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STUDENTS FIRST REQUE8T T8
REMOVAL, THEN USE FORCE. '
SOUTHERN TEACHER WAYLAID
HELD UP ON THE CAMPUS UNDER
COVER OF DARKNESS.
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Open Day and Night
MARCH
Tuesday, 30. -Dean E. A. Dennett on
"Tho Opportunity In Agriculture
for Educatod Men Convocation
11 u. m.
Was Coming Home From Prayer-
Meeting Bui That Didn't Deter the
8tudent Vandals Who Wantonly
Desecrated His Whiskers.
BecniiBO ProfesHor L. A. Whitney,
a now Instructor In tho university, of
Fort Worth, Texas, refused to shave
off his side whiskers at the request of
200 students, ho lost them late last
Friday night In tho dark of the cam
pus grounds. Twenty students wore
participants in tho wanton action
which resulted In depriving tho pro
fessor of his coveted, facial adorn
ment. Tho trouble which culminated Fri
day night began several days ago
when tho students preseted a request
that Professor Whitney remove bis
Bide whlskors, which ' were long and
In tho opinion of the student body
Ill-kept. The undergraduates declared
THREE REQUIREMENTS: F0R
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Judgo Deyo. Temple Thoatro 8 that the honor of tho collego and rep
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TuoBday, 30. Forestry Lecture: "For
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Barkor. "Moisture Study in For
ost Soils," Prof Hoysor. N 7 at
7:30 p. m.
Weduesday, 31. Special Convocation.
U. S. Senator Burkott on "Tho
University Man In Politics." Tom
plo Theatre, 11 a. m.
APRIL
Friday, 2 "The Problora for Euro
peans In Colonizing tho Tropics."
Dr. j Crolghton Wollman, of
Washington, D. C. Temple 5 p. m.
Friday, 2. Band Concort. Unlvorslty
Cudot Band. Temple Theatre,
8: 30 .p. in.
Saturday, 3. Joint Y. M.-Y. W. C. A.
banquet at St. Paul's church, C
p. ni.
Wednesday, 7. Easter Vacation
gins at G p. m.
bo-
utatlon of Its faculty demanded the
removal from Professor WhUncy's.
face of tho obnoxious growth. Quite
naturally Professor Whitney refused
to accede to the rcquost for tho de
struction of what ho doomed a valu
able part of his anatomy. With his
refusal, the moro actlvo spirits of the
,studcnt body got to business and
there was something doing as a re
sult. Caught In the Dark.
Professor Whitney went to prayer
meeting Friday night, as was his cus
tom. Ho left tho place of the meet
ing at tho close of tho session and
started homo acroHs tho campus. The
pathway led under the trees which
ornament the university grounds and
their shadows furnished an excellent
hiding place for tho students who
had designs on tho professor's wills-
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AdYwtlsomonts for the want ad
column should be left at the business
olllce, Uasomont Administration Bldg.,
botween 10 a. m. and 12 m., or be
tween 2 p. m. and 5 p. m.
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want ads, at the rate ot 10 cents per
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Insertions 40 cents.
leers. Twenty of these bouyant spirits
woro massed In the darkness, waiting
for the professor's approach.
As Professor Whitney turned the
corner by tho Administration build
Iirg, there was a rush, a muffled shout
on tho part of tho surprised teacher,
nnd thon silence, save for a few
snickers and a gentle clip, clip, clip,
as the scissors got -in their wqrk.
When tho deed was done npd tho
hairy fragments lay scattered on tho
ground, the young captors released
their victim and scampored for safe
ty. Thoy were lost in the shadows
of tho grounds beforo tho professor
had recovored his presence of mind
sufficiently to go after them.
Expulsion Promised.
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WANTED-A RIDER AGENT
IN EACH TOWN
and district to
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aarnplc.Latest Model "Ranqer" bicycle furnished by us.' Our atrents ever Micro aro
HO MONEY UISQ
to anyone, anywhere in
allow TKN DAYS' KIIKK TltlAL doilnir which time vouin-ivriifailie hlrvi
put it to any test you wtsn. it you are titer, not perlectly satisfied or do not wish to
Keep t lie mcycic mp it uaci; to us at our ex pense anu you will net be out one cent.
IIIICEU until you receive and approve o( jour bicvclc. We ship
the U. S. without a cent deietit in advance, it-eiav Ireleht. and
ie and
CAPTADV DDIPFQ We fumlsh Hie lushest (Trade bicycles it.is noulblo to
rnulUni mivbtf at one mnll profit above actual factory co. Vou s.i
rtot$ middlemen's profits by buying: direct of us and have the manufacturer':
FOR SALE.
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to your ordr fe V
Ulncpln
FOR SALE- A new high-grade bl
cyclo at 25 per cent discount. Inquire
at Nebraskan office 91-tf
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LOST AND FOUND. ,
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antte behind vour bicycle. DO NIT III V a hicvele or a Tiairnf tires fmm anvane
at any price until ou receive our catalogues and, learn our unheard of aitiry
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Vflll Wll I HE CTAUICUnrt NV')Cn J'otl receive our beautiful cat.ilotrue nnd
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than any other factory. We arc satisfied with Si.oo nro tit above lacturv cost.
HICYCLK DEAI.IiUS, you can sell our bicycles under your own name plate at
our prices. Orders filled the day received. . . .
SlCONl UAN1 IUCYC1.KS. We do not rceularly handle second hand bicycles, hut
Mittllv hive a number on hand taken In trade bv our Chlcaco retail. atorts. Thesis wa cliur out
n.nnin1v nt n?4rt mnirincr frnm A3 to t&H or &1IO. De.rrintivn hsnrain linf!t m:illl fn.
rtnnCTCB vre atBl w.hol. Impor to;l roller clitiftis and pedals parts, rci-alra and
uuni I tn-lHIlrtCai eijuipmcnt of all kinds at half tit vmal retail f nets.
50 HEDGETHQRN PUNCTURE-PROOF $A M
1230 O St.
LOST Small open face silver watch
with fob. Please leave at Registrar's
Office. 121-110-tf
HELP WANTED.
WANTED Four men to work for a
'couplo of hours Friday morning. In
Hiiro of jW DorUlnderen, at. Y. M. C.
. rooms immediately.
Studepts who can rworlc between
":30 and '9:30 "Friday .morning 'should
eo Joe Derldndorori at tho Y. M. 0. A.
rooms, immediately.-,
ft
Tlierexular retail firicaot these tires is
iJt'6er 6air. but to introduce we will
tetlyouasampiepatrarffJmcainwtmoraerffM).
HO MOIETPOVBLE FROM PUNCTyiES
The oBcnpedo was at once reported Bir'odt. 'sixty thonsarid pairs sold last year.
to tho president and othor members'
of tho faculty. Those dlgnitnrles de
clare thut expul8lqns will follow the
dlsclosuro of hte Identity of the
young highwaymen. An investigation
Ib 'in progress and every effort Is be
ing made to apprehend tho students.
concerned.
But in tho meantime the students
happy. Professor Whitney 1b
SELFa II EALING TIRES ro muwdvoe.omly I
Tr
aro
nieotlng Jiis classes, but ho Iiob no
sldq whiskers. And it will tokQ some
tlinq for Dame Nature to replace what
the Btudonts removed.
SENIOR SOC.IAL COMMITTEE,
The Senior Social committee will
.moot today in U. 100 nt 11 a. ni. AH
members are especially requested to
lin iii-nftonr v ' .,"
air out. Sixty tltonsatm pairs soiu tost year.
Over two hundred thousaud pairs now in use.
OESOft IPTHJHi Made iln all sxes.. It iftively.1
tiirinvHdln(r.vrvduratleandlincdiiisi(ewitli
nrfi riiiniTtvnf nihtier. which never becomes t
porous and which closed tip small punctures without allow
ItiK the air tocscape. We havq liumlreds of letters from satis-'
fiedcustoinersstatingthattlieirtireaiiaveomyDecnputnpca
inniirixrtwirinawholeseauon. Thevwelah no more than
.. .1 &(. ........ rt(tf,l......r.llllM ltAlnwl...iM
i rauiiirv lire. ijiciJmtiuc yoiokiiiK Mi...,.v.. uvium u
tires is $.50 per polr.bu t for '
r 1 1 1 rwi r i KJisiiiiHiaiHM r
m misssss hi 1 1 'i
N0H00 tun thick rubhtir tread
"A'"inil puncture b trips "U"
aud-'D," also rltn strip U"
to prevent rim cutting. Thlu
I tiro 7lll outlast any othor
niake-SOFT, ULASXXO aud
in nnlliiarvtlri.. the milicturc rCSlStll
by severallnyers of tliln. specially nrepare,d fabric ou the
a ba , n-ii a. w n tiririM ni t irr i-iu- .ri ini iniii iiiii inr ih . . - . .
advcrthilnKpurposeHWcarejuaklpiraspccialfactorvprlceto , ,,,
the rider of only $i.8o per pnlr. Ail orders shipped same day letter Is received. We ship C. O. D.
approval. oo OO Hot pay a cent uiuu yuw uuvc cuiiuiucu unu iuuhu iiicm oirisiiy as i
We willnllow a cash discount of 5 per ccntUhereby making the price S1.55 per
send FULI. CASH WITU OIlDKIt and enclose this advertisement. We will air-
on
a cent until vou have examined and found them strictly as represented.
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erpair)it you
also send oue
nickel plated brass hand pump. Tires to be returned at OUlt expense If for any reason they are
not satisfactory on examination. We ore perfectly reliable and money sent to us is as cafe a In a,
bautr-it-ye
know that you will uc no well pleased that when you want n bicycle you will give us your order.
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If-you order-a pair-qf these tires, yoti-wlll find that thoy .will ride, easier, run faster,.
:tter, la3t longer nnd look finer thau nny tre you have ever used jbr seen a any price, We'
We want vou to send us a trial order at once, hence this remarkable tire offer. , . -,
rAir urrjl VffSsTO don't buy any kind ht any price until you fiend for aTalr of
lr YUlf JVcJbt f fflCO Hcdgethorn Puncture-Proof tires on approval and trial at
the special introductory price qttote'd above: or write for our We 'rr and Sundry Catalogue which
describes and oubtes aft makes and kinds of tires at about lutlflhe usual prices. i
rjl man-- uiir but write us a postaltoday, UO NOT THINK OP BUYING a bicycle
UU tWUt WMMm or a pair of tires from anyone until youhnow the new and wonderful
offers we arc making. It ouly costs a postal to learu everything. 'Write It MOW.
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