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, v HAIAvjVF r;--!--.--T.-ia DAIEY NEBRASKAN - -1 -V j ---: ' " -r M jvjt AMES IS JTORMIOABLE 8ATURDAY8 GAME IN OMAHA Will be a hard one. PATENTED BAND jND BOS oM . i DOES 'jtsifr Vvifc. Drill ' C. H. Frdy, fiprlBt, 1133 0 St. Captain Jamos Harvoy went to Wil TRYOUTS fOR CROSS-COIMRY bur to vote. Eat at John Wright's, Eleventh. Preliminaries for Chooilng th,e Cross- Country Team Will Be Held Today at 4 O'clock Start Ii at Twelfth and 8 Sts. THAT'S ALL 114 South i!))Campu8) E (jleanings m Shoes r ' Y v r il i inn hhami x v ... i t t TCrlcynt Mnwnl wnnf TlnntilnA - i 1 I Hjl7 ABSOLUTELY NO BULGE ' tFit'a a paitnUd tmm'm. a . " FULL DRESS SHIRT UrfUd Skirt & CcIW Co., (Mtbrt) Tr.7N.Y. OLIVER THEATRE TONIGHT, THUR. & THUR. MAT. top O Th' World, Ore f1,b0. Bal $1 & 75c. nBal BOc. FRI., 8AT. & 8 AT. rJAT., NOV. 6-7. "The Alaskan" Eve $1.50 to 50c. Mat $1.00 to 50c; MONDAY NIGHT, NOV. 9. V Tim Murphy ADVANCED VAUDEVILLE w, Operated In Conjunction with the pRPHEUM 'CIRCUIT EVERY NIGHT AT 8:15 1,00 8EAT8 AT 15c and 25c WEEK OF NOVEMBER 2 EDWIN KEOUGH & CO. In "A BIT OF BLARNEY." NOVELTY DANCING' FOUR Headed by JOHNNY J. HUGHE8. HARRY KRATON A. CO.. Presenting ' "A DAY IN HOOPVILLE." MR. LEO FILLIER The Russian Violinist .' ' RICE AND ELMER The Chinaman and Rube A COMEDY TRIPLE BAR ACf , FERN AND MACK Eccentric Comedians CLEONE PEARLE FELL Comedienne and Dancer VIA8COPE MAJE8TIC ORCHE8TRA MAT TUE8., THUR8.& FRI. 2:15 ELITE 1329 "O" 8treet, ELITE II 1330 "O" 8treet. LATE8T AND BE8T Moving Pictures IN THE CITY. The Man9ment. extends a cordial Inv.lwitipnof every University of Nebraska, .student. . ADMISSION 5 CENTS. Change of Program Mom and Thur. r i 'i .,t G. R.AOLP&COi CIQAR$, TOBACCO A PJPS tj'.O'i- '- 119 North lllh St., i'aSS PHONE '843 Llttll Block i-u.1. i-i '" ll' ' L.4l. WERZ0G THE WiTO!IlWgPpl The finest work done and pricoa right 1330 O St'. Unoolrii TYPEWR P t- UNCOiN1 TYPEWRITER 'EXCHANGE doy to vote. Flno shoos. Beckmnn Bros 1107 O BtreotX V ' "ProceodlngSA. I. E. E.," August, 1908, Mr. Dean. "Proceedings A. I. E. E." Prof. G. H. Morso. "Conservation of Power Resources," by H. St. Clair Putnam. Why not take your bath at Chris' bath house, Eleventh and P streets? Phi Delta Phi will hold an initiation today. Pifteon anen will bo Initiated. The Alpha Tau held a meeting last week and voted two now .members 4'n. Have your clothes pressed at Weber's Sultorium. Cor. 11th and O. Seniors should order caps and gowns as soon as posslblo at the Uni. Book Store. "High Potential Underground Trans mission," by Mr. Junkerfeld and E. O. Schweitzer. t Green's barber shopB, Tho Club house and' Cole-McKenna, 1132 O. That's all. Mother's Dining Hall. Good home cooking. Prices from one cent up. 308 So. Eloventh St. All Interested are invited to attend. The chemistry club meets tonight at 8 o'clock in the chemistry lecture room. y If you want to make a present which can't be duplicated send "her" a Delamothe Real Roso Hat Pin no two are alike. You can buy tho gpnuino at HALLETT, Rilittrd Opttmitrlst 1143 0 Estibllshtd 1871 C. J. Frankforter will give a lecture on "Acetylene" and "Acetylldcs." lllus- trated by experiments. Everyone is Invited to attend. ' was on the side lines, yet, hampered The first regular meeting of A. I. as they were, they were able todofeat E. -E. will be hold this evening at the Missouri tigers by tho decisive 7:30 p. m. in M .106. Tho following score of 16 to 0. Compaflng this with program will ije given; tho Iowa-Missouri, contest two weeks ? earlier, when the Hawkeyes wore Openlnf'Hpp of Omaha-High; Sohool .liumbled .10 to 5, It Is evident that the? tq bo held' atARomd ball room at Oma- - Aggies have a much stronger aggroga hft, Saturday evening, NovomDer 1, tion than Mack Catlln's Iowa City 1908, at, 8 o'clodk. Night 46f 'Amos- bunch. Nebraska gamo. Admission Ucketsi Ame8 jB rop0rted to have been may be secured .from Randall CurUs. weakened seriously by " the loss of Admission ?i.ou. w5-4 UNIVERSITY BULLETIN. November. Wednesday, Nov. 4 ' Crosscountry try-puts 4 p. m Start and' finish at, 12th ,and S Btreets. Thursday, 5. Dramatic cjub social at Dramatic club grooms, Temple, 8 p. m. ' . Saturday, 14.T-KdnBas-Nebraska foot ball gamo! ; Saturday, 1,--Hastlngs-NBbraBka foot ball ganjg.. . ' T Thursday, 26.VWabash-NebraBka foot ball game. ' Thanksgiving tccobb, begins, v . T ' December. Saturday, 2. Carllsl'Indlans-Nebraa-' ' ka ' football fc'ame. ' "f. SyracusoV has published a book of The complete, title 1b 'A buncli of BcngB;compoedlforlJt1ueThuBk;y-runged loyalliU' of dy'racuBo) uhivfat8lty. ?1 Wb h'arung vfjtU fnMf W M" & Carlisle game." Cornhusker practice was hold at the stato farm laBt night. Tho 'varsity men arb gradually recovering from tho bruises and strains which thoy have been nursing slnco tho Iowa gamo, and last evening they were ablo to participate In a comparatively llvoly signal practice. The regulars are, of course, not yet able to do any sorlmmago work, and they will probably do very Httlo of It this week. Tho condition in which Saturday's gamo with' tho Hawkc'yos loft thorn would prevent their going in for scrimmage work boforo Thursday, and a vigorous scrimmage so lato in tho week as that would bo extremely dangorous. It is "King" Colo's deslro to have his pupils in as nearly perfect condition as Is posslblo when Satur day rolls around and consequently he will -allow them to do nothing which might put them out of shape for tbjo great Omaha gamo. If the regulars aro allowed to scrimmage at all the work will vory probably bo light and opon play will prevail. Coach Elliott attonded, tho game between Ames and tho Missouri Tigers at Columbia Jast week. Ho had his eyes open and nothing which tho Ag gies pulled off in tho way of foxy or freak formations escaped bis atten tion. Elliott Fears Ames. The assistant coach Is of tho opinion that the contest with the Iowa "soil ticklerB" next Saturday will bo tho hardest one on Nebraska's schedule not oven excepting tho one with the famous Carlisle Indians in Docomber. Ho says that tho Amofl-Mlssourl con test did .not reveal Ames' full strength. Just as the Nebraska-Iowa contest did not disclose some of the Cornhuskors' best plays, Notwithstanding the fact that tho Ames, Aggies were restricted in tho plays they were at "liberty to uso by the, knowledge of tho fact that the assistant coach of tho CornhuakerB , three of their Btnr, nlavora: namolv. Jeanson, quarterback; Roppert, full- backhand Brugger, rjght tackle, Thoso three men, who ,have starred In Amos football 'lot several years, Wqro dis qualified by the eligibility committee 0f the MisBqur.l Yallpy Conference. DoubtlpBa .this, presented a temporary difllculty to tho Amos coach liutj udg lig from tho class of, football tho Ag gies have put up against Minnesota and Missouri, tU. Places 'of these men arp Jjeing effectually filled by ijoggan, E, Lambert arid Wllmaft Th'e'wprk of Uio, Vmea "team is apparently ,aa goqd as It jwa befpro thoso mon.worp remoypa; ai any rate H; can not op denied at the, Aggjps are a tormld; aj)lb fop and opponents jyhp may well "be feared. - - .."'. , 'miter W. SJtnhl iybo .has bppn lat ifour years, has'reslgned hls -posit tioh 'atfd Glenn MalHco, wio, was s1: slltaut manager, has been elected 'to fill the vacancy. The regulation Tdn Drill Shoes in Mayer Bros. SuperiorHJuality priced at $3.50 and $4. MAYER BROS: Head to Foot Clothiers 0QOO&O0QO00O0OOC0060O00OOQ0090QO 75c L.et the kan nvo Ivlilo root ball Number. SUBSCRIBE o o To Play at Kansas City. Tho annual Missouri-Kansas Thanks giving day football gamo will bo play- L; ed this year in Kansas City. Tho .location of thp gamo was de cided at a meeting, .of represontatlvcB of Missouri and Kansas universities and the owner of tho park at which tho game will be played. A contract was signed for the use of the park on Thanksgy.ing day tor, thp nojet (flvo years. Eithqr of tjipxtwounlyorsitlqs or the owner of thoyparkmayroak thp cpntract. If notice Is given to the other parties in advance, Mu, Phi Delta, a musical fraternity, has takeni lta place among: theQre.pk letter societies at Minnesota. The fra ternity was founded b'itf, BtlmmerA by stnSena al alumni, of 'the junfverBitjj and .cpnalBta pfr both men and .women, among whom aro the best musical talent at Minnesota. - - .t f- Jl i. . i )ii ,'iu .i. .. President; Whpolpr of- California' has prepared a "plan whereby', the urilver siyt Iflto caro for many of tho'slclc qV San Francisco. Tljift. uiiryersity hospital will take 'all cases except contngloutj or Incurable, diseases, and ifyeedlcaV student's oif, the .unlvprBlty, will assist In attending them. ., , ,. ' At.last Nebraska Is coming ntp line. Tho board, of regonU hayo recently made prdylsiott fdr'thdempldyment of the campus, at thp .uhlyprf Uy and also at the state farm. . ' 1 . t .. . ': t i ''. ,' ..,,'' ' '.' V' J "" ' '" .' V ' ' f a ;-;. 'J'.-: .-, it -4 , I i . I ,1 I 'I ' . . . m l iM ;j l k. ' Mi ' '': ; - ' ' . f S , . o usoena iou Daily Jftebras till peb; tor 75c " fril'A NQVV T M -7fftwp4u - , mf. J - - ..r. -. 4 .wt,f M.-.p A'mvtKM'WM i-ft'.m-.'JLm - 'SH m i. 'IJJ-'riHBJ 'SSI BBJ mm A new-system ot roarklngV.byjwhich .. It is 'planned to make At impoflMble t'for a. student Jo, slide through 5. the iuhlvorslty 'by'"barely passing ineack f 7'i Y."i ..'. '."' i '- 2 any 'uy nareiy pasBingr in eacR "".viewBSws ?sy .VViUMsu .tuiB'rr .at Qhlcago. Accordlngto the now mothoda student must feavo anav'er hgogradenot"l'owor5than O,-which: i& a higher mark than In. tho old scale flB entitled to a degree. In effect the now Bfchemp raleoa tho standard for ;work necessary .fprgra,dua.tfon,, r v v The basehall team of tho University of Washington has recently returned dom. were, , plax4drr jki contemplatiB from, a long sqjourn. In Japan, where tburrof HarflH was given .Unrbflcaus' - I -v :; - - . v" v Several of the senior girls of the MlB86airUunlyersityhavAieditedL8,.ltr , tie .nana book conuining-ur,the Misr well as Wegeneralvbrftet'ls free tp ..!, ,( jnlttae has bjntdcMj, Ul BtuMgrtUwi h HnV"pr&iBlon aft A tacneMt'ltKeiysin jjWtli bni.v, TlieaflWSniveW ' M wpn...a,re .pnntsiaejrjf ?lttf"T J fretihmenx.riaes.' .lAcpafwjI.ng cpnw b iiacuuyaH-ipeWim'.1 " ' rtogether ah'V1serrtti4l so' td" bf ffaVWtnVPilVpl?5fses U. ,'; i H t i , I i i t I ' & . r;i Ly . '.
