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DIRECTORY.
Business
Directory Bvory loyal
University studont'is urgod to, patron',
Ize'thoeo Nobraskan advortisors, and
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DANKS
First Trust & Savings
BAKERIES
Folaom !,
BARBER SHOPS , , - . '
Green's ' ,T ' -
BATH HOUSES ti. .
ChrlB. ' V
BOOK STORES
Co-op. . .
Unlvorlsty
CLEANERS
J. 0 Wood & Co.
Wobor's Sultorlum.
CLOTHING
Farquhar
Magoo & Doomor
Mayor Bros.
Palaco ClobIng Co.
Spolor & Simon
Armstrong Clothing Co.
COAL
Grogory
Whltobroast
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CONFECTIONERY
Lincoln Candy Kite
Tommy
DANCING .ACADEMY
Llncoll
DENTISTS
J. R. Davis.
DRY GOODS
Miller & Palno
Rudgo & Guonsol
DRUGGISTS.
t RIggs
ENGRAVERS
Qornoll
FLORISTS
C. H. Froy
Froy & Froy
FURNISHINGS
Budd
Fulk
Magoo & Doomor
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Mayor Bros,
Palaco Clothing Co.
Rudgo & Guonzol
Spolor & Simon
Armstrong Clothing Co.
HATTERS
Budd
Fulk ' ,.
Unland
Armstrong Clothing Co.
Magoo & Doomor
Mayor Bros.
Palaco Clothing Co.
Rudgo & Guonzol
. Spolor & Simon
ICE CREAM
Franklin Ico Croam Co.
JEWELERS
Hallott
Tuckor
LAUNDRIES
Evans
OPTICIANS
Shoan '
PHOTOGRAPHERS
Townsond
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PRINTERS
" Goorgo Bros.
- Simmons
Van TIno
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Boston Lunch
Cameron's
Y. M. C. A. Spa
RAINCOATS
Goodyear Raincoat Co.
SHOES
Armstrong Clothing Co.
Bookman Bros.
Budd
Men's Bootery
. Rogers & Perkins ,
Mayer Bros.
Miller & Palno ,
SKIRTS
Skirt Store -
TAILORS
, Elliott Bros,
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, Horzog
. THEATERS
Lyric
r' Oliver
Typewriters
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Underwood Typewriter Co.
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Continued from Pago 1
NEBRASKA ELEVEN HUMBLES
MIGHTY MINNESOTA TEAM
braska's forty-yard lino in the posses
sion of Nobraskn. Boltzer wont around
right end for throe yards. Beltzer
puntod to McGovorn, who roturned to
Nebraska's forty-yard lino. Hero No
braska was given tho ball on a penalty.
Boltzor punted to McGovorn, who re
turned to Minnesota's forty-flvo-yard
lino. Johnston failed to gain. Minne
sota fumbled, and Franck fell on tho
ball. Tomplo mado sovon yards on a
tacklo around and Rathbono added
throo yards through center. On a for
ward pass from Boltzer to Johnson,
Nobraska fallod to gain. Nebraska
fumbled and lost tho ball. Stovons
failed to gain on a tandom play, and
Johnston lost threo yards. McGovorn
puntod to Franck, who rocolvod a fair
catch.
Boltzor punted to Johnston, who
fumbled on Minnesota's forty-thre6-yard
lino. Rathbono got tho balL Tom
plo wont around for a gain of ono
yard. Boltzor executed an onsldo kick
to JohnBton, who rotprried to tho mld
dlo of tho flold. Stevens mado threo
yards around Joft end. StovenB was
downed fora Iobb of two yards by
Macbr.lwcGovern minted to FrntioU
who'uowned on Nebraska's twenty
-yard lino. Franck. on a fako mint.
mado nlno yards, which brought the
ball on Nebraska's thirty-six-yard line.
Boltzor punted to McGovern In tho
center of tho field, aftor which No
braska was penalized fifteen yards for
holding. Stovens mado four yards
around right end, and McGovorn added
two around tho other ond. Nebraska
was ponallzod five yards for holding.
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CAPTAIN McGOVERN
The Fast Minnesota Quarterback Who
Played the "Whole Game Against
Nebraska 8aturday.
Great Defense.
Nebraska got tho ball on a forward
pass from tho visitor. Franck failed
to gain. Beltzer lost two yards. Belt
zer puntod to JohnBton, who returned
to the Nebraska fifty-yard line. Smith
went through center for two yards.
McGovorn lost tho ball on a forward
pass and Nebraska got it on her fifty-three-yard
lino. Beltzer executed an
onsldo kick to outsldo and Minnesota
got tho ball on her twenty-flvo-yard
line. Johnston failed to gain Hero
McGovorn got away for a thirty-yard
run around right end to the center of
tho field. Stevens made two yards
through loft guard, and Johnston failed
to gain on a 'crisscross play. McGov
orn puntod to Bentloy, who roturned
to Nebraska's twenty-threo-yafd line.
Franck mado threo yards through left
tacklo. Boltzer puntod to Johnston.
McGovern failed on a forward pass and
lost eight yards. Johnston made six
teen yards around right ond. Smith
mado ono yard through center. Ste
vens lost ono yard around left ond.
Radomachor made ono yard through
center. McGovern kicked to a touch
back and tho ball was put in play on
Nebraska's twenty-flve-yard line. Rath
bono lost nine yards on a delayed pasB
and Boltzor punted tto Johnston, who
returned to Nebraska's flfty-four-yard
lino. McGovern mado threo yards
through right tackle. On a forward
pass to McGovern tho Gophers netted
ten yards.
Johnston mado threo yards through
right tackle and then lost ono around
left end and Nobraska got the ball on
dqwns. Beltzer puntod to Johnston,
who returned to Minnesota's thirty-three-yard
lino. Here Minnesota was
penalized fifteen yards for playing be
fore tho ball had been snapped. Mc
Govern punted to Bentloy, who wqs
downed on Nebraska's forty-three-yard
line. Bentloy lost ten yards on a for
ward pass and Beltzer punted to John-
ston, who roturnod to his forty-flvo-yard
line. On a forward pass by Mc
Govorn, Nebraska got tho ball on hbr
forty-eight-yard lino.
Boltzor, on a forward pass to Bent-:
ley, mado seven yards, Temple added
ten on a tacklo around. Rathbono.
mado threo through contor. Harto
made two through rlgtit tacklo. Hore
Franck tried a place kick on tho thlr-ty-sovon-yard
lino, but failed. Minne
sota was givon tho ball on her twenty-
five-yard lino. Smith mado nlno yards'
through center, and Powers addodono
around tho ond. Mohlstad madtf two
around loft end. Then Johnston mado
two around right ond. 'McGovern
punted to Franck, who returned to tho
forty-yard line. Franclc mado an on
sldo kick to Johnstofi, who was tackled
on his forty-olghfcyard lino. McGovorn
fallod to gain. Smith mado ono yard.
McGovorn puntod to Bontloy, who re
turned "to Nebraska's forty-yard lino,
and time was called for the first half,
with Nebraska In possession of the
ball.
8econd Half.
Nebraska defended the south goal.
Farnam kicked off to Boltzer, who ro
turned to the Nebraska twenty-threo-yard
lino. Franck mado five yards
through center. Boltzor punted to
Johnston, who returned to Nebraska
llfty-threo-ynrd line. On a forward
pass to Smith, Minnesota made five
yards. Johnston mado four yards
around right end. Smith made four
yards through center, and Johnston
added eight through right tacklo. On
a forward pass to JohnBton, Minne
sota mado no gain. Hero Johnston was
taken from- tho flold with a broken
ankle. Rosenwald went In In his
place. McGovern lost by a fierce
tacklo from Magor. Smith threw a
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forward pass to McGovorn, but the
ball went out of bounds on Nebraska's
thirty-two-yard line. Minnesota got
tho ball. Stovons mado twelve yards
around loft end, Rosenwald fumblod,
and on the next play he lost one yard
on a criss-cross play.
Pottljohn, on a fako forward pass
from McGovern, wont to tho flvo-yard
line. Stevens mado two yards through
center, and Minnesota fumbled the
ball, but regained it with ono yard
loss. By a tandem formation to the
right, Smith went over for the first
touchdown of tho gamo. Farnam failed
to kick goal.
Score Minnesota 5, Nebraska 0.
Franck kicked off to McGovorn, who
returned to tho forty-soven-yard line.
Stevens fumblod around right end and
McGovorn got tho ball. Horo Minne
sota was penalized flftoon yards for
hurdling, which brought tho ball on
Minnesota's thlrty-threo-yard lino. Sto
vens fumbled and Nebraska got tho ball
on her twenty-six-yard lino. Franck
failed to gain and Bontloy tried a
forward pass to Magor, but tho .ball
hit tho ground and Minnesota got it.
McGovorn went through right guard
for eight yards, and Smith addod threo
through center. Stovons. on a forward
pass to McGovern, allowed tho ball to
hit tho ground and Minnesota was
penalized fifteen yards, which brought
tho ball on her fifteen-yard line. Mc
Govern puntod to Bontloy, ' who
fumbled, and' Minnesota got it on tho
thirty-olght-yard lino. McGovorn made
two yards around right end, and on
the next play Boltzor got tho ball on a
forward pass in tho contor of the field,
Beltzer tried a forward pass, but tho
ball hit the ground and Nebraska was
penalized flftoon yards, which brought
tho ball to tho forty-flvo-yard line.
Beltzer punted, but tho ball was
blocked and Minnesota foil on It on
Nebraska's flfteen-yard line, By lino
plunges tho visitors went over for an-
other touchdown, and Farnanvlclcked l
goai, ucqre rMinuesota U, Nebras
ka 0. jFranck kicked off U) Radomaciior,
who ;rottirnod (o the'thlrty-ono-yard
lino. ,', Minnesota, is'penalized .fifteen
yards. McGovojri' kicks and BeltWr
fumbles, andMlnnesota gets' ball.
Minnesota .niakes its yards and Ne
braska Jar ponallzod flvo yards. Ste
vens nlunges for flvo and Nebraska
hn1rlTInrf Anrvn Mlnnnontn nnnnlliioil
flftoon yards for hurdling.
wcuuvera KicKea arop kick squarely
botwoon goal for throe points. Minne
sota 14, Nobraska 0.
McGovorn makes twenty-three yards.
Nobraska gets ball on forward pass on
own flvo-yard lino. Nebraska penal
ized for hurdlo to one-yard line. No
braska kicks to forty-yard lino and
McGovern returns fifteen yards. Smith
makes flvo yards on lino plungo. Time
called.
TWO GLASS ELECTIONS
HELDJIS MORNING
80PHOMORE8 AND FRE8HMEN
WILL ELECT PRE8IDENT8.
SENIORS PLAN A NEW SOCIAL STUNT
A University Masquerade One of Pos
sibilities of the Future
Hoffman Announces
Committees.
With four candidates out for the
freshman presidency and throe out for
tho sophomore honors, the two class
elections to bo hold simultaneously this
morning ought to bo interesting to say
tho least. Tho sophomores will meet
In tho Tomplo at 11:30 and the fresh
men have Memorial Hall at the same
time.
In the sophomore class tho three
candidates are W. R. Rogers, Joe Pom
crlno and Jamos Lomax. Joe Pom
erine is a member of Sigma Alpha Ep
sllon fraternity, and Lomax belongs to
Delta Tal Delta and tho Spikes. The
three candidates aro out hustling sup
port and a full ballot of tho class is
expected. Powers is a "barb" and is
prominent in football and track ath
letics. Coo Buchanan of Omaha was the
first freshman in the field, but Thad
Saunders of Beatrice, Arthur Wherry
of Powneo City and Richard Har
groavoB of Lincoln havo Binco entered
tho race. Saunders Is pledged Alpha
Tau Omega, Wherry Beta Thota PI,
and Hargreaves Sigma Chi. Arthur
Wherry is expecting to pull a large
share of tho Lincoln vote, authough
Hargreaves, a graduate of tho Lincoln
high school, Is confident of his share
Tho running in tho freshman class Is
expected to be close and some keen
electioneering has been done during
'ca'ptain beltzer
Whose Forward a Passes and Long
Punts Were Responsible for
Many Nebraska Gains,
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tho past two days.
8enlor Appointments.
Tho senior class held a meeting in
U106 Friday afternoon and H. O. Perry
waB elected vice-president. Miss Mary
Cooko was elected socretary and Miss
Esther Baily was elected treasurer,
both ballots being unanimous. G. C.
Long was mado class attorney and
Paul Yates sergeant-at-arms. In ad
dition to the appointments published
several days ago tho following wore
announced by President Hoffman:
Senior prom, Glen Fordyco, chairman,
and Sherman Hlbbard,- master of cere
monies; senior play, Paul Yates, chair
man, and John Alexander, Frank
Wheelock, Esther Bally, Dale Lapp,
Alfreda Powell and Miss Tully. Tho
remainder of tho senior prom commit
tee will bo announced later.
Tho especial featuro of tho meeting
was the proposal to have a university
masquerade. Mr. Alexander suggested
that there ought to bo some university
function -where all of the students of
tho school could get together for a
general jollification. He brought up
tho Idea of the masquerade as a func
tion which ho and Mr. Hoffman had
discussed with Mr. Harrison, with tho
view of making It a university func
tion given under tho auspices of the
senior class.
Tho fact that such a masquorade is
in vogue In tho European and eastern
schools and proves one of the most
popular of university functions in tho
schools there was brought out by Mr.
Alexander. A committee of fifteen en
ergetic boys with as many girls of tho
class it is believed could push tho
matter through and make It one of
the big successes of tho university
year. Tho function -would bo infor
mal and decidedly Inexpensive. It
would havo tho charm of being novel
In tho extreme and would give the
more modest and unassuming mem
bers of tho class an opportunity to get
out incognito, as It were, and enjoy
themselves with the jolliost of thp
school. Tho proposal was favorably
taken up by the class and It Is quite
likely that the matter will be vigorous
ly pushed In the near future.
NEW MATTING FOR UNI HALL.
Unsightly Floors Are Covered With a
New Layer of Rubber Matting, i
The floors of tho University Hall,
which havo been covered for the past
two years with old worn out rubber
matting, havo at last been recovered
with fine now matting. Tho old floor
covering has been worn in many placeb
and a rough and ragged appearance
has been tho result. Visitors to th
school have always remarked about
tho unsightly appearance of tho floor
of the oldest building on tho campus,
and now their "worries aro over. No
mora noed tho students stub their toos
as they go to and fro to their classes,
and they may now walk In safety as
tho flno new matting which now adorns
tho floor of this building no longer
stares anyone in the face as they
parade through tbo halls.
PRELIMINARY HELD TOMORROW.
Tryouts for Places on 8quad to Be
Held Wednesday Afternoon
and Evening.
ITho preliminary debate tp select the
mombor of tho University debating
squad (rhetoric 22) for 1909-1910 will,
be held on Wednesday, Oct. 20. On
account of the largo number of con
tcstantsth try-out will take place part
ly in the afternoon, beginning at 4
o'clock, and partly in the evening, Tlio
judges will be Dean William G. Hast
ings of the college of law, Prof. George
E. Howard, Head , professor of practi
cal sqience and sociology, and Prof.
G. W. L. Taylor, head professor of po
litical economy and commerce.
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