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? $Mh&!mM$im V etf ,r.r-,lV'T.; ,'Jt.Cu.ll :J -Ju - i S , a . HHiiMtt uiranorv i ... Evary Loyal University Student is urged to patronize theie Ne bratkan advertisers, and to men tion the paper vvnne doing, o. BANKS Central National, , to First Trust and Savings. to to Farmers & Merchants. to to BAKERIE8 to Fojsom, to BATH HOUSE Chris', Eleventh and P Sts. to BOOK 8TORE8 to Co-Op. Portor's. University. CIQARfr- Colo & McKonna. CLOTHING to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to M to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to I to to to to to to to to to to to to to FarqUhar. Magoo & Doomer. Mayor Bros. Palace Clothing Co. Spolor &'Slmon. Corf Clothing Co. to COAL Gregory. Whltobroast. CONFECTtONERY Lincoln Candy Kltohon. DANCING. ACADEMIES Lincoln. Williams. DENTI8T8 . J. R. Davis. Yungblut. DRY G00D8 to to to to to to iloruolshelmcr. Miller & Palno. DRUG,GIBT8 Riggs., ENGRAVER8 Cornoll. FLORI8T8 t Chapln Bros. C. H. Froy. to FURNI8HING8 to to to to to to to Budd.. Corf Clothing Co. Fulk. Magee & Doemor. Mayor BroB. Palace Clothing Co. Spolor & Simon. Fred Schmidt & Bros. to GROCERIE8 to Nobraska Grocery & Mdat to Co. HATTER8 Bndd. -- Fulk; ' - Unland. Corr Clothing Co. ICE "CREAM to Cameron's, to Franklin Ico Croam Co. JEWELER8 to Hallett. to Tucker. LUNCHEONETTE8 to FolBom. LAUNDRIE8 to Evans, to Merchants. to OPTICIAN8 to Shean. ORCHE8TRA G. F. Thornborg. PHOTOGRAPHERS Townsend. to PRINTERS to Georgo Bros. to Simmons, Young & Van Tyno. to 8HEET MU8IC to E. J. Walt. to RESTAURANTS to Boston Lunch. Cameron's. SHOE8 to to to to to to to to to Cerf Clothing Co. Beckman Bros. Branthwalte. Budd. Cincinnati Shoo Store, Sandersons. Rogers & Perkins. Petty, Hereford. to SKIRTS The Skirt Stroo. ' TAILORS to ElllottFBros. to Herzog, to to to to Ludwlg, Marx. College Tailors, Scotch Woolen Mills, Gregory. to THEATERS to Lyric. to Majestic. to Oliver. to TYPEWRITERS to Lincoln Typewriter to Ex- to to to to - change, to Updqrwood Typewriter Co, PATRONIZE YOUR FRIENDS-OUR ADVERTISERS iVlrVl SUIT OR 0OAT , Made to Order No fcli No' More P Lea any style you wish T WORLD'S LARGEST TAILORS 133 8. 13th 8t. M. M. Crandall, Mgr. Lincoln, Neb. Eat at Green's Place The UNION CAfE 1418 O street Open Day and Night , L. J. HERZOC THE UNIVERSITY MAN'S TAILOR Come in audet that $15.00 Suit to your order 1230 O St. ,L.lncoln O0COQC$0Q&0O$0$O$Q$0O 'jS . .. . - O All Makes of Second hand Typewriters sold, rented, o r exchanged. Underwood Typewriter Co., 714 P St, Both Phones. U$G0$0$000000$00$02? E. FLEMING Finest watch nnd Jowolry Ropuiring in the city. Give ub u call. Boll A7M, Auto H884. 1211 Q St. Wo solicit u share of your pntronago THE UNI SMOKE HOUSE "WolcomMJill Htudonta. . o o rtinr'C nud Bllvor Lottor BBB PIPES ntryka UNI SMOKE HOUSE 1M2 O Stroot PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTI8ER81 HAVE THE EVANS Do Your Washing Typewriters All mnkes rontod with stand $3 Per Month. Bargains In Hobullt Mnoblnes. LINCOLN TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE Auto llSS-Boll 1181. liNo.llth A Music House! Where you can always find that shoot of music in stock. , EDW. J. WALT 1 120 O St The Music Man PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS! Thisisit OLYMPIC CUKtOSH8W QUARTER 31 gBft m ejavaBi ejR jr, fL BaV.' . j BW ''& M aw jm r I Lvs j B j aJ m sW k bBBm 1 1 V a Ao A University, FfcrUrh To Editor 'of Dally NebraBkan: I beg the ubo of yoilr columns to present- a matter in which many J'tn iors nre interested. It Is a matter which should ho given prominence and I bellevo that tho means which I am taking will offectivoly do this. Heretofore it has boon tho mlo ihat an awakening of clnss spirit conic to a class during tho last pnrt of its senior year. At this late hour tho students begin to realize what a good time they could have had by gottlng together. Tho varloim dances hnve brought cortaln crowds together In tlio froshman, sophomore and Junior years, and thoso who attended had u good time among themselves. But thp real fun always came to tho Jen iors. ThlB was truo because every body loosened up. nnd did things In a social way, in which every member could talco a -part. Wo, tho present junior class, are anticipating tho good times that arc in storo for ub next year. But why wait till next year? Why not get together now? Lot's go out in tho country when tho weather Is safe, and some time during this interval of uncertain ty let's have a got-together meeting. Hnvo an informal reception some eve ning, followed by a fake bnnquot at f)0 cents a plnte things to cat, of course, but limited In quantity and maybe In quality. And then end the evening with toasts to our school and to our class. It seems to me wo could have a Jolly time this way, "i.h money In our pockets tho next morn ing. Tho matter will be takon up at iho next mooting of the Junior class, and every Junior who believes thnf w should not wait until wo nre seniors beforo breaking looso, ought to bo pnjBont nt that meeting. PAUL YATES. To Editor of Dnily NebraBkan: To reply to a plea Hko that for the "mngnanlmoiiB act" appearing In Sat urday's Nebrnskan Is no easy task. About tho one who was tho object of that encomium nothing is to bo said, nnd further, no. objection Is here to be presented to tho action there sug gested, should tho one mentioned care. OffiOCCOCCOOCOOQCCCC00000 ULTRA ORNATE f AS II I ON ABLE NIFTY HG 003000000000000000OSO0OffiO00OSO00 under the clrcuniBtnncea, to accept tho tendered position; but these 1b ono thing to be said about the "re formers." Rerormors, to bo sure, are always imagined as a .set of creatures with tho balance of their rationality Just a bit' disturbed by tho fury of their zoal, and consequently, they are not exactly responsible for what they do. Thoy may bo "slncoro," Borne of them, but having reeled through tho per iod during which thoy are most thor oughly intoxicated with the view of that ldenl Btato they are about to es tablish, thoy gradually regain tho nor mal outlook and begin to boo their various indiscretions. Now, if these are promises to bo sot up regarding tho "reformers" of' last spring, tho wrltor of tho present ar ticle has failed to see the roported signs of returning normality. Those who took tho initiative at that time did so, because thoy thought thoy aaw sufliclent reasons, and thoy hnvo not changed their minds "about them. They did not go nbout taking various "8topB",ln a spirit entailing a "parade of tin horns for the sake of "stirring" up things, nor have they regretted any ono of those steps, so far as the writer can ascertain. Henco it Js not quite rightthat an Impression should bo given out thot tlo reformers have reformed, becomo repentant and re morseful, and so willing to see the old regime 'brought back., Tho nowystom may not bo perfect, but it at least has Within It tho possibility of develop ment. " J. C. KNODE. lOravenettel OATS VARIED ASSORTMENT $8.50 $18,00 Young's Hafs S3 925:0"StIdrcoli.Neti PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTI8ERSI FORE8T CLUB HOP A 8UCCE8S First Event of the Kind Conducted by Forestry Men. One of the most successful dances of tho season was hold last Saturday plght In the Temple by the Forest Club. Its great success was another evidence of tho enterprise and loyalty of ;ho forestry students. About thirty-live couples attended and all en joyed themselves to the fullest extent. This was the first time the Forest club has had a hop, but it will assured ly not bo the last. Tho committee who had the dance In charge were H. S. Stephenson, chairman; A. T. Upson, master of coromonlcB, and H. H. Greennmyer. NEBRASKA GRADS AT COLUMBIA Cornhuskers Have Good Representa tion in New York School. Tho University of Nebraska is well represented at tho largo eastern uni versities. Among the number favored by a good number of cornhusker grad uates is Columbia university, New York City. Nino Nebraska graduates and ono former studo'nt are registered for work In that Institution. oo o oooocoooocooco YOUNG & VAN TINE 134 NORTH 13TII Programs, Menus, In vitations, Etc. Following Is a list of thoso enrolled anil their respective classes Dale Drain, A. B. 1907, lnw 1909. Albert M. Loyy, A. B. 1907. lnw 1910. Charles F. McLaughlin, A. B. 1908, law 1910. M. A. Mills, A. B. 1908, law 1910. Lloyd S. Denslow, A. B. 1908, law 1911. Warren by Catlin, A. B. 1903, po litical economy, sociology, admlnistra tlve law. Albert A. Heimrod, B. S. 1906, met allurgy, geology, chemistry. Mason Wheeler, LL. B. 1908, A. B. 190G, English. Harry L. Holllngworth, A. B. 1905, psychology. .John Latonser, ox-1910, architecture, Miss Howell of tho department of olocutioVjeft Thursday for Norfolk, Neb., where" she entertained the Nor folk Woman's Club with ji nnmhnr of selections from "Tho Man and thtf -Mouse Miss Howoll spent Friday at Madison, Npb., whore1 she appeared beforo tho Madison high school. MJbb Mathews, a' graduate student in sociology, Is to give at Otto, Iowa, March 10th, boforo the. City Improve ment Loaguo of that placo, a lecture. The subject of her address wH be, "The Problems of tho Small City and How to Solve Them." She will discuss tho Importance of Juvenile courts and other institutions of reform in tho small towns. . Tho Pnlladian and Unipn literary societies held a' Joint debate last night for the ilrst time in fhree years. Tho qu,ostlort heforo tho debaters was: "Resolved, That tho United StateB should adopt a parcels post." The Palladian speakers were R. S, Relnsch and E. W. Hills, and the Unions were represented bjr A. M. Hare and L. R. Lowroy. ' r 4j. fl fltf y f tt-.S,f r it J ..1V4' Qualify Counts i-THAT'9 yiIY Franklin's Ice Cream IS SO POPULAR Wo mako a specialty of fancy creams, shorbets, ices rind punch for Frat and Sorority Parties. Auto 8181 Boll 205 1810 N Strebt PATRONIZE '0URVATJVERTie(feR81 CINCINNATI Cut Price SHOE STORE AND Eliofrio Shdt lUpair Faotory Saves Yov TIME-AND-MONEY 1220 6 Street PATRONIZE OUR ADVEFJTI8ER8I UNIVERSITY JEWELER & OPTICIAN C. A. Tucker JEWELER S. S. Shean OPTICIAN 1123 0 STREET. YELLOW FRONT Yovr Patronage Solicited 8UB8CRIBE FOR THE RAG NOW. Bell Phone 482 AdIo Phorrt-1481 CQMPLIMENTS OF Nebraska Grocery and Meat Company Fancy and Staple Groceries 1036 P Street Every Order Given Special AlUnlion y PATRONIZE OUR, ADVERTI8ER8! Hot Drinks are now In season. Do yoo know any place where you can get as ..Vjuick Service., i as you can at our new store? No need ot being crowded. Lincoln Candy KitchCn SWer Courteous Treatment Always and you Are Not Urged (o Have. Some thing You do Not Wish The Pioneer Barber Shop tpt, So. JJth St. Auto,,437 Sluyfng JOc PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISER! Want - Ads AdYftrtisementa for the. wknt aj coluinu Bhould bo left at the jjualnea offlco, .basement Administration Bids., between 10 a. m. and ' 12' n op be tween 2 p. mf and 5 p. ra; Cash must accompany all. ordtra for, want ads, at the rate of 10 pent per insertion for every fifteen ;word( ,Oi fraction thereof for the t firsi Inser tion; three insertions, i2' cent; five insertions 40. cent?. FOR SALE. FOR SALE -A good dress suit; size 3G. .Cheap. ,Atp .470..' , ,105-90-t! ' 1 ' , " i, : FOR SALEA new high-grade bu cycle at 25' per cent discount. Inquire nt Nobraskan office. ' .- 91-tt" tt w n x " '. if 7 y ' -Ui 41K fc rft.v'jj j