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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 8, 1909)
.) fl?HE;DAEbY JNEJBRASKAN -1 y y 1 V OLIVER THEATRE JOS. & WM. W. JFERSON In The Rivals Mat $1.00 to 50c. Nightr-LSO to 50c. - The Burgomaster Prices $1.50 to 25c "TuESDArTFoHTAN. 12 A Girl at the Helm i, ADVANCED VAUDEVILLE REDPATH'8 NAPANEE8 t In tho Musical Comedy "Fun In the School Room" ! HOMER, LIND & CO. In "The Opera Singer" . LAVINE AND LEONARD MRV and Mrs. JACK M'GREEVY FRITZ HOU8TON JULIAN AND DYER THE GREAT KINKER -.. rc- VIA3COPE ''- Mats. Daily (except Mon.) 15 & 25c Every Night 8:1515, 25 & 50c "The House-Cozy" 13th and P F. H. Bradstreet, Mgr. Every Night 8:30, Wed. and Sat. Mat. 2:30. Best Seats 25c ' Beginning Tonight at 8:30 THE FULTON STOCK COMPANY Best in America, Will Appear In "POLLY PRIMROSE" A Beautiful Comedy Drama of Southern Life Next Week "The Girl With Green Eyes" ELITE 1329 "O" 8treeL ELITE II 1330 "O" Street. L AT EST AND DEST Moving Pictures IN THE CITY. The Management extends a cordial Invitation of every University of Nebraska student. ADMISSION 5 CENTS. Change of Prbgram Mon. and Thur. L. J. HERZOG THE UHIVERSITY MAN'S TAILOR Come in and get that $15.00 Suit to your order 1230 O St. Lincoln TYPEWRITERS All makes renUd with atan4 $3 Per'Month. Bargains lb Rebuilt Machines. LINCOLN TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE AmtolUt-BflllliaL 123 Ho. life THE UNI SMOKE HOUSE . Weloomea all Students. ? PIPES TSgSjgr UNI SMOKE HOUSE ' ' 1183 O Stmt HAVE THE EVANS Do Your Washing Campus Gleanings Get a Mdjest'lfi ticket tree. s C. K. Prey, florist, 1133 O BL lEat at John Wright's, 114 South KljtlAtrAM ft Vi Beckman Broa. Fine shoes. 1107 O street. Miss Gallic Gregory, '11, Is proof reader on tho Lincoln Stnr. A 25c Majestic ticket and a $1.25 subscription to tho Nobraskan for U.oo. , tf o A freo Majostlc ticket with each cash' subscription. Why not let tho Nebraskan pay your MaJeBtlc ticket this week? Sec our offer on pago 3. tf 0 F. W. BarloB, '00, of Wellor, was re cently olected to tho sonate. Have your clothes pressed al Weber's Sultorium. Cor. 11th and O Mother's Dining Hall. Good homo cooking. Prices from ono cent up. 308 So. Eleventh St Martin Dimery, '00, of Beavor Cross ing, win return to his home town to practice law. Dimery was' private sec retary to Governor Sheldon. The junior informal will bo held to night at the Fraternity hall. Walt'B orchestra will furnish tho music. W. W. Munson Is master of ceremonies and chairman of tho dance. This morning Governor George L. Sheldon leaves for Mississippi to look after a plantation which he ownB In the southern part of that state. Ho will bb gone for several weeks. W. N. Whelan, law '08, goes to Washington, D. C, with Congressman elect Magulrc as his private BecretaYy. Mr. Whelan graduated from the law scnool with high scholarship honors. Tho sale of the students hand books is reported to be progressing nicely. The directory Is not a money making Bcheme, tho price for the book being simply sufficient to cover tho expenses pf publication. Owing to tho confusion of dateB by the Lincoln hotel clerk, the date of tho Sigma Chi annual party was an nounced as Friday evening, January 8, Instead of April 1G. The party is to bo held' at the Lincoln. Lincoln Dancing Academy. Univer sity studonts especially mvlted. Se- I Si KILLING TIME-Piling That's what you get In so-called eye treatment. Glasses aro the medicine of the EYE. A bath In hot salt water is sooth- Ing and beneficial to inflamed eyes. That's tho Fair Way. HALLETT Graduate Optician Estab. 1871 1134 O lect social nights, Mon. and Frl. Be ginners, Wed. Private lessons. Auto 4477. Wed. & Frl. Frank C. Bullta, a graduato last year, Is covering tho "police run" on the Lincoln Dally Star. He haB been engaged In reportoiial work ,on the Want-Ads AdvoTtlBementa for tho want ad column should bo left at tho business office, basement Administration Bldg . between 10 a. m. and 12 m., or be tween 2 p. m. and 5 p. m. Cash must accompany all orders f6r want ads, at tho rato of 10 cents pet Insertion for every fifteen words or fraction thereof for the first Inser tion; three insertions 2F ctfnta; five Insertions 40 .cents. BOARD AND ROOM. First clasB table board at 1511 S St. $2.75 per week. 5t63-28 FOR 8 ALE". Due bill for sale on an up-to-date tailor, at 25 per cent discount. See NobraBknn manager. C3dh-tf T FOUND. Found Asrey cravenette. Owner may havo Barao by calling at L. 301, and paying for ad. " 6fl-tf-30 Lost "K. & E." 10-inch slidq rule In leather case. Return 'to Rag office. Reward. 2t-06-29 Star Blnco leaving Behoof," covering tho sportB during tho sumtnor and fall. Mr. N. F. PoterBon, curator of tho university herbarium, has been offef od an lnstructorshlp in tho University of Louisiana. Tho Univoralty of Lou isiana now has about COO students and Is growing rapidly, bo that ho will havo ninny opportunities in thiB now field. A papor ontltled "Histological Stu dies In tho Artemisia Fornratlon," written by Mr. Raymond J. Pool, 'in structor in botany, nppoars In tho October, 1908, number of Unlvorslty Studies. This in a report of some In-' vcBtigationa which Mr. Pool made for the degree of Master of Arts. Large numbers of university Btudonts attended the Inauguration ball of Gov ernor Shallonborger last night at the senato chamber. Tho retiring gov ernor, Georgo L. Sheldon, is a diu tlnguished alumni of tho unlvorslty, while the daughter of tho Incoming governor, Miss Grace Shnllonborgor, Is a member of tho PI Phi Bororlty. The LIndoll cafe Is making an In novation in their Sunday evening sup pers in the way of a special menu prepared by one of Chicago's famous chefs. Music is furnishod by u four piece orchestra. Tho management 1b catering especially to university stu dents. F. E. Edgerton, secrotary of Sonntor Norris Brown, Is covering the "White House run" for tho Washington Times. Tho Times is ono of tho largo eastern dailies, and tho "White Houso run" is, perhaps, the moBt important as signment on the rcportorlnl staff. Edgorton was formerly connected with tho Star. Fred Humjfhroy, who was olected to the state legiBlaturo from Lancaster county, is a university gruduato. At the Inauguration exercises of Gover nor Shallenborgor yesterday, Mr. Humphrey tendered his Boat in tho house to William Jennings Bryan, which was accepted by the democratic lender. 4 Candidates for class baBkot-hall teams soon will begin practice. The material for class teaniB is all green this year and very few oxporlenced players will bo found in the lino ups. W. A. Norburg is manager of tho Bopliomore team. Tho sophomoros have had several candidates out, and with the juniors appear to bo the leading candidates for championship honors. 0 t) O The appointment of Doctor Avery as acting chancellor of tho university bus necessitated several shifts in classes In tho department. Tho teachers' course formerly given by Dr. Avory has been taken by MIbs Foster. Dr. Dales has taken the classes in 'general chemistry formerly taught by Dr. Av ery. Mr. Barnaby has takon tho ad vanced qualitative and quantitative classes. Tho Union literary society will give an officers' program in Union hall to Up The Cost Glasses will glvo permanent re lief when fitted by us. Wo back up what we say with a guarantee. night. Tho program Is to consist of a two-act farco and a serlos of stunts supposed to bo tryouts for a theatrical manager. The farco takes up tho com leal situation resulting from a maiden aunt answering a matrimonial adver tisement. Tho Individual tryouts will vary from musical selections to comic sketches and bu'rlesquoLdobates. , The state convention of tho Young Men's Christian Association' is to bo' held February 18, 21 Inclusive at Hastings. A program is to bo given which ,t is thought, will surpass that of any previous convention, although It has not as yet been made public, Judgo H. S. Dungan, president of the Hastings association, president; A. E. Turner of Hastings college, G. A. Mc Michael; general secretary of the Hastings association and J. N. Clarks, a' business man of that city, will com pose the reception , committee. This convention is to bo called the "Doers' convention," the program being car ried out entirely by men who havo really done things In association, work. Tho university association expects i have as largo if not a larger delegation present at the convention than that3 which went to Norfolk last year, o In a letter recently received from a national secretary waB tho follow ing: "Grace Coppock Is a marvel. She has passed her examination with, an average of over 95 per cent and has won tho hearts of .missionaries, and Chinese." Miss Coppock Is one 'of tho class of '05, , , ; Mr. L. A. Sheldon, '05, and Mr. L. "W. Turner, '05, are both mechanical engineers In tho employ- of the Gon- fri -. ,,-.. -,-i ,,,, tvivvi , , cy. Q000 Mm J I snay LasT uay of the Great Semi-Annual , t CLEARING SALE SATURDAY M January Many Chances to Save MILLER & o o &00$00$0$030$r2'0$ O OO oral Electric Cow at Schonoctady, N, Y. Mr. Sheldon has charge of tho steam-testing laboratory and Mr. Tur ner Is in charge of the stoam turbine testing. " , ' Mr. Georgo E. Wilson, '00, la-assistant profoBsor of mechanical engineer ing at tho University of Washington at Seattlo. In addition to his regular work In tho unlvorslty, Professor Wil son has had charge of sOmo technical coui'soh given by tho Seattlo Y. M. C. A., and lins been engaged in consider able ouEslde testing work. m Mr. ('. L. Cole, '0. who is with tho Alliu-Chalmers Co,, has boon engaged in special testing work for tho com pany at Chicago, In connection with sovoral largo centrifugal pumping on glnes installed for tho city. Mr. Cole was recently elected a Junior momber of tho American Society of Mechanical Engineers. Arthur Saiiipson, '07, called at tho university recently, Btopplng on his way from Oregon to .Washington. He Is ongagod In tho work of tho dopart mont of forestry. Tho work with which ho Is occupied has to do with tho development of forostri for grazing purpoBos. 00Q&00000&000000-0000000$00&000 WHAT I i I WILL o o o w, r ' $12.85 will purchase at ouh afore a suit of clothes that was made to sell for $16.50, $lb. $20, $22,50. We bought the surplus stock of Hirschberg Co. ;' AT m. . m. 1aS-L f-! t li im. a. ui uervvrcui reuuciiun. wk viaaiv . xnnrs mm benefits with you. . rr . j.1 it you are a juage or quality iook at the display of .these suits' in our windows. They arc the best clothing values that will be We bought a lot but they Better get yours, tomorrow. SDeier & Simon J iV. E. Cor. 10th and &Sts. Just put of the High ! Save I ou &0000000000 O O 4't &l , I I . ' Don't Afw.vjc' 'i 41 it i i. & PAINE - . ax. 00Ot300JO0000( 900$0$O 8UIT OR O'COAT mado to order WORLD'S LARQE8T TAILORS 133 8, 13th 8t. M. M. Crandall, Mgr. Lincoln, Neb. ! PITTS' DUNGING, SCHOOL SOCIAL EVENINGS ' Mondays and Friday; Beginner'! Claiscft Wed. A Sat. .; Private Lessons by Appolntaeat 124 N Street .Auto 40 lp o i5 ... ;";-J .; ".i . w offered you this year.A are going fast. , fl U Lincoln, hebr. Rent District. We Money. . Np. M C No More P 1 0 Less any Btylo you wish , ; t 85 OO O0000000000000, M 4 II II n T?-(! f 1 yj f .J- t.