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WEDNESDAY, N0VEM11ER 7, 19.11.
Daily Nebraskan
Station A. Lincoln, Nebraska.
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Pittsburgh
Is Doomed!
"UR university is on the spot this week end. Eyes
of the east will be focused on the Memorial
tadium field, expecting to feast themselves on the
right of a Panther eagerly gobbling the Huskers.
Sporta aoribea from the east coast don't know yet
that Nebraska will beat Pittsburgh. They expect
the Smoky City boys to take Coach Bible's team
in good Panther style.
Too bad! Too bad! The eastern sports writers
ere wrong. NEBRASKA WILL BEAT PITTS
BURG THIS SATURDAY! THE HUSKERS CAN'T
LOSE!
Coach Bible came tack from the Golden Bowl
In the Pennsylvania city after witnessing the Pitts-burgh-Notre
Dame game with the word that Coach
Sutherland's machine is as good aa or better than
Minnesota, The Qopners trimmed the Panther team
13 to 7, but victory came to the Minneapolis team
only because of superior reserve power.
Back In 1925 Notre Dame had the best team
tn the country. At least that's what everyone but
the Nebraska student body said. As usual the
.Huskers had no respect for reputation. The Ram
blers tumbled under a 17 to 0 score compiled by
Ed Weir and the other Nebraskans. Notre Dame
athletic officials haven't arranged a game with a
Nebraaka team since that fateful Thanksgiving day.
Right now the highly-vaunted Panthers wouldn't
believe there is analogy between the above situa
tion and that which will exist following the after
noon of Saturday, Nov. 10. But the Nebraska stu
dent body, behind the team to the last man, Coach
Bible, and the team know enough about Cornhusker
epirit, skill, and reputation so they easily under
stand the similiarity.
We hope that Pittsburgh athletic officials don't
sever athletic relations with Nebraska following
Saturday's trimming.
Fellow students, you all know NEBRASKA
WILL WIN!
This will be a week end of school and national
patriotism, numerous rallies, spontaneous spirit, and
victory.
Nebraska's newly formed rally committee that
has been functioning so efficiently this fall has
planned a stirring series of pep demonstrations for
this week. Students will be gathering in enthusi
astic groups starting with the Wednesday evening
house-to-house rally.
Thursday afternoon a student petition to Coach
Bible and the football team will be presented to
those men at 4:30 by a crowd that will congregate
at the stadium for the purpose. It Is at that time
that student spirit can put in its work in encourage
ing the team to trim those far from Invincible Pan
thers. Response Is assured.
Friday morning at 11 o'clock pop demonstra
tions will gather In front of Social Sciences to wit
ness the official hanging of the Panther In effigy,
The team will see to the completion of the program
Saturday.
Climactic in the rally program is the bonfire
scheduled for Friday night at 7 o'clock back of the
coliseum. The largest student rally crowd in years
will boost Nebraska to the skies that night If this
student body doesn't attend at least 3,000 strong
there's something wrong.
Saturday morning at 11 o'clock, three hours be
fore the game Nebraska's R. O. T. C regiment, the
Tassels, and Corn Cobs will meet in the final rally
preceding the game.
Of course the really huge rally Is that set for
the stadium at 2 o'clock, game time.
Corn Cobs, Tassels, Innocents, Mortar Boards,
N club, the R. O. T. a band, R. O. T. C regiment,
all fraternity and sorority members, and all un
affiliated students are duty-bound to turn out for
these rallies. Nebraska's football reputation rests
In the balance Saturday. When a school is on the
football map in a prominent place it is also prom
inent m name as an educational institution. What
the University of Nebraska lacks is good publicity.
A Pittsburgh victory will boost this school to new
heights.
In the past Nebraska teams have stopped Red
Grange, Illinois' Galloping Ghost; Red Franklin,
Oregon State's All-American back; Oze Simmons,
famous Iowa ball-carrying eel; the Four Horsemen
of Notre Dame, and held Red Cagle short on yard
age as did any other team competing against the
Army flash.
Pittsburgh should feel honored to be incl"ded
in such fine company as that listed above. It will
be included.
PITTSBURGH IS DOOMED TO DEFEAT!
VARSITY PARTY ENDS
Affair Planned as Best Party
Of Year According to
James Marvin.
In celebration of tho Husker
Pitt game Saturday afternoon, the
fourth varsity party of the season
will be held Saturday evening in
the coliseum. Negotiations for an
orchestra will be completed short
ly, according to Jim Marvin, chair
man of the orchestra committee of
the Barb council sponsoring the
dance.
"We have planned this week
affair as the best party staged so
tar this year," Marvin stated. "We
promise a good orchestra and ex
pect the largest turnout of the
year."
Permanent decorations in .the
coliseum will again be used. Only
one more varsity party is sched
uled for this semester, while four,
including two in the Ag college
activities building, are on the sea
ond semester calendar.
of the tap dancing hobby group
who are Interested tn presenting
dance routine for the Big and Lit
tle Sister dinner, will be held in
the girls' gymnasium Thursday
night at 7 o'clock. Other members
who wish to come and practice
may do so.
"Buy a Cornhusker."
TAP DACERS HOLD
SPECIAL REHEARSAL
Happy Group Member to
Learn Dance Routine
For Dinner.
A special rehearsal for members
Typewriters
All makes for rental. Special rate
to students for lone; term.
Ueed and rebuilt machine on easy
payments. K2157.
Nebraska Typewriter Co.
130 No. 12 St.
Lincoln, Nebr.
Sophomore Commission.
Sophomore commission group
will meet today at 5 o'clock instead
of at 4 o'clock as was scheduled.
Mrs. Helen Cassidy Nelson will be
the speaker.
Corn Cobs.
Corn Cobs will meet for an im
portant meeting tonight at 7, in
room 8, U hall. It is urgent that
all members be present.
BEAT PITT.
IMPORTANT
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OF SILKS
Weighted silk FLAT CREPES.
28 plain color. Qs
38 in. YARD
BELDINGS PRINTED SILKS
slripr, plaids and others.
Regularly 1.39, O"
YARD OJC
ALL SILK ROUGH CREPE
11 colors. 39 in. Q " ,
YARD y0iy
NOVELTY CORDED FAB
RICS sporta fabric. Green,
nit. brown, navy, black. CI
39 in. YARD
HIGH GRADE NOVELTY FABRICS roueh crepe, hammered
back crepe sarins, ctdanrte atin and more. Regularly O
up to 1.95 m yard. 39 in. YARD laOO
Thtr Flow
Kleenex Hand Towels
SPECIAL PURCHASE OF ROLLS REGULARLY
23c. 9x12 in. sheets 43 in a roll. Absorbent!
Soft! SALE PRICE, roll
2 rolls 25c
15
Toilet Goads Pint Floor
PULVERIZE THE PANTHERS.
Why Walk Vour Date
Per. Mi. DWSO Per. Mi.
Rent Car Rates
Cut In Two
U-Drive It Co.
1918 0 St.
PURCHASE
$5.50
For
$5.00
Meal Ticket
.Y0W7 $250
Y. M. C. A. CAFETERIA
BEAT PITT.
PHI LAMBDA UPSILO
HOORS J011 PARKER
Selected as Outstanding
Freshman Student in
Chemistry.
John Parker was selected by Phi
Lambda Upsilon, honorary chem
istry society for advanced stu
dents, as the outstanding fresh
man chemistry student for last
year. He was elected at a meet
ing of the society last nicht.
His name will be ene-raved nn the
Phi Lambda Upsilon cup. Parker
is a student in the engineering
college.
Dr. L. A. Olscn, who received
his doctor's degree recently, spoke
on the ternary system which was
the subject for his doctor's thesis
Mr. Bare, president of the so
ciety, presided at the meeting.
"Order your Cornhusker."
Predict Sellout of
Pitt Came Tickets
Ry Thursday Sight
flee. Situated on the 50-yard line,
the ducats are selling for $2.20.
Tho special train tor I lie student
migration to Lawrence will lnnve
Lincoln Saturday morning, Nov.
17, It was announced.
BEAT PITT.
Complete sellout of tickets for
the Pitt game by Thursday night
if good weather continues, was
forecast by the athletic depart
ment Tuesday. Indications were
that standing room which it is
planned to offer after stadium and
bleachers are filled, will be in
great demand by Saturday.
Tickets for the Kansas game at
Lawrence have arrived, John K.
Selleck, of the athletic department,
has announced and students may
obtain them at the Activities of-
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or more.
Ail the tobaccos we use in Chesterfields
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