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Bronzooxfords at Men's Bootery,
Twelfth and P Btreets.
Saturday only, Mav 15.
Professor Howard W. Caldwell and
family have moved to their new resi
dence on E street near Twentieth.
Next Saturday only.
Cameron's Lunch Counter, 123 So.
Twelfth St.
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Dr. R. G. Clapp has an article on
rtHow Can We Make Our Physical Ex
aminations More Effective." Intho last
Ibbuo of Hygiene and Physical Educa
tion. Saturday only, May 16.
The beBt lunch In tho city. Y. M.
C. A. Spa, 13 & P.
Dally rehorsals of tho Benlor play
are being held at the Temple. The
first rehersal at the Oliver theater
will bo held Saturday morning, May
15th.
The members of Cadet Company I
will hold a company smoker at tho
Phi Gamma Delta fraternity house,
1228 It street, riext Tuesday evening.
May 18.
The Nobraskan will sell a 60 wheel
for $26. Do you want It?
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Next Saturday only.
. Ray J. Ccarborough, 1909, who has
been assisting In the department of
geology thlB year, haa benn Alnctnd
assistant professor of geology at Wes-
leyan university.
Hind & Noble buy and soil mnm
second hand books than any other
company. They will pay tho highest
price for yours. At the Co-op next
Saturday.
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The regular mid-week mooting of
fhn nnlvftrnlfv V XT r A irro uia
Wednesday evening In tho association
rooms in tno Templo. J. E. Slm-monds-
was tho leader.
New spring style In footwear now
on display." Beckman BroB., 1107 O St
The members of tho Womana Facul-
RllV A Waf.fJi A Watchi the IDEAL
XUy a . VY atCIl Graduation . Gift. A .
Howard Watch is the finest practical time piece '
in the world. A full line here $35.00 to $150.00.
Est 1871. ftfALLETT,
300
ty Club mot with Mrs. Avery, Wed
nesday Ovening at the state farm,
Tho -men of the faculty joined them
at six o'clock for supper.
If you want a bicycle call at the Ne
braskan office. A $60 wheel for $36.
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Phi Alpha Tau, the honorary debat
ing fraternity held a short business
meeting -Tuesday ovening at tho
Temple. A large number of tho ac
tive members wero present.
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Saturday only, May 16. ' 1
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Select School of Dancing, Lincoln
Academy, new location, 1124 N. Auto
4477.. , , o
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n The members of tho XI Delta so
ciety, the organization of Sophomore
girls will hold a "dancing party this
evening "in Fraternity Hall. Walt's
orchestra will furnish the music, '
Mrs, Wilbur, tho national student
secretary of' the Y.fW. C. A. will
speak at the noon meeting of the as
sociation today, In tho Temple. All
university girls aro cordially invited.
Tho members of tho class In field
geology 10) will make an excursion to
the abandoned brick, yards in West
Lincoln, Saturday mofcilng. All mem
bers of the class 'are requested to
meet in U 7 at nine o'clock.'
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An order has been Issued., by the
department of military science that
in order to receive their credit in
drill all of, the members of the cadot
VkOTlrl ' mil o ..inllf. mm . il... ...l ...-.
that Is scoro fifteen points out of a
posslbld twonty-flvo. J
Cadot Company B has boon holding
competitive squad drill thla wook.
Each evening ono of tho squads1 has
been put through a short drill. This
drill will bo graded and tho standing
of tho squads will bo determined by a
comparison of tho graces.
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Much surprise was manlfost over
tho remarkable showing made by
Cadet Company D In tho drill of tho
last two. nights. Thla company has
shown championship form and If this
sort of drill Is continued they will
win tho Omaha cup and colora nt
the annual compotltlvo drill with
ease.
Tho members of the Students De
bating club, will meet Saturday veil
ing, May 15, at 7:30, in U. 108. A
short program will bo held which will
cohBlst of extemporaneous speeches.
Following tho program, tho election
of officers for tho club for next yoar
will bo held. ThlB Ib tho last moot
ing of the club for this yoar and all
members are requested to be prosont.
Tho Agricultural Club will moot on
Saturday evening, May 15. at olght
o'clock In the faculty room In tho
Temple. Agricultural students aro
urged to attend. Mr. Will Forbes will
addrqsB tho club and Mr. G. M. Hum-
niAl will rllanitda the attli4ntt 11 A ..t1
culturo in Argentina." Following tho
luumroB an important business moot
ing will bo held.
Tho next to tho last of tho univer
sity dances to bo hold this yoar will
bo hold Saturday evening, May 15,
at Fraternity hall. The sale of tickets
has been very largo and all Indica
tions point to ono of tho moat suc
cessful danCQS nf Hlr nnnlnl anaanr,
Tho last of the university dancos will
u mo 1-un-neuenic nop which will bo
hold next Friday evening, May 21, at
the Auditorium.
Tho annual nrocram plvnn hv thn
new members of tho Palladian Liter
ary society will bo hold In ttio Tem
plo thlB evening. Tickets -for this
event may bo aeciirnd from nnv nt
tho members of the caste. Tho schomo
of giving away tickets is ono recently
Inaugurated and la dovisod as a
means of having friends of those tak
ing part in the play present Prepar
ation for tho presentation of tho play
has been under headway for some
tlmo.
ANNOUNCE INSPECTING OFFICER.
Captain Lockrldge to Be Hero for Re
view on Saturday.
Captain P. J. Lockrldge of tho gen
eral staff of tho United States army
will arrive in Lincoln -today to in
spect the first battalion of university
cadets tomorrow morning. Captain,
J.nrrrUitrn will n. .
..p ,,,1, v-uiuu 11 um ivmes,
Amos, whore ho has Just inspected
mu iuwu oiuieuonego caaots.
Tho judges of tho annual competi
tive drill XVOm nlon nnnm.nn.1 ..
terday. They aro Captain W. H. Ou'ry,
Reg. Optometrist 1143 O
and Lieutenants W. N. Haskell, land
J. E. Ware. Thn irat wn nam wn
of last year's Judges. Lieutenant
ware nas acmeved considerable news
paper notoriety thlB eek by a flglht
In an army balloon from Fort Om
aha to tho northern part of Nebras
ka. Tho balloon burst Just as.it was
allghtinfe and the two officers In tho
basket wero thrown to tho ground.
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BOTANI8T 18 ALSO MECHANIC.
Former Nebraska Man Does Work Jn
,Both Fields.
In recent issues of tho "Electrician
and Mechanic," a technical magazine,
there appeared' two articles by P. J.
O'Gara, 1902, which aro descriptive of
ingenious inventions of ttio author.
One IB- the design of a modern double
acting pump and "tho 'other Is a plan
for the construction' of a home-made
electric heater. f,'-
Mr. O'Gara is, remembered by old
students of the university as a student
of botany who i had exceptional me
chanical ingenuity. Somo of the ap
paratus which he designed was uied
for years in the department in wh'.ch
ho majored. Ho is now an assistant
in tho national department of agricul
ture with headquarters at Medford,
Oregon. . "
Warren B. Catlin, '03, is this year
a. candidate for Ph. D. In Columbia
university, where ho has held a fel
lowshlp In economics.
B. D. Hodge, 03, is engaged in
tho practice of law at Tacoma, Wash,
John A. Patterson, '03, Is practic
ing law at Central Qlty, 'Nebr.k .
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