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Mat., 25c & 10c. Eve, 60c, 35c & 25c.
FOREST CLUB MEETING.
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TUE8DAY NIGHT, NOV. 20.
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BUCKLEY'8 VARIETY DOG CIRCUS
, A8K ELAND,
The Celebrated Swedish Violinist
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THE LYR08COPE
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3 8how"s Dally: 3.00) 7.45 and 9:00
p. ni. Prize Matlness Tuesday and
Thursday,
10c ADMI88ION 10c .
Nights Reserved Seats 5c Extra
Direct from New York City,
THE BIJOU COMEDY FOUR
E. O. Secke Talks on United 8tates
8ervlce.
At a special mooting of tho ForoB
Club Friday afternoon a good num
ber of studentB Interested In forestry
profited by tho talk given by Mr. E.
O. Slecke, a graduate of tho Univer
sity of Nebraska and now a member of
tho U. S. Forest Service.
Mr. Slecke has been engaged since
July In a survoy of tho Truckeo-Car-son
Irrigation project of western. Ne
vada. The work of tho Forest Ser
vice In co-operation with tho Reclama
tion Sorvlco, Is to advise the settlers
of this region as to tho planting or
trees, tho caro of their woodlots and
wind-breaks, and the probable result
of tholr efforts. Tho field Is an un
usually fertile one, as many thousand
acres of irrlgablo land aro suited only
to tree-planting. Tho country Is,
moreover, almost devoid of timber for
fuel and fenco posts, and coal Is very
expensive. Tho planting of wind
breaks to prevent the blowing of sands
is also strongly advised. For this work
j cottonwood and black locust are tho
trees recommended.
Tho Inhabitants of tho region are
very much lnsympathy with forestry
work, and thelrrlgatlon engineers to
a man realize that tho.success of their
projects depend on thdprotectlon of
tho watersheds by afforestation. Tho
watershed concerned in tho Truckee
Carson project Is that which supplies
Lake Tahoo, Avhoro the Truckeo rlvor
takes Its origin. Mr. Slecke's later
work has been to Investigate this
water shed, t6 locate ranger's nurser
ies for tho experimental growing of
young trees, and to Instruct and advise
tho rangor '"-.Uila, work. In some
Prof. Frank Spragg of tho Agricul
tural School of Michigan vlsltod tho
State Farm yestorday.
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For Ront Nicely furnished roomB,
modern, with bath; suitable for ono
or two gentlemen. 1117 H street.
"Mlko" Hughes, president of tho
Junior class, has been sick for tho
last two weeks. Recently ho dovol-
oped illphthorla.
-Fred B. Butt, a member of tho Soph
omoro class and a sergeant In Com
pany A, has loft school In order to ac
cept a position which has boon offorod
I him In Nebraska City.
Every Little Bit Helps.
Dr. Sweotland, tralnor of thaNorth
Dakota fpotball team, saw tho .No-
braska-MlnneBotn. football gamp of two
weeks ago. ' ,
Ho says: "Nebraska cloarly oufr
playod Minnesota, and would have
beaton them to a standstill hail It iiot
beon for tho Gophora' weight."
ThlB bears additional wolght com
ing from a wholly disinterested por?
son.
Professor Johnson has beon buBy
for somo tlmo writing a text-book on
Economics! This book, which ho ox
pocts to have printed by Fobiuary 1,
will bo Introductory In character and
well fitted for collogo use.
Tho muaoum of tho College of Modi
clno has received several hundred
specimens from tho Army Medical
Museum at Washington, D. C. Such
specimens are duplicates sent out in
exchange.
Tho band has somo now instruments,
Among thorn Is n baso drum that "wijl
bo "brokon in" today in tho. -Kansas
gamo. Captain Workizor announce
that the old drum will bo kopt to loan
to Senior classes for class day oaca
pados. ' ' .
Mr. Chas. B. Morlson, A. B.VOfj,
M. D. '03, has beon marriod to Mifta
Nancy Howard. Mr. MorJson Js
clinical aaslstant.ln Surgory In tho
Omaha Medical Collogo. Mr. and Mrs.
Morisbn,. aro. atrvUomo Oo menus; at
2810 Shorman avonuo, Omaha
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Captain Workizor has excused st;
donts, frqm, drill at thOj Stoo, Farn.t
day in order to allow atto, jfco' tebtqt
football. gamo.. Also Veterinary, clinleii
at tho SUUo F,arm wl)l:,bo diBmlBed
early for tho samo purpda.'
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vThe Way Down East Vaudeville
MRAND MR8. DANNY MANN
nrta nS"P..etl by WOHOrvG tho water
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shods are already? heavily forested,
and lumbering has been carried on
there since the boom mining days.
.Mr. Slecko attended tho National
Irrigation Congress in September, at
which very strong sentiment prevailed
in favor of the Forest Service worlr. v
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and you are-no doubt wondering and questioning about tho uaturo of
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MR. WILLH. 3MYTHE
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8lnglng4,After They Gather the Hay"
WELL8 AND 8ELL8 ,
Presenting "Who pwns the House"
.WOODVILLE AND BLACK
Presenting "Who's Who"
DEED O FDARING
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UNIVER81TY BULLETIN.
November.
Saturday, 17.
Nebraska vs. Kansas, ton Campus.
Students' Debating Club.
ComonluaClub.
Forum. U. 20G, 7 p. m. '
. Modlcal Society M. 301.
Dr. Haggard, 212-213 Richards Blk.
t Ypu will Ho Batlsfled-wltfr-Cameron's
Lunch Counter., '
' Cairup tho Star Delivery Co., Bag
gage.' Both Phones.
Why not take your baths at Chris'
Bath House, corner 11th and P Sts.?
1 -iiririr Trlntnc f!n.. 125 No. 12th St.,
has turned out somo noat work for
University organlaztlons.
Tho Ivy PreBS is now located at 212
.South Twelfth street. University work
especially solicited. ,
, Gree'n'a barber shops excel all
others in the west Entirely modern
and the beat work assured.
MILITARY CHANGES. I
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Four New Corporals Appointed In
Company D.
A change in tho non-commissioned
officers of D company waa announced
Wednesday evening. R. L. LaChapelle,
B. R. Savin, J. C. Rosier "and V. WhUo,
who were made corporals at tho bo
ginning of the year, were reduced to
the grade of prhrntes. To thoir places
weor appointed W. M. Wobor, J. D.
Taylor, E. B. Drake and J. F. Coupe.
All tho men are regarded as well
drUleocadots, but tho later four .had
tho recommendation of their captain
while the former had not, but were
acting as corporals on probation.
Weather Forecaater, Loxoland jwaa-j.
not in his boat weather producing
mood when intfcrvlowod yeaterday
afternoon In regard to tho proapecta
for today. Snpw and much colder wore
tho predlctlona that ho made, and hie
decision could not bo shaken.
Wr,f tnnnv tnnnfhn nnnt. In manV of our deDarttnontS WO hUYO. bean
preparing for thla particular season, and tho results aro bogInqng1tb
show on our shelves and counters. - .
In our Fur Department we have fur pieces of overy description.
Beautiful Gifts from $2.50 up. v. ,
In our Embroidery Department will be found iill manner of embroid-.
ered fancy ploce8, both domestic and fore.lgn,",roin, 5cup tp tho
most expensive and. iandsomo hand embroidered goods,
In oUr Notions Department aro bolts .bags, p;urfleB,rbeada,.braceIftUJi;'
neciuaces, jewex uoxch, mumcuiu now, w Muun.w, muW ww
and ah Innumerable number if other articles, almost any ono of
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which maKo n acceptamo preseni.
In our China Department aro all manner of beautiful . gift pieces
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Vases, statuary ana "urw-a-nrac, s, , . . - , ,-U)
In the Book Department--what a field you have hero for asoloctlon
of gifts. Great preparation has boon mado in thla section for holi
day buying.
Wo would auggest that you make your ael6ctiona early aa you
know how hard It la to got just what you, want during the holiday
rush.
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PAINE
8enlor Football.
Every Senior football man turn out
north of tho Library today promptly
at 1 Pt m. for signal practice.
T. A. KIESSELBACH, Manager.
Mrs. StearnB of Beatrice and her
daughtora; Mable and Bertha, arrived
laat night to attend tho game this
afternoon. '
MlaaBeaa I. Dumont, '04, arrived
yesterday for a week'a ylall with Miss
Richards, !Q7. .-, ' .
...Roller ska ting...
All this week. Special rate for ladies iiuparties at af
ternoon sessions.4 Instructors 'always in attendance.
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LINDSEY'S PLACE
R. E. ERWIN, '99 - A- E. FERICirIS
RETAILERS ARO JOHBERS OF
TOBACCO, CIGARS, AND NEWS
Gregory's Washed Goal $6.50
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