THE DAILY NEBEASKAN
"AGRICULTURE" ON PRESS
PUBLICATION OF "AG" CLUB NOW
BEING EDITED AND FIRST IS
SUE WILL BE OUT SOON.
CIRCULATION HAS REACHED 1000
H. W Richey and R. O. Smith Respon
sible for Volue XII Magazine
Goes to Many Old Students.
'Am i iilinic the olIl iiil agricul
t in nl publication ol flit University, is
now In-lni: i ii'-ln (I to prcHs, nnd Indica
tions that t!ir fliHt Issue of tho
yeifr, mid of volume XII, will bo out
Oc tobei 12 It will be the first of tho
dopai tnifiital magazines Issued thla
fall, and will lie of intoicst to students
In other ' olleges iih well aB those In
tin fui in course
The staff of this vein's magazine Is
lieadcd b II W Uichey, editor-in-chief,
assisted bv K .1 Pohhoii, asso
ciate iwl It or; rf- Jones, exchange
oditoi H o Smith, business manager,
nnd K I- (Joodbods, cliculation man
ngei The (in illation has Iih roused
since the Hist volume was edited, Keep
ing pine with lie1 increase in enioll
men i m iln mnultuial School and
College and at i sent it is rated close
to 1 .nun
The publication m imitated in 1'MIL'
undei us jii.scnt name The giicul
1uie ,iim! was pioiuotcd b the niein
lieis ol tin sd( i.it ion ol l,i it ultui al
Stud" uts of ill. I'nneisitv, with Piof
A 1. Ma' "in i now onneled with the
NebiasKa -iln ( oiupanv as business
manage ami I'm! (' Dasison loi
iner pnncipal ol the School of gi i
cullun .i- ilitoi In 1011 it w as
tinned (i to iln' guultiiic Club,
-ami tin In si -tail of student (ditois
was le aib '1 In. ) II Ijiebeis, editoi,
and Will Porbtsi business manager
Last veai thi (lit oi ship went to Rov
K Marshall ami II He khoff was
business manage!
MEN'S FALL CLOTHES
The more anxious you are to be pleased with new
Fall Clothes the more important it is for you to see
the elegant showing of our exclusive mens Style
Shop. Many weeks of painstaking care by exper
ienced buyers has brought into this store the cream
of this season's newest things in men's wear.
i Suits at $15.00, $18.00 and $20.00 on up to im
ported fabrics at $30.00, $35.00 and $40.00.
Spend a few minutes looking, buy when you like.
FARQUHAR
The Home of Good Clothes
1325 O Street
The magame enjoys quite an ex
tensive cliculation, inabinuch as it is
taken b nianv up-to date fanners oei
the state and bv the graduates and
toimer students of the college and
school Its ai tides aie ol both gen j
in i I itul i i liuil i fl in t nt ni.f i n A tlinu' '
'lull lini r i f 1 1 i i 1 1 i 1 1 i i , Mim miwii
( ,u el ul pi cpai at ion
Chancellor and Mrs. Avery at Home.
I ' 11 1 M . .. O ,.1 A .,,.-.
v am "mioi aim mia oaiiuiei ;vvri,
will he .it home to the lneinheis of the
teaching and adininistiativ e force from
S to 10 'lit Ki ula y celling, Septem
bei 20
Miss Killian Improving.
Miss Pauline Killian, who was opei
ated on for appendicitis dav befoie
vesteida. Is now lesting easily and
her condition is all that could be e
pec ted, accoidlng to her phvskians
Loeb's Oichestia. L 989f. 01 111392
At the Of?Jteam
With Detective Keen
The
University School of Music
Established 1894
Offers the highest class of instruction in all
branches of music.
Students may enter any time.
Anyone expecting to study music will do
well to get information concerning this
school before choosing an instructor.
Willard Kimball, Director
Ask for new catalog -:- -:- Eleventh and R Streets
Special Afternoon and Evening Classes
IN ALL COMMERCIAL SUBJECTS
at hours kfsuit University students. We enroll many
University students each year. You are invited to
visit the school and get particulars.
NEBRASKA SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
The Business School Training School
with the University Atmosphere
Cor. 14th and'O Sts. :: :: :: Electric Building
AK-SAR-BEN CARNIVAL
IS FAVORABLY OPENED
Omaha, Neb , Sept. 25 With drying
tents (lagging in the morning sunshine
and several hundred concession people
putting their holdings through the proc
ess of renovation following Wednes
clay's storm, tho annual Ak-Sar-Ben car
nival waB ofliclally opened at 1 o'clock
this afternoon From Seventeenth to
Twentieth streets on Howard street,
and from Harney to St Mary's avenue
on Nineteenth street, the booths and
tents make a brave array despite the
generous shower bath.
Many hundreds of people are arriv
ing for the festivities and it ib believed
the celebration will be bigger and bet
ter by reason of tho rain
You are cordially invited to at
tend a Series of
FRIDAY NIGHT DANCES
Given by Members of Camp 1332
M. W, A., at
Moose Hall, 16th and O Sts.
Commencing
Friday Night, Sept. 26, '13
Admi.tion 25c Free Check Room
Best Music
WEIDLINE IS CHOSEN
TO LEAD JAYHAWKERS
Rooms in modern home, close in,
one single, one large double front room
for Uni girls. 1439 S St.
Lawrence, Mass , Sept 25 The Uni
versity ol Kansas football team today
unanimously elected William Weidllne.
captain of the 1913 eleven, to take the
placec of Willis K Bramwell. Bram
well has left the university.
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