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GIVE PLAY TONIGHT.
Dramatic Club Presents Mr.
Tompkins' Hired Man.
The University Dramatic club pre
sents "Tompkins" Hired Man," at Me
morial hall tonight. This is a rural
play of more than ordinary worth. Miss
HowoH said last night, when seen by
a reporter: "The play is replete with
strongly dramatic situations. It Is a
more serious undertaking than plays
we have been in the habit of giving,
and the fact is, the best one we have
given yet."
The cast chosen to present tho play
!b very strong. They have been re
hearsing ever since the beginning of
the semepter. Mr. Edwin F. Myers of
minstrel show and Senior play fame,
will act In the title role. He is Tomp
kins' hired man, a millionaire in dis
guise, working for his board and
clothes. Mr. Charles Wallad and Miss
Hrlttannia Daughters, will hold forth
as Mr. and Mrs. Tompkins. Mr. Wal
lace haa won an enviable reputation
in his elocution class and will certain
ly make an excellent old farmer. The
juvenile parts will bo taken by Miss
Lucy Van Home, Miss Grace Denny,
MIes Kate Kendall, Mr. Adams and Mr
carl Hartley, Miss Van Home has the
part of the dish washing cousin, whose
mirth and mischief add a charm to
every scene. Mr. Adams is the de
voted lover of Mr. Tompins' favorite
daughter, and will no doubt set a
standard which all steady couples will
strive in vain to reach.
Miss Kendall Is aninspiring artist
who paints cows bestride the moon.
Mr. Hartley has cast nslde all ordi
nary pomp and dignity and acts the
part ol a messenger boy.
As it always costs a small sum to
present a ploy and this is such n par
ticularly good one. and especialb in
view of the balance yet of be raised
on their pledge to the Temple Fund,
the Dramatic .club has decided to
ci.arge an admission of 10 cents The
play will begin at 8 o'clock.
Engineering Annual Out.
The "Nebraska Engineering" which
Ib tho annual publication of the En
gineering society, is out today. It
r resents a large number of attractive
features and closely written articles on
scientific subjects, all the matter be
ing artistically arranged. The open
ing article Is "A Plea for a Depart
ment of Tests at the State University"
by Prof. Geo. R. Chatburn. This is
followed by a contribution by Olin
Jerome Ferguson. B. Sc, E. E. '03. Mr.
M. E. Wells, chief boiler Inspector of
the Burlington, has an rtlcle, on
"Boiler Waters." Prof. O. v P. Stout
has an article that involved a great
deal of research and testing, on "An
Established Method of Using the
Railroad Spiral." Other subjects
treated in a thoroughly scientific man
ner are:- "Explosive Engines," by Les
lie S. Cushman; "Civil Engineering,"
by Prof. Stout, and "Electrical En
gineering," by George H. Morse.
Tho book contains fine illustrations
representing the surveying equipment,
a section of a surveying class, field
parties on the state farm grcnind, the
test laboratory, the method of applying
load to model, the model bridge floor
after testing, the dynamo laboratory.
and shops, the galvanometer and mag
netic laboratory, the engineering li
brary and views from the electrical
engineering laboratories, as well as
diagrams of various kinds.
The book has been gotten up with
care and taste and reflects a great deal
of credit upon our engineering depart
ment, being truly representative of
tho work and inclusive of all its de
partments. The cover design is attrac
tive and appropriate. All In all the
book represents superiority among its
kind and is a successful exposition of
the work and scope of our engineer
ing departments.
WANTED Man to make the Univer
sity bulletins, Apply at . M. L. a.
rooms.
Don Cameron's lunch counter tor
rood service.
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ta the place to buy coal.
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