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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 14, 1911)
m w THE DAILY NEBRASKAN K f. COLLEGIATE SPORTS By Stuart Gould HAWLEY'S ROOTING SECTION TO ROOT Hawloy's Howlors will hold tho flrBt official BOBalon of tho year at tho No braska-Kansas Aggies gamo on No braska flold UiIb afternoon. Tho olll clal acarlot and croam rootors hatB havo boon ordered and It 1b thought will arrlvo in tlmo to bo purchaHod andgTVon out on tho blonchorH. A Boctlon sufficient to accommodate 20 mon has boon roped off and only thoao equipped with colors and megaphonoB will bo considered elected to that por tion of tho bleachers. Managor Eager announced yostorday morning that be ginning with Tuesday, the tlckots for tho Missouri gamo would bo on sale, and that after today'B gamo tho major portion of both grandstand and bleach ers will bo rosorved. GIRLS SQUAD OUT CALL MADE FOR UNIVERSITY CO-ED3 TO FILL ROOTING 8ECTION. Tho GlrlB' Squad is going to holp put another feather In Nebraska's cap today. Thoro will bo oven a largor crowd out than tho excellent ropre floatation at tho Kearnoy.gamo. Tho Black Masks havo completed tholr many plans for tho effective work to- be done by tho squad, and to morrow will Bhow that tho "girls' sec tion" Is tho moBt attractive spot on tho flold. Evory girl In school 1b wanted. Ev ery girl Is needed, who has tho stuff jf which college spirit 1b mado and whose heart Is with her Alma Mater. It 1b not too lato to got season tickets. Thoy will bo on Bale on the campus by tho Black Masks for ono hour boforo tho gamo. It should bo understood that theBO tickets socuro you tho bost reserved seat In tho grandstand for 25c less than any othor seat. CAPTAIN OF MISSOURI 00T WIJHJROKEN ARM Hackney, Missouri's great kicking captain, is out of the gamo this year. Ho may got In onco or twlco for a kick at tho ond of tho Beason, but It Is very doubtful. Monday morning, Hncknoy was operated on, and a sil ver wlro connection was mado be tween Bhouldor and arm, until tho Hg uments shall bo strong enough to sup port tho arm. T. E. D. Hackney will continue to bo captain of Missouri's 1911 football team. Another will bo selected to do tho flold work, but as yet who It will bo Is unknown. Tho loss of Hackney leaves a holo In Missouri's backflold. Now it will bo necessary to develop a kicker. Knobol has been selected to take quarter and will make a- good man In tlmo, but as yet tho work Is now. Yost Gives Quiz Hour. Coach Yost of Michigan, is giving a half hour's quiz every evening after dinner at tho training tablo in place of a nightly signal practice. Team Gets a Bid. Tho CornhuBkors have been invited to witness the "Throe Twins" at tho Bijou theater in Minneapolis, the night aftor tho big gamo. Don't forget Johnny Laird at i20G O St 14-5t UNIVERSITY JEWELER & OPTICIAN C. A. Tucker JEWELER S. S. Shean OPTICIAN . 1123 0 STREET YELLOW FRONT Your Patronagi Solicited THE FIRST SAVINGS BANK 4 per cent Interest Pald on p081" $100 Opens an Account With tho First National Bank, Cor. 10th und O. WHAT'S .THAT? Home cooking. Two blocks east of campus, 522 N. 14th St. dive uS a trial. $3.50 per week. 44 Try n lunch at tho Y. M. 0. A. Lunch Room. Cafeteria Plan. CityY. M.C.A. 13th and P. Ocker Engraving Go. Engraved invitation in 48 hours if necessary Room 316 Brownoll Blk. DO YOU REALIZE THAT These aro the men that make this paper possible? The subscription prlco isn't a drop In the bucket. They help us; we must help them. PATRONIZE THE MEN ON THI8 LI8T M'MILLAN SHOWS UP JOINS MICHIGAN CAMP AND 18 IN FOR THE WHOLE 8EA80N OF BIG GAMES. Yost 1b amlllng again. Tho return of Shorty McMillan was tho big fea ture of tho week In tho Wolverine camp, for McMillan was the star quar terback for Michigan last year, and is ontorlng tho gamo this yoar but five or ton pounds heavier than at the closo of last season. McMillan's roturn. waB a surprise to most of tho Michigan cohorts, for his denials of coming back had been strong. However, ho could not rosist tho gonial coach's famous smile and came back to get in tho big games of this year. BAKER'S CAFE, "tho best in tho west." Reasons why. Best meats, bost coffoo, moderate prices. Best orchestra ovory evening. Kansas Aggies Ready. "Although wo are going up against tho strongest team in tho valley next Saturday,, our mon will fight all the more hard and a good gamo is to be .expected," Students' Herald, Kansas ;St&to Agricultural School. All Souls' Church, Unitarian H and 12th Sts. ARTHUR L. WEATHERLY, Minister Sunday 10:45 a. m. Regular Morning Service. All Young People are Cordially Invited Attention to the Opening of Bert Sturm's New 8-Chair Barber Shop Most Modern, Sanitary Shop and the Finest Fixtures West of Chicago Manlcuring-Cigars. Unl Students Welcome. 11G South 18th St. They Will Treat You Right BANKS First Savings Bank Contral National Bank BAKERIES Folsom BARBER SHOPS Chaplin First National Dink Croon's Bort Sturm Roy Wardo BOOK STORES Co-op Univorsity CLEANERS Tod Marrlner J. C. Wood & Co. Lincoln Cleaning and Dye Work. Weber CLOTHING Armstrong Clothing Co. Farquahar Flodeen & Brethouwer Magoo & Deemer Mayer Bros. Palaco Clothl'tg Co. Speier & Simon COAL WhItobrea8t CONFECTIONERY Lincoln Candy Kitchen DRY GOOD3 Miller & Tiiao DRUGGISTS Motor Drug Co. Rlggs FLORISTS L C. H. Froy FURNISHINGS Armstrong Clothing Co. Budd Fulk Magoo & Doomer Mayor Bros. Palace Clothing Co. Spolor & Simon HATTERS Armstrong Clothing Co. Budd Fulk Magoo & Deomor Mayor Bros. Palaco Clothing Co. Spolor & Simon JEWELERS Hallott Tucker I LAUNDRIES Evans MUSIC Walt OPTICIAN Shean 4;- i. V Acacia Acacias Entertain. gives a house party this royenlng at tho house. WATCH FOR THE NEW FOLSOM Bakery and Cafe We cater to Student trade. to 1331 IN wM .m PHOTOGRAPHS Blazek PRINTERS George Bros. Hydo Printery Simmons Van Tlno RESTAURANTS Baker's Cafe SHOES Bookman Bros, Budd Men's Bootery Mayer Bros. MUler & PMno ;, ' TAILORS ' - - Flodeen & Brethouwer- - , THEATERS ' ' ST, Oliver Orphoum TYPEWRITERS Xincoln Typewriter Exchange w t srr- ,v ... . .