THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
Campus Notes
MUSIC! UNIVERSITY STUDENTS!
As there is no longer any school of music connected with the
State University you are at liberty to take your music with us.
Every department of itiubIc complete.
22 ARTIST INSTRUCTORS IN CHARGE 22
JOHN RANDOLPH, Dean of the Faculty.
ALOYS C. KREMER, favorite pupil of ARTHUR FRIEDHEIM.
GUSTAV C. MENZENDORF, AUGUST MOLZER, CHAS. E. EWING
and AUGUST HAGENOW, FREDERIC C. FREEMANTEL and
many others. REGISTER NOW.
LINCOLN MUSICAL COLLEGE
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Chemistry Examination.
A makeup examination for thoHo con
dltioned in chemist 1 and 2, second
Hi'incHtcr 1!UL will be Kivc-n Saturday
moniiiiK. October 12. at 10 30
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Oliver Bldg., 13th and P Streets.
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under t In Act of Cniiui fMi f Mnrcli .!,
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TUESDAY, OCTOIII R X, 1 VI 2
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AcaclaB In Town.
A number of visitors were enter
tained at tbe Acacia bouse this week
Among them were Dr French, Hoston,
Mass , H K Flllott, inspector of
schools, H. 10 Falllnger, of Iowa City,
H 10 SteckelberK, Lincoln
Meet me at Green's, 120 North 11th
Betas Visit Local House.
Max Wyinan, Hall Helden, Heed
Peters, Walter Klopp. all of Omaha;
Ward Sims, Hastings; Mlsor Loyd,
York, were visitors at the Heta Theta
1M house this week
Call Hoy O Warde, dance orchestra,
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VOTE TODAY.
The Nebraska!1 uies members of
the fieshmen and junior classes to get
out ami ote today
The Austtallan ballot has been se
emed for Nebraska only after several
yeais of agitation It is the duty of
tbe student bodv to make1 it a success
If the real I j believe It to be an im
provement over the old hj stem
Theio is little incentive for the se
niors and sophomores to exercise their
right to vote on account of the absence
of contests in their respective classes
The University looks, therefore, to tbe
junlots and freshmen to make the first
trial of the new voting system a success
Annual Governor's Reception. i
A large number of University girls '
attended the Y W C A reception at
the governor's mansion Saturday even
ing from 8 to 10 o'clock A short pro
gram consisting of musical numbers
was given and later refreshments we:e.
served
WILSON'S VISIT.
Woodiow Wilson was a guesof the
students for a short while Saturday,
and the tiibute that was paid to him
at the time is indicative of the esteem
In which he Is held by college men
The1 Wilson visit to tbe Temple was
inspired ! a non partisan desire to
extend a welcome to a great man
There need be no political significance
attached to the demonstration accord
I'd Governor Wilson y Mebraska stu
dents. Governor Wilson is tbe most con
spicuous living exponent of the college
Idea in politics, and the enthusiasm
manifested over him by college men is
to a considerable extent an expression
of their appreciation of Ills stand, as
a college man, for higher Ideals In pub
lic life
We have the best woikman, the larg .
est, most sanitary and modern barber!
shop and bathhouse in the city Stu
dent patronage kindly solicited
Green's, 120 North lOlevontb j
Forestry Grad. Gets Good Job.
II II Greenaniayer, who graduated
from the forestry department of the
University in 1 1 0. has recently been
promoted to the management of a for
est experiment station near Quincy,
Cal This station is the sixth of its
i kind in the United States, others be
ing located In Arizona, Utah, Colorado
and Idaho What relation the state ex
periment stations bears to agriculture
Is analogous to the relation of forest
i experiment station to forestr
Ladles' clothing cleaned, remodeled
i and repairetd by an experienced dress
maker Satisfactory work at reason
I able prices Mrs Hricka, 315 South
17th Auto 114814 Adv. 10 2 It
BOOK STORE CHANGES HOURS.
Verein Banquets Wednesday.
The Germanla Verein will holdits
first meeting In the banquet hall ey the
Temple on Wednesday evening, Octo
her St. at 7 30 All German students
are cordially invited
Open Now from 10 to 12 and 3 to 5
,Open All Day Formerly.
Shonka Visits Nebraska.
Visiting at Delta ("hi house last week
were several alumni Karl Powell of
David City, Sylvester Shonka of David
City, and Karl Trump of Omaha
neginning with this week the He
gents Hook Store, in the basement of, $1 f0 for ticket to press four suits or
the Administration Building, will be I three and an overcoat Isn't that too
open from 10 to 12 in the morning and , cheap to justify wearing those wrin
from 3 to f in the afternoon kles7 Phone your order and our de
Formerly the store has been open livery service will bring your ticket to
during the entire day After the first your room no extra charge Auto
few weeks of school it is not found
necessary to keep open all of the time'
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WITH A FIRM RECOGNIZED
AS UNI OUTFITTERS
The increased demand by University Men for caps
and cloth hats has led us to put in a seperate
department for goods of this kind.
SPECIAL -Received today, a new shipment of 'm
ported Velours at $3.00.
ARMSTRONG CLO. CO.
GOOD CLOTHES MERCHANTS
Everything the Student Needs in
Toilet Articles Pennants and TRUSSES
Stationery Athletic Supporters Gunther's
Safety Razors Elastic Stockings Lowney's and
Fountain Pens Shoulder Braces Guth's Candies
BEST SODA WATER AND LUNCHES IN THE CITY
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Home Made Baked Goods
Cookies, Pies, Cakes, Holsum Bread, Fancy Pastries
cy Syr Cafe
Open after the Shows with
"Good Things to Eat"
1325-31 N STREET
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