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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (May 10, 1910)
T"Wf7apW w- VJf 'U . C . t; K f THE DAILY NEBRASKAN . DIRECTORY. Butlnest Directory Every loynl University Btudont Is urged to patron lo thoso Nobrnalcnn adYortlaora, and to mention tuo Nobrtiflkan whllo do ing ho BANKS First Trus. 4c Savlnea UAKERIB8 Foleom Ibahdbr SHOPS Groen'B BOOK ST0RE8 Coop. UnlvcrlBty CLEANERS J. 0 Wood & Co. Joo, Tho Tailor. CLOTHING Farquhar Mnguo & Deemer Mayor Broo. Palace Clothing Co. Spolqr & Simon ArmBtronR Clothing Co. COAL G egory Whltcbrcast CONFECTIONERY Lincoln Candy Kitchen Tommy j DANCING ACADEMY Lincoln 1ITT DOCTORS , s nr Cramb DRY GOODS Miller & Paino Rudgo & Guonzol llerimlBlielmers DRUGGISTS RiggB ENGRAVERS Cornell FLORISTS C. H. Frey CHAPIN BROS. FURNISHINGS Budd Fulk Maguo & Deomer Mayer Bros. Pnlace Clothing Co. Rudgo & Guenzol Spelor & Simon Armstrong ClothlngOo. HATTERS Budd Fulk Unlnnd Armstrong Clothing Ca. Magee & Deomor Mayer Bros. Palaco Clothing Co. Rudgo & Guonzol Spuler & Simon ORCHESTRA Thornburg's. PHOTOGItAPHERB Townsond PRINTERS Slmmona Van Tino RESTAURANTS Boston Lunch Cameron's Y. M. C. A. Spa JEWELERS Hallett Tucker LAUNDRIES Evans OPTICIANS ' Shean Howe. ' . SHOES ; Men's Bootery Franklin Ico Cream 0. Beckman Broi. Rogers & Perkins Budd ICE CREAM , Mayer Bros. Miller & Fains Yates-French Co. SHOE REPAIRING Electric Shoo Store Yates-Fre'ncb Co. SKIRTS Skirt Store TAILORS . . Elliott "Broi. Herzog Joe, The Tailor. LUDWIG. THEATERS Oliver Orpheum. Lyric TYPEWRITERS Lincoln Typewriter & Underwood Typewriter 6 pnniMMiininiHHMHfnnmmmMHMHiu I M M O IN 1 THE R R I N T B R rlntlngc ImboBalng Bniirvln2i Ml Auto 9811 817 South 12th 3 EiiiaiiiUiiiiiiuiiiiiiuiUiiiuuuuuiiuii I r a Bring Yeur Naxt Job of Prlntl ng to V AN TINE PRINTING CO. and Gat Satisfactory Ramlta I 124-120 No. 14th St. Auto 3477 MnsaMBaaMa)eaaMMi TYPEWRITERS All makon rontod with stand $1' par Month. Bargains h Rebuilt Machine V THIRD ANNUAL TENNIS TOURNEY WITH JAYHAWKERS WILL COME HERE SATURDAY. NEBRASKA WAS HANDICAPPED Number of Good Men on Corn husker Tennisl Squad Ex pense ofTlacing courts in ondition to be Raised by Campaign. Lincoln Typewriter Exohange Anto 115ft. Bolll81. 122 No. 11th I 1 Before Going Home Purchase a Copy of The Gornhusker or College Memories 25c a Copy Music Stores or College Book Store Hot Drinks re now (a tcaaon. Do you know aay plaea where you can gat a QUICK SERVICE aa you can at ournrw itore? No aeed oi being crowded Lincoln Candy Kitchen s. w. C6mr A. G. SPALDING & BROS, THE Spalding Trade Mark p in & f!lZ 4ua U known troughout tha world aa a Guarantee oi Quality are the Largest Manufacturers in the World of Official Equipment FOR ALL ATHLETIC SPORTS AND PASTIMES If" Wrtll ro Inter ww aport ahould hara a oopy oi tha dpaldinircatnloitua It's aaomploteonoyolo podia of What'a Nvt lu Mport and is tant (raa on raquoat. A. G. Spalding & Bros. 147 Wabaah Arenue, Chicago 2CT The First Trust t Sav ings Bank 4 Per Cent Interest A $1 optns an aooount Comer I Oth it O Strut LJ While the Cornhusker track tram is coiiipot injr against the rJayhawkers next Saturday at Lawrence, the third annual ten nis tourney between the two schools will be played here in Lincoln the same day, and all indications point to the closest and most interesting match ever played in this city. The throe new double courts west of the library will be used and promise to be in perfect condition by that time. They will be enclosed by new iron post backstops set in cement. The courts themselves are being thoroughly worked and will be a material factor in fast play. If it were not from the fact that the Nebraska men have been seriously handicapped all season for courts upon which to prac tice their chances of winning would be very favorable, as the team will be composed of experi enced players who have made records in past play. The Kan sas aggregation is also made up of veterans and can be counted on to play high class tennis Tho Candidates. 'Phe men who seem to stand the best chance of represent inn the school next Saturday arc Harry Smith, last years univer sity ehampioii; (Juy Si-udder, who last year won the title of inter collegiate champion of the state. Pierce, who has played on a minor college team, and lialph Wcaverling, who was on the team last year. If these men can fret into form by next Saturday they can be expected to show some finished tennis to the .lay hawkers. The expense of rebuilding the courts and placing the backstops in position is considerable and the members of the association are planning a strenuous cam paign lor disposing ol tickets to the tournament: they expect to sell JOO tickets at rtvonty-fivo cents apiece, and thus be able to clear up the expense and take care of the cost of entertaining the Kansas team as well. The membership in the association at the present time is twenty-five, and with the increased ground an additional number of new members is desired by the asso ciation. The limit, howeVer, will be placed at forty members. Any one desiring to join the associa tion may hand his name to the manager, Guy Scudder, or to any number of the association. CONCORD with Ara-Notcli EVANSTON witu uaitonbolo THE NEW Arrow COLLARS FOR SUMMER. High enough for looks low enough for comfort and plenty of room for the tie to slide in. ,. ' - , uo.fach,aforto. Clnrtt. Peabody A C6. Arrow Cnfft, tec. PEACE PROGRAM TODAY. Dr. Loveland to Speak and String Quartet Will Play. The annual peace program will be held this morning at 11 o'clock In Memorial Hall. Dr. Frank h. Loveland of Omaha will deliver the address. Tho string quartet will play the new world symphony, "Largo," by Dworak. This is becoming a big event in the university. Last year W. J. Bryan was tho orator. Dr. Love land has an enviable reputation as a speaker and all should hear him. 1 The Nebraskan (he rest Off the year 25 Cents YOU NEED THE PAPER 1 BASEMENT ADMINISTRATION BUILDING I V VBv I L iX; t'