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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 20, 1909)
V !"T5ff 3&tjgrp0f ; i T 'N ?m PAIfry NEBRASKA? Oliver theatre OO0OOOO0000NlM000t000000i Toayr ''ivI&WlKr 'TnlmVr:1S, I . . mqiiiav ' ' WITH. W. 4JjMt- AND. FRANk Vit 41.00 to lie. Niaht tl.SOto BOe. r , V ! t CINCINNATI Convocatidn---Tuesday, Feb. 23d SHOE Who's Lud.wlgt u Ludwlg Is tho Tailor. C. H. Froy, florist," 1133 O 8t. ANNUAL PEACE PROGRAM AMI Elntrlt Shu Ripilr Fiftiry Saves Yov TIME4ND-M0NEY 1220 O StrBBt jjn -;J"! ' r r. f .... ,rf'. ' WASHINGTON'S HRf HDAY, MAT A r EVE., MONDAYj FEB. 22 BAND OF. EIQHTY'FIVE FILIPINO Mat 60c & 25b. Night $1.00 to 25c. t Luqwlg wants to build your spring suit. Judge Lincoln Frist Hop. J. L. Wcister nt;-' 'yv&vtfjj i . , yl Gleanings jjjff STORE V A ,K iN. v 'J J ' ') ' ' . . - u t.i mvmm M I ' I I ADVANCED VAUDEVILLE. Program, Com. Mon. Night, Fob. 15 Amorica'ft Character Cotttedienno GRACIE EMMETT AND CO. "Mr MvrpHy'i Soepnd Husband." MAV AND FLO HENGLER VaadMllo's DaintloBt Artists. PETErt'bON ALD, M ETA CARSON I Presenting "Alex McLeans uream ToM CARROL A- JOE BAKER Ttid Hebrew and Hlfl Friorid R08AIRE AND DORETTO" Enrbpean ComiqUes FERDANDEZ MAY DUO European Musical Artists A8KELAND VJolln Vlrtuoao Vlascdpe, Majectfc Orchestra Mat. 2ifl5 (except Mon.) IB A 25c. Night 8:15r-Prlce8 15,25, 35 & 50c, PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTI8ER8! rHSiTni "iiu;.: ji;i . i-.M w. Every Evening 8:30 Matinees Wed. and 8 at., at 2:30 THE FULTON 8TQQK COMPANY r Appearing Jp The Man on The Box Dramatized from Harold McGrath's Novel, a genuine American Comedy Best 8eats 25 cents. Next Week "Alabama," by August us Thomas. PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTI8ER8! The Acme Parlors 934 P STREET Bowling, Billiards, Pool, Cigars, Ttfatco, Fine Confectionery -m- FINEST AMUSEMENT PARLORS IN THE WEST PRICES: 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 ADVERTI8ER8I L. J. HERZOG THE UNIVEnSITYMArS TAILOR 4 Come in and get that $J5.00 Suit tdyour order 1230 o St. Llnooln WILrIIAMy, dangIng ACAPEMY i . i I. Successor to Pitts Siclaf Evening - - - Friday Aivueia Cliw ' Saturday Eve. Class EvtilHs - MiMiyfc Wiviisi'ay Private Lciaabm Given , if Deaired i r 1124 N STREET -' ,-;i'lJI''i' 'l"-"'11' 'iii'.i'UH . tJ v i- j Graco D. Work, ox-1911, Is teaching In Ord, Neb. ' Bepkman.BroS., fine shoes. 1107 O street. Miss Maud Cauger, 1908, who has been very ill, Is improving. Chapln Bros., florists, 127 So. Thlr teenth. O. N. Foster, law 1011, Is in Hastings for a fety days on business. ." Dr. Chas. Youngblut, dentist, 202 Burr. blofck. W. M. BJttnpr, 1912, Is visiting .over Saturday and Sunday with relatives in Omaha. All sizes dull two-hole ties and pumps juat recolved. Sanderson's. H. E. Dixon, law 1911, is visiting Wtb relatives at Blair over Saturday and Quhd.ay. Have your clothes pressed at Weber's Sultorlum, Cor. iith and O. ' The noon meetings of tho unlvorBity Y. W. C. A. have been of special for est this week. Dr. J. R. Dayls, dentist. Charges reasonable. Over Bank of Commerce. The tryputs for tho sophomore Inter class debating squad will bo held at 9:30 this morning. Why not take your bath at Chris' bath house, Eleventh and P streets? W. A. Robertson, 1909( editor-in-chief of the Cornhuskor, spent Saturday and Sunday at Plattsmouth. Learn the barn dance, Lincoln Dancing Academy, 1132 N. Select school. Call Auto 4477. 0000OffiOOfeO0q0000 New Spring Hats now ready FULK, 00C0000CCCO0CCCCO0P0000000 U. S. Culver, 1910, went to Seward Thursday to roport a live Btock salo for the Nebraska Farmer. Prof. Maxoy suggests that in the futdre moving pictures bo mado of the freshman law Class elections. The girls of the Union Literary society gave a play Friday evening entitled "Trouble at Satterloes." The freshman law class meets Tues day morning at 11 o'clock to havo their picture taken fbr tho Cornhuskor, The "Spikes," the freshman Wter fraterhity society had a smoker at tho Beta Theta Pi house Thursday night. Prof. N. W. Preston, formerly of "Fremont normal school, was a visitor on tho university campus Thursday. . George JHolnke, law 1908, is now practicing ". law at Nebraska City, where he is meeting with good sue oesB. The Vlklngri tho Junior intoMra ternlty so, ifl,e,"ty. fy$4' tholr annual formal darjeq in Fraternity hall last evening; r t ' The senior awfl havo .a new. fad. T;hey ar a,lVn'a,ying te Jtly clipped, so asxtO' distinguish them from the other law. stUdentri, Memorial Hall 4. Yolo has boon haying preliminary fpotball praptlPQ for tho past month. Tne coaches are trying to dovolop a quarterback fpr noxt fall. Professor Vernior took occasion Fri day morning to congratulate tho fresh men law class on tho good marks they mado in tho recont oxamlnat!6n In agency. Tho ChlnoBo flag sont aB a Christ mas present to tho university Y. W. C. A. is vory beautiful and is admired by all who havo soon It on tho wall of tho Y. W. C. A. room. The board of recommendations havo issued a call for throo high school teachers. A position for a principal is open, also a position for a teacher in science and a tcachor in Latin, t Tho number of small boys who hang around tho gymnasium havo becomo almost an actual nuisance. Thoy aro constantly ridiculing thoso at work there, and should be prohibited from tho gym. Tho practice courts of tho collogo of law will be held noxt week. Tho following cases will bo disposed of: Foster vs. Reed, motion for now trial; Stacenka vs. ProBton, affidavit; Mc- Keo vs. Brant, answer C. W. Dobry, law 1911, departed yesterday for his homo at St. Paul, Nobr., In order to attend the govern ment Inspection of tho Nebraska na tional guard. Mr. Dobry Is an ofllcor in tho company at St. Paul. Assembly will bo in tho armory Mon day night, February 22d. All cadets will be in uniform and must havo their O O 00000000000 $2.50 to $5 1325 O - full equipment. 'By order of Captain Worklzor. Clarence J. Kreucer, cap tain and adjutant university cadets. Farnham E. Watters, 1909, law 1911, has been chosen captain of the senior basket-ball team. The seniors are de veloping a fast team arid they expect a hard gamo with tho junloi basket ball Ave which thoy meet Saturday, February 27th. . Tho Student t Debating club moots tonight at 7:80 p.' m. .In U 100. The quostlon for debate will bo, "Resolved, That the United States should adopt tho parcels post." Affirmative, G. A. Preston arid It.' R. Hill; 'negative, A. M. Hare and W. K. Hbdgklns. . Miss Carrio Skultz, 1908, who Is gen eral secretary of the Bihghdmpton, N. Y., Y. W. C. A. writes of a cam paign for $4,000 to supply special needs for the Y. W A. building there. Afiss Schultz is vory enthus iastic over her work and is meeting with excellerit sucdess. Philip Fredericks, 1911, departed yesterday for Sutton, Neb, From yesterday for, Sutton, Neb. Millard Blnriey, 1911, will, hjeet hlfn thero this morriing. Together they Will go to Hastings, tho former to attend I he stato Y. M. C. A. convention and the latter to spend Sunday with h(s sister, wh6 is a' physlcan to women at the state asylum. Prof. Barber, of tho Latin ' depart ment will leavo in a few days for Now. Oreans, Louisiana, and will at tend the 'convention of the' "Classical Af&oclatibri of the Mlddje West and South," Prbf; Barber IB A member 6t 11:00 A. M. I the oxocutlvo committee of that asso clatlbn arid has been slnco Its organi zation; therofdro ho fools that It Is his duty to attend tho convention. A now committoo will bo added to tho Y. W. O. A. list of committooB. It will bo called tho extension com mittoo. This commjttoo wljl havo special work In cnnrgo among factory and laundry girls. Many of tho Y. W. C. A. girls aro Intorostod in this work. Miss Vlbbard will bo pleased to havo any of tho university girls who do sired to participate In this work loavo tholr names at h6f dosk. JUNIOR CLA88 PROM PAID WELL. Big Dance of Third Year Men Finan cial Success. With an nttondanco of ninety-eight couples, including oightocn compli mentary tickets, tho Junior prom was the best paying danco of ho unlvor Bity season. Not proceeds amounting to 34.25 wero turned ovor to tho class treasury as a rosult of tho affair. Ex penses amounting to ,$205 wero paid. Tho junior prom, in paying ovor thirty dollars, yielded a financial profit twlco that of any other danco this yoar. Tho Bophomoro hop paid a sur plus of $15. Tho detailed roport as approved by the committee on students' organiza tions is as follows: Receipts. Eighty tickets at $3.00 each, . . .$240.00 Eighteen tickets complimentary Expenditures. Rent of hall T $ 50.00 Refreshments 59 . 25 E. J. Walt, music 36.00 Georgo Bros., printing 210 pro grams 27.00 Decorations, Fred Groth...... 10.00 Miss Branson, poster 0.00 Froy & Froy, flowers 2.00 C. H. Froy, carnations 2.00 Simons, printing tickets 1.50 John Uhl, doorkeeper 2.00 Ensign, Omnlbils Co., chapor- ono cab 2.00 Spot Light, Oliver Co 5.00 Valedlk, bugler 1.50 Stamps and miscellaneous.... 1.50 Total . .... ...... ....$205.75 Class treasurer's receipt...-. 34.25 Respectfully, JOHN M. ALEXANDER, Chairman. I have examined tho above report and havo found it correct (Signed) GROVE E. BARBER, Chairman Committed on Student Or ganizations. BURQLAR8 8CARE FAIR C0-ED8 Two Chapter Houses at Iowa Univer sity Invaded by Robbers. IOWA CITY, la., Feb. 10. Burglars invaded tho bodrooras of fair co-eds at Iowa University before dawn to day, and met with more or less suc cess In their robberies. One burglar, a't Delta Delta Delta house, captured pearl arid opal rings, watches and 'money; belonging to Misses Enda Harner and Allen ninrlr of BUrllrigton, whilo Miss Harper, paraiyzea wun rrignt, lay silent, un able to cry for help, He then .nroeoririnfl tn tha nrllninlno- ropm and flashed his dark lantern's ..uw iJl. i.U m -m i- -r ... luH juiai imi tuuu oi aiTB. josopnino Lewis, tho matron of tho sorority. She was awakened, leaped out, and' drove the burglar away. , In the Delta Gamma sorority houso, another burglar entered the room of Marjprle Mac Vicar, daughter of, For mer Mayor Mac Vicar of -Des Moines, but her screams frightened him away. Neither rpbbor waB tracked by the police. ', Notre parno is going wld over ro cent ylotories of its, basketball team. Thoy have beoij playing continuously Binco 'before the holidays and have been away from, home most of tho time. Yet thoy bay won eighteen, put of twenty games. They will leave shortly for an eastern trip, playing seven games," including Syracuse and Cornell. Indiana, will send a rack team to the big. handicap meet at St Louis on February , DePauw has if sued a call for track men. Tw6 fliys a weekwlll be spent In 63A66i wdrk. -l PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS! '-.' ')' ".';;; UNIVERSITY JEWELER ft IPTICJAN C. A. Tucker JEWELER r S. S. Shean OPTICIAN 1123 0 STREET. YELLIW FRONT Yovr Pttron Solicited atM Million Glasses of Soda Water sold and drnnk frompur 20th Century Snnltury Soda Fountain soason 1006. Agonoy Huylora, Gunthors and Lown eys Chocolates and Bonbons. . Tli Drug Cutttr, i PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISER!! ,- " :' . (.'; Hot Drinks , r-: are now In season. Do yoff kaow any place where you can get as ..Quick Service.. as you can at our new store?, No' need of being crowded. Lincoln Cani4y Kitchen s.wcowr PATRON"!' E'bUR, ADVERTISERfl Bell -'riisjnt 4 - ' '.AW Jfkfo U9 " r COMPLIMENmOF Nebraska Grocery and Meat Cojmpahy : Fancy and staple Groceries 1036 P. Streit Every Order QIvm 8ell Atfefltien : 'ii.'i' si. PAJRONIZE OUR ADyERT lERil A Music House Whero you call always hnd that " sheet of; muMb in stock. EDW. J. WALT ' ' 1120 O St. Thf Mime Man PATRONIZE OUR ADVERT!! Ril CARLTON An close meciter that . . !'. ' ' ' "I yiU try neither .tie, thumb nor tethbeV L 15pl 2fora.5c. - .rWi3MWrtt ...l '? V Tf. ;;:' lkik t:y.s-f &'-' -$x v ' ,.
