THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
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GQRNHUSKER TRACK MEN
MEET KANSAS TOMORROW
FIFTEEN ATHLETES LEAVE, AC
COMPANIED BY COACHES
STIEHM AND REED.
Tomorrow afternoon at :.' In o'clock
tlio ConiliuHkcr tiack team nwM'tH Hh
old enemy Kiuihhh on the .layhaw ker'
field A Htronn num edition of fifteen
picked men lef yeHterday afternoon,
n.'ompanied hy CoarhoH Stlehm and
Heed and todav Ih heln Hpent In a
Rhon uoikont thin morning and a
rerit i!iIk afternoon for tlie fray to
morrow'
KatiRa'R chni-co of polntH In the ruiiH
and relaH Ih Hinall. hut nhe Ih consid
ered dangerous in the hurdles and
weights, (lie Woodbury hoyH l)ilnn
noted for their faRt hurdling N'ehraR
ka has represent Iiir her two fast men
In this event Harney and IIuhhpI, ro
fonts (t deft.it are not ho Htronn In
t'llR iPKard oh in the dlseuH and shot
put wliirh were both lont to AmeH In
the meet List Saturday
In the Hprinta. Rarely who was high
mnn In the Ames moot, Christmas, who
has shown up wpll In thp parly spa
Km vork oiitH and Heaver, who won
li t In the IU)ard Insh from Amos,
are entered 'or Nebraska Cromwell,
v inner of the broad lump and HaRt
Ih;h. the hlwh jumper are exported (o
put up a hard Hunt in theHe two dlvl
Hions of the meet
ltean ' MeCouan, who caused
tiiurh liHappointment by failing (o
place with Amen, has recovered to a
Kreat extent and wi'h Hecker, who is
also vpry fast, will take care of the
half mile Hrannon and nderson, it
in aiillrlpatod. are due to give the
KauHaiiH some anxious moments on
the longer runs
The fifteen nipn who nro pntered In
the meet for Nebraska are-
I- H Anderson rapt . Howard Har
ney, W L HarneH, V (' Hpcker, Karl
Hrannon, (' A Heaer. .( () Christ
mas. It O from well, D .1 Harmon
It It Hastings, A A May, V I Mo
Cowan, George Racely, David IteavR,
Itlchard Russell
Regular practirp on the fipld will
continue" for thosp not takpn to Kan
sas as thp Minnesota meet cohipr off
April 11, and a much larger numhpr of
mpn will be uspd Thp sizp of thp
tpam takpn to moot the JayhawkprH
was npcpssarlly limited by thppxppnsp
of thp trip
Pleasing Young Men
No where in the state is there a store where
young men can come nearer heing pleased
witli everything they wear than here. The
ties, the shirts, underwear, hosiery, hats, the
clothes, and tin; special care in fitting every
garment sold. All will please you.
FARQUHAR
1325 O Street
Lincoln
Lincoln Hotel
Eddie Walt
JUNIOR HOP
May lO, 1912
TicRets $1.25
THIS COUPON
and 85 cents buys $1.00 worth of Athletic or
Baseball Goods at
Lawlor Cycle and Sporting Goods House
1423 O Street
SENIOR PINS
New Shipment Just Arrived
Get One Before They Are All Gone
The University Book Store
340INorth 111th Street
NEW
Sample Shoe Store
Shoes for Men and Women. We fit
big and little feet. You don't have
to pay Retail prices when you buy
shoes here. One Price Always : : :
$2.50 Shoes for $1.95 $3.50 Shoes for $2.45
$4.00 Shoes for $2.85
No More, No Less
Joe's Sample Shoe Store
Up Stairs Over the Guarantee Store, 1132 0 Street
Heffley's Tailors
Suits $20 Up nth and n Nifty Styles
DO YOU PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS ?
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A MAN
who cornea here for his shoos, will secure his
contentment without paying a fancy price for
the privilege of being satisfied.
"But" you say, "I want the correct style,
and good fitting", and you can get both here
at right prices.
"But" you say, "J want to be sure of good
leather", again you are safe in our hands for
we guarantee our leathers.
"But" you say again, "1 want to be sure
of tho it" again you'll take no risk here,
for our shoes are designed and lasted by the
best shoe-making talent the country affords.
Wo can show you the right shoes for you.
Men s Bootery
College Shoes for Men Only
C. V. Roberts 144 North 12th
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