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Advertisers
The foiling merchants and biiil
new menef Lincoln are anxious to
serve tniviJHlvrsltr students.- My
placing their advertlaementa In jthe
column ef the Dally Nebraskah they
ahow that ,they want your trade. And
you may be alira that the merchant
who la Willing to make a little effort
ta flat your patronage la tho one who
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TRACK MEN . WIUL ENTERTAIN
CROWD SATURDAY.
CINDER PATH ATHltlKS ARE BUSY
MEN
TRAINING FOR HANDICAP
MEET IN NOVEMBER.
Cross-Country Bunnera Work Out
Dally Captain Mellck Hopes to
Take First Place at Chicago.
Twelve mon havo cntorcd Cor the
hnndlcap 100-yard dash which ia to be
run tflt-betwccn tho second, and third
quarters of tho Denvcr-NebrnBka foot
bail game next Sathurday. This race
will undoubtedly bo a sensational
sprint, as all mon who havo served
tho university as sprinters will be
entorod. Tho first year men will also
bo given an equal cha'neo with tho
older and morb experienced runners.
Men from all classos will enter this
raco.
Reed Entered.
Guy E. Reed, captain of tho 1911
track team, and Others who represent
ed tho school last season htvo entered
for tho CYcnt. Earl Brannon, a Lin
coln high school graduato who attend
od Springflold collogo last season, is
oxoccted to malco a showing. Arthur
May, who won tho 100-yard dash last
yenr In tho Interclasri track meet, Is
also entered. A freshman, by the
narno of Raceley is said to bo some
runner. Ho Is a former student at
Dellovuo college, where ho was quite
a sprinter. It is reported about tho
campus that ho has defeated Captain
Reed In two practices.' Ho has been
showing great form.
Handicap Meet Soon.
Tho big handicap track meet will
be held on the athletic field somo time
during tho first two wooks of Novem
ber. Tho dato has not yet beon
chosen All men' who havo established
records at Nebraska will bo handi
capped by a commltteo to bo chosen
by tho athletic board. FreBhmen will
havo an equal chanco with tho old
men. .This fall track, moot Is a now
stunt at Nebraska. Tho ono In No
vember will bo tho first autumn out
door track meet to bo held. Men In
toreBted in .this kind of athletics nro
showing a great deal of enthusiasm
over the debut of tho fall tracknxnd
field meet.
Cross-Country Work. ,
Cross-country candidates aro train
ing hard. Tho annual croBs-cOuntry
raco will bo held In November. No
team or squad has been selected by
Dr. Clapp,, tho crosB-country coach,
and It Is probable that nonp will bo
chosen for somo tlmo. Hays, Ander
son and LZlcar aro Buid to "hoist
men. Long runB are made every af
ternoon. Nebraska planB to have a
representative team to send to Chi
cago In November.
Captain Mollck of tho croBs-country
te&m hopes to fako first place.at this
meet Out of six contests against
Chicago, Minnesota, and teams of slm
liar standing, Nebraska has taken four
fh'sts. and two aeconds. A first this
ypar Is all that will satisfy tho captalq
of the 1910 team.
Hatvardunlverslty has decided to
acpept a number of oxphango stu
d-ents frqra Scandinavian unjvorsltles,
exempting, from, too regular tuition
tSs fpr a,Rerlod ot ten years, three
advanced students from Scandinavian
unlvoralllegKho may be recommend
ed by tho American-Scandinavian so
ciety.
At Dartmouth a now prlzo of 2y,
called Xiio Kenneth Archibald athletic
prize, fa, offered to bo member of the
graduating clasa who, jh tho judgment
of tkf athletic cbmtnttteo, ' has been
the beat all-around athlete, regard also
being 'had to recognized moral wortn
add "a high standing in scholarship.
In fpMtr he.cqleo paper in
tion, and' notice must be gent.' to the
management If It la not wanted.
They consider every student and pro
feasor a subscriber until notified tq
the 'contrary,
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OLYMPICS PRELIMINARIES
Y. M. C. A. AND UNDER CLASSMEN
PLAN FOR OPENING CONTE8T8.
EVENTS TO, BE HELD
fRIDAY
"HOG-TYING CONTEST" TO BE
' FEATURE OF THE MEET.
THE
Entries to Be Made Friday Night'
Contests to Be Held in Armory
Freshmen to Be Organized.
Tho freshmen and sophomores ol
tho university aro to be gifted with a
stimulator, an organizer, or whatevoi
you may prefer to call It, in the fora
of Indoor athletic events. Tho object
of such a stimulus Is to create Interest
and organization between thq two
classes preliminary to tho b!g "Olym
pics," which will be pulled off a week
from Saturday, October 29.
Ever since Dr. Condra first con
ceived the Idea of having an official
"scrap" between the freshmen and
Bophomores, and especially since the
first' contest of this nature occurred
two years ago, there has been an evl
dent necessity for finding some, metb
od to get the frcBhmen better organ
ized and put a llttlo genuine clusi
spirit into both the opposing classes.
Olympic Rally
' Prompted by such, a need, tho Y. M
0. A. and tho. Olympic committees ol
both classes this year havo planned t
big ralty and contest' In which the
''belligerent" parties will participate.
This rally will take place Friday ev
enlngvat"S o'clock In tho armory.
This is the first meeting of Its kind
In tho history of tho university, and
it Is hoped that every member of
either the freshman or Bophomore
class will bo present and fight for the
glory of 'his class. Tho girls will not
bo oxcluded, but relegated to tho'bal
.conies, where they may cheer the
"gladiators" and decree fates by thc
more twist ef a thumb, as did tho prln
cesses of a more chivalrous age.
Tho events, however, will not ho a
reduplication of tho big "Olympic"
contests, but will be of an entirely dif
ferent nature. There will be a series
of athletic struggles between tho
classes, but thoy will be of a peculiar
type, designed rather tq form strong
rivalry between the contestants than
to'deflnltely decide tho outcome of tho
athletic field contests,
' ''Hoa-TylntT Contest.
A complete Hstje! the-events is not
ready for publfcatlon, but the officials,
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TACKLE
A man with a quick eye quick to sec the
weakness in others quick to correct that :
weaknesg in himself quick to adopt new
ideas and systems which will perfect him in '
every detail wins his game by predominance.
The Mayer Bros "Seven" Clothes pre
dominate in style workmanship, and color de
sign. The makers have trained their eyes to
perfections. Quick to 6orrect every little defect
Turning out a Suit perfect in everydetail.
Suits $10 to $40
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IHURDAY
Qirf's Mass Meeting
MEMORIAL HALL
Tho nlyorslty ,of Nebraska urges nU young people, who cad, tj
take a vfour-ycar high school course Jind prepare to enter cpllpge.
Some, however, cannot spend the time required by tho high pchoql
and college courses. Foe tho benefit of these, tho University es'tali-.i
Hshed, a number of years ago, the ,
SCHOOL OP AGRICULTURE
School of Agriculture
which admits tlioso who havo completed
The Country Schools
Courses given In Practical Agriculture. Including Agronomy. AarU
cultural Botarty and Chemistry, Animal 'Husbandry, Dairying. rDO"mtaKrf
tic science, Farm Machinery, Farm Management, Farm Veterinary
Practice, Horticulture and the general tranches. rt '
Registration at the University Farm, starting Ootobe 3L !$!$
NEW TERM STARTS
NOVEMBER 1, 191Q
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For information address A.
voraltv Farm TJnrnln. Nnhrnnlrn
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have anuounced that thero wlll''b6" a
"tug-of-war" and a "hog-tying" 'con-'
test. Tho latter Is quite an innovation
In tho way of a class scrab, and al
though restricted to a selected few
from each class, it biqs fair to be a
worthy successor to tho "war ot the
cowbells," wtvh was so gallantly
waged on tho campus last yokr, Thoro
will nrouablv bb two or three nrellm-
Inary wroBtling matches, but -It Is gen-
AMnllt. lsv.rttfr1 Ain Mrk vh4m
utuiijr uuuuiviuuu t tjvJU WfJUU
wllLbo reBttjctqd lqjweott momberi.
of ono class, and hot Intorclass.
Pending a meeting of thq executive
committee of the rUy which' consists
of Y. M. C. A. members, the -rresl-
denta nf the twn nlaaseB and tha nhalr -
men dtthe twoOlymplci committeea,
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no further annbuncementa iip''lie '
made "regarding, the Hat 'of. e'Ve'tt' "
Entries may bo made tho night 'of tKe ,,f
rally,
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A,, notice comes from fow Have''"
that since the game with Syracuse, ia!j.'"
I Which Yalo wae outplayed, i liVr'
1 cau nas neon maae xor graeuaui
poachoB, andnfow dya't"fJ-
pected that many of the former' f
tnll tttvn a.l,1 wx 1 .tl Aa1V
ui own nm fJO wm iuo mhiu.
$ joying pmxn pssmml:
tarflfltinsr fdahirfia of univarfliur. 1LM LK M
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laad camnua activities are U M .ex , .
Ulhlted throughout tfcii' teJT.V "r ;' JHj
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