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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN I CAMPUS GLEANINGS C. H. Proy, florist, 1133 O street. D; B. Stockman, Ames '82, was a bot any department visitor Tuesday. Chapln Bros., Florists, 127 So. 13th. PI Beta Phi annual formal party was held laBt night at the Lincoln. It. O. Warde, barber, Woods, 120C O. Howard Piasters went to Aurora yes terday to act as a Judge In u declam atory contest. Capital Hotel Barber Shop 11 & P. The sophomore baseball team will meet the Juniors this morning on Ne braska field. Green's Sanitary Barber Shop, 120 No. 11th. Jacob Ryan, '10, Is In the employ of the Black Tunnel company at Sho shone, Wyo. Talk with Ludwlg about your clothes. 135-2t The Palladlan girls presonted a pro gram at the regular meeting of the society last evening. Try a lunch at the Y. M. C. A. Spa, 13th and P streets. City Engineer Shannon or Nebraska City visited at the university recently. He is a graduate of the university. Have your clothes pressed at Web er's Suitorlum, Eleventh and O. tf John H. Stall, 'Q9, has been appoint ed adjunct' professor of plant pathology at the University of Arkansas. George Bros., 218 South Thirteenth street. Printers. Calling Cards, In vites and Procrams. W. Si. Byorts, '10, of Lincoln has a position with tho General Electric company at Schenectady, N. Y. Senior class pins can be obtained at the university book store. There aro a few left yet and tho comlmtteo is anxious to have these off hands so re ports can bo made. 130-8t Hiltner Bros., Florists, 118 So. 12th St. Phones Auto 1894, Boll 330. Palms and choice flowers of all kinds. Ted Marrlner cleaner, dyer, and hatter, 235 No. 11th St. Auto 4876, Bell 1609. Three New Close Fitting FULK COllarS FURNISHER 1 325 O Harriot Folger, instructor in homo economics, was suddenly called to New York Wednesday by the serious illness of her sister. Dr. Maxey of the law school was one of tho Judges at the debato be tween tho Wayne and Peru normals, held at Wayno last evening. Tho regular meeting of tho Tegner society will bo held tonight in the Temple. Tho special feature of the meeting will bo a stereopticon lecture on Sweden by Professor Alexis. ; The Agricultural club will hold its annual picnic at Epworth Lake park. .this afternoon. Members will take the Lincoln Park cars, which leave Tenth jnnd O Btreets, at 3 o'clock. mmmmmmm ( - i Pumps, Gun Metal, Velvet and Patent, like cut A large shipment of about 1,200 spe cies of plants was received from the Philippine Islands for the botany de partment Friday. Alpha Warton, a prominent member of the Dramatic club, left for Aurora Friday to act as a Judge in a declama tory contest at that place. At the meeting of tho Komensky club held last evening at tho homo of J. H. Brt, 2410 Q street, a comic play was presented by tho members. A definite schedule for rehearsals of the senior play has been arranged, and the cast is busily engaged in getting tho play In shape. Critics who have seen tho play before declare that it will be one of the best plays over given by a university cast. Jack Clark, ox-'10, Phi Kappa Psi, who has been located in Oregon for tho past year, will leave for Alaska the first of the coming month. Mr. Clark will be a member of an en gineering party which Ib to leave for the northern territory at that time. Otto Ketone of Humboldt, who Iuib represented Richardson county In the state legislature for the past two ses sions, was in the city to bo present at the Phi Beta Kappa Initiation held Friday evening. Mr. Kotouc recently completed his course at the university and was elected to that Boclety a few weeks ago when the new members were announced. Registrar Harrison has received- nn invitation to present; one of threo pa pers before the National Convention of Collegiate Registrars to be held in Boston on August 7, 1911. 'These pa pers precede discussions on subjects such as "The Proper Delimitation of the Functions of tho Registrar's Of fice," -"'Uniform Blanks," especially iib relates to the growing interchange of students, and other topics that are pertinent. Iast year tho convention was held in Detroit. Tast month the German club of, Co lumbia university produced the same play given under the auspices of the German department of Nebraska at tho Temple theater and In Omaha. Ac cording to Professor Fossler we hnd to take the lead and show them how to New Manhattan and AND HATTER ClUCtt SIMS STREET produce "Koepnickorstrnsso 120." Tho production at Columbia was a very elaborate one, It really being a Joint enterprise of both 'Columbia and Bar nard colleges. The play was given on two consecutive evenings, with a mat inee in between. It was very enthusi astically received by crowded houses at every performance, in that respect resembling our local production. One hundred thousand dollars is given to Harvard, the mcomo after the amount "reaches $150,000 to be used for ' asslstalng worthy poor boys seeking a college education, under the terms of tho will of Harriet E. Godd now of Sterling. $3.00 Perfect Fitters YatesFrench Co. 1220 O Street BETTER GLAD NOW THAN SORRY LATTER wanted: Painters Carpenters Farmers Gardeners Fruit Raisers Mechanics and all kinds of working men Physicians Lawyers , Dentists Architects and men of nil profes sions Grocors ' Butchers General store merchants Lumber donlors Hardware- and all kind of merchants to Join our 10,000 famllios settling up the Pecos Palisades, the Sun shine vnlley of Texas, Irrigated land being put on the market by the Kansas City, Mexico and Ori ent Railway. An empire where you nre needed and a homo and fortune awaits you. Come and see. Get there ahead of the railroad. Excursion leaves Lincoln May 16. Call or write for information. E. E. BBVARD LAND CO. State Agents for the Kansas City, Mexico & Orient By Co. Land Department, 830 P St., Lincoln, Nebr. Ten Wisconsin students havo been suspended for hazing. Becnuse of ex tenuating circumstances, however,, the men were nil glvon very light sen tences. Most young men want to wear clothes which will win the approval of oth ers as well as themselves. The matter of clothes is a mighty important factor in the success or failure of every man too important to pass by without careful thought. Be critical in your decision don't buy a suit because its a necessity get clothes which show you. up which make your personality stand out like a sore thumb wear Scotch Tailored Clothes. The price is the one cheap feature about them never more nor less we would like to help you to choose your pattern. 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