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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 20, 1911)
lE-irii lSVJ-Jitsi!Ui.imt!tiij.mjiJux.iririiti.iujij!t i urn? THE DAILY NEBEASKAK $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ ra Jf p p p p Jp $ $ p t) $$ Save Dollars $$ This Ad. is Good For 4 .00 In part payment on any suit of clothes or overcoat ordered this week. One credit only to a customer. Now boys, herea chance to make your own com mission and a generous one at that. We have been building suits for Uni Boys fifteen years and we know how. Teachers can take ad vantage of this also. Bring your advs. in now. L U DWIG'S 10 2 8 O Street $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ DAIRY TEAM JF TO CHICAGO LEAVE FOR NATIONAL DAIRY SHOW WILL VISIT OMAHA PLANTS. d d d? d? c d c a (ft c?--(i q p p p p p jp p tp p p (p Tho dairy stock-judging team was selected yesterday and will start for tho National Dairy Show In Chicago tomorrow. Tho men who made tho toam In tho final tryouts are Kenneth Warnor, R. H. Camp, A. H. Beckhoft, W. J. Rupert. Only threo mon will enter tho contest on October 27, but tho final selection will be made on tho last day boforo tho contest, tho fourth man acting as alternato. Will Visit Many. Boforo going to Chicago, tho squad will visit and do somo practice Judg ing at the principal dairies at Omaha, Milwaukee, Waukeshaw and Madison, Wisconsin, whero they will also visit tho University of Wisconsin. In tho Judging contest next Friday tho Nebraska team will compote with, teams from twenty other leading ag ricultural colleges of the United States. BeBldes the team champion ship, there are other valuable tro phies. Each of threo breeder's asso ciations offers a $450 scholarship to tho man who makes the highest indi vidual score on that particular breed. Besides these, President Taft offers a loving cup to tho man who makeB tho highest individual score on all breeds. DO YOU REALIZE THAT These are the rmen that make this paper possible? The subscription price Isn't a drop In the bucket. They help us; we must help them. PATRONIZE THE MEN ONTHIS LIST A NEW (. t INSTRUCTOR PR0FE8S0R A. RIDDERWOLD GRADUATE OF NORWEGIAN AND GERMAN COLLEGES. Favorite Footwear Styles Of New York Clubmen Our latest shipment of Regal Shoe in c'uJcs ullra-frtinionable models that are right now popular i.mong the c'ukmea of New York and Loudon, who are tho admitteJ authorities on men's styles. REGAL SHOES v correctly reproduce the smartest custom models designed for each sraion. Regal quarter-itze reproduce perfttt custom fit and comfort. As to the quality in these Regals, we assure you it is the recog nized standard everywhere. ProfeBBor A. Ridderwold, a graduate of the University of Norway at Chris- tlanla, Norway, and or the Hanover Polytechnic Institute at Hanover, Ger many, recently from Chicago, will have charge of tho department of framed structures, reinforced concrete, water Bupply and sewerage In the Civil En gineering College. He waB formerly employed as a de signer by tho Illinois Steol Co., of Chi cago, and came to tho University of Nobraska a few days ago. He comes to tho University with a brilliant past and It 1b thought a greater future bo foro him. $3.35 to S5.85 0 Alice Nielsen Opera Co. to be Heard in Lincoln. When the Alice Nielsen Concort Party comoB to Lincoln It will bo one of the rare opportunities to hear a singer who 1b considered one of the greatest American prima donnas of today, for Alice NIelson has steadily climbed upwards In her grand opera career until at present sho is celebrat ed throughout tho clvjllzed world as an artist of great attainments and ex ceptional giftB. Associated with MIbs Nielsen is MIbs Jeska Swartz, con tralto, Joso Mardones, basso, Rodolfo Fornarl, baritone, Lulgl Cilia, tenor, and Mmo. Johanna Morolla, soprano, all of whom aro from tho Boston Op era company. Beckman Bros., 1107 O St., do Elec tric Shoe'Repalrlng while you wait. HERE AND THERE. Lester Bratton, 1911, of Omaha, vis ited at the Alpha Tau Omega house Saturday. Anna McCague, ox 1913,' who is teaching in Omaha, has returned to Omaha after two days' visit at tho Theta house. Irene Brown, 1915, has returned from Fremont, where she spont Sun day. Anne Wright, 1913, went to Schuy ler yesterday to spend a few dayB at home. Victor Krause, 1911, of Omaha, was a Sunday vlBltor-at the Kappa Sigma houao. Two now members have joined the girls' tennis association: Imogene Clark and Annie Wynne. JesBle Pope, '12, spent Saturday and Sunday visiting friends in St. Joseph, Mo. MlBsOrpha Nesblt, associate pro fessor of Home Economics, has boon called to her home at Pawnee by the Illness of her father. Martha Buchor, 1915, has returned from Columbus, where Bhe spent Sat urday and Sunday. Mario Hodge, ex 1913, of Omaha, visited over Sunday at the Kappa Al pha Theta house. Grotchen Williamson, ex 1914, of Omaha, came to Lincoln Saturday for the football game. Miss Merol Outhouse, who has been teaching In the Fairbury high school, has been forced to give up her posi tion there temporarily, on account of nervous breakdown. v Miss Outhouse graduated in '11 and won Phi Beta Kappa honors. MIbb Dorothy R'udat of Norfolk, who registered In the freshman clasB, has been compelled to give up her school Work on account of sickness. She re turned homo Sunday. They Will Treat You Right BANKS First Savings Bank Central National Bank BAKERIES Folsom BARBER SHOPS Chaplin 1- FlrBt National Bank Croon's Bert Sturm Roy Wardo BOOK STORES Coop Unlvorslty CLEANERS Ted Marriner J. C. Wood & Co. .Lincoln Cleaning and Dyo Worki. Wober CLOTHING Armstrong Clothing Co. Farquahar Flodeon & Brothouwer Magoe & Deemer Mayer Bros. Palace Clothing Co. Speler & Simon SPEIER kh & SI WON FRATERNITIES AND SORORITIES We Want Your Coal Orders. 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