THE. DAILY NEBRASKA!
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CORNHUSKER-WOLVERINE
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BANQUET' CHEAT SUCCESS
Tho CornhuBkor Banquet, hold Sat
urday night at tho Auditorium, marks
a new era in tho All-University func
tions of this school. It was tho
largest and most pretentious banquet
over hold In Lincoln.
Nearly ono thousand students and
alumni attended and gavo vont to
their school spirit through numerous
songs and yells.
Promptly at seven o'clock,the doors
wore opened, and tho band struck up
"U-XT-U-N-I." Tbo Michigan support
ers took thoir scats at a table espe
cially prepared for them; tho No
braskans - occupied tho remaining
tables. Amid thunderous choers tho
two teams and respective coaches
filed in and took their seats on tho
. stage.
The Michigan yell was hoard at reg
ular intervals, and to tho credit of tho
Cornhusker supporters it may bo said
that it camo as often from thoir
throats as it did from thoso of tho
rightful owners.
Tho speakers, especially thoso from
Michigan, wero greatly impressed by
tho magnitude and spirit of tho ban
qnct, to say nothing of tho outcomo
of tho gamo. In tho minds of thoso
who havo watched tho progress of tho
University, this banquet did raoro to
bring beforo tho public tho importance
of Nobraska than any other non-athletic
event over held.
Nebraska's co-eds turned out on
masso to tho banquet, more than glad
ly availing themselves of tho privilege
CLASSIFIED COLUMN
L08T
WILL party who took black ovorcoat
from U. Hall Tuesday morning
ploaco roturn it to Rag odlco. 44-3
Foot ball" won't make a
college nor will clothes
make a man, but they 11 go
a long way toward it.
In this respect our new
suits and overcoats are
there and over.
A big line of these coats
in ultra smart models the
season's newest Scotch
cheviots, German chinchil
las or English worsteds.
$15 $20 $25 $30
MAGEE & DEEMER ;
Lincoln Aurora Red Oak
LOST Sealskin collar and purse.
Initials on tho purso and gold om
broidory. Was sitting in section E
on south sido. Mrs. H. A. Rooso,
1135 So. 20th St. 46-3
TAKEN BY MI8TAKE Groy srtlppod
ovorcoat from basomont of Library
building. Floaso roturn to Rag
ofllce. 46-3
AT THE THEATRES
TAKEN BY MISTAKE A black
stripped overcoat from basomont of
Library building. Finder ploaso
leave at Rag office 46-3
LOST Phi Alpha Tau pin. Roturn to
Rag ofllco. Reward. 46 3
LOST An astronomy noto-book, with
narao Vorno Batos on insido cover.
Return to Ray ofllco. 433
EXCHANGED by mistake at Sopho
more Hop, a Walkovor pump for
Miller & Paino pump. Call Auto
2347,
Oliver Theatre
TUE8 WEDt& WED. MAT.
ABORN ENQLI8H
GRAND OPERA COMPANY
Tuesday "Lucia dl Lammormour."
Matinee "II Trovatore."
Wod. Night "Tales of Hoffmann."
THANKSGIVING, Mat. A. Night
A. H. Wood Presents
Last 8eaaoh's Big Scream
THE GIRL IN THE TAXI
Prlcea $1.50, (1.00, 75c and 60c
Suggestions for him. Coat Chains -Gold, Gold-tilled and Sil
vor. Tie Pins Gold Signets, Stono Set, Arts and Crafts, Silvor, Enamel.
Cuff Buttons--Gold. Gold-filled and Silvor. It's a good time now to
soloct, especially if thoy aro to bo engraved. Uni. Seals.J'TJni. Fobs,
Uni. Novelties. jQ
ESTABLISHED 1871 U-I A I I RTT UKIVERSlTY
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT Ono largo, front room,
with alcove; strictly modorn; $15
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I IllPni II MATINEES (Except Monday) ai3
LlnUULn EVENINGS AT S;3o
ORPHEUM
ISJS ADVANCED VAUDEVILLE
Commencing Mon. Night, Nov. 27th
Lovely, Lively, Little LiTyLena
Maud Hall Maoy & Co.
7 Belforda -7
Dave Ferguson
The Clover Trio
Karl
Cummlngs & Gtadylngs
Matinees 16o and 25o
Nlghta 15c, 25c, 35c and 60c
TWO largo furnished rooms for ront,
second floor, modern house. Auto
4085. 721 So. 11th St
of attending this formerly strictly
stag affair.
Tho girls gavo yells, songs, and
cheored tho speakers apd wo wero
tendered various compliments by tho
speakors. Their yells wero equally
for tho Michigan and tho Nebraska
pcoplo present, and in turn tho girls
wero given yellB by both Michigan and
Nebraska men.
Shower baths at Green's Barber
Shop, 120 No. 11th.
Miss Howell to Speak.
Miss Alico Howell, instructor of
elocution, will speak to tho Young
Woman's Christian Association this
afternoon at flvo o'clock In tho Y. W.
C. A. rooms. All girls are invited to
attend.
Tho College Inn Barber Shop. Stu
dont trado solicited. S. L. Chaplin &
Co. 127 N. 12th.
LINCOLN MEETS LAWRENCE
TURKEY DAY TO SEE, 8WIFT
GAME OF FOOTBALL IN
LINCOLN.
Tho Lincoln High School fast olovon
wjll clash with tho boys from Law
rence, Kansas, on Thanksgiving day.
Tho gamo will bo played on Nebraska
field. It will bo tho only game In Lin
coln on Turkey day. Tho whistle will
bo blown at 3 o'clock.
Lincoln has defeated tho champions
of Iowa and now hopo to smash
through ior a fow touchdowns against
tho southern state fiends. Tho Lin
coln boys are putting up a good artl
clo of football and . good attendance
is anticipated.
Got a
Michigan or Nebraska
Pennant Free
with a pound box of candy 80c
IW&l&r Drug Co,
44
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fry a lunch at tho Y. M. C. A.
Lunch Room. Cafeteria Plan.
City Y. MCA. 13lhnndP.
WARTHON'S
Original, Electric, Shoe
Repair Factory
Always reliable and up to
he minute
142 North 12th Street
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WHAT DO YOU NEBD
TODAY
In our lino of PnmpblaU,
ProKramR, Monun. Wedding
Stationery niirt all kind of
Cnmimtroiiil find HtMonry
Printing.
Van Tine Printing Compaij
128 M. 14th St.
Rollnblo, Prompt AntoSiTT
Delta Chi Annual Feed.
Tho Delta Chi fraternity held their
annual banquet at tho Lincoln Hotel
Friday evening. Thirty-two members
and alumni wero present
Bowling, 5 cents a game, At tho Y.
M. C. A. Bowling Alloys. " tf
Baker's Cafe servos cakes all day.
Also everything elso in season. Serv
ice first claBB. lC-tf
Tho University Chorus will givo the
"Pilgrims" at Convocation next Tues
day, November 28, with tho organ and
stringed Instruments. Tho chorus has
taken up-tho "Messiah" preparatory
for Christmas.
GeqrgOvBros., Danco Programs, Mon
ogram Stationery, Motto Cards. r
Hagensick's Orchestra
.s
Junior Hop
December 9, 1911
, Lincoln Hotel
Tickets $1.25 , .
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We serve the purest and
best HOT and COLD RE
FRESHMENTS in the city
Oysters any style. " jfift
Fancy SANDWICHES and
SALADS served at all hours
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Student's 3-Course Lunch 1 5c
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