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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
TENNIS MEN ACTIVE
University Seal Stationery
AFTER YEAR OF INACTIVITY THIS
8PORT AGAIN 8TART8 UP.
Hagenslck's Orchestra. Auto 9042.
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FALL TOURNAMENT THIS WEEK
Play Which Plck Tenntn Squad Com
mence Wednesday Eight Men to
Be Chosen Williams and
Florry Back.
Now thnt old Sol promises to shine
aRtiin for a whlln. tnnnlH cnthuHlaHtH
arc turning their tluniKiUs toward tho
formal opening "f ,h( University
courtH These arc In lino condition
after the recent rains
There are many dovoteos of the
game, and (luy William n predicts that
there will be no trouble In making out
a hciujuI of eight men. It Is planned
that from this nnunl team or three
men Bhall be cIiobmi Two old men
are In school, Florry and Williams,
and there are six places to he 11 11 oil
The tryouts commence Wednesday
afternoon, and if poBHlble will be fin
ished within the week Lots will be
drawn for the order or play at the
"Rag" offlco thin afternoon from 4 to
fi o'clock, and tlio results will be
posted Wednesday noon on the bulle
tin board In front of Administration
building.
Only Blnglos will " played during
the contests on accpunt of tho limited
time. Dr Skinner 1b the official ref
eree Next sprinH other aspirants to
tennis honors will have the opportu
nity of challenfilnK members of the
squad.
According to present plans, the team
will piny with tho Universities and
colleges in tho Missouri Valley Con
ference Last yenr the meet was held
at Columbia, Mo It 1b not deflnltel
known where the meet will be hold
this year, but it will probably fall be
tween Columbia and Iiwronce, Kas.
D 0 P K
That drop kick of Potter's from the
40-yard line wan a bird, wasn't it?
Mastln evidently does not believe in
two hands this your, for h made live
one-handed tackloB in Saturday's game
Halllgan is HvInK up to his reputa
tion as a lino smasher, for he sure did
walk ovor tbe farmers.
If Purdy lly .Ralnnt the Uophers
as hard as he did against the farmers
there won't be very much to it.
Ernie Frank Is there on those back
handed, twisting runs back of tbe op
ponents' line; at least he docB It every
line.
Howard is developing into one of the
classiest punters that ever adorned a
Cornhusker machine.
Now 604 N. 15 meanB Fifteenth and
S across tho street east from the Ag
House. That's where the Students'
Suitatorlum holds out Phone In your
order for us to press up that Bult after
last week's rain. Dell F-3438, Auto
B-1294. Got a club ticket? Adv.
Winters Now Pharmacist.
Karl Winters, pharmacy, who Is now
proprietor of n drug store In Webber,
Kas , visited familiar Bcenes on tho
campus Monday.
Ladles' clothing cleaned, remodeled
and repalrod by an experienced drons
nmker Satisfactory work at reason
able prices. Mrs. Brlcka, 315 South
17th. Auto R-4844 Adv. 10-2 It
Girls Hold Vespers.
"Summer Camps for Girls" will be
discussed Tuesday evening at the Y
W C A vesper service at 5 o'clock by
Miss Trigg Miss Trigg Is the ex
tension secretary for the city associa
tion and had charge of the summer
camp at Crete last AuguBt.
We have the best workman, the larg
est, most sanitary and modern barber
shop and bathhouse In the city. Stu
dent patronage kindly solicited
Croon's, 120 North Eleventh.
Spend Week-End Here.
Misses Mildred Revlns, Celia Malone
and Meatrlce Longtin have been spend
ing the week-end at the Alpha XI Delta
house
Call Roy O. Wardo, dance orchestra,
Auto 7186, L-8152.
Gym. Classes Start.
Women'B gymnasium classes meet
at scheduled hours beginning Thurs
day, October 17. Meet in chapel in
Btroet clothes and gymnasium suits
will be delivered. Ina E. QlttlngB.
JoneB' Orchestra. Phono L-8606.
Chi Omega President Drops In.
Mary Cove Collins, Chi Omega's
grand president, 1b tho guest of the
active chapter Mrs Collins iB on her
way to Chicago to attend the National
Pan Hellenic convention.
Mpt mo at Qreen's, 120 North 11th
Acacias Back In Town.
.11 in Harvey of Aurora, Fred Schlagle
of Auburn, J A Elwell or Springfield,
and Joe Keifer of Rostwlck Bpent the
week-end at the Acacia house.
Cleaning, pressing, altering, repair
ingwo do them all. No, wo don't
take our work downtown on commis
sion Done on the premises by oxpert
student workmen. Auto IM294, Hell
F-3438 504 No. 15th. Students' Suit
atorlum. Adv. tr
Miss May Teaches at Beaver City.
Miss Pearl May, '11, has a position
teaching In the Beaver City High
School.
Sawyers In Lincoln Sunday.
V H Sawyer, '94, electrical ongl
neer In New York City, and Hoy P
Sawyer, '99, electrical engineer in
Cleveland, Ohio, wore have over Sun
day visiting their brother, E. B. Saw
yer, '98, president of the Cushman
Motor Company.
Huntington Now C. E. In Tropics.
L M Huntington, C E. '04, was a
campus vlBitor yesterday. He tells
many Interesting Btorios of his engi
neering work In tho tropics.
POSTERS OF ALL KINDS
PENNANTS AND OTHER COLORS
LARGE BRONZE SEAL
CANDIES GOOD TO EAT
PENS THAT WRITE
The University Book Store
340 N. 11th Street
LINCOLN, NEBRASKA
You Can Save
$25 to $50
buying a slightly used or rebuilt
typewriter.
Every machine backed by a po
sitive two year guarantee.
Have large stock of late
Repairs and supplies for any
Nebraska Typewriter Co.
Auto 2080143 So. 12th St. Bell 1299.
Home Made Baked Goods
Cookies, Pies, Cakes, Holsum Bread, Fancy Pastries
cyyyr Cafe
Open after the Shows with
"Good Things to Eat
1325-31 N STREET
Classified Column
LOST Delta yeta sorority pin. Kind
er return to Rag olflce. Mary H.
Camordn.
LOST Delta Zeta sorority pin. Find
pen in Unl. Hall, between 3 and 4
p. m. Friday. Return to this offlco.
model machines for rental.
standard make.
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WANTED Four hoys to room and
board at 1528 l St.; modern, hot
water heat, electric and gas lights;
board $3.50 per week, room $6 per
month each.
Kansas has Btarted Becret practlco
this week, and Is working hard for
tho Drake game, which is to bo played
tho same day wo meet Minnesota.
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