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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (May 24, 1910)
I p m '1'llili; hnw i W l'iHlWi L. wv "iVliiHiiwmniweia-'Mwiumfi h"- m.rtc(58mi,jjQVi 'ypy? V "V V . THE DAILY NEBRASKAN ; 'rf.l DIRECTORY. ltjSMM I'OHiimiWuMli HHIIHHiiiHHUaHUMaMMinMMMMMMMMniB I, r i- nv I u ,4 . & V Buslnee Directory Brorj loyal Uulvorstty etudont is urged to patron Iro thceo NobrnBkan advertisers, and to mention tho Nobrakan while do ing BO. BANKS First Trust fc Savin BAKERIES Kolaom DAUBER SHOPfl Green's BOOK STORES Co-op. Unlveristy CHICANERS J. O Wood & Co. Joo, Tho Tailor. CLOTHING Farquhar Magoo & Doomor Mayor BroB. Palaoo Clothing Co. Spclor & Simon Armstrong Clothing Co. COAL Gregory Whltebroaat CONFECTIONERY Lincoln Candy. Kitchen Tommy DANCING ACADEMY Lincoln PITTS DOCTORB Dr. Cramb DRY GOODS Miller & PaTno Rudgo & Guonuil IIcrpolBholmorg DRUGGISTB RiggB ENGRAVERS Cornell FLORISTS C. H. Frcy CHAP1N BROS. FURNISHINGS Budd Fulk Magoo & Dcomer Mayor Bros. Palaco Clothing Co. Rudgo & Guonxol Spelor & Simon Armstrong Clothing Oa. ' HATTERS Budd FuMc Unland Armstrong Clothing Ga. . . Magco & Doemer Mayer Bros. Palaco Clothing Co. Rudgo & Guenzel Spolcr & Simon ORCHESTRA Thornhurg'e. PHOTOGRAPHERB Townsend PRINTERS " Simmons Van Tine RE8TAURANT8 Boston Lunch Camoron'B Y. M. C. A. Spa JEWELERS Hullett Tucker LAUNDRIES . v Evans r OPTICIANS Sheam Howe. SHOES Men's Bootery Franklin Ice Creaa Oe. ' Bookman Bros. ' Rogers ft Parklu- Budd ICE CREAM . , Mayer Bros. Miller & Paine Yates-French Co. 1 -SHOE REPAIRING Electric Shoo 8tore Yates-French Co. ',' SKIRTS 1 Skirt Store TAILORS Elliott Bros. Herrog Joe, The Tailor. LUDW1G. j, THEATERS ' OJlver ' Orpheum. Lyrie TYPEWRITERS Lincoln Typewriter Be. Utfderwood Typewriter Oe. 1J..' Our $15 and $18 Suits are not more popular because of price, than because of excellence of style, fit, finish. There's more value for your money in these garments tnan you ordinarily find at these prices. F v Don't think for an instant that because we talk quality so much, we cannot more than please you in our popular priced lines. There' Sttje same striving for quality in our $15 and $i8 suits as there is in our Kensington Clothes Our KENSINGTON CLOTkES--$20 to $40--reall)T custom-made clothes ready to wear. They're built to Fit better than most tailor made garments sold for twice the money. Built to Stay Fit too. It's the hand tailoring, the individual cutting, that gives thet gives Fit and stability of shape. Our L-SYSTEM CLOTHES that you've heard so much about are distinctive college clothes for young men. Not freakish, but with just enough of that broad-shouldered effect to properly set off the physique of young college fellows. They're better made than most clothes of their class equally well made at $15 or $30. MAGEE & DEEMER KENSINGTON CLOTHES cTWANHATTAN SHIRTS STETSON HATS Money Made Tcim by subscription dCf&liy seeking for Serlbner's Magazine Forpartlouin Hroiuirdins; LIBERAL CASH VummissiuNs, n a Hcribuor'H Al.iKii7.iiic, IWi V miut-d-tN U-HK (t! Filth Avo.,N. Y. City The First Trust & Sav ings Bank 4Rsr Cent Interest A $1 spins an aooount Cwnit 10th U O Streets FINANCIAL AFFAIRS DISCUSSED BY BOARD TO MAKE ARRANGEMENTS TO SECURE LOANS. AWARDING Of LETTERS DISCUSSED Cincinnati $2.50 Shoe Store and Electric Repair Factory New Location 142 North 12 WARTHON'S Hot Drinks aft aow la seisoa. Do jou know say slaea whers you can fat u QUICK SERVICE as yaw caa t otirncw store? No' aaaa of belnf crowded. Lincoln Candy Kitchen swc.. $ VACATION HONEY Ytmbuy oa credit- pay vrhea old and keep tie profit to 601 1001 profit aad monthly prise to our agent ImltfMMknee far Taaaliirs ami StwlMts X&RJl.,.n,J Wertle our l'ATKNTKD STKAM H5JSSlt)J?JKSrt,to Uno U,,K ALUMINUM OOOJUNOUTKN81UJ. An opportunity to mike 1116.00 and orer rtrr month. KzperUnco not Boestry. Write now for partlouUrs. Addrca SALES MANAGER. AMERICAN ALUMINUM MANUFACTURINQCO. V LEMONT. ILLINOIS j Elcotion of Baseball and Track Captains Will Be Held Next Tuesday A Place in Mis souri Valley Meet Wins Letter. At a meeting of the athletic board last evening in Dr. Clapp'H office the financial situation of athletics at Nebraska were the chief topic of discussion. The report of the financial committee showed that the 'financial condi tion of the athletic board was not of the best, owing to the ex penditure of about $7,000 for permanent expenses on improve ments on the new athletic field. Baseball and track showed a large deficit, and this was also discussed. The deficit in track will amount to about $400 and the baseball accounts will show if deficit of about $300. It was decided that tho board would borrow sucli sums as itr would find necessary to cover tho de ficit uptil next fall, as football Would make up for the deficit and thus relieve the board of its present financial stringency. . A permanent method of award ing "NV to the members of the track teams was decided on at this meeting of the board. It .was determined that a winner of one first or two seconds in any of tho dual conference meets would en title a track man to the coveted letter. , It was further decided that a winner of a first, second or third in the Missouri Valley meet would bo a sufficient basis. for the granting of an "N" to the athlete. The election of student mem bers to the athletic board for the coming year was also approved. Iiaseball and other matters which are to come before the meeting of the representatives of the various schools in the Missouri Valley conference next Friday wore discussed and the board ex pressed its .sentiment in regard, to the action the Nebraska dele gate should take on these matters at this meeting. The board adjourned to meet Tuesday, May 31, to hold the election of baseball and track captains for the coming year. Men who are awarded their let ter this year will be eligible to vote at this election. Brlag Your Next Job of Printing to IyAN TINE PRINTING CO. and Got Satisfactory Result i 121-130 No. 14th St Auto 3477 j Engineer Smoker. ' Tho Engineering Society will give their last event of the year Saturday, May 28. They will en tertain tho engineers of the uni versity at a smoker at' the Delta Upsilon fraternity house. Latin Olub Tonight. The Latin Club will hold its annual banquet tonight at the LindelL hotel. The banqdet had beeu postponed several times ow ing to the smallpox in the uni Freshman Picnic Not Held. On account of rain last Satur day, the freshman picnic planned for that day was not held. It will in all probability bo given at some future date. TUe ' an nouncement of- the now date will be made later. Examinations for Geological Survey. The United States Geological Survey has given notice that a civil service examination will be held and that a number opposi tions arc open, particularly in palco-botany. The examination will be bold Juno' 8, 1910,- jnnnnHMimHimHHnnmniHmmiq E ITYVM O INS I c T H E PRINTERS E Bngravlngi p - ZJ KmbooailnK p AXJTO 9819 817 SOTJTSt 13TH : byuuniiiiunumiitiiiiniiininiiiniiif SEE OUR WOOLENS . Elliott Bros. TAILORS ' 142 SOUTH TWELFTH I Quality Counts THAT'S WHY FRANKLIN'S. ICE CREAM 15 SOJOPULAR i Wt mak a ipedatar of f tn ty crcamfl. sherbeti. Ices aai fnmck for Frat A Sorari fty yarstM. Walpptng Cream always est haad. Ball SOI. atallll. ill MB BaHaWlljHHHaH CONCORD EVANSTON ; wlUi Arft-Notcb , with llottoandio THE JEW Arrow - COLLARS FOR SUMMER. High enough for looks low enough for comfort and plenty of room for the tie to slide in. flft a I .U .' ikfUxkittaU: a -a-mtlf.iteA JL '- - . .. -$: X -- m&f" , i- - aarfJk '- P 5fe. 's' . s $V. sy. ,ffff?,tft. . fag