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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
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THE PAILV INEBRASKAN
Owned iintl publlHlied by tho University of Nebraska through
THE 8TUDENT PUBLICATION DOARD
Onicos, Biiflomont tho Administration Building.
Pofltolllco Htatlon A, Campus, Lincoln, Nebraska.
Day Auto 1888.
TELEPHONES
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THE STAFF
EDITORIAL
Sam R. Duck, Editor
A-.-H. Dlnnmoro, MiuiiikIhk Kdltor Jlalph S. Doud. City J2dltor
P. C. McConnell ABsocliitc Kdltor Btuart Gould, Sporting Kdltor
REPORTORIAL
Homer O. Hewitt Hugh Agor
Wnllnco 11. Troup Kenneth M. Snyder
It. H. BuddenborK J. Lovpjoy Linn
1j. A. Hechter Fred I. Babcock
Harry Burtls Robert If. Flnley
Frank Perkins, Htnff Photographer
WOMEN'8 DEPARTMENT
Marina Swczey Ollvo 11. Mann
Ituth M linger Allco Chambers
Morrll Heed
Lawreneo Ilnblnson
1 T. Skinner
C. I.. IJpdegrnff
C. F. Andrews
Wlnnlfred Klchar
11 lid rod Bovlns
BUSINESS
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C. C. Buclmhan, AHst. Bus. Mgr. J. V. Morrloou, Circulation Mgr.
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Entored at tho Postolllce, Lincoln, Nebr.. as second cIusb matter under act of
Congress March 3, 1879.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1011.
Tho team linB gone. Thoro romalnB
but a day or two of nnxlotiB waiting,
and thon wo will know.
Just what wo will know, cannot bo
forotold. Wo think tho wires will
carry nowa of victory. It Is possible,
howovor, that wo will Iobo.
Upon tho latter proBpoct wo do not
caro to look.
Thoro will bo time onough for that
If It ' Ib nocoBsary after tho game
Moanwhllo wo Bhould havo a caro as
to our actions, Bhould tho battlo go
agalnBt us. Wo should havo faith In
tho team, and In Nobraska, but If Iobo
Kappa Pel; Win. Wontworth and Sam
Waugh, Delta Upallon; Gordon Beck
and Harold Tomple, Kappa Sigma;
H. O. Gollatly and U. Edson, Delta Tau
Dolta; Robort Harloy and Wm. Goeh
nor, Sigma Chi.
Make your dates early with Hagen
slck's Orchestra. Auto 2990. tf
CHANGE OF CONVOCATION.
ProfoBsor AIoxIb will glvo his ster
ooptlcon locturo on Scandinavia today
at fi:00 p. m. In tho Templo theater,
Instead of Momorlal hall.
Soo Los Hydo when In noed of pro
grams, menus and other printing.
300 Black. Velvet
500 Brown Corduroy
SOO Gun Lace, HigH
500 Black. Suede
This Aeek Arrivals
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UPSTAIRS
BUDD
wo muBt, lot it bo liko sportsmon and
gontlomon.
If tho Wostorn championship 1b not
for ub, thon lot ub not cry "sour
-grapes' and sulk, but lot ub go after
and got, what after all, Is our more
logltlmato prey, tho Missouri Valley
honors. For tho present, howovor,
pull for tho team and beating Minnesota.
'ALUMNI NOTES.
Throo more alumni associations will
bo organized in the stato boforo tho
month is over. Georgo Kline, secre
tary of tho stato association, will go
to Falrbury tho 24th, Kearney tho
2Cth, and Soward tho 28th, to organlzo
local clubs at those points.
Floyd Soybolt, '99, has sold hla in
terest In tho Citizens' Bank at Ge
neva. "Tim" McCarthy, '96, la engaged in
railroad work at Calgara, Alberta.
Georgo II. Hummol, '09, has moved
to Falls City, whore ho 1b starting n
gonorul contracting business.
A. J. and P. B. Weaver are working
up a big applo Industry at Falls City.
THURSDAY CONVOCATION.
MI8B Marjorlo Andorson, a graduato
of tho conservatory and now a facul
ty member, gave a piano recital at
tho Templo yesterday.
Tho program, as given, was aa folo
lows: Marcho Mlgnonno Poldlnl
Tondro Aveu Schuett
Spinning Song, from "Flying Dutch
man" Wagnor-Llszt
Romanco Gruonfeld
Ballado Chopin
"Johnny" Leard baa moved from 127
No. 12th to Woods Barbor Shop, 1206
O St. Ho deBlres to boo al his old
frlonds at his new location. 14-5t
SPIKES INITIATE.
Wednesday night tho Spikes, tho
lntorfraternity froshman organization,
Initiated twouty men. The following
mon wont through tho ordeal and still
Hvo.
They aro: Elmer Hansen and W. B.
McDonald,. Phi Gamma Dolta; Earl
Hawkins and A. Graham, Sigma Alpha
EpBllon; Rox Coffoo and Chester
Dobbs, Alpha Tau Omega; Fred Wy
land and R. Mac Parkinson, Sigma
Nu; P. M. McCullough and JamoB
Hutohinson, Phi Dolta Thota; Phillip
Southwlok and Morrll Collins, Phi
Latin Club Elects.
'At a recent meeting of tho Latin
club tho following now mombers were
oloctod: Elsie Ebmoyor, Mabel Pope,
Bortha Morgan, Ethel Hummol, Frieda
Arnold, Mary Robbins, Ethel Brown,
Cora Froedllno, EfTio Jones, Beth
Ryan, Francos Gowlng, Laura Han
son and Irma Gibson.'
Agents for
The Spalding
Gym Shoes
Kloctrloftboo Ropairlng while you wnlt
BECKMAN BROS.
1I07 O Street
1J5UY your Union Suits
Saturday. We place
on sale a special purchase
of very desirable and well
made perfect fitting gar
ments, at 95c and $1.25.
You will be more than
pleased with them.
Palace Clothing Co.
1419 O STREET
Gunmetals
for Fall
at
$3.50 Pair
We havo just received a nobby high toe last with
short vamp and moderately high heel, in gun metal,
either button or blucher. The best value we have
ever shown for $3.50 a. shoe that we feature in our
popular priced lines.
This shoe has style and individuality as well as
wearability. It . is not only worth the price but in
many places would be sold for more. Sizes unusually
complete now.
Better See These $3.50 Shoes
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HERPOLSHEIMER'S GAFE
Dinner U:30 to Jt30 9K
Supper 5:30 to 7:30 LuL
Also Cafeterian Style
Hot Wafles with Maple Syrup, JOc
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