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FyTtfszjn n , THE DAILY NEBRASKAN DIRECTORY. Business Directory -Every loyal University studont 1b urgod to patron lzo thoao Nobrnsknn ndvortlBorB, ond to mention tho Nobrnskan whllo do ing BO. m BANKS First Trust & Savings BAKERIES Hj Folsom K BARBER SHOPS H Croon's B BATH HOUSES j Chris'. I BOOK STORES H Co-op. R Unlvorlsty j CLEANERS Hj J. C Wood & Co. I; Wobor'B Suitorlum. K CLOTHING K Farquhar nj Magoo & Doomor m Mayor BroB. M Palaco Clothing Co. M Spolor & Simon Armstrong Clothing Co. I COAL I Gregory Whltobroast I CONFECTIONERY ' Lincoln Candy Kitchen Tommy I DANCING ACADEMY I Lincoln DENTISTS J. R. Davis. I DRY GOODS I Millor & Palno I Rudgo & Guonzol I DRUGGISTS I RiggB I ENGRAVERS Cornell I FLORISTS C. H. Froy I Frey & Froy I FURNISHINGS I Budd t Fulk B Magoo & Doomor I Mayer Bros. E Palace Clothing Co. R Rudgo & Guonzol Spolor & Simon I Armstrong Clothing Co. I HATTERS I Budd 1 Fulk I Unland 1 Armstrong Clothing Co. i . Mageo & Doomor I Mayor Bros. I Palaco Clothing Co. I Rudgo & Guonzol I Spolor & Simon I ICE CREAM I Franklin Ico Croam Co. I JEWELERS I Hallott I Tucker LAUNDRIES Evans OPTICIANS Shean PHOTOGRAPHERS Towrisond PRINTERS Goorgo Bros. Simmons Van Tlno RESTAURANTS Boston Lunch Cameron's Y. M. C. A. Spa RAINCOATS Goodyear Raincoat Co. SHOES Armstrong Clothing Co. Bookman Bros. Budd Men's Bootory Rogers & Perkins Mayor Bros. Miller & Paine SKIRTS Skirt Store TAILORS E1116tt Bros. ' Gregory Horzog THEATERS Lyrlo . i1 Oliver ' . ' ; . TYPEWRITERS Cf Lincoln Typewriter Ex. Underwood Typewriter Co. MINNESOTA TAKING NO CHANCES WITH AMES GOPHER 8QUAD KEEP8 UP 8TIFF PRACTICE FOR NEXT GAME. FIRST DEATH OF GRIDIRON SEASON High School Player In Pennsylvania Dlco Frm Kick In the Stom ach Yale Getting Down to Work. Minneapolis, Oct. G. Dr. Williams, ond his assistants at the University of Mlnnosota are taking no chances on tho Amos game next Saturday prov ing an oasy contost. On the contrary tho membors of tho gopher football squad aro Doing sent through tho usu al stiff practice each night. It Is felt that while Amos will bo conquered next Saturday, tho farmors from Iowa will put up a much bottor defense thnn did Iowa last Saturday. If this proves true tho gophers will wolcomo It, for they want to test their offonso on a strong team before going into tho big games later In tho sea son. Thoro Is considerable work to bo dono before tho big games ,and Wil liams and tho other coaches were kept busy today endeavoring to overcome tho faults discovered Saturday. Con siderable attention la being paid to tho kicking department for here Minneso ta is nono too strong. Boy Is Dead. Pottsvillo, Pa., Oct. 0. Robert Mil llngton, tho football player of tho lo cal high school olovon who was In jured in a game at Shamokln, Pa., Saturday, with tho high school team of that city, died yesterday afternoon. It was found that tho boy had boon threatened with an attack of appondl cllls and a kick In tho abdomen ag gravated this condition and alBo re sulted in tho rupture of an Intestine. Tho game scheduled for Saturday has boon canceled and it Is probable that tho toam will be disbanded. . Indiana. Bloomlngton. Ind., Oct. 6. The hours of practice for the Indiana foot ball squad this week are from 3 until 7 p. m., for Coach Jimmy Sheldon 1b not losing a minute that ho can pos sibly holp to got tho crimson team In ahapo to meet Chicago Saturday. Shel don has to plug a big hole In his lino that dovoloped In the Dopauw game, but ho bolioves ho can do this, and that if his luck holds and no moro mon are injured he lias a chance to bent Stagg's bunch. Both Borndt and Gill were out of the game today, Brondt with a broken rib and Gill with a' bad "charloy horse," But both will bo started in tho Chicago game. Indiana's buccosb will dopend greatly on how long they can laft. Other mon on tho hospital list aro Ulon, Howard. Paddock, and Hatfield, but all will be in ahapo by Saturday. Today the hardest kind of a scrub gamo was played for an hour. Against tho varsity llnod up about twenty freahmon and they kept the play go ing until tho mon wore entirely ex hausted. Tomorrow secret practice Is to be hold and night classes in foot ball aro to bo held tho reBt of the week. Michigan Better. Ann Arbor, Mich., Oct. G. Eliminat ing much of tho fumbling that kept tho scoro down In tho first scrlm-.nage tho varsity today ran through the crubs for three touchdowns In about fifteen minutes' play. Borlosk, at Ond, and G. Lawton, at full-back were the stars of tho crippled varsity, UiIb pair making nearly all of tho gains for the first team. Except for tho changes made neces sary by tho Blight Injuries to tho regu lar's yesterday's workout showed no shifts In tho Michigan line-up. Ben brook replaced WatklnB at center, whllo Captain Allordyco, suffering from a slight Injury received in tho first scrimmago, gavo"MRy to Rogers as soon as tho signal practice ondod and tho scrimmage began. For tho first time In years Michigan is fearing tho gamo with Case this season, and arrangements aro bolng mado to meet tho Cleveland cloven with tho strong est possible toam. A mass meeting will bo. hold Friday night to awaken enthusiasm for tho gamo. New Badgers. Madison, Wis., Oct. 6. Van Loan, JacklBh and Crewman Joined tho Wis consin University football squad last night. They will try for tho line. Tho sqund had another light practice, the scrimmago lasting ten minutes. The badgers play Lawrence Saturday, and to date tho first and second teams have lined up twice, tho practice in each instance lasting only a few min utes. "Kocklo" Moll continues to wntch tho game from the side lines much of tho timo, and Anderson Is running tho main toam. Chicago Team Work. Chicago, Oct. 6. Maroon football players will go against Indiana on Sat urday with a repertory of only thirty five plays. Coach Stagg shut down on tho now thrillers yesterday and announced thnt ho would not hand out another ono until tho presont assort ment had been mastered. More team work and fewer tricks Is his slogan for tho hooBiors. Of tho thlrty-flvo plays, fifteen are brand now, so that thoro will bo no lack of reserve ammunition if Indiana springs anything unexpected. In tho scrimmage with the fresh men a number of the regulars were given only tho slightest bit of mlxup, leaving tho aspiring now men to prove their value. Tho varsity squad won tho Bcrlmmago 10 to 5, Rogers and Menaul scoring touchdoWnB. Rogers mndo tho most sensational play of the day, getting his touchdown on a fifty yard run from a forward pasB. Stagg mado a shift In his line, try ing Radomacher and Gerond, tho soph omore candidates, at tho guards with Ehrhorn and Hlrschl at tho tackles. Rogers worked at right ond, with Sun derland and Fonger alternating at tho other oxtromlty. Pago at quarter ran tho team as well as in any practice this season, getting tho plays off fast. Ho is now regarded aB tho rogular quarter, and will In nil probability bo soon there In tho big games, thougn Rogers may bb tried against Indinnn for a time. Sauor and Menaul worked at tho halves with Fongor and DoBoth at full back. lowans Grind. Iowa City, Iowa, Oct. G. In excel lent condition, tho University of Iowa football team has returned to Iowa City. Though several of tho players wore stiff and sore tho grueling defeat at tho hands of Minnesota fniled to maim any of the hawkoyo olovon. Yesterday Coach Griffith, realizing that tho Cornell gamo next Saturday will bo a sovoro toBt of his green team in the state championship race, set to work in tho difficult task of drillng into his mon an offonso which thoy will not forget in a contest. In Saturday's gamo Iowa was weak In that the team showed its greenness moro than anticipated. Many of tho students will not bo surprised to seo Alexander at left tackle permanently. Dyer's great showing in tho time ho was In tho game at half and quarter will undoubtedly result in his being given moro practice In tliese positions. At times tho Iowa lino was a stono wall and tho mon played low, but the left sldo was a bIovo moBt of tho con test. Hnrd practice will be scheduled this week on Iowa field and tho mon will not be allowed to seek tho gymnasium until late most of the coming evenings. Cap-A-Pi IT'S WORTH WHILE. Try Thornburg's Orchestra for your annual party. Second to nono. Violin 'and wind instrument lessons given. Studio 416 So. 17th. Auto 5877. Cap-A-Pi IT'S WORTH WHILE. YOU MAY BE A FIRST CLASS 0061 but you won't hear all the news unless you Take the "Rag" Subscribe Now AND GET THE FOOTBALL "DOPE" A FRESH EVERY DAY 9 Basement Adm. Bdg. In the East. Now Haven, Conn., Oct. 6. Yalo graduate coaches aro flocking to the varsity aid. Brink Thorne, captain, of tho '95 team, arrived yesterday and looked after tho backs. Burr Cham berlain, captain . In '98, coached tho tackles, Gordon Brown, captain In 1900 and James McGrea, '95, have sent word thoy would come tho latter part of tho week. Tho showing of several second string players was promising and four will bo tried in tho Holy Cross game. Messlngor, half back of tho freshman hiBt year, replaced Daly, who slightly injured his leg in tho Syracuse gamo .Saturday. Vaughn, ond; Howe, ciuarter back, and Doming, half back, Bhowed play which was a feature of the practice. The elevens wore shot through twenty-five minutes' scrimmago, tho varsi ty scoring three times. Phllbln mnde ono touchdown possible by a thirty yard ond run. JohnBon dipped a for ward pass to Logan for thirty yards, under tho shadow of tho scrubs' goal, and Messlngor and Phllbln took the ball over for tho two touchdowns. Continued from pago 1 BESSEY MAKES MISTAKE IN FIGURES people who "wish to attend the classo.i. This 1b especially true of the classes in Botany 1. Last year there were scarcely enough seats for those who registered and this, year tho problem has become a difficult one to solve, Those who come late to calss aro forced to stand2durlng-tbo lecture and many have found it necessary to drop the Courso in this department for this year at least. Tho facts of tho growth of this department of the uni versity in every way only predict what can bo expected of the future. This can only mean moro room and a large amount of that. Cap-A-Pi IT'S WORTH WHILE. The formation of a Company "A" club is a further step towards making the cadet battalion ono of tho impor tant social centers of the university. In other schools tho military students frequently gfve some of tho notable events of the year. It may yet come about so at Nebraska. Hot Drinks are now in season. 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