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UA.NKS
First Trus- fc 8avlnga,
OAKERIES
Folsom
DAUBER SHOPS
Oreon's
BOOK STORES
GKP.
Unlvorlsty
CLEANERS
J, O Wood Co.
Wobor's Sultorlum.
Joo, Tho Tailor.
Tod Marrlner.
CLOTHING
Farquhar
Magbo & Deemer
Mayer Bros.
Palace Clothing Co.
' Spolor & Simon
Armstrong Clothing C.
COAL
.Grogory
Whltobreast
CONFECTIONERY
Lincoln Candy Kltcke
Tommy
DANCING ACADEMY
Lincoln
' PITTS
DOCTORS
Dr. Cramb
DRY GOODS
Miller & Paine .
Rudgo & Quonzel ,
DRUGGISTS
Rlggs
ENGRAVERS
Qornoll
FLORISTS
C. H. Froy
CHAPIN BROS.
FURNISHINGS
Budd
Fulk
Magoo & Doomor
Mayor Bros.
Palaco Clothing Co.
Rudgo & Guonzol
Spolor & Simon
Armstrong Clothing Oe.
HATTERS
Budd
Fulk
Unland
Armstrong Clothing Ce.
Mageo & Deemer
Mayor Bros.
Palaco Clothing Co.
Rudge & Guonzel
Spoicr & Simon
ICE CREAM
Franklin Ice Cream Oe.
JEWELERS
Hallott
Tucker
LAUNDRIES
Evans
OPTICIANS
Shoaa
Howe,
ORCHESTRA
Thornburg'8.
jii5LL
PHOTOGRAPHER
s Townsend
PRINTERS
Simmons r
' Van Tine '
RESTAURANTS
Boston Lunck
Camoron'a
Y. M. C. A. Spa
SHOES
Armstrong Clothing 0.
Beckmaa-Broa. -
Budd
Mon's Bootery
Rogers & Perkins
Mayer Bros.
Miller & Paine
SHOE REPAIRING
Eectrlc Shoe Store '
SKIRTS
Skirt Store
TAILORS
Elliott Bro.
Gregory
Horzog
Joe, The Tailor.
LUDWIG.
THEATER8
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Oliver
Orpboura.
Lyric
TYPEWRITERS
Lincoln Typewriter Wk.
Underwoo4 Typewriter fta,
Continued from Pngo I
A SHRINE UNVI8ITED.
though my Informant, who eonresBod
hpranlf unlonrnod In bird-lore, Inclined
to tho bollof that U was either a par
rot or a ohlckon-hawk, gho didn't know
which. I folt my purpose tottering
while ho spoke, but h1ic . was not
through yot. For her own part, she
mild, Hhe thought they ought to have
a crayon portrait ot Poo on tho wall.
"You know, nobody don't know
wulch-u'oom was. roely hhV she wont
on, "and I think a good clear crayon
portrait, sort of an enlarged photo
graph, would mnko It Boom roelor. It
would niako It nice," she ended with
a Rolf-satlHflod a(r.
I looked at hor, and then at the
cloHcd door, and I decided not to get
the koy. I thought wo had hotter go
back homo. I did not want to hoc
tho room. I folt Hiiro that tho stuffed
raven was a parrot, at least, and I
wuh afraid that tho crayon portrait
wnB nlroady tbore.
BY AUSTRALIAN BALLOT.
Athletic Board Election Regulations
Are Announced.
Kansas Unlvorolty. April 2. The
regulations governing tho athletic
board election, which takes pluoe next
Monday, April 1. were made .known
by the studont council today. The
election will l? hold at tho check
stand In Fraser hall from i :.'!() u. in.
to :t::iO p. in. The Austrnllnn ballot
system has been adopted, and thrco
Judges will be chosen by each side to
conduct the election.
8M0KER TO BE HELD TONIGHT.
Track Men to Meet at the Phi Kappa
Pal House.
The members of tho track siuad
and all Interested men of the
university aro requested to meet
at the Phi Kappa Psl house
this e oiling to attend a smoke
less smoker which will be given hi
the older members of the track Bqnnd.
AH moil ol the university who have
done work In truck athletics or who
are interested In track work are cor
dially Invited.
LINESMEN FOR OLYMPICS.
Sixteen Juniors Chosen for Officials
for the Scrap Saturday.
Chairman Raymond of the Junior
Olympics .committee announces that
tho-mombere-of-the Junlor-clnsa-will
net iib linesmen for the annual freshman-sophomore
Olympics which will
bo held Saturday morning:
W. A. Milok, L. C Ostorhout, W. .1
Lompke, W. W. Bennett. H. M. Noble,
A. U. Amborsdn. II. L. White. T. E.
Miller, 13. J. Lee, C. It. Straseuka, R.
A. 'Huntington, ft. s. Muuson. A. 31.
Oborfoldor, H. C. Ilatlutwu. 10. Wal
lace, and A. M. Hare. The members
of the Junior Olympics committee will
also act as linesmen.
EXECUTIVE COUNCIL MEETS.
Committees for Active Work in the
Democratic Club Appointed.
At a meeting of tho executive com
mittee of tho Demojcrntic club of the
university hold lust evening F. S.
Mutz Wns elected chairman and C. J.
Lord wns appointed secretary. Tho
following committees wore appointed:
FlnnnceA. R. Raymond, chairman;
J. P. Rolm and J. J. Hughes.
Advertising W. C. Wolss, A. M.
Oborfelder and It. D. Hawloy,
Banquet A. 55. Donato, chairman;
E. P. Schrnm, C. M. Penny, W. M.
SumervUlo. William Ritchie.
The banquet committee- will havo
charge of the banquet which will be
held some time In May.
Speakers and debate committee
J. T. Votava, chairman; B. Q. Marcel
his and G. C. Long.
Membership committee W, R. Grls
wold, chairman; H, S. Nixon, B. W.
Frleden, V. t Hascall and J. B. Brian.
The next meeting or the club will
be hold on April 19 In tho music hall
or tho Tomplo at 8 p. m. This moot
ing was the first held by the commit
tee since Its election and is tho final
stop In tho completo organization of
tho club. The committees appointed
will be expected to report at the next
meeting, April 19.
ELECT EDITOR FOR I
1911 ANNUAL TODAY
REED ONLY CANDIDATE IN THE
FIELD AT PRESENT.
MOTKIttMHIT OYER" CAMPAIGN
Rumors of Other Candidate Circu
lated, but Nothing Definite Other
Places on Book to Be
Filled Soon.
Tho Junior class meeting today will
elect, nn edltor-in-chlcf for tho 1911
Cornhuskor. Tho mooting will be held
at 11:30 In the Memorial hall. This
is practically tho only business that
Ib expected to come before the meet
ing. So far as Is known thero Is but one
candidate for tho editor of next yonr'B
Cornhuskor. This is Guy Reed, man
aging editor of this year's nhnual.
Heed Is a well known Junior, being a
member of Alpha Tan Omega. Ho has
achieved fame on tho track, being a
star runner on the team for several
years.
Thoro have boon rumors of other
candidates, but nothing doflnite has as
yet dcvelopod. Some name may bo
proposed at tho class meeting, hut
this is hardly possible.
According to the constitution, of
tho Cornhuskor. tho present sopho
more class must elect a managing
odltor for tho next annual. This elec
tion will tnko placo soon. This chiBB
also elects a business manager nt the.
same time.
FRESHMENJJOT DEAD
Expect to Spring Eurprlse on the
Sophomores.
The freshmen ore not dead They
havo been working quietly for the pnst
ten days on the organization for tho
Olympics of Saturday. The organiza
tion of tho freshmen Is probably not
so perfect as that of llawloy's soplio
mores, but President Coffee is con
fident that tho lower class will niako
a good light for its rights. The fresh
man organization will bo completed
nt the mooting In tho Temple theater
today at 1 1:110 o'clock. This may bo
tho last meeting before the fight. Tho
complonnrtnire lor ffio Tniy" wTIT 7e
submitted to tho classmen by Chair
man Kozltsky and Rofereo Campbell.
AH freshmen aro requested to woar
ribbons or navy blue and whlto on
Friday so that they may be distin
guished from tho rod blooded sophs.
YqIIs and songs may bo Introduced at
the meeting today. It Is hoped that
a good deal or class spirit will bo
rousod. President Coffee will call tho
meeting promptly at 11::10 o'clock.
Students who have been watching
developments in training ror the con
test seem united In their opinion that
tho man who can knock out Kozltsky
in. tho heavy-weight boxing match will
have to put up a great fight. Kozit
sky Ib a giant and Is reputed to be
strong as a lion. Chapllno and Wes
sol for the freshmen should score In
the marathon race. Tho "Coffee drink
ers,' as tho freshmen havo been
dubbed, will rnlss tho help of Georgo
Hanson, who, has boen slok with tho
smallpox. Tho froshmon will havo a
largor number of mon In the free-for-all
rough house If all can bo persuad
ed to got out.
BIG ENGINEERING BANQUET.
.Engineers to Banquet at Llndell Fri
day Evening.
Friday evening at the Llndell hotel
will bo held tho ilrst annual banquet
of the Engineering Society. All mem
bers of this collogo aro cordially In
vited to attend. Tickets may bo pur
chased of tho committee In charge,' of
this ev nt, of which Vilhirs Is chair
man. Tickets -will bo sold for $1 per plate,
and all who are intending to attend
this banquet must purchase their tick-1
ets promptly as they. aro going fast.
A good banquet nnd nn oxcellont toast
list Js promised.
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