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so as {licxs’fha§_ laien or-gsnihed in
l iéaco.  ' ‘f 
5""l'*en ‘ltalan and .
the irucharirfic cohference in}_C_N¢1_|°
go next Juri.  lo . ‘ '

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lzlii studflit, v.'o'_h
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u. taro.-‘J. ‘sniff

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: R. L. Welcomes Vis-1

itors in the Name
of c' Columbia V
Rotarians. T  
«o... of t'rI§_mI§ITlaapor=-nt 

;noux-age: every perso

- the tkht of franchise at the 90113.",
oorninx

§Dr. Burton 1). llyers of Bi

ton. 1nd. of Ki

wanis lnter- %

 

‘n
5 iseinatra can-Ian. l0.

teary? in n falnousiE1\¢liIli PIN: _
"Rotten = golfers" have these
turraed n noenu.-clot the Glen -R5118!"
cm» nuts‘ in Bloomfield. N_- 1- .
Consumption and lunacy are 8850
to 4:9 ra"~'ll8itlg the population of
Arfllll lr-lallll, Off’, till.‘ ¢0I$i  ll?‘
lurid. ‘ l lg ' ‘‘
.NIlNuis lleariliulajhlaisodell
. (blfinyeo  
 has:dekndod“his right to that
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A Missouri's‘ ' uxistaxe wealth this
year will total s4;iss.oos,o!6. an in-
crease of more  44 millions over
kg’; 3'3,‘ . T . ‘

' A blindcouplc twho had been
friends before they lost fieir
uihttwen5vyea.t§fil0V"¢!'9,U3"'
lnfitd in New Yorlt, '

jf ‘rim -rt «inn-I-zinc

‘hasreac _

‘nu. .
in to fire at two al.Il'B!'I. 080
of avhom she thouht to b¢{llI 101'!
awiaa her  p; A e
1 '97)’ P“‘°tficQ,.c¥rk,-, .,.

"turned into Ill‘ forts’
.-of recent ho " p _p
All the peoples 9; the 
have to count for‘-.1000 you
-‘certain the number-f of atom .

A ‘iels ‘Bohr or " .
"f A first-edition ' y at ‘'1’
an... Brotheu”  1327 w
in Iaach of _ 1319"‘
The amhon,-‘ere I-lord

Chariot.

h. p‘  l
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mint their

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All 18-year-old; pchodgttl .pll.Dicd,
alter l-Zarlls horse, nagm. to vie-;.

consa-

ggjwlnch

V A Paris?  1.5+‘. Fm‘
=nu‘.1;. an; as excited woman this

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Field tomorrow afternoon has
promised to support the Tiger
foothallteam. This pledxf “'83
made yesterday afternoon to 5

' Kiwanis convention
Lieut.-Gov. Don A V
of Augusta. Kath. and was rri\'- ‘ '
en unanimous approval.

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national. told members of his or-
ganixation here this morning. Con-,
tinuing. he said: .

“Out of every ten voters, two are‘.
naturalized citizens, three or four
are the children of naturalised citi-;
sens, andoue or two are negro:-s.$
When or: stay away from the polls?‘
the ' c is decided by a majority
‘ ' has just come to this coun-
OI ‘ I

Convention registration exceeded
eidlt hundred today. Other dele-
gates. some of whom have been de-

i

pt. layed by rough roads. are expected
‘ to come in ' aftc ’

rnoou. _
ttcad in B033. . _
Rolariaas of Columbia attended‘
the Kiwanis convention in a body;
morning and-«presented a large‘
mans. R. L.

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reports dealt with agriculture. Sam;
8. Shh-ky. who made this report.1
advised a hands-off policy in regard!
to production and marketing. but"
urged that Kiwanis work to promote

a better understanding between the,
city and country. He also recom-

mends that the clubs invite the farm-:
on to occasional meetings and that-

_ a spirit of oo-operation be shown by;

hgving game Kiwanis meetings in

of fostering Boy Scout, Girl Sc-outf!
and boys’ club work.

Spealcingor. the "Mechanism of
Kiwanis." Dr. Burton D. My . . in-‘
ternatioual trustee. addressed the

* —-mo soIi_'a_ now
' Ballads of it nu:-Q:

. shin vie-
er precious peach; her hon
The apple of hegeye.‘

:1 m ..
Irjfltghafiter years of l
'?,r ' thought I some-tot
;'1“l’ find I am none ‘pf thew‘
;; I'm just her

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mitxee repo

message," Mr. Myers began, “other
thap words of greeting from the
international Board of 'I‘rust»et:: nndv
Kiwanis International.

International is
referred .

‘certain place. We have

place. This place is most general-i
ly referred to as Chicago. the head-.
quarters ol'the
of Trustees. B

At this point Hr. Myers ‘explained
the mechanism of the organiution.

of

national, Ir. llyera continued. are
“tc give primacy to the human and


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‘convention here the removal of n
.¢§000 deficit left over from the

the country. He stressed the value" ’

fre-' .
as occupying a, what is grown in'the state reprc-‘ View of ,,"i..

die laid upper ‘Plains. '

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llcavy I-‘rest ls Predicted.»
It‘ will be fair for the num-

      
   

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 ._ .  ,;  gflig  '  tell! the "exercises  nt
 ‘F’ e  Mm» SW-*6 ‘rro$"'t-us:-»»:* in-owl-’-z i was»: Attend convention: . ‘i§.“‘é‘."..‘i2.3i..“‘§.'.f°“§of".‘.‘:
 J.¢’.‘;‘.._..... 5.. lira "to in so: . its-33-fig-oergdggnm. m:_e.'m', Kong; Cityyopp  ; i E " the - 1. ....t.........
 . . ':"'h°" iv’; ‘:e'.‘:..;";" i A   cleared or is elehring_i_n most ‘ '0ClZ. 19 Illd 2'0...‘  .  g. , man of
  °"‘ ‘°'"“"'é‘.b't1‘.7”   '~’v’.:i"l$.'ii’.e"°§a«'2'."o«:ii'v‘-'iie;’~f‘3i’7.i’§i’3 A 1>norosr‘no—rT"fs'  °‘‘‘‘‘”‘‘‘’ 3’ ""“‘ ”'°"“"°°'

Speakersishow How
ers Can Save Moheydly '

.ri-Nebraska football game to-
iuorrow, says the Weather Bu-
reau. Tonight there will be a .
‘heavy to killing frost.” ‘Die ,
temperature tonightis expected 1
to drop to 28. ’- i

'9 .1
Dl!l0CRA‘l'lC WOHBN PLAN f
srncuu. C_ELliBIlA'l‘lON nuns.
[lave Removed 838,000 Debt Left
From Last e
County Quota 81000.
Democratic women of the state
aref pluining-to celebrate at their

   

last campaign. Boone County has

' Queen)‘. Wfilldent til the Kinaaacltfu

Shipping Grain’ 
if by Water.

The Columbia Commercial ‘Club
was today invited by James Xe-'

- . *tj§bfHalIop of South Dakota in 1905: :

Chamber of Commerce. tn.loih:the'
Missouri River Navigation Asaoela-+
tion toaendrueuioflte _i 
ence to be held in Kansas City‘ on
Oc:. 19 and 20. t ' i ;

A. W. Macliay of the Kansas City
hlissouri. Navigation Co god
Sydney J. Boy of the liv-
er Improvement Aasociitlou accom-
panied llr. McQueeny here and made
Short talks to the Commbrclal Club

almost raised its quota of $1000.

‘ . Three districts have not been hpard

mm. .
Mrs. Emily iiarsho. general chair-

n_' char of the arrangements 0
ma m Re . moter of this enterprise but that the‘

Democratic 7

and "program has asked the women
on the Boone County
committee to see that women from
their county attend the convention.
This committee consists of: rs.

39 .
Baliitvin, llocheporl; lira. C. C.
sand,‘ Harrisburg; Ira. Mansil Shus.
S:ur-geon: Mrs. C Cen-

. B. aye.
trala; and Mn. F. B. Faucctt, Halls-
ville.

CLUB FLOATS
PLEASE CROWD

Columhia—'Ch—e’e—r§ -Kiwanis
 Auto

QSMWB 3*-#59?‘ '

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‘. i 4 'Un_t'eWcretwo:“ 
mm uwlvlfilrfiicolunlbla

oIt.heaide-
web. of Broadway and then 

iwaniana.'viaitors ind natives. pa-
rathd‘ in the center Broadwa
from Sixth Street to College and
bad: to Ninth Street and the Hall
Theater. .

The Kiwanians, marahaled by
Glenn Davis and led by the Uni-
yemity of Missouri band. left their
starting point almost an hour late

dress
_ of Oct. 19 at Convention Hall. -

7 bushel in freight rates which they

he luncheon today at the Daniel

conference is to be held there as the
most central point. Herbert Hoov-
er, mcretah‘ ofcommeroe. will a'd-

tho convention on the ensuing

A. W. lfacliay. who was manager
of the,‘ formerly existent navigation.
company, described graphically new ‘
a profit could be made by nchfa
company. .

“As an average for the last 1&-

per bush
To illusrste this point " A
Bay, a river expert of Karma"

who last year bought about

pool andthuasavtng3centsouthe
were able to turn back to the farm-
"B... 1-; J. llccaustland or the-
he Kansas City ..

that he is heartily in accord 
the movement and intends to attend

cars. which carried the national of-
ficers. Then came the Arkansas del-
egation headed by a float which told
o the progress of Kiwanis in that
state; ‘ ‘

The Lions Club~.gave a hearty

rts were concluded. “ii “'3_°°m9 ‘O the Khwhhfi “T0025; Sutton, George Williamson and T. 1-‘.
have come here with no written. W91!‘ T308! ."hl¢h .f°n0'Od 9"! 3"‘ Armstrong to the convention irritan-

kansss delegation; it -was a lost
of ‘purple. gold and white, and pret-
ty girls heralded the welcome to vis-
ittrs. A «

The Kansas float indicated that

to locate it‘ seated and miniature sacks of wheat. i - -
. ~ gallon of.the river that we started
just as we have to do any other thrown to gpectatons stated that the-. in Kim“ C“), in i9” ‘,5; . fund

Kanns wheat is the. best in the
world. The Jayhawker delegation.

International Board walking behind their float. frequent- -
ut Klwarris Interns-T’ 13-’ gave their war cry of "Rock golgmd Sui”
tional is something more than this." chalk" which was gleefully ansv.-wed‘ ’

from the sidewalks. _

Richmond Kiwanlane gave a car-
nival spirit to the. parade with a
float bearing a slicing orchestra
who let the world know through
songithat they werefrom ltichmond.
‘Fulton Kiwanians rode in a snow-

the conference. ‘Dean P. 8. Hum-
ford of the University College of
Agriculture has issued a -to
all of the county farm agents urg-
ing them to give all possible sup-
port to the movementi

‘men is now existent in Colum-
;bia a branch of the Missouri River
5 Improvement Association. _ This
1 club will send three delegateag r. r;

l

. has City. The Commercial Club has

3 not yet announced nhether it will

i send tcs.

. llovement Started in loll.

This convention is held with the

lug interest in the nav-

§ of 51,100,000 was ruiscd.- This with
!an annual appropriation from the
government of 320.‘
000 was dead to operate
onthe riter until the World War
. at which time the government sup-
port was stopped and the operation
of boats was discontinued.

In summing up his argument Mr.
lfacl-lay pointed out the desires of
the association:

To improve every possible outlet
totheaeatotheutmoatandualng
them all will decrease the cost of
' shipping western products to distant

markets.

To create new marlxcts close at

  
   
    

orado Springs, Colo.; rector at Red-1

P
is

:and a horse.

told orscrouporxmsaitityuaui _' *
more

mmum bushels as  ._ ,
$3!-I io_§2r9r|rs 
. ng them _r . pment to ‘ver-

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NUFBER 33

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iHUSKERs ANB’ .

{

He?!  The Tigris Tomorrow

6

_ of Arts, lane: of Am

' _ ‘.of Divinity from Trinity

‘ '_ V r of’ Divinity from
' Divinity School. and from

as

” ltcr at Glciuvootl
 ‘arse. Stephen

. a.

Springs. Colo.: '
a Church, Col-3

- was consecrated assis-'
elected hishqp of South Dakota in!
la ; bishop coadlutor of llissoun ‘
in= ll;,and bishop of hlissouri 111;

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Brown iilichols ‘ Found
1 Guilty of Killing
a ule.

Brown Nichols. negro. W1!‘ 50"‘
tended to two years in the peniten-
 in the Circui: Court yesterday
on a charge of cruelty to animals.

vordict‘wan-announced about 4
o’c ’ in the afternoon. .
__. P. Smith, plaintiff, said that
w Nichols was using one of his
' _ he beat and starved it. caus-
Ingats death.

one of the principal witnesses for
the‘ plate, was the prosecuting at-.
to '. George S. Starrett.

F The plaintiff charged that on Jul)‘
 mule, with another mule.
all belonging to him.
to a wagon and that

 ‘was so mistreated that it
‘ road. .

Sarr Whitcman. ‘ht? “ill pl::_\‘ I23. fir.-l (‘rzifcrt-nrc garlic no leads:
of the 'l‘igr-rs when his l(‘:ll‘ll lnrcls Nebraska lnmorrurt.

;1‘H1JtD(;i:\-11$ OF ’
.WORLD SERIES "
IS POSTPONED

Rain This Morning Makes
Field .Too Muddy for
Play, Judge K. M.
Landis Decides.

GIVES »WA.;‘llNG'I‘()N Enos

BODY ill‘ .\lA.\' l\'ll.l.Ell lit

\\'n~ Strurl. .\'r:=.r iluntsdalv 'l‘.i
.\lu:nin;: by Eastbound
M.-l\'.~T. Train.

A
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wt-st mi
this murniru:.

t:1.~'.':..nt;n(i
train l\'.’.'- mile‘-
illmtll .\ 0".‘l0L'l{ ll
nrrai p.-;rl.n.< by the train new.
Tht
‘ ‘.r:u:‘.;. near :1 Sl‘.:‘.T§l curve.

train wits .
could not stop the
The max. wit-' .\‘1~
that zdi-ntifizrtti-=.n
’ according to‘_ B. (2.

this curve.
train in time.
' Postponement Will ,Help
Bleuge Recover’—-Mc-
Kechnie Disappoint-
ed at Delay
‘Ty United Pfj _
WASHINGTON. Oct. 9.—The
-third game of the World Series be-,

tween Washington and Pittsburgh
was postponed today on account of
rs"

was imypmzsibl
’Dnvis, compo
old. and was either‘ a’laborcrlor
tramp." Davissaid.‘ ‘ ’

BGO‘liiiC—(l[lNTl’,

mnle.butlateradmitt':.-dheused
Vendoftherelns,

BLAST BEING
  C INVESTIGATED

4 Killed and 35 -Injured’!
. in Explosion in
‘A St. Louis.

Br-Uahl Prose.
.- 87. 101118. Oct. 9.-—Company of-
ficials started investigating coda)’
the causes of the blast in the Laclede
gt’! Int: Iarr‘ht_hC<;mvInY °“ k9‘}:i= Senators as it I-tives Bleugv. 518?‘
lflflo '1 W cl °“T '9" ’ '2 third baseman f r \\'ushington.,
thlTil'-“V9 l¢1’l0D8ll’ lnlumdv ‘ml ,fif”. twenty-four hours iii which to recov-_
:31  ‘u“¢"°d ‘mm b"°’5°‘f or from the effects of being hit in
0 "33 035- ; the head yesterday by a pitched hall.
.  fit” "°P°“‘_ °f ll” mull It also gives Johnson and (‘ovele.--
"hid! 8500* 9“? b‘""‘‘~'”‘ °°m"’ °(i lcie. veteran zwirlers for the chem-
the city said that it had been caused‘ vim.‘ Sm.m,.,,' "1 en,“ (,8... ‘O ,.._.t
by the explosion of an ammonia, mm. a,.m_,~
tanffegug :3; mm could. not 3 Manager, Bill Blcliet-tmic of the
ver i y icias. l’lll'll0l1l8tllll' ;pimu, bud hoped the “amt. wum
' were used in the basement; N phayed tad,» 3, he had p_;,_-,-

tilt
the

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in.
This decision was made by Judge
‘ K. M. Landis after :1 conference with
representatives from the two clubs,
! and upon the advice of umpires, who
i said that even if the rninxvhich has
been falling nll morning in a steady
driale should sfop before the game.
the diamond would he in no shape
for a game.

is postponement favors the

crease of 614 Over
Last Year.

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OC 2.

1 total 586,162, according to

Ilepartmenl.

more than ln:-_: year.

.. M;__.._‘_WA
J. R. ll QUICG
and pipes
of the building. but officials were; K,,_.,m.,. mm. to ‘M0. 8, ,5, _.~..,,,|,
unable to determine whether ‘ht? tors and was confident um; ow Pi-
ll“! 010805 15¢ ¢XPl°3l°"- I irates would win and got a much-
Bfiescgebworker; .1-:8 still dlitlflflfli desired edge on the champions.
1.1? 1 e T58 in I C tmfllin ll “*9 “But the postponement is ¥ll.~‘O
‘belief that one or two bodies are‘ useful to us," he said. "as s: gives
buried there. A complete list of the ¢\';¢- Md,-353,, “gnu day. mg [
cmplaoees who misht have been goats ‘Vic’ showed them about as
Jvorkiuaiathe buementhu outset good pitching as an_vbud,v could
r tained W Ill."

1\iASS MEETING
TO BEAT 7:15
George W-i_'ll—sfon-_and Hen-
ry F. Schulte Will
Speak.

Ballot Over Spafford
and Savage.

3: l'nilr«l l‘resa

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.. Tales of heroism came out of the

 and fire. In a ten-story build-

ing filled with screaming,’ frightened;
women. two Filipinos and af

nntionnl commander of the

 

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convention hero tod

3lcQuigg won on

tor shafts filled with ammonia and?
ease smoke. until the machinery

Spalford 224, and Savage 5?.

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lly Unild
‘VASE

Pun ‘
l)iG;l‘ON. Oct.

V.’ culture today forecast a

' per cent normal. 1 7
This is compared with the Sept.

  
 

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0.P.LeeehBarlel'l‘e¢Iay...

araithclB24crqpof2.l87
.l-tarhela.

  farnwr of near Con-.

 

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. niq-nig. .__ I-‘one:-al

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'ru.\xx IS mmu;u'_r tirzitrsj

n ux1I¢lt'l\..i.".u_ii nun: ‘.‘»'."-.-‘ ki}':c-J b_\‘
' ' p3£1‘SL‘TlL'l‘
ll uiitscinlci
botiy was liruught tn the Parker in-A;
- m:-.n \\‘1{.~ tvalkintz doundhe
The en-
gineer did not see the man till the
andi

badly mutilated;

.- “He appeared to be about 63 years{ Sb

HAS 5199 AUT0sj

State Refiirt Shows In-ii

l'r~Il-rt ‘Prawn ‘
JEI-‘FERSO.\' CITY. Oct. SI.—Li-,«
census to euros and trucks up to;

report of the State Motor Vehicle:

The report 115'; Siilil vehicles as‘.
l‘('Kl.‘i'..t‘l‘(‘tl in Boone County, u"nich’is:
nn lDt'l‘(’llS£’ of 614 over last year.:
Adair county has -1010. which is 415;
Macon Coun-;
it)’ has -ifiiii. an incrn-asc of 150 0\'Pt‘.
11!

H E A DS LEGION;

_ — -_ --— _ _year, a
Wins Election on First. afternoon outouim meta

9.-«John R. Me-‘
Quigg of Cleveland. 0.,,u-as elected‘ find gum. in the untud Sm”
Ahlffi‘ I .Two M “o
Legion at the seventh annual‘ [egg fig. 51°
ay. '
(ll? first ballot‘
m-rr Edwardrfif Spafford of .\'cw’
York and Howard P. Savage of Cci-_. an: ‘be fink,"
cago. .\lcQuigg received 667 vote-s.l ‘tho phgomng -

(;n2A'rziTcon.~: vrnho sans
i
_ was (‘top is Forecast at 2.918.000.-i
" ooo Basis-is. i

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. United ‘States Department at .tgn.+-Boaneeanlhs-has .
1925corna_"’1' Ia_mesforwhichraco-
_[ crop of 2,918,000,000 bushels, on a; ticket: ‘ '
lblsis of Oct. 1 conditions of 76.1

‘estimate or 2.ss5,ooo.ooo snout-.,3°"m

f TIGERSREADY
  FOR BIG GAME

:30? Nebr.:ltans Invade

and Home Workout on
Missouri Gridiron

_ Today.

?1o,ooo TO‘.-SEE--CONTlE'r
{Large Mass Meeting to
§ Be Held at Univer-

sity Auditorium
Tonight.

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About 'l'umorroa-‘s Game

Mass meeting in the Universi-
ty Auditorium tonight at 7:15
0' ock. '

Nelzraska team is quartered at
Country‘ (Tluli.

Attendance for game estimated
at 10.000. "

Gums starts. at 2 p. m.

Gates will be can-nod at l2:30

..o. ..

p. m. ‘
Officials: Warren Gilt-.-, Wash-
ingtomantl Jefferson. rt-1‘eree:'
D umpire:
’. \\'cslc,v-
llargiss;

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at
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is:
2.

El'llp0l‘ll’s. head liacsmnn.

J
Will it be four victoricr for
- defeats
\'iv:tury Ernest
Severn! years. agu
Gwinn llenry. Tiger coach. was
coaching Emporaa College rat’
Emporia. Kan. lirncst. Bearg.
1 head .\'t-braslta mentor. was in
" : the some capacity at Wnshbum
i .\'or-mul at Wasluium. lion. The
' tl'.rt"e_ years that the two
coaches were there Kmporia and
Washliurn played‘ imrdfought
games. yet Emporim and Gwinn
llenry alwayiwon. After five
years. during which Bearg has -
T been assisting Robert Zuppkc at .
lllinois’ and Henry has been at-
Llissouri. the tcamauf the two-
coaches will meet ‘again torntvr-.
iron‘.

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Thirty members of the Unit-crsity

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Nebraska Player Cdlled Home. ‘A
Robert Stepli"ens, quarterback.
and a gcpd brvlnen-(ieid run-
ner on ‘the Nebufln football
team, was called back to Linéoln
this rnonilnx 5)‘ the‘d that
. his  Stephens t on
; the 10:50 o'clock Wain:-b train.
The position of quarterback will
be filled by Brown. who played
quarterback in the game‘
" agairnt llllnoislast Saturday.

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this mtrning and went immediately
to the Columbia Country-,c1uh whue
they will, live until game time to-
marrow.

John . Seliock. lazsinjm manager
for the liusloers, arrived here yes-
_ terdsy to make final cments
' sleeping and eating quarters for
players at the Copntry Club.
llaaltera I’ It Out Today.

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Ed Weir,
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marrow as one of the mod adver-
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tracted national attenti
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