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222 MMMlHt4Mi ;.T.JS,f THE DAILY NEBRASKAN -Att-r ri ftJMMo' r.x n r . 'ibbbK a ii vnaimnn ffuoi' " vJllllllllt & Bros. Linu Largest Manufacturers In the World of Official Athletic Supplies. Foot Ball Basket Ball Ice Skates Hockey Golf 4 Official Implements for all Track and Field Sports. Uniforms for all Athletic 8ports. GYMNA8IUM APPARATU8 Spauldlng's handsomely Illustrated catalogue of all sports contains numerous suggestions. 8ent free anywhere. A. Q. 8PAULDINQ & BR08. Now York Chicago Seattle Business Directory 4 Every Loyal University Student Is urged to patronize these Ne braska advertisers, and t men tlen the paper while doing so. BANKS Central National; First Truut and Savings. BAKERIES Folsoni. BATH HOUSE Chris', Elovonlh and P. book stores-co-op; Porter's; Univer sity. CIQAR8 Colo & McKcnna. CLEANERS niumenthal. CLOTHING Fnrquhar; Mageo & Deom or; Mayer Bros.; Palaco Clothing Co.; Spclcr & Simon. COAL Gregory; Whitebreast. CONFECX10NARY . Lincoln Candy. Kitchen. DANCING ACADEMYS Pitts; Lincoln. DENTIST8 . f J. It. Davis; YoungbluL DRY GOODS Horpolsholinei'; Miller & Palno. DRUGGI8T8 Higgs. ENGRAVERS Cornell. FLORIST8 Chapin Bros.; C. H. Froy. FURNISHINGS Budd; Fulk: Magoe & Deomor; Mayer Bros.; Pal aco Clothing Co.; Spolor & Simon. GROCERIES Capital Grocery Co. HATTERS Budd; Fulk; Unland ICE CREAM Collin Ice Cream Co.; Cameron's; John Wright's. JEWELERS Hallott; Tucker..' LUNCHEONETTES Folsom. LAUNDRIES Evans; Merchants. OPTICIANS ' Shean. PRINTERS George 3ro8.; Simmons. RESTAURANTS Boston Lunch.; Cameron's. SHOES Beckman Bros.; Branth wnlto; Budd; Cincinnati Shoe Store; Sandersons; nosers & Perkins; Petty; Hereford. SKIRTS Tile Skirt Store. TAILORS Elliott Bros.; Herzog; Lud wig; Marx; College Tail ors; Scotch" Woolen MIHb. THEATERS Lyric; Majestic; Oliver: Elite, TYPEWRITERS Lincoln Typewriter 'Ex change. PATRONIZE YOUR FRIENDS-OUR ADVERTISERS THREE BIG DATES SET CHICAGO TO PLAY MINNESOTA, WISCONSIN AND CORNELL. BAOGEfiS CLOSE MAROON SEASON Final Football Game Next Fall Be tween These 8chools Scheduled for Saturday, November 20, on Marshall Field. CHICAGO, Jan., 10. Director A. A. Stagg of the University or Chicago hro!u a few records in his football correspondence school yoHtordny by ar ranging the dates of IiIh three major gridiron games fop next fall. After a telegraphic conference with his "big three" confereH, he announced that Chicago would meet Minnesota at Min neapolis, October 110, Cornoll at Ithaca November III, nnd Wisconsin at Marsh all Held November 20. rile maroon coach had feared these Important dates would take most of the woek to arrange, but a final wire from Coach Harry Williams of Min nesota last night cleared up the tangle. rhe gopher coach agreed to the Oc tober :I0 d"te and the Cornell and Wisconsin dates thereby wen- auto matically set, the schedule having de pended on (lie attitude of Minnesota. Game Here for Title Possible. Acordlng to the arrangement of the maroon schedule. Wisconsin and Chi cago may meet again in the champion ship game on the final Saturday of the football year. As Chicago will meet Minnesota and Minnesota will meet the badgers before November 20, the football situation will be ripe for n championship struggle, as the maroon rooters see it from this distance. The only unfortunate circumstance connected with the gridiron revival, ac- toidiug to the maroon enthusiasts, 1h the fact that Chicago must meet Wisconsin only one week after playing Cornell at Ithaca. The possible effects of the hard eastern game and the long trip are feurcd at the midway, espe cially os the maroon contingent counts the badgers of greateY importance than the Ithacans, from the "big ejght" standpoint. Illinois on Schedule Again. In addition to tfie three dates Coach Stugg announced that Illinois would be on the Clilcngo schedule next fall. While no contract oxlsts between the two schools, the authorities have a verbal agreement to meet each other. It is probable the Illinois game will be dated tor October 21! at Marshall Held, the Saturday before the maroon gopher battle. Coach Stugg declared the rest of the mnioon schedule could not be guessed at before Saturday's meeting of the mnioon board of physical culture and athletic control. The rooters are in clined to believe that Northwestern, Purdue and possibly Indiana also will be on the list.' GREEK COURSES OFFERED. The department of Greek history nnd literature offors the following Want - Ads AJvortisements for the want ad coluinu should bo loft at the business office, basement Administration Bldg., betweon 10 a. m. and 12 m., or be tween 2 p. m. and 5 p. m. ' i Cash must accompany all orders for want ads, at the rate of 10 cents per Insertion for every fifteen words or fraction thereof for the first inser tion; three insertions 25 cents; five Insertions 40 cents. FOR 8ALE. Due bill tor salo oh an up-to-date tailor, at 25 per cent discount. See Nobraskan manager. G3dh-tf FOUND. FOUND Ladles' small silver watch. Call at Nobraskan ofTlco and pay for nd. C8-th-34 LOST Valuable general notebook. Return to Edwin G. Davis. 75-tf LOST Swan fountain pen? between Chem. Lab, and 16th St. on S. Re turn to this office. tt-74-37 LOST Friday, a pair or black kid gloves, Return to Nebraskan office and receive reward. lt-74-36 -- LOST A bunch ., of kevs. finder please return to the Nobraskan office. 2t-79-89 courses open tp all students during tho second semester, 1008-09. Course 2b. Greek' In English This course is based primarily on the study of Eng lish words derived from tho Greek, with speclnl reference to modern liter ary and scientific terms. It Is intend ed primarily for those students who desire to obtain, in one semester, a fair knowledge of the Greek elements In our own language. Tho course may also servo as a preparation for course :i. No previous knowledge of Greek Is required. Five hours' attendance. Five hours' credit. Dally at 2 p. m. U. 201. Course 26. A Trip to Greece During the sec ond semester Professor Lees will again conduct a class through "A Trip to Greece." Tho itinerary will follow the routes pursued by him during two tours of Greece taken In former years. The aim of the course will be to pre sent clearly to the student the appear ance of Greece ns It Is today; Its topography, architecture, theaters, temples, etc., explained by lectures and illustrated by lantern views. Ono hour attendance. One hour credit. Tuesdays at 3 p. m. Course in Zoology. The Department of Zoology offers a beginners' course in Zoology the sec ond semester. This courso, Zool. A., covers the same ground as Zool. I and II, a yenr's work in ono semester. Class meets dally 10 a. m., N. 210. Five hours' credit. MORE THAN 70 ORDER HEADGEAR Juniors Soon to Appear in Their Nlffty Bulldog Caps. Over seventy members of the junior class have already made tho deposit of 2iie and placed their order with the committee for the official head gear. The ehiBB cap is the blue "bull dog" type with gold numerals. It sells for "0c. An original deposit of 2oc Is ob tained In order that each person may be sure of getting the proper size and to Insure the committee that the cap will be purchased on Its arrival. All gentlemen members of the class who are expecting to securo a cap are urged to see a committeeman at once as there will be only one ordef, which will be placed with the furnisher on Thursduj noon, January 21, 1909. The committee is Ezra Dltterline, Carl Hutchinson, Fred Hoffman, Frank Wheelock. Tho Minnesota Dally Is objecting to the misuse of the study room. Purdue has just dedicated a new agricultural experiment station build ing. There is much talk of a non-fratern-Ity-freshmen athletic organization at Iowa. Twenty-five are practicing Tor the male chorus at Indiana. The Minnesota fucnlty has definite ly voted down a proposition for grant ing credit for work In the university publication nnd on tho glee club. Stngg is crying for a biggor squad for the freshman track team. At pres ent only fifteen are out. Iowa's track prospects are roported to be better than usual this year. The Purdue athletic association oloc ted its oflleeralast wook. Tho election was held in a business meoting. It also voted to grant a "P" to any man getting a first of second in a con ference cross country. r . The inter-society debate for tho uni versity championship will soon bo hold at Iowa. Tho Indiana freshmen are striving earnestly to got tholr class caps in time for tho Founder's Day oxamlnn tlon. ' The rules for freshmen, at Cornoll have been revised. No underling can now attend tho Junior prom there, nor sit In a box In the Lyceum theater. 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