The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, March 11, 1911, Image 3

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CAMPOS GLEANINGS
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lj. nBmy, lonsi, xxs V.'Btrcqi, yt
ywam rortor, 14; of North-Bond has
Ifeon forced to leave school bocauso of
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Chttpln Bros., Florists, 127 So. 13th.
G. C. Kiddoo is attending tho Y. M.
C. A. convention in Omaha today add
tomorrow.
!, Capital Hotel BarbdV Shop 11 & P.
, M. E. Stricter, '10, Js looatcd at
Davenport; la.,, whero Ho has a posi
tion with tho Burlington.
; Havo your clothes proBaed at Wob
oY's Suitorium, E16venth and' 0. tf
Mrs. Alice Bovins, who ihas boon
v,lsltlng hor daughter, Mildred, '12, loft
yestorday for Los Angoles.
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ff-ry-aHunch-at-tho-Yr-M; C. a: Spa;
13th and P streets
C Don't forgot tho play at tho Oliver
next Saturday ovoning. This Is ono
of tho bjg events of Junior Week.
' Green's Sanitary Barber Shop, 120
No. 11th.
. Tickets are now on sale for tho
jjinior play, and can bo obtained from
members of the committee and cast.
George Bros., 218 South Thirteenth
street, Printers. Calling CardB, In
vites and Programs.
L. B. Temple, ox-'ll, was a visitor
at tho Phi Kappa PsI house yester
day. Hlltnor Bros., Florists, 118 So. 12th
St. Phones Autd 1894, Bell 330. Cholco
roses, carnations and chrysanthemums.
We solicit tho university trade.
A. J. Ludden, ex-law '12, now in
structor in tho sclonco department of
the Beatrice high schopl, Is visiting at
tho Delta Chi house during tho tour
nament. Tho Komensky club met in M. A.
160 Thursday evening, and a short
program was rendered, rifter which
tho Bohomian members of tho state
legislature who had been invited re
sponded to calls for improhptu
speeches. A number of those men are
graduates of Nebraska.
Young Mod's
soft bats in browns,
1. and grays
$2.50 to $5.00
FOLK
FURNISHER AND HATTER
1 325 O STREET
Roy O. Warde has changed his loca
tion to Woods Barber Shop, 1206 O
street. 98-10t
Charles J. JonklnB of Haiglor, who
was a member of Dr. Bessoy's botany
class in 1886, was a visitor at tho
botany department Thursday. Mr.
Jenkins is In tho land business and
last year was tho Nebraska delegate
to tho national irrigation congress at
Pueblo.
Learn touch typewriting without
going to commercial school. W, fur
nlsh university students with a com
plete" course in touch typewriting and
rent you any .make of typewriter, three
months for $6.00. Lincoln Typewriter
Exchange, 1406 O street. tf
WHAT
Any Shoe in the House
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Ji Jirefest7.9fM&5' vdVeV 'Wd
uwr, zae no. llta Bt. AUW 4S7,
Boll 1609.
-A great deal of the success of tho"
basketball tournoy now behig held un
dor tho auspices ot the university7, Is
bolng credited to tho hospitality of
&0.jra.trnItleB, which are providing
iiuuioB ur mo umorenc teams. toim
lowing 1b whoro tho teams aro stop
ping: Gonova. Delta Tan: Pnnrrnl
City, Sigma Nu; Omaha, Phi Gamni;
south Omaha, Phi PsI; Tecumsoh,
Alpha Thota Chi; Falls City, Beta
Thote PI; Wllbor, Kappa Sigma; Boa
trido, Delta Chi York, Phi Dolta
Theta; Aurora, Sigma Alpha Epailon,
and Koarnoy, Sigma Chi.
FIRST CALL FOR TRACK MEN.
Coach Field Is Ready to Commence
: Work-at-Once;
Coach Field is already at work and
yesterday Issued tho following statd
mont to track mon:
Sprinters, weight mon, middle and
long distanco runners, polo vaultors,
board and high jumpers, aro called to
appear on tho athletic field today at
2 o'clock. All tho track mon in tho
university, freshmen included, should
attend tho first workout this after
noon. Owing to tho late start this
season tho track mon aro urged ,to
makb every attempt to respond to tno
call of tho coach and show thoir good
spirit by attending tho dally work
outs which commenco today.
In preparations for tho two big in
door moots tho sprinters must put in
some hard licks during tho next fow
weeks. It is expected that Nebraska
will send a good roprosontatlvo team
to each of tho indoor contests which
occur at Omaha and Kansas City. In
order to do this all tho eligible mon
must commenco work at onco.
a tf, FIELD, .-
Coach.
CORRECTION NECE88ARY.
Household Arts Club Has No Men
Members.
On account of tho inability of a
Nebraska reporter to decipher hforo-
The latest Spring
styles in
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Hats
glyphics a terrible stir has boon
caused among a certain fow of tho
university. This poor follow was
handed a list of namos with certain
explanatory inscriptions attached,
and was told that a now club had
boon formed. This club Is called' the
"Household Arts" club Instead of tho
simple "Household" club. But the
real grief came ovor tho mistake in
translating a fow marks for tho word
"man" when It should havo boon
"now." The members of" tho club wish
it understood that thoro are nono of
tho stronger sex allowed in tho or
ganization and that thoso labeled
"mon members" woro really girls who
aro tho now additions to tho club.
YOU THINK?
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Classified Column
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Advertisements .for tHls column
should be left at the business office
basement Administration hiillHInn h
tween .1 1a m. and 12 m., or betweqfj
p. m. ana o p, m.
. Want ads will positively not be Irti
sorted unless paid In advance, at thq
rate of 10 -cents per Insertion for
ever fifteen words or fraction therei
of for the first Insertion; tHree Inser
tion 25 cents) five insertions 40 cents,
FOR 8ALE,
For Sale Due bill on loading phdJ
tograplicr in Lincoln.' fide Nobraskan
manager. tl
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For Sale A good kltchon ran go;
noarly new; oheap. Sod Nobraskan
manager. ti
For Sale Full dross suit, size 34',
cheap. Enquire Burts Suitorium, 1106
O streot. 100-31
L08T. '
LoBt Pi Phi Borority pn, set with
diamond and ruby. Return to No
braakan oulco. Reward. 100-3t
FOUND.
Found Near Tomple, ribbon watch
fob. Owner may havo same by Idon
tifying and paying for this ad. 92-tf.
WANTED. '
Wanted to Buy -Old gold and sllvof
Jewelry. C. F. Spain & Co., upstairs,
138 No. 12th St. tf.
University students dosirlng em
ployment during ttio summor can learn
of a good paying proposition by ad
dressing application to No. 1 In caro
of tho Dally Nobraskan.
ANNUAL GYMNASTIC EXHIBITION
March 23 Is Set as Day to Pick Ne
braska Team.
Tho annual gymnastic exhibition
has beon set to occur March -25 in tho
Armory. Tho primary purpose of this
event will bq tho selection of a team
to represent Nebraska in tho annual
western intorcolloglnto gymnastic
meot to be hold at tho Chicago uni
versity April 22.
Preparations for the Nebraska ex
hibition this year aro much more de
tailed than formerly. The roprosont
atlvo team will bo chosen from tho
winnerg In tho heavy gymnastic
events, Including horizontal bars, par
allel bars, sido horso, flying rings, and
tumbling. Other events, such as club
swinging, fencing, throo classes of
wrestling, will feature tho exhibition.
Tho representation from the women's
department of physical education will
also be a more prominent feature
than herotoforo. Demonstrations in
both folk and artistic dancing will be
given. The men's gymnastic classes
will give exhibitions in first year ap
paratus work and advanced apparatus.
Ono final match in both tho wrestling
and boxing contests will also add vari
ety to thd entertainment.
Senior Class Play.
Try-outs for the senior class play
have been postponed, from Monday till
Tuesday afternoon.
C. A. Tucker
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The Signs of Spring
are bo numerous that you can
no longer doiibt that it is ac
tually here.
Thojrmngfiuiiuggotions-
como with it.
Not only our windows but
all our dust-proof cases aro
filled with, spring Kensing
tons. It is a pleasure for ud to
show them it will be a pleas
ure for you to see them.
Material, workmanship and
style are all there.
A good tailor might posBi-bly-turn
out as fine garments,
but he couldn't begin to at
our prices.
MAGEE & DEEMER
1109 O Street
AT THE THEATRES
Oliver Theatre
TODAY 2:30 TONIGHT S:15
"PAID IN FULL"
Mat., 25c and 15c Night, 16c to 50c
Tuesday Night, March 14
MARY MANNEItING
Wed. Mat. and Night and Thurs.
Night, March 16-16
"The Queen of the Moulin Rouge"
March 13th Oliver Theatre
JOSEF
HOFMANN
"World's Greatest Pianist"
PrloM $1.50, $1.00, 75tf, 50o '
SEWS WOW ON SALE
I IIIPM'U MATINEES (Bxctpt Mikity) 3ij4
LinbULIt BVBN1NOS AT 8ia0
ORPHEUM
SUMi! ADVANCED VAUDVILLE
The Five Armanis
Covington & Wilbur
Austin's Animals
Floyd Mack
' Rosa Roma
DuCallon
. Sharp & Truek
Mats. 15c and 25c
Evenings 15c, 25c, 35c and 60cr
LYRIC
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