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Htblettc department
Postmortem! and Prophtctes By H. I KYLE.
Lincoln High School will meet Beat
rice High, with the high school cham
pionship of the state at stake. Dope
favors the local team, by virtue of her
decisive victory over Hastings, which
team, later held Beatrice to a score
less tie. Both teams are confident or
I victory, and a tremendous struggle is
i expected.
Twenty times, in the past, the Jay
I hawks and the Cornhuskers have met
j on thie gridiron. Eight times has the
I Jayhawk flown away, with the Corn
! husker scalp In the joyous grip of his
savage mandibles. Twelve times he
jhas fled, squawking, from the scene
of battle, with a kink in his neck, and
no tall feathers to protect him from
the wintry blasts.
At Ames the fans still Insist that
their Aggies are stronger than the
Cornhuskers. Tt is our opinion (if
anyone was to ask us that Ames is
very little, if any, stronger than Morn
ingside. Nebraska made three touch
downs against Ames, that were dis-
RESERVATIONS GONE
FOR KANSAS GAME
Only a Few Seats Left in Grand Stand
and Bleachers Home Coming to
be a Crowded Event.
All the good seats for the K. U.
game have been reserved. Judging
from the number of seats already sold
the present Home Coming will be the
greatest ever.
At noon yesterday, there were only
about half a dozen seats left in the
grandstand. All the boxes were taken.
The south bleachers were all filled ex
cept sections I and A. Seats could
still be obtained in sections A. C and
D on the north side of the field.
NOTICE!
Scarlet and Cream hats will be
necessary for both boys' and
girls' rooting sections Saturday.
Official Rooters' Hats on sale at
Magee's at cost, 25c. Get yours
today!
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SILVER SERPENTS
TO DO DECORATING
Committee Appointed to Decorate For
Kansas Game Plan on Having
Dance in Near Future.
Silver Serpents met at 11:50 yester
day to appoint a committee for deco
rating the grandstand for the Kansas
game. The following committee will
do their best to at least equal Kansas
in their decorations of previous years:
Hazel Clarke.
Myrtle Fisher.
Doris Slater.
Plans were also made for a dance
in the near future.
Urgent Request.
if any students have available pen
nants or banners which they are will
ing to loan for decorating purposes at
the "All University Party they will
aid greatly in making the party a suc
cess by leaving them at Miss Graham's
office between 10 and 12 a. m., or 2 to
5 p. m., on or before Friday.
K. CRAIG,
v Decorating Committee.
Td like to have you call on me."
said the hearth rug.
"AH right," responded the mantel
clock, T11 run down next Saturday,"
Kearney Antelope.
allowed, and two, at least, were dis
allowed for acts that had no effect on
the play which resulted In the touch
down. Had they been counted, the
score against Ames would have been
about 40 to 0. We don't want this to
be construed as an attempt to "knock"
the decisions of the officials. On the
contrary, we take this opportunity to
commend them, for their fearless per
formance of duty.
There is a good deal of talk floating
around, about a post-season game to
be played by two strong representa
tive teams, one from the east; and one
from the west. Chicago has refused
to take part in such a game, even
though they succeed in winning the
Big Nine conference championship. It
is against the rules of the conference,
to play post-season games, and Chi
cago refuses to break the rule. The
same rule, in the Missouri Valley Con
ference, would prevent Nebraska from
considering any such game, even
though the athletic authorities, here,
6hould favor the idea, which is un
likely. NEBRASKA'FOOTBALL
GIVEN HIGH RATING
Washington Paper Claims Nebraska is
as Good as the Best Comparison
of Scores Looks Good.
Washington Star (Nov. 2): When
teams of the west are considered in
comparison with those of the east it
might be well not to forget the Uni
versity of Nebraska. The eleven rep
resenting that university probably has
as good a claim on the national cham
pionship right now as Harvard or i
Syracuse, or any other. Consider for
an instance a comparison or tnese
scores:
.Michigan, 3; Michigan Aggies, 0.
Michigan, 0; Harvard, 7.
Nebraska, 24; Michigan Aggtes, 0.
These marks cause it to be seen that
Nebraska is just about as capable as
Harvard, and certainly would indicate
that a very interesting contest would
result If the two teams could meet.
The Crimson probably would be up
against a combination fully as strong
as, if not strongper than, the one when
it faced the Wolverines. 5Vn eleven
that can defeat the Michigan Aggies
24 to 0 surely deserves more than or
dinary consideration.
JACK BEST MAKES
FORMAL COMPLAINT
States That the Boys Are Too Careless
About Lockers Infringe Upon
University Rules.
Jack Best 6ays the boys are very
careless in regard to their lockers. In
the la6t two weeks twenty-six differ
ent lockers have been left open. The
clothing In these lockers are not safe
If not locked. Another ruling is that
only one man can occupy any locker.
As high as two and three men are oc
cupying the same locker and are plac
ing themselves in danger of being
evicted.
Some fellows are so presumptuous
as to bring a lock along and taloe pos
session of a locker without having it
assigned to them. Jack 6ays these
locks will be broken and the things
thrown, out. There is no need for the
infringement upon these rules and
Jack. This causes him a great deal
of annoyance and the fellows owe it
to him that they mend their ways.
While he did not mention it. It
seems sure he would also appreciate
greatly if the fellpws would pick up
their towels and put them in the big
basket when they have dressed.
Now all fellows should do this to
help Jack as he has helped the Uni
for a good many years.
Dancing Class at Minnesota
A men's Boclal dancing class has
been Instituted by the physical depart
ment of the University of Minnesota.
Over 400 men haw signed up for the
course and 200 more can be accommo
dated. It is estimated that one-third
of those registering are beginners,
men to whom dancing Is a minus
quantity. A nominal fee Is charged
for admisslou to the class.
Mlnnerota Smoker.
A lounging room, a smoking room,
a cafeteria and a cigar stand are some
of the conveniences to be found in the
new men's building which will be
formally opened at Minnesota next
Saturday.
Suspensions.
Following a recommendation of the
Men's Student Council. Chancellor
Strong of Kansas University has sus
pended three Btudents who took a
prominent part in an unauthorized
rally on October 23rd.
First Student "When my uncle
died he left all he had to an orphan
asylum."
Second Student ."What did he
leave?"
First Student "Fifteen children."
Ex.
Moor What makes your 6hoes
squeak so, Ed?
Green Why they can't help it, be
cause there is so much music In my
6ole. Kearney Antelope.
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