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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 29, 1908)
-T-. . ,. ?v ' m "' , jW" ffiVT & . THE DAILY NEBRASKAN Is f i o A IN OLIVER THEATRE TONIGHT AT 8:15 "THREE TWINS" Prices $1.50 to 50c 8ATURDAY NIGHT, OCT. 31 MLLE. EMMA CALVE Ore $2.50. Bal. $2 & $1.50. Gal. $1 MOTXTUENrQHT8 TJovTA 3 LOUI8 JAME8 IN "PEER CYNT" lliMlffl WEEK OF OCTOBER 26 ADVANCED VAUDEVILLE. MR. AND MR8. PERKIN8 FI8HER In "the Half-Way House." FRANK THE M'CREA & CO. FANTON TRIO. HERBERT'8 DOQ8. $10,000 Troupe of Canine Actors BARRY GEO. W. and HUS8EY. HUGHES. VIA8COPE. MI83 ALVA YORKE Charming English Commedlenne MAT8 Tub., Thur. & 8at 15 & 25c WEEK Of OCTOBER 26 All Records of Attendance Broken Second Week Second The Greatest Success of the Dramatic 8eason. " The Devil " Presented by the FULTON STOCK CO. MATINEES Wed. and 8at., at 2:15 EVERY NIGHT AT 8:15. PRICES 15o and 25o. ELITE 1329 "O" 8treet. ELITE II 1330 "O" 8treet. LATE8T AND BEST Moving Pictures IN THE CITY. The Management extends a cordial Invitation of every University of Nebraska student. ADMISSION 5 CENT87 Change of Program Mon. and Thur. G. R.WOLF&CO. CIGARS, TOBACCO AND PIPE8 119Norlh 11th St., HUH Block PHONE' 643 L, J. HERZOG. THE UNIVERSITY MAN'S TAILOR. The finest work done and prices right Call at our new store 1230 o St. Unooln TYPEWRITERS A)l makes rented with nUivt $3 Per Month. Bargains In Babullt Machines. LINCOLN TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE AutolUt-BelllUl. roNUth HAVE THE EVANS Do Your Washing yj)Campusjj) W Gleanings w r Team loaves at 6:00 p. m. C. H. Prey, florist, 1133 O St. Cornell linH 3,440 enrolled this year. Soe that window. 304 N. 11th St. Chapin Bros, florists, 127 So. Thir teenth. Who sells fountain penB? The Unl. Book Store. Camoron's lunch counter, 123 So. Twelfth. "B6okB and ThlngB'." Where? 340 No. 11th St. Beckman Bros. Fine shoeB. 1107 O Btreet. Michigan yell leaders are crying for some new football songs. Eat at John Wright's, 114 South Eloventh. Lee Greensllt, '08, Is principal of the Gothenburg high school. Dr. Chas. Youngblut, dentist, 202 Burr block. I believe I will go to the University Book store today and get thnt pin. Have your clothes pressed at Weber's Sultorium. Cor. 11th and O The freshyiun clasB meeting will not be held until Tuesday, November 10. Green'B barber shops. The Club house and Colo-McKonna. 1132 O. That's all. An alumnus of California has do nated a cup for the winner of the in- terclasB cross country run. Mother's Dining Hall. Good homo cooking. Prices from one cent up. 308 8o. Eleventh St The girls at Wisconsin are starting a movement for caps for the freshmen girls. Alfred Shrubb, the ctiamplon long distance runner, is coaching the How ard distance athletes. Ashbel, the girl's literary society of ToxaB, has given a large stained-glass window to the university. DePauw held Old Glory Day last 000SOQ00OffiQ00000000000000000 It's getting cold now is the time to buy a sweater vest don't put it off until our line is broken. Come in and see ours. Prices are right. FULK, O O00000000000000000000000 o Saturday. It was a combination of field day and memorial day. Coach Catlln sprang a surprise at Iowa Wednesday by drilling the Hawk eye squad in tho West Point setting up exercises. Yale will celebrate the 150th anniver sary of tho birth of Noah Webster this month. Webster's Dictionary was written at Yale. Iowa university badly needs a stu dent directory, says the Dally Iowan. As yet no ono has taken up tho mat ter of Issuing one. The University of the State of Washington has organized a women's rooters club to sing songs and yell at tho football games. In the Y. W. C. A. membership con test the white side, under tho leader ship of Vera Barger is ahead with sixty-one now members. -The junior class at California has resolved to wear plugs, but the powers in authority are having trouble en forcing the regulation. Northwestern has started a mission fund tq. be devoto4 to maintaining a professorship in the proposed Anglo- Chinese college of Singapore. , ' l Ground waB broken last week for the new ohemical laboratory at Mich igan. It is to cost $200,000, and is b be finished before October 1, 1909. California is planning a museum of vertebrate zoology to coBt $14,000 and a boating tunnel from the heating nlnAt tn iVia nnm llhrnrv in onnf $1K. i rv w ru T uuu. The Daily Iowan attributes Iowa's defeat by -Missouri to "hot weather, choking dust, saffron -hued officiating by Cornell or Indiana, injuries and rot ten luck." Kansas has a. now Itnnln Hnnln song. The rofraln Is a tlroBomo rope- ' tltlon of the word, Boola, ending with a Btatemont as to what Kansas will do to MIbboo. The regents of Michigan havo ap pointed a committee to go over the account) of former Socretary Wado. Ho has been accused of misappropri ation of funds. Pennsylvania 1 to have a pueh ball contest thlB yeor for tho first time. It replacoB the wala contest of las4 year. A stuffed ball six foot In ill nmotor will be used. At present tho number of studonts registered at Michigan Ib ono hun dred and Blxty-flve groator than at a corresponding tlmo last year. The present enrollment Is 4.B30 William II. NolBon, editor and own er of tho Kansas City "Star," has given $200 towardB tho establishment of fellowships in industrial chemlBtry at tho University of Kansas. Missouri has a lightor schedule than has K. U. thlB season. Tho Tlgora have ten days' rest before tho Turkoy day clash while tho Jayhawkors travel all the way to Iowa City and back. Illinois university Ib trying to ralBO enthusiasm, as well ah funds, for the erection of a Btudont building. ProBi dent James, in an .addresB at con vocation Wednesday, advocated the plan. The Cosmopolitan club of Michigan has membors from Germany, Spain. Russia, Bulgaria, Poru, Greece, Tur key, Poland, tho East Indies, Hawaii Armenia, Norway, China, Japan and Canada. The "Sribblor," tho monthly literary magazine of tho University of Illinois Ib to be rejuvenated. This reminds Missouri upper claBBmen of the long defunct and much lamented Asterisk. Why not revive it? The Cornell Dally Sun has an odl torial on "Drill, tho Course of Cor nell's Athletics." It objects to tho system by which only a limited num ber of men are excused from drill for working on tho team. J. L. Derkindoren, secretary of tho Y. M. C. A., while attending tho Col umbus biblo study conference, re ceived strong Inducomonts to remain in the eaBt. After serious delibera tion he has decided to roturn to Ne braska. 1325 O At Purdue tho junior engineers have heretofore been roqulred to write essays on assigned subjects, tho ma terial being given them; but hereafter this will bo changed into a seminar course In which the enginoors will re port their Investigations of original problems. Washington University has securod a new coach for the mandolin club, Mr. Devowux, who is a Frenchman and comes highly recommended. Ho appeared In concert work during tho world's fair at St. Louis and has since been engaged as director of the or chestra. Professor Kleinsmld, a psychologist in DePauw university, has advised that every freBhman bo ducked and! his high school ways washed out or him. "Tho very beBt medicine for treshraen," said tho DePauw educa tor. "Is to catch them In their best 'bib and tuck' and duck them in tho creek." The senior social committee will meet In U. 10., Friday at 5 o'clock. The" members of the committee are Miss Arnold, Miss Snyder, MIsb Wood worth, Miss Kruckenberg, Miss Fink, Miss McCoid, Miss Bryan, MJss Hor ton, Miss Day, Miss HolcombeTEfmory Leimer, C. B. Toof, J. L. Tatum, N. C. Mills, J. R. Smith, L. A. Gregory. Im portant business to bo discussed. Ira S, Bigger, chairman. - A system of "loan scholarships" has been Introduced at Purdue. By these scholarships ono may borrow money from a fund established for that pur pose, and pay the same back into the fund one year after graduation. This is certainly- a novel as well as a practical way of assisting needy but deserving students through a univer sity course, as'it appears that there are no special scholarly requirements attached to the plan. , ' Men's Winter Oxfords This is tho nmvest Footwear on the market. Very stylish, a novelty for tho best dressers. Ask to see them in our Shoo Department. For tho Col logo Miss wo hIiow a Royal High Cut Shoe. High arch, medium narrow too, welt sole. Patent Colt, imitation Kid or cloth top. Dull or Tan Calf, Lace or Button, the most stylish shoe on tho market. MAYER BROS. Head to Foot Clothiers 000K&O&0&O33CKX&C I The Skirt Store m EJ' 8 Suits, Skirts, Waists, rurs, Jackets, Coats, Petticoats, Etc. It will pay you to try this store first. 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