THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
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THEATRES
Oliver Theater
SAT., MAT. . NIGHT., NOV 1.
LAURA FRANKENFIELD IN
'The Awakening of Helena Ritchie'
MAT., 50c &. 25c; Night, $1 to 25c.
MONDAY NIGHT. NOV 3
BLANCHE RING
IN "WHEN CLAUDIA SMILES."
NOV. 4, "The MASTER MIND.
QRPHEUM
THUHH, FRIDAY AND S T
Oct '!o::i. Nov i.
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Redford fc Winchester
Charlotte Rn venue ro ft
G. S. WinBlov, AciladyH Duffy
Handera & Mill
Corrlgnn & Vivian
Mat., Thur., Fri.. 15. 25e,
Sat., lr, 2G & 50c.
Night, 8. 15. Prices 15. 25, .15, GO, 75c
Lyric Theatre
Thursday, Friday, Sa t urday
PRINCE KARMI
Presents "Selma,"
The Hindoo Mystery
REDWOOD & GORDON.
PHOTO PLAYS
"PATHE'S SEMIrWEEKLY
"PROPOSAL FROM NOBODY'
The Fourth Story of
"WHO WILL MARRY MARY"
"VAN NOSTRAND TIARA"
"DODGING MATRIMONY
DAILY CURRENT EVENTS &
Parisian Life Photos
.5 SHOWS PMI.Y l-7 I'. M
Matinee ll .s, ,,t. o,. Sinhi I r.,
The l'-,u.tl Feature Films at
the Magnet tins afternoon and
evening Po..f mail service does
not per mi' u to announce titles
of films. et tlu will be up to
the usual high standard only
be found at the Magnet.
Decorating Done
For Dancing Parties, Ban
quets, e'e , at a reasonable
price. Phone L-8958 after 6:30 P.M.
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INDIANS ARE BAD FOES
GAME SATURDAY WITH HASKELL
BUCKS UNSATIS
FACTORY.
REDSKINS NEAR-PROFESSIONALS
Two Carlisle Players on Team Sev
eral Indians Played Against Ne
braska Five YearB Ago
Victory is Costly
tHY II V HARLAN
Tin- game last Saturday with the
Haskell Indians from Lawrence, Kafl ,
lin l-tt an unpleasant taste m the
mouths ot the Cornhusker fans The
contest was an unsatisfactory one
from many standpoints. Now that the
immediate feeling engendered by the
game has cooled off somewhat the
time is opportune for a sane presenta
tlon of the facts.
Indians Are Near-Professionals.
The Indians should not be properh
lassed as collegians nor their teams
as amateur teams. They are bound
b no eligibility rules. The redskin
players shift from Haskell to Carlisle
and irom Carlisle to Haskell The
number ot jears an Indian has played
counts as nothing he is used in the
game as long as he makes good, be
that one, two, four, five or even seven
years
In addition the Indians have noth
ing to do in this world except go to
school at the go ernmeiit's expense
'and pla football It makes no dif
jterence to them il tlie aie disfinuied
oi ( rippled in a game loi then tutun
,is arnpl proxuled lor Not so with
,the white man He must keep in nood
pin steal shape or his chances in win
ning his waj in the world alter his col
lege das are diminished II he is
(iippled oi disligured he is piaelieal
l l out ot t In running
( Hence it is that the Indians pla a
more wicked game titan tlieii white
brothers Not caring for liimsell he
Inaturalh cannot understand that the
i white man does care, in fact, must
(are To say thi- does not imply that
the red skin excells his white brother
in coinage For the whites are as
courageous as anj Indian that ever
lned Hut their courage is mixed with
disci etion He must think ol the mor
row while the Indian does not Theie
in lies the difference
Since the Indians are hound b no
eligibilitv rules, play as man cais
as thev make good and pla virtually
at the go ernment's e.xpence they are,
il not professionals, near-protession-als
They should not bo scheduled
foi c ollege games
No Glory in Defeating Redskins.
While a university football team is
loathe to be defeated by the Indians,
at the same time there is no honor
for a university in defeating them.
They are in no conference and play
no regular football schedule, being
merely nomads that play where they
can.
The game Saturday did not help
Nebraska in her race for the Missouri
Valley Championship. On the con
trary it has weakened us. Not seri-
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CLEANER AND
Express or Parcel Post Paid One
Y. M. C. A. WILL GIVE HARD
TIMES PARTY SAT. NIGHT
Costumes Desired But Not Required
Everybody Invited.
The Y M. (,'. A. and Y. W C. A
extend a cordial invitation to their
joint Hani Times party on Saturday
niuht or this week in Music Hall of
the Temple Wear a hard times' cos
tunic- if you can Come whether you
dre-;.H in this costume or not This
will be a vei novel affair
Irruattalo
I II Squires of Orel was a campus
visitor this week
Cornell Cniversity recently was
made a gift of approximately $1,000,000
from Col Oliver H Payne of New
York The I,' S biological survey Is mak-
'tng arrangements with tiie hiuiogicni
department of Nebraska to establish a
joint survey of the state, definate plans
for such a union will be perfected
soon
Mi'- ' T Moore, who spent the
summer on the United States Geologi
cal Survey In Alaska with Mr. Henry
Eakin as chief, returned to the Uni
Iverdty last week to resume his grad
uate work
The library ol the Department ol
Geology is in receipt of live reports
on the Ceolog of A In.sk. 'i hv Mi-
j Heiuy M Eakin, a former student
and assistant in the Department ol
C.-ology, and now a member ol the
Tinted Slates Geological Survey
Mi Montio.se L Lee, a former stu
,'lent in the L'nneisity ol Nebraska.
ilaieran insi ructor in the Department
ol Geology in I lie University of Arizona,
then in the University of New Mexico,
a Fellow in Columbia University, and
later a professional mininir enirineei-
is now Geologist ol the Uruguay Geo
logical Survey at Montevideo.
The collection of skulls recently se-j
I cured in an excavation fn IMatlsmouth j
by Mr It W. Kills and Mr Robert F.
Gilder, rave been placed on exhibition
'on the fourth floor of the State Mu
scum The skulls number fifty-eight
in all They were piled together and
many of them were broken into small
pieces Tlic skulls hae been i eeon
st rin ted by Mr. Ellis
Loeb's Orchestra, L-989G or 15 V.Vri
i
The last of a series of college teas
'teas was held last week, and there
will be no more unless arranged for
some special occasion. Other after
noon affairs to get the girls and fac
ulty women together may be planned
later
Jones' Orchestra, L-9G66.
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