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FIRST MUTTERINGS AF TER THE RETURN OF CONSCIOUSNESS.
From The Daily Nebraskan:
It is pretty hard to take defeat when your hopes have been raised as high as Nebraska's were before Saturday and when you know your team deserved a better fate. It makes the dose all the more bitter, too, when that defeat is administered by a rival like Kansas—one whom you would rather lick than any other team on the schedule and whom you cannot patiently bear to see gloating over victory. But Nebraska and her students have accepted the crushing blow of Saturday in the most sportsmanlike manner.
If we only swore.
It would be to—; but then we don't.
Poor old Michigan can feel for poor old Nebraska.
But 20 to 5 is just a little better than 29 to 0.
Let's see, who was it discovered Kansas?
Both Iowa and Missouri now have a chance to prove that they like the Cornhuskers.
It's easy to tell who among the "down-town" people lost money on the Cornhuskers. They are not boosting them now.
A mark of true sportsman: He never tries to tell "why we lost."
That cross country run helped a little.
There's some consolation in the fact that we still are ahead in the total number of games won.
Pretty name—Lawrence— is it not?
Wish that serpentine dance Saturday between halves had
This is said to be "Tub" Reed's last year on the Kanss team. It can hardly be possible that our dear old "Tub" is going to quit the Jayhawkers. He has only been with them since 1899.
made the Jayhawkers see snakes.
Lawrence and Topeka Highs.
The Lawrence high school football eleven will meet the Topeka high school team on McCook Field Saturday afternoon for the last game of the season. The high school championship is at stake and the local team is confident of carrying off the prize, notwithstanding the fact that Topeka has already dealt the first and only defeat of the season.
The Lawrence high school has turned out a large number of the present University team. The management has arranged for a bulletin on McCook Field to report the Iowa and other big games of the day. As a curtain-raiser the University will put on a La Crosse game which will begin at 2:30. The football game will begin at 3 o'clock. General admission 25 cents for both games. Box seats ten cents.
Law to Abolish Frats.
Lot Ravenscraft, recently elected representative from Clark county, has prepared a bill which he says he will introduce at the next session of the legislature, providing for the abolition of all fraternities in all state schools. His contention is that the fraternity is undemocratic and un-American, and a breeding-place of extravagance and evil habits.
Special Notice.
All student Odd Fellows in good standing are cordially invited to attend the working of 3rd degree, Tuesday evening, Nov.24th at 7:30 in I.O.O.F. lodge. Refreshmenis will be served following the working of degree.
After the "Royal Knave" tonight drop in at Wiedemann's for refreshments.
Pennants, arm bands, and badges for Thanksgiving game, at Boyles, 725 Mass. St.
Try the green gage ice at Wiedeman's.
All we know is about clothes cleaning, dying, repairing and pressing. We "does this." Lawrence Pantatorium, 12 W. Warren.
For cleaning, dying and pressing go the O. K. Pantatorium, 830 Mass. St. Clothes called and delivered.
Have Squires make your Christmas pictures.
Squires for photos.
Try the orange ice cream at Wiedeman's.
Dancing Lessons given in F. A.A.Hall. Mary Wilson and Dessie Pittsford. Phone 200.
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A BEAR ESCAPES
KANSAN GETS SAFFERON STORY FROM IOWA CITY MAN.
The 1912 eleven scored five touchdowns against the 'Varsity and despite the hard work of the Iowa team only three touchdowns formed the total of the afternoon's efforts.
Those Who Believe This Wail May Stand on Their Hands
Captain Kirk was tried at end on the defense and when the Varsity had the ball he was at fullback with Fee at righthalf and Thomas and Collins at left half. Brugman played quarter in the scrimmage practice though Stewart was able to run the team in signal practice. Seidel was kept out of the mixup with the freshmen and Thompson and Bateson played on either side of Hastings. Stutsman was put back in the game and with Ross played the tackles. Hyland and Carberry were on the ends. The combination failed to bring results, however, and shifts are expected the rest of the week.
Iowa City, Ia., Nov. 18. Last night's practice on Iowa Field was practically the most disheartening of the season for the freshmen trounced the regulars soundly and played rings around the 'Varsity throughout the twenty-five minutes of scrimmage practice.
Lansdon in Kansas City.
Manager Landson is in Kansas City today making final arrangements for the big struggle with Missouri on the Day of Thanks. Several thousand new seats are being placed in Association Park. A record breaking crowd is expected to attend the game. The management will be prepared to entertain all who come.
No trace was found of the Kansas spies who were expected today. The alarm given by the newspaper reports is supposed to have frightened them away. The students, thoroughly aroused, were looking for any suspicious figures around the Iowa field, however, and a close watch was maintained until the squad ran the lap before going to the gym at six o'clock.-H. M. Hitwood.
Squires for photos.
GEO. W. MARTIN WILL SPEAK.
To Speak in Chapel on Early Kansas History.
The public exercises in connection with the marking of historic spots in Lawrence will be held on Friday, December 4. when Col. Geo.W. Martin, secretary of the State Historical Society, will address the students in chapel. Colonel Martin has an intimate knowledge of early Kansas history from having been a prominent figure in the doings of that stirring period. His speech will treat of the events which the markers recently placed in Lawrence commemorate.
The stone marking the site of the barracks which housed Federal troops on Mount Oread in 1863 was placed in position yesterday afternoon. This is the seventh stone placed to mark a site of importance in early state history. The barracks was a long, barn-like structure one story in height and extended in a southeasterly direction from where the marker is located.
The glee club is having Squires make their pictures in a group and individual.
"Billy" Dyer, '04, has been visiting at the Phi Psi house.
More "Red Sweater Girls" at Boyles; also all those other posters, 725 Mass. St.
Get a ticket. Nine presses for a dollar, good at any time. O.K.Pantatorium,830 Mass.
Squires for photos.
Individual pictures of the football team for serial at Squires for 25c a piece.
The pictures of the Masque club's "Poyal Knave" were made by Squire's the student photographer.
We make a specialty of cleaning and pressing ladies dresses. O.K.Pantatorium,830 Mass Bell 509.Home 511.
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