The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, October 31, 1908, Page 3, Image 3

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OLIVER THEATRE
TONIGHT AT 8:1S
MULE. EMMA CALVE
Ore-UJSO. Bal-St 11.50. Qal. $1
MON.'A TUE8. NIQHT8, NOV. 2 A 3
LOUIS JAMES IN
"PEErfCYNT"-
Prices $1.W to 50o
WED.j rTHUFI. &THUR. NIQHT,
NOV. 45
Top O'Th' Wort
WEEK OF 0CT0MR 26
ADVANCED VAUDEVILLE.
MR. AND MRS, ,
PERKINS f IS.HER
In "the Half-Way House."
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FRANK
THE4
FANTON TRIO.
M'CREA A CO.
HERBERT'S DOGS.
- 10,000 Troupe of Canine Actor
BARRY
and
HUGHES.
GEO. W.
HU83EY.
VlASCOPE.
, r MISS ALVA YORKE
'.Charming English Commedlentie
MATS Tus.,Thur. A Sat 15 4 25c
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- WEEK OF OCTOBER 26
All Records of Attendance Broken
Second Week Second
1 vThe Greatest Success of the
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"The Devil"
.Presented by the
fulWn STOCK 1CO.
MATINEES Wed. and Sat, at 2:15
EVERY NIGHT 'AT SMS.
PRICES 15c and 25c
ELITE
829 oM'treet.
ELITE II
( 1330 "O 8trieL
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LATEST AND BEST
Mowing. Picfuris
IN THK CITY. "
The ttHimii MMa " I HsH
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ADMISSION 8 CjiNTS;
' Change .of Pregram Men. and Tlw,r.
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Campus
Gleanings
See that window. 304 N. 11th St,
It. A. Van OrBdel, law '10, la at Max
woll, Nob., for a few days,
bat at John Wright's, 114 South
Eleventh,
The freshman Law class took their
f)rst examination this week on- thd
subject of Common Law Pleading.
Cameron's lunch counter, 123 So.
Twelfth.
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Uniforms, may bo secured today frpm
10 to 12 and from 1 to 2 from 8. A.
Mahood,
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Hayo your clothes pressed., at
Weber's Suitorlum. Cor, 11th antf O.
Clyde E. Elliott, editor of tho Dally
Nobraakun, accompanied thq football
oam to Iowa City. ,
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Ucckman Bros, Fine shoes. 1107
O street.
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At 'a recent mooting of tho junior
football squad Durlolgh was elected
captain of the jnnlor class team.
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Why not take your bath at. Chris5
bah house, Eleventh and P .streets?
Professor Sears rwfll speak to the
forestry cfub next Tuosday ovonlnR.on
forest surveys In Nebraska Hall, Room
2". Everybno Is InyitedL ' '
Pr. Chas. Youngblut, dentist, 202
Burr block. ' '
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Forostry studcntB'will havo a pow
wow at Epwortli park this owning. A
big camp flro will bo built, and.tho.
evening will bo spent' around tho
flro tolling stories and haying a good
time. '
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Chapln Bro8,vUorl8ts. 127 So.. Thir
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Mr. Borrowman, adjunct professor
in chemistry, published an article last
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It's getting coldt-now is the time to buy a sweater
vest don't put it off until our line- is broken. Come
in and seeours. -rPrices are right
F U jL K , X 3 & 5 O
spring pn "Notes dn the Assay 'vt
Tollurfdo Ore." The article has re-
cAntlv been ronrlnted bv ''The Cham-'
leal News" of London, 4 , ,
Mother's Dlnfng Hall. Good home
feooklng. Prices Jrom one ceat'up,
308 So. Eleventh 8L - v
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Mlsa Fannie BloomfleIdrZelsW. the
planlflt who is to appear Wore a Lis'
coin audience in concert November
12t Is a member of Alpha Chi (Omega.
fheslocal chapter wlllqtttte probably
entertain for Mlta elsler durlBg her
Visit ia Ubcou" " iT"
Green's barber Bhopc, TheClab
house and Qola-McKeBa, 1132 O.
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PreidMtCarlieysol tksfiwfhBMB
law class tyis announeed the apelat
at' ef ' , committee to arraage fpf
Vfreehtean -hep: ' Ft P. Marceaalt, a
J.-tWangerles, B. P PobT)i, -O. H.
MattArana lT. T Bftll.''"' K if'
PrbfeMaGaa hw"VeeiUy Ve-'
eelved a letter bfb' Prof Hartla
of the UnlversltV'-of W1Wb1b la
which he states that ha Beads
trained la phys4rjhy ta arffc"j
laboratory work,- TlfBaitlo woM
enable th ope Uklag Jtv to spa4
part'o'hlB Me doiBg graduate wwk.
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Vekwday'Jf .ilW paper jkwfa
'as 'th "Natloaal CelWe RewWioaa"
,'abnared v oo"tie Mlveralty oaaiw.
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The paper eatwww oeigat .pe4
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pears la the form of a regular dally
paper am Its columns are deleted tq
furthering the .Interests of" the repub
lican candidates.
The freshman hop committee which
was appointed by the class president,
R. B, Gerspacher, Is as follows;
Stuart Bell, master of ceremonies;
Fred Tlghe, chairman; O. Flack, O.
Coates, R, Swanson, R. Brown', Mr,
Coderman, J. Farley, MIbs Blrkener,
Miss Stpmbaugh, 'Miss Hammond,
BcbbIo Gould, Bessie Hubband and
Fay Brlnlngor.
A mass meeting was held at 10
o'clock yesterday morning .by all three
classes of the Law school for the pur
pose of arousing enthusiasm among
students of that department In favor
of obtaining a special department for
tho Law Bchool In this year's Corn
huBker. Editor-in-Chief W. A, Robert
Bon called the meeting to order, and
Introduced Carl Petersen, the manag
ing .editor for the Law department.
JDoan Costlgan, Dr. Maxey and Mr.
Baker also spoke and urged that -the
CornhuBker bo given loyal support.
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1 John Baptist, pr Maurihanner Mu
gurrdoetsh Cheoneegaasyaan, a native
Armenian, will speak at tho Y,'W C.
A. vesper services on Sunday after
noon at 4 o'clpck in the University
Temple thoatre. 'J. Baptist' as he Is.
known In this country, served for.
three years as an "assistant to ' the
cour$ photographer to tho sultan of
Turkey; butwas finally forced to leave
that' country because of some remarks
Jie. mado regarding the existing con
dttlonsyin Armenia. Since that time
hd haa'been In America educating him
s'olf .and -working among the Armen
ians of this coutitry,' J. Baptist will
tako for his subject on Sunday ''The
American Flag and Its Power for
Christ" All women o the city are
cordially Invited to attend this1 ser
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EXCHANGE.
Bakep nn8 ft student council of foui
teen members. , , ,
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Leland Stanford may debato with
Iowa thlByear.
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Ono'Jhundred and,Blxty havo regis
tered In biurineBB-'fn Northwestern,
October 22 was the -one, hundred
sixty-second anniversary of Princeton.
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tojanz, a society of those majoring
in histQry, was recently founded at
Syracuse.
"The (College of City of New York
celebrated ita sixteenth anniversary
and dedicated A new building codling
J7..O0O.0O0, ,
t The mixed societies at Friends' Unl.
verslty have, divided and doit the
schools support OBly men and women
associations? ' ,
After three-years 'without' football
Northwestera ealebrated the Beleit
game last SatHrday.'wilh the biggest
rally ever held, In the sohtooL
'sjQvWaMy people are trylag for the
staKof-'the Mluaeaota Dally this year
that It haV been aeeesaarr to estab
lish awaiting list,.' Assignments will
be given,-te cwbs la tura
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November 21 Is the date ef the
Yale-Harvard game this year. There
Is already a large.vdessaad for tickets
sad "the management eetlmtes that
the attendaaee wU probably reach
W.OOO. .
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.President Woodrow Wllsoa of
Prlnoejoa says that study la laeldeatal
w uiar wmstw 01 Biuueui me . in
Anerieaa (ualverptlesv "Courses of
stttdjr"'JlH' eur aohoojs," he Baysk,'haYe
'oeaiiod to'.ije 09ures at alf aad have
generated into a--Bjxed mass of
Wbts meant to aerVe ajety iatarwt
aid guilty of modem WHr
Men's
Oxfords
This is tho novo8tTo6tvoRr on t)io market.
iV6ry'8tyli6hf a novoltyfor tho bost tlresaors.
Ask to, l9oo thorn in our Shoo' Doprirtmont,
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piuShoc. High arch nicdiiuii , narrow - too,
volt.8olo. -x Patent Colt, imitation Kiel 'or
. cloth top.' Dull or Tail Calf. Xaco'.pr Button,
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Head to Foot Clothiers
ILLINOIS PUSH-BALL CONTEST.
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Rules for Inter-Society Fracas Have
' Been Announced.
Tho Two honorary senior societies
at the University of Illinois -Phoenix
and Shield and Trident have com
pleted plans for the pusbbai) contest
The contest will b'e by far the most
interesting 'one ever held between
Illinois classes. The- following rule
are to govern:
Rule 1 The contest shall take place
Thursday, Oct 29, on Illinois field at
3:15 p. m. T
Rule 2 Tho two senior societies
above- named BfmHjr'.have Immediate
control and all conteatants shall he
subject to the ruling of any member
of either society during the contest.
Ruto 3 The .rush shall be la the
nature of a-pHsh-ball 'contest '
uuie iw m uau, raaii he a
regulation push bail;, (b)'the hall shall
bo placed in the center oLtbe' football
field; (c) the conteetants shall be be
hind their respective goals la read;
lne88 for the contesf at 0:06 p. ra.;
(d),the xoals shairhe choeea-before
the contest by the cartales of the
.two sldesp-(e) thfTtlme" shall be di
vided late two halvee' of M TIaaterf
each1 apd an lntermlaeioa t 49 Mtf.
utee; (f) Jn eaee the' hall is foreed
out of boaada the, eoateet shall eeaee
osi the erack of t pistol aad thehall
shall he ptaeed la the eeater ef' the
field directly oppoetteithe poiat where
It west oat The twe .aides ahaH Kae
uu.oa their respective rides tea yard
from the ball aad on oraek of pletol
the' contest ahall he reaewed: (g)
after each seal the ball hall he pt'
la play la the v eeater ef the' field as
at the beglaaiag ef the eoateet
Rale 5 (a) CoateHtaats ?of oae
side may not uaVin.l &oateUata "of
ogpoelt side (b) there ,sha) be no
eutUag of bonds and aay eoateetaat
havlag la his posassBlea aa last
m'eaU for eaeh, purpose shall he dla
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'Rale 6 (a) Forcing, the ball .over,
the, eppoaent's goal llae ahall eeaeU
tute five' iolatB; (h) the slde'seorlag
the' aestf points la the tlaw limit shall
be jfceetaraa ine winaers. v- ,, , ;
" Rle 7-Ia eaae of,al the ImUI
shal-'be piaeed la the'eeter of' the
field. V at the.bealnnlBK aad the
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