The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, November 05, 1909, Image 5
A V , ' Continued from Pdgo" 1 NEBRASKA SHOULD WIN FROM KW8A8 ELEVEN - 4 tr- ij fljjen In the wdatYet howmariy yards ere gairfeVn5f&l$l footfiallpbn fprward passes, and on tho onaldo kicks? Tho flgureshpwhatf Minne sota, the team thatjftayed tii$ "dpen" game, made 491 yards from Bcrlm mages (Chicago made 00); lfcl froni forward passes (6hicago mado 30-; and 25 yarda-from. onslde kicks (Chi cago made nonoiT "The Gophers tried the pass nine times and it was suc cessful five of thoso. They attempted tho onslde kick four timos and it failed once. That is tho modern, open gamo, then, where only 121 yards is netfed on the forward pass. Minnesota won its game by battering down tho Ma roon forwards with its powerful line, gaining- 491 yards in that manner. Nebraska 1b going to play against Kansas tho game that Minnesota played against Chicago. The line is going to do the brunt of the work. It was the line that fooled Minnesota at Omaha, and only a few costly fumbles permitted the Gophers to get away with victory. If the lino can perform as it did against Minnesota, Kansas can hope to score only on fumbles or a lucky forward pass or onslde kick. With the Nebraska forwards holding up the .Tayhawkors will have to resort to the two favorites tho pass and the short kick. These are not dependable plays and at their best are risky. Johnson, the Kansas quarter, is an excellent hooter of tho onslde kick and he will make that play a danger ous one that- tho Nebraska players will have to watch very carefully. Kennedy "has never Bhown much skill In'iloveloplng forward passes and the Cornhuskers ought to break up most of thoso httohiptcd hero. It is not to be presumed that Cole is depending upon his line to do everything. He will permit it to hold the Kansas forwards and that will al low the backs to fall to the rear to catch tho passes and kicks tried by tho Jay hawkers. Then "King" Cole has some offen sive tricks of his own. Ho has a for ward pass and an onslde kick that are Just about as good as any in tho valley. One of these plays is almost supe to prove an effective ground gainer. Admitting Nebraska lias the supe rior line, then, and barring fumbling In the gamo tomorrow, it is pretty 8afo to predict that the Cornhuskers will defeat Kansas not by, a large Bcore, but by onough to causo tho Scarlet and Cream rooters to "tear up things In old Lincoln." Before Going . to the Game Sec our Sweater Coats ,Wc show a complete line of Assorted Colors at 50c and up to $5.00. A great bunch o! REGULATIONSHOES $3.00 and $3.50 They are worth more 95 "CrStltlneoltyWeh' nHnMHHHHHHiHiBBHB""aBHHaHBBiVa' ", III. r , - m "T Ml It WW'' " nn'm,ry 4Mr- ! uhJ ft)fck ijjkCamj).u8jj Gleanings w Froy & Prey. K. Tredefick.ll, Is 111 at his homo in Sutton. Dr. J. R. DavlB. Dentist. 1234 O St. Kappa Kappa Gamma will give a dancing party Saturday night. Havo your' clothes preBsed at Weber's Suitorium. 12th and O. Roy M. Sunderland, editor of Mho Dally Nebraskan In 1906, Is 'viBlting in Lincoln. - Chapln Bros., florists. 127 So. 13th. Miss Vita Lanhnm, who Is teaching this year at Hebron, called at Tho Nebraskan ofllco yesterday to sub scribe for the "rag." N Remember Don Cameron, Ho is issuing coupon books at a discount this year, and has fitted up an ad Joining room with tables. 116-119 So. 12th. Miss Helen Gray, 1909, who Is teaching In Fremont high school, is a guest at Delta Delta Delta house. Save the pieces. Broken lenses re placed. See Hows, Optician, 319 No. 12th. 3t R. R. Hill of tho law school has been absent about two weeks In the western part of the state, has re turned to liis class work ngalp. Spalding gymnasium and basketball shoes, Swedish gymnasium shoes. Beckmau Bros.. 1107 O St Modern Methods in Eye Examinations Remove all doubt as to results. No guess work now. Dofocta of eyo sight corrected absolntoly by proporly fitted glasses. Subjectivo and Objective Test mado with each and ovory examination, Established 1871 HALLETT, Registered Optometrist 1143 O St. .Miss Bertha Roach, ex-1911, of Clay Center, Kan , is visiting frlendH In school. ' Tonight David BIspham. greatest of Almerlcan baritones, Oliver theater. $1.50, $1.00, 75c, 50c. It Green's Sanitary Barbor'Shop. 120 N. 11th. Fred M. Hunter, 1905, Alpha Thota 'Chi, superintendent of "the Norfolk schools, is one of the association teachers. Mr. Hunter wns prominent as a debater and football man whilo In Ichool. Try a lunch at tho Y. M. C. A. Spa. 13th and P Sts. NOTICE FRESHMEN. The freshman hop committee will meet at 11 a m. today In U112. F. Q. CLARK, Chairman. Froy & Froy, choice flowers. 1338 OStnorthf.slde. A third delinquent student was sus pended, yesterday " by tho committee on student delinquency for 'failure to answer notices requesting his appear ance before the committed. See our display ad. Lincoln Select Dancing Academy, 1124 N. Ross Bates, a member of the univer sity debating squad last year, is in town with the teachers. Ho Intends to resume his work in the law school next year, , v i ' " D.avid BJBnham ajngs .tonight. at tho Oliver theater. $1.50, $1.00, 75c, 50c. ' ' Have your engraved- cards and in vitations mado at Geonre Bros. Thov have Jho only'engrovlng press in UnV 'coin,,', and kkti. 'handle' y6ur sdrdrs -quickly. pTry..-thoniv on-your. next order. AMVuf-c -r ammmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmtm In iiunttAii von ntfnnAHtci ''. Z r WB MtJST DBA KAK8AHJ' i latut Dance Ucfore th IHk Gniue. T AT LINCOLN') SKLKCT DANCING ACADEMY,' .n , T lia N. Street, Third Flsor. - xU w.4t-. . A- ... uvtrMHinvuf" uy " U11UH1Q' a oitnincHTir a. f Alt UutvcciHy (i THEiBAfHyNEBRASKAN '"ThoCathdllbVstuaonCtlUb - will hold a roceptlon on Saturday ovon Ing at Knighta of Columbus hall, fpr the delegates of tho Stato FodbYatlon of Catholic Students' Clubs, who nr.0 attending tho convention. An infor mal dance will follow tho rocoptlon. The big night Students' night Sat urday. Unl. Orchestra. Lincoln Danc ing Academy. 8ee display ad. Addlo Roynoldson, '04, is this yoar principal of tho high Bchool at Soward. Chris Bath House, 11th and P. Turkish, shower and plain bathB. F. L. Wolff, '04, Is a member of tho law firm of Morlan, Ritchie & Wolff, McCook, Neb. E. Ruth Pyrtle, '04, spont tho sum mer In Europe. Clydo B. Toof, 09, is superintendent of schools at Fairflold, Neb. Samuel C. Stoner, '09, lias begun his law course In tho university. Walter L. Pope, '09, is a scholar in American history, University of Ne braska, Frank M. Weller, '09, Is engagod In tho lumber business at West Point, Neb. H. G. Langley, 03, is pastor of tho Methodist Episcopal church at Ponca, Neb. Four sophomores were suspended for one year and thirty-one but on probation at Oregon as tho result of hazing. Apples will bo cheap this week at tho University of Washington. The Yakima, Idaho and California build ings of tho Seattle Exposition nre disposing of their exhibits. Glenn S. Warner, head football coach and physical director of tho Carllslo Indian school, teaches foot ball by correspondence ito tho men In charge of the secondary school teams. Oxford University In England after a thousand 'years' existence as an in stitution for men alone, will admit women horoaftor. Tho same condi tions will bo required of .women as of men. WANT' ADS " Advertisements for the want ad col. umn should be left at the business of flee, basement Administration build ing, between 11 a. m. and 12 m., or between 2 p. m. and 5 p. m. Want ads will positively not be in serted unless paid In advance, at the rate of 10 cents per insertion for every fifteen words or fraction there of for the first insertion; three inser tions 25 cents; five .insertions 40 cents. Wanted Sophomore candidates for the class football team to meet on tho campus north of the -library, at 11 o'clock Tuesdays and Thursdays and 5 o'clock on Monday, Wednesday and Friday., .... ' -"- For Sale-r-Mechanlcal drawing set, completo. Box-v1199, Station" 'A.". ' ' ' 2G-3t For SaloNcr 7'uR'omIngton typo writer. Used only two months. Call at Stenographip Bureau, second floor Administration building, 2G-5t I Lost Monday, on campus, or near campus,. Sigma Nu fraternity pin. Re turn to Nebraskan office. Reward. 26-3t Wanted Engineering students who have taken M. E. 1 to volunteer their services to do lathe work, during the industrial exhibit which is to bo held in the city Auditorium during the meeting of the State Teachers' Asso ciation, N6vembor 3, '4', 6. 'Any student wno Is willing to give 'ono," twb or three hours for his upiydrsity please notify Professor Bunting, or 'George R, Ghatburn, Chairman Committee on Ex hlblL, , ..,,., ,,' I "xuuiiiii" ..m ..... .. Htudeuta Iuvlied. Z ' - ! - L j ' mm no iKwlvi h. mm If you are dressed right, she'll know it, so will you. Lingor no longor Willlo If you aren't dressed right she'll know it and you won't. ExftYokol So when you go to call, if you stumble into some other lobster trying to beat your time just be sure you're dressed right and see if you don't beat the game. We'll guarantee to sell a very snappy suit to any smart man for $25 instead of $40.. Fooblo mindod not admitted If you think this is hot air instead of plain untarnished English yoU poke your head inside the front door and say so. We'll show you from soup to desert. PALACE CLOTHING CO., 1419 O Let Us Show You Our exclusive line of the famous Society Brand Clothes for Young Men FARQUHAR WE SELL- nil WF i Y ifjii The A D. 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