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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 2, 1909)
l TN THE DAILY NEBRASKAN j OLIVER THEATRE WED. MAT. & NIGHT, NOV. 3 "GOING SOMEw Mat., $1.00 to $25cJ Night, $1.50 to 50c THUR8DAY NIGHT, NOV. 4 Corlnnt in "Milt Mischief" Prices: $1.50 to 50c, Nov. 6 "THE COWBOY GIRL" LYRIC THEATRE Matinees Wed. and 8at. Beginning Monday Night, November 1 A Bachelor's Romance Will Be Presented by the LYRIC STOCK COMPANY Prices Evenings, 25c, 25c and 35c. Matinee, 15c and 25c . NEXT WEEK " Z I R A " , ORPHEUM ADVANCED VAUDEVILLE WEEK STARTING NOVEMBER 1 ANGELA DOLORES CARSON &. MILLARD JOE JACKSON JEANNETTE ADLER DAVEY & PONEY MOORE FOX & FOXIE ALBURTUS.& ALTUS MAT. (EXCEPT MON) 2:30 15c, 25c EVE. AT 8:30 15c, 25c, 35c, 50c Phones: Bell 036, Auto 1628. Oliver Theatre Friday November 5 $l.50-$l.00-75c-50c David Bispham BARITONE Songs in English for Eng lish Speaking People. f TYPEWRITERS I All makes routed, with stand $3 I per Month. Bargains in I Rebuilt Machines I Lincoln Tvpiwrlttr Exchange i Auto 1155. Boll 1181. 122 No. 11th UNIVERSITY JEWELER & OPTICIAN C. A. Tucker JEWELER S. S. Shean OPTICIAN 1123 0 STREET, YELLOW FRONT Your Patronage Solicited I I I GleSs j Prey & Fr,oy. Glrl8 save your dateB Nov. 19. Dr. J. R. Davis, Dontist. 1234 O St. Basketball practice will commonce at four o'clock today. Everyone 1b urged to bo present, as the new coach, Mr. Hewitt, will have some Important matters to discuss. Try Thornburg'a Orchestra for your annual party. Second to none. Violin and wind Instrument lessons given. Studio 416 So. 17th. Auto 5877. A meeting of the lnterclass athletic board will be hold at 11 o'clock today in Dr. Clapp'B office In the armory. Havo your clothes pressed at Weber's Sultorlum. 12th and O. Dave Marks, University of Illinois. '07, was a campus visitor Saturday. Chapln Bros., florists. 127 So. 13th. Alplia Omlcron Pi freshmen enter tained at a dancing party at the chap ter house Saturday evening. Spalding gymnasium and basket-ball shoes, Swedish gymnasium shoeB. Beckman Bros., 1107 O St. Prof, and Mrs. Taylor entertained a small number of faculty members and their wives on Friday evening at their home, 525 North 25th street. Groen's Sanitary Barber Shop. 120 N. 11th. ' Try a lunch at the Y. M. C. A. Spa. 13th and P Sts. FULK SWEATERS 1325 o street all Prof. Edward I,e Rosignol. who last year yas professor of political econ omy, is now at the University of Den ver. We have the best Tan Drill Shoe on tho market. Price $4.00. Rogers & Perkins, 1129 O st. 25-2t "Pat" Murphy. Phi Kappa Psl '08, is employed by a grain company in Omaha. Frey & Frey, choice flowers. 1338 O St., north side. The sophomore class will meet in the Temple theater at 11 o'clock this morning to complete the election of ofllcers. Have your engraved curds and in vitations made at George Bros. They have the only engraving press In Lin coln, and can handle your orders quickly. Try them on your next order. Tho Olympic committees will meet at 11:30 this morning to lay prelim inary plans for the freshman-sophomore contests. Do I Need Glasses? See Howe, Optician, 319 No. 12th. Mrs. Edith Smith Davis will speak at convocation this morning in the In terests of tho W. C. T. U. . ' Remember Don Cameron, He 1b Issuing coupon books at a discount this year, and has fitted up an ad joining room with tables. 115-119 So, 12th. A. C. McGowan haB been named chairman of the sophomore hop and Wartl Rubendall master of ceremonies. r Girls save your dates Nov. 19. The Old Book 8tore Now at 208 South 12th. Text, books and schooi supplies cheap. , IltmilAU FOR N Kim ASIC A. t WB MUST 11BAT KANSABI LRit.DiBec Ilcfure tlie 111k Game. AT LINCOLN'S 8KLUCT UAACING ACADEMY." ' HiS N Street, Third Floor. I llenrtiiimeni by imiTBIfi'B OUOIIICHT All University Aororuioii, n f , f Furnishers To Men Who Know Cluett Shirts x it's a about a We have just received a big uitiiv, 111 uiitv.v111 viic lien Plaited where it shows. An ideal Shirt for Fall at In Cravatiana Te Silk-Knitted and Crocheted Four-in-Hands , are 'decidedly m the teckoning. They have taken on new life with the advent of a wide variety of designs hot seen until this season. Our Fall Stock includes them all: Step in and look them over. SOLID COMFORT that is what you'll get in one of our Blanket Lounging Robes or Smok ing Jackets. Prices range from $5.00 to $10.00. Alpha Thota Chi has pledged Murk and Gene Hargreaves of Wymore. A. D. Marriott of Omaha, a former Nebraska man, was a campus visitor yesterday. Florence Parmelee, 1907, who is now state secretary of tho Y. W. C. A., will visit tho university Y. W. C. A. Tuesday and Wednesday of this week. MIbb Parmeleo Is a momber ot tho Alpha Omlcron Pi sorority. She has been very successful in Y. W. O. A. work. shadcs-$1.25to$6 WANT AD8 Advertisements for the want ad col umn should be left at the business of fice, basement Administration build ing, between 11 a. m. and 12 m., or between 2 p. m. and 5 p. m. Want ads will positively not be In serted unless paid In advance, at the rate of 10 cents per Insertion for every fifteen words or fraction there of for the first insertion; three Inser tlons 25 cents; five Insertions 40 cents. WANTED New songs and yells for tho Minnesota, Iowa and Kansas games. WANTED Somebody to make up football songs to popular muBlc. Hand all songs to S. A. Mahood or R. S. Moseley. Wanted A room-mate at 1140 M. Good room. Call any evening. 24-3t A student, -with some experience as a solicitor, if acquainted with news paper work all the bettor, can secure work for Saturdays or odd half days if wanted. Inquire 202-203 Fraternity building. 24-3t For Sale Mechanical drawing set, complete. Box 1199, Station "A." 26-3t For Stile No. 7 Remington type writer. Used only two months. Call at Stenographic Bureau, second floor Administration building. 26-5t Found Several days ago, a pair of lady's gloves, near north entrance of Chemistry Hall. Owner may have them by calling at Prof. Borrowman's office and paying for this ad. 2G-2t Wanted Engineering Btudonts who have taken M. E. 1 to volunteer theirV services to do lathe work during tho Industrial exhibit which is to bo held in the city Auditorium during the meeting of the State Teachers' Asso ciation, November S, 4, 5. Any student who is willing to give one, two of three hours for his university please notify Professor Bunting, or George R. Chatburn, Chairman Committee on Ex hlblt. I "Tommy." MA. Stndmta InvUeil. . 4 duo per vonpie) 'mura i4mayf-Aoo m its viLiwfcoev.vjii vajixi v jfir MMPPg"!Myw ii 'TTTWrgff ' t wnKKEMmMi Cluett tlat is all you'll need Shirt. shipment of Cluett Shirts for Fall, uiuciD uuui b JJWUIII Ullll b 1U1 WUIOl-UUUl UUVB. Soft and comfortable under the waistcoat. The announcement of David Bis pham'B forthcoming recital neods no extended comment to convince locul music loverR that an unusual treat is in store. Mr. Blspham's fame is too great to make it necessnry to dwell at longth upon his achievements. In opera, oratorio and concert, he haB appeared with success such as comes to few. Oh his prosent tour, which 1b under the direction of London Charl ton, Bispham is scoring a aeries of triumphs. Never has tho singer been in better voice, his wonderful poworB being now in their zenith of develop ment. Aside from his rich magnotic voice, Blspham's temperament always arouses his audience to a white heat of enthusiasm. He is tho artlBt through and through, possessing both rare and interpretive power and dra matic skill. Mr. Bispham Is a man of dignified presence whose mien evi dences an unusual mingling of tho aspects of the scholar, the artist and the man of tho world. Registration is practically closed at the University of Chicago, and the fig ures show a total of 2,339. a net In crease of 14 over the corresponding quarter of last year. To this total a score or more are sure to be added before the close of the quarter. Tho incoming class shows an increase of 32, numbering 438 (257 men and 181 women), as against 40G (209 men, 197 women) last year. In the graduate schools of arts, literature and sci ence, there Is a gain of 31, this de partment showing the largest In crease. INSTALLATION OF KAN8A8 MAN. Dean Burnett to Represent the Uni versity at Ceremony. In response to invitations from the State Agricultural College of Kansas, Dean Burnett will represent the Uni versity of Nebraska at the ceremonies incident to the installation of a new president of that college. Henry Jack son Waters Is the man who is to hend the Kansas institution. BRYAN PRIZE RULES ANNOUNCED Annual Award to Be Made Student Contributing Beat Escay on Political 8ubject. Announcements were posted yestor day of the Bryan prize, given each year for a thesis on some subject pertain ing to the science of government. Tlie topic for this year's competition is, "How Far "and on What Grounds Should the State Control and Provide for the Machinery of Politics." The contest 1b open to junlora, seniors and graduato students- who have not taken their second dogreo Tho prize this year will bo twenty dol lars, or ten dollars more than last year. The reason for this increase is that no prize was awarded last year, and as the prize is the Income from tx certain amount of money deposited for that purpose, tho prize Is the lncomo for two years, instead of one as In for mer years. Tho judges for the competition will consist of one professor of political science and one professor of .English of tho university, and one constitu tional lawyer also chosen by tlie chan cellor. Tho thesis must be in by May 1. and, tho award will bo road at the commencement exercises. In addition. to competing for th.0 prize, the student going into tho 'contest may, if he de sires, recede credit in Political Scl enco Ai or A2 It he registers f,or the work.' H. Q. Robertson, 1009,' was the, Jast man to win the "prize, lio receiving the; award in 1908, r .- h Furnishers To Men Who Know to know and are showing for the first $1.50 He makes good punch and serves first class light refreshments U-AU-No-Tommy Find him at Herpolsheimer's The ARA-NOTCHi makes the BELMONT an COLLAR sit like this .- 15c, 3 for ate. Cluett, Peabody. 4c Co. f I . fcM- .. ... , IIliN m I M , ilAil m AtUWJVV . , . . . . i .. .. T
