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OLIVER THEATRE
TONIGHT, THUR8. & THUR8. MAT.
MINNIE DUPREEhn
Th Road to YUrdy
Mat. $1.00 to 25c. Night $1.50 to 50c
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LEW DOCKSTADER
AND HI8 70 MIN8TREL8
Pjce--$1.50 ta 5c
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"FOLLIE8 OF 1907."
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WEEK OF OCTOBER 12
ADVANCED VAUDEVILLE
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Frank Mottyn Kelly & Co.
Jeannie Fletcher, Five Arakl Japs.
Clayton ana Drew.
The Misses Delmore
Maurice B. Cook.
Bissett and 8cott.
Viascope.
EVE., 8:15 Prices 15c, 25c & 50c
MAT-1,000 Seats Lower Floor &
Balcony 15c; 300 Reserved 25c.
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WEEK OF OCTOBER 12
THE HOME OF NOVELTY
10o ALL 8EAT8 10c
Mats. 2:00 to 5:00; Eve. 7:30 to 9
Last Week
VAUDEVILLE PICTURES
FULTON 8TOCK CO.
Beginning
MONDAY, OCTOBER 19
Opening In
" The Devil "
Don't forgot.
Everybody out.
Team leaves nt 6 p. m.
Be at Burlington Station.
C. H. Prey, florlBt, 1133 O SL
Subscribe for the Nebraskan.
Quizzee are being hold in Botany 1
this week.
Beckman Bros. Pine shoes. 1107
O street.
t D. Wright, 1903, is visiting at Al
pha Thota Chi house.
Cameron's lunch counter, 123 So.
Twelfth.
Tickets for students at the Minneso
ta game Saturday will cost fifty cents.
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Chapih BroB, florists, 127 So. Thir
teen thj
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Dr. Chas. Youngblut, dentist, 202
Burr block.
O. N. Mun, ex-1908, Is at present
recuperating his nealth at BellinghafiTT
Wash.
Why not take your bath at Chris'
bath h.ouse, Eleventh and P streets?
Senator Beverldge, of Indiana, will
deliver a political speech at the audi
torium this evening.
Have your clothes pressed at
Weber's Sultorlum. Cor. 11th and O.
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The seniors will meet in Memorial
hall this morning at 11:30 o'clock, to
complete the election of officers.
J. Q. Hossack linn Just returned from
registering for South Dakota land. He
says he is sure of getting a farm.
Green's barber shops, The Club
the Burlington depot this, evening to
Bee tho team lonvo for Minneapolis,
and to holp givo tho CornhtiBkors a
roiislng Bend-off.
Senior prom E. B. Drako, and J. P.
Coupe. Pin committeo Sidnoy Evans.
Intor-class athletic board C. J. Wan
gereln, and L. C. Hummel. Play com
mittee Helon Gray.
Tho third yoar law Btudents have
not been handing in tholr casoB as
fast as tho professors desire and It is
considered ndvisnblo that porno ofrtbo
cnBes be hurried In.
It 1b Intended Saturday to perfect
a further organization of tho practlco
courts in the law school. Tho justice
courts have not yet been organlzod
and they will bo formed soon.
The Cornhusker edltorB in giving
out a list of tho staff appointments for
the nnnual, Tuesday, omitted the namo
of Vally White. It should havo been
Included with tho 1910 assistants.
Albert Aron, ono of last year's fol
lows in the German department, has
a fellowship In tho University of Wis
consin. He writes that ho 1b exceed
ingly well pleased with tho Badger in
stitution. George Wendovor, ex-1910, was in
Lincoln yesterday on business. M,r.
Wendovor " may conclude to enter
school the second semester. He 1b
taking examinations to enter the gov
ernment hospital service.
All loyal students are going to wear
scarlet .and cream colors and carry a
megaphone to the Burlington depot
this afternoon to make the Nebraska.
team feel that the entire school Is be
hind them in thiB great struggle
against Minnesota.
The Union Literary society has
voted unanimously to grant the ubo of
their hall for the Nebraska Teachers'
association meeting. This action was
taken because of the need of rooms by
the teachers' association and a de
sire to accommodate the teachers,
many of whom are old Unions.
Some of tho students who are going
to Minnesota with the excursion to
morrow evening, are trying to charter
ELITE
1329 "O" 8treet.
ELITE II
1330 "0" Street. ,
LATE8T AND BE8T
Moving Pictures
IN THE CITY.
The Management extends a cordial
Invitation of every University
of Nebraska student.
ADMI88ION 5 CENT8.
Change of Program Mon. and Thur.
oAhy Way You
Look at if
WE SAVE YOU MONEY
Shlrtt So U I0i
Collars l-2t
Cuffs, Pair 5.
Let Us Do Your Woih
MERCHANTS LAUNDRY
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Come in and see our fancy vests. Just what
you want. Nothing newer nothing better.
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Freshmen will do woll'td patron
ize those who advertise In the Nebras
kan. .They want your trade and will
' treat you, right The others don't'
care for your businesi.
house and Colo-McKenna, 1132 O.
That's all.
The sophomore class will meet at
11:30 Tuesday, October 27, to elect
vice-president, secretary and treasurer.
Professor G. L. Taylor is still con
fined to his home, with sicknesB. He
will not be able to meet his classes for
two weeks.
Mother's Dining Hall. Good home
cooking. Prices from one cent up.
308 So. Eleventh St.
John Agee, a former university stu
dent, has entered the law school of
George Washington University Wash
ington, D. C.
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The following additions are made
to the list of appointments given out,
Tuesday by President Matteson of
the senior class:
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Harrifeon of At
chison, Kan., visited Registrar Harri
son last 'Tuesday. Mr, Harrison Is a
brother of tho registrar.
Coaches Cole and Elliott, and Man-'
ager Eager will accompany the team
to Minneapolis thiB evening. Coach
Borg will not make the trip.
John Ridel, ex-1910, who has been
traveling for a dry goods firm during
the summer, was in Lincoln yesterday.
He may decide to enter school tho
second semester.
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The cadets and band WlI march, to
a Bleeping car which they Intend to oc
cupy on the trip to and while in Minne
apolis. This scheme will save them
their bills at the hotels for lodging
and will enable them jib make the rip
a comparatively inexpensive ono. The
cost to each manfor a birth In the
sleeper will be fcl.85. The boys who
are getting up the enterprise live at
1208 S street across from tho gymna
sium where they may be seen be
tween the hours of 11:00 and 1:00 today.
There is such a school and every person
should take advantage of it and learn all
they can about proper footwear. There
is the good and bad shape, the poor and
perfect workmanship. Let us demonstrate
to y?u,the value of knowing proper shoes.
Attend our School of Footwear1 we dem
onstrate with nothing but Superior Qualities.
$3.50 is the price of a Superior Quality
Foot Ball Shoe we have on sale.
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MAYER BROS
Head to Foot Clothiers
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UNIVERSITY BULLETIN.
OCTOBER.
Thursday 15 Convocation, Mrs. Si
lence Dale Knapp.
Thursday 15 Football team leaves for
Minneapolis over Burlington, at
6:00 p. m.
Saturday, 17. Y. M. C. A. supper at
St. Paul's church.
Saturday 17 7:00 a. m., Senior break
fast. Evening Y. M. C. A. Supper at St.
Paul's church.
Tuesday 20 Convocation, Dean Chas;
E. Fordyce, "The Teachers' Col
lege.". Saturday 24 Junior Informal at the
Temple. Admission 75 cents. '
Wednesday 28 Dramatic Club Tryout
.Engineering Society meeting In the
Temple.
CHICKEN POT-PIE
FIRST Y. Al C. A. SUPPER
& Saturday, October 1 7th.
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g Admission 20 cents 6:00-8:00 P. M.
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KAN8A8 FRE8HMEN TOO FRE8H.
Freshmen and sophs at Michigan
had quite a number of "scraps" early
Wednesday morning, the sophomores
being the victors in the long run. The
freshmen .were painted, and after hav
ing flashlight picture taken of the
bunch, were ducked In a large tank
near the campus. The class hostilities
wero called off Thursday night in or
der to give the students a rest pre
paratory to the final struggle on Frl
day night.
Upper Classmen Will Enforce Rules
to' Hold Down" New Ones.
That the K. U." freshmen are be
coming too fresh seems to bo the con
clualotwirrlved at by the upper class
men of the -university At a mass
meeting of the older students last
week a set of ten rules was adopted,
Which they say will .be rigidly en
forced. Chancellor Strong, -In a state
ment concerning the rujes said:
"If tho upper classmen are In earn
est and will play fair and not allow It
to run Into petty persecution, I should
think the plan might be a good thing.
But It must bo perfectly open and In
the hands of responsible upper class
men." The rules adopted are as follows:
Be It hereby decreed and ordained
that from .this day and date all fresh
men be- compelled to live up to the,
following rules and regulations, as pre
scribed ,by the council of upper-classmen
of tho University of Kansas, to
wlt: Rule 1. After .October 15, every
freshman shall wear a light green
skull cap with a bright red button
not less than 1 1-2 Inches in diameter,
every day In the week except Sunday
Rule 2. The use of tobacco In any
form is absolutely forbidden on the
campus.
Rule 3. Freshmen shall tip their
hats to faculty members, touch their
caps to seniors, give up their seats
and make room for upnorclaSBmen
on every occasion.
Rule 4. All freshmen -muBt attf&rra
chapel every; day and sit in tho gal
lery. - ."."""
Rule 5. High school pins will jxot bo
tolerated on the person of any fresh
man
Rule 6. Freshmen must attend all
student- celebrations.
. Rule 7. Freshmen are supposed to
be In their rooms by 10:30 o'clock, p.
m.
Rule 8. Freshmen Stinkers -will be
called up beore the student council
and dealt with in a severe and effec
tive manner.
Rule 9. No freBhman must be seen
in the company of a co-ed on the cam
pus. '
Rule 10. Freshmen are warned to
conduct themselves in a meek and' un
assuming manner, as befits one of
their station,
The student council of Tipper class
men has unlimited, power to Inflict
punishment on any violator of the
above rules.
The Daily Minnesotaa staff has ac
cepted the challenge of the Gopher
Mag. people to a football game to 1m
played in the near future. If North
rop Field can be secured it will be the
scene of the conflict. The Dallies will .
make known their terms soon. The
football game between the two: sets of
scribes bids fair to become aa aaawal
affair- Last year the Clnphsfltjig's
wrested the victory frei tlie Daily
men after a 'meet exciting game.
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