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New Physics Building to Be Occupied
In Thirty Days.
5hd 8tulonts and professors In tho
Physics Department will bo glad to
learn that tho now Physics Building
Is rapidly nearlng completion and from
presont Indications will probably bo
occupied in about thirty days.
Work on tho structure, with tho ox
coptibn of a few finishing touches, Is
practically finished. Tho main work,
yot remaining is tho Installing and
placing of apparatus and equipments
for tho laboratories. Tho main lecture
room will bo provided with a thousand
dollar lecturo tablo, tho contract for
which has boon given to tho Curtis
Sash and Door company, Sioux City.
Tho designs 'for this table wero
drawn faftor studying similar tables
in Eastern and European colleges and
various modifications woro made by
tho late. Dr. Brace; Superintendent
Chowins, and others.
Tho first and second floors will bo
used by tho Department of Physics;
portions of tho third floor will bo
given over to tho Astronomy and Me
teorology Department. Tho cost of tho
ontlro building when completed will
probably bo $80,000.
Work on tho Executlvo Building will
not bo discontinued as was at first
supposed, but, nothing Interfering, will
bo finished by tho Christmas holidays
and ready to accommodate tho regis
tration of tho second semester.
U Tho use of tho building, ns Its name
Indicates, will bo solely for executive
purposes. There will bo provided of
fices for tho Chancollor, Registrar, Sec
rotary, Treasurer, Superintendent of
Buildings, a drafting room and others
of n similar nature. Rooms for the
Deans and University Senate will also
bo locatod there. The coBt, Including
equipments, will bo' $37,000.
Popular Fiction
You will find all tho latest fiction in our book department. Tho fall
lists arc particularly" interesting. Now is a good tlmo to get acquainted
with thorn. Your attention is directed to our .now lino of school dictionaries.
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Freshman. Class Meeting.
Tho .class of 1909 Is making ready
to appear for tho first time, but owing
to natural bashfullness has decided to
oxcludo tho public frpm this apppar
anco, which might bettor be called n
rohearsal, As tho members of tho
other classes always wait anxiously
for this ovont, a howl of protest will
doubtlessly go up when It Is learned
that thoy aro not to bojxdmltted. Tho
roason for this rotlrjng attitude of the
Freshmon Is that rumors have gone
out to tho effect that tho powers that
bo, otherwise known as tho Sophs,
havo decreed that an upperclnssmah is
tho only proper person, to preside over
tho destinies of tho now liark pf state,
and have accordingly decldetl to elect
somo such fit person for tho position.
Tho Freshmen, although young, aro
not without somo glimmerings of in
telligence, however, and have con
spired' with ono Phil Haralson to tho
offect that tho hUBky John Uhl "shall
jirosldo over tho door to the hall where
tho sacred rites aro scheduled to tako
nlace, and that no ono will . bo ad
mitted unless ho bo . identified as a
genuine Freshman, 'with his name on
tho official list. Trusting in these pro
visions for their safety, tho Freshman
politicians aro going ahead in their
pursuit of power, and whenever tho
meeting occurs, it is bound to be ox
lting enough oven though the. Sopho
mores are boyond tho outer wall.
Methodist church will tender a recop
tlon to students this evening at tho
residence of tho pastor. Dr. , Jones,
121G H street. A cordial invitation is
given for all students, to attends
Dress suits, $35 ami up. Ludwig's.
Some of the Leaders in $1.50
Fiction. Our price $1.08
Nodra, by George Barr Mc
Cutcheon. Tho Gambler, by Catherine Cecil
Thurston.
Tho Man of tho Hour, by Octavo
Thanot.
Freckles, by Geno Strattofi Porter.
The Garden of Allah, by Robert
HIcllens.
The Indifference of Juliet, by
Grace S. Richmond.
Cecilia's Lovers, by Amelia Barr.
Tho Crimson Blind, by Fred M.
White.
Concerning Belinda, by Eleanor
B. Bralnerd.
The Resurrection of Miss Cyn
thia, by Florence M. Klngsloy.
Princess Passes, by C. N. and A.
M. Williamson.
Nancy Stair, by Eleanor Lane.
Tho Breath of tho Gods, by Sidney-
McCall.
$1.25 BOOKS AT 98c.
Rose o' the River, by Kato Doug
las WIggln.
The Girl and tho Deal, by Karl
Edwin Harrlman.
Sole, by Robert Chambers.
Tho Purple Parasol, by George
Barr McCutcheon.
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good character of tho papor and
binding. The following list is rep
resentative: Tho Castaway, by Halllo Erminlo
Rivers.
Gordon Keith, by Thomas Nelson
Pago.
Monsieur B.oauclalre, by Booth
Tarkington.
The Virginian, by Owen Wistor,
The Grafters, by Francis Lyndo.
Graustark, by Geo. B. McCutch
eon. Dorothy Vernon, by Charles Ma
jor. Gentleman from Indiana, ,by
Booth Tarkington.
Castlo Cranoycrow, by George B.
McCutcheon.
Tho Crisis, by Winston Churchill.
Tho Christian, by Hair Caine.
The Call of tho Wild, by Jack
London.
Tho Clink of the Ice, by Eugene
Field.
Sky Pilot, by Ralph Pilot.
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Chapln Bros, Flbrlsts, 27 So. 13th.
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evening, Octobor 10, at 8 p. m. at tho
residence of Professor Barber, 1230 L
street. All members aro urged to be
present.
November 1st Is tho dato fixed for
the cadets to bo in their uniforms
That moans that all measurements
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