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OLIVER THEATRE
h' nDIEC Matinee, 25c.
rKILCO. Eye., 7.5, 50, 35 & 25c.
FRI. MAT. & EVE., OCT. 12.
LYMAN TWIN
"The Rustlers"
DDirCCi Matinee, 25c.
r KILCO. Eve., 75, 50, 35 & 25c.
SATURDAY NIGHT, OCT. 13
THE FREELANCE
Sat BV Wk W aW l vtl L1p iill 1 i tlA Uyt
.LYRIC THEATRE..
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Matinee, 3 p. m. Evening, 7:30 and 9
Admission, 10 and 15c.
HICKMAN BROTHER8 '
The Dramatic 8bprano
BE88IE TANNEHIUL
THE -TWO AND A HALF CA8ADS
GEORGIA LEWI8
ED. LAZELL
Slack Wire Performer
THE LYOSCOPE
'All. the Metropolitan Feature Acts
Headed By .
THE MILITARY QUARTETTE
America's Foremost Musical Four
THE FAMOUS T'OURI8T TRIO
iThe .Greatest High-Class Harmonizing
Singing and Comedy ( Trio
Before the Public --
'MORRI8MANLEY
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-POLLY 8TERLING
1h an Eccentric Comedy Sketch
McCUNE and GRANT
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Eccentric Comedy Acrobats
MR. WILUH. 8MYTHE
Will Sing the Beautiful Illustrated
Ballad,
JV-" Can Not Tell Why I Love You,Dear"
M-THE-CLUTCHES OF THE WHITE
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On the Blograph
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Three 8howa Dally. 3, 7:45"r9 p. m.
ADMISSION 10c
Reserved Seats 5c Etra
. Matinee, All 8eats 10c
Pctry Bakery Co.
Baking Ordors Filled
, Promptly.
Fine Rice Bread Our Specialty.
Phone us and Your Order Will .
Rccelvo Prompt Attention.
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4 Thft nlnon tn Vmv a. fountain nen.
f j The .University Book Store.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Kvery lyml Ualreraliy gtafteat
Is urged' to patronize thcae Ne
braikaa ndvertlacrapmtl lema
tlon the paper while doing ae.
BARBER SHOPS Green's Palace.
BOQK&& STAyiOIERY Co-op, Liu
cola' Book" Storo, Unl. Book Store,
Harry Porter.
BAKERY -Retry Bakery Co.
BANKS Columbia National, First Na
tional. CAFE-Sam Weaterfleld, Don Cam
eron, University School of Music
Dining Room.
CATERER "Tommy," at Mfllor &
Palne's Fountain.
CIGARS Lindsey.
CLOTHING Armstrong, Unland, Ma-
" gee & Deemor, Ludwlg, The Ster
ling. CJOAL--Gregory," Whltobreast.
CONFECTIONERS1 Maxwbll, Tho Pol
som. DENTIST M. H. Alexander.
Davis, Herpolsholmor.
PRY GOODS Miller & Paine, Herpol-
shelmer.
DRUGGISTS Brown, Rector, o
EXPRESSrrLIhcoln Local.
FURNITURE-ThoBonway Co.
HABERDASHERY-$2;50Hat Storo.
HAIRDRESSER EGoodman Tanner.
JEWELER-r-Tuckor. Hallott, J. 1.
- Davis, F.- B. HarrlB
LAUNDRIES Yulo Bros.
LOCKSMITH T. J. Thorpe.
TRINTING Now Century, Goorgo
Brps,, , McVey, State Printing Co.,
The Ivy Press.
MUSIS Curtice.
RESTAURANTS Don's Cafe, Cam
eron's. SHOES Sanderson, Rogers & Por-
klnB, Electric Shoo Co.
SPORTING GOODS Lawlor Cycle
Co., Lincoln Cyqlo Co.
TAILORS Unland, Union College
Tailors, Ludwlg, Herzog.
THEATERS Olver, Lyric, BIJou.
TYPEWRITERS Undorwood Typo
writer Co.
WAFFLES Mrs. Day, Sam's Cafe.
UNIVERSITY BULLETIN.
October.
Wednesday, .10th.
Professor Fosslor oh Henrlk Ibsbn
at Convocation.
Thursday, 11th'. t , '
Football Mass Meeting,-. Memorial
nail, 11 a. m. ".
Dramatic Clulnneots In U. 106 at 11.
a. m.
Friday, 12th'.
Music at Convocation.
Pershing Rifle Hop at Fraternity
Hall.
Saturday, 13th.
Nebraska vTDrako on -Campus.
Monday, 15th.
Hon. W, H. Thompson at Convoca
- tlon.
Wednesday, 17th.
. Prof. GE.. Howard at Convocation.
"Domocracy and Genius."
Friday, 19th.
Music at Convocation- ,
Saturday, 20th.
Nebraska vs.- Ames on-Campus. -Saturday,-
27th v (
Nebraska vs. Doano oh Campus.
DR. M. H. ALEXANDER, .
Dentist Auto Phono 2516, 1213 O St.,
Lincoln, Neb. , ,.
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The Lincoln 8ahitorium.
All kinds of baths and fine plunge.
14th and'M.
Hair Dressers.
Best soft water shampoo in tho city,
124 No. 12th St. E. Goodman Tanner.
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Don't go south to keep warm; go
to Unland's. Try our $1.50 gloves
when 'you want a good pair. ,
Tho Ivy ProsBTa nDw located at 212
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South' Twelfth street .University Vork
especially solicited.
If you are too late for class you can
stop In and have Harris clean your
rings and pins.
A pin thatwon't staff wherb it is put
should be fixed by Harris, tho Jeweler.
Green's Barber Shops are the best
In the West X),,
VUNIV(ERSITY ITJLJgENT KILLED. m
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'Herbert Burke Murderedln Omaha
No Trace of AssassInT
Miss Marguerito Burko was called,
to Omaha Monday by the suddon death
of hor brothor, Horbert. Mr. Burko
was found dead Monday morning at'
the Florenco waterworks station: His
appearance showed that ho had been
the vvlctim of foul.-play, but.no trace
of tho murderer, nor clue bf any kind,
has yet been found by tho Omaha po
lice. No cause has as yet boon as
signed for the atrocious deod, as Mr.
Burke's watch, money and tho other
valuables on his porson woro-unmp-lested.
. Herbert Burko was a Unlvorslly
student, having spent a year at tho
Agricultural College
Ho spent tho summer In tho com
mission- ofllcoof -hlBifather. and -undo,
in South Omaha, and had all arrange
ments mado to re.-ontor the University
at the coming fall registration. Ho
was twenty years of ago, a. bright and
promising young man, well, liked by-
all who knew him, and. no ono. knows
that ho over had unvOnomy.
Ho-is survived ontyby his slstor
Marguerite. and his mother.'TioIr loss
is mado tho harder to bear because of
the death of his father, also, less than
a month ago.
Engineering; 8oclcty. .
In tho "election of officers for the
coming year, tho Engineering Society,
which meets tonight at 7:30j). m. In
M 211, hopes to find available men
who will uso their influenco and tho
weight of their position In reviving
the custom of bringing several promi
nent lecturers to, tho University during
tho school year. Before ltat jyeaf
tlils was dono successfully und engi
neering studonta wero greatly Inspired
by tho addresses that wore delivered,
Init last year for sotno reason, no et
fort was made and unless prompt ac?.
tlon is taken to mend mattors It Is
feared that tho custom may bo aban
doned altogether.
Band Informal.
Tho first Band Informal of the sea
son will be given on Saturday, Octo
ber 27, In Memorial Hall. Last y.earJ'
these dances wore exceedingly well
attended, which attests their popular
ity. It is the Intention of thoso In
chnrgoto give an Informal every 'two'
weoxs alter mo aaie apovo. aji uio
-p'roceeds of tho dances are used to
defray tho expense of purchasing
music for .the Cadet Band.
Glee Club TryouY.
t mo ulep' Club hold its first tryout
Monday night Jn Momorlal Hall, and
the director reports that a very good
lino of tenor men presented thorn-Bolves.i-Still
more are wanted, ljow
over, and all men who think they can
sing eithor first-or second tenor should
get tholr-nppllcatlons"ln at once. Barl
tones, and bassos will Tie tried out to
night in Memorial Hall at 7:30.
University News Letter.
Registrar Clark is arranging to Bend
letters of University news ,to about 500
newspaper editors thruout the state.
These letters, which will be issued
weekly, will supply tho editors of tho
stato, with accurate and interesting,
information concerning the state's big
school. Mr, Paul Ewlng will have
charge of tho collection of news.
Injured Player Recovering.
"Buck" Bellzor, who was seriously
injur'od dur)ng a practise gamd last
week, .la rapidly recovering and. will
probably be ablp to don the moleskin
again the latter part of tho week.
UNIVERSITY
YELLS
No. 1
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Ver-Ver-Ver-sl-TI, .
N-E-Bras-Ki '
Oh-h-h My.
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Hoo-Rah-Rah
HOO-rah, HOp-rah
Ne-Bras-Ka.
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Hoo-Rah-Rah
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No. 3
Not In use.
No. 4
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