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THE DAILY NE3RASKAN
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OLIVER THEATRE
MAY ROB50N
In "The Rejuvenation of Aunt Mry"
PRICE8 $1.50 to 60c.
WHY GIRLS LEAvTTlOME
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OCT. 14-15
The Road to Yesterday
WITH MINNIE DUPREE
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WEEK Of OCTOBER 5
The Popular Home of Vaudeville,
Always Feature Bills. Com
pare Them and See for
Yourselves.
Engagement Extraordinary
FOUR BARD BROTHERS
America's Greatest Gymnasts
DEL C08TA QUARTETTE
Operatic and Popular Selections
myles McCarthy &. co.
in
"the race tout'8 dream"
Harry Walters
The Hebrew Jester
SPERRY AND RAY
Present
BILLY AND THE GIRL
MARK JOHN80N
That Funny Messenger Boy
TEN PICKANINNIE8
MAJE8TIC 0RCHE8TRA
Mats., Tues., Thurs. and Sat., 2:15
1,000 Seats on Lower Floor and Bal
cony, 15c; 300 Reserved at 25c.
Eve., 8:15 Prices, 15c, 25c and 50c
WEEK OF OCTOBER 5
Extra Vaudeville Attractions
MISS EL8IE GRE8HAM
8upPorted by
E. ALLEN MARTIN -
(Late of the Martin 8tock Co.)
In
"QUIET LIFE"
JUGGLING -BANNAN8
In a Wonderful and Bewildering
Act
MR. JACK WILD
Singing
"O'BRIEN HA8 NO PLACE TO
GO.J'
Positively First Appearance of
POCAHONTA8
A Child of the Forest
FORE8T TO FIRE8IDE
An Interesting Topical Production
SMOKED HU8BAND
The Outcorpe of Jealousy
THE GAMBLER'S NIGHTMARE
Intensely Dramatic
LYRIC ORCHE8TRA
10c ALL 8EAT8. 10c
Mats. 2 to 5. Eve, 7:30 to 9.
ELITE
1329 J'O" Street.
ELITE II
1330 "O" Street.
LATEST AND IEST
Moving Pictuns
IN.THfc CITY.
The M&nagement 'extends a .cordial
Invitation of every Unlveraity
of Nebraska student.
r ADMI88ION 5 CENTS.
Change of Program Men. and Thur.
Madam Macanda
in
Grand Opera Concert
AT
University Temple Theatre
October JO and J 2
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Reseryfd Tickets 75c $1.00 & $J,50
RejWvedat G. At Crancets ,
Campus
Gleanings
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C. H. Frey, florlBt, 1133 O St.
Cameron's lunch counter, 123 So.
Twelfth.
A. O. Rltter, of Purdue, Ih visiting nt
the Acndia house.
Beckmnn Bros. Fine shoes. 1107
O street.
John E. Lowe, Inw, IMS, was a cam
pus visitor Tuesdny.
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Chapln Bros, florlBts, 127 So. Thir
teenth. Grinnell vs. Nebraska at Antelope
Park Saturday afternoon.
Dr. Chns. Youngblut. dentist, 202
Burr block.
Green'B barber shops, The Club
house and Cole-McKenna, 1132 O.
Thnfs all.
The freshman meeting for the elec
tion of officers will not be held until
week after next.
A swell line of fraternity paper nt
340 North Eleventh Btreet.
if you want to see the doglest $3.50
and $4.00 shoes you ever looked nt
drop In nt Sanderson's.
Mother's Dining Hall. Good' home
cooking. Prices from ono cent up.
308 So. Eleventh St.
Will Fnuinelton, ex-19(K, of Chicago,
is visiting with his fraternity brothers
nt the Phi Gamma house.
A complete line of pennnnts at the
University Book Store.
The engineering Bociety will be en
tertained at a Binoker at the Alphu
Theta Chi house Saturday evening.
Laura G. Bullock, 1904, was mai
l ie4l Tuesday to Edmond P. Stoddard.
The couple will be at home at Auburn
after November 15. ;
George Miller, luw.'tiKH, left Sun
day, for Gerlng, South Dnkotn to reg-
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See our new line of special values in one dollar
amirs., voai smri currs airacnea or cuitb uemciieu. &
RULK,
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later fdr tho lnnd drawing and may de
cide to locate there.
New fraternity paper In. 340 North
Eleventh street.
The KomenBky club will meet Mon
day o oning at 7:30 o'clock In the mu
sic hall of he Templo. Thero will be
an election or dfllcerB.
Down at Purdue the two-year men
carrioc off tho historic tank-acrap,
tying up the plebes and hoisting the
1910 numerals In thirty minutes.
'
Miss Flora Elizabeth Maine and Dr.
George . Hansen, former university
students, were married Tuesday evn
lng. They will reside at Panama.
Down at Wesleyan they call the co
eds quail, while nt Chicago they call
the quail co-eds. College students are
very disrespectful. Colorado Silver
and Gold.
Anatomy hall at tho University of
Minnesota was destroyed by Are
Monday night. The fire Ih supposed
to have started from defective elec
tric wiring. The toss- was $16,000.
.
Chicago Is bewailing the fact that
only thirty-five football men of Inter
Yaralty experience have so far report
ed, Of course, If. the bunch won't do
at, all, we would be glad to relieve
tiem. Colorado Sliver and Gold.
Martin' ShalletibqrguV. a former Ne
braska student, who has been attend
ing the 'H., .Cook ..barrack school has
I, been appointed by Provident Roosevelt
a second lloutonant in tho .'-egulnr
sorvlco.
Lost Conklin Bolf-fllllng pen. Ro
turn to Nobraaknn office
During tho Inst week of August tho
Chinese students of the United States
held n conference at Ashburnham,
Mast)., with an attendance of 125 men
and nine women. Minister VVu made
the principal addresB.
A civil sorvlco examination I or the
position of Inw oxamlner in the fores
try service 1b announced. Tho milnry
rnngoB from $1,200 to $1,800. Particu
lars aro poBted on tho bulletin board
in the Inw college.
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Pnul Bell, 190S, who hau Deon visit
ing nt home for a Jew divn left laBt
nl;ht for ColMnB, Colorado, whore ho
haB the state ngonrv of the Bankei's
I.lln insurance com pan v, of Des
MoiWK
Hove your clotnos pressed at
Weber's Suttorlum. Cor. 11th and O.
The University Bryan and Korn
club will hold a meeting in the music
hall of the Tom pi o this evening at 7:30
o'clock. Frederick Shoperd, president
of the Lincoln Bryan Club, and Judge
A. S. Tlbbets, will mako addresses.
Tho University of Minnesota ha?
bent for twenty copies of Dr. Bessoy
Synopsis of Plnnt Phylas to be used
at a text book. The book was origin
ally compiled for Dr. Beasey'B con
venience and was not intended as n
text book.
Wanted Student to do stenographic
work. Call 205 Administration build
ing. E. E. Astln, law, 1910, returned
Tuesday from O'Neill, whore he regis
tered for the Rosebud agency lnnd
drawing. Astln reports that a big
rush Is on in thnt section of tho stato,
C.000 people having registered so far
The hotels and railroads are unable
to handle the crowds. The tola' regis
tration is estimated will be over 200,-
000.
Freshmen will do well to patron
ize those who advertise In tho Nebras
kan. They want your trade and will
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treat you right The others don't
care for your business.
Tho non-commissioned officers of
the "batalllon held a business booting
Tuesday evening and made prelimin
ary arrangements for their annual
"non-com hop." Val White, first ser
geant of Co. D, was elected chairman
of tho hop committee, and A. Schmidt,
first sergeant of Company C, was
chosen master of ceremonies. Tho
hop will take place about tho fifteenth
of January.
A new v.cuum system Is being in
stalled In the physics building. Ow
ing to serious leaks which were dis
covered In the -former plant, It Is be
ing replaced by a new system of lead
piping which will cover the lower
doors and the lecture room. The
vacuum pump which will be used Is
Intended to pump 1-5000 of a milli
meter pressure. The .system is to be
employed in the research, lecture and
experimental work of the department.
The mid-week meeting of tho Y. M.
C. A. took place at the association
rooms in. the Temple last night. The
meeting was in the form of a Cas
cade rally and wan led by H. C.
Hough. Different topics of interest
were taken and talked on, by men
who were there as follows; "Thp
Morning Watch," E. H. Jorgensen;
"Fellowship," E. P. Guldlnger;- "Per
sonal Work,'' F H. Iteinsch; "Sports,"
h. B. Temple; "Influence of Sur
roundings," if. It4 Ball. In spite of
threatening weather, " the attendahde
was very satisfactory,
STUDENTS!
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your ad in the Daily Nebraskan. Will you
do it? Thank you.
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