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ell Bluffs and One In Omaha.
The nice and Mandolin- ClubH save a
very enjoyable concert at Omaha
Thursday evening and the Boyd, al
though not no full aa it could ha've
been, held a very enthusiastic audi
ence, a every number woh encored
heartily. The heavy part of the pro
gram ueenied to give the beat satis
faction, although the lighter parts
were appreciated.
The clubs went to Council Bluffs at
noon and the afternoon concert was
given Tor the high school, where the
children chipped .until their hands
were so sore they would stand no
more. The house was jammed full
and the clubs had as much fun playing
to as Jolly a bunch as the audience did
In listening.
This proved to be a very good "ad,"'
as the house was full and a little bit
crowded at 8:lf In the evonlng, and
all the boys declare that they nover
played' to a more appreciative audience.
Kvery number was thoroughly en
joyed, If one can Judge by the encores
they recoivod and not only this, but
the "filfos" gave a royal reception
after tho concert and every one was
made to feel at homo, as far as pos
sible, and tho boys returnod to Omaha
feeling that Council Bluffs had some
of the nicest people that they had
ever met.
The club returned Saturday morning.
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jj ..CAMPUS GLEANINGS.. j
Eat at the Uni. Music Cafe.
Roller skating at the Auditorium.
Roller skating at tho Auditorium.
Maxwell, 13th and N. Fresh candy.
Printing George Bros.. 13th & N.
Dr. IlagKard, 21 2-213 Richards Blk
Have you seen that set of 21 pon
nants at the University Book Store?
Walkover shoes for college mon.
Rogers & Terkina Co., 1120 O St.
What'c a dance without Tommy?
Fred Hunter, '05, superintendent of
schools at Fairmont, Nob., was a cam
pus visitor Saturday.
Eat at Don Cameron's now restau
rant, 119 So. 12th St.
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TIiob. W. Coloman, better known tiB
"Tommy," at Miller A Palnc's.
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Emma Schreiber, who is teaching
in tho Fairmont high school, was in
Lincoln over Sunday.
Forbes Stables, livery, cab and bag
gage, 1125 P St. Boll 550, Auto 1550.
New style pins and spoons just re
ceived. It will jmy you to sec our lino
of jewelry, at the University Book
Store.
Union Shining Parlor Shine, five
cents; chnirs for ladies. 1018 O St.
A number of classes wero dismissed
yesterday In order that the students
might attend tho grand opera, "Val-kyre."
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Class Athletics.
The president of the Junior class
announces the appointment of P. It.
Jones and T. A. Klessolbach as Junior
members of the class athletic board
Thesb mon are appointed to fill tho
vacancies made by the absence of D.
h. Cramer iilul C. H. Bohrer, who wero
apjiointed last semester.- C. M. Dunn
is the third .representative of tho
Junior class. A mooting of the board
will bo held soon to- detqrmlno the
eligibility of certain meivon the Fresh
man basket-ball team prior lo the
game with the Junior, live to decide.
the class -championship of the University.
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A New Girls' School.
A million dollar girls college is to
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President Jot dan of Leland Stanford
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Tho .donor Is 'Mrs. J. J. Johnson
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Badgers Defeated.
At their annual debate in Ann Arbor
last Saturday, night, tho University of
Michigan scored a second victory over
tho Wisconsin team. The same teams
met at Madison last year with the
same results as last week.
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Iii the death -of Prof. II. II. Patteu
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strongest professors, but one of tho
stounchest friends of athletics In that
institution. " Ho was faculty athletic
representative and one of the con
spicuous men In the new reform move
mpnt In athletics.
Tho 'furies seemed not pleased with
the style of advertising resorted to by
Dr. Clapp and tho managers of tho
gymiuuulc exhibition, and a delegation
of tho furies Islted thoi tower unda
night, under tho 'cover of tho raging
storm, and, seizing tho large sign
which was placed on tho tower, thej
hurled It over 'the roof, letting It fall
In dlsgraco, face downward, outside
tho windows of Station A. Dr. Clapp
says he will have another sign on.' the
tower before tho sun sets again. ' Look
for the sign.
Tickets foi tho gymnastic exhibi
tion to be given March 31 go on sale
this morning at tho Co-op and Harry
Portpr's. Seats1 reserved today.
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