The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, May 31, 1905, Image 4

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In OtI?er Colleges
Thero aro 194 girls In tho graduat-"
Ing class at Vassar, and It la said
more than a score of them are on
gaged to be married.
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QUARTER SIZE
COLLARS
Arc made of luhrics shrunk
before bcinu cut liy the
Cluteco process. This In
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sire. Over 100 styles.
15c each; 2 for 25c
CLUKTT. I'EADODY & CO.
Laructt tnalem of Collars fiibhiru
In tho world
Student occupants of the Wlnthrop
dormitory at Harvard reported this
woek to tho pollco that securities and
jowels to tho value of $1,000 have been
stolen from their rooms.
Sam Weeterfield
Proprietor of
Sam's
Cafe
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iVanio.s and Pino
MorIh and
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C3MPLEU DEBATES
Our foreign poller. the
arrencT, tho Unit, lm
Mlgratlon, high liccnte,
woman suffrage, penny
pocUge, transportation,
trust, denirtjntnt stores.
Mtaldpai ownership oi
franchise, government
control cC telegraph.
JMAiiJt o the borc
aad ma ft ciktr futt
mucoid pi ettly debated.
Direction for organising
u4 tooaucUng a debit
la society, with by.lawi
tad parliaracntary rules.
Price, ftiijo Poatpald.
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tEHDS & NOBLE
J1-33-J8 WMt ISth Street, N. Y. CUy
Last Thursday tho Cornell Btudonts
held their third annual Spring Day
Celebration. It was a sort of an Imi
tation fair or circus. The object of
theso celebrations Is to raise money
to support athletics and at this one
about two thousand dollars was realized.
Tho Men's Club of Northwestern
University, a recently organized asso
ciation of all "en of the university,
has rented quarters In Evanston and
the formal opening of tho club houso
was held Saturday evening. The ob
ject of the club Is to promote fellow
ship among tho students and to aug
ment Northwestern spirit. It bids fair
to become a success.
For the first time In thirty yoarB the
annual Intor-colleglate track and field
meet hold on Franklin field at Phila
delphia went to one of the eastern un
iversities outside the "Big Four," Cor
nell winning over Yale with a margin
of 2 1-2 points less than Yale. The
final score was as follows: Cornell,
.10 1-2; Yale, 28; Harvard, 20 1-2; Penn
sylvania, 18; Princeton, 15; Colgate,
S; Amherst, 8; Syracuse, 6; Stevens,
'.I; Swarthmoro, 3; Columbia, 1; Hav
erford, 1.
A new plan Is to be adopted next
year In regard, to work In tho Prince
ton University gymnasium. All Fresh
men will be notified to report at as
signed hours to undergo a rigid phy
sical examination and upon thlB-exam-inatlon
will be based a prescribed
course of exercise planned to develop
each -man in the direction In which he
Ik most lacking. A second pxamina
tion will be given, If desired later in
the year to show any develojurient that
may have been gained. These exam
inations will be optional with men in
the three upper classes.
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The plan of the three lower classes
of tho Academic Department at Yale
announced klay 1 to raise by under
graduate subscription enough to cover
the College deficit of $5,000, has boon
more than realized. The. movement
was started by the Junior Class, and
In a llttlo over three weeks a total of
$5,250 has been pledged. Of this, $2,
125 wus subscribed by elghty-flvo
members of tho Junior Class In shares
of $25. A week later tho Sopohomores
took ur) ttte mattery and contributed
seventy-two shares of $25, a total of
$1,800. Last weok tho Freshman
Class was aBked to support the move
ment, and responded liberally with
forty-nine contributions of $25 each,
amounting to $1,225. Tho rest was
raised by smaller subscriptions from
all three classes.
All the new shades in swell snappy
Oxfords at Sanderson's.
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Tote your old books to tho Co-op.
They will buy them or sell them for
you.
Elliott's Suitorlum, cleaning, dyeing
and repairing. Prices reasonable, 1136
O street. Both phones.
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cide What to Get for a Gradua
tion Present? -If so Come and
See Us & & & & & & &
Nothing can be more appropriate
than these:
SOUVENIR SPOONS
UNIVERSITY FOBS, PINS
SOUVENIR MEDALLIONS
UNIVERSITY PENNANTS
FRAT PENNANTS
'VARSITY PILLOW TOPS
COLLEGE SONGS
FOUNTAIN PENS.
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The Macey Sectional Bookcase
is mechanically correct and artistically perfect. The very
best and latest structural features are combined with, that
high standard of quality, artistic nicety of finish, design
.and scrupulous attention to details, for which all Macey
goods are justly famed. Catalog for the asking.
Full line on exhibition at
THE A. M. DAVIS COMPANY.
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