tthe ail? TlebraaMn
I OLIVER THEATRE
l KANSAS OBJECTS.
' (Continued, from page .1.)
filiation, Tor membevshlp in the confer-1
IE enro lmvn will rennnunend Aiiii-h. mid '
Xl I MlHKourl has already advocated the
WiWWMW ! membership or Washington from that '
TONIGHT AT 8:15 .state. Since Nebraska, has no smaller
MORITZ ' Institution which Hhe can recommend
plete monopoly of educational affairs
here, the other slates would have a
ORC $1.50 & $1.00. BAL. $1.00. majority of votes in any council with
- which rested tne regulation oi tne at-
ROSENTHAL
PRI.. SAT. & SAT. MAT.. FEB. 22-23' fairs' of the league, and Nobiuska
THE FOUR MORTONS would then be In a position similar to
that to which Michigan has come
In the Musical Farce 1iim1, and Irom which she has threa'
Rroalifin Ifltft CnriDtl l',1(311 t() xtricatu herself by with
Dl CUMIILJ IlliU OULUHj drawing Irom the 'Big Nine1 entirely."
MtnuTinn 9s,v mat. 50 & 25c. TIhm-i- was to have been a meeting
The Burgiar and The Waif :::;'.
of th Athletic Hoard last Thursdviy
- ... ....n r, op oe morning, but after It was learned that
MON. & TUES. EVEN'GS., FEB. 25-26 ,,, ",... , . ,.,., hm, llft wlth
T .... , .- " r --.. -w . .. , - j- f .....i v- ,.-..
basket-ball team the same morn-
It was not held. It is possible
a deleu'.ilv would have been- sent to
POPULAR PRICES u,0 Hoeond meeting at Kansas-City re-
' cently, but it is ujilikely Nebraska
H-XnW1l would have entered the league, until
2 she saw more advantages than those
S oifered at present.
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ATHLETIC GOODS
ALWAYS PASS BECAU8E THEY ARE KEPT UP TO THE MARK
AND NEVER FALL BELOW THE OFFICIAL STANDARD.
Recognized Universally as Best for Athletes.
SEND FOR THESE BOOKS NOW TEN CENTS PER COPY
No. 238. Group XVI MubcIo Building. By Dr. L. H. Gulick, Director
of Physical Training, N. Y. Public Schools.
No. 27. Group XII College Athletics. By M. C. Murphy, the well
known Athlotlc Trainer, now with Univ. of Penn.
No. 24C. Group XII Athlotlc Training for Schoolboys. By Geo. W.
Orton of the Univ. of Penn. and a famous athlete himself.
A copy of our complete catalogue of athletic goods will be mailed upon
request.
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I ..LYRIC THEATRE..
HtHlHMWHMHH
OVERTURE
GEORGE ATKIN80N
JOHN J. WILDE
Notice.
At the boxing class tonight will be
the last opportunity for any to enter
that wish to take the work this season.
, The class will be too far advanced
next week for any new men to take tip,
the work. .JACK BEST.
Where Can I Get a HacK?
At the Forbes Stables, of course
AUTO 1550 DELL 550
UNIVERSITY BULLETIN.
THE OTERA JAPANESE FAMILY
CHARLES H. SANDERS
DOROTHY VERNON
MI8S LILLIAN CHIEK
LYROSCOPE
The BIJOU
i February.
i Thursday, 21. ' ,
Convocation, 11:00 a. m. Symphony
concert by Steckelberg .luartet.
Junior Qlass meeting, Mem. Hall, at
1 11: HO a. in.
! Y. V. C. A. meeting, lr. IOC; r:00
p. m
' Y. V. ('. A. meeting. X Hr, -,.oo p.
m. 1
BREAD, PltS
AND CAKES
THE
FOLSOM
COME IN
f I N E CANDIES
We have a delicious
assortment of candies
of .our own make.
Chapln Hros., Florists, 127 So. 12th.
"Nebraska" embossed stationary at
the Co-op.
You will bo satisfied with Cameron's
Lunch Counter.
3 SHOWS DAILY 7:45 rfnd 9 p. m.
10c and 15c, Mat., 10c.
Why not take your baths at Chris'
MODERN VAUDEVILLE PROGRAM Bath House, corner 11th and P Sts.?
BISON CITY TRIO
Tho host placo to eat In town Is at
Don's. Ill So. 11th Street.
ELLIOTT
BROS.
TAILORS
1210 O Str.
DON'T BE A CHUMP
jon
If you want to go out in society
dress right. We make clothes
to fit you. Not made for a dum
my and altered to fit you. Dress
Suits or Tuxedo Suits to order
$30.00 up. Suits and Overcoats
to order $20.00 up.
i.atest Eastern Styles
TUSCANO BROTHERS
TOM RIPLEY
ma dell and corbley
cowles family-
btqgraph
I Front room for rent, ground- floor.
I Gentlemen only. 534 No. 12th.
A good, writing tablet Is a necessity.
Get it at tho Unl Book Store.
Swell stationery.
Co-op.
Low prices at the
MANELL
Illustrated Songs
. Your writing always looks good on '
our fancy box paper at tho Unl Book
I Store.
The IVY PRESS
PRINTING
Has Done
Your
Why Not Let Them
Do It Now?
NBW LOOATION-812 8. 12th.
BOTH PHONES
QOCXXXXX?OOOCOOC)OOOOOCXXXX Miss A. K. Soukup, Dressmaker.
Special attention given to students.
liaG O St. Auto 1U03.
I THE ELITE
x q ureons barber snops excel all otners
OOOOUQOjVUUUVUUlSJUMJUUVt woau januuj eiy muuum uuu me
best woric assured.
GOVERNESS WANTED
WILLIE VISiTS HIS AUNT
STREETS OF CANTON
If you have dance programs, tickets
i or posters to be printed, go to Mc
1 Voy's, 125 No. 12th St.
I UNION COLLEGE
t TAILORS
Main College
BUILDING
For First Glass Tailor
ing at Low Prloes
tI
Auto, 48 College View
3J
MECHANICAL 8TATUE
THE ARTFUL DODGER
You would not be ashamed to send
a letter written on our new embossed
stationery. The Co-op,
Gregory, the Coal Man
THE SCOUNDREL'S TRICKS
DREAM OF THE RAREBIT FIEND
Lost Tuesday, a gold hatpin, with'
fraternity coat-of-arms. Finder return
to Nebraskan office.
"Farewell, Soldier Boy" j Mt83 pUffer is again able to take
"Just One Word of Consolation" ' csire of one of nor classes, the eight.
Sung by o'clock section of Mathematics II. '
PERSIS GARDNER , Dont 8,)oU n g00(1 Iettei uy UHjng
nonr mi nm- Whn von nun pet n lfhy
Continuous Shows from 1:30 to 5:30 of 8ucn 1retty stntlon,ery so cheap at
and 7:00 to 10:30 p. m. tho Co-op.
UNDERWOOD
VISIBLE TYPEWRITERS
I36 North Eleventh
Bill 348, Autt 388I
Postponed.
The Sophomore class meeting Is
postponed uutll Tuesday at tl;30 a. m.l
It will bo held in Memorial Hall.
Found Fountain pen. Owner may
obtain same by Identifying It and pay-
i lng for this ad at-tho Dally Nebraskan
oiuce.
We .
; Would Like to be Your ' !
Launarymon. i
YULE ERGS, fi
i oo9ooooooooooooooooooooo
Something haw In embossed station
ery. Tho Coop.
SIMMONS
The Printer
3I7 South Twelfth St.
have "h
I TJie ivuns
Do Your Washing
The host place to eat in town is at
Don's Cafe, 114 So., lltlv St. '
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