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LAW SCHOOL
Thr'ooyoar course, loading to dogroo
I of Doctor of Law (J.D,), which by tho
Quarter syatom may bo coraplotod In
two arid ono-fourth calondar years,
' Collogo oducatlon roqulred for regular
admission, ono year of law bolng
counted toward collogo degree. Law
library of 31,000 volumeB.
Tho 8ummor Quartor offers special
opportunltler to students, teachers,
and practitioners.
FOR ANNOUNCEMENT ADDRESS
Dean of Law School, University of Chicago
Get your Punches
Sherbets, and Ice
Cream from
COLLINS
Special attention
given to Student
Affairs. Bowls,
Spoons and Glass
es furnished free.
Collins Bros:
Ice Cream Co.
Seventh and L Streets
Bell 428 PHONES Auto 1228
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CAPITAL HOTEL CAFE
& LUNCH COUNTER
Utn andPSts.
.Open from 6 a. m. till 12
p. m. Lincoln's most pop
ular priced eafe.
OUR MOTTO: Clun and Quick Sinlci HI Iba
Thw. Coupon Books worth S5 told tor $4.26.
Hans Workow, Mgr.
THE UNI SMOKE HOUSE
Weloomea all Btudonta.
Bn mnrC ana BllTor LftUr
B PIUI-'S Inlaid Work a
B IlTL.J specialty,
UNI SMOKE HOUSE
1183 O Btroot
ALL WORK IS STOPPED
HI8TORICAL 80cfETY NOVV LEFT
WITHOUT APPROPRIATION.
BUILDING CANNOT BE FINISHED
QUARTER8 IN LIBRARY BUILDING
NEEDED FOR CLA88-ROOM8.
Other 8tate8 Provldo Handsome Build
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Ings for the Use of the Societies.
Nebraska Not lip to the
Standard.
Tho Stato Historical socloty. muBt
romaln im its. old quartors In tlio base
ment of tho Library, building for tho
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noxt few yoars at loastu Tho yotolng
of tho appropriation mado by tlio last
loglslaturo for tho purposo of erect
ing a building has poatponod thp o
plptlon of the struoturo- for an In
definite porlod.
Tho.logjalaturo appropriated) $15,000
for tho , purpose ot housing tho his
torlcal society and, in addition, re
appropriated $10,000 of what remained
from tho old appropriation; making
$40,000 ln all. Tho bill was votocd by
Governor Shallenborgor, Tho society,
howovor, contends. tha,t there? was no
necessity of rp-approprlatlngtho $15,
000' as they had until AugWt 31 to
uso tho romalndor ot ho ojd. appro
priation! In the opinion Qftiho at
torney general; to i wham, tho caBo was
submitted, tho old appropriation doea
not lapse.: until AuguBt, 31, which will
enable tho society, to pay for th't
work now under way.
Reason for Veto.
Govornpr SUallonprgor, gvo as his
roason for vetoing tho bill that ho did
not believe In oroctlng' publlo build
ings by piecemeal appropriation, That
tho prosent Bum was. tptally inade
Qirnto to completo tho structuro and
that an appropriation should olthor
bo mado for tho ontlre building or not
bo madO at afl,
Active work has already beon com
menced on tho future homo of tho
society, obntracts. having, boon Qjot
and some work on oxcavatlon already
comploted. These contracts aggro-
FRIDAY, APRIL I6III
FRATERNITY HALL
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INFORMAL
Thornburo's Orch.
TICKETS $1.25
gato $15,110 and will glvo tho society
tho material for excavation, to put In
tho foundation, all of tho plors, and
lay tho flrBt clnirso of granite, raising
tho structure about three feet above
tho assumed grade. TIiIb base will
bo made of Woodbury, Vermont, gray
granito, hammer finished, and will
constitute In tho opinion of thoao in
charge,, tho host foundation of any
iiibllc building In Nebraska. This ox-
)ondituro, togother With suporintena-i
onts and architects' fees will leave
'$7,500 of tho old appropriation, of
which as much as may bo necessary
will bo used in putting a temporary
cover over tho foundation to protect
It from tho elements. John Praas has
been employed as superintendent of
construction.
Expected to Move.
Tho society expected to bo able to
movo into tho now structuro in about
two years, and tho rooms thoy now
occupy wore to be turnod Into much
needed olass rooms, but with tho sud
den turn of affairs, all these plans
will have to be dropped for the time
being. It is the opinion of those in
charge that tlio state must be edu
cated to the need of such a building.
Tlio work Is hampered and cramped
at tho present time for lack of room
as well as tho imperative demand for
class room to fascllitato the work of
tho Bchool.
GREGORY, the Tailor
Has a dandy line of goods for Spring Suits. He also
does the best cleaning and pressing in the city.
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Eat at Green's Place
The UNION CAFE
1418 O street
Open Day and Night
E. FLEMING
Finest watch and Jewelry Repairing
in the city. Give ns a call.
Bell A704, Auto.8884. - 1211 O St.
WesoUcitAtabarei.of your
patronage.
Other Btates, of less linanclal pros
perity, have provided far better for
their historical societies than has X
braska. Tho Kansas society applied
this year for the first time to Its
loglslaturo and received an appropri
ation of $200,000 together with $15,000
for a site and provision for tho furn
ishing of tho building from another
fund, and this from a legislature fac
ing a doflcit of half a million. This
gives Kansas a building costing $250,
000. Iowa has ono costing $450,000;
Wisconsin ono costing $020,000 and
Minnesota plans to have ono costing
a million and a quartor.
L. J, HERZOC
THE UNIVERSITY MAK'S TAILOR
Come la nd get tHat $15.00 Suit
to your order
George Bros,
mat..
Excluslvo Shop of
College Shoes .
Now Placo. ty
So S'ooiTheBe: ,
Tho Thompson .$3.50 and $4.00.
Tho Handcraft IMOa
THE MEN'S 5BOOTERY
All New
144 No; 12th
And In Windows.
JUNIOR INFORMAL TOMORROW
Third Year Men Will Give Hop at Fra
ternify Hall Friday.
Tho junior class will glvo 1(8 ast
dance of this year at Fraternity hall
tonorrow evening. Tickets aro .bolng
Bola at $1.25 and the managers aspect
a good sized crowd.
President Yates yesterday an
nounced the class picnic committee!
hs follows: '
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Waldo, Toohapollo, Swltler, Mlsri
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Beware of imitations when buying Reach Base
Ball Goods. Don't let anyone impose upon
you with the worn-out story, of "just as good."
Any authority on Base Ball will tell you that
Reach Base Balls and Reach Mitts and Gloves are used almost ex
clusively by the big leagues. That's proof of Reach Superiority. The
identifying mark is the Reach Trade Mark it is stamped on every
article of Base Ball goods, except Base Balls and Bats selling at retail
for less than one Dollar. The Reach Trade Mark assures voudf
satisfaction the Reach guarantee -iurts
the quality. Look for the Reach
Mark on every Base Ball article you
buy.
The RgaGnaraiilee
The Reach Trade 'Mark guarantees pet
feet goods. Should defects appear, ue mill
replace any article absolutely Ivithout
costyexcept Vase Halls and Vats retail
ing under ft).
The Ucnc'i Official Dime Unll Culile for
19C9 loc at dealers or ly mail.
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Hospital for Sick Clothes
ALL KINDS OP STEAM AND DRY CLEANING
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$1.00 Per Month Treatment Given Once a Week
GOODS CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED
Auto Phone 443 1 1 Btfl A-2473
1520 O STREET
Since Spring has nearly. arrived tho Fountain will
be ono of the features of tho Folsom Bakery.
Wo want you to judge our' whole store by every
thing wo servo you In our Soda Water, Ice Cream,
PunchQSv.and. Delicatessen Lunch Department. "We
Make-Our Own pandlesl"
1307 O STREET. BELL 456. AUTO. 2214.
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The ktest styles in footwear in
cluding such novelties as stfap
Puiiips, Oxfords and Button Boots
in Mack, tan, gray and London
smoke iii Suede and Ooze Calf.
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