THE DILY NEBRA8KAN
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ALUMNI CALLED TO HELP
GET BIGGER UNIVERSITY
LANCA8TER COUNTY GRADUATE8
ORANIZE A880CIATION FLING
OUTLINE8 NEED8.
Alumni of tho University of Ne
braska mot in tho UnlverBlty cafe
teria, Monday evening, for a banquet
and to form an alumni association.
About sixty former students of the
school were present. Tho organiza
tion is to bo known as tho Lancaster
County Alumni Association.
Tho principal addresa of the even
ing was made by Prof. F. M. Fling,
who talked on the needs of tho Uni
versity. Professor Fling stated that
there were only two buildings on the
campus, tho physical and engineer
ing laboratories, which were modern
and had not been outgrown by tho
departments they occupied. Tho hall
occupied by the botanical department
has been condemned for two yearB as
unsafe, the old University hall in the
center of the campus is not good for
more than a few years, the library
has been doublestacked and is now
nearly filled to roplotion.
Tho speaker declared that if the
alumni of the University took the
matter in hand they could secure a
change in University conditions.
Higher salaries, more ground for
tho campus, a group of buildings cost
ing in tho neighborhood of a million
and a half dollars to be built in the
next ten years, and a raise In profes
sional salaries and appropriations for
departments so as to put tho teaching
force on a piano with other state in
stitutions In tho west, were the
changes which Professor Fling de
clared to be Imperative.
Chancellor Avery acted as toast
master. Among the others to speak
were N. Z. Qnell, Mrs. Paul Clark,
O. W. Mlor, S. P. Dobbs, Tom L. Hall,
F. E. Edgerton, Miss Alice Ensign,
A. A. Reed, Frank E. Bishop aQd G
W. Klino. L. C. OberlloB was elected
president of tho association, with
Lawrence FoBsler vice president and
G. W. Kline, secretary and treasurer."
ABOUT PEOPLE
C. H. Frey. florist, 1133 O St. tf
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Ted Marrlner, Cleaner and Hatter,
235 No. 11th.
Have GraveB print It for you. 233
North Eleventh St.
Louis Weaver, ex. 13, Is visiting at
tho Delta Upsllon house.
George Bros., expert printers, en
gravers and embossers, 13th and N.
Thornburg's Orchestra delights
dancers with popular hits. Auto B
25Bf tf
Student trade solicited at the Y. M.
C. A. Barber Shop, south end of base
ment. All halr-cutB 25 cents.
Watch Unland's window for tho Big
Saturday Hat Sale in the spring styles.
Stetson, Schoblo, Gordon and Mallory
makes. Whltebreast Co. 1142 O St.
106-3
Make your dates early with Hagen
alck's Orchestra. Auto B-2990. tf
See our new line of programs. Boyd
Printing Co., 125 N. 12th.
ts&u TL'bW.
Right in your Pocket
book, that's where our
clothes argument willstrike
you.
It' 8 not what you pay
for clothes that counts, but
what you get for what you
pay.
In our L SYSTEMS for
spring, you get splendid
fabrics and beautifully tail
ored garments that are de
signed for you.
They have ginger and
pep" without any sacri
fice of good taste they
have the exclusiveneas of
style that college men re
quire $20 to $30.
YIAGEE & DEEMER
Lincoln Aurora Red Oak
Weber Sultorlum. 1100 O 8t.
"Jerry" Smith Returns.
Monday "Jerry" Smith, '88. visited
his Alma Mater. He passed through
Lincoln a short time ago, but It waB
not until Monday that he had a
chance to vlBlt the University since he
graduated In '88. While here he vis
ited and was entertained by the bot
any -department Ilia visit waa to
have b'eon much more extended, but
ho was dotaUied in New, York by busi
ness, matters, and leaves here today
for San Francisco, where ho takes
ship for the Hawaiian Islands.
For your orchestra call O. L. JoneB.
Auto L-8605.
FARM NOTES.
Tho Farm Y. M. C A. now numbors
107 members the high mark of tho
year. Now offlcerB for next year are:
E. J. Mattock, president; ('. A. Mur
ray, vice president; W. G. Rice, sec
retary; H. R. Day, treasurer.
V. E. McClean, a freshman, left for
hla home in Fremont last week.
Senator E. P. Brown spoke at con
vocation Tuesday morning. HIb sub
ject was "The Theoretical and tho
Practical Man."
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junch of keyB. Ownor s
name on tho key ring. Return to
this office. 108-3t
Y. 7V. C A.
Merchant Tailor Shop
Suits Cloanod, Ropairod and Prossod
Shop in Basomont Y. M. C. A. Bldg.
AT THE THEATRES
O C K. E R
ENGRAVING GO.
Outgoing, EogriTlif tod Embossing In 48
hours. Room 316 Browned Block
Oliver Theatre
THUR. MAT. A NIGHT, MAR. 28
The Comedy With Specialties
"CASEY JONES"
Mat., 25 & 10c. Night, 60 to 15c
Frl., 8at. & 8at. Mat, Mar. 29-30
THE ABORN OPERA CO.
THE BOHEMIAN GIRL
Night $1.50 to 50c. Mat. $1.00 to 50c
HAVE
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Do Your Laundry
U. of N.
Y. M. C. A. CAFETERIA
Meals at cost of
materials and service
UNIVERSITY TEMPLE
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Try a lunch at tka Y. M. O. A..
Lunch Room. Cafeteria Plan.
City Y.M.C.X. 13Ui aid .
HERPOLSHEIMER'S CAFE
Dloacf Ui30 to )i30 IE
Sxspftt 5i30 U 730 Z3C
Also Cafatarlan Style
LINCOLN MATBvBBXT8p0roy)a,'
ORPHEUM
nn 030
Anto 1038
ADVANCED VAUDEVILLE
Week Com. Monday Night, Mar. 25
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A. O. DUNCAN
THE PARR0FF8
JETTER AND ROGERS-
PRICES Matinee, 15o and 2So
Nights, 15c, 25c, 35c and 50c
WAR THON'S
Original, Electric, Shoe
Repair Factory
Always reliable and up to
the minute
142 North 12th Street
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Weekly shipments of the best there
is in chocolates.
Huyler'B Whitman's
Lowney'a ii(xrtti'
California violets fresh every day.
Meier Drug Co.
I3th and O
Dr. Orin Lamb
DENTIST
V. ofM. Glut of '11
B3740 208 Canter Bldg. I2tk O
(MIOTma)
JTSee ub for your
I next job of
printing. Personal
supervison enables
us to make each job
please. 128 N. 14 St
Work on tho new plant industry
building will commence just aB soon
as tho weather permits.
Dean Eugene Davenport, dean of
the College of Agriculture of the Uni
versity of Illinois, will speak at com
mencement. Mr. Davenport 1b the
author of several agricultural books
and is known as a national authority
on agricultural subjects.
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$3.50to $8.00eit
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The moment you put on
clothes made to your meas
ure, you see the vast differ
ence between merchant
tailored and ready made.
Our way costs no more.
Be sure to seo our line first
College Tailors
College View, Nebraska
Phon -4-0
We serve the purest and
best HOT and COLD RE
FRESHMENTS in the city
Huyler's Chocolates
$1.00 Foutain Pens
$1.00 Safety Razors
Student's 3-Course Lunch ,15c
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