A'-fy-4-p- '.T, - '' .f.7. , re7 - i if f t ;' t i ' t.- j', VV, v ' ""V - rti THlM DvLV NEBRASKAIN. j '41 '?. . n jj BUSINESS DIRECTORY j ' . I ka dTrtltrs, t mattlm rV '( Npr wtilU deiac . i i 2 IV ' .lli'. ' '- V-'.. li.j .- . v ..:. mm. - fflTrwwMwmMMfMiMMiiMriiMiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiii ' '" "'. BARBER SHOPS ArfaVo, Green's Palace, Mogul, Richards BAKERY lir. Pctry. BOOKS-STATIONERY --Co-op,. Lin coln Boole Storo, Unl. Boole Store. . ' i 'f . - - r i. '1 ... -.- " 'i ;J"5 ,-. -V v N. V trj-s, r - f 0XAAh.fcJ v.-C-tstc. . ..' . 7-4L'" vCAFfc Siun Weatorfleld. Don Cam- 'J2TTT ' ", l. ... r. VCARPENTER--Qeo. A. Wllaon. iCATRR "Tommyy' at Miller fc ' Palne's Fountain. " CIGARS AND TOBACCO Geo. Jht. Conway, Jrwlh Ifc Perkins. . CLEANERS AND pYERS J. C. Woo i & Co, . XLOTUING Arinstrpng, Unland, Ma-,- gee'fc iDeemer, L'udwlg. W)AL-Greory,vWnltebreaat CONFECTIONERS Mwweli,' The PoV P.ISEASES, OF EYB, EAR AND " I THROAT Dr. Erie . "Woodward. jpRY GOODS MlUer ikaineHorpoiP .shelraor, . , . s DRtG GISTS Rlgga, Brown, Rector. EXPRESS Lincoln Local. PLOIUSTS Chapln Bros. ' $ tiROpERS O. Joking fc Son. 4 HABERDASHERY2.60 Hat Store. ' HOTELS Ltndell. JOB; OREAM AND ICES Franklin Ice Cream Co. . JEWELER Tucker, HalfetC . LAUNDRIES-Yule Bros, . . NOVighTY MACHINIST Thoro. f&kj V OCULISTS Dr. Diivls. BlOS." ' ' . ' " RESTAURANTS tibn'B Xafe; - SaB skOES Sanderson ;Rogef & er f ' JbCSHINlNG 'PARLOR Unlqa Btiinlng '5- jf an or; , 7ri - - , SPORTING GOODS Lawlor. Cycle Co. '4 " ' , h TAILQRS Unland, "Union College Taliors,-.LudWig. TYPEWRITERS Underwood r Type writer Co-tj,. i . x, i v TYPEWRITING. W. Brewster. PECIALISTSDr. Erie. B, Wood whrjdv ... ' "iw WAITERS' BURlAU Grant. rflftr. CLASSIFIED COLUMN AJI advertisements "in thli column must be paid for In advance. Rate ono ,cont por word each lnnertlpn; minimum, ton cents. BATH 8. CHRIS' BATH .HOUSE Turkish, salt glow, sulpho-sallne, shower, plain. 11th and P Sta. CLUB RATteS Three aulta and O'coat cleaned and pressed, $1 per month. El liott's, 1188 Q, St. BAGGAGE TRANSFER. - PAGER .3ROS Basement Windsor hotel. No. 11th St, Baggage and parcels. DENTI8TS- t BOSTON DenUstfl, 1319 O St. .. DR. H. A, SHANNON, 1138 O. Auto, 2823 Bell. 2126; TAILORING R. C. HUBERT, ladles' and gents' tail oring and pressing. 117 No. 12th. Auto, 3771. L08T. LOST Alpha Theta Chi plh. Re ward for return of same to Nobraskan oflTco. LOST Pocketuook in Armory Tues day oven 1 ilk. Reward -for return to Nebraskan bfheer .-." ' FOUND. FOUNDVlkIng piA": owner may have same by identifying prqpeftyand, paying for this ddr Nebraskan ontce. to; .- PSBHBBBBBSMr.h r. V US- mLr .;";" i Mton ,( ' '- r-- MAT s OLIVER TONIGHT, 8:15 AnaXIT 8ummer Every Nlaht at 8:30f Mat-yd. i 8at.rat"2k,3q ." Stork ,t-y ,, ?. Co. Nk-itulondav--bWE , . . ;;,i Te-hliht, W, .'Matinee f , -kd6fr- r" -i' ' :"BECAU8E I LOVE YQU" - . 1 ""- a . ' - Thu.. Ifri... sat. JL Mat. . . t , ai .. ' 'v i :.-.'. .i ' ... J. . .. nJlSRTi8;-. . i f "A unnr.ui. i-in" jar 'Jto-. a ? -- " .-" . . . -' n tf1!. tye., oc, loc luc,. wiai.,oc iuc iEffi.'.' r. -r . . ' Ymt? '' -4 WEDNESDAY EVE., JUNE 6 iWtV -" Pslat C. Qoodwih - .j- - -!.; Jj )f, J ) , . Tk YsmrrClctfeiM md go te uooiMori,to Somlrop & YTood 1 E&pCMincn nd .Dyers flMi'iTBin:"v, " WANTED Several men for school positions paying from $70 to ?90 a month. EhsEI ' ' r' ' May 29-JuneS. " Cadel Enca'mpnJenL -. j . ... . .June .4-9. Semester examinations. Senior Piay. .ilyer Theatre. . i . , .June 14. ". f Tlilrt-flftti Annual. Commencement. PROF. M. Mi FOGG IKI OMAHA. , - ' Attends Debate Celebration of' Omaha High 8choor. 7 ' Prof. M. M. Fogg went to Omaha on last Friday to attend a debate colebra- tion at uip umana Hign scnooi. tuq exercises were in the afternoon, with Principal Waterhouse presiding. The principal address of the; afternoon was given by Professor Fogg on the sub ject "Training." Hon John L. Web ster, of Omuha, Was to have delivered an" address, but owing to unavoidable oircumsiances coum not ue present. Professor Fogg's address was. received very enthusiastically, and much spirit was shown oyer debating work. The meeting $ns attended by"lhTr entire studenfc-body, ' , The debating work in Omaha has been-in the hands' of Charles M. Brace- Jin, Nebraska '02; for the past three years, Mr, Bracelln has taught his tory, and debating In, Omaha High ever, since he left the University, and In that time Omaha hap won every do- bate against the Lincoln High School. He was an i Interstate debater while in Nebraska. Omaha has the best record of any high In the state for do-, bating. This year they have won three victories, and lost no debate. Those they have defeated are: Lin-. coin, 'Des Mbihed,, and tied willr Blair; ', Notice r ", ,Tho examinations jn Rhetoric 2 will take place71iext Monday., All Froeh-Wft-: g'teC'to camp, rtioultj V$ar lata 1 (Continued from pago 1.) Mile run Won by Priest, Kansds; Morgan, ' Nebraska, second. Time, 4:55. , . Broad jump Won by Hagonslck, Nebraska; Young, Kansas, socond. Difltanco 21 fcot 4 Inches. 220-yard hurdleB Won by Houtier, Nebraska; Peclrp Nebraska, second. Tlmo, :26 4-6. Discus throw Won by Putnam, Kansas; distanco, 105 feet 4 Inches; Moser, Nebraska, second;- distanco, 100 feet 2 inches. 440-yard run-ZWon byv Smith, Ne braska; Penrod, Nebraska, second. Tlmo :52 1-5. Two mile run Won by Aldan, Ne braska; Oablo, Nebraska, second. Time, 10:45 2-5, One-half mile relay Won by Ne braska. Time 1:39... Tho teams: Ne braska, Hughes, Moydr, Smith, Wal lace; Kansas, Wallace, Dennis, Young, Driscoll. ' The attendance was small on ac count of the ball game. The officials wore: Referee, R. D. Anderson; judges of finish, F. D. Cor nell, Max Westerman, Prof. Chatburn; timers, George Dayton, R. B. Ander son, Prof. Richards; startpr, Q. H. Plnneo; field judges on weights, I. .P.. Hewitt, J. W. Hoar, E. K. Bowman; field judges on Jumps, Captt Workizer, J. E. Edgerton; clerk of course, Lloyd Denslow.; announcer, R. A. Van Ors- , I Mill I IMMM Notice. All cadets who want' the Dally Ne braskan. sent to camp should leave their. .names at tho Nebraskan Office at once. 'ft.-' ''"'v. si Jr Girt that is sure to please is a ploco ot Jowelry. it may cost a 'good doa or it may "not. That db-p6iids-oh whkt you solect But in elthor caeo If you buy it hero you know our reputation (s brfck of it. Ualiflt 1143 II JEWELER -OPTICIAN D 4 j C0LIWBIA NATIONAL BANK : OF LINCOLN, NEBRASKA V CAPITAL - $100,000,00 SBSURWUI9I Only a Mouse. Yesterday afternoon, between tho hours of three and four, an innocent little mouse made his appoaranco In the girls' cloak room in Library Hall. Whether thp tiny visitor was an un-. welcomed guest or failed :to produce credentials of introduction appropri ate to the occasion has not yet been learned, but, judging from the varied blending of -delicate sopranos and un tutored altos, spiced with intermittent Bhrleks and screams, tho unobtrusive little follow must have made an awful break." He paid for his breach of etiquet with his life. Notice All cadets who -want thp Daily No braskan sent to camp should leavo their names at the Nebraskan officd at once. i FIRST NATIONAL BANK CMUi $300,000.00 Smrpliia nml Profits 8!lU(),(IU0.op llcpokllr 3,h'JO,IO0,.OOi C '" FRESH EVERY DAY! Our Cnndles and Baked Good re Alwmys Fresh and Good Catorlng our ipccUltj, THE MAXWELL CO. Uoth 1'hoBci. 13th itutl N Sit. ,yboocxoc)occooo6oooQ R.t GILLESPIE - Bookblndtr 1524i!tTMt LlwvVlVf RPWfi Forbes Stables, livery, cab and bag: gage, 1125 P St. Boll 550, Auto 1550. I " N - LU; i vrzmm Coat Shirts -Go on and come off like a coat $1.50 and more Clsttt, Pcabody & Co. Makers T TAKE THE TIGHTl?OAI FROM. JV VV-l I 7 II I IJL" OMAHA CHICAGO 's'chh,., GREAT WESTERN MAPLE LEAF ROUTE j?AlWAV Unequalled equipmht on all fakhjityapteWMtfc r J f n " , " - ' ; H.pVW,MMTtLJCt9AtMGftK AGWHT, imitlmmmm. -' Owumm,. . 1,.''4 . "' trams, . 5, .. -- A : M o il I tl 'm j, , :ji ;. . M . if- .l m . i ... ! -;;: ; -. -. 38. t .. ' r, :t - ' :. - - ' 1 ev'' v' wjKy? wptpfcwhw ipumm ! ' ' - - ' -' ..'fe AML :' JlV:' 3fi?' WHWWl2B