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JUNIOR DEBATE COMMITTEE.
President Dlckensen Names Two Men
With Promise of Another Later.
President Dickenson has appointed
the following as the junior debate com
mittee: H. V. Hcbb, chairman; .Too
Noone. The other member will be
appointed later.
The series of class debates will com
mence Hhortly, and men who contem
plate trying out are requested to get
in touch with their clftHH committee
men Boon.
Notice Freshmen.
Freshmen football practice today at
11 and 4. This will be the last practice-
before the Olympics. There's 30
points in it for the freshmen if they
win their game with the sophomores.
WAITE ON 8PECIAL MI8SION.
To Examine Diphtheria Condition In
Public 8chools.
At a meeting of the city council held
Monday evontng Health Ofllcer J F.
Spiolman recommended that Dr. II. II.
Waite of the bacteriology department
be appointed to examine the diphtheria
situation in the city schools. H M.
NOT OVER CONFipENT
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Waslibuni Coaches fiom Oklaho
ma. Missouri. Ames and the Kan
sas Aggies all testify that no trick
plays were used, and are debating over
what iiolicy of the Kansas coaches this
means It is very possible that none
of tho plays used In the foro part of
the- season may bo brought out, but an
entirely new lineup will bo employed,
and In this case Nebraska will bo com
pelled to put every effort Into tho
game in order to send the Jayhawkors
back home defeated.
K. U. Average Weight Higher.
In the matter of comparative weights
of the two teams, as an average,
MoBse's men have a slight advantage.
In the line this lead inns several
pounds to the man, but in the back
fleld they have n slightly larger mar
gin However, the speed of the Ne
braska backfleld is doped to easily
counterbalance this drawback and
pierce the stono wall which Frank,
the Minnesota '12 assistant coach,
claims to have constructed for tho
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KANSAS NKnUASKA.
Milton I,. K Howaid
Orort I,. T Swanson
Wcldllne I,. CI Irwin
Helvorn C Allan
Tudor K. (1 Pearson
Durnham It. T Harmon
Hrownleo.(Capt.).U. K Mastin
Maglll Q. II . . .Potter, Towle
Holliday H. II. . .Frank (('apt )
Parker L. H Purdy
Jackson F. II Halllgan
Referee Curtis, ex-Michigan.
UmpireGordon, MlBsourl Valley, la.
Head linesman -Rellly, Kansas City.
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The Football Rally Today - - -
the big game tomorrowdon't it make your
blood tingle ? Crowds of well-dressed people,
colors, cheers, songs, hair-raising end runs
and forward passes ! On days like these it's
a privilege to be alive.
If you Feel that way Inside,
why not Look that way Outside? Wear
clothes with life, energy, individuality like our
KENSINGTONS and L SYSTEMS for men.
Every curve will catch your fancy, every line
will hook your confidence. "Cagey" styles
dependable values. This is the store with
the spirit and atmosphere that draws young
men.
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