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OLIVER THEATRE
TONIGHT. WED., AND WED. MAT.
A Guaranteed Attraction
The Ntwlywids
and Their Baby
Mat. 76c to 26c. Night $1.00 to 25c.
FBI., 8AT. & SAT. MAT., MARCH 4-5.
BEVERLY OF aMUSTARK
Night $1.00 to 25c. Mat. 75c to 25c.
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SELECT PUTS' SELECT
DANCING SCHOOL
BEGINNERS CLASS
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
Special Rata to Students
SOCIAL
FRIDAY AND MONDAY
Ladlw Fkc Monday
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Boys My Spring line of
woolens are stunners. See
them!
L. J. HERZOG 1230 O St
Fiho Tailoring
The Owl Pharmacy
Northeast Corner 14th and O Streets
Hot and Cold Drinks at
Our Fountain
SEE OUR WOOLENS
Elliott Bros.
TAILORS
142 SOUTH TWELFTH
TYPEWRITERS
All makoa rented with stand $3
per Month. Bargains in
Rebuilt Machines
Lincoln Typewriter Exchange
Auto 1155. Boll 1181. 123 No. 11th
UNIVERSITY JEWELER & OPTICIAN
C. A. Tucker
JEWELER
S. S- Shean
OPTICIAN
1128 1 STREET, YELLOW FRONT
' Yr;fttrMUc Sollcftof
Quality Counts
THAT'S WHY
FRANKLIN'S
ICE CREAM
IS SO POPUJAR
'We mk a specialty of fan
cy creams, sherbets,' Ices
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W- Gleanings W
C. H. Prey, florist, 1133 O street.
Prod B. Hayes, Law '08, Isitoachlng
debate at Falls City.
Thornburg's Orchoatra. Auto 5877.
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Alpha Phi. sorority cntertuinoL.nt o.
house dance Saturday night.
Chapln Bros., florists. 127 So. 13th.
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1 V. Titus, 13f has accopted a po
sition in a bank at Holdrege, Neb.
Green's Sanitary Barber Shop. 120
N. Uth.
J. W. Toblska vlHlted over Sunday
at hfs homo In Wilbur.
Try a lunch at the Y. M. C. A. Spa.
13th and P Sts.
It. L. Springer and W. D. McGrath,
1913, both of Grand Island, are aT
home on account'of sickness.
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Have your clothes pressed at Wob
er's Sultorlum. Auto 17081
Byron E. Yodor, superintendent of
the Ravenna public schools, spent
Sunday In Lincoln visiting friends:
Eat at Don Cameron's Cafe, llr-U9
So. 12th street.
Mrs. W. T. Elmoro, a returned mis
sionary, wlrt speak at tho Y. M. C. A.
meeting In tho Temple Wednesday
evening. Her subject will bo "Manner
and Customs- of the Brahmans," Mrs.
Elmoro has spont boiuo years In mis
slon work In India.
FULK
1325 O Street
Lost Gold slgnot ring, bearing the
letter "M." Return to Nobraskan of
fl. 8-2t
Sophomore class caps nro here. Call
at Armstrong's cap department at your
earllost opportunity, If you have or-
Horea;
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Dick Paddock, Phi Gamma Delta,
loft last week for Wost Point, having
received his appointment from Presi
dent Taft.
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Professor J. M. Howie of tho Peru
Normal Is taking advanced graduate
work In tho dopnrtment of mathe
matics. Helen Gray, '09, who Is Instructor
In mathematics at Beatrlco high
school, spont tho week ond In Lincoln
vlBltlng her sorority sisters.
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Dr. G. E. Condra lectured Saturday
before tho Saunders County Teachers'
Association at Wahoo on "Tho Geogra
phy of Nebraska'-
James A. McGoachln, .' 02; A. J.,
Ponco, ex-'ll, and James A. Whitney
wore visitors at thb Phi Gamma Delta
houso last weolc
Notice.
A picture .will be taken of the re'
servo football team Friday at 12
o'clock, In front of tho Tomplb. Wear
sweaters.
Ross W. Bates, '68,, was a campus
visitor tho latter part of last week.
Ho is principal of tho Auburn high
school and besides has charge of the
debating department in that, school.
Tho task of getting tho baseball field
In shape for spring practice has been
'starred. Manager Eager has' engaged
a force of men to tako down the
bleachers, occupying spaco on the
south sldo, and to level ' off tho
grounds. Out of doors practice for
tho baseball squad will begin within;
the, next two weeks. -
Tho freshman law studorits nro plan
nlng to attend . thp Orphoum theater
this woolt on mnsso; that is, in a body,
or all at once. A class mooting will
bo holdthlff tnornlng at 10 o'clock to
dccldo tho important matter,
Doha Chi, tho law fraternity, Satur
day night Initiated Iloss Bates, ono of
its chartor members who is not in
school thlB year. Mr. Bates is princi
pal of tho Auburn public schools. Ho
will probably roturn o school noxt
year. A .banquet followed, the Inltlat
tion.
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The Forum
To tho Editor of the Nobraskan:
Prof. C.'fi. Pcrslnger tells us that ho
has no hesitation in entering into a
newspaper controversy. From tho
plain Import of IiIh retort wo glean tho
Intimation that ho delights In it that
It Is one of his "long stiltB."
Ho confesses that ho was angry and
lost his temper. Therefore ho would
not bo as compotont mentally to got
tho factB straight as one who saw It
in a cooler and moro suno attitude.
Furthermore, tho Nobraskan roportor
had nothing to gain or loso by tho re
port, while tho "professor" In telling
his story had his reputation as A
"prep" disciplinarian at stako and for
that reason was under greater liabil
ity, to got the facts twisted In his
own favor.
Ho "dotosts" us. This Is tho most
unklndcst cut of all, for wo do not
doteBt him. .
All great men mako mistakes.
Though ho Ib our enomy, yot wo lovo
him with all tho charity wo can
muster.
Wo wore wondorlng If his request
(?) was not a mandate both in form
and substance.
OUR NEW STETSON, TWEEN
AND GORDON HATS ARE ON
DISPLAY THIS WEEK. Prices
$2.50 to $5.00.
As to Sid Collins or Temple bolng
afraid to faco him, wo think tho lssuo
Is hardly to bo contested, but nono of
the laws care to bo fired ' for insub
ordination by thumping a professor
who happens to get sore'. Ib It "cow
ardly rowdyism" for a student to re-
frain from answering back- a pfdTes
sor? On tho other hand, It was porfectly
.proper for tho boys ' to express their
sentimont beoauso C. E. Perslngor was
entirely out of placo. Tho boys will
do anything that tho dean requosts,
but they will not, nor should thoy,
llBten to a history teacher who at
tempts to cross his jurisdiction.
GEO. N. FOSTER, '11.
Editor Nobraskan: To see a man
loso his temper becauso, taking his
own estimate of tho Laws, some "cow
ardly hoodlums" laughed, Is Just
causo for mirth. Doubtless had oiir
"eagor to enter a newspaper contro
versy" professor peeked through tho
key-holo after taking his triumphant
departure from tho law library (far
bo It from mo, however, to suggest
that ho would do such a thing), ho
might havo detected two or possibly
threo broad grins upon tho faces of
tho "cowardly hoodlums"; but, true to
our recently acquired name, silence
relgnod supremo.
Who, may I ask, would venture, oven
to breathe whllo'tho air vibrafes with'
tho battle call of primitive man, ho
who stood forth, good rlgh hand upt
raised ready tp do battle with any
coward who might knock the chip
from the professional shoulder?
Porhaps tho laws havo earned the
title 'of lawless, but if they havo it is
because they have rebelled from the
potty tyranny of potty professors
nono of whom are In our own rich'ool.
Not to change tho subject, but why
noj. a school 'for tho advancement of a
son's- of humor headed by "eagor to
enter a newspaper controversy"?
W. R. GRISWOLD,
To tho Editor of the Nobraskan: So
a system of understudies is to bo em-
ployed in connection with sonior play
practico 'this yoar? How suporfllclal,
then, sooma to havo been tho work of
tho judging commlttco if tholr deci
sion is consldorod of so Uttlo Impor
tance as to bo cast asldo just bocauso
a fow do not know how to tako dofoat
gracefully. Tho judges gavo tholr de
cision and wo should abldo by 'It or
Ohio why havo askod thorn to porform
this duty for tho class, Unaorstudlos
will only cauBO friction and ill-foollng,
l&ickc & fkier?zel Col
announce beginning
this morning
An Important Sale
of
25c Silk Benjaline Four-in-hand
Ties at
Three for 50 cents
gj The Scarfs are all New Spring Goods selected gj
rrom our regular stocic ror tnia sale, l ney are
made into the popular open-end shape, for
wearing wilt fold shape collars, shown in a large
assortment of colors and designs.
Friday and Saturday, Silk Lisle
Half Hose for Men
Value 35c, now 25c
Fashioned of fine silk lisle with tho crunch, lus
tre and feel of silk. Colorings include navy,
slate, hunter-green, purple, hurgundy, tan, black
Elastic Suspenders for Men - ?
Value 50c, now 7.1 ,"32c"
All Elastic wob with leather or tantab ends,
full length, in a largo variety of patter s
TY-RE-W-RLTEJtS ALJL MAKCS
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Rent Applies on Pnrchaso Price Fivo Days Froo trial boforo yon
pay. Two yoars gnarntoo whan you purohaso. Easy Torins, Got
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and should not ho tolerated for an in
stant. It is an Insult not only to tho
cast chosen and commlttco of judges,
but almost to tho sonior claps as a
wholo, whon a fow raomhors aro not
satisfied with and do not abldo by th
decision of tho judgos. Tholr motive
pan only ho a selfish and potty .ono, o
olso thoy would gladly abldo with)
what is best for tho class,
Respectfully,
A SENIOR.
143 So. 13th St.
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