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THE DAkLY NEBRASKAIN, r' , ,. .N "A.:.. .";'. l : J .1.s. . r V '' - 1 'r fffcV' ; sba It &" i ';v ' I' -J.' !; M 'v ' ' J BUSINESS DIRECTORY wk fKvry X7Al UaltrfUy.atatfaat la v mr4 Mtreali taea Xkra- ka dvrUn, aa4' te aaatlM paper whlU tfelaa . i it nitt)MttW)MiS BARBER SHOP! &rdK Green's Palaco, Mogul, RldWIg.;' BAKERY Mrs. FetrjU: BOOKS-STATIONERY - Co-op, Lin coln Book Store, Unl. Book Store, Brown Drug Co., Harry Porter. BOOK HOSPITAL Gllleipl BANKS Columbia National, First Na tional. BOWLING. ALLEY Crescent. CAFE Sam, Westorfield. Doa Cam eron. CARPENTER Gee. A. Wilsen. CATERER ''Tommy at Miller ft Palne's Fountain. CIGARS AND TOBACCO Geo. Jl. Conway, Erwin & Perkins. . CLEANERS AND DYERSr-J. C. Wood & Co. CLOTHING Armstrong, Unland, Ma gee & Doemer, Ludwlg. COAL Gregory, Whltebreaat. CONFECTIONERS Maxwell, The Pol sbm. DISEASES OF EYE, EAR AND THROAT BjvErle B. Woodward. DRY GOODS Miller. &, Paine, Horpol- she'lmor, DRUGGISTS Riggs, Brown, Rector. EXPRESSrLlncoln .Local. FLORISTS Chapin Bros. GROCERS O. J. King & 8on. HABERDASHERY $2.50 Hat Store. HOTELS Llndell. ICE CREAM AND ICES Franklin Ice Cream Co. JEWELER Tucker Hallett. LAUNDRIES Yule Bros, NO.VELTY MACHINIST Thorp. OCULISTS Dr. Davis. PHOTOGRAPHER Tewnsend. PRINTING Now Century, rag ft Jessup, Greor Cooper Co., George Bros. RESTAURANTS Don's Gate. SHOES Sanderson, Rogers ft Per- kiriB.' SHINING PARLOR Union Shining Parlor. . ' SPORTING GOODS Lawlor Cycle Co. .. 1 TAILORS Ualand, Union College Tailors, LudWIg. TYPEWRITERS Underwood Type writer Co. TYPEWRITING J. W. Brewster. SPECIALISTS Dr. Erie B. Wood ward. WAITERS' BUREAU Grant to i A l 1 1a A lt . A t. uuu2Uju0UU OLIVER THEATRE Af t fe 4 Mf M $i . & falM fa .. j t Starting Monday Night, May 14.' ALL 8UMMER Every Night at-8: 30. -Matinees Wednes. & Saturday at 2:30. -Fulton SFoclr Cor Supported by ENID JACK80N AND V , JE88. B. FULTON In a Repertoire of Standard Plays. , Two Plays Each Week. Opening B.I II ."CAMILLE." Last Half Week "HAZEL KIRK." Eve.' 25c, 15c ft 10c. Mat. 25c. & 10c raoooooooooooodoooooooofc R, H. GILLESPIE Bookbinder LlwWflf ,PPT i . j ' !;! 1124 Ilk': ooooooooooc CLASSIFIED COLUMN All advertisements In this column must be paid for In advance. Kate ono cent per word each Insertion; minimum, ten cents. BATH 8. CHRIS' BATH HOUSE Turkish, salt glow, sulpho-sallne, shower, -plain. 11th and P fits. CLUB RATES Three suits and O'crtat cleaned and pressed, 1 per month. El liott's, 1136 O St. BAGGAGE TRAN8FER. --FAOBR BROS., Basement Windsor hptol, No, 11th St. Bag-gaga and parcels. DENTI8T8. BOSTON DentlBts, 1319 O St. DR. H. A. SHANNON, 1186 O. Auto, 2823; Bell, 2126. . TAILORING R. C. HUBERT, ladles' and gents' tailoring- and pressing. 117 No. 12th. Auto, 3771. ' LOST On campus, pocketbook containing Jewelry, mlTeago book and $5.00. Finder return to Nebraskan si nce and receive liberal reward. WANTED. Four students, ladies or gentlemen. to act as local agents, representing a large business house. Gus Soderberg, 1335 N St. DEBATE TONIGHT. Students Debating Club at Wesleyan Unions to Discuss "Matrimony." "Messrs. H. A. Brubaker, M. J. Hughes and R. E. Hill, representing the Stu dents' Debating Club, meet the Dialec tic Debating Club of Weslqvan In the auditorium at University Place. The question to be debated is, "Resolved, That congress should delegate power to fix and determine railroad rates to n commission or bureau, the decision of which shall, of its own force, become effective." . The Studonts' Debating Club upholds the affirmative, the Dialectics the nega tive. For Judges the following professors have been decided upon: George D. Ayefs of (he Nebraska College of Law; Wells of the Department of History at Wesleyan, and M. Keith of Cotner. "TKellebato will begin at 8 p. m. sharp. All interested in the question or in the speakers are welcome. No admis sion fee will be charged. In the Union Society tonight the program will consist largely of aTdls cUssIon of the merits and demerits of married vs. single life. Although he speakers upholding the merits of mar ried life will be somewhat handicapped by a lack of experience, yet they have made an exhaustive study of the situa tion and have gathered evidences and data, by the yard, from authoritative sources. W: 'F, Rantsma, who was elected county surveyor of Rtchardsoncpunty1 last fall, and who has been in school the second semester, hasjeen obliged to leave school to take care of the drainage work In his county. A New Way to Los Angeles. You can now go .direct via Salt Lake City to Southern California by a new dally; train, the Los Angeles Limited, equipped with all the latest Innova tions for travel '"comfort: Dining Cars, Meals a la Carte, Observation Cars with. Buffet Lounging Rooms and Library, Electric Lighted throughout, via the Union Pacific and Salt Xake Route. For sleeping ar reservations and full Information inquire of , B. B, SLOSSON, Gmu Agent. bl May 11. High School Foto Day. Flold moot. May 16. Athletic Board election. Studont, members. May 19. Freshman party. Walsh Hall. Sophomore party. State Farm. May 21-22. Theodoro Thomas Orchestra Audi torium. May 23. Ivy day. Sonlors and Juniors dis missed from aftornoon classes. May 24. College of Medicine Commencement. Omaha. May 26. Annual competitive drill. Pan-Hellenic Hop. Auditorium. May 26. Kansas-Nebraska track meet. Sta'to Fair grounds, 2:30 p. m. Union picnic. Epworth Lake Park, 2 p. m. May 29-June 2. Cadet Encampment. June 4-9. Semester examinations. June 12. Senior Play. Oliver Theatre. June 14. Thirty-fifth Annual Commencement. FRIDAY CONVOCATION. Indian Music. Piano American Indian Melodies ...Harmonized by Arthur Farwoll a. The Approach of tho Thunder God. b. Tho Old Man's Love Song. c. The Mother's Vow. d. Song of the Ghost Dance. .Mlss-Nollo Trigg. Songs Amy Woodford-SInden a. 'Till I Wake. b. Temple Bells. Mrs. Fred Funko. Miss Lois Burruss, Accompanist. Melodrama Hiawatha's Wooing... Rossetor-Cole Miss Josephine Poynter, Reader. . Miss Maude Risser, Pianist. 8IGMA CHI CONVENTION Eight Chapters Are to be Represented at the Provincial "Convention; Tho middle west provlnco of tho Sigma Chi fraternity will hold Its con vention in Lincoln the latter part of this week. The first meeting of the $ convention was held last night at th local chapter house on Sixteenth arid P streets. Tonight there will be a foimal dance at the Lincoln Hotel, and tomorrow night- a banquet at the. Lln-delL-. The big event of the conference In way of Interest will be. tho baseball game on Saturday , morning between theJKnnBas chapter and the locals. Tue visiting Sigs will, be the guests of the local chapter while' in Lincoln and all exercises will, be under the' su pervision of the chapter. There are eight chapters represented in the con vention, these coming from some five states. Colorado Col logo and the Den ver alumni chapters come from Colo rado the University of Missouri and Washington University, of St. Louis, chapters come from Missouri; the Kan sas' University and Kansas City alumni chapters from Kansas; University of Iowarchapter from Iowa. The visiting men will leave Sunday for their homes What's a dance wltheut Tammy? 4 HI I Thos. W. Coleman, bettor known ns "Tommy," at Miller A Palne's. ITT IS a t it it H tt it n t tt it goheraly conceded that wo havo tho largest stock and tho hand somest assortment of rings to bo found anywhere In town. Any tasto may bo sultod, any fancy ploased. . Hallett, -1143 0 JEWELER-OPTICIAN U U'.U U k ifa M W The Ensign Omnibus ano Transfer Co. will call and got your trunks and take them to any depot, or will' movo them to any part of tho city will call and get your checks without extra chat go and deliver your baggage. We furnish hack any time day or night. Our pule is nover clpsed'. Flno carriages for funerals a specialty. Both phones. ALLEGRETT9 AND LOWNEY8 CHOCOLATES AT RECTORS 12th AND O COLUMBIA NATIONAL BANK 0F LINCOLN, NEI3ASKA CANTAL f $100,000.00 hRRDW "i R 3 Ceats each, 2 ler 25 Ceate ( U .OLUETTt4PEA0ODY & QJ. Jfakert Cluett and iUnarch Hhrti. , j 3 1 ;i 4 o y - '1 . . jjji.