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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
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Pages From Past History
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A great deal ol enthusiasm is muni
lest .1 1 t in t the catnpiiH over the up
pioithiim game with Minnesota
n t iiiuiit of JunlorH up in nrniB
over tin- alleged loul play in tin lass
elect inns 'Die election wan rumored
iikii (lit and dried affali to hnthei the
interests of one ol the candidates
1904
The .Innior cIiihs decides to make up
I lie '07 (up deficit The smull sum of
$7r is still standing against them in
consequence of tlieir burning tho
Freshmen capH of the .vear before
Splendid eulogy Is paid former
Chancellor Andrews by the Boston
TnuiM rlpt The eent huh the un
veiling t the portiait ol "Benn" Au
di eus. former president of Drown
lilihei-ltv
1908
The State Historical societ ik quires
a niitnlx'i ol valuable old relic s relat
ing to the histor.v of the state
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Rev Elliot of Otegon, a member of
the tirM boaid of regents ol the Uni
veisitv of Nebraska, lsits Lincoln af
ter an absence, of forty years
K. U. PROMISES WELL
ALTHOUGH BRAMWELL WHO WAS
ELECTED CAPTAIN FOR THIS
, YEAR DOES NOT RETURN.
NEW MATERIAL FILLS PLACES
Mllltntv nepartment,
September 30. 1913
('in ular
The loilowing program will be fol
lowed in the companies, sequence not
neci-u It is expected, though, that
all companies will complete the work
at the same time
Tw o la s close oi del
Two duv-. extended older
One d,i arm signals
One a nomenclatiii e ol nlle use
plate In 1 H H
One da guard duty
One da Butts' Manual
Three days bayonet exercises.
Two das drawing and cleaning
rides
This woik will be followed by in
struction b commandant in combat
prim iples. advance and rear guard,
outpost ami company and battalion
pi oblems
By the Commandant
Secret Practice Starts Early at Kansas
This Season Surprises Expected.
Univi rslt of Kansas, C)( t 3 (Spe
cial to Dull Nebraskan ) When the
Univeislt leeched word this lull that
Captain Hiainwell would not return,
disappointment was felt by all the K.
U follosveis of football His effective
work on the team lust year elected him
captain and the rooters knew his place
would be bard to (111. "11111" Weldllne,
the husk tackle of last jear, was
elected to lead the team
The new material shows up well and
gies promise of capabl filling the
places left acant on last ear's (cam
Ted Marriner Cleaner, Hatter, and
Repairer. Auto B-1799. 235 No. 11th.
Saturday Morning
SPECIAL
200 Doz. Lisle Hose
ALL COLORS
7-1 C PAIR
6 Pair for 45c
Bishop has been placed at end by the
coaches and while he has not had
much experience at that position, he
is showing up well Burton has been
given the tackle position and all ex
pert him to do damaging work to any
team's offense .lames, another one of
last year's freshmen, can be counted
on to do effective work at guard Keber
will do good work at the other end and
Hammond at centei will give some one
a haid light for the position "Rust"
Russell, quartet buck of last ear's
Ireshnian team will add strength to the
quarterback material inong the old
men back this ear aie Weldllne,
Wilson, Steiiwe, lludot. Householder,
Detwilclei and I'aiker
Sec n't practice has been installed in
K C eail this season and it is
thought that the coaches will spring
some sui pi ises at the fust game which
takes place Satutdav, October 1th
Another thing which brightens the
outlook lor the lollowers ol the Cum
son and Blue, is that llaigiss, forinei
1 couch ol College of Emporia, has
been added to the coaching staff Bv
tills addition, the team should be
materlallv strengthened, as llargiss is
a good football man and has turned
out some good teams
K U has the following list of games
on her schedule
October 1, William Jewell at Law
renc e, October 11, Washington at Law
rence, October 18, Drake at Lawrence,
I October IT). K S A C at Manhattan,
Oitobei U, Oklahoma at Noiiuarr, No
ember 8, Washburn at Lawrence,
November l.", Nebraska at Lawience.
November 22, Missouri at Columbia
School Supplies
TYPEWRITERS
Office Equipment Supply Co.
117 So. 12th St.-Funke Bdg.
Everything for the Office'
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EN WHO DRESS CAREFULLY
-as to tostea n4expenditttre-"-thepare-
our customers.
College Tailors
College View Phone B-0-X-A-48
WE ARE GOING TO
The Huffman's General Supply House
For our SCHOOL and OFFICE Supplies
We get more for our money at
208 South 11th Street -:- -:- Lincoln
Kngatfe formal music now Hagensick
See our windows
KLINES
1132 0 Street
STUDENTS, TAKE NOTICE First
class family board for a limited niim
her of students; two blocks from Uni
versity; rates $4 per week. 143G S st.
Phone B-(!25G.
FIRST LIEUTENANT uniform for
sale. Saber, belt and puttees Includ
ed Last year's suit, good condition
Call B2100.
EXCHANGED In U Hall, a raincoat
Please call B-1651.
LOST Opal stick pin Finder please
return to this office and receive re
ward. LOST Nebraska seal pin, call L4151
LOST Lady's finger ring, moonstone
surrounded with smull diamonds.
Return to Rag office.
We Cater to Student Trade
Our Dining Room is Complete to serve
you anything in the Eatable Line. Open
after the Shows, Dances and Parties. We
make our own Ice Cream, Sherbets and
Punches for Parties.
THE FOLSOM CAFE
1315-31 N St. :: Lincoln, Nebraska
Miss Charlotte Whedon
Announces the opening of her classes in aethetic
and ball-room dancing. Class in ball-room dancing
for University students on Saturday evenings from
eight till nine, commencing October 18th.
1845 D Street -::- -::- Telephone B-1287
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