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OLIVEK THEATRE
TONIGHT, 6:15
"THE CLIMAX"
Prices $1.50 to 50c
Sat. Mat. and Night, April 9
JLI. 0. Field Minstrels
Mat., 50c to 25c Night $1.00 to 25c
April 11 "THE THIRD DEGREE"
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BoysMy Spring line of
woolens are stunners. See
them!
L. J. HERZOG 1230 O St
Fine Tailoring
Continued from Pngo 1
THREE BLOODY BATTLE8 IN
THE WAR OF THE COW BELL8
PERITORIC LENSES
! Does Away With Reflection
SHAPED TO THE EYE
HOWE OPTICIAN
319 No. 12th
Hair Dressing, Shampoos, Rib
bon Ornaments for Evening
Functions. Manicuring for
Gentlemen.
Miss Margaret Mills
1 118 80. 12TH STREET. AUTO FHME 7284
copt a few perhaps who had their
bent clothes on and one man who it
Ih Hald rail away. The heat wag in
tense I3oth ehiHBOH claim the victory, each
one doing ho on the assertion that
they Imvo possession of the right bells.
It Is hollovcd that each class has ono
in Its possession, while Chancellor
Avery secured one.
A large meeting of tho freshman
class was called to order at half past
cloven o'clock. President Coffee In
troduced to the classmen the hoy who
had so faithfully played his part by
carrying tho cow-bolls and bannor.
Great applause and a' Rood" yollfOr
the boy were followed by speeches and
a report by Chairman ICozltsky of tho
Olympics committee.
. Tho attondanco uC tho mooting was
consldorablo ovor two hundred. A. II.
Dlnsmoro submitted tho copy of a
yoll which was enthiiHluHtically re
ceived, U. N. Hah! Hah! Serene, supreme,
I J. N. Hah! Rah! Nlnotoon-thlrteen.
Ho explained that tho class was
quietly gaining supremacy and that
this was the roason for the "sorene,
supromo" part of the yoll.
Will Present Trophy.
Uoth of tho underclnHsoH are busy
patchlng up anatomleu for the contest
Saturday. Tho chancollor has an
nounced that he will present a trophy
to tho winning cIuhh. Just what this
trophy Ih, has not boon made public.
As both clasKOB claim tho victory in
tho battle of yesterday, tho Olympics
tomorrow are expected to develop
somo of tho keenest class rivalry ovor
experienced at Nebraska.
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The Owl Pharmacy
Northeast Corner 14th and O Streets
Hot and Cold Drinks at
Our Fountain
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Continued from Pago I
THE SUPREME COURT GIVES
A 8TNDENT A SQUARE DEAL
SPALDING'S ATHLETIC
GOODS
Baseball, Track, Tennis, anything in the way
of athletic equipment We've just opened up
this new department practically the only place
in town yotrcan get Spalding's official equipment
of course we're still selling clothes
the kind that lit-Kensington 's $20 to $40 and
L System $15 to $30 for the young man want
ing more dash and individuality to his garments;
MAGEE Sc D.eemer
Kensington Clothes
Manhattan Shirts
Stetson Hats
Lincoln
(Aurora
lied Oak
Expect to Remain.
"TIiobo student-voters expect to re
main at the university during such
time as their studies demand until
tho completion of their university
courses. Hundreds of Hald students
may not romaln at the university dur
ing tho vacation, but will go wher
ovor they can securo employment, bo
thnt they may bo In tho university
next year, and tho next, until tho uni
versity courso Ih completed. All of
said HtudontH, whether living In Lin
coln with- their paronts, or whether
they havo come from different parts
of tho statu of Nebraska, or otlior
states, aro uncertain and undecided
as to tholr futuro course or as to
Society Bzand Clothes
If you hove nevez worn Society Btand Clothes come in
and let us sfyow you wlat they are like. They are satisfying
more young men than all othei makes combined. : : : . :
FARQUHA
ANNOUNCES CANDIDACY.
SEE OUR WOOLENS
Elliott Bros.
TAILORS
142 SOUTH TWELFTH
Cincinnati $2.50 Shoe
Store and Electric
Repair Factory
sSHHHi
New Location 142 North 12
AARTHOINS
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Quality Counts
THATSWHY
FRANKLIN'S
ICECREAM
IS Stf POPULAR
We make a apeclaltjr of fan
cy crearai, sherbetaj Icea
lmA panok for Prat As Sorori
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tholr placo of residence upon tho com
pletion of their work at the univer
sity. Thoy do not have any special
rosldonce In vlow during tholr univer
sity career other than Lincoln. All
university student-voters are men at
least twonty-ono years of ago some
of them ItO. some 40, and a few 50
years of ngo.especlally In tho gradu
ate college. Thoy aro as a rule with
out any business relations or connec
tions at any other placo than at Lin
coln, and many of them will not bo
ougaged In any other business while
attending the university. Skid stu
dents nro not under Hnrontal control
and thoy regard tho seat of tho uni
versity us tholr homo. None of said
students will haVo, at tho tlmo or vot
ing, auy intention or rombvlng rrom
Lincoln hcrore tho completion or their
studies and when they take their sum
mer vacation, thoy expect to return to
tho university upon tho opening or tho
term. Not one in a hundred or said
students will return to the town rrom
which ho came to make It his perma
nent home upon completing his uni
versity course. It is upon these racts
that the question or tho right or said
students to vote at the coming city
election must be determined. Para
phrasing tho language or tho supreme
court or Nebraska In tho -case already
cltod, there can be no doubt that at
least ninety-nine out of every hun
dred student-voters or the University
or Nebraska havo lost their residence
at tho homos of their parents, or at
the towns rrom w.hich thoy came, and
ir they have not acquired a residence
in. -Lincoln they aro men, without a
coui&ry. . j' UcmubN.
"Lincoln. Neb., April 7, 1910."
Second Candidate for Managing Editor
Qf-Cornhusker Appears.
YeBterday afternoon R. V. Curtis of
Omaha announced that ho was a can
didate for the position of managing
editor or the Cornhnskor. With his
announcement politics in the sopho
more class takes on a nqw aspect.
Provlous to this time but ono candi
date had appeared in the field, and
this was D. B. Van Dusen of South
Oirfahu.
Meanwhile the race between G. C.
Klddoo of South Omaha and C. L.
Clark pr Lincoln for the position of
business manager of tho Cornhuskor
continuos. These last two men an
nounced that they were candidates for
this position about a week ago and
hoy havo been actively campaigning
since that time.
Tho election for these positions on
the Cornhusker will bo hold next
Thursday morning. Tho men selected
at this time will hold office noxt year
and will bo In charge of tho work, of
tho publication noxt year.
Van Dusen is a momber of tho Phi
Delta Theta fraternity and is second
sergeant of company K. Curtis is a
J momber of the Alpha Theta Chi rra-
ternlty and was member or the Ne
braskan staff last semester. He has
been very active' in class politics since
entering school. '
Kiddoo, one of the candidates for
business1 manager of the Cornhusker,
is a member of tho Phi Kappa Psl fra
ternity and has had experience in this
work, as he is business manager of tho
pally Nebraskan at the present time.
Clark, tho other candidateis a"barb"
and a graduate of the Lincoln high
school. i
Chocolates and Bon Bons
Sorority Chocolates with your
Emblem. Call and see them.
Wggfe
1307 O STREET
It is reported that tho German Club
has organized a quartet. AVo aro hop
ing th'qt they will appearjJn public,
giving us the benefit of the musical
Gorman, sot fo7 music.
Drawn Work Linen
Sale
This sale includes our new line of Dress
er and Sideboard Scarfs ranging in the
following sizes and prices
18 x 54 , 50c, 75c, $1.00, $1.50, $2.00
18x36 . ." . 50c
18 x 72 ...... . $2.00, $2.50
Squares in Lunch Cloth and Center
Pieces, 18 in, to 54 in, 25c to $3,00. .
On Sale Friday and
Saturday, April 8-9
H. Herpolsheimer Co.
Art and Needle Work Dept.
MRS. STEVENS, - PROP, and MGR.
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