The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, May 07, 1912, Image 2

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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
H)aU Bcbrashan
Published by the Student Publlca
tlon Hoard of Mm University of No
bra Hl!l
EDITORIAL STAFF
Editor HKARDE F. HOLMES
Managing 111 tor KARDK H TAYLOR
Associate Fdltor . .F ('. M'CONNKU,
Associate Editor... HURTON S. HIM-
BUSINESS STAFF
Manager ('. C. BUCHANAN
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.DEO HRFION I ( "' '" """" '" "" ' '
ABOUT PEOPLE
C II Frey. florlHt. 1133 O St. tf
Hojd Piintmg Co , 11!.". No ll!th St
"Heine" W'eller, I'.tio, spent Sunday
at the I). II. house
llavo CnivcH print It for jou
Not tli Eleventh St
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COLLEGE MEN
Should have their Clothes Made to Order
We have the finest fabrics and make the best fitting clothes in
Lincoln. Spring and Summer Suits
$15.00 and up
RLODEEIN Sc BRETHO.UMER
merchontTollors: 129 So. 1 1 1 It St.
Maud Rirklev, mil. of Nebraska'
Circulation Manager.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE. $2.00 PER YEAR
Payable In Advance.
Slna'o Copies, 6 CenU Each.
Ted Marrlner. Cleaner and Hatter,
!.-. No 11th.
Telephone: Auto 1888.
Might Phones Auto 188H; Editor, Auto
10J5; Manager, Auto 1821.
Kiit.i.'.l at tlio p.iMti.tlleo at Lincoln.
Ni-I.i unit... iih Hiioii.l class mall mattci.
unih'i tins Act of I'liiifcii-HS of Maicli 3.
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TUESDAY MAY 7, I'.Mli
Ea Ijunbert hay returned fioni
Crand I.sland. where she spent Sunday
at home.
(ieorgn BroH , expert prlnterH, en
gravers and embossers, 13th and N.
OUR PICNIC.
E'er the sun appears tomorrow,
With no thought of ".ams" and Bor
row, The laws will early rise;
Then, with song, and cheer and shout
ing
We'll give warning of our outing
Does this put jou wise'.'
We'e cliaiteied cats to ride in,
And to the Reach we'll spin,
Hah' lor the jo that's near;
We'll roast a beef upon the "spicket"
llae jou bought a ticket ?
If not, get one I Ight here
Our dean will gie us lengthy spiel
At Doc's bum jokes well squeal,
Oh what a deuce of a time'
There'll be a lot of games and sport,
And we'll hae no fear of case or
court,
Just take It from our rhyme
And when the sun has gone to rest,
'Neath the sluurows of the west.
We'll hop a car for town,
Then gladly to our cases we'll bo
sent
To try for grades most excellent;
The other dajs we're 'round
PFANUT
LACK OF TIME FATAL.
Owing to the lack of that most alu
abb' asset, time, the law editoiial staff
decided at the eleenth hour that it
would not put out today's edition.
The press of business, together with
thu innumerable arrangements neces
sary for the Barbecue prevented them
from giving the time to literary In
spiration, so they turned the Issue
over to the regular staff The law
scribes want it known, however, that
thoy hae not given up the Idea of a
law number altogether, that they will
perpetrate one in the near future, and
that It will be something startling
The pride of the law school pre
vents them from producing anything
which the forestry or engineering col
legea can eiual, hence they have de
elded to wait and work
The music from the Dictator will
be on sale at the Rag olllce today, 11
to 11:30 and 3 to f..
ILiiracolo Hotel Eddie Walt
JUNIOR HOP
May HO, 19112 Tickets $1.25
Sylvester V Shonka, of Daid Citj.
captain of the 1!U1 football team, was
a campus visitor Monday.
May 1st Is the date when all sub
sciiptions to the Rag should be paid
Are jou still delinquent 7
Mrs. James I,oma foimerlj Miss
I, vie Young, of liiokcn How. spent
Monday at the Delta (lamina house
Agnes Russell, Doi is Wood and
Helen Sorenson hae returmd liom
their homes In Omaha, where the
spent the week end
SENIOR PINS
New Shipment Just Arrived
Get One Before They Are All Gone
The University Book Store
340 North 11th Street
Ivy Day May 22, 1912. Inter-class'
field and track meet. Medals awarded
to the winners. Freshmen are especi
ally urged to compete.
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YOU
Do you want a 1912 Cornhusker? If
so, don't wait 'till all are gone. Order
now, at Cornhusker office.
HARRY B. COFFEE,
Business Manager.
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Subscribers to the Rag have had
three months since Tag Day to pay
their subscriptions Please pay up at
once.
Thornburg's Orchestra Auto H 12 T. f r.
SCRIHNER'S MAOA'INK SIT!
SCRII'TION SOl.K ITORS easily
eain Liberal Commissions, also can
pick up extra prl.e money. For full
particulars regarding commissions,
prizes, free advertising matter, sam
ple copies, address Desk C, 1 Ef
Fifth Avenue, New York City.
February
oMarchi
cApril ,
(TT Three months to pay
if your "lag Subscription
I.
ZACow is the Time
Editor's Note We ask our readeis
to bear in mind the fact that the task
of putting out today's paper was rude
ly thrust upon us at the last minute
after the staff had decided to take a
day off, and to read with forbearance
Y. JW.C A.
Merchant Tailor Shop
Suits (Moaned, Repaired anil Pressed
Shop in Basement Y. M. V A. Bldg.
For your orchestra call O. L. Jones.
Auto Lr860B.
HERPOLSHEIMER'S CAFE
Dinner 1Ji30 to li30 1C.
Supper Si30 to 7i30 XtJL
Also Cafeterlan Styl
STRAW HATS
BUDD
1413 O Street
$1.50
A $2.00 Hat
This Week Only
You Can Save
$25 to $50
.
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f--J- -nr ''W9n
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'V . .V -W
buying a slightly used or
A machine backed by 4$?
a two year guarantee. ' ""-s-.-V,
Over 500 now used, in Lancaster County.
Investigate these before you purchase any
kind of a typewriter.
Nebraska Typewriter Co
Auto 2080 143 So. 13th St. Bell 1299
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