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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
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Pages From Past History
We Want You to Know
1901
MliiHi-hOt'i rlffcatH the 'omiIhihIot
i' ii) l ii Nfori' of l'.t 0
1902
Ni-briihka and MinncHOta arc tin
unlv two MronK westorn teams which
luip not 1)"mi HcorcJ against thiH wji
moii The approaching ;imi' will be a
bat lb roal
1903
Tin- Ilnrlinnton Itoutc will run ux-
niHion trail. s to Omaha for the Crcih
lonNcbrasha football fiuinc The
iouimI trip fare will be $1 10
1905
M i.ss Taylor, the oo-el caudidatc lor
pit'Hiib-nl of the henior class, is tiiianl
monsly elect. m after a bard linht The
( o eds tiiKe advantage of the confuaion
in the rank- of the men candidates
Tirn rnnisi rorwnni tncir onnninnn"."
bo liiiul- P)wn the pri7e
1908
ln ei nor Hoke Smith ol (leorma ad-ihe.-se.-
ii.' students and I acuity at
.Impel Coventor Smith in his speech
iulouieil Mr ltryan and declared that
i he m"ii Commoner" and his party
.ne eh.M'tpt.'nlni; the rights ol the
pi'opb
1909
This Store By Heart
so we'll tell it to you again. We have the newest and best Clothing
Store in Lincoln. This is a big statement but it's true and we want
you to come and SEE that it's true.
We will show you exclusive styles and patterns in Men's Suits, Over
coats. Furnishings, Hats and Shoes. The kind that will please you
at prices that you will want to pay.
CLOTHING COMPANY
n
I wo os Nebraska m'aduates it-port Tp,. HrWQ fYnwH--u.t
Ihev are meeting with excellent vIIIlIO lIOTTO Viunu
Much Interest Shown
By Racquet Wielders
-him .-s.s ii 'heir work in the Philip
pines Th'-.' men entered the employ
ol the i;nernmcnt a- teachers in the
pilbllr - her ,
I'lckei- :r the Oirl-' Club luncheon
-..it in d.i ,11 be sold b the Itlack
la-iiie v Inesdav atternoon in the
llbi .ii
.loii' urchoHtra. 1-0666
I (H'NIi lUiitain pen Owner may
Lav .. bv pavini; for this ad "Possible.
It Sin . . Farm House.
Kirst diawniKs in tlie tennis tourna
iiieni were made last Saturday, and a
lew ol the panics have been played
a I rend. The following; conditions
-bould be watched closely
Kach man must Ihid his opponent
and pla ofl his set He will not be
inlornied b the chairnian, as this is
Watch Din schedule and post the
- lesults of rounds on the card on the
l.nsi V -ne Ohmplc-. a bl.u-K coat mt.,m i,(mn! n f1()lU () Administra
with wh. Hecks Please leae at (()li Hall
K.il; nil . Showaltei A,, mat( h(.s j ,lu. tll.st ;uul s,.t.(m(i
lounds niiisi be played oft b Tin -da
TIKIS';' in the third lound niu-t be
W'll.l. th per-on to whom 1 nae ni
-wett.- Mid cap to hold during the
. I I ..I. W '...I., 1.. ..
.,11 nther H'.VIK or IfJUS'.i"' "."" "" "'"l"'B"".'
i l pi) '
Semi lina
l.i'ST i.ra - w eater (o, it .Hid i .ip .it l)U .'i itl.iv
ili. 'ii. r l'"lii'lei nolitv ll.iriv Ciaiu
"MS Ri-w.iul
on Thui-d.i and lin.il-
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HATS
That Have Real
Qass and Are Worth
$1 More Than We
Ask
Special
$i
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KLINES
1132 0 Street
Knl ne- lor tennis torn naini nt
inalcheil up lor lirst round which must
be plaveil oil by Tuesdav
.l'liie. V It llathawa () C
Sides Kills, II 11
Lewis. II Kinle, Mob
Creeiilee, A Dierks. H
Cardiner. C Kapperton
Peiinev, F S -Porterfiebl
Norman. H. V. Post, H. M. S.
(Hyel- Williams, CJ. H.
j .Miller, K J. Allyn, A. F.
Keifer, O. Shirk, V. M.
Flory. H. Dowen. J. L.
j Flory. H. Bowen, J. L. Flory G-U, 6-H.
I Heck, W. Enflold, Don.
' Dunaway, K. II. Watkins. Dunaway
I 6-1, 6-3.
iChaltz Smith. A. C Chaltz, G-2, G-4.
SuoHmnii, S. Sexton. Sexton, default.
Meyer, E. L. Smith. Meyer, G-4. 6-2.
ItcHiiltH of first round.
Flory vh. Bowon Sots 6-2, 6-3.
Dunaway vs. Watkins Sets 6-1, 6-3.
Chaltz vs. Smith Sets 6-4, 6-2.
Meyer vs. Smith SetB 6-4, 6-2.
Special Afternoon and Evening Classes
IN ALL COMMERCIAL SUBJECTS
at hours to suit University students. We enroll many
Univeibii btuclLiits Ccidi )liu You aie united to
visit the school and get particulars.
NEBRASKA SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
The Business School Training School
with the University Atmosphere
Cor. 14th and 0 Sts. :: :: :: Electric Building
Artistic dance programs and menus
for particular people. George Bros..
Printers, 1313 N street
Fourth Annual German Day Festival
Lincoln, October 14, 15, 16
PROMINENT FEATURES:
Tuesday, October 14, Convention of German American Alliance.
Wednesday, October 15, Fraternal, Flower and Industrial Parede.
7 P. M., Concert of 150 pieces at City Hall square, 8 p. m.
Festival Program and Concert in Auditorium.
Thursday, October 16, Great Historical Parade, 13 Grand-Floats,
led by Governor Morehead and Staff.
University Regimental Band will particirate in all parades.
All students wishing to appear on German Day Historical Floats, please
call any time Wednesday at the skating rink, 16th and 0 Sts. and try on
costumes.
