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LINCOLN A I NEWS, A THItBB Amusement Notices tract a i i ami iliiutlnH. -( Tho i i i i Oryheuiii-- In Xell OMJrlcn ami at i Toulitht. Neil O'Bri-n and his great Amen can minstrels, the premier orguniza tion of its kind in America, will conn to the Oliver, tonight. The prnuiisi is given that it will be entirely and bigger than ever. This will be found true not only in point of nura bers but in talent as well.

There will be the uaua! parade a noon. Curtain tonight at 8:15. Mitel In "Pom-Poni." Lincoln has the distinction of having the only Nebraska date for Mitz in the new comic opera, "Porn-Pom," which is for Friday night. "Experience" Prlcea Advertised IVronit In Sunday An error occurred in the Sunday -OLIVER I3PST. PHOHEBI234 Tonight AT 8:15 $1.50 to 25 OSCAB r.

HODGE PRESENTS NEIL O'BRIEN MINSTRELS EVERYTHING NEW THIS YKAR "The Jitney Jot hj Neil O'Briea "The Ebony Vmcht Club" Eddie KOM mud his African Barp "The Bold Mid Brave Black and Tans" bj Ueorge M. Cobalt NIGHT, Oct. nuay $2.00 to soc HKNBT W. SAVAGE WILL OFFER KITZI Sew Cfcmte Opeim, with Tom McNaechtra Orchestra of 20 with Company SAT. MAT.

NIGHT, OCT 28 AUGUSTUS rrroc TRESENTS FlSKE O'KARA Actor Singer, in the Romantic Cvraedy A i We. to 25o Oct 31-Nov. 1 TUES. WED. WEO.

MAT. SIGHT-- fI.M to Mft Ken 7 Months 6 Months Boxtaa Seat fMt Opens--Wed. II a. m. to POPULAR AMERICAN BARITONE Reinald WERRENRATH IN CONCERT (eats at Crancer Music or at Temple Theater after 7:30 $1.00.

75c, 50c SEATS GO ON SALE TOMORROW FOR CECIL FANNING AMERLCAN BARITONE Appearing in concert Oct. 28. Reservations may bp made at Crancer Music 1124 St. 75c, 50c. MONDAY--TUESDAY--WEDNESDAY CIKCfll --TUltEE WiiOVfB DA1LX--.

THE rAMOCS KELSON COMIQUES 4 Lancbable Fan Son9 KEiiOY "The Dispute" i 'Vaudeville Queen Universal Weekly Two-Part Deluxe Drama LES KELLICRS "Mexican Circus Novelty" DATETT DCTALL to "HeMtag Oaf Comedy Sketch TIME p. m. MATtNEE-- JSltiHTS-- 25c- BAUOEVILLE PHOTO PLAYS UM.OL8 FUPCLAR MUUAT--Tl-ESiUAY--WEDXESDAT IHKLt. rtK.Oixt.co Bch dam DMdnc Musical N.reltj. "INTO inc.ic.i*THS" CaoiedT Irmma BAYLtand rAfSAY 7-- p.

MATINEB-- MOMTS-ISc TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY the beautiful star BLANCHE SWEET Ml a young, nurse on trial for murder "PUBLIC OPINION" ADMISSION JNCH FOR THE udSKERS I H'llATK 1 or 4 II TO fra Mini I'lliiix i i i MrnrM for Ihr i'ruple Hnck lluiur. SPOKANE, Oct. Jnlverslty of Nebraska football team eceived a pleasant surprise at We- mtchee today, when more than 100 townspeople were at the depot to meet jheiii. An order for seventy-live craies of apples was put in as soon ay the train reached town, but only sixty of Jiem could be obtained on puch short uotice. These were stored in the bag- sage car.

The last stop outside of Spokane was made at Wilson Creek, i a store or two and the "creek." Thp team went through a long session of I signal practice which was preceded by practice in kicking. Captain Corey, who put Nebraska in the lead Saturday by a beautiful twenty-eight yard place kick, limbered up and booted several that were good for thirtx-fiio yards. Moving pictures of the band and some of the team were taken at Wenatchee by the camera man who has taken pictures of every interesting incident on the trip. The special arrived in Spokane at 7:30 and left for Glacier National Park at 9:80. to Notre Danic but (lie I'wlliiK pt-i- that ilu-rc will be accent on some, here niK a There are luml Kunie: liuenenum but i be won ha dily.

provided of rotine ini.sfortuiu docs- no' camp on Nebr.tsk.i lield. Notre Uxni" a team -i it possessed la 1 wliile lacks demonstrated tnvt th.it the visitois could tt i There i.s now in the 1 ol i i an eleven i can riv.i! that of 19ir. Kipht now it bettei as a defensive organization while there are SIKHS ol' urowlni; oower. Theie i is time to dope oils the Noire lvalue-Nebraska sumo Neither team can claim it just Following the Ball Tho Kansas arc superstitious bird's They have a feeling nov that Nebraska will tiouiu'i' them IR'-I tliev gp' together in November. One wonders how they could ucquiie -uch a feelinir in view of their mnenifieent dfeats at the hands ot the lllim ami tho lovvu Must be just plain superstition.

The Jayhawkt- are to mingle with t)ip Haggles Saturday afternoon at Lawrence. The Kaggies count on win ning while the Jays are a trille worried A win for the Kaggies would mean a fine rating for them at the enrt of the season while "Do" Olcott's boys would slip down to the perches occu pied by the Drake bull ducks and the Washington Pikers. Drake has a rawtha interesting af fair on for Saturday. The team wil 1 meet Northwestern, the well knows conquerors of Chicago. Ill hos i i i i i i i i I i i ttilli Ml i i i 'io tlct'il i I I i i i i in (MOM I I rU'M I I i I i i luinl'lo anil ho Iwj, i I i .1 i i i I I I I I I i Mill! I'f i Sl -IU'- a In' In III-- I i Im (hat It is i ti Uiinl!" liitontlun.ilh 0 I I I i So lu lilti i i i 11 i looi of i i i i i ly a i i i it ami clvcn fooll i i i tl'tll Of i i i i tirnbllnii" Tin' i is i ui'Oii a i i i i Un- ball to (In iMO'jnd an wln'M' in i i 1 i in oulci make Inconipli i ut i i Hli.v.

i no. It will i oil iKio- nut tp to ii bull i i i i ho- lifurt ii to t)u MiiU- i- pi i Reports i i i i hoiv, although covering tt.u-a-- in i ute detail, made no i i ol i i a fumble it In- i something of tin- MM i slunvn i i Cornhuskers. a i a the orators say. i more than ciHiuuh recovering Nebraska i i MIH i-ooteri- here. They're finally putting a shot of aaleratus in Topeka's baseball biscuits.

They seem to be rising. Evidently the fans there'have accepted Savage's withdrawal at a matter of fact and not as a prospect. They're preparing to go into a Class organization with Wichita as the othe' Kansas member. With lower expenses thev figure the class of baseball would not be lowered so much while they would have a chance to win a pennant occasionally, "something they never would have if they stayed in the-Western league a thousand years. Cities suggested for the new loop and their populations are: Oklahoma City 80,000 Wichita 70,000 Topeka 60,000 Tulsa 50,000 Joplin 50,000 Muskogee Fort Smith 40,000 Springfield 40,000 Total 430,000 There's one football "cricket" in this country -who knows the Cornhusk- ers and respects them.

That's Walter Eckersall of Chicago. In reviewing the Saturday games he says: "West of the river Nebraska won from the Oregon Aggies, 17 to 7, In a game which virtually decided the title in that section. Although the Corn- huskers have several games to play, it is doubtful if they will be beaten un less the players get too confident or the star players are incapacitated by injuries." Eckie was a hard man to convince of Nebraska's but since seeing the light, he hands the Cornhuskr. ers everything coming io them. Jej-- haps he is going too strong in he may ijave-fprptten Notre Dame is billed to finish thef-sea- son here.

Nebraska is not conceding a thing The Oregon Aggies put ibe black mark on tho Cornhukeib' record this year. Up to Saturday tho crimson warriors had no score recorded against them. However the mark is so tiny and was so much the result of a fluke that it can cause no tears in this section of the country. Nebraska continues to stand far out in the lead of all teams as the following tabulations show: Standing's of valley teams considering games, conference and non-conference. 1, SLore Opp Nebraska 3 0 0 S4 7 Missouri 2 0 1 53 0 Aines 3 0 1 6 1 0 Kansas Aggies' 3 I 0 83 17 Kansas 1 0 13 42 Dhike 2 1 0 20 55 Washington 1 2 0 14 26 Standing of valley teams considering: conference only: Nebraska Missouri Ames Kansas Aggleft Drake Kansas Washington Score Opp 13 0 13 0 0 0 0 0 14 S3 13 Joe Pipal, coach of the squad which the Cornhuskers humbled last Saturday, is credited with being quite a trickster in his own right.

A football writer who has followed the career of the former Bellevue instructor saj Who is there who Is not familiar with the class of accidental but substantial gains occasionally made by a recovers "Its own fumble? Out west is another highly ingenious coach, Joseph Pipal, formerly coach of Occidental col- JUST BOX SCORE An Echo of tlie Himrbiill Which WIIH Snppttird to Hnve Ktided ABO- Sterling and Syracuse-Burr clubs have finally packed their unies away tn moth balls and cedar chests. They hated to do it but bad weather compelled a postponement of their warfare until next spring. The two or ganizationfa tried to fight out a series but couldn't make it. The Syracuse- Burr organization, having won a majority of the games permitted by tho weather lay claim to the championship of Otoe and Johnson counties. This i sli i lut ught It all II i i i i i i i tho mot Hun In a i i i a tho SlrtlUli, jsuiii: j.ol i a i i It I to Ku.l'um.

tioott 0 I I I onUo.s on Ilio Sid-ling toiuil MlilUt o.i-t tilcol otit horo, OMO In thl.i i i i I'jo's but- i loin lilts, will a fuuturo. i i i i hud your i i I i i i and but seven Thu pliutnlDK a paik foi noxt I i (he olruioos i tlmt r.uliuai. "who m.in.iuoil the team In 19U. III uKUin bo in i i i The club also uanLs 1 i in tho lineup another jutir. The ieine Hi Sunday Bumo: Stotllnif--.

ab po a Muvo, if If Unm'n. i i Ib 5 I (I 0 0 6 3 1 2 1 5 3 0 1 6 2 2 4 0 f. 1 i) 0 I 2 1 0 5 3 1 ti 5 1 2 4 0 0 li'iivr Dallas. at the end of i i a i i and i pla half a dozen i i i wanii-t on tiiclr way north, the trip ending Kansas ELL-ANS Absolutely Removes Indigestion. One package proves it 25catall druggists.

i 5 0 2 1 0 0 ToUlu 4S 13 21 1' YOIUIK. 4 0 0 0 I 4 0 1 0 0 2 ss of 4 1 0 0 0 1 Kline. 2b 6 0 0 0 Hammr, i- 3 0 1 11! Sb 1 1 rf 4 0 0 lire If 3 0 0 0 (i 0 1 1 2 I 1 0 0 0 1 Davis, 2 0 0 I 4 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 sa Totals 30 2 2 7 1 0 t-coie by innings: Stcilint- 3 0 1 a 0 0 1 7 1--IS 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0-- 2 Two base hits--Carlisle, Zlnk. Yeast. Ehinen.

Three base hit--Khmcn. Home run--Cliristline, Struck out--By Yeast 9, by Buftuin 2. Davis 9. Yeast, 2 In tnnlnxs; off DufCuin 0 In 1 km In in off Davis 20 In 9 Imilnsrs. Umpire--Dud Price of Lincoln.

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No man or woman who cats meat regularlv can make a mistake by flush- Ing the kidnevs occasionally, says a wellknown authority. Meat forms uric acid which clogs the kidney porea so they sluggishly filter or strain only part of the waste and poisons from the blood, then you get sick. Nearly all rheumatism, headaches, liver trouble, nervousness, constipation, dizziness, sleeplessness, bladder dlsor- come from sluggish kidneys. The moment you feel a dull ache in the kidneys or your back hurts, or If the urine is cloudy, offensive, full of sediment, irregular of passage or attended by a sensation of scalding, get about four ounces of Jad Salts from any reliable pharmacy and take tablespoonful in a glass of water be- foie breakfast for a few days and vour kidneys will then act fine. This famous aalta is made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined with Hthla and has been used for generations to flush clogged kidneys and stimulate them to activity, also to neutralize the acids in urine so it no longer causes Irritation, thus ending bladder disorders.

Jad Salts is inexpensive and cannot makes a delightful effervescent llthia-water drink which all regular meat eaters should take now and then to keep the kidneys clean and thev blood pure, thereby avoiding serious kidney advertisements of "Experience." which comes to the Oliver, October 31 and November 1, with a Wednesday matinee. The correct sale Is 50c to $2.00 for tile nights, and $1.50 to 50c matinee. Mmry Plcktord Returun la From Holland" at the Magnet. Thursday, Friday and Saturday of this week Mary Pickfo will be seen at the Magnet in the laot picture sbo made before severing her connections, with the Paramount program to appear in the productions of her own company. This picture was first ex hlbited here sb cly after its release in the hottest part of the past summer.

While the film attracted big the time there are no doubt anj number of devotees who not see it, but will want to this time. It is tV opinion of the Magnet management that the evening shows will tie crowded and he advises as many as possible to take advantage of th matinees. Blanche Sweet IB "Public Opiolvm." How a sensational newspaper report the mind of the public igainst a charming young nurse who is absolutely innocent of all wrong and how her whole future happiness is eopardized by what is supposed to lave been one flase step, is shown in a gripping and entertaining manner in "Public Opinion" the photoplay in which Blanche Sweet will appear at he Magnet today and tomorrow. This picture is the first exposition of the spititualistic theory and presents some very interesting situations Cecil PannJng's interpretation and lis vocal capabilities leave one gness: much of the time as to just where lis limitations in these directions begin. Tonight Reinald Werrenrath.

ban- one, will be heard in concert at the Temple. Seats selling today at Cran- Music company, after 7 p. m. oa at the Temple- Fred Shepherd for district judge-Adv. A3ESTI Home of tibe Great Photoplays MONDAY AND TUESDAY Frank Keenan In Thoroughbred" Also--AH Star Keystone Comedy Tfr-w, '-30.

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