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"THE UNI'8 INDI8PEN8IBLE."
We certainly know how.. Lady atten
dant if desired.
SPALDING'S
Official. Foot Ball Guide
FOR 1905
Edited by WALTER CAMP.
Containing tho nowly rovlsed OFFI
CIAL PLAYING RULES and pictures
of loading teams, embracing over 2,600
players. PRICE, 10 CENT8
For sale by all Newsdoalerfl, Athlotlc
Goods Dealers and Depart
ment Stores.
Spalding's catnloguo of all athlotlc
Bports mallod free to finy address.
A. G. SPALDING & BROS.
Now York, Boston, Buffalo, Chicago,
MlrjQoapolla, Philadelphia, Denver,
Baltimore Washington, St. LouIb, Kan
sas City, Pittsburg, San Francisco
Now Orleans, Syracuse, Cincinnati,
Montreal, Can,, London, England.
Remombor tho athletic carnival,
Thursday at 2:30. Spread the wofrl
among your friends in town. 0A stu
dents you can tell tho freshmen the
fun ahead, and bettor still of the good
work. Lot ovory students turn out,
and bring ono cltlzon of Lincoln. The
College Settlement needs your word
and aid.
Two largo boxos of apparatus came
to tho Department of Botany yesterday
and moro are expected soon .
Tho botaniBts nro "kicking" vlgor
ouBly"6vor tho putting of dogs into tho
plant house. Tho burning and howl
wjyaaflkpyppqN daH:U ofvqnffaqk
Ing of tho beasts Is not appreciated by
studqnts when studying plants. They
hopo to have tho beasts driven out in
time. A similar complaint is made
trom the students in tho library. If
tho trouble does not stop soon It will
bo necessary to poBt notices on tho
doors, "No Dogs Admitted."
Freshman Laws Meet.
Tho flrst-year law class hold a meet
ing yestorday morning in U 207 and
much important business was trans'
actod. A committeo was appointed
to confor with the committees from
tho other law classes in regard to th.i
Law Book which it is tho intention ol
tho Law School to get out this year. It
was also decided to havo tho Freshmaii
Law Hop again this year, although thi
class last year lost considerable mone;
in that way. A cordial invitation will
bo oxtonded to all other classes to
participate in this function, in order
to mako the hop a success. On tho An
nual committeo President Whelan ap
pointed Robblns, Durham, and Sunder
lin. The Hop committeo is composed
of Wilkinson, Rico and Sherlock.
LOW ONE-WAY RATES
To Many Points in
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California, Oregon, Washington
from LINCOLN
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$20.00
$22.50 1
UNION PACIFIC
EVERY DAY TO OCT. 31, 1905.
to Ogden and Salt Lako City.
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to Pendleton and Walla Walla,
to Spokans and Wenatcheo, Wash.
to San Francisco Lob Angeles, San
Diego and many .other California
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to Everett, Falrhaven, Whatcom, Van
couver, Victoria ami Astoria.
to Ashland, Rosoburg, Eugene.Albany
and Salem, via Portland.
to Portland, or to Tacoma and Soattlbx
AND TO MANY OTHER P0INT8.
Inquire of
E. B. SLOSSON, General Agent
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HOME VI8ITOR8 EXCUR8ION, NO
VEMBER 27TH.
To many points In Illinois. Indiana,
Ohio, Kontucky, Wostorn Pennsylva
nia, . Now York and Woet Virginia, at
GREATIJY REDUCED RATES.
. Tho WABASH has solid road-bod,
rock ballast, and now equipment; re
clining chair cars (SEATS FREE).
For rates, maps and all Information
call at Wabash City Office, 1601 Far
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aent free. Oldest agency for sacurinrpatent.
l'atont taken through Munn ft w. reoelre
tpteUUnotUt, without charge, lathe n
Scientific Hmcrkan.
A handsomely Illustrated weekly. Janteit cl
euUtlon of any sclontlflo Journal. Terns, S3 a
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8tudents Are 8tudylng the Bible.
This week marks tho opening of tho
Bible classes In tho Y. M?C. A. Moro
mon havo signified a desiro to study
the Blblo this year than has been truo
lrf any recent year. This Is moroly
Indicative of a prevailing sentiment
nmong college, men all over tho coun
try. Tho local association is still urg
ing mon to take up this, most Import
ant study and to make it a P&rt of
their regular college curriculum. Any
student can register at tho associa
tion office or any of the loaders will
bo ablo to tako care of those desirous
to tako up any ono of tho courses. Tho
first year course Is a study in tho llfo
of Christ In which there aro nlno
classes, with tho following leaders:
O. L. Thompson, meeting' Monday at
7 p. m.; M. A. Benedict, Tuesday at 7
p. m.; R. R. Hill, Thursday at 7 p. m.;
M. B. Cornelius, Friday, 6 p. m.; I. C.
Baldwin, Friday, 7 p. m.; W. 'H.
Smith, Sunday, 9 a. m.; A. E. Wolf,
Sunday, 9 a. m.; L. T. Sldwell, Sun
day, 9 a. mk; L. A. HIggins, Sunday,
9:15 a. m. A class in "Tho Teaching
of Jesus and His Apostlos," meeting
on Sunday morning at 9 o'clock, will
bo led by D. P. DoYoung. Another
class, studying "Old Testament Char
acters," will meet on Thursday at 7
p. m. and will bo lod by tho secretary.
A regular outline Is followed in each
week's work and at tho end of tho
week tho men moot In groups to dis
cuss Iho work gone over. These
groups meet foy ono hour each week.
Besides tho above classes, there will
bo a class In almost ovory fraternity
house In tho city. These wfll bo led
by men Jri tho chapter and wlillbe un-
,dor the' direction; of dach fraternity.
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Meeting of Republican Club.
An enthusiastic body of republicans
assembled In Memorial Hall last Sat
urday ovening in response" to thp call
of President Ozmnn of tho Republican
Club, for a rally. Tho program as
originally announced Included an ad
dross by Representative Pollard, but
ho was unable to bo present and a
number of addresses by student mem
bers of tho organization worox arranged
to lill up the program. Dr. F. A. Gra
ham, candldato for county coroner of
Lancaster county, was present and
made a short talk. Tho University
Band played several selections.
After tho regular program there
was a general discussion, of several
topics of University Interest Consid
erable resentment was expressed by
tho speakers over tho stand taken on
tho Temple fund question by L. C.
LIghtner, present candldato on tho in
dependent ticket for University Re
gent Thoy Boomed unablo to explain
tho chango which, has taken placo In
Mr. Llghtner's views since ho gradu
ated fr6m tho University in 1904 and
was, while In school, a supporter of tho
Temple fund, having contributed to
tho same.
Resolutions endorsing T. M. Lucas,
candidate for county judge of Merrick
county, were passed by unanimous
vote.
The annual election of officers was
held after tho program and resulted in
tho choice of tho following:
Prosldont, Arthur G. A. Nolson;
vlce-presldont, C. L. Waldron; secre
tary, H. N. Mattloy; treasurer; I. L.
Thompson; members of tho executive
committee, Joo . Lowe, Herbert G.
Myers, R. C. Ozman.
Prosldont .Nelson announced tho
following committees:
Membership Herbert G. Myors,
chairman; H. B. Durham, W. E, Hill,
B. E. 'Yodor, J. H. Sherlock, O. J.
Shaw, C. L. Waldron, S. M. RInakor,
R. A. Van Orsdol, L. J. Popporborg.
Bulletin R. C. Ozman, chairman;
E. L. White, O. A. Borgren,
The management is planning to have
Representative Pollard address tho
club at somo future dato and It also
desires to havo the republican candi
dates for Regents appear boforo a
University audience at some dato prior
to election.
DR. JOHN J. DAVIS
Graduate ftefractlonist
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