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CATERER "Tommy," at Mjllor &
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Returns From Trip.
E. E. Blackmail of the Historical
Society has returned from an explor
ing trip lasting spvoral days. In tho
vicinity of Carlo, Nebraska, an Indian
mound was recently discovered, and,
considerable Interest being aroused,
Mr. Blackmail was urgently asked to
come. Accompanied by throo buggy
loads of people, ho visited the mound,
which lies on tho summit of one of
tho highest hills,' and excavated to a
depth of about six feet. Tho result,
however, . was somewhat disappoint
ing; it was found to be a lone burial,
of comparatively recent date, probably
1872 oi 1873. The bones, which aro
but. fairly well preserved, are thoso of
an Indian who probably died on a
hunt, and one whom his companions
burled at their evening camp without
over taking to the general burying
ground.
A large , mounted globe has been
sent by Mr. Samuel Hill to tho Uni'
verslty in the care of the Chancellor
for use in his lecture tomorrow even
ing. Ed. Manning, prominent In Univer
sity athletics a couple of years ago,
was visiting among old frlonds on the
campus yesterday. Mr. Manning has
been working in Old Mexico.
and 7:00 to 10:30 p. m.
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The University Journal does not ap
pear at the beginning of this month
as usual, but will come out the twen
tieth, owing to tho fact that tho next
and last issue of the semester Is to be
made an alumni number. This num
ber will be edited by Irving S. Cutter,
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8 .117.18-21 No. 13th 81. 8
Yale sentiment Is against Rhodes
scholars competing for Oxford In the
coming Yalo-Harvard-Cambrldge-Ox-ford
meet. Professor Phelps has writ
ten Allan M. Stephens, a former Yale
athlete now at Oxford, asking him not
to compete.
Lost An "Eastern. Star" pin on
campus, between Y. V. rooms and the
Library. Finder return to Nebraskan
ofilce.
UNIVERSITY BULLETIN.
May.
"Wednesday, 8. f
Athletic Board election.
Thursday, -9.
Samuel Hill, "Transportation." Mem.
Hall, 5 p. m.
English Club meets,. A. T. X. "house,
2548 Q street.
Y. W. C. A. musical program, 5 p.
m.
Laws vs.'Wesleyan. Baseball. Uni.
Place. -
Forest Club meets. N. 105, at 8 p.
m. Professor Barbour speaks.
Friday, 10.
Company B Hop.
Junior Program, Convocation.
Freshmen me'et, 12 m. Mem. Hall.
Saturday, li.
Last Y. M. C. A. Supper. St. Paul's
Church.
Minnesota-Nebraska meet at Minne
apolis. Missouri Valley track" meet, 2 p. m.
Campus.
GIrlV Gym. party, 8 p. ra, Mem.
Hall.
Friday, 17.
Dean L. A.. Sherman, f'TurgIneff," at
Convocation.
Sophomore party, Fraternity Hall.
Friday, 24.
Professor George D, Ayers7 "Charles
. 0umner," at Convocation.
Pan- Hellenic. Hop. r Auditorium.
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Hqn. Albert W.' Watkins,; "Lincoln
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