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As the old saying goes-, "the proof of the
pudding is in the eating thereof," and
thus we refer to our showing of
Clothcraft Clothes
GUARANTEED ALL WOOL .
The assortment of styles, patterns, and
colorings is absolutely unlimited. We
guarantee every one of these garments to
fit perfectly, to be all wool, and to give
the purchaser wearing, lasting qualities.
Let us show you what wonderful val
ues we have in this famous make of
clothes. .
$12.85 to $20.00
SPEIER & SIMON
We Save You Money
AH Souls1 Church, Unitarian
H and V2t1n. Sts.
ARf HUR L. WEATHERLY, Minister
Sunday, Oct. 29, 10:45 Subject: "Be Ye Therefore Perfect."
fleeting of Students' Liberal Religious-Union at 12:00.
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Elastic Hosiery
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The Illustration given above wa o taken during the first Inning of the
recent series between the Giants and Athletics. Collins Is at bat, with
Mathewson pitching and Meyers catching.
ATHLETICS HAVE TITLE
ABE WORLIMAMPS AGAIN
A Bocond time world's champion
team, wero Connie Mack's little oand
when the world's series of 1911 closed
at Shlbe Park Thursday afternoon.
The Athletics walloped the Giants 13
to 2 In the final garao, Bonder and
Thomas doing the battery honors for
Philadelphia.
Brains, speed and cleverness, and
lots of other things' made up the
Mack team this year, and they most
decisively have proyon that tho title
Which Connie copped out last year
from tho CubB, was not stolen nor
given to them hy Fate.
Score by innings:
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Giants ....100000001 2 4 2
Athletics . 0 .0 X X Q-1 1 JL 13 13 6
Batteries Amos,- Wlltae ., and Mey
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STUDENTS CtiKR iAT RALLY
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on me ueiu uaturaay aiternoon. cuan
collor Avery was cheered again and
again. -'..' ,
8tlehm. Makes Good Talk.
He was followed by E. O, Stiehmi
all year coach, who Implanted himself
still moro1 deeply in the estimation of
Cornhuske'r students by the straight
forward and manly address ho made.
Coach Stlehm also complimented his
men, and said that although ho knew
Missouri had a strong team and would
put up a mighty strugglo, ho was op
timistic as to the outcome. Thomas
H. Matters Jr" former stpr Cornhusker
tackle, and last year's guard on tho
famous Harvard All-Amerlcan team,
which defeated the Carlisle Indians,
was tho next Bpeaker. He compli
mented tho school oh Its. newly ac
quired spirit, and assured tho stu
dents that thoy'had a much stronger
team li reality than tho Minnesota
score might indicate. v Matters has
been coaching in ttio( east for tho past
three years, so his judgment: s well
worth consideration.'
Team Called Fto. '' i ,
CapUIn'Sh6nkaj Owen; and . Ernie
Frank. Elliott. Hornbhi-r 'i rlrrn
Potter, Pearsori. Harmon.' ada'.AHHiat.
opXJpach Harveyi ilathbbnoi)!all ro-
talks, and tho rallyoloibd with the
"Cornhusker" sung by the whole
crowd; v
Verne Bates was platform manager.
Bob Hawloy and Leslie Hyde led the
rooting.
Here and Ther
Joseph Bradenberg '02, of Omaha
and Charles Kelsey, 05, of -Norfolk,
visited .yeBtordfrttftbtf Oim Thet
Chi fraternity house.
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