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Monday Night, November 30
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LATE8T AND BE8T
Moving Pictures
IN THE CITY.
The Management extends a cordial
Invitation of every University
of Nebraska student.
ADMISSION 5 CENT8.
Change of Program Mon. and Thur.
THE UNI SMOKE HOUSE
Welcome nil Btndonta.
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There are still a few
copies of the
FOOTBALL
NUMBER
left, which we will
sell for
as long as they last.
We are selling them at
a discount because' we
need the money. You
should buy one because
you want a souvenir of
the Greatest Football
Team Nebraska has had
in years.
On Sale at
RAG OfflCE
Room 7, Admin.. Bldg.
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PRIZE OFFERED COLLEGE MEN.
Fifty Dollars for Best Essay on "Inter
national Arbitration."
The Lake Mohonk conference of in
ternational arbitration offers a prize
of $50 for the best essay on "Inter
national Arbitration" by an under
graduate student of any American col
lego or university. Tho donor of tho
prize 1b Chester Dewitt Pugsley, a stu
dent of Harvard university, and tho
Judges are Hon. John W. Foster, ox
secretary of state; Doctor Nicholas
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Murray Butler, president of Columbia
university, and Hon. George Gray, a
member of The Hague tribunal. Tho
contest will close March 1, 1909. Tho
conditions of the contest are as fol
lows: For tho purpose of this contest tho
term 'Tnternational Arbitration" may
bo held to Include all subjects men
tioned in the "Convention for the
I'eacoful Adjustment of International
Differences" adopted by tho first
Hague conference, and tho amend
ments thereto adopted by tho second
Hague conference.
Essays must not exceed 5,000 words
(a length of 3,000 is suggested aB de
sirable) and must be written, prefer
ably in typewriting, on ono side only
of plain paper (ruled or unruled) of
ordinary letter size (8x10 inches),
with a margin of 1V4 Incnes. Manu
scripts not easily legible will not be
considered.
Tho name of tho writer must not ap
pear, on tho essay, which should he
accompanied by a letter, giving tho
writer's nanio, class, collego and home
address, and sent to. H. C. PhillipB,
Secretary LakoMohonk Conference,
Mohonk Lake, N. Y., to reach him not
lator than February 2b, 1909. Essays
should bo mailed flat (not rolled).
Tho award of tho prizo will bo made
at tho meeting of tho Mohonk con
feronce, in May, 1909, to which tho
winner will receive an invitation.
Get a Majestic ticket free.
Get a Majestic ticket fi.o.
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A free Majestic ticket with each
cash subscription.
Tlio "Rag" till February 1 and a
free Majestic ticket for 50 cents.
Have your clothes pressed ai
Weber's Sultorlum. Cor. 11th and O.
Why not take your bath at Chris'
bath house, Eleventh and P streets?
Mother's Dining Hall. Good home
cooking. Prices from ono cent up.
308 So. Eleventh St.
At the Oliver theater Sunday after
noon Dr. Thomas E. Green will speak.
Dr. Green's address a few years ago
was considered ono of tho best evor
delivered at the men's meeting.
The students' debating club will
meet this evening at 7:30 In U 10G.
The discussion will bo: "Shall tho
Board of Regents of Nebraska Request
W. J. Bryan to Become Chancellor
of the University."
I-llah David returned Wednesday
from the Alpha Chi Omega national
convention at Champaign, 111., which
she attended as dolegato of tho Ne
braska chapter. Harriot Bardwoll and
Bertha Howard were visiting guests
and returned last week.
A free MaJeBtlc ticket with oach
cash subscription.
Yes, It Really Is.
This football is funny business, es
pecially from tho viewpoint of tho
Size
to 44
doplst. Nebraska fought a no-scoro
draw with Minnesota, which caused
the figure connors to figure that tho
Cornhuskors were as strong as the
Gophers. Then Chicago drubbed Min
nesota by a 29 to 0 score. Tho Goph
ers didn't look so good after that and
by comparison Nebraska wobbled a
bit. Next Minnesota hold tho Wiscon
sin "possumlng" eleven to a 0 to 5
score and the Badgers lator played
Chicago a 12 to 18 game. Then" the
Gophers beat the Carlisle Indians 12
to C. Yostorday tho Carlisle braves
severely trounced, 37 to G, tho Nebras
ka team, tho aggregation that fought
a draw battle with Minnosota, tho
eleven that defeated tho Indians 12
to G. Unravel tho Bkeln, if you can.
Kansas City Star. "
UNIVERSITIES NOT FOR BOY8.
Dr. Jordan Says First Two Years'
Work Should Be Transferred.
David Starr Jordan, president of Lo
land Standford, Jr., university, follow
ed closely an idea expressed at the
recent meeting of Nebraska colloges
when he stated In a recent speech that
"Universities should receivo men, not
boys." Ho declared that educators
should separato tho two lower classes
from the two upper ones and that
the present freshman and sophomore
classes should ho absorbed by tho
small colleges or supplementary high
schools, making the junior year tho
first in university training.
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HEM) TO FOOT CLOTHIERS
BIG REGATTA DATE 18 FIXED.
Varsity Race To Be Rowed Up the
Hudson June 26.
Announcement has boon made that
tho lnter-colloglato regatta of 1909 will
be held on Juno 26 at PoughkeopBle.
Tho day is tho last Saturday of Juno,
Wednesday is tho day ordinarily se
lected, but tho stowards have felt that
it Is Impossible for a great many por-
sons who deBlro to seo tho races to
tako a holiday in tho middle of tho
week, so thoy havo again docldod to
hold them on tho last Saturday of tho
month.
Contrary to tho cuBtom of provlous
years, tho varsity race next year will
bo rowed up-stream. Tho start will
bo ono mile below tho brldgo, at tho
point where the finish usually Is made,
and the finish will be four miles above,
near Kruni Elbow, whore tho start
of the races heretofore has taken
place. The tide necossltatos this
change, as It Is running upstream
when tho race is scheduled to start.
A library building, a physics build
ing and an addition to tho chemistry
building were among tho requests of
tho Missouri general assembly decided
upon at tho meeting of tho board of
curators of tho Universty of Missouri,
held at Kansas City Wednesday. Final
decision wasnot made, as a quorum
was not present at tho meeting of the
board.
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