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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
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WANTED.
Song for tho Amos-Nobrnaka game.
Two tickets to tho game will hu given
for the beat pnrody on n popular song.
Send nil pongs to tho NebriiBkan ofllce
nt once.
Y, M. ;C- A. Employment Bureau
wantB m'en'.to tond ftirnnccs In private
fnmllloB for room.
"Wanted-Mnn to do janitor work
for roQin and board,
For Rent.
$11 routs any mnko of typewriter
with stand for three months. Rent
applied If machine 1b purchased. Lin
coin Typewriter Excnango, 122 No.
11th. Richards block. You pass our
storo every day. ' tf
FOUND.
Found Pearl handled knife In V.
hall. Ownor may obtain Bame at Bag
ofllco by Identifying and paying for
this ad. 31-31
For SaleDue bill on leading pho
tographer In Lincoln. See Nobraskan
managor. tt
LOST.
Lost Phi Itho 'Sigma pin. Howard
for return to Nobraskan ofllce. :i2-:u
Lost Thirty-five dollara from gym
nnslum locker last Friday afternoon.
J-lboralrcward.forxeturnlCvNebijlSBv
lean ofllco or for information concern
ing same. 32-3t
LoBt On tho campus or In tho bo
tanical department, a Wntermnn's red
fountain pen, safety modol. Friday
Novombor 4. 32-1 1
Lost Between 327 No. 13th and
Ubrarly, an Alpha Chi Omega soror
ity pin. Rewnrd for return to Nobras
lean ofllce. 32-3fc
Educational.
Lcnrn Wireless and It. R. Telogra
phy. Shortago of fully 10,000 operat
ors on account of 7-hour law and ex
tensive "wireless' developments. We
operate under direct supervision ol
telegraph ofllclals and posltlvoly place
nil ntudonts. whXn qualified. WrltV
for catalogue. Nat'l Telegraph Inst.,
Cincinnati. Phlladolplija. Momphis
Davenport, la.. Columbia. S. C, Port
land, Ore. tf
ON THE CAMPUS
Capital Hotel Barber 'Shop, 11 &, P.
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Don Cameron's Cafe, 119 So. 12th.
Chapln Bros., Florists, 127 So. 13th.
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Green's Sanitary Barber Shop, 120
No. 11th.
Try a lunch at the Y. M. C. A. Spa
13lh and P streets.
Have your clothes 'proBBed at Web
or's Sultorlum, EJovgnth and O. tf
George Bros.. 218 South Thirteenth
street, Printers. Calling Cards, In
vites and Programs. ' "'
Hlltner ,Bros Florists, .118 So. 12th'
St, Phones Auto 1894, Boll 330.t Choice
roses, carnations and chrysanthemums
Wo solicit the university trade. tf
Tho entirely redecorated hall in the
new WHklns,on block, Sixteenth and
O, Is now rented only for, collojee and
other select dancing 'parties. For
Tlates see Reus Wilkinson. 122 ''North
Eleventh. Auto' 1217, tf
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"8YLVIAV SHONKA
Captain "Jack" and Sylvia Made
Honeycomb Out of Kansas Line.
front of tin t:i!;. until forced there by
cries or "Front and center." Ewing
Bald that Nebraska studentB certainly
Lcjnild JiiHtly he proud of their 1910
Kcam "Thcj hitvo-trnveled somo; -und
every man wns In every play last Sat-
'ZACK" HORNBERGER
A First Year Guard Who Tears em
Up and Eata 'em Alivo.
urday," ho said.
Ernie and His Blanket.
Ernie Frank said that ?he didn't
havothQ'jleasuro of personally ropro
sontmg Nebraska at Kansas, but that
ho did help cause the touchdown, be-
cause, "I went down behind those goal
p'ostB with my 'U,,NV blanket, and
those fellows couldnjt help but.' carry
hat ball over the llnd. They justhad
to do It." Jle iilso hold that Nebraska
couldn't' help beat Ames It tho team
plays like it did at Knnsus.
UY A BOX of Holeproof
Hosiery Six Pair of Hose
Guaranteed for six months.
Men's Holeproof Half Hose Six Pair
for $1.50.
Women's and Misses' Holeproof Hos
iery Six Pair for $2.00.
Holeproof Hosiery are Guaranteed for
six months. A new pair of Hose for
every pair with a hole inside of six
months.
MAYER BROS.
Half-and-Half for "Jelly."
Klllott only said, "Gee. F felt like
Rolif and gettln' a hall'-and-half when
I got through. 1 was Juki that near all
in."
.lerrj Warner was called for. but he
fulled to show up. A thorough search
of every corner of the hull proved thai
Jerry was conspicuously absent.
.Manager "Dog" Eager was the cause
of another delay, but he also 'had busi
ness elsewhere. At least he could not
he located.
Chaperone Richards.
Dean Richards, who was then called
on. said he held a ver humble posi
tion among the team. In that he was
merelj the chaperone. Me told how
.pumdjdieJYJlS-ilCJhetinjroach
the band, and the rooters, and grew
oratorical when he declared Uuu at
the end of the llrst half of play he
couldn't help but Join in that heaiulfm
refrain, "Can We Heat Kansas." eic
He threw a few compliments to the
"track team." the "drummers." alias
"hummers." acknowledging .their de
termination to see the big game. 11
believed, however, that they must iiuai
ll' for the agricultural college in thai
they were lully equipped with some
of the requisites for a stud in anlm.u
hushandrj and urged that they adop
Moo Hah" for their slogan.
"SID" COLLINS
The? Cornhusker 'Center Who Has No
1 Equal Ih'he Valley. , A
Profesdor Caldwell, chairman of the
football committee of the athletic
hoard, was the next victim. Chancel
lor Avery in calling for Professor
Caldwell, gave an appropriate quota
t!6n from .Ixmgfellow's ".Miles Stand
ish": "Not to be laughed at and scorned, be
cause he Is little of stature;
For he Is great of heart, magnanimous
courtly, courageous.
, Caldwell L,ed Parade.
Professor Caldwell llrst Bald It was
wlili a great deal of effort that he per
suaded liimsolf to stay at home. "As
an alumnus of the unlversltv rathci
than as a teacher, I want to congratu
late the hoys, the coach and the school.
In the name of our great body o'
alumni. T Tviui r-l) rongrirt ulaTe" "Tiro
'Wilgg
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SWEDE" LOFG-R&V"
Who Helped Chauner "Get"' HeJI and
Johnson.
team which has honestly won for 'us
'ill a great victory. I got down to the
Stnr 'ofl'tce about tho time the second
half began, and P did some roofing
jvoll, you know It was after I got thero
that iho team made that touchdown.
(Groa,t aplilausq and pmch laughter.)
He also told how glad lie, was to lead
tho snako dance down O street just
after tho nqwawas received.
'' N Kansas Got Off Easy.., ' ,
y Profe'Bsor Stephens, author of "The
poinhuskers," Bpoke on he groat mer-
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ItB of the team, especially the deter
mination with which they won the bat
tle. He declared. "1 have never In my
life seen a team which fought so hard
to win a victory as did this one Sat
urday. I think that they showed ex
treme courtesy to Kansas in permit
ting them to think victory wns pos
sible for so long, and blighting this
conception only In the last quarter. I
also believe that Kansas showed un
due courtesy to us in providing a sec
ond game on the other side of tho
tence that was really not scheduled, a
game which for a time really promised
to he interesting, especially so' since
somo of our players were on the fence
on the proposition." He then congrat
ulated the students on having such
united -splrit-itnd-sboA'ed how-spf rit-is-a
wonderful aBse"t with which to win
victories.
Will Hayward Talks.
Wr. Hayward. '97, of Nebraska City,
who was a member of the Nebraska
team for three years, spoke very
briefly. "Three times I was with the
Nebraska team when it went after tho
Kansas scalp. I always like to see Ne
braska beat Kansas. Perhaps I am a
tort of Kansas specialist when It
comes to football."
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