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Seats Risemd by PImm at Thitia Tim
Days la Advance. Auto 1628. Bill A936.
Evening prices IBo'and 2Bc
Matinees, Wed. and Sat 16c.
Box offlco opens 11 a. m.
LYRIC THEATRE
MATINEE 3 P. M. EVE. 745 & 9t00
PRICES TEN AND TWENTY CENTS
OVERTURE
Roy L. Matson, Musical Director
GRAY & PETERS
' Comedy Bicyclists
ILLUSTRATED SONG
"Roses Bring Back Dreams of You"
JOHN J. WILDE
GEORGE W. STEWART
Mississippi Steamboat Man
C. W. WILLIAMS COMPANY
Ventriloquist
LORAINE MITCHELL.
Singing Comedienne
J. A. MURPHY , L018E WILLARD
In Various Vaudeville Vagaries and
Linguistic Idiosyncracies
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HIGH 8CH00L MEET.
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Hammer Rodewald, F. O. May 17,
1907. Distance, 132 ft. 11 in.
Discus Lundy, S. May 17, 1907.
Distance, 107 ft.
High Jump Dlers, Y. May 11, 1906.
Height, 5 ft. 6 in.
Broad Jump Mead, Y. May 11, 1900.
Distance, 20 ft. 4 in.
Half Mile Relay Omaha High
School. May 17, '0. Time 1:43 2-5.
The officials for today's meet will
be as follows: Dr. R. G. Clapp," referee
and starter; Captain "Workizer, head
judge of finish; F. D. Cornell, Gar
rett, and Dr. Waite, judges of finish;
J. F. Bohler, head timer; George Day
ton and F. A. Phillips, timers; I. P.
Hewitt, head field judge; G. B. Mo
Masters and E. T. Phelps, judges of
pole vault; B. M. Cherrlngton, H.
Rathbone, and R. Burruss, judges of
high and broad jumps; S. Collins, H.
O. Perry and E. Kroeger, judges of
shot and hammer; Jas. Harvey,
Schmidt, Chaloupka and Patten,
judges of discus; S. P. Dobbs, an
nouncer; Penrod, scorer; Van Ors
del, McDonald and Davis, clerks of
the course.
LoBt Paul E. WlBt, fountain pen.
Between University and Fourteenth
and R. Return to NebraBkan office.
Lost Ring set with ruby and dia
monds in library Thursday morning.
Return to Nebraskan office. Reward.
President Butler of Columbia and
Chancellor McCracken of New York
university will lecture in Copenhagen
next fall. They are the first men
chosen in the interchange of lectures
between Denmark and the United
States.
Sixteen hundred dollars in prizes
are being offered at Illinois university
for the best written papers on econom
ic subjects.
Dean Frederick S. Jones of Minno- !
Bota University has boon selected to ,
succeed Henry Park Wright in the
deanshlp of Yale. '
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UNIVER8ITY BULLETIN.
Friday, May 15.
8:00 p. m. Temple Theater.
Y. M. C. A. Minstrel.
Friday, May 16.
All classes excused after ten a. m.
Tuesday, May It;
Memorial Hall Freshman class moot
ing. K
Beckman Bros. Fine shoes, 1107 O. at
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Dr. Hill, Dentist, 233 So. Eleventh.
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Chapln Bros., florists, 137 Bt.,'l2th.
Cameron's lunch counter 128 -Sv12.
Why not take your bath at dirts'
bath house, Eleventh a4 P streets;?
The board of student organizations Clements' photos are tfce best,
at Chicago has decided that in the fu- Rates to students, 129 8o. Eleventh.
ture all student social functions must
close at midnight. Eat at Elams.
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