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Only Registration Day!
Saturday, April 22,
8 a. m. to 9 p. m.
-Jirstvoter:sand all who did jiot , jregLsterJasLialL
should do so next Saturday.
FACULTY TITLE CHANGES
PROMOTIONS MADE, RESIGNA
TIONS ACCEPTED AND OTHER
BUSINESS DONE BY BOARD.
Numerous .title changes have been
niade for faculty members. This was
done at the Tuesday session of the
board of regents. The following .is a
condensed resume- of the work of the
board:
The president of the board' was re
quested by vote to write a letter to
the political clubs explaining why the
board deems It inexpedient to repeal
the rule prohibiting political gather
ings on the campus.
Resignations were received from
Professor W. O. U Taylor, head pro
fessor of political economy and com
merce, to take effect Sept. 1, 1911;
Dean C. It. Richards, dean of the en
gineering college, to take effect Sept.
1, .1911; Grace Goldena Denny, instriic-
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BRADFORD CLOTHES
toY i,n homo economics.
Professor Taylor was made profes
sor emeritus.
Resolutions wore adopted express
ing the regret of the board at the res
ignation of Dean Richards.
A petition of the military depart
ment to bo permitted to charge a fee
of $1.00 per year for each cadet, waB
referred to the chancellor with power
to act
Consideration of a report or the sen
ate committee on remodeling the Tem
ple for social affairs, of tho subject of
farmers' institutes and of the sub-stations
were postponed until the noxt
meeting of the board.
The following ad interim appoint
ments of tho chancellor wore con
firmed: Emma Wllhelmson, fellow in
education; William "J. Duppert, in
structor in forestry (detailed from U.
S. government).
Resolutions of appreciation of the
work of Professor Davlsson, and of
sympathy for Mrs. Davlsson and rela
tives, were adopted.
Resolutions of sympathy for Regent
Haller on the death of his mother
were adopted.
New appointments were made as
follows: James E. Le Rosslgnol, head
professor of political economy and
commerce; H. A. Evans, purchasing
agent.
The following members of the facl
ulty were granted, leave of absence:
V. h. Hollist;er Guernsey Jones, Lucile
Eaves, Amanda H. Hoppner, Hutton
Webster, B. E. Moore, A. D. Sherag.
All of these represent, going ,-a little
early or returning a little lato on vaca
tion trips.
Tho following changes in faculty
titles were made, these changes in
volving no change in salary.
Myron H. Swenk, asBt. professor of
entomology, to be associate professor.
Chas. B. Lee, instructor animal hus
bandry, to be adjunct profossor.
P. K. Slaymaker, asst. professor ap
plied mechanics, to be associate pro
fessor.
J. E. Rasmusen, adjunct professor
applied mechanics, to be asst. profes
sor. C. E Mickey; Instructor applied me'
chanlcs, to bo adjunct professor.
R. J. Pool, asst. professor-botany, to
tho associate professor. .
Leva B. Walker, instructor In bot
any, to bo adjunct professor.
J. L. Towne, adjunct professor civil
engineering, to be asst. professor.
P. A. Stuff, U8SOC. professor English
language and literature, to bo 'profes
sor. O. L. SponBler, adjunct professor
forestry, to be associate professor In
charge of department.
R.P. Howard, adjunct professor hor-,
HtUmlturOr-JiKsU-professor,
.1. J. Ledwlth, Instructor law college,
to be adjunct profeBBor.
L. A. Sciplo, adjunct professor mech.
Are so good from every standpoint of
the goodjiresseLihat ordinary words
fail to give an adequate idea of how
unusually good they are. They com
bine the best quality with the very
latest styles, and are priced at only
$20.00, $22.50, $25.00
We have other makes that sell from
$10.00 to $18.00
Bradford Clothes are sold in Lincoln
exclusively by us. Let us show you
a perfect spring suit.
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SPEIER & SIMON
N. E. Cor. lOfh and 0
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engineering, to bo asBt. professor.
P. J. Perusse, Instructor pharmacy,
to be adjunct professor.
Elsio Day, assistant pharmacy, to
bo instructor.
Ina E. G lyings, Instructor physical
education, to be' adjunct professor.
Jessie G. Beghtol, assistant physical
education, to bo Instructor.
O. F. Field, assistant pnysicai edu
cation, instructor;
Shorlock B. Gass, adjunct professor
rhetoric, to be asst. professor.
Julia B. Korsmeyer, adjunct profes
sor romance language, to be asst. pro
fessor. Benton Dales," professor analytical
chemistry, to be professor chemistry.
P. B. Barker, adjunct proressor son
agronomy, asBt. professor.
Edwin Hopt, adjunct professor soil
agronomy, to be a,sst. profossor.
SENIOR BREAKFAST APRIL 29.
ALL SOULS' CHURCH, UNITARIAN
Corner H and 12th Streets
ARTHUR L. WEATHERLX, Minister
A CHURCH WITHOUT A CREED
All Souls' Church is an Association which stands for. a reverent at
titude toward the Facts of Life. It has the University Ideal, the Search
for Truth. It welcomes to its membership people of all beliefs. Such
a modern, open-minded, faclng-the-future organization ought to appeal
especially to students. You are cordially Invited to attend Its services,
Sunday Morning, April 23, 10:45 Subject "The Practice
of Prayer." '
Social Ethics Class, 12:15 " War With Trachoma Among
.Lincoln's Foreign Population," by Miss Bertha Roach.
Ail Students are Cordially Invited
tirigi
WARTHON'S
nal Eltctric Shoe
Repairing Factory .
and $2.50
nen'-sj
turn's
Shoe
PenitentlaryTWoods'to Be 8cene of An
nual Morning Meal.
April 29 has been set for tho day on
which the senior breakfast is- to bo
held. Every effort is being put forth
by tho committee to make tho event
even more-attractive than in previous
years. A large fire will be built in
the woods'' near, tho' ponltoitnary and
tho morning .meal cooked at an early
hour. ArrdngementB for transp6rta
tlon wlU bo made this week- and an
nounced' later.- Tlckota will bo on sale
Friday by members of tho committee,
which is composed of C. 0 Roat
(chairman), Grace Richards, Anna
Lammors and. V. A. Myleck. . ,
J. C. WOOD and CO,
The Best Is Always the Cheapest.
1822 N St. Auto 1202 Bell 147
GLEANERS and DYERS c XHrIGBY
NINTH ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT.
Wtmen'
Store
- Wt Savi Ypu $1.00
142 North. 1 2th Stret
Robert Slagl to Deliver Address at
Memorial Hall Tonight.
The ninth annual commencement of
ahechoolfuigidculturilwJlLJjeJield.1
tonight at 8 o'clock in Memorial hall.
The brator will be President Robert
Siaglot ihe outh Dakota agricultural
college. .Hjk'.l'pubject will toe "The
Adaptation of Education to Life."
SOPHOMORE HOP
April 28
Hag'ensicK's Orchestra ;
Limited
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Tickets $1.25 .$ ' Lincoln, Hotef
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