23c bot.
$1.00 bottle perfume for 75c bot.
$1.50 bottle perfume for $1.00 bot
TRIAL PACKAGE FREE
Each purchaser Saturday will be given free of charge a choipe of the
following ltomB:
Trial size bottle Colgate's Perfume. ' .
Trial size bottle Colgate's Toilet Water.
Trial size package Colgate's Coles 8oap.
Trial size can Colgate's Talcum Powder.
Trial size stick Colgate's Shaving Soap.
OVER A THOU8AND 8AMPLE8 TO GIVE AWAY
UNIVERSITY PIN8 AND BR00CHE8
' We bare a very complete lino of University Stick Pins, Brooches and
Hat Pins in storling silver, enameled in State University colors.
They come Jn diamond, round and pennant shapes.
PRICE8 25c, 35c AND 50c
State University Seals In French gray or gold finish In the form of
brooches, at 35c, 50c and 75c.
Miller $ Paine
50c bulk perfume for 25c oz.
$1.00 bulk perfume for $1.00 oz.
75c toilet Water for 50c bottle.
$1.00 toilet water for 74c bottle.
50c toilet water for 38c bottle.
75c bay rum for 66c bottle.
50c ,bay rum for 42c bottle.
25c dental cream for 20c bottle.
The Bryan and Kern club of the
University of Nebraska have at last
definitely announced that William J.
Bryan, democratic candidate for the
presidency, will speak to university
students next Monday afternoon. At
first there wa8 considerable doubt as
to whether or not Mr. Bryan could
find time during the rush of his cam
paign to speak to tho studentB of the
university, but the announcement set
tles tliis point.
Mr. Bryan was Interviewed by a
committee of the Bryan and Kern
club after his return from Havelbck
last Monday evening, just as ho was
preparing to leave for D&a Moines.
He expressed his Interest In tho uni
versity and declared that he would
be glad to give the committee an
hour of his time. Ho even permitted
them to cIioobo the time and place of
the meeting.
In Memorial Hall.
According to present arrangements
the meeting will be held at five
o'clock next Monday afternoon In
Memorial Hall." It was originally
planned to hold tho meeting in the
Temple Theatre, but this would not
hold near so many people and would
not be as satisfactory in any way.
Many extra seats can be put into
Memorial Hall bo that it will hold
at loast a thousand "people.
The proposition of holding a big
open air demonstration was for a
time considered, but many considera
tions causod tho committee to reject
the Idea. In the first nlace no nart
of the campus Is well adapted for
such a mooting. Then, too, it would
be much harder for Mr. Bryan, and
would force all those who wished to
hear him to stand in a crowd.
Tho final arrangements lor tho
meeting are rapidly being made. It
Lhas already been decided that all four
o'clock classes will be dismissed.
oProfessor Howard will preside at the
mooting and introduce tho speaker.
V New Rooms Secured.
The democrats of tho university
liave secured Music Hall of tho Tom-
pie as a 'permanent headquarters. It
will be decorated and will be opon
for. tho uso of tho club at all times.
The Bryan and Kern club formally
opened tholr headquarters' last even
ing when Frederick Shepherd, presi
dent of tho Lincoln Bryan club, and
Judge A. S; Tlbbots made addresses.
Promoters Are Trying to Establish a
Club Where 8tudents and Mem
bers of Faculty May Come
Together Regularly.
The first College Hour will be held
this afternoon from 4:30 to 6 o'clock
in tho reception room of Memorial
Hall. Both men and women students
and members of the faculty are In
vited to attend this opening Boclal
of the year. Light refreshments will
be served.
The College Hour 1b an inovatlon at
Nebraska, and Is being Introduced by
Dean MrB. Barkley and several of
the Y. W. C. A. ladles. It takes the
place of the Friday teas that were
given In other years, but Is different
fiom them In the one marked respect
that the members of both Boxes arc
to attend. Not only are the men in
vited tills vear, but other changes will
be made. 'The College Hour is to bo
much wider In Its scope than the
traditional teas of days gone by. it
is to be more than a place where
a few men and women can go to alp
up tea. The women are going
to mako it a place where the men
will want to go and that frequently.
Plans for Future.
As the university women are now
l-lannlng, tho future will see somo
club rooms fitted up In fine style In
the Temple, where tho students may
collect at various times to rest and
dlsciiBs topics. Here the light ro
ll eshments will bd served on fre
quent occasions. And here also will
probably be a place where those who
are so inclined may enjoy a nuiet
smoke. If the present plans carry,
many little conveniences will be
placed at the disposal of tho students
before many months. When these
things come to pass tho College Hour
will probably give way to the Col
lege Club.
Those who originated the plan of
the College Hour have had in mind
the College Club, and will mako a
great effort to have the movement of
this latter organization taken defi
nite shape. It has been pointed out
that a College Club would have about
It a traditional college atmosphere,
and would be a place to which the
old "gradB" both boys and girls-
could wander into when they returned
for a visit to the university. It would
be a place that would seem like homo
to the returning Btudents.
One Each Week.
For the present time the College
Hour will be conducted each week at
Memorial hall and all students and
members of tho faculty will bo wel
comed. With a little encouragement
the College Hour Is expected to grow
into the College Club.
fair weather. Then they ran into a
terrific West Indian hurricane.
All Thursday night the stanch lit
tle vessel scudding along in the wind
under bare poles was- tossed about
like a cork by huge waves. When
day broke Friday the wind was howl
ing and tho storm had greatly in
creased In Intensity. Twice the ves
sel was almost completely overturned.
It was a terrifying experience for
all on board. Later In tho day as
the vessel was pounding along in
heavy seas Us mainmast wont by
tho board and the foremast broke off
about twenty feet from the dock, lit
tering It with a mass of cordage,
broken spars, and adding now ter
rors to tho situation.
In this condition the Mayflower was
sighted Saturday morning by the
steamer Advance of the Panama rail
road line which halted and endeav
ored to give aid. Until Sunday morn
ing this vessel lay to, but owing to
high seaB was unable to approach
near enough to put out a boat or
give any assistance. Tho Advance
steamed on its way to Now York.
Just as it seemed their vossol would
founder, the steamship Ran, bound
from Daiquiri to Baltimore, hove Into
sight, but like the Advance, was un
able to launch a boat. She did, how
over, try to get a line abroad tho dis
abled vessel. In each case the line
fell Bhort. Then the captain of the
Ran signaled he would stand by.
Sunday afternoon tho Hippolyte Du-
mols, laden with bananas from Port
Antonio, Jamaica, to Baltimore,
steamed up and Joined the Ran. By
skillful manipulation Captain Daniel
sen brought the Hippolyte and DumoiB
to the windward of tho Mayflower,
and by a well directed shot a lino
was sent flying across the forward
deck of the little vessel.
A lifebuoy was launched, and man
after man was dragged across to
safety to the steamer's deck.
Business Directory
Every Loyal University 8tudent
is urged to patronize these No
braskan advertisers, and to men
tion the paper while doing so.
BANKS Central National; First
Trust and Savings.
BARBER SHOPS Green's Shops.
BAKERIES Folsom.
BATH HOUSE Chris', Eleventh and
P.
Porter's;
-Cole & McKenna; Wolfe &
HARVARD MEN CHEAT DEATH.
The cross country team of Syracuse
university reported yesterday after
noon and was taken on a long run.
Nearly fifty men started and from
time to time others followed the
course laid out by the advance team.
Five Students and Crew Rescued In
Furious Gale.
Baltimore, Md., Oct. 7. Flvo sol
diers of fortune and seven sailors
they took out with them to hunt for
sunken gold were brought safely to.
port today In the Norwegian steam
ship Hippolyte Dumols, after being
shipwrecked and buffeted by waves
almost mountain high in the Atlantic
ocean, about 200 miles east of Wat
ling's island.
The fortune hunters are five Har
vard men and in the old yacht May
flower they embarked, expecting to
find treasure In a sunken Spanish
galleon in the Caribbean sea, but the
vessel, which becamo a total wreck,
is' now tossing a derelict in the At
lantic. Tho; modern argonauts are:
Q. H. Scull, Boston; R. A. Derby,
New York; S. H. Noyes, Newport, R.
I.; Hayden Richardson, New York,
and S. S. Boylston, Baltimore;
The party of five adventurers who
had long planned to make . tho trip
sailed from Now York on the old
Mayflower which had been converted
Into an auxiliary power launch, Until
last Thursday night they encountered
BOOK STORES Co-Op;
University.
CIQARS-
Co.
CLEANERS Blumenthal; H. Smith;
Weber.
CLOTHING Baker Pants Co.; Magee
& Deomer; Mayer Bros.; Palace
Clothing Co.; Spolor &Simon.
COAL Gregory.'
DANCING ACADEMY Pitt's.
DENTISTS J. R. DaviB; YoungbluL
DRY GOODS HerpolBhelmer; Miller
& Paine.
DRUGGISTS Rlggs.
FLORISTS Chapln Bros.; .0. H.
Froy.
FURNISHINGS Budd; Fulk; Magee
& Deomer; Mayer Bros.; Palace
Clothing Co.; Spoir & Simon.
HATTERS Budd; Fulk.
JEWELERS Hallett; Tucker.
LUNCHEONETTES Folsom.
LAUNDRIES Evans; Merchants.
OPTICIANS Shean.
PRINTERS George BroB.; Simmons.
RESTAURANTS Boston Lunch;
Cameron's.
BtiuiiiH uocKmpnx BroB.; Brainth
waite; Buddjfctaciftfiatl Shoe Store;
Sanderson.
SKIRTS Tho Skirt Store.
TAILORS-Elllott Bros.; Herzog; Lud
wag; Marx; H. Smith.
THEATERS Lyric; MaJeBtic; Oliver.
TYPEWRITERS Lincoln Typewriter
Exchange.
PATRONIZE YOUR
FRIENDS-
ADVERTISERS
V
w9
'
