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Oliver Theatre
P UUn T TONIGHT, 8:15
BEN HENDRICKS
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EVE., 75 to 25c. MAT., 25 and 10c.
ft
MONDAY NIGHT, FEB. 24.
"Painting the Town"
WED. MAT. & EVE., FEB. 26.
FLORENCE GEAR
IN
"Cupid At Vassar"
.LYRIC THEATRE
MATINEE 3 P. M. EVE. 7t45 it 9:00
PRICES TEN AND TWENTY CENTS
ILLUSTRATED 80NG
"Any Old Time at All."
G. HERBERT MITCHELL
i Operatic Baritone and Monologist
JIM RUTHERFORD & CO.
Presenting "Half-back Hank"
EDDIE MOORE
O-I-Ken-Do-Er
R08E ROYAL
And Her $10,000 Statue Horse
MAJESTIC
Wiek tmienclng Monday, Feb. 17
- FULTON STOCK CO.
IN
A Fresh, Broozy and Windy Com
edy in 8 gusts
TOM, DICK
and HARRY
Evening price's 15c and 25c
Matinees, Wod. and Sat 15c
boats reavd, Box ofHco opons 11 a. m.
uTuumu nnurtMo i
Knockabout Comedy Cyclists
KAN8A8 WIN8 ONE.
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Rah" with invigorating effect. The
CornhUBkers took a remarkable brace
and for a while it looked as It they
would overcome the lead of seven
points and -snatch the game from the
fire. The brace came a trifle too late,
however, for the Jayhawkers were
Still two "points In the lead when the
final whistle blew.
The Kansas tenm conies to Lincoln
flushed with the remembranco of re
cent victories and stinging from the
two defeats they have already suf
fered this season at Nebraskas hands.
Last evening's game inakes the sev
enth game they have played on the
present trip and it Is also the sixth
victory thoy have won. The games
they have played on this trip are:
K. U., 34; Kansas City Athletic
Club,- 32.
K. U., 3G; Warrensburg Normal, 16.
K. U., 30; Missouri, 19.
K. U., 26; Missouri, 22.
K. U., 17; Des Moines Y. M. C. A.,
34.
K. U., 53; Ames, 35.
K. U., 28; Nebraska, 26.
Tonights gam5 promises to be even
more exciting and fiercely contested,
if possible, than was the game last
evening. If Nebraska wins It she
will have a clear title to the MlssoupL
Valley championship, while If Kansas
wins the two schools will have won
two games apiece and the honor will
have to be divided between them.
An informal dance will be given in
the Armory after the game in honor
of the visiting players and a largo
attendance Is anticipated.
Score.
Nebraska. P.O. F. Total
Perry 1 . . 2
P Bell
Walsh 4 10 18
Burrus 2 . . 4
D. Bell 1 .. 2
Wood
The Harvard Medical School
With tho completion of tho new buildings, which woro dedicated Sep
tember 25th, 190G, this school now has facilities find equipment for teach
ing and research In tho various branches of mcdlclno probably unequalod
In this country. Of tuo,flvo buildings, four aro .do voted entirely to lab
oratory teaching and research. NumoroiiB hospitals afford abundant op
portunities for clinical Instruction in mcdlclno and surgery.
COURSE FOR THE DEGREE OF M. D.
A four years' course open to bachelors of arts, lltoraturo, philosophy
or science, and to persons of equivalent standing, leads to tho degreo of M.
D. Tho studies of tho fourth year are wholly clcctlvo; thoy Includo labora
tory subjects, genornl modlcino, gcnoinl surgory and tho spoclal clinical
branches.
Tho next school year extends from October. 1, 1008, to Juno 24, 1009.
The diploma of University of Nebraska Is accepted for admission.
For detailed announcement and catalogue address
HARVARD MEDICAL SCHOOL, Boston, Matt.
8CHOOL OF MU8IC.
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AUTO 3634 - BELL A634
DR.J.R. DAVIS
DENTIST
Ofiico hours 0 to 5. Sundays 10 to ll.
SPECIAL KATE TO STUDENTS
Over Bank of Commerce, 18th & O.Sta.
THE 'UNI' SMOKE HOUSE
Welcomes; all students and invites you
to enjoy our 8moklng and Reading
Room, It's a pleasure to please. Try
us.
"UNI" SMOKE HOU8E.
1132 O 8TREET
UNIVERSITY JEWELER fc. QPTICIAN
C. A. fucker
JEWELER ,
Dr.S.S.Shean
OPTICIAN
IHII STREET, YELLOW FIMT
Vm aTaltaaasiai "liMaa
Totals 8
10
26
Kansas. F. G. F. Total
W. Miller 3 .. 6
Woodward 2 10 14
Bergen 1 . . 2
McCuno 3 . . 6
M. Miller
Totals 9 10 28
Substitute for Perry in tho second
half.
Referee Bohler.
Scorer Ritchie.
Second Concert by Orchestra Monday
Evening, February 24.
The School of Music Orches'tra will
give a concert In tho Temple, Mon
day evening, February 24, under the
dlrectlpn of Carl Steckleberg. The
program is as follows:
Symphony In C Major, with Fugue
Finale, "Jupiter" Mozart
Allegro vivace
Andante cantablle
MInuetto: Allegro: Trio
Finale, Allegro molto
Nuptial Suite Wilson
Romance
Bridal Procession
Blue Danube Waltz Strauss
Peer Gynt Suite, Op. 46 Grieg
The Morning
Ase's Death
Anltra's Dance
In the Hall of tho Moun
tain King
K. U. HAS 2,000 8TUDENT8.
We're now located in the most
beautiful store in the west.
We handle the finest
HOT PRINKS
in the city. Come in and
try them.
Lincoln Candy Kitchen
f 4th and O So. west Corner
The Goal for Which Its Friends Have
Been Striving Reached.
The enrollment at the University of
Kansas passed the 2,000 mark late yes
terday afternoon and at noon today
stood at 2,013, says a Lawrence dis
patch of February 11. This excludes
all duplicate registrations atfd repre
sents the Actual enrollment at the uni
versity. Henry H. Miller of Fort Scott,
a Junior In the engineering school,
was tho 2,000th student to enroll. The
registration was going on rapidly this
morning and before the second semes
ter enrollment Is In, the total will be
around 2,050, Registrar predicts.
The KEY to SUCCESS Is-
a BUSINESS EDUCATION
Get that education
at ike
Lincoln
College
A Practical Scfcioi. 13th & P Sts.
The best place to eat In town Is at
Dons Cafe 114 So. Eleventh street.
HUYLER'9
Chocolates and
Bon Efon.
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TIm JDnif CutUrw
Crawford & Zehrung
Lessees
Return Engagement TU8Stlay Night, Mch. 3-Return Engagement
Mr. Henry W. Savage Offers His
English Grand Opera Company
THE
OPERATIC
SENSATION
OR TWO
C'NTINENTS
AND ORCHESTRA
Especially organized for iheae representations
IN THE ORIGINAL NEW YORK PRODUCTION OF
"Madam Butterfly"
A Japanass Opara In 3 Acts
Mv$tc by GIACOMO PUCCINI, author of "La Bohcme" "Tosca," "Manon Lcscaut," Etc.
Ftundid tn tht Wtrks tf JOHN LUTHER LQNQ ant DAVID IEUSC0
Symphony Orchestra of Fifty
SEAT SALE SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 29
Hex Seals S3 ; . Lower Fleer II wk $2.50 ; lalcony $2 ant $1.50
Gallery $1.00. (He mail orders accepted fer gallery seals.)
Mail orders with remittances now. being received. , ;
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