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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 17, 1908)
WCJM - ?;T'-ytr 1a -- " f r, THE DAILY NEBRASKAN 'A tit- ' i ..' i. ; TO THE STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA Gentlemen; V We have just received word from Messrs. A. B. Kirchhaum & Company, of Philadelphia, proprietors of the largest and best equipped tailoring establishment in the world, that they are sending copies of their new fall fashion publication to all the young men enrolled in the University this year. ,,y It is our privilege to represent Messrs. A. B. Kirschbaum & Company in Lincoln. We have recently received from them a large selection of the handsomest, the most stylish and most durable student's suits and overcoats ever offered to careful dressers in this city. We are confident you will admire the garments illustrated in the book which should have reached you by this time. We KNOW you will like the suits and overcoats we have selected for you. The prices are as attractive as the clothes. We shall be very glad to have you stop in and examine the offerings whether you want to ' buy anything or not. It will always afford us a great deal of pleasure to be of .service to you in any way possible. Very truly yours, PALACE CLOTHING COMPANY. yJV DR. J. R. DAVIS DENTIST CHARGES REASONABLE Qtir kik tf CMMm THE UNI SMOKE HOUSE WoloomoH all Btttdonta, d n mnrc and Bllvor Lottor BBB PIPES BHagf' UNI SMOKE HOUSE 11033 O Btroot SSSfiwc .M un.C kUKWKKXai.: ltt5: Z49J &Of S?irO 196 ?0MlM ITONE AND PIT, psr iA CINCINNATI ;; ' Cut Price SHOE STORE f AND' f Eltitrlt JhM Rtfialr Faittry y Saves Yov I i TIME-AND-iOHEY r 1220 0Strt brnsUnn staff, nro at Minneapolis with the rootor8. J. Stewart Elliot leaves today for an ovor-Sundny vIbU nt.poatrlco. Have your clothes pressed at Weber's Sultor'lum. Cor. 11th and O. Why riot take your bath at Chris bath houso, Eleventh and P streets? Or eon's barber shops, .The Club house and Colo-McKenna, 1132 O. That's all. Mothor's Dining Hall. Good home cooking. Prices from qne cent up. 308 So. Elevonth St Y. M. C. A. Supper at St. Paul's tonight. Chicken pot-plo. Dr. Payne cooks It. - Clem Wnldron, 1906, who is asso ciated with an Omaha law firm, was In the city yesterday. Dr. BeBsoy is now commencing his lectures pn the .history of botany bo fore the Botany 1 class. W. T. March, ex-law 1910, was mar ried at AvQca, la., last Sunday to Miss Shirley LoFober of Council Bluffs, la. Math seminar met Thursday oven lng in M. 302 and was treated to an interesting discussion by Profes sors Engberg and Brenko. Mrs. Jack Clark, nee Mtes Joyce Broady, of Choyeno, Wyo., is in tho city to attend tho funoral of her father, Judge Broady. In a lottor from H. D. Young, 1908, he says he is getting along flno in Ar kansas, whore he is assistant chemist in the experiment station. - The examination questions for tho second semester of 1907-1908 In tho college of law have been bound and can bo secured from the law librarian. Rules of practice and', all other In formation relative to , the practice courts can be had at DeaCostlgan's office In U, 310 in printed form. . , w Nebraska vs. Mlpnesota on ..North rop field today. Bulletins at Star of fice apd at Nebraska Telephone com pany 'office, ' Mr. Elmer E.'Brackett has been an Instructor at the University of' Penn sylvania for the last two years and has been making a succoss of his work. The engineering society is making arrangements to bring to Lincoln within tho .next month an engineer of national repute to speak bofore tho Boclely. Lloyd Harris, ex-1909, leaves today for a vlBlt of several months in old Moxlco. Mr. Harris expects to com monco tho socond semester's work at tho university. Fred UpBon, who took his master's degree hero last year, wrltOB Dr. Avery that ho has Just commenced work on his thoBla for a doctor's degree under Dr. Nof, at tho University of Chicago. ... Seventy-five extra men aro wanted for the production of Bon Hur. . All those '-wishing to npply should do so Friday afternoon or Saturday morn ing nt tho Oliver stage entrance. Mr. Adolph Shane, 1901, who has been assistant professor In electrical engineering at Ames, has recently been advanced to the position of as sociate professor In tho same, institu tion. The university has the rnost ex,ten slvo collection of plants to bo found In the middle west. Tho herbarium contains over 10,000 specimens of Ne braska flowering plants alone, besides collections from practically all lands on the globo. University friends of Edwin Curtis and Scena Hansen, both graduates of tho university have just learned of their marriage. The groom is county superintendent of Adams county and tho couple will make their home in Hastings. Tho marriage was colo brated last Saturday night. The comet in the northern sky is still getting brighter and is now vlsiblo in an ordinary field glass. It now lies about fifteen decrees north of tho bright star Vego. Tho observatory will bo open for a view of it' in the near future, but just now tho tele scope is fn use every clear evening for clasB work. Dr, Hap.eman. of Mlhden, Nebraska, was at the university Friday. Dr. Hapeman Is a botanist of wide reputa tion and has collected many plants for the university herbarium. He has but recently returned from the (Hawaiian. Islands, whore" he has been collecting many of tho plants found' there. "While at the university he Identified and compared his material with .that to bo foivnd in the university herbarium. 8PEAK8 TO 8TUDENT8. (Continued from Pago 1) posits. It has had a wonderful in fluence in stilling the fear of tho peo ple. When tho wave of fear swept tho country last fall the action of tho banks in closing tholr doors so .far as practical considerations wore con cerned had a far-reaching effect in preventing the evils of a panic. "I nm not in favor of tho postal sav ings bank. Tho United States bank ing Bystem is tho only independent banking systom in tho world and It has done more than any other banking system In tho world. The development of Canada has undoubtedly been kept back by tho financial system in force there. I am opposed to anything which would Injure this banking Bys tem "I do not stand alone In my advocacy of government guarantee of bank de posits. Some of the most careful and conservative bankers of this state are behind me in this position. Not a Politician. "I really am not a politician for I have got to believe a thing -before I can Bay It. I bolievo that there aro vi tal Issues Involved In this campaign and I believe that under Mr. Bryan this state would go forward in leaps and bounds to greater prosperity than it has ever known before. Below tho surface there aro differences between the two parties Ayhlch tho average per son does nof understand. . I am not parrow enough to bellevo that the election of any one candldatevill stop tho progress; of this nation. I believe, however, J that Mr. Bryan stands for the mass of tho people and that his election would be the triumph of their cause." THE FRATS BEGIN RU8HING MEN. Season Opened With Stunts at Each of Eleven Fraternity Houses. Smokers ,at the eleven fraternity chapter housoB signaled tho opening of tho rushing season last night. From now on until after tho mid-semester examinations, the promising freshlo will be the object of much attention from the fraternity men. On Satur day, November 25, the first pledges of first year men will be made. As Van ( indication that the present freshman class is one of exceptional promise, fully eighty first year men were entertained at the different fra ternity houses last night. Tho en tertainment varied somewhat, but was along the usual lino of a genial infor mal time. i Tonight a- number of tho fraternities' have rushing stunts. As a rule about thirty-flve men aro pledged from 'the freshman class each year. Indications are that a smaller number will bo' taken" in this year, since all of tho fraternities have largo, active chapters. l A Half Million Glasses of Soda Water. sold and drank from our 30th -Century Sanitary Soda Fountain bmboi1006V Agenoy Huylers, Gunthers and Lown oys Chocolates and Bonbons. $&&tinJms 'The -Drug Ctttr .- Xi Hot Drjnks are now in season. Do you know, any place where you can get as ..Quick Service.. as you can at our new store? No need of being crowded Lincoln Candy Kitchen s.wwr UNIVERSITY JEWELER k OPTICIAN C. A. Tucker JEWELER Dr.S.S.Shean OPTICIAN 1123 0 STREET; YELLOW FRONT Yovr .Patronage Solicijed THE FIRST TRUST " & SAVINGS BANK Owned by tho Stockholders of tho First National Bank Interest Paid at 4 PerCent First National jBank fcooms, Tenth & O Lades and Men's Glothea cleaned, Eressed and repaired. Hats cleaned, looked and retrlmed. BLUMEHTHAL gfrffi One Block South oft Unl i 01 H v ; l . i ..-' ..mAu.y... A.
