The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, March 09, 1905, Image 4

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In nil else they are alko.
Cluett, l?eabody & Co.
Makers of Cluett and Monarch Shirts
Sam Westerf leld
Proprlotor of
Sam's
Cafe
Llttlo Gom Hot
Whfllosandirino
Moalfl and .
Lunches.
117-121 North IS
Cbarhs B. Gregory
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NO. 1044 O STREET
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EXPERIENCE
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Scientific American.
A handsomely lltatirated weekly.
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New Biographical Dictionary
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2380 Quarto Pates.
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Rich Olndtnc.
AUo Webstera Collegiate Dictionary with
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A Special Thin Paper Edition De Luxe
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FRBBt ."A tea'tln PronuncUtipa, (attract
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G. & C. MRRAM CO.
Publishers, Springfield, Mass.
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THb followingr while i" cptDparlBon
of tho Yalo man and the HW- Yorlti
man, Is of gotioral lntorcat. EfSobloBs
'tno westorn University man trpuldi
show up B well In comparison with,
tho. western UdsldB ,man: ? '
)X ' YviAm'tmii 'At kn Vnln f onulf tr' Tt
Balioy, has bdon collecting for sQvoral
years statistics as to "h6w . college
man spends his monoy. SomQ.extromo
y Intorfistlng-. factflAtq -bt'ovppt.outvin;
thp roport wirich Dr. Bailey has just
issued,
"It is found, for Instance, that tho
average yearly oxponso accotint. of a
Yale student figures up to Il.tQO. JSomo
mod pbhd as much as 3,()0Q for a
yrar at Yalo while somo get along on
a-i llttlo ub $300.
"The average Yalo undergraduate
who spends in a year $1,100 divides
nifl'manoy about as follows: On tfoc
'osaltlca, tthich includo rent, tultibn,
board, clothing, laundry, medical at
tendance, traveling, furniture rind:
minor expenses, ho spends an average
yearly of about $800; on books, peri
odicals and stationery he spends $50;
on pioa8uro, which includes theaters,
pool and billiards, social functions,
flowers, music, society dues, chance
suppers and athletics, he spends an
averago of $200; on tobacco and intox
icants, $50.
"Compared with the same set of fig
ures gained from the expense accounts
of unmarried inch of about tho same
ago aB college undergraduates, but on
salaries in banks, shops and business
offices, and who averago $1,000 a year
expenditures, a most interesting result
Is sh'own. Where tho college man
spends 72 per cent of his income for
necessities, tho unmarried business
man spends .55 per cent. Whore the
Yale man spends 18 per cent for pleas
ures, tho non-collcgo man on tho same
financial piano spends 31 por cont. Th6
average young business man in New
York spends 10 per cent of his total
lucqmo on wines and cigars, whoro the
Yale student spends 4 por cont. Tho
commonly accopted dictum that the
averago college man is addicted to
cafes, as compared with the young
man out of college, it evidently does
not hold good from these figures. The
New York unmarried man "puts twice
as much money each year Into drinks
and tobacco as tho Yalo man does.
The average Yale man Bpehds $28 a
year on the theater, whoro tho business
man of his own age spends $60. In
pool and billiards the New Yorker also
spends much more monoy than the
Yale man. A curious deduction from
the figures collected by Dr. Bailey is
.that tho unmarried young -business
man in n largo city like Now York
spondB his money in much ' the same
proportion as tho richer and moro lux
urious Yale student." Brown Book.
Alumni Organize.
University mon, members of the high
school fraternity of Phi Lambda Ep
sllon, mot Tuesday ovonlng at tho Phi
Kappa Pal house and organized an
alumni chapter of their fraternity.
There are twenty men in school who
are mombers of tho high school socie
ty, and aro from the Lnicoln High,
Kansas 01 ty High, Des Moines High,
Omaha High and tho Blees Military
Academy. Of these twenty all but one
are merabors of Univerelty Greek Let
ter Bociotlos. The organization is for
social purposes, primarily.
The graduate club of the University
will fheet this ovenlng wltlt Miss Ber
tha Walker tit 53G South 16BT street.
Columbia baseball candidates hn.ve
d piece of training apparatus corres-p-onding
to a tackling dummy used in
football. A baseball suspended from
rthe top of tho cage is hung beforo the
ba,ttflrh, and w.itji it ho is. taught how
to etand pirid how to hit properly.
Coach Lander Introduced the device,
Lincoln
Phone 176.
Transfer Co.; b&ggafc.
Manicuring at the famous.
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ChanJn BroB.. Florists. 127 So. 18th.
For Furs bco Steele, 143 S. 12th St
Elliott's Sultorlum, cleaning, dyeing
and. repalrlpg. Prices reasonable. 1186
O street Both phohes.
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Whitebreast Co. ;
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Crescent Bowling Alleys
1134 N
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The College Man Wmwtbirsuiwm
Ii Particular About Hli She
THE WALKOVER SHOE
la the beat shoe for men's
feet Our (Ice b strictly up-to-date.
Call and Id as
how them.
Rogers & Perkins
Successors te PtrUtu 4c Sdetson Ce.
1120 O Street
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VOUlR FARXIIE
BALLS AND BANQUETS
are not a complete euc-
cesa without progfama ana
menues. Get them printed
at
ORlFFIN-aREER PRINTINO COMP'Y
116 O Street
Pitts Dancing Academy
1132 N BTitKET
Class Nighta Monday, Wednesday and
Saturday. Private Lessons by
Appointment.
Shoes Made to Order
REPAIRING
Neatly Done
NULJU & MCCOY
1839 O Street
DIERKS LUMBElt It
COAL CO.
BsUPkaaaM AeUsaatk Sf
Auto 1202 Bell 147
80UKUP & WOOD
Expert Cleaners and Dyers
GOAL
I 1320 N Street
LINCOLN. Nil
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STUDENTS
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For first-class Tailoring
at low prices, see UnioQ ,
College Student Tallprj
Phones; Automatic 3255,
Bell 1209. J j o
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Union College Tailors
South Ea-nc Caussja iBaHsiJr '
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For something &it$tic and
up-to-date try our Platintitns
Rates for Studetlts. s . -. .
'029 O 8TREKT
P4$t daly train
Chicago & North
the double-track
Missouri' River to
ing at" Chicago
all points East.
service via the
Western Rallwav;.
rAlLwjty frosjh!
jntcago.conncct
with all lines for
The trains of the
North-Western Line
are most completely equipped for the
safety and cbmiorj of patrons.
The Best of Everything
7Vets and full Information on application to
B. W. McGINNIS, Agent,
1024 O Streot
Uilcio & Norlh-Westcra Railway
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