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The era of antiquated travel methods has pasted! A
new and better tervice, convenient, comfortable, and
economical, is offered by Pickwick-Greyhound Lines,
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Nebraska Hotel
Phone B-6692
daily
Each day we unbottle all
milk remaining unsold and
make butter, condensed
milk or milk powder from
it. Each day we bottle
from fresh supplies.
Phone B6747
day
The following nira will make Me
trip:
Fnds' Hill Bokei.krogtr. Chuk
Hyrnr. Pert Ihirkee. Kiev llkuf.
ni klilnt and Frank Prutka.
Tackles: Hugh Hhea, Itoavoe
Kroger. Uorilun Kno. Marlon
ttroadalone. Corwin Hulbeit and
Jutlice, Jerry Adama. LudwiK
Gartner and Klmer Uirrnbei.
(Vntora: lwrenra Kly. Korienl
Mi I'hei on. Claire Campbell.
Ctiarterhat'k: Cbria Mathu,
U'ally Marrow, Um Itro u and
liou Manley.
Halfbacks: Harold Frahm, Ever
ett Kreitinger, Andrew Long, Clar
ence Nt'ion, Marvin Paul, Bern
Packer, Art Perry, Claude Row
ley, Bob Staniberry, B?b Voung.
Eliir Creenberg it to be gam
captain. In complete charge on the
field for Ihif contest.
lane Conrh Oakea and Kd Weir
will nHht Hible with I lie aiiiad.
i The rat of the parly will include
II. I. ;uh. director of alhlrtira;
1 1 r. Kvrrett; Uoc Mrlean, trainer:
I Hill llittera. xtudi-nt matiHger .and
Floyd Huttotff. equipmrnt mnna-
I Rer
. No Croat Country Race.
Six 2-milera under Coach Schulte
will reprenput Nchiankii in the
learn race IhM hua been nutwli
tutod for crcsa country. The men
are Phil Garvoy, Gordon Neuren
berger. Merlon Soger. George Mor
row, Alfred Kngland and Kdward
LeDoyt.
Yesterday afternoon agairust the
freshmen attompts to show off
Oklahoma plays the varsity looked
good. A heavy crew of first year
boys, acknowledged as the best in
years, had little or no luck against
the varsity. W hen their turn came
with the ball, Bible's men marched
forward with ease and displayed
a polished passing offense. The
freshmen lineup was made up of:
Kilbourne and Roswlck. enus:
Bishop and Austin, guards; Scog
gin and O'Brien, tackles: Black
stone, center: and Norwood. Mas
terson, Overstreet and White In
the backfield. White was forced to
leave the scrimmage early because
of a wrenched ankle.
Nebraska Not Worried.
The general opinion seems to be
that Oklahoma is "easy meat."
Statistics point otherwise. Last
year's 13-13 tie found the Huskers
hard put to hold their own. The
one sided score of 46 to 6 in 1928
is misleading to those who do not
know that the board at the half
showed only 6 to 0 and that sev
eral snagged forward passes was
responsible for the pretentious
total. And last season Oklahoma
freshmen defeated Nebraska's be
ginners 2-0.
It is early in the season for con
ference competition so that Satur
day's tilt and the one in Ames a
week later may determine the lay
of the land for the whole sea-son.
An outstanding Improvement is
noticeable in Bible's camp since
Texaa A. & M. left Its scalp here
last Saturday. In spite of that.
Oklahoma is worth plenty of con
sideration. Physically Bible's thirty-four
men are o. k., with the ex
ception of minor Injuries that
Hokuf and Rhea are carrying
ct.JiMii. Willi UlClll.
Tn probable lineups :
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Teaches All Instruments and '
Puts You in the Business.
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CALL F2377
26th Year in Lincoln
OiDaicliwarmcr
"K'FUUA.VKA and Teaa A. M
! played a manly, courteous
game of football v. lib the Texans
out loing any art of gildiron Ctoea
tetfirliU I ve cvei ariil.
8. .11. tli a a ling apologira lur
haid latkle. ti.nipliinniU and
aniilft at gd piny by the op
p. 11 Ion Hluniinalrd Ihrir play.
Nebraaka found the apiril in Ice
tioua though new and replied in
kind although -thup not as na
tura'ly h the touthrineia."
Thus eaka Ijt nionda in the
Tope k a Capital. The spin! exlilb-
I iiru vy otiiii iraiiia in (ilia ,aiaiv
wua nnnh uirierrnt man .nai
aomrtimes diaplayed on the field.
Let' hope Nobraaka ran keep tip
the giNxi woik.
IT IS Juki as eaay to gain a irpti
' tat ion aa clean and haid fight
ing as it la to get one maiked by
the stigma of duty play. Football
nece.viiarily Involves a great deal
of personal contact and men fre
quently oe their temjx-ra.
The sad incident occurring dur
ing one of the I'ittihurgh-Ne-bmxka
games is an illuatration of
vli'it might happen during one hot
headed moment. This one thing
convinced several people tjiat foot
ball was a sport that only rowdies
play and should be ruled out of the
college!;.
IT'S a start in the rl'ht direction.
There is no reason on earth why
Nebraska utiould not be known as
a "nmnly. courteous team." The
only thing that is holding them
back is the lact that a few Inci
dents are remembered while the
praiseworthy things are foigotten.
If we all back the team and ap
plaud their play always demand
ing a teum that plays "clean" foot
ball, there Is no possibility that
anything "dirty will happen.
We have a roach who knows the
meaning of southern hospitality
and courtesy. Here's hoping bis
Ideas aie contagious.
THERE is evidently quite a bit
going on in the Missouri camp,
Coach Gwinn Henry was quite dis
gruntled with the showing: of the
Tigers against Colorado last week
and is working the men until the
wee small hours of the night in an
attempt to polish up their team
piay.
Bad passing from center and
lack of judgment, both on offense
and defense, are given aa the rea
sons for the Tiger defeat.
There is also the possibility that
the Rocky Mountain conference
puts out some real football teams
but this is hardly possible.
Be that as it may, it is highly
probable that Missouri will send a
team to Nebraska which is consid
erably better than the Tiger team
that opened the season in Boulder.
OW comej a report from Cali
fornia of a new disease. It
might be called "Putt-putt mad
ness." At least, that's as good a
name at any.
A Californian played on a pee
wee gotf course. He missed a putt.
He growled. He missed another
putt. He became angry.
After the third successive miss
he grabbed his putter and chased
the other players from the course,
then want out looking for more
courses to conquer.
Just like Napoleon, he met his
Waterloo in the form of a police
officer and is now serving a fif
teen day jail sentence. Take this
as a warning.
New York state has the largest
single supply of radium in the !
world.
CLASSIFIED WANT ADS.
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QUALITY CARS
You can at any hour get a high
grade RENT-A-CAR from us.
Our rates have recently been
lowered.
We offer special rates tor long
trips.
We appreciate your business
ALWAYS OPEN.
MOTOR OUT CO.
1120 P Street B6919
Phone B6767
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SORORITIES ELECT
orricERS tor year
Continued fioin l' I I
laiy; Janua Mlikry. ci respond
ing arelary. and Vera Water,
trraaiiier
Trl Delta Clet Mit McGmley.
Ilta lelta I Vila hat fluted in
following of men. Iv.ioihy MiGiii
ley. p-reaidrnl; lleveily Morten,
vite preaidrut; Grelchen Fee, far
relary: l'nli Leeka. corija.l
ing aecreUiy. and loroihra Ma
on. treasurer.
The executive duties of lH
Zeta aoronty are to be handled by
Iht following: Gertrude Chllteii
den. president; toria Magnuaon.
vice president: Adrline Wooda. r
cording aecretary; Neya lirtn Tur
ner, t'orreipondiiig .rtary, and
Klla Mae Maika, tieaaurer.
Gamma I'rtl lie I a hat rhoaf n Mil
dred tliikley, president; Ltullt
Callow, viio prealdent; Alice Con
nell, terietary. and Henrietta
Unrnri, treaaurei.
Mitt tilvlt Htadt Thttat.
Uuiolhy Silvia It president
Kuppa Alpha Thela: liratric
Howell, vie preaidenl: iHirothy
llornung, correaMnding aecretary;
Margaret liyera. recording aecre
tary. and Gretchen Goulding hat
been rhosen treasurer.
Officers elected by Kappa IVHa
are aa follows: Ituth Uottford,
pretident; Maud Lehman, vie
president ; Taula Kastwixxl, aecre
tary, and Mane Noble, treaurer.
Mary Jane Minier. president:
Hetty Wahliiuitt, vice preaidenl,
and Janie Lenhoff. treasurer, aro
the officers who have been elected
by Kappa Kappa Gamma.
Phi Mut Pick Mitt Mayborn.
Phi Mn aorority baa elected the
PIANO STUDENTS I
Adult beolnnars and Intermediate
wanted by gradual atudenl wot
run ytara' piano teaching taptri.
nc.
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for $40 they can't be beat!
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Fruit Punch for your dancing party or
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Hetty Fain, ametaiy, and Ttm
Crandall. liaoirr The it"n
of refisliar la l l lillrd bv
thy iMHilat. and Alene p.lihn.t
la I he historian
C"cn fur tne holding ol otiur.
in I'M Untrea I'l !: NH'
Cimth. psi.nit; Paulina Vn.d.
vice pie.i.lrut: Ituth Kim ksn.
retary, and tiiaie lalrrk. feas
urer. Kathleen Tt' ia new .s
dent of Pt IMa Phi; rUlly pi. kard.
vita preaidrnl; Mai)M tianed.
rtirrespondihg texretaiy. lviothv
Wravtr. rrt-ording ariietar). and
A in Kra.lrn. treasurer
Ztta Tag Alpha Clcclt.
2ta Tau Alpha elwiej Miin
Wuodiuff, pietident; lima Iji
on. vice presidrrd; Cordelia Alder
on. sotretaiy: Mabel Itignrll.
treasurer, and F-lnalx-ih FMguwn.
historian
Kim Kornanrk. pirsident; Mai
yme Parr, vice pirsident; Maiy
4uia l-ng. recording rcrrtary.
Helen llushner. corresonding sec
retary and Kiamra Mann. lr
urer. are the uffirrra of Tliela Phi
Alpha
Fieshmrn women at the New
Jersey Stale Collrge for women
last year voted that they prefer
marriage to a career. .
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along to college and to
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Jackets with
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