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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (May 27, 1909)
V"T?3Pffr"F'95f?W" ' sf f '" r ft ,- ?. '-y mbmt MbkksitMi " TlTiiiTPiTi "Tl-'iiiTIT t l r jBr j -' r I A1? J. -! "-"ii"' t rrf f" -b'Am"p-' ;i-tf...y-i.jvr-.., .' '5Vl- M. t, ,.'!" ALL SUMMER. 8 Tho Newest Shapes in Senate, Sailor and Flexible g Rim Straw Hals, &I.QO to $5.00 g fulk, :... utisTo I BEST LINE TO V 4 Every Night, 8:30. Thurs & Sat Mat. AT ' N OLIVER THEATRE GRACE HAYWARD And Associate Players This Week The Girl of the Golden West DELEGATES TO CASCADE 7 i . 1, i I UNIVERSITY Y. M. C. A. TO SEND MEN TO CONFERENCE. PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday The Tower of London Hunting Big Game In Africa Ten Other Great Productions SONGS, TRAVELOGUES MU8IC Matinee Dally 2:00 to 5:00 5c Every Night, 7:30 to 115 & 10c. WILL MELT IN THE MOUNTAINS 8ECOND YEAR OF MEETING OF WESTERN SCHOOLS. While There Delegates Will Take Side Trips to Points of Interest and Will Indulge In Some Mountain Climbing. inriNii l Week Starting May 24th THE FULTON STOCK CO. Present the Great Romantic Play IN THE PALACE OF THE KING Mies Snld May Jackson Mr. Horace V. Noble All the Old Favorites and Ten New People in the Cast. Every Night at 8:30. Matinees Wed., and Sat., at 2:30 BEST SEATS 25 CENT8. !The Nebraska delegation to tho Student Y. M. C. A. Conference at Cas cade, Colorado will leave via., 'the Burlington on June 8. Eleven, fnen have so far definitely decided to go, but the delegation will probably be much larger. The western, student conferonde, which Includos all tlio schools west of the Miss'otiri will this year be held at Oascado, Colorado. It was held there last year for the first time and was such a decided success In every way that groat things are expected ol this year's conference. Tho confer ence is to be held from Juno 8 until June 17 The delegates will leave Lin coln on the 8th' on a special tourist car over the Burlington. Tho eleven del egates who liave so far l6clded to go are: C. A. Rutledge, Will Forbes, h. C. Angel, G. A. Pestol, S. Afthur Ma' ho6d, J. B. Spauldlng, F. H. Relndch. II. L. Ballengor, V. S. Culver, O. F. Frederlckson, and J. S. Derklnderen, general secretary. , The conference is to hold until the 17th and while thoro tho delegates will Imvo every opportunity to tako many side trips to places of lntorest in which the mountain country abounds. The conference is Bltuntod in tho heart of the foothill country with lofty peaks rising to the clouds on all sides,, Grounds for all Borts of outdoor sports are provided and as they have the afternoons to themselves, the dele gates may plrty "basoball, tennis, golf and Indulge lis many other forms of athletics as well as mountain climb ing. The university association ha.B Just published the names of their new ad visory board which is as follows: Chancellor S. Avery, Professqr F. D. Barker, Professor G. E. Condra, Pro fessor A. A. Reed, Professor B. L. Hln man. Dr. I. F. Roach, Dr. B. L. Paine, and Mr. L. J. Marsh. WILL INSPECT THE UNIVERSITY. I . . r a l I v i v I I r 1 Dr. Towne of Omaha Will Examine Sanitary and Hygiene Conditions. In an effort to introduce n better system of sanitation and hygiene on the university campus, the board of re gents has Invited Dr. S. R. TWne of Omaha to visit tho university and pre pare recommendations. Dr. Towne is a specialist on matter relating to hygiene ami sanitation. Ho will come to Lincoln nnd give tho situation in the buildings and on the, grounds of the university a thorough'' inspection. Plans will then be drafted for bettering the conditions prevail ing nnd these will be submitted for the consideration of tho regents. SOUTH and EAST Leave Lincoln 7:40 a. m., arrive Kansas City 5:20 p. m. with CAPE OBSERVATION CAR froiri Urifcn to Kansas City. Leave Lihcolh 1 0:00 ; p. m., arrive Kansas City 7:20 a. m. with PULLMAN SLEEPER h for occupancy at 9:00 p. m. - Falls City Local via Talmage and &uberin leaves daily except Sunday at 2:00 p. in- oummer Tourist Rates now on sale to principal Resorts Full information at City Office, S. W. Corner 1 2th and O Streets. F. D. CORNELL, P. & F. Agt. The contract has been let for a five ton traveling crane for use in tho foundry of the engineering building. The crane has a span of 43 feet with a G0-foot travel. VACATION DAYS HOW ABOUT. ThI SUMMER DAYS? I DO YOU WANT TO TURN THEM IN TO MONEY? We have the proposition that will enable you to do It If you are willing to work. We Want 100 student canvrssers this' summer to Introduce The Housekeeper with a big premium offer. Good, clean, profitable work, suitable for men or women. By writing now you cah det your choice ,af territory.' You can make from $15,00 to $30,000 per week. or"fuM parttc-X ulars address Superintendent of Agents. 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