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AMATEUR PLAY.
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delivered to E. Miller. In the mean
time Frlederlko's lover arrives at tho
same hotel, Ignorant of Frlederlke'H
prosence, and attempts to buy a kiss
from Hannchen, who Is a stranger to
him.
Act. 2 E. Miller, a young clergy
man, roads 4ho lettor, Is persuaded to
go to the hotel by nls landlady, Frau
Schraubo, and recolves Instructions
from her Jn the art of love making.
Act 3 The clergyman appllos his
instructions; hd, and later tho young
lawyer, Mueller, are concealed from
Mr. Forstbach. Mlllor is discovered
and the denouement follows.
GREEK ROOTS AND GRASS ROOT8
A Kansan Wants Agriculture Taught
In the Public Schools.
The director of the Kansas experi
ment station at Hays, C. W. Burkctt,
believes that agriculture should be
taught In the public schools. He de
clares that there is Just as much
knowledge, just as much thought, just
ay much Inspiration to be derived
from the Btudy of soils, plants nnd
animals as there Is In the Btudy of
foreign rulers, countries and activi
ties. Ho adds: "Personally, I be
lieve that clover and alfalfa roots are
jr.wt as divine us Greek or Latin
roots, and that tho old hen is more
worthy of study than Borne of the
wicked men of destroyed nations."
From every source comes the infor
mation that there is a great treat In
store for the public on March 4,G. and
7, at the Temple in the Power's Illus
trated lectures. Professor Dann says
of him: "Professor Powers has the
rare gift of seizing tho essential thing
In a work of art and making it clear
to his audience. Especially doeB this
ability to reveal hidden meanings
come out in his lectures on Michel
angelo. For most of us, tho great ar
tist, solitary, silent, and profound,
needs Just such an interpreter as Pro
fessor PoworS." Great credit is due
tho Nebraska Art. Association for
bringing Dr. Powers here. Tickets are
one dollar for the three lectures and
may bo had at the Co-op and Universi
ty book stores. Reserved seats at Crnn
cor's and Porter's.
Biological Specimens to Baker U.
K. F. Monahan, Instructor in zool
ogy in Baker universlty and W. D
Green, class of 1907, have returned
from u trip to the Northwest, whero
tlu-y have been collecting mammals,
birds, plants and Insects for the mu
seum of natural history. The expedi
tion wus sent out last May. A fine
group of large anlnialB, such as bears,
doer, wolves, mountain goats and
mountain lions, were brought in.
'Ihis Is the first of u series of similar
expeditions which Prof. Parmenter is
planning to send out.
Clements' nliotOB are tho best
Rales to students. 129 So. Eleventh..
J. E. Okay, law, after a serious Ill
ness, has resumed his studies again. .
Marshall, students' barber. Corner
Thirteenth and O under Famous.
The Dramatlc-eiub of California is
to present "The Winter's Tale."
Hayden, photographer, special rates
to students. 1127 0 Btreet.
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Go to 'Mrs. J. C. Bell, hairdresser,
for chiropody.
Coat and vest of a $75 dress suit at
a "snap." Room 3, 1339 O St.
Try Francis Bros.' restaurant, 1020 P
Beckman Bros. Fine shoes, 1107 O.st.
Cameron's lunch counter 123 So. 12.
C. H. Frey, florist, 1133 O St.
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