THE DAILY N EBB A S KAN
Foil SALE-Glrls' "gym" auit and
shoes, size 36; worn but a few
times; price, $4.00. Can be seen at
Central Granaries Co., 128 North
Eleventh street.
13-16-70
l0st Black leather purse, contain
ing money, stamps and key. Call
L-5445, or address 2344 Dudley St.
,u . 14-16-70
LOST K. & B. 8-lnch slide rule. Re
turn to Nebraskan office 13-15-66
WANTED A room-mate for large,
cheerful room by Unl girl. Rent,
SG 00. 1501 S St. Phone L-5193.
9 ' 13-13-68
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THEATRES
Oliver Theatre
Tues., Wed. & Wed. Mat., Oct. 6-7
ROCK & FULTON
In "The Candy Shop"
Night, $1.50 to 50c. Mat., $1 to 50c
Oct. 8-10 -Half Week
"THE BIRD OF PARADISE"
ORPHEUM
THURS.-FRI .-SAT., OCT 8-9-10
MLLE. MARYON VADIE
Lyric Dances
THE WHARRY LEWIS QUINTET
With E. Arnold Johnson, Pianist
AILEEN STANLEY
MARGA DE LA ROSE
CORINNE WELLS AND
TOM BUNDY
Fred MOZARTS Sva
LEE BARTH
PATHE DAILY
Mat., Dally 2:15 15c, 25c
Night 8:15 15c, 25c, 35c, 50c, 75c
MON.-TUES.-WED., OCT. 56-7
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"THE BELOVED ADVENTURER"
Fourth Chapter Entitled
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"HEARTS & DIAMONDS"
"HEARST-SELIG NEWS"
COMING
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In "Whose Little Girl Are You"
Three Shows Daily, 2, 7, 9
Mat, all seats 10c. Night, 15c
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UN! HOWELL CLUB
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and his unswerving sincerity, progres-
slveness, wisdom and courage in meet
ing the problems of political cam
paign. The students of the Univer
sity would never have reason to re
gret, he said, having helped to make
such a man governor. As governor,
Mr. Howell would usher In a new day
in the politics and administration. of
the state.
John Gilligan, an old time demo
crat, told why he is not supporting
Morehead. I have always been a pro
gressive, he said. In the last thirty
years the banner of progress has been
carried sometimes by one party, some
times by another. In 1896 William J.
Bryan forced progresfliveness upon the
democratic party. In 1904 the ele
ments, now in control of the demo
cratic party in Nebraska carried the
party for Parker and reaction, and the
republicans under Roosevelt became
the progressive party. In 1912, Bryan
forced the nomination of Wilson, a
progressive democrat, in the face of
the opposition of Senator Hitchcock
and the men now in control of the
democratic party in this state. When
the next democratic state convention
met these antkBryan, anti-Wilson
democrats demanded that Bryan be
rebuked for nominating Wilson. One
of the leaders in this demand was the
same H. B. Fleharty of South Omaha
who was at Havelock Thursday night
urging the democrats to support More
head for the sake of Wilson.
The renomlnation of Morehead, said
Mr. Gilligan, and the nomination of
Howell, gives the progressive banner
again to the republicans. The demo
cratic party in Nebraska is now as
reactionary in Its control by the Fan-
nlngs, Hitchcocks, Bryans, Mullens
and Moreheads' as It was when Bryan
revolted against the democratic
bosses twenty years and more ago,
said .Mr. Gilligan, As a progressive
democrat he could consistently do
nothing less than support R. B. Howell
with all his might. There are 20,000
other democrats like him in Nebraska,
he said, and there is no doubt of
Howell's election.
The club expects to obtain a mem
bership of over five hundred within a
few days.
Seventeen "Cuts" One Minus Hour.
Seventeen cuts, and you lose an
hour of credit in two divisions of the
Unlversitv. The College of Arts and
Science and the School of law have
adopted the following regulation in re
gard to-absences:
"A student' shall receive one nega
-tlve credit hour for each total of sev
enteen, absences during a semester;
absences amounting during one se
mester, to ten or more but less than
seventeen may be carried over into
the next succeeding semester. um
vef slty 'Missouriari,
Eround gainer, but marred his record
by several costly fumbles. The old
wnr horses. Halligan and Ruthertora,
were in splendid form, gaining at will
nd backing up the mexpenenceu
ends beautifully. Cameron and Ab
bott were stellar performers in the
i in.
lino onnh nlavinc MS position wuu
consummate skill. The ends, though
nntttne un a grim and determined
struggle, showed a sad lact oi expen
Anna
hn h whole there is no need lor
MAhmakans to feel downhearted over
ik. n nt Rnhirriav's Contest. It
llauji, wj. .
mw h remembered that Washburn
is no weak team and that they expect
to win the championship of the State
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f irnnnna this year. Against, una
strong team of experienced veterans
Nebraska put up a game tnat empuu
hi.nrt Mih fact we have the material
ti.n. iVinmninnnhin team. All
lor unwuc
tho men need is practice In playing
tha positions which are new to so
mow. if ever; must Nebraska fans
fhfilr Rnirit and loyalty. It is up
t dhHrifv behind the
LO UO IU mo"" " j
nnah iii hla effort to weld tho splen
sSl -
did material before him. Into a team
win maintain the glorious recora
lilUb ' "
aof hv nrecedlng elevens. Hide your
little hammer. Let jour words be
; f onronraeement and hope. If
you can't be hopeful, keep still and be
i natlent Get out and watcn iu wCu
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'The same price the world over.'
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You carry your head
high proud to wear
them. When you get
home you don't wonder
if you have your moneys
worth you know it.
This store and these clothes make
clothes hunting a useless effort and
clothes buying a treat.
You walk right in, pick
out die fabric in the style
vou like best It's easy on
you and on your purse with
Styleplus y
The makers can give the fine fab
rics, the expert styling and the good
Lmanonin because they produce
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this one suit on a great
.scientific scale.
Overcoats, too,
in every popular effect.
Special "finds" i oryoung
men.
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of Mens'
and
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Hens'
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$10.00
to
$35. oo
TotMnfi. See for yourself what the
men are sacrificing for the honor and
Advancement of your school ana n
will be a mighty good bet that when
the smoke clears away next Saturday
u,o-Cornhusker& will have hung up
another victory for you to be proud of.
CHEER LEADER.
Taylor, Harkson and Oberfelder Have
Places Practically Cinched
Others. Later.
Final tryouts for the position of
varsity cheer leaders were held Sat
urday at the Washburn game. The
announcement of positions had not
been made up to a late hour Saturday,
but the positions of Taylor, Harkson
and Oberfelder are all practically se
cure, inasmuch as four or even five
trwn mav be used in some of the
larcer Eam.s. Watch the Nebraskan
for a final statement as to these posi
tions.
CROSS COUNTRY MEN
ARE OUT IN FORCE
Capt. Goetze and a Squad of TWetity
Taking Dally Workouts Pros
pects Very Bright.
The cross-country squad men are
very busy now In their work. There is
a large squad out this year. So far
nineteen men have been working.
Among these men are found Capt.
Goetze, Kubik, last year's half miler,
Raecke who made a fine ehowing in
hfs Freshman year, Ralph. Anderson
i-- i maiio o rorv firm showinc
WUU UI3U lutmo
last year. T. 'Reavts last year pole
vauller is out as well as Runkel, a last
year's Freshman.
Tho rpst of the sauad consists of:
Harnsberger, Spohn, Fillipi, Clark,
Bentz, Ibson, Fouts, Zock, Thatcher,
Walker, Worley, Ricker and Nickel.
The squad is working out every
iht nndpr Cant. Goetze and Coach
Reed's direction. The sprinters are
also going to start their full practice
this week. Last Saturday me meu
took part in a "Hare and Hound
Chase" and on next Saturday mere
wni vo annfher one of these chaies.
All men interested in cross-country
work are requested to be out next oav
urday morning atrlO:00 at tne armory.
More men are needed and every one
who can run at all is requested to
come out as soon as possible and if
you can't come out now be sure and
come out next Saturday.
For
Senior
President
"Give Us Halligan!
PoUtlcil AdYcttixiBS
