THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
BLUE PRINT JOES TO PRESS
8ECOND NUMBER OF ENGINEER8'
PUBLICATION READY FOR
THE PRINTER.
INSPECTION TOMORROW
GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL TO RE
PORT ON UNIVERSITY MILI
TARY DEPARTMENT.
The annual ItiHpcrtlon oT the mill
turj department by th captain Ken
cral "f 1 1 1 - Keiierul HlalT appointed for
thin piirpoHr. will take place toinor
row at lei noon, or poHHlbly Saturday
morning 1 1 will arrive In Lincoln
Friday moinhiK at ten o'clock and will
probably remain until Saturday even
Iiik or Intel
I'laiiH lor the IhHpection hh origin
ally made weie Toi May It. but HiIh
dato vvuh cluuiKed to accommodate
ItHelf to the It mci in of the limpec
tor'H tiip. which taken In many hcIiooIh
of the west He coiiieH to NebniHka
direct liom AineH, vvlieie h holdn the
annual o eminent review today
The possible (limine I mm Friday
aftornoon to Saturday morniiiK 1
cuuhcmI by 1'iofeHHor FhkIxtk of the
dollmiuency committee raiHiiiK
Joctlon to dlHinlHHiiiK claHHeii Friday
All inenibetH oT the reRlment will miHH
claHHeH the whole of next week on ac
count of camp and Home hciIouh dlf
Hculty In puhhIiik In their work nilnbt
bo encountered if more "Hklpn" were
allowed
l'repaiatioiiH are roIiik forward rap
Idly for camp next week The nuar
teriniiHter's department 1h riiHhed bad
ly in taking care of thone payliiK
camp dueH and receiving equipment
for camp Kntertalninent Iuih been
arranged lor each evening of the stay
at Crete and an all round interestliiK
time 1h prorniHod
The Hecond number of the blue
Print, the Horn! annual publication of
the FiiKlneeriiiK Society, Ih nlinont
ready for the printer, Home of the
copy having been Hent to him already
TIiIh Ih the flrHt year that the blue
Print baH appeared as a Heml annual
publication.
The flrnt number came out about
March 7 The Hecond number will
probably HiirpaHH the llrnt in many re
HpectH It Ih rumored that there will
be Home new features that will make
the embryo eiinineerH Hit up and take
notice, although the edltorn, when a p
pronched on the Hiibject, maintained
an air of mvHtery and refiiHcd to di
vulge any Information further than
that there would be artirlen by HeiilorH
and alumni and a couple of piiRcH of
takeoffH on well known charncteiH
around hcIiooI
Exchanges Given.
The Hale ho far this year Iuih been
up to normal, but by no means what
It Hhould be coriHlderlnn the quality
oT the publication and the hI.c of the
Hchool There will be at leant three
exhcaiiKeH given with each copy of
the Hecond number the Michigan
Technic and the engineering publica
tions of MinneHota and Colorado
KOSMETS MAKE MONEY.
"The Diplomat" Proves to Be a Finan
cial Success.
HuslncHH Manager Mad of the
KoHmet Klub ban very promptly Hub
mltted the following report, hh a re
Bult of the club opera, 'The Dlplo
mat," May '.',
TuoHilay evening a buineHH meet
ing wiih held and the report wiih ac
copied Six new members were pro
posed lor election to the club, and
tholr names will be voted on at the
next meeting
With Wi:, suipluH. badges will be
bought for members of the organia
tlotr
Receipts.
Cash from seat sale .
Expenditures.
Theatie and Hign . $HW 00
CoHtunieH, express, re
turn, suit . HO fit)
Programs . . '.) .00
Orchestrations .... 11.00
Orchestra 29.r)
Advertising 2G.0H
Typewriter and paper 3.00
Make-up and wig
Scenery and hauling. .
Tambourlnos
Connor, for music
$i.s;i r.o
2.50
20.85
2.95
50.00
Scott, coach 1G0.00
Total $100.25 4 GO 25
Halance . . . . $ 29. 21
United States Extravagant.
Leallo'a Weekly haB recently pub
lished an article saying that the
United States government pays about
$1,500 for the education of every man
who graduateB from West Point. Tho
State of Nebraska spends approxi
mately about $350 for tho Instruction
of every University student.
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Where the
"BEST SHOES
J'
Gome from
We're putting up this sign with
confidence, and we're putting it
up to stay.
The shoes we offer to our patrons
are the best shoes that experience
can secure choice models, select
ed from the productions of the
most noted makers.
We'll be pleased to serve you.
lVlen's JDootery
"Shoes for College Men" 144 No. 12
Heffley's Tailors
Suits $20 Up nth and n Nifty Styles
punch i") 1 1 B19iP&f!i5HKi HA
fK & v v ft
AJM.
otjisjl, gunning in TTusicxL- carmw
' ' THL- BA1KAN TPT2-TMOEc3 S
At The Oliver, Monday Night
May Thirteenth
You Can Save
$25 to $50
buying a slightly used or
rebuilt typewriter.
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Ac-.
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A machine backed by M
two year guarantee. ,'.' ' " ; v
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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
SENIOR RINGS
A Limited Number of Sterling Silver
eii3 r Rings $1.50 Each at
The University Book Store
340 North 11th Street
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