THE DAILY NEBEASKAN
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THEATRES
Oliver Theater
Today 2:30 Tonight 8:15
Wrn. A. Brady, Ltd., Presents
BABY MINE
Nights 25c to $1.50 Mat. 50c & 25c
Mon., Tues., Wed. & Wed Mat.
Oct. 20-21
WAY DOWN EAST
Night 25c to $1.50 Mat. 25c to 75c
ORPHEUM
THUR., FRI., SAT., Oct. 16, 17, 18
CATHRINE
COUNTISS
"THE BIRTHDAY PRESENT"
ALMA YOULIN
WfttTER-S:
RUBE DICKINSON
"THE EX JUSTICE OF THE
PEACE"
WILLIAMS, THOMPSON AND
COPELAND
LES YOST
THE FEIS TRIO
Norns' Man-Like Baboons.
ORPHEUM ORCHESTRA AND
TRAVEL PICTURES
Mat. Thurs., Fri., 15 25c. Sat., 15,
25c, 50c. Night at 8:15. Prices
15, 25, 35, 50 and 75c.
Minnesota vs Nebraska
Continued from page 1
HAVE BEATEN THE SWEDES WE
CAN HO IT AGAIN
There Ik a striking slmllnrlty in thr
two machines It In this Both tonniH
arc stronger offenslvel than defen
sivel The game will resolv( Itself
into a contest of offensie tactics
Both are scoring machines which will
niaUe tin- game all the mm e Intel
cs' ing
Secret Practice Yesterday
'leste-iday afternoon Coach Stiehm
gave- his wni riots their last workout
In-fore the game The pi act ice was
heluni! locked gates Most of the
tunc was spent In a snappy signal
practice A rood deal of attention
was paid to perfecting ceitain defen
sue and ollensive formations It was
,i 'ight practice and was calculated to
put the arslty in the hest possihle
condition They needed a rest after
heir many hard scrimmages of last
week.
Nebraska's Chances for Victory.
Nebraska's chances for victory de
Lyric Theatre
Thurs., Friday, Sat., Oct. 16, 177T8
THE CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
A Comedy of Mirth and Music
SILBER & NORTH
In "The Bashful Man & The Maid"
Photo Plays: "Pathe's Semi-Weekly,"
"So Runs the Way," "The
Influence of a Child," and
"When Friendship Ceases."
CURRENT EVENTS
FASHION PHOTOS
SATURDAY
ONLY
The World's Cham
pionship Base Ball
Series of 1913
at the
MAGNET
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pend hugely upon their abilitv in
solving the famous Minnesota shift
This pla musses between tackle and
end Hence- the brunt of the battle
is eiy likely to rest on the tackles
and ends and Nebraska's chances for
the long end of the score may depend
on whether or not the can stop thl
play
i' or tne lasi wecK uie i reslimen, in
their sciimtnages against the varsity,
hae been using the Minnesota shift
To break it up was a pipe for the
varsity. But very seldom were the
neophytes able to get away witli it
Hit Coi nhuskers seem to have solved
the mystery of how to stop this p' i
If they (Jim ,iop it whin plaed I
the oi lginators, the game is Iheiis
nother eh. nice tor victory l
' Ming Mastin's trust boot Coach
Stiehm ha.-, succeeded in kiM ping tin
lac I under cover t ti.it he was practic
ing Mastin at drop-kicking until la'e
thus week If the Cornhiiske rs (aim
within booting distance of the Minne
sota goal, Mastin will undoubtedly be
called upon to boot the oval over If
Nebraska can hold the Cophe is to a
small score, are and unable- to score
th niselves, "Bing" may bring victory
.o the Scarlet and Cream via the
aeiial route
Game At 2:30.
In order thai the Minnesota team
mav catch an eailv train home the
game lias bee n changed from '. 00
o'clock to '1 :iil o'clock The weather
man has it that the day will be a
pi ' lee t one The field js jn pmn -coneiitiem
Kwytliing poirts to the
gie.u. -M battle ol the season NE
BKASKA IS COIN'CJ TO WIN
Referee, Masker, umpire Ryan,
!iad lii-e. sniaii Wi Wiebe
Fordyce Howard in Kentucky.
Dr. Charles Fordyce, dean of the I
Teachers' College, has been Invited to '
give the first of a series of lectures to
be contributed this year by leading
educators In the University of Ken
tucky, under the uuspices of the Col
lege of Education of that institution
yean Fordyce will lecture on the
"Science and Art of Instruction. "
V (Mr m rwW
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Our Store will be a sort of
Before and After The Game
gathering placeall the dope will be on top
and were prepared to supply you with
everything from FREE MEGAPHONES to
the newest and smartest of
Kensington
Kuppenheimer
Suits and Overcoats
Mackinaws, Sweaters, Caps, Nebraska arm
bonds, Pennants and ribbons
MAGEE & DEEMER
The
University School of Music
Established 1894
Offers the highest class of instruction in all
branches of music.
Students may enter any time.
Anyone expecting to study music will do
well to get information concerning this
school before choosing an instructor.
Willard Kimball, Director
Ask for new catalog -:- -:- Eleventh andR Streets
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