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Women and students of chemistry
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at the University of Cincinnati are
xtremely happy this wek for the new
FRED SHEPHERD
For District Judge
ENDORSED BY THE BAR
Woman's building and' the new chem
istry building are finished and ready
for occupancy. Both are said to b
the best equipped building of their
kind in the middle west Ex.
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10th and 0 St.
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ough cleaning or pressing.
Our service is A-l must be
we operate the largest clean
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We clean and block hats.
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John L. Kennedy
Republican Candidate for
U. S. Senator
Experienced as a Congressman.
Closely associated with State and Na
tional affairs.
Knows he needs of Nebraska people.
The logical candidate to elect
VOTE FOR HIM
POLITICAL ADVERTISING
Willard E.
Stewart
CANDIDATE FOR RE-ELECTION
AS
Judge of the
District Court
ON NON-PARTISAN BALLOT
Yoiu- Approval at the Polls Will
Be Appreciated
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(BYJEUXUSTl
THIS "LAW AND ORDER"
PLANK
In My Patform Two Years Ago
Cost Me 2,000 Votes:
"I propose to secure convic
tions of all persons who sell or
give liquor to minors and habit
ual drunkards and will enforce
the following statutes: 3S51, 3953
Revised Statutes of Nebraska
1913."
Will Lancaster County Drvs
allow this to happen again in
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H. P. SHUMWAY
Itpublicaa CandWita lor
Lieutenant Governor
Farming Wakefield, Nebr. 34 yri
State Senator, serving third term.
Author of the Shumway Law Stat
aid to schools teaching agriculture
manual training and domestic science
PLATFORM.
State wide prohibition.
Greater vocational education.
Conservation of state resources.
Municipal ownership.
Strict economy in expenditure oi
state's money.
Upon this platform and his publli
record, he asks your support.
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IVmJ. Stevens
Non-Partisan Nominee
For County Judge
Thirtv vars experience in law and
judicial work in this county.
Not a member of any law firm for
the last twelve years.
In a nosition if elected, to adminis
ter the office without partiality, fear
or favor.
PLEASE INVESTIGATE
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TJ. of N. 1910
Justice of the Peace
Candidate for Second Term
Republican
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Ralph S. Moseley
REPRESENTATIVE
Republican Candidate for
Re-election
ELECTION NOV. 7, 1916
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TREASURER HALL
HAS SAVED MONEY
FOR THE UNIVERSITY
George E. Hall, state treasurer, who
is a candidate for re election, has
adoptel a policy in making collections
from the county treasurers that is sav
ing the University thousands of dol
lars a year. By compelling the coun
ty treasurers to pay their monies into
the state fund monthly, warrants
drawn upon the state University funds
can be paid at once at par, and do not
have to be redeemed later with inter
est. The state treasurer's report at the
Capitol show that before Mr. Hall's
administration, these amounts were
paid out of the University fund for In
terest: In 1903-1904, $84.46; 1907-1908,
i2.897.50: 1908-1910, $11,047.36; 1911-
1912. $13,511.93; 1913-1914. $10,523.96;
December 1. 1914 to March 31, 1915,
$2,254.39. This amounts in all to
$40,31 S.GO, that would have been paid
to the University had Mr. Hall's meth
od been adopted. ' .
Mr. Hall has thus practically in
creased the University revenues by
making it unnecessary to pay interest
on the warrants. A similar saving has
been made for the normal fund. Po
litical Adv.
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FRANK A PETERSON
Class '05, Law '10
Democratic Candidate for
COUNTY ATTORNEY
Five hundred students of the Uni
versity of Nebraska will probably vote
in Lincoln on November 7. Many of
the candidates for public office, espe
cially in Lancaster county, are former
students of the University of Nebras
ka. Both from the standpoint of clti
zenshlp and of interest and loyalty to
the University of Nebraska, the stu
dents are probably anxious to learn
all they can about the progress of
former Nebraska graduates In public
life.
Mr. Frank A. Peterson, A. B., '05
LL. B., '10, is the democratic nominee
for county attorney of Lancaster coun
ty. In the University of Nebraska,
Mr. Peterson was a member of Phi
Alpha Tau. Phi Delta Phi, Palladian
Literary society, German club and
Latin club, and was active in the work
of each society. He also interested
himself In University debate and was
a member of the University debating
team against Iowa in 1905. In schol
arship he also distinguished himself,
having won both Phi Beta Kappa and
Theta Kappa Nu honors. Since com
pleting his college course Mr. Peter
son has practiced law with the law
firm of Mockett Peterson in this
city.
Mr. Peterson is waging a very ac
tive and vigorous campaign upon the
proposition that the county attorney's
office should be administered as a pub
lic trust and not as a private law of
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fice with the county merely as one of
Dr. Charles F. Dole, president of the
Twentieth Century Club of Boston,
and of the Society to Abolish War, will
be in Lincoln next week as the guest
of A. L. Weatherly, minister of All
Souls' church. While in the city he
will ho'd several meetings at All Souls'
church, and will address the Lincoln
Social Service club on Tuesday noon.
Dr. Dole represents the best type of
eastern culture, coming from a well
known family of which his brother.
Nathan Haskell Dole, the celebrated
author, is another representative. Dr.
Dole makes a strong appeal to thought
ful people, on account of his attractive
personality as well as the breadth and
liberality of his views. He is a man
of national reputation, having been for
many years minister of a Unitarian
church in Boston, a author of power,
and one of the commanding figures in
the Peace Movement He will occupy
the pulpit at All Souls' church Sunday
morning and evening, and will address
a special meeting of University stu
dents at the church on Monday even
ing at 8 o'clock. All University stu
dents are Invited.
Orpheum Shoe Repair Co.
Students' Headquarters for all kinds of Shoe Repairing.
WORK CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED
Telephone B-1316 211 North 12th Street
FOR THE COLLEGE BOOK STORE '
Window
Tuesday, November 7th
POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENTS
UNITED STATES SENATOR
Gilbert ill Hitchcock
CANDIDATE FOR RE-EIECTIOH
Darin- his service in Washing
ton Son:ilor Hitchcock has helped
to give this country: Popular Elec
tion of Senators; The Income lax;
Postal Sarlnns Banks: Govern
ment ro-vOr and Armor Plants;
ih Oood Reads Act; Governm.-ul
Railroad In Alaska; Tariff Re
form; Federal Reserve Act; Farm
Loan Act; Clayton Anti-Trust Act;
Aali Child L:ibor Act, and numer
ous other reforms.
He has foufht for the puarantee
of bank deponltH.
H secured paf.sage of the bill
to give the Filipinos a larger share
in their own fcovcrnuient, with a
view to Philippine independence.
He fathered the resolution that
caved to the people the coal lands
of Alaska.
He his supported President Wil
son In the Krrat policies thU have
distinguished his administration.
HE 13 AN INDEPENDENT,
COURAGKOFH AND PROGRESS
IVE PUBLIC SERVANT AND
ASKS FOR RE-ELECTION ON
HIS RECORD.
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Candidate lor Rc-clcctlon
Supreme Judge
His ability as a jurist has
been proven in efficient service
on the supreme bench of Neb
raska. Ills pvblic record Is his chief
endorsement
AsK your attorney. He Kbovs.
November?
its clients.
