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A consolidation of
Tho Hesperian, Vol. 31, Tho Nobraskan,
Vol. 10, Scarlet and Cnyim, Vol. 4.
Published dally, oxcci
and
ont Sunday
Monday, at tho University of Nebraska,
Lincoln, Nob., by tho Hesperian ruwian
Ing Co.
Board of Director.
O. V. P. Stout. Lauronco Fossler.
H. P. Leavltt.
Dwlght Cramor.' A. a. Bohrolbor,
Edltor-ln-Chlof J. D. Clark
Manager Fred Naughton
Circulator Walter E. Standovon
Athletlo It. A. Van Orsdol
for appearing in public in tho rolo of
Jesters and to continue tho practice.
Every student who enjoys a good
hearty laugh shoulnttt miss this op
portunity to seo his professors in all
sorts of ridiculous attitudes and posi
tions, and from past experience it is
safe to say that none will do so.
Editorial RoomO U 204V4. Business Omco,
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Subscription Prlco, 12 por year In advance
Entered at tho postomco at Lincoln,
Nob., as second-class mall matter under
tho act of congress of March 3. 1870.
Individual notices will bo chargod for
at tho rato of 10 oonts for each Insertion.
Faculty departmental and university bul
letins will gladly bo published free, as
heretofore
FACULTY FOOLI8HNE88.
Tomorrow afternoon tho third an
nual performance byt tho faculty of tho
University for tho benefit of tho Col
lege Settlement will tako placo on tho
athlotlc field, and a very interesting
and exciting timo is promised for all
who attend. The object of these per
formances by tho austere professors
is to raise funds for tho support of the
Collogo Settlement. This is a most
praisoworthy object, and should ro
ceivo tho hearty support and' co-operation
of every student of tho Unlver-,
Bity. Tho College Settlement was be-
CIRCU8 THUR8DyY.
(Contnued from pago 1.)
Military Drill Js such a snap at tho
University of Nebraska that Its popu
larity has spread among the faculty
and tomorrow afternoon Cdmpany C
and Company A recruited entirely from
among tho ranks of the faculty and
commanded by Captain David and
Goliah, respectively, aluso faculty cap
tains wgill compete for a prize in a
military spelldown. Although the cap
tains differ in a groat many things, in
ono respect they are alike. Both ex
pect to win. Goliah IsTolyihg on his
superior armor, but David is preparing
to snatch his opponont "bald-headed"
and tho safost way to keep from lbsing
money in thois exciting contest is not
to bet.
To the upper classmen who have
had the opportunity of attending for
mer carnivals of a similar nature any
description of tho events of tomorrow
afternoon no matter how elaborate,
sounds 'tame. The simplo announce
ment of tho event is all that is neces
sary for him. He comprehends tho
rest at a glance. An announcement
of the faculty circus means as much
to him as the announcement of foot
ball rally or a Freshman class meeting.
But to all strangors who are handicap
ped by a lack of experience, no descrip
tion, no matter how detailed or care
fully drawn, can do justico to tho
evont Words cannot describe it. The
tongue is powerless to relate it. The
OLIVER THEATRE
JOOOOOOOOOOOOOOC
TONIGHT AT 8:15.
"Home Folks"
$1.50, $1.00, 75c, 50c, 25c.
THUR8DAYNIGHT AT 8:15.
"Mrs. Leffiipell's Boots"
$1.50, $1.00, 75c and 50c.
FRIDAY, 8AT. AND 8AT. MAT.
"Happy Hooligan"
PRICES
MAT Ore. 60c, Bal. 25c, Reserved.
EVE $1.00, 75c, 50c, and 25c.
Sam Westerfield
Proprietor of
Sam's
Cafe-
Little Gem Hoi
fTafflos andFina
Moald and
Lunches.
S 17-12 J North ft
University Dining Room
latfe and Q, Streets.
IV UV IIHT be a vegetari-
11 II I II U I an and be hap
py? SpeciaHor this week
3 $5 meal tickets for $11. A
cut in price doesn't mean a
cut in service. Try it. Cush
man & Carman. G-H. Cafe,
' WANTED-200 ladies and
gentlemen, to try our $3
weekly board. Every
thing first-class. New
management.
Meal tickets issued.
.50
JOOOOOOOCXXJOOOOOOOOOCXXXXXX)
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Why Pay More?
I show every shape and style of the $4 and $5 hatters
BUDD - $.250 Hatter - 1141 O
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gun some flvo or six years ago, and has
boon entirely dependent upon what
fundB can be supplied by tho Unlvor
slty body of students and faculty.
Through tho unremitting efforts of a
lew ot tho more enthusiastic profes
sors,, tho Settlement has boon able to
build a hoUBo near tho Rock Island
tracks, and has kept a number of.
classes going thoro throughout the
winter months of each year. This
Settlement has been of Inestimable
benefit to a largo number of the poor
er classes who have not school and
Boclal advantages. In the latter re
spect it has been particularly valuable,
for ovory ovonlng thoro is a mooting
of some little club or othor, and tho
boys and girls of that part of town aro
given somothing to ao so that they
pwlll not bo attracted by tho pool
rooms 'and 'cigar stores down town.
Tho method of raising fupds for tho
support of this enterprise has been
changed in the past year or so. It used
to be tho custom to carry round a sub
scription list for every body to sign.
Of course this prayed very" unsatisfac
tory, and some .way by -which a larger
amount could bo raised. had to bo do
vised. This led to tho first. Faculty
'Foolishness, and the remarkable suc
cess of that performance has Induced
.the professors to forget their dislike'
brush cannot paint It. Imagination
may anticipate It, but experience and
oxporlecont alone Is only ablo to fully
appreciate it. Got your ticket. 25
cents for tho bleachers; grandstand,
50 cents, and bo there early. No
classes Thursday afternoon.
DON'T LIKE RED.
Tho upper- clasmen at Wesleyan evi
dently don't like red. Some time ago
a bunch of Freshmen appeared in
chapel with conspicuous red neoktles.
Somo provided themsolvos with rulers.
As soon as the doxology was ovor and
beforo tho chaplain had timo' to say
amen, a rush was made for tho red
ties. About this time tho rulors wore
brought lnto'activo service. Ono of
tho professors tried to Interfere and
In tho mixup was-soughly handled, fie
is all right now but his1 glasses are
broken.
Latin Reception.
Tho reception given last night in
the parlors of the Dormitory by Pro
fosspr Barboa to tho students of the
Latin Department was well .attended.
In tho receiving lines -stood Professor
and Mrs. Barber, Miss Hunter and Dr.'j
Johnson. Tommy presided at the
punch fiowl -and Mr. Peterson at tho
piano. After a social hour Latin songs
wore sujig, . Tho meeting "was' ;on-
splcuous by the presenco of so many
girls and so few boys. Latin may
or may not bo a beautiful study, but
that tho "fair ones" predominated at
the reception last night cannot bo
questioned.
Students Debating Club.
Met Saturday evening and after a
very profitable drill In parliamentary
rules the following question was de
bated: "Resolved, That tho high li
cense system is better than the low
license." Messrs. Johnson and Dobbs
uphold tho affirmative and Messrs. JBal
lard and Whitney the negative. ln
the open discussion which followed all
members took part and tho usual inter
est was shown. Tho club continues to
Increase in interest and in numbers.
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