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THE GREAT PARKS
of Colorado constltuto one pf her 'chief
,glories. They contain fields, forests,
and plains; they aro watered by
greeks and rivers, and cdtttain villages
and farm-houses; they have springs!
and. lakes whore hotels and other
places of entertainment are found for
those seeking health and recreation.
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CAriTAl - $100,000.00
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Be, sure your tickets read over this
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A NtW IMPROVEMENT.
Circular Seats to le Placed AroUnd
Campus Trees.
A now departure Jn the "solid com
fort" lino has been! made by the Su
pervision of Grounds committee. A
circular seat Is to. be built around the
largor trees on the campus. One Is at
present under construction directly
east of Library Hnll. The ynro to bo
built on concrete bases.
Sigma Chi Forfeits Game.
The Sigma Chl-Kappa sig game,
which was to have been played, last
evening, w.as forfeited to the , latter
fratoYhtty, the Sigma Chi team falling
to put In an appearance. This puts
tho Phi Gams and the Kappas on an
equal, footing, 750 per cent, thus neces
sitating a game 'being playod between
those teams, v - "
The standing of tho various, mem
bers of the JeagueMsf
Games. W":k PG
Phi Kappa .PsI.. 3 3 1000
Delta; Tau rr. . . 2 2 0 1000
Phi Gamma Delta 4 3 1 ".750
Knppa. Sigma ... 4 3 1-J .750
Alpha Tlieta Chi. 3 2 1 .66G
Delta ITpsllon ..". A-2 2 .600
Alpha Tau 4V 2 . , 2 . 600
Sigma Chi .., 4 l-3 .250
Bota.Thota PI.... 4 1 '-3 .25Q
Phi Delta Theta". 1 x v0' 1 ;000
Sigma Alpha ... 4 0 4 .000.
In Other Colleges.
The Jayhawkors lost tho first game
of the Missouri series yesterday after
noon, by the-score of 5 to 3. Kansas
lost tho game through the sheer cause
6f!hard luck. - '
"The Illinois tennlB team yestgrday-
defeated tlurlqwafour matches to two,
taklngvthreo of the Blngles and one of
the doubles. Tho plngles were to go
to.thev winner of -two out of tlireesets,
anu it, iook an wree seis in every .case.
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Tho University of; MIssourllnde
pendont"-says: "Prof. W L. Westerr
mann has accepted a position as as
sistant professor In History nt Minne
sota "University. Jtlls resignation has
been tendered the Board "of .Curators,
and ho will close his connection with.
the university on June i. We' regret
very much to lose .such an able man,
uut wnac iviissoun loses, Minnesota
gains." Professor "Westermann ,1s a
Nebraska man, having graduated with
tho class of '93.
ThoroJs in this state a little town '
Which Is world-wide with Us renown,
And If, you happen w pass "that way,
Just drop right In .at Sam's Cafe.
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Wo have the goods and serve them
right;. . . ,
Wo remain open all tho night;. '
And if you ask, "Where do, you stay?"
You always-get the answer, '"At Sam's
' Cafe. '
On Sundays 'we. have a special lino.
Of gpod roast turkey and many things.
fine,
And when, you come,, and' you feel so
gay
Because you ha,vo been eating at"
Sam's Cafe.
Our meals they always begin on time;
We don't believe In being behind;
And-now I think that I shall say,
When are 'you coming to Sam's Cafe?
' . Notice; . ,
The Hawkeye, Club meets Friday
evening, May 25jvat Mr. Wllsons, 2404
South Seventeenth, slrjet, "All Iowa
students Invited.
SySal
Pennants. Uni. Book Store.
The .Lincoln Local Express, 1343 O St
Prod Naughton was an v Omaha vis
itor last week.
PrintingGeorge Bres., 13th. Jb N.
Miss Mildred Clark is elected at
Townsend, Mont.
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Mr. tta'f rar. i 2-813 JUckards Blk
Besslo Fug spent Sunday at her
home in Omaha.
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Chapia Bros., Florists. 127. So. 18th.
Elizabeth Brenizer, '04, was a cam
pus visitor yesterday.'
pewritirig, J, W. Brewster, lUchr
ards Blk. '
Gertrude Miller visited -her homo
In Beatrice this week.
Union Shining Parlor Shiae, five
coats; - ehaira for .laJletv 101S O t
Rose Brewster, '04, visited with Uni
versity friends Monday. '; . '
Don Camdron's 'new lunch counter;
quick service; 119 So. 12th St
C. A. Wllburn05Ms visiting at tho
Alpha Theta, Chi house.
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(Etta Agee, '04, jTa staying with Unk
vorslty friends this week. . -
Alma Erlckson, '0G, will teach In the
Pawnee City schools next fall.
W. H. Roberts, '05, is Visiting nt the
Ktoppa Sigma house this weeki.
MI83 Mabel. Mulr, class of '05, will
beprlnclpal of Friend high school next
year.
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tures taken iast evenlngPhotographer,
Cornell officiating. .
Miss RoseBrowster, class of '05, is
in town fora fewdays'on her way
from Enid, Okla., to Beatrice.
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Homeseekers -Excursion to the South
on June 5 and 19.
' Trains leave Lincoln "at 9:15 a. m
and 10:15 p. m. with through Pullman
sleeper every night to Kansas City.
City ticket office southwest corner
12th and P streets. Depot 9th and S.
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will call and. get- your trunks and
take them to any depot, or will'
move them to any part of the .city
will call and get your checks
without extra charge and deliver
your baggage. We furnish n'ack?
any,, tlmedayj or night.i Our office
is1 never closed, Fine carriages for
'funerals a specialty. Both-phoaw.
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