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X 'tF&"$t DAILY NEBRASKAN " V 7v y OLIVER THEATRE Today, Mat. 2:30. Tonight, 8t 15. DIRECT FROM WILLIS-WOOD THEATRE, KAN8A3 CITY ELINOR GLYN'S DRAMATIZATION OF HER OWN REMARKABLE $TORY THREE WEEKS WED. MAT. & NIGHT, MAY 19. THE BLUE MOUSE THURSDAY, MAY 20 MRS. FI8KE IUEUI! CHINKO Wonderful Young Juggler Direct From London THE MILLER MU8ICAL FOUR America's Premier Instrumentalists LEW HAWKIN8 The Chesterfield of Mlnstrely THE ORTMAN TRIO Comedy Military Acrobats MINNIE KAUFMAN Greatest Lady Trick Cyclist In the World FRANK AND GERTRUDE FAYE Real Comedy Entertainers .... WEST AND GERARD Refined Novelty and Operatic Vo calists t. Dally (Except Mon.) 15c & 25c ery 'Night 8:15 15c. 25c & 50c. PATRONI'E OUR ADVERTI8ER8I AMiiri Lincoln's Perfect Theater. WEEK 8TARTING MON., MAY 10 A Three-act Comedy by Clyde Fitch E FRISKY MRS JOHNSON Presented by E PULTON STOCK COMPANY i Every Night at 8:30 Every Night at 8:30. Wednesday and Saturday Matinees 2:30 BEST 8EAT8 25 CENT8. "THE FRI8KY MR8. JOHN80N" THE FULTON 8T0CK COMPANY PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTI8ER81 TYPEWRITERS All xnnkes rontod with stand S3 Per Month. Bargains In Rebuilt Machine LINCOLN TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE Auto llto-Boll 1J81. 122 No. 11th THE UNI SMOKE HOUSE Welcomes all Students. r n rairkl-'C and Hilror Letter B B PlPhS InlaidWork a q rllLiiJ specialty. UNI SMOKE HOUSE 1182 O Street PATRONI. E OUR ADVERTI8ER8I OROHESTRY for Concert or Dances G. F. Thornburg, - - - Direct?' RalphJ.Rdd, P Violin and Cornet Instruction given at Studio, 416 So. J7tb. Auto 5877. L. JJHERZOG the u.vei.s7t Twm tailor ., . .I..... Gome In and get that $15.00 Suit ' to your order 12130 O St. Lincoln PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS! 60 YEARS EXPERIENCE Traoe Marks Desions COPYRIOHTS & AB76M seeding a Sketch ukklr ascertain our opln Invention Jprobblr Pt4 bb ua eeseriMioa may talon free whether an ta mobablr Datantabla, . ComBinnlea. UouMriotWeonfl(leBtGU.'HMNNK obPUU tent free. Oldest agency x or aeeerJasTJJateats. uoa Knotir ooonaoumu. r tent XTM. OldMt MB07.X0 PftteaU taken tbroiun mum tptOaX nottet, without barge, la t rcewre StitMUK JMtrKM. AtaanJowelrHlwtre4weklr. ftuweate. mitinn n un aalaatifa Iminu. Tarsal. M wi foarBHWtSMl. MbyafliwwMealera. raael OaeJreX T 8U Wartlwjtoa. D. C. mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm mmWW U BBSW H 1 I BV I fc H IIIHBHHBEflEflEEl ij))GampusijJJ M- Gleanings w C. H. Froy, florist 1133 O'Stt The "Men's Bootery" 12 & P. Harry Portor. Ho has it 1123 O St. Men's Boqtery, Twolfth and P Sts. Bronze oxfords at Men's Bootory, Twelfth nnd P streets. Harry Ewlng, 1910, Phi Gumma Dolta, was a enmpus visitor, Friday afternoon. , Cameron's Lunch Counter, 123 So. Twelfth St. The best lunch In the elty. Y. M. C. A. Spa, 13 & P. . . . Miss Harnsburg, ex-1912, is spend ing the lattor part of tho wook visit ing friends at tho Dolta Gamma sor ority houser , The Nebraskan will soil a $60 whoel for $26. Do you want! It? , New spring styles in footwear now on display. Bookman BroB., 1107 O SL Miss Leuh Meyer will bo mar ried on Saturduy evening, Mlay 15th, to Edward J. Faulknor, 1907, Sigma Alpha Epsllon. If you want a blcyclo call at the Ne braskan office A $50 wheel for $25. v Select School- of Dancing, Lincoln Acadomy, now location, 1124 N. Auto 4477. Tho faculty of tho College of Lit erature, Science and tho Arts post poned their scheduled meeting for Friday afternoon on account of a lecture given by Dr. Charles F. Dolo, of Boston, Mass. Chapln Bros., florlBts, 127 So. Thir teenth. Ben Chorrington, ox-1910, who is qthletlo director of tho Omaha high school, was in the city yesterday, in charge of his mon who took part In the Nebraska high school track meet. The Omaha team took first place. Dr. Chas. Youngblut, dentist, 302 Burr block. O0000000000000 19. . . . - . i --". SEE-SAW-W JiJATJiUK, plays havoc with your health and Underwear. FULK, -- 300000Q000000 Byron B. Yodor, 1908, who 1b bu perlntendent of achools at Falrmpnt, Nebr., visited at tho Dolta Upsllon frntomitv houBo Friday and Saturday and attended the Nebraska high school meet Friday alternoon. Why not take your bath at Chris' bath houw, Eleventh and P atreeU7 The freshman hop will bo held this evening at Fraternity hall. This la the next to tho last danco to be given this year In university ' society, the last dance will bo the Pan-Hellenlo hop which will bo given at tho Audi torium, v V The last regular meeting of the Students Debating Club will ba held this evening in U. 106, at 7:30 p. m. As this is tho laBt meeting of tho dub for this year, the regular weekly debate of tho club will be dispensed with and a program of extempor aneous speeches will be given. Fol lowing this program the election of officers will bo held. These officers to serve next year. Chas. E; Allen, '08, has established a law practice at 61 Haller Bldg., Seattle, Wash. ' Albert' E. Beatty,' 08, is a special apprentice, U. P, It. R 8806 Gilpin street, Denver, Colo. NOTED THINKER TALKS MR. JAMES DOLE 8POKE AT CON VOCATION YE8TERADY. "THE SPIRIT Or DEMOCRACY" Declares That Mankind 8hould Edu cate Itself to Be the Greatest Benefit to Humanity In a Democracy. Mr. James Francis Dolo, of Mass achusetts, addrossed tho convocation Friday ovening. Because of almost no announcement tho attendance wns much smaller than was deserved. Dr. Dolo 1b considered one of tho great est thinkers Blnco tho time of Emer son nnd so was especially qualified to speak on tho subjoct of "Tho Spirit ot Democracy." HIb koy noto was that democracy would roach Its idoai as mankind camo to educate Itself with the Idea of being the greatest benefit to tho community. Continuing ho said: Nature Subservient. "It Is man's duty to make all na ture subsorvant to him. It is this power of adjustment in man that makes him tho superior being. Living together In a society each boars a relationship to tho othor and aro so enabled to havo human relations ono with tho other. In political llfo there opons up duties of tho greatest magni tude and demanding tho strongest and most united effort. Efforts requiring tho noblest of human qualities. Think of tho education and training which is necessary to attain this high stan dard which should be set. "A forgotton eloment of education 1b tho dovelopmont of oponmlndod ness. Darwin's spirit Is an examplo of this quality. Ho was always ready and willing to learn or to bo correct ed. Great men always Bhow a will ingness to bo taught. Modesty Is an other desirable quality. Wo may do flno It as a lack of self conceit. It has been- Bald that sending a boy to college takes tho conceit out ot him, but thlB same training may give him habits and faults equally bad, Any thing in a man's character that arouses tho suspicions of hiB neigh bor Is n bad element, and lowers his power and efficiency. Another hu man weakness 1b tho lack of con- OO O 0000000000 11.1 sO com today, warm to-morrow, comfort, unless you wear Dr. Deimel trol and this is ono of tho supreme tests of a good education. All Work Together. "Democraoy demands that we all work together; cooperating with eaoh other to bring about results. In civic reform old party affiliations are belng -put aside because there must be a unity of operation. Every col lege student should leave college with these ideals Ingrained in order that ho may be of more value to society. Combined with these qualities there must be a bulldog tenacity for public interests. We find such men In every community but we need more of them. Knowledge may become burdensome when not put into useful channels. Our highest ideals Bhould bo the do volbpment of thoBo characteristics and become real men In all that the term Implies." Nell Brldenbaugh, '08, is teaching in the Bryant school, Lincoln. G. H. Walker, '02, who recently took his M. D. degree from Minne sota university, is connected wth St. Luke's hospital, St, Paul, Minn. ' Rosa M, Boese, '03, has accepted a position In the eighth grade In Lin coln, ' Roy L. Plnkerton, '08,, is studying medicine at Cincinnati, Ohio. , B. G. Bordner, '08, is with the Nye, Schneider, Fowler 'company, Fremont, Nebr. 1325 O . Tho Thompson Shoo ' f.o0 nnd M.00 Men's 12th and P Sts. MAY 21, 1909 PAN -HELLENIC WALT'S ORCHESTRA GREGORY, the Tailor ii i i i. .I, n i-t Has a dandy line of goods for Spring Suits. He alfio does the best cleaning and pressing in the city. 14th & O Streets Auto 3264 oooooooooooooooffioooooooooi STUDENTS CLUB s . Suits CliantP? and Prut,, Only $1,60 f Hiwth j We make a specialty of new suits-made 'right Jier in I i rr J . r .,,. our own snop jzuana up ij , H. SMITH, TAILOR 30900000000000OeO00000090abOM0I -v- - WANTED-A , sample Latet Model "RaaMf maxin money u$t. tyriujfrjiuifarncMiaratui$tciaitratHct. t NO MONEY BKQUIKKU until you receive and approve of your bicycle. Weihlp to anyone, anywhere In the U. S. uHtkaut a ctnt ditosit In advance. rtav frtUht. and MA IITvM JAjB i llloW TKN 1AY8' FRES TKIAL dutlnr which time you may ride the bicycle and put It to any test you with. If you are thei. not perfectly utltfied or do not wish toi lceep tlia bicycle ehip It back tou at ortxptatttMAytu will tut 6t tut ontctnt, - FlhTMV MITPt Wo unUh the highest grsde bicycles it is pooible to make , rnviwitl i rniyb at one small profit above actual factory cost. You save f to i anue oemna your .otcycie. iricti and rimar, V V9 HHUHifciiiM m ytwim at any trie until you receive our catalogue and learn our unl noon Mwtctat B1CXOJLK DKALEK8, our prices Orders filled the SECOND HAND BIOS W ..m U1.KB. d taken in 3 to J any ru re a number on han y at price rsnging from S3 to ) VAM Ufll ar ItTOIIItllPB when rou receive our .beautiful caUlorue and i WP HILL s9C HIVHI1CP itudy pur-superb models. at the wonderfully: towrua we can make you this year. We sell the highest grade bicycles for less money than any other factory. We are satisfied with I1.00 Drofit above factory cost.. a i i ooudib mLvtuai b prompt! CMSTEMUKES, BZXffSU3?SVd&9T """ "! $A50 HEMETHOBN tirnu m iua wrm m b bu v)E.Lrnbrikina i The rervlar rttail irice of thtte tires it UL50 weriaic. but to introduce we will; iellyouatamlerairfori4J0bauhwithorderj4M). ' KOtHtETimLEFtMHKTmS NAILS, Tsveka or OUm will not let tke air eBt. Sixty thousand pairs sold-last year. Over two Hundred thousand pair now in use. OFMOtHmnaMi Made In all sires. It Is lively andeasvrldhifr.vervduiableandlinedlnsldewlth a aoecialauaiitvof rubber, which never becomes D mrmu and which cloaca ut small Duncturcs without inr the air toeaaDc. We have hundreds of letters -j sat. --- - - --- . . -.- ficdcufttomerssutlns; that their tires nave only Deen purx HDonceortwlceinawholeseasoa. ThevwelKh no morel anordlnarvtlrtUheDuncturereslstlnjroual! by aeveral layers of thin, specially prepared fkbricoa the tread. TheregularprlceoftfiesetlreaisfS.sopcrpalr.butfor advertislnepurposeswearemakingaspecial factory price to the rider of only U.$o vet pair. Ail orders shipped approval. You do sot pay a cent until you have w will allow 1 send VDLL CASH WITH ORDBtt and enclose this advertisement. We will also send one" Blckel plated brass hand pump. Tires to be returned at OUR expense if 'for any reason they are? not sauafactory on examination. We are perfectly reliable and money sent to us U as safe as In ; bank. If you order a pair of these tires, you will, Bad that tbey will ride easier, run faster,", wear better, last longer and look finer than any tire you have ever -used or seen at any price. We j ksow that you will e so well pleased that when you want a bicycle you will give ua your order. ' We want you. to send us a trial order at eace.bcacethlsremark.abie tire offer. ' , ,N mmm aura VawSaTO don't buy any kind at any price until you send for a pair of 1 IF YOU WHSMMM TtnmS Ucdffethora .Puncture-Proof tires on approval and trial at ;b oiseeHBt or 5 per ccnitincreuy bbkibk ibc price mi pcrpairiu yo the special introductory price quoted above: or write for our big Tire and Sundry Catalogue, which tj describee sad quotes all stakes and kinds of Urea at about halflhe usual prices. " 1 -taw ajAV tAfMn- but write us a postal today. DO NOT THINK OF BDYINQ a bicycle aVCf mWMI WVMiM or a pair of tires from aayoae until you know the new aadwoaderfulS oaerswcsremaauBg. itoBiyeeataapoeuniowaraeverytaias;. wnwimun. jw J. L MEM CYCLE COMPANY, ' CHICAQ0, 1 "SWELLDOM" Bronze Oxfords. positively the latest shoe creation, are here. SEE the "Billie Possum" Shapo. Bootery Tho Handcraft Hand mad o Shoo $3.00 See Our Windows 7 r AUDITORIUM ww tfj TICKETS $2.00 ; mwmr -mrm , w RIDER AGENT IN EAOH TOWN and diitrlct to' Twcycleluroihed .by ua. Ouragenta even. vherc aro i naeanaexmmia fT sasiiii uuwvi V SUMS MlFfJ .! HlelUISIV40 w a ' Mttf tivx uux si ncycie ore pair ot tire from any oh heard of factory i urtri to riser Barents. .:; you can sell our bicycle under your own same plate at dav received. we.ao not reguuny nanaie second rand bicycles, out trade by our Chicago retail store. These we clear out or 910. Descriptive bargain lists mailed free. ' i . ... a. ... . .. do 1 or 910. Descriptive bargain lists mailed free. raNCTNIE - PBOAF 80 M jtjaiMr bambj-' lUhc - m. m rwmrnm ihkvI mummouas,oiu.r KottWihe thlek rubber tread from satis -- ----- tmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmaLmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmMmmW 4 aliow svJsl A" sutd puaoturo strips, "U" ' and D," also rim strip "U" - to provMt riaa cmMtasT. TM1 I tire will outlast any ether" uir'Anir-r. Kr.aa-rrri and ipea haa itlesbeincfrlvea KAA Vj KIDING. . ' " , X same day letter U received., We ship C O. D. o examined and found them strictly as represented. . i!!" 1 !fiS"S"(i "i .' apuz? s .S1 rMl i A if
