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BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Every Loyal University Student
Is Urged to Patronize these
Nebraskan Advertisers, and
to Mention the Paper
While Doing So.
BANKS Columbia, First National.
HARDER SHOP Palace, R. & C,
Shannon, Marshall & Richards.
PATHS Chris' Place.
BICYCLES, ATHLETIC GOODS Sam
Hall, Sidles, Girard.
OOOKS & STATIONERY Porter, Co-
Op, Brown, University Book Store.
Sam Hall.
CARPENTER Wilson.
CHARS' -Powell, Lindsey, Clatey, Fo-
liart.
CLOTHING Unland. Magee & Deemer,
B. L. Paine, Armstrong, Toggery.
COAL Gregory, Dlerks, Whitebreast,
P. D. Smith.
CONFECTIONERY Leming, Maxwell.
Lincoln Candy Kitchen.
DAIRY Franklin, Leming.
DRUGGIST Steiner. Woempner. Rec
tor, Brnvn, Riggs, "Wright.
TLORISTS Chapln Bros.
DRY GOODS Miller &. Paine.
CtOCERS Keystone.
ITJRNITURE Rudge & Guenzcl, A. M.
Davi3, Hardy.
EXPRESS Lincoln Local. Lincoln
Transfer.
HARDWARE Hall, Rudge & Guenzcl.
DANCING HALL Fraternity.
HOTELS Lindell, Walton.
LIVERIES Mellck.
LUMBER Dierks
NIGHT SCHOOL Mode'rn Commer
cial. NOVELTIES Thorpe.
OIL & GASOLINE Lincoln Tank Line.
PAINT & GLASS Western Glass &
Paint Co.
PLUMBING Korsmeyer.
POOL.& BILLIARDS Powell.
PRINTING, Griflln Greer, New Cen
tury, Ivy Press, Review Press.
RESTAURANTS Westerfleld, Unique,
Don Cameron, Good Health.
SHOES Perkins & Sheldon, Sander
son, Anderson, Cincinnati Shoe,
Cincinnati Shoe Store.
SHOE REPAIRING Blue Front Shop.
MANDOLIN & GUITAR INSTRUC
TION Mrs. Roy M. Rhone, 1332 J.
SUITORIUM Weber, Burt's.
TAILORS Unland. Bumstead. Lud
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ATTEND ART EXHIBIT
Chancellor Andrews Advises Stu
dents to Attend the Exhibit.
Com oration period yesterday wap
taken up by Dr. Andrews, who made
some geneial remarks on the import
ance of art and concluded by calling
railicular attention to the present ex
hibit in the art room in the library
hulldluR. The chancellor opened his
talk by a prelude In which he took
occasion to warn the me n of getting
Into niichlef now that their spare time
is not taken up by athletics and field
rpoit He exhorted all to take no
part 'in an thing rude, or that tended
to woi k injury to the well being of the
Unleiclty. but rather to fiown upon
anything of the s-oit that came up.
Turning to his main topic, th" haii
cellor -a!d in en'ret:
"I hops' that as many as can will at
tend the exhibit. Why do Unlvetsity
I roplo and those eoiineetccl villi the
exhibit, hort us- to attend eveiy )tnr
the exhibit omes around? It Is be
cause tin nc t outcome is gient(! In
the nd.ent of the Christian rell;io:i
thcVhi.ieh went In to licit down thFO
call.d pagan ait We aic hei:s of tha!
Christian ci lll.atior.. In thupe iliys
teiy effoit to create anything of beau
ty a.5 looked upon as a saci liege. Af
ter a wh'le, however, the spirit of
art estcbll.--hcd itself in th church, but
not without elifllculty. Calvin, who was
m inlluer.tial in the chinch, had no
dc-ire for ait. and many of us who
are (on:ictid with his bunch of Un
church, base still a bit of dread for
ait. But to read a work of art Is a
beautiful accomplishment, as is also
the ability to read inMautl) an architect':-,
p'an. Oui education is often 1;,)
sidrd wlun s-pejking from an intellect
ual point of icw Our sensibility
needs cretnl and syHtematic cultiva
tion, and an a ciuaintanc e with ait i
the ino-1 effect i. a I There aie dan;;, i
O..K lines along whicii the s-en.-.ib!liUe .s
may be tilt i ate d but it is not j-o with
ait! w'neie all good molality unci le
lig'on wi'l lie s-tim. Mated. Ait is also
an inline lit.' help to uncleistanding-'
of hinotv. which i.- P'ist leligion ait.
phiIo.-oph. and cm oiioni) In tin wmU
of Michael Angc 'o is to lie found lb'
lit conuuiiit en th- Old 'IVslanimt
The old idea ol King l)aid was a tall
?ti H lieg. too slender, for iuM-uiee to
makv' e good tenter nn-h. but Midi 'id
Ange-lo's c once ,, tin. l was astly elinVi
cnt. He krev; the Bibb1 exaetly. and
nave u models as l hey ically weic-.
which if we looked closed)', ai.- boine
on t by the Pc-riptuies. David went s o
far as to try on Saul's annoi. which
h'- la'd aside, net because it was too
l'M-ge. but l:ecause lie wasn't used to
weaiinu anr.nr and said: "1 cast aside
ill def. i 'e wf:i(iii', a".d will mplo;
only (.:temlo," and this we find wa.-.
corirctl) iii-e'pietrd b) Mubael A- -geln
"
Engineering Notes.
The puhident c)t the Engine . rin s -ciety
spent a pait of his. holidays In
Pawnee City.
1-rofeihor Evan", has: not as yet
ai lived on the campus tioin his boll
dn) acation.
OnL o) the new. nictdianical slokeis
is now in opeiation and the other., will
be ready Lhortl).
Mr. Blis: bar wired up the new pho
tometer and the lighting, class will
fccon try its merits. a
Mr. Moore has photoraphs lalun ol
all the electrical appliances In tho de
pal tment. The photographs aie to go
to the St Louis exposition.
Dr. Dean is putting the new Ruble
oil machine in shape for a scries of
oil tests that will soon be run.
Mcmr Hohnan and Brich have been
we-iking on their theses during the
fh ft week of acation. Mr. Brich has
finished all the experimental parts.
Pi ofc s.-or Richards has givMi each
member ol the class in pumping ma
chinery Eome eectlon of the subject,
which is to be thoroughly studied up
in the library and then reported upon
for the L'enoflt of the rest of ths class.
TWO GOOD GAMES.
(Continued finm page 1.)
;nn, Sullhan, Kundc.il.ind, Wharton,
Zlmnif nr. in, Fiecdtn.vi.
The 11:30 Division -
Kjut pin".
August is, C'lntK. Daught.MB, Fox,
Geie, Giaves, H'vitt, I oomls, Mellck.
Myerr, McCallum, Wider, Nye Tow no.
Second: .
Ai instead. Bari.ci. Behmanl, Blck
forel, Bliss, Bryan, Biigham. Ilaiiten,
McNamara, McRrynolds, Qulnn, Tur
ner, Wnldion. White.
Third:
Butler. Che-: ngton. Doiilnglon,
Fletcher. Siuiean. Sargent. Ftewart.
Sward, Thol aid Towne. R. E; Wng
or.ei, Welle n-lc 1 , Matheis, Bonekt ni
pe., Woods.
The 3 O'Cloc k Dhision
Fit st place:
Black, Coley, Cainey. Copcland, Cra
1111. Cuiian. Kiake, Lesch. Moser, Pl
pal, I'olhird. Pure ell. Tayloi. II. (' ;
VaM y, Whe don. Rautsnu, Cassady,
Bi i Icc'i', Cainp'iell
See ond: ,
BolncM. Ciowley, EcUeiton. Fnrns
woith. Huiuphiey, Hutchinson, Jen
Kins, .lones. Keir. Lewis. Matheis.
Morgan. Redtcin. Seatle, A A ; Talbot,
Ta lor, ! I . Temple, Walioth. Willis
Thitd:
And'iKMi. Ailnnin, Buir, CopchunL
l)ai.s. Dec air. l-'ieiicbs. Gibson, Glea
!on, Ileilman. I lei.di e-cUson, Millar,
Mooie, Mye is, Stewait, Simon, Win
' !u ei, Witte . Schreibe r.
t
The Hbtoihnl Soilcly ha-c at last
located a son ot Ex-Goeinnr I.y.nrd of
till1- state, and (peets to l.c able to
biii!. the ga i in Its lecord of 'tale
hitoi. which had i(ultd hi a total
lack ot information as to thit gentle
man's admini'-t lation. Governor I ml
was toriiieily state nicisbal of Ai Kan
sas and was app dnted fioin that po"-l
t lc u 'c t In gov c i i-hip ot Nebi !i"-Kn t I -i
It c IV
Ciwl 'in t'la.sc leuoiis thai d lin-
! eiuc im i s i". 1 1 1 iiaM'iliou Moiida) niJit
w i i c ini.( li ii. -it miiiic i 'ii I han had
b c n iMiiii iuatc (I )i ill last c vc ning
v. in be Id o i i be c amp is.
One ef the i f tlihiL-s In men's wiai
is a .Manliatian shht. We aie selling
the, ?l.'iu -hht at $1 13; the $2.ut guide
:t $ Wt 'anie Kind ol di .count cm
nil- ?L" V) and $:! mi ones, says Paine,
of Pah. i 's ( 'lot hing Sloi .
University Bulletin
SENIOR.-' njcbr pins hi once at Hal
le i . .n c ';.o.
!'i ' nan I asl.c i bal
prac-t i e lo-
d i 1 1 inn :. I L in in i Impel.
: i'N'loll ' ' ,-S I. OK ItO UD
Aliits Wccii. 'day, .lani.aiy ('.. in ('
I' 'i. I iv. ; .i I i;:! 1 - us- i ii .-s.
All 1 1 :: U i. ic:i im e I in g) miuu iimi at
! o'i Pa i. Wednesday afternocMi in
-tth-; A-h H-M-iing lockers can th.n
a plv DR. CLAPP.
All gills intending to ieglster next
si me.-'ter tor beglnniug gyninashim
woi l plciK-ie iort at phyhleal (mining
oPb e at uiiui,
SK.N,. . --!
Oet photos at 'l ownseiul'b Immedi
ately. Must all be in by .Ian. 2d, '()4r
Order of Committee.
NOTICE.
All (lack candidate.-, and Chaiter Da)
cent, stants aiv lecjue.-ted to meet on
the gymnasium floor Wednesday, Jan
tl, at I p. id. Come dressed for woik
Loiil' distanie men will run out of
doois if the weather will permit. Come
prepaied.
II. J. .l i ATES, Capt.
ATI E.VriON. SFNIOn. '
CaiM'.'d.m for places in (he Senior
'!s.' i l-.y mi'st be ready for trial at
any thu Wednesday, Thursday or Fri
d ly cm ning cjf (his week, meeting In
V. Kit!. Special notice of time will ho
rent (o each candidate. Pkaso appear
promptly, as time for each will be lim
ited. Any ono not lec'elvlng notices
should see Miss HowelJ before Friday
evening.
COLUMBIA NATIONAL BANK
of t.lni-ii'.n, .N timelo i
CAPITAL Siun.or.d oo.
OPPJCEPS
John B. Wright. Pni. ). H. W-ol. Vf P,
Jo SutjucU 2nd Vlct-Pm. P. I.. M.U. CU.hlK
W. D Pvon. Alu. Ch.
Fraternity Hall 13th 8 N Street
Nowly furnished nnd decorated. Ih now
open for daten for College and Frater
nity dances. Special rates to Htudante.
FAULKNER S SHARP
Room 308, Fraternity Bldg.
The Weber Suitorium
Is the up-to date pUce
where you can get your
Clotfyng Cleaned and Pressed
Phone 700 Northeast Cor. 11th & O SU.
OUR WORK IS WELL KNOWN
We nlwayB have and'aiwayB will ap
preciate, the support of the students
roportB to the contrary notwithntand
ine. YULE BROTHERSLAUNDRY
Tol, 754. 1514 O Stroot.
T. J. THOU? COMPANY
General Machinists
AU K.indj of Rpltlng
Lock-Smiths.
PLATERS
303 So. Hlh Strocl.
Lincoln, Nabraski
Phone. 614
. Hi rw t
Lincoln Tasik Line
Succc'hsois to (3. II. Ma-ii
Gasoline, Kcroscuc.Luhrlcnting Oil
!25 No. 12th Street. Telephone 47
ESTABLISHED 1871
FURNITURE
CURTAINS
CARPETS
STOVES
HARDY
Ftttnitttze Co.
1124-0 St. Lincoln, Neb.
Melick's Stables
Phono 485.
doxed CarrUgc. BagBAfe. Th finest Uvcry In
1230 N StrccCt!yLIncoIn, TTot, '
4f4tiiivnvkiAt&mM
TIIIH IM Ol'H SKiN
Special
Desjgns
made
for
Frat
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Menus
Dance
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