THE DAILY NEBRA8KAN
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Student Supplies Slaughtered
Zoology, and 2 Packets,
$225
Mechanical Drawing Outfits, 12.50
Botany Packets
2.00
Remember this is thfe quality store Make no mistake by going elsewhere
HARRY PORTER, 1123 O St.
TOTAL REGISTRATION
FIGURES TO RUN HIGH
(Continued from Pago 1)
nlnoty, which 1b considered a good
showing In comparison with laBt year's
140, as only thirty or forty wore ex
pected. Tho twonty-flvo mombora of the
junior and senior classoB In medicine
are not counted In tho unlvorslty en
rollment, aB tholr work Is entirely In
Omaha.
No More Tardiness.
"Lato registration will not bo per
mitted next BomoBtor, oven by gradu
ate and special studonts," announced
Registrar Rutledgo. "Tho extra fee
of $3.00 will bo expected of all who
roglstor lato hereafter, although the
graduates and specials have gotton off
easy heretofore."
THE FRESHMAN SQUAD OR 1910
MANAGER LANSDON RESIGNS.
Kansas Athletic Business Head Quits
to Enter Newspaper World.
Kansas University has received the
resignation of Manager W. C. Lans
don according to press dispatches re
ceived from Lawrence. Ho Is one of
tho oldest athletic managers In the
Missouri vnlloy and his resignation,
will bo noted with regret by all
athletic dopsters In tho valley.
It is generally understood by his
friends at Kansas that ho will sever
his connections with tho athletic as
sociation by October 1, In order to All
tho position of general manager of
the Central Kansas Publishing Com
pany at Salina, Kansas.
For the past six years, Mr. Lans
don has boon general manager of all
athletics. Wlion his, successor takes
charge of that position, ho will And
plans laid for university athletics
through the football season which is
' regarded as the hardest of tho Bports
to handle from tho manager's point of
Tlew.
Manager Lansdon, camo to Kansas
It is from this husky bunch of youngsters that Coach Stiehm will pic k the material to fill the great holes
(eft In the varsity by the retirement of Temple,X5olllns and Rathbone, and the failure of Warner to return to
college.
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from Fort Scott, where he wns en
gaged in the newspaper, business. In
his work with the Central Kansas
Publishing Company ho will be asso
ciated with ex-Senator J. R. Burton,
editor of the Salina Union.
KENNEDY TO HASKELL.
Bert Kennedy, tho former football
mentor of the University of Kansas,
has made public his decision to stay
In tho game for tho next three years
as the coach of tho HaBkell Indians.
Kennedy has accepted n contract for
three years with, as compensation, a
certain per cent of the gate Teceipts.
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NEW FOLSOM
Bakery and Cafe
We cater to Students trade.
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