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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 23, 1913)
THE DAILY NEBEASKAN - f ,. jvr 414 l triH Kin of characterization, mid pvpii (Wj? ltJtttiy iMrOraSHaU w,in, Klu. , ,ipI,nr , 8,.Vpral different - rolcH which in the author's drawing Property of TIIH PNIVKRSITY OF NEBRASKA Lincoln M. V. KEEP Editor-in-Chief MnniiKinR Editor ABnoclnte Editor Associate Editor UunlncHH Manager Assistant Mnuagei Kenneth M. Snyder John L. Cutright Fred N. WellH J. L. Drlscoll Frank S Perkins i-lrciilatlon Manner ...I. ' Mennl Subscription price $2.00 per year, payable In advance. Single Copies, f ccntB each Kntered'Vt the poHtofflcV af "Lincoln. Nebraska, as second-class mnil matter, ,',nder the ct of Confess or Mnrc-h 3, 1879 Tlll'KSUAY. (H'TOIIHH -'. l'-,1:! KANSAS GETS THE FEVER. IMi.. rollnwinn editorial (OimtHHr " I ' ,"' ' " I'l' rok'H which in the authorH drawing) were similar, she, by arloiiH llluminat-, lug touches of her genius, would make! of each a separate and distinct pl l in f In her new role. Mrs. Klnke Is sal I to be provided with manifold oppoitunities for the display of hei rich and ripened art , The Nebraska Minnesota game in inolng pIctureH taken by a local pho tographer Is attracting attention Iroin j the students at the Magnet Theater. 1 r 1 1 () street A thousfoot film show.. the mammoth crowd, the I'nUer-ltyl band, the cheering stands and tliiir, lendcis. the entrance of the two teams, the crowd itself in panorama, and etuis with n miming iew of I lie game The thiid miailcr, In which the ComhuU ers scored, was toi liinatel glen proui inence b the photographer Tin rapid "-ei ies ol the I hi ee I or ward pust s ..mllii Willi Meek IMMIIU ()er the (in , plier WWII Mill' lor I'n rrm nrr "il Is ( leai I l" IM I he )( t Hi i". Tile i,ct 111 I ' -! o , n I IPs ;i! I 'i noo i and u .hpped from the Daily Kansan. shows ,l. spirit win. h is being loimed at L.iwrence. looking lorwaid to the Ne ln-!isii game UKAT NKHK SK ,.-... .o. i,., .. wondeilul chance thi" MERMAIDS ARE CHILLED .i. .(.. m!iw. ' i l:is', i i- v ncricir t .x . .in n 1111' 1HU mil' ear cw ni toin hdow 11 ol the gain pu tt d vm'I I). - '. i . lug onl nivini wo - n i w - - - BY DECISION TO LIMIT HOURS i.,- . i . v c . . . t i 1 1 e Nebraska We can do it. too. il we just think so Y ccoiding in Co.ich Mosse, we ha H best material since 1XM. and th low old Knulishman knows what he is ( . i il... i talking about roacii r ran mi .... Kansas team liuiiul H-elt Saturday Tin. test. then, hi- with the stu- ,1, niv- Sp'ut will do the work, and ... mx thing is in our favor. The game v,. i, h. ie -pelt'" can be worked up; , ,,.,, , itdl rooting, encouragement, and ,, ii ,.,n hack of-the-team attitude are what we want v , 'i not much on thin mental telep , ,',v .Mi!t. I ut it every student In this ,, lX. , tN .ets back of the team and pul's 'car I nough, we're going to beat Nebraska here November 15. It's Just a matter of spirit Kansas Spirit. Uniersit Daily Kansan. c AMUSEMENTS M C. A. Eliminates Thursday Morn ing Classes from Schedule. Tip ollicials ol the city Y M C swiiniiiing pool have notified the direc I,, is ui the plnsical deparfnieiit that the coed- can hae the use of the pool o t i 1 on Thursda mornings Per mission toi both Tuesda and Tliurs day moinings liad been granted at first and this later restriction comes as a dose ol' cold water to the aspiring mei maids Man of the girls who had signed .... ii... uiholiiW first nosted have been obliged to take their names from the list However, thirteen have legin tered for Tuesdays, and if forty-five have signed by the end of this week tho opportunity to swim will be as sured for this semester at least It is often said of prominent stage personages, some ol them "stais.' that "they are the same in everything There is altogether too much truth in the statement, and it is not to be won de-red at that a waning populaut is the penalty for season alter season of peitormaiices thai aie little moie than dramatic stencils The pattern, cut years ago. has remained unchanged and unimproved until Its variations arc almost as well known to the play goer as to the player himself Mrs. Fluke, who is to appear at the Oliver Friday evening, in her Edward Shel don play, "The High Road," is one stage figure against whom no such an indictment can ever lie. She has the Artistic dance programs and menui for particular people. Oeorgo Rtob Printers. 1313 N street. (laggifig& (flulmmt I'll! TE coaching in Germany, ..den ude German; appointments to suit. Hon I 103. Station A. 8-21-3t LOST Fountain pen on athletic field Mondav. Oct 120. Return to Rag otllce. 10-22-5t LOST Check book, near mechanics arts bldg., Saturday. Return to Rag ofllce. 10-22-3t LOST Roston bull terrier, white neck and face; lost noticed in chemical laboratory; answers to name "Steve." Notifj Daily Nebraskan office; reward. The Cafeteria ofthe Y. M. C. A. There must be someregnrd givrn to the surroundings in the choice of a boarding house, if one would get the most good from his meals. A poorly ventilat d room is not a fit room. The Cafeteria is located in a room well lighted and ventilated. The University authorities have freshly painted the walls and refinished the floor. This is a good pl.u e for hundreds v hy not for you? The Cafereria for the Mudcnts in the 1 emple mv If I I yNiv HERE'S A "PIPPIN" Made in knee length, with the very popular belted back. A swag ger model for college men. Best of all iifs made by Hart, Schafiner & Marx .y lit I! irt Si li i m r !-r $18 and up ARMSTRONG CLOTHING COMPANY That Pennant Sale Will Close at 6 p. m. Thursday The Uni Book Store The University School of Musk Established 1894 Offers the highest class of instruction in aHH branches of music. Students may enter any time. Anyone expecting to study music wiil dk well to get information concerning this school before choosing an instructor. Willard Kimball, Director Ask for new catalog -:- -.- Eleventh and ft Streets t SPA" Try the Y. M. C. A. Lunch Room Cafeteria Plan City Y. M.IC. A. 13th nd P 3 STORES Riggs Drug Cutter HUYLER'S C'ffNDY SODA WATER LUNCHES il l V h 1gqm$&m&wn