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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (March 10, 1910)
A T 1' 4 if4 y '.;(?; 4 t 4 Vm'j OliVfll THEATRE . FRIDAY NIGHT, MARCH 11 The Best tyuslcal Comedy In Lincoln Thlr Season "The Goddess of Liberty" With Sallle Fisher and Geo. Parsons And the Original Production. Prices $1.50 to 50c. Weak Eyes Btttdonta, Htono graphors, Book koopora aud you mf. M..ITam m.I1 weak oyoa, Qrannlatod Lldn, Inflamed, Film, otyua buu vrnvory njoa, unu iijrffoia Krt Cream acta llko a charm in rostorinj? thom to a hoaltby condition. Porfootly liarmlofw, and is Rnaratltood to produce satisfactory ro- suite or monoy rofnndod. At druKRtots or mallod on rocolpt of prlco. 60c. II. W. RU TON, Goalicn, Inttl Unai VWialVk IHW lyZLLLLLLHESTj 3ffls? BovsMv SDrinor line of J woolelfis are stunners. See ! them! l J. HERZOG 1230 O St Fine 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 makes routed with stand $3 per Month. Bargains in Rebuilt Machines Lincoln Typiwrltir Exchange Auto 1155. Boll 1181. 122 No. 11th UNIVERSITY JEWELER & OPTICIAN C. A. Tucker JEWELER S. S. Shear. OPTICIAN 1128 1 STREET, YELLOW FRONT Tttir FatrtMfc Solicited I Quality Counts TH APS WHY FRANKLIN'S ICE CREAM -r IS SO POPULAR We make a specialty of f an- cy-cneamB.- gherbets.Jfeea aad punciffor FriV&'BorbH-- y parttea. wnlpplng Cream always om hand. Bell 200. -AuUilll. 1811 NBt Hot Drinks r aw fat seMon, Do yov knew QUICK SERVICE u yW jaurf at eiffoew fere? Ne md, of beln etawisd, l Lincoln Candy Kitchen s.1wtcr i(J)Campu5j)) W Gleanings w C. H. Proy, florist, 1133 O street. m m Small cabinet meeting tonight Ut 6:30 sharp. ThlB will bo the regular itrionthly business meeting. A Joint mooting with the advisory board will bo held at 7:15. Thornburg'a Orchostra.' Auto 5877. , . If my eyes could speak, what would, they demand? Seo Howe, Optician, U319 No., 12th. o a Eat at Don Cameron's Cafe, 11K-119' So. 12th street. Noon Meeting Leaders. Tho following arc tho leaders of the noon meetings for tho remainder of tho week: Thursday noon, CllrlBtlne Audorberry; Friday noon, Miss Ethel McAfee, general secretary of tho Y. W. C. A. at Wesleyon university, will spcik. Association girls aro urged to be present and glvo her a rousing wel come. All girls Invited. Chapin Bros., florists. 127 So. 13th. Green's Sanitary Barber Shop. N. 11th. 120 Phi Alpha Tau Banquet. Phi Alpha Tau, the honorary debat ing fraternity, hold Its monthly ban quet at tho Lincoln hotel on Tuesday ovenlng. About twenty of tho mom bors were present. J. T. Votava, J. Rico and A. M. Oborfelder were on ,tho toast list and Schramm acted as toast master. $ L Try a lunch at the Y. M. C. A. Spa. 13th and P Sts. FULK 1325 O Street Carrie Strong (Mrs. H. W. XWilto) Ib now doing wonderful work In India. Notice. All organizations in the university desiring representation In the 1910 Cornhuskor must sign tip for space do- sired at onco. This includes fratorni ties, sororities, clubs, and tho different ,'classes and class organizations. Call "at tho Cornhuskor ofllco during the afternoon. RALPH E. WEAVERL1NG. Uuslness Manager. WANT ADS; Advertisements for the want ad col. umn should be left at-the-business off vv, uawillEllL -lUIMIIIIOlldllull UUIIU- ing, between 11 a. m. and 12 m.t 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 ner Insertion far every fifteen word6 or fraction therc-J - m . ... .. .. ot ror tne nrst insertion; three inser tlops 25 cents; five insertions 40 cents. FOUND Foung Plain gold seal ring, vith Initial "B." Owner may havo samo by paying for this ad. 93-5t 40 Found A Waterman's Ideal r foun tain pen.' Ownermay have samq by identifying property and paying for this ad. 93-5t FOR SALE For Sale A now bigh-grado bicycle, at 25 per cent discount. Inquire at Nobraskan office. ' 9 O V For, Sale A good dress suit; 6l2d 3G; cheap. . Address P, Nebraskan. I ; ( ... . WANTED 33-2t Nantea jTojVent.a r6oin,within two blocks-'of tho campus. AHoubo must bo ". i i mopqrp, AddrepB R, Nebraskan. 93-3t ' J..-. . t MNBS Wanted Student wonts place. tol,tho ddvlcd of Secretary of AgrlcuIturA " r : t i StimmAJWi NEBRASKAN work for board. Willing to do ony thlnk. Addrofls K, Nobraukan DJKlt L08T LoBt -A European history note book with gray color. Reward for roturiu to Nobraskan offlco. 93-3t t Lost Cold fob, In Uni'Hall, March 4th, between 2 and 3 o'clock. Re ward for return to" Rag office 93-3t 6 Lost A brown fur scarf, botween Unl Hall and Gym. Roturn to Nobras kan ofllco. Q3.3t 0 O LoBt Phi Delta Phi frat pin, sot with opals. Finder roturn to 1435 L, or call F1383 for reward. 95-3t Lost A Dolta Upsllon fratornlty pin, sot with opals. Finder return to Nebraskan office and recelvo roward. 95-3t H. L. Nyo has accepted a good posi tion on tho farm of H. O. Llcbors. O. F. Froderlckson bus boon appoint ed assistant librarian to succeod Chas. Hill. o A. J. Rold has accoptod a position for the summer with Mr. O. E. Schlich temier. N John Dobson lias rncovorod from an attack of. scarlet fovor and la back again to resume his studies. o Tho Juniors aro wondering how it is possible that a small job'of paint ing could bo worth fivo dolars. - Until tho return of Dr. Sturdovnnt, AGRICULTURE OUR NEW SPRING HATS AND FURNISHINGS ARE READY NOW AND ARE COPRECT IN EVERY DETAIL FOR COLLEGE MEN. " ' Dr, Gain v will havo chaigo of tho classes in anatomy and physiology. - o Tho parents of K. Nasli liavo moved to California. jTe rather expects to follow- as soon as school Is out. The Juniors wore permitted to at tend tho big horso snlo at tho state' fair grounds yesterday afternoon. Press Bulletin No. 32, ontltlod "Test ing Seed Corn," Is now ready for dis tribution. Demands have already been received for about 100,000 copies. o R. A. Studloy expects to work for the Alamlto Croft mory Co. of Omaha during the coming year. Mr. Studley Is familiar with the creamery busi ness. o Tho sovorul companies enjoyed two hours of battalion drill Monday under tho leadership of ITnJor Gould. During the drill a number of- pictures wore taken for publication In "Agriculture." Tho department of farm., manage ment Is carrying on a numbor of co operative experiments with f.rmors. These includo tho subjects o commer cial fertilizers, crop' rotation, tho use of sweet clovor as a. soil improver, and tho advisability of inoculating Ne braska soils for tho growth of alfalfa. A very exciting game op baseball was played tho foro part of this week botween tho second and third year men. Tho former led off with a good ly score, but becoming wearied by hard hitting and base running they. permitted Forburgor to circle "the bases on a terrific hit and bring In threp other men who had been Ungor Ing on tho bagd. Such playing fllh. heartened the juniors and they gavo UP'- , .. . I . Tho clasB In1 forirf- management i now studying farm accounts. They are working- on a system to iheot the needs of, tho average farmer,' and(they feel that thev wffl bo able to follow t .j- ' Jamos Wilson whpn ho said aomo tlrao ago: "I would not lmposo on a busy farmor tho kooping of on olabo.rato sot of books, but somo BlhiiJlo form or accounts will bo of groat aid In miq cessful farming. o It 1b nlUnnod to nronaro on. Hmnii ;lats dlfforoht sorts of sood botls. Tho oujoct is to havo nn actual demonstra tion of tho various- methods of prep aration showing tho Cfticl on crops. This Ib to bo dono for Instructional purposes. Tho work will bo In charge 'of ProfosBors Barkor and Hopt, and will boar oapoclally upon their cluss work. Noxt yoar studonts will bo for tunato In having an opportunity to floo this demonstration work. E. F. Woodwnfd.'S. of A. '09, reports that ho has boon making a study of furrow opener attachments for corn planters and 'that ho has'somo trouble In making his rows straight and keop lng tho disks bright. Ho offors us a substitute for this a tricycle llBtqr with a mould board which will Intor chango with disks. Ono largo Imple ment company is working on (IiIr Bchomo and will boo If It in practical. ARTICLE BY MI88 HRBEK. Plea for Public 8chools as Branch Libraries. T,ho March Issuo of "Public Li braries" contains nn oxtonsivo artlclo on "Tho Library and tho Foreign-Born Sallie iSiBiBiBiBHMLa',1 . 1.7?B11111111111111111111111111111111111111111h . . ,rrt Miss "The Goddess of Liberty" AT! Oliver r Friday Night . , It1feoras cprtain that all tho adjoctives Justified by the 'English authority ImVO been Utilized In nnnllrvitlnn ff oi t .. ""T". . U1U' n j j. - r 7u I ii . iMfMu mi h. pmce umong classics. vxao. ?TnK iiSf UW com?8 to l0I,ver Theatre for one njght, Friday, March 11th with tho original Chicago cast add entire .prbductlbn, , . Dainty Salllo Fisher and George Parsons have tho leading roles Fraternities W can tayo you 12 per cent mi your fuel billi Scmi-Anthracitc $8.00 IB TH REASON Lktuiu.. Gregory The Coal Man 1044 on -" - '- r.f jjiii, Citizen," from, tho pon of Miss Wkd llrbok of tho University of 'Nebraska, Miss Hrbolt dollvorod tho papor m an hddroBB boforo tho annual convontlen of tho: Nobraska Stato Library Assoc! ntlon which was bold In-Boatrieo'Iaat' fall. Tho artlolo makos a strong ploft for tho uso of ttto pubircHCBoJn. art branch llbrarlos In soctfdtiB bfcltlca populated by foreigners. Ways a'llcl moans aro discussed malting for 'tho) nsHlmllatlon of tho foreigner. .. PLAY GIVEN BY LATIN CLUB'..- "The TrlnummuB,' by Plautua, on Rro grams at Home of Prof. Barker; The Latin Club program atk;tbd homo of Professor and Mrs. Barhof Tuesday ovbnlng conBlstod of a play by Plautus. Tho caBt of tho play "Tho Trlnummus" Id aB folJowB: . Luxurla and fnopla, PrOlogus, WlBoa Mlllnr find nilMinnan WogaronldoB,, aonox, a friend of (Jft liclcs, Miss Andoraon. CalllcloB, sonox, a frlond of CharmW des, Miss Woavor. LyBltoloB, a son of Phlto and frlond o! LosbonlcuB, Miss Dufur. Phllto-Bonox, a wealthy Athchlah, MISBMttthOWB. LcBconlcus, adulcBcens, Bon 61 'Char raldes, MIbb Dion'. . , , i StaBlmua, Borvant of Charmldea ant-' icBhonicus, MIbb Porsinrfor. Charmides, Bonox, an Athenian mojr chant, MIbb Outhotflio. Sycophanta, a shnrper, Miss Wbcqler. Fisher in THE -.y . Ullt.f "t. St- B. , ( $ l-f" p. S1 A"
