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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 17, 1909)
T0HJ3 i h tf?1timvi$!nrrir4isij, ,BMr -rm&awstHrSVIrFr OLIVER OrUo40CrxOO0Ooki0CCX0d , FRIDAY NIQHT; FliHt ' -TH&tMArlT 8Ef IrJ "Till llatk PlltlilM' WITH 8. Hv DUDLEY Wees? iWko&b. 8AT; : MATINEE. AND NIQHT, FEB. 20 Tkt VlrckilM WITH W. 8. HART AND FRANK CAMEAU. Mat $1.00 to 25c. Night $1.50 to 50c. ... , .. 17 nti.liHf' .''i- -iiV ri""-MfM ADVAn6eD XliDEVlLCE. PrVfrifyK ComV Mori. Ni6h Feb. 15 Amor Jcajs. , qharacte.r Comedienne QRACIE EMMETT AND,CO. "Mra. MurpTiy' Second Husband." MAY AND FLO HENQLER VautfftvIllo'H Daintiest Artists. PETER DONALD. META CAR80N l Presenting "Albx .McLean's Dream" TOM CARROL JOE BAKER Tfce. ,Hebrowr and Hla, Friend ROSAIRE AND DORETTO , . ftnropeau Comlqtioa FERDANDEZ MAY DUO European Wuslcal, ArtiBts A8KELAN6 Violin Virtuoso Vliscopefr Majtetlc Orchestra, Nlflhfc8:15iiPrlc4 i&&., 35 & 50c. ljjT -"" -" furnr PATRONIZE 60rf ADVERTISERS! YIN EveryEvenlnji 8:30",m ' Matinee Wedi and'8at., at 2:30 THE FULTON k8T06k'COMPANY " " Aj&par!n6 in The Man oft The Cox I DrliiffatlzecT from Harold" McGraffi'a tT'aj.K.v'Jr.'j.'X'Ji'ijLVf I'lUiiS'i Itz-iii-j;: iste, a ycnuinc nmancn bgmegy, Best Seat 25 cent. Next Week "Afabama," by August us Thomas. .,ti.ii A.t ?,?. PATRONIZE OtJrTf AbVERTISERai The Acme Parlors j-L 1 .,f u w . n - i 1 934 P STRttf i Bwiiiii,wmifis(pii,CHjfs, Tobacco, fine Confectionery FINEST AMUSEMENT PARLORS IN THE WEST PRIGE& BILLIARDS, 40c per Hour. POOL, by Hour, 40c. ROTATION POOL BOTTLE POOL POKER POOL PIGEON POOL 2 1-2 cts. per cue. 3 cues 10 cts. J5 BALL POOL 5c a cue. No Checks With Games. Profit Sharing Coupons Given With Every 5c Spent in the Place. PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTI8ER8! L. , J. HERZpG TM UNIVERSITY MAM'S TAILWI , Come in and get that $15.00 Suit toyburdrder 12C30 O St. Lincoln VI' L L JLMn r , H M "-.'"'.,f ?- .ii,,-jr .(.. wmm president t(y ?- -w- '. JUNIOR8CH008E LINCOLN MAN TKOtliBAD CLASS. FINAL VOTE STANDS 50 TO 49 Registration of Several Proxies Turns the Election to Yates Marks the Close of Unusual Con test With the cIoBcet election that baa ov6r been Kn6wri m th6 Junior cIclbb, and at the close ,of a campaign that has been characterized by much bard work but absolutory devoid of air apec tncular featnreB, Ho Jrmfdr class y6s- torday mornfhg eldcWd Paijfr Vat6 oi Lincoln aa president for the second aomeater. The final count gavo Mr. Yates a total of 50 votes while hla opponent, Miss Hubo, received 49. As announced to tho class meeting the vote was 50 to 48 but it was lator found that one ballot had been omitted from the count. As this ballot was cast for Miss Huso it left the election ao close that a chango of ono voto would have swung tho election to tho other candidate. Indulge In Mud-Throwing. Mlsa Hubo was placed In nomina tion by Mr. R. B. Carapbolfc .who spoke briefly, telling of tho qualifica tions which bis1 candidate possessed for the office. Mr. YateB namo was placed in nomination by Mr. Fred Hofman, who apoKo at aomo length,, criticising tho administration which former presidents had givon tho class and promiaing that his candidate would remedy these conditions. Mr. Hofman especially apoko of the fact that a few men had been constantly appointed on more than their ahnro of committees and declared that Mr. Yates would know how to remedy thin condition of affairs. The campaign which haa been eon ducted by Mr. Yntes and MIbb Hubo hna been one of unusual interest be cause tho entrance of a girl into the race made it Impossible to forecaat the result with any degreo of cer tainty. Miss Huso haa been under tho disadvantage of being unable to con duct such an uctlvo personal cam paign as her opponont, but her popu larity almost made up for this handi cap. Tho vote of the girls 'of th6 cIbbb OffiCCO0OffiOOO0C3CC000CCCOffi6COCO0& "YOU LOOK SPLENDID With those glasses. Who fitted them nave Known tnat, because a dozen- people have told mo the same thing' Think that's an unusual conversation? Not by any manner of means. wen prove u uou give us nair a sLl871. HALLETT, Registered Optometrist, 1143 O was largely conceded to Miss Huso, from the start, but it waB contended that htfving work as both a law stu dent arid ar engineer, Mr. Yntea should get a strong support among tho pi en of the. class. Proxies Are Rejected. An Interesting feafurd of tho elec tion was the' fact that if (hr6e proxies which were presented had been ac cepted the" election : would have gone f6r Miss HhYse. Without the nnnfes of the persons wh'd wianed' to vote by1 proxy being Known it waB decided by the class ttia n6 proxies should bo permitted. This'' apparently insignifi cant event vfoisf the' decesTve featuro in turnWg tK6 election for YatOB. NEW CA8E8 ARE NOW IN8TALLED Despite Additions University Herbar ium I Still Crowded. With the installation recently of four new cases jn t,ho university herb arium in Nebraska hall thq conges iipU. which bad considerably hampqred (lie v convenient ,W,ork of tho depart: nients concerned has. been to -a large extent removed. Tho specimens in ttio possession,, of the university aro pnousedV, withoutr-xcessjve-over-- Towaing. noweve,r, mo recent- auo ions have been so largo that the lorbarium will not stand further en-. (argement without again resuming tho pvercrowaeu conditions tnat nave pre vailed. At present the sneclmcnct arn . usjt' comfortably fipuqed.- jrfte nowl ases - contain space .for f over 25,00Ci MkiMMmhtk US Gleanincs C. H. Frdy, flefhH, lite 6 St. Phi Gamma Delta gavo an informal party M6tfday ril'gbt Bockraan Bros., flno shoos. Iitf7 O Blreot. 4 Doltn Dpsiloria dritoHalnod at a housfc party Monday ovenlng. Chapln Bros., florists, 127 So. Thir teenth. H. L. Palmor, i2, spont n fow days at his noirid tit LouIbvIHo, Nob. i Dr. Chas. Toungblut, dentist, 202 Burr block. Edward Woods enjoyed a fow dava visit at jiis horrid dt York, Nob. Tho tw6fv6-w6ok class in designing under Miss Haydon began Monday. W. F. Ohannor, 'li, spent Saturday and Sunday at his homo in Oscoola. Havo yonr clothes pfessod at Wobor's Sultorium, Cor. 11th and O. R. A. Van Orsdol, law'10, returned Monday from a short visit in Beatrice Dr. J. R. Davis, dontist. Charges roaaonabler- Ovor Bank of Commerce m Kappa Sigma held their annual party at the Lincoln last Friday night Why not tako your bath at Chria' bath house, Eioventh and P stroetsr Eathor Dovalon, '11, roturned Mou day from a vlBit to hor homo in Om aha. O 9 When in doubt, try a Daily No braskan want ad. It pays to advor- tiso. Tho debating squad had thoir pic ture taken for tho Cornhuskor yostor-dav- . ., MIbs DorlB Wood, '11, attended tho Omicron dnnco at Omaha on Satur day. a yeb8tor MIUb, exJiO, has entered tho real estate business at Central City. to your eyes? Oh, Hallott. Might cnance. isyes examined froo. )0$0$C&Cp000000&0000$0 Joseph Blcnklron, law '11, haa ro turned from a short trip to SIuox City. - ' - ....... Iowa. 0 Tho Beta Thota P fratornlty will give a house party noxt Saturday night. o A. M. Haro, '11, apoko at tho meJL ing of tho Republican club Friday evening. MIbs Helen Wilson, . '08, haa been appointed to a readership in English literature t Dally Nebraskan want ads bring re sults. Try ono when you havo some thing to sell. Tho Engineering society is to havo Us picturd. taken today at 12 o'clock, at tlio Temple. s If you havo lost your fountain pen, advertise tho fact in our want ad col umn, it brings results. John Uhl loft for Oklahonia yes teraay afternoon to. .lobknaf tersome land which he owns In that state. Learns tho. barn dance Lincoln Dancing Acadpmy, 1132 N. 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