ur Jt??.-'- ? r:f-' a- vr ; - ; ir. .' -'r 3 " i v. ?1 ' THI DAILY KIBKAIKAK JK. 'i afc-Tf i i i . - V , v- I -v. M? i if . W , & ftV ' W 'jHK i. :iH 1 ' K v5 W 'I PUNS FW lONSe RALLY r. team Will i'i'qIven an ova- fON TUttDAY MORNING .' EVERY MK URGED TO ATTEND a ENTHUtlAtM WILL BE STIRRED UlJgdR HAN8A8 GAME. ,Vv A"' gtr WNI TaiK or tnc isan- Band Will Music. ManagrEagtr i tf&sKfurnlsh the 3$ ,'', i , ThoWggeut university football rally or thyrij scheduled to tnkonlaco nokt nfueWi'y niornlni? at .11 o'clock In -Memorial hall. This rnlly Ih bolna called 'fortho purposo of nrouHlng enough Enthusiasm to carry NobraB .lea's 'Varsity, team through the Sun flower state -without a flinch.. ..The. rally, this tlmo will bo called on.' Tuesday .Instead of Thiirsdny, bo cause Of. Iho oarly dopnrlure of tho team aisb' that tho ofllclalB Inchnrgo maj secure a fairly accurate estimate oftlte number of rootora ond ontlm Mastp, who will nccomimny tho team on 'jts southern trip. This number mustbo closely approximated In or der' fthat coiichos may be ordered In advance. : :-iTho. manager of the rally Tuosday luis especially urged that ovory loyal sNobfaskan como to tho support of tho toam boforo tho light which means tho most to tho school takes place Up to this tlmo, Nebraska and Kan sas have had about an oven break, but It Is tho Cornhuskors' tlmo to wtnthls year, and tho upporclassmon go not want oYon a possibility that tho team might attrlbuto dofcat to a lack of enthusiasm In tho student body. Tho naturo of tho rally Tuesday will bo practically the samo as that .-""of: tho provlous football rallies. Tho band will bo present and will dollver Bamplos of tho manner In which thoy will conduct themselves while In Law ronce. "Dog" Eager; will make a short spcoch On the, Kansas trip, ami prob ably givo some "dopo" on tho nnal result of tho gamo. Dr., Condra will, uphold tho rooting, sldo of the cam paign. Preparations are being made to glvo tho toam a big sond-off nt the train; ono which will oven exceed tho Minnesota departure. Because of tho undecided tlmo of leaving, notlu ing doflnlto has boon outlined, JMit it is rumored that tho ontlro cadet batalllon will be thoro, headed by the band. Konyon collcgo Is appealing to hor alumni to wipe out a large athletic dobt. . . An Investigation of what tho gradu atos of tho University of Illinois aro doing linB brought to light tho fact that 84 per cont aro doing tho work for which thoy rocolvod training. Ttobort Loe, a professonal aviator, and a graduato of Michigan univer sity, created great excitomont upon Ills arrival in an aeroplane at Ann Arbor. Northwestern, university Is backing a movoment, which will establish ,a collogo at. Singapore this year. Thoro is not another collogo within a radius of l.fiOb rnilos for the population of 60,000,000. The freshman clasB at Ponnsylva: nla is encountoriug dlfllpultles In or ganizing a croBs country toam. Thus far only ono has roported. Tho registration of' 221-1 at tho Uni versity of Kansas includes students from ovelon states, and from Holland, Russia, Turkoy and Cuba. The Bonlor class at Illinois has Initiated a movement looking to the abolishment of final examinations in tho second semester of tho senior year. 'k.,11 THE POCKETS Jam Them, tCrqm Them, Stuff them fall of papers, books or "whatnot ' ' the Br at ell Patent Pockets in the Mqyer Bros. 100 Pure Wool Suits are GUAftAN TEED not to Drag, Sag, Pull or Pucker. Guaranteed not rip down at the cornexs and guaranteed not to cause the breaking of the front of the coat. S- Men's Suits Schloss Bros. Models, $15.00 to $18- 00 Michaels Stern Models, $15.00 to $30.00 Young Men 's Suits Edcrhclmer Stein Models, 518 to $30.00 Sam Peck Models, $18.00 to $30.00 MAYER BROS. ' T 7 'WRH I 1HK7 fclKY 1M f I. s Hi l k 1KI7 i -S' ih . H YOU'LLFIND the "Real Things" in So-Called "College Clothes" are made by HART, SCHAFRSER & MARX Kit Because more College Men and Young iVien out of College prefer these goods to any other make. It's because of the quality as well as the style, the fine tailoring and good fit. Young Men value these things and they get full measure in these clothes, . We have" a greater variety of styles and patterns in Young Men's Suits and Overcoats this Fall than you will find in any other store in the State. We would like to have you see and try on the new Shape-Maker Model. Come in any time.; yon will enjoy seeing what we have and we enjoy showiug them. -r . . iJT. f-lii'5ffis:'1 ."&$wi'Wr -&,,j$?ty SUITS AND OVERCOATS $10 TO $40 'r. '.' I H I 1 v.-f' rm strong Cloth ft qoqd clothes Merchants l. ;? x - ' " ' ' ' v s- - rA ,' ' ;'r" ' ' , . "" ' ' ( - , . m ing Co. Vj - , 'h y . ,.. m I 1 " .Iff "Ml . ? -vJ 'm f . I :vi .1 v V-sl .v -- -., vw :-';;. t. I'.