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We are Lincoln's Leading Head to Foot Clothiers, to men, young men and boys.
Headquarters for all kinds of College Pennants, Drill and Foot Ball Shoe,
j Coat Sweaters for college men and college young women.
Qn C? I A I Saturday we place on sale the
5 CvIrbB Soft Hats at 25 to 50 per cent
DIRECTORY.
Business Directory Every loyal
University studont Ib urged to patron
lzo those Nobraakan advertisers, and
to mention the Nobraakan while do
ing 80.
BANKS
First Trust & Savings
BAKERIES
Folaom
BARBER SHOPS
Green's
BATH HOUSES
Chris'..
BOOK STORES
Co-op.
UnlverlBty
CLEANERS
J. 0 Wood & Co.
Weber's Sultorlum.
CLOTHING
Farquhar
Mageo & Deemer
Mayer Bros.
Palace Clothing Co.
Spolor & Simon
Armstrong Clothing Co.
COAL
Gregory
Whltobreast
CONFECTIONERY
Lincoln Candy Kitchen
Tommy
DANCING ACADEMY
Lincoln ,
DENTISTS
J. R. Davis.
DRY GOODS
'Miller & Palno
Rudgo & Guonzol
DRUGGISTS
RIggs
ENGRAVERS
Cornell
FllORISTS . '
p. Hi Froy
'Frey; & Frey , c '
FURNISHINGS
Budd
i'Fulk ', "
Mageo & Deemer
?Mayer Brqs.
Palace Clothing Co.
iRudge PuwhI-'
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MAYER
Lincoln's Leading Head to
Spoler & Simon
Armstrong Clothing Co.
HATTERS
Budd
Fulk
Unland
Armstrong Clothing Co.
Mageo & Deemer
Mayor Bros.
Palace Clothing Co.
Rudge & Guenzel
Spoler & Simon
ICE CREAM
Franklin Ice Cream Co.
JEWELERS
Hallett
Tucker
LAUNDRIES
Evans
OPTICIANS
Shean
PHOTOGRAPHERS
Townsend
PRINTERS
George Bros.
Simmons
Van Tine
RESTAURANTS
Boston Lunch
Cameron's
Y. M. 0. A. Spa
RAINCOATS
Goodyear Raincoat Co.
SHOES
Armstrong Clothing Co.
Beckman Bros.
Budd
Men's Bootery
Rogers & Perkins
Mayer Bros.
Miller & Palno
SKIRTS
Skirt Store
TAILORS
Elliott Bros.
Gregory . y
Hefzog
THEATERS ' '
Lyric
Oliver
TYPEWRITERS
Lincoln Typewriter Ex.
Underwood Typewriter Co.
DAILY NEBRASKAiST
At
ANNOUNCE RULES FOR
PRELIMINARY DERATE
PROFE8SOR FOG ISSUES INSTRUC
TIONS FOR SPEAKERS.
DEBATE WILL BE HELD LATE THIS WEEK
Students who Desire to Contest Must
Register not Later Than Tues
day of Next Week With a
Fee of $1.
Details or the preliminary debates
for choosing speakers to represent Ne
braska In inter-colleglate debates were
announced yesterday by Professor M.
M. Fogg of the rhetoric department.
The preliminary debates will be held
late next week, or early In the follow
ing week.
The rules to govern the contests ar
as follows.
"ThlB preliminary debate Is open to
all students in the university. Its ob
ject Ib to enable a board of judges
members of the faculty to select
what Booms to them the most promis
ing debaters from fifteen to elghten
In numbqr who shall compose the
university debuting squad for the year
from which the eight members of tho
teams for the December 10th debates
with the University of Minnesota at
Lincoln and with the University of
Iowa at Iowa City will be selected.
"All students who intend to compete
are requested to nptlfy the secretary
of the debating board not later than
Tuesday, October 12. The UBual fee
of 1.00 toward the, support of tho Inter-colleglate
contests Is to bo paid to
the treasurer, Mr. MaxWesterman, be
fore the preliminary debate. For Mr.
Westerman tho secretary will give re
celts. "Th6 contest will be 'hold at the end
"of nejxt week or, more lkely, the be
ginning of the following week.
"The question will bo tho Central
Debating League Income tax question,
"Each speaker will take the side 1
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entire stock of Heffley Stiff and
discount. Store opens 7:30 am;
BROS
Foot Clothiers
wlBhes. Ho will please Indicate his
choice to the secretary of tho board
as soon as possible.
"The order of speaking will bo de
cided by lot at a meeting of the con
testants. "The first speaker on the affirmative
will have fivo minutes and at tho ond
a three-minute speech In rebuttal. Tho
other contestants will have seven min
utes. "A preliminary bibliography on the
question under debato is ready for
distribution at tho office of tho secre
tary, U. 107a.
"Attention is called to the alumni
prizes for Intercollegiate debaters
$G0.00 given away by the Hon. George
Lawson Sheldon, '02, to be divided
equally among tho six speakers who
represent the University of Nebraska
in the contests this year with Minne
sota and Iowa."
The' secretary will bo glad to confer
with students Interested In the con
test. MEN'S MA8S MEETING SUNDAY.
Neil
J. McMlllon, Jr., Will 8peak on
Men and the Coming Crisis.
A university men's meeting will be
held In the Temple Sunday. Nell J.
itluMIUen, Jr., of Chicago, will be the
speaker and has chosen for his sub
ject, "College Men and tho Coming
Crlals."
Mr. McMlllen la a University of Ill
inois man, having graduated from that
Institution with the class- of 1904.
Whllo In school Mr. McMlllen, was,
prominent In Y. M. C, A. work ana
waB general secrotaVy there for two
years. After graduating he continued
his Y. M. C. A. work and was with
the international bible Btudy commit
tee for thro years. At the present time
he holdB tho position of secretary on
tho International clmmltteo of the Y.
M. C. A,
During late years Mr. McMlllen has
traveled extensively, promoting Y. M.
C. A. bible study among the colleges
of tho United States, He will spend
five days here at N, ebraska helping
to get the Bible Study work under
way. Thursday night the Blblo Study
committee lunched with Mr. McMlllen
and then tho committeemen went out
to enroll men for Blblo study and
signed fifty-three.'
Mr. McMlllen will have Bible study
j conferences on Saturday and Sunday
mornings for tho Blblo study leaders.
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STARS OF KNOX BADLY
BEATEN IN PRACTICE
TWO HALF BACK8 AND CENTER
NOT IN GOOD SHAPE.
HIGH SCHOOL OUTPUNTS COLLEGE BOYS
Knox Coach Devotes Time to Working
up a Defense Calculated to Keep
the Nebraska Score as Low
as Possible.
By R. J. Bender.
GALESBURG, 111., Oct. -(Special.)
In a final scrimmage Wednesday
night preparatory to the gamo between
the University of Nebraska and Knox,
the college team suffered so many in
juries that a much weakened team
will be compelled to face the Corn
huskera on Saturday.
Gebhart, the star half back of the
Knox team, is laid up with a wrenched
ankle and while he will make tho trip
with the team he probably will" not
bo able to get Jntp the 'game at all.
Swanson, captain and center, Is gen
erally bruised rup after the scrimmage,
and the same may be said of, Miller,
ond. Both of those players, however,
will be able to start on Saturday.
Bridge, the other regular half, had
a ligament torn in tho gamo last Sat
urday and will not even be able to
make the trip. Those Injuries coming
at this ttlmo necessitate sending a
very light team against Nebraska on
Saturday.
The game last Saturday with Brad
ley Polytechnic Institute at Peoria
Bhowed -Knox's. weakness to. bo In ad
vancing he ball. Fumbjea. were very
frequent and" although "Coach Towne
has been laboring tfy paBt week, to
eliminate this weakness there) instill
a tendency to. let the' ball get' away.
Lack' of strength appeared In the klck-i
ing department of the.', collegians also'1
and both in the gamo. last Saturday 1
and In tho scrimmage Wednesday with
the crack Galesburg high s'choql team,
Knox was outpunted.
Coach Towne has been devoting his
efforts to, defensive play in order to
keep the score of the university down
lis low as posslbje. Both tho offensive
fend defensive work was built up about
Gebhart and' with tho little half back
out of' the game, Knox-'will pe plausi
bly weakened,
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