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nRJPOTlTORIAl. STAFF
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Aewt. Bualneas Maiiaeer..IUiMoll F. Clark
Sobnorlptlon prlco 12.00 per year,
nayablo in advance.
Single cojrlwi, 6 cunts a oh.
Entered at the pontomc at Lincoln,
Nebnmka, na necond-olaea mall matter,
ttader tho Aot of OonirroM of March 3,
187.
The DAILY NEBRASICAN purpoao to
be the free volco of student uontlmont;
to be fair; to be Impartial; to uookTulvlae
u well m offer It; to truthfully picture
college life; to so furthor than tho more
printing of news by standing- for tho
highest Ideals of tho University; In short,
to serve the University of Nebraeka.
Saturday, Mny 10, 1914
University Notices
Household Arts Club.
The Household Arts Club will meet
Tuesday night, May 19, at tho Chi
Omega house, 220 North Twenty-sixth
stroot. This meeting Is postponed
from May 12 to May 19.
Catholic Students' Club.
Bishop Tlhen will deliver an ad'
dresB to the Catholic Students' Club In
tho Temple Theatre, Sundny, May 17.
,at3-iim. All Invited.
Students' Chemical Club.
The rogular meeting of tho Stu
dents' Chemical Club has been post
poned nml will bo hold noxt Wednes
day ovonlng at the usual thno.
CornhuskersI
Persons desiring standard copies of
tho Cornhuskor may order same at
T. A. Williams' ofllce or Cornhuakor
JifH,pn fnr n fy-rfnVH.
Clothes Out.
All clothing must be removed from
tho lockers in tho Women's Gym
nasium by Juno 1st or It will bo con-
a I
ments iftny bo made bofore Juno 1st
for storing property with Mrs. Plorco
for tho summer.
INA E. G1TTINGS.
University Calendar
Saturday, May 16th.
Kosmot Club Ouora OHvr
Beta Theta PI dance CanltVl Boach.
Latin Club banquet Llndelir-
Union dancing party Toraplo.
Rag Applications.
Application for election to tho posi
tions of edutor-in-chief, managing edi
tor, two associate editors, businoss
manager and assistant business man
a ger of tho Daily Nebraskan for tho
llrst semester of the school yoar of
1914-1915 will bo received at tho offlce
of the secretary of tho Student Publi
cation Board, basement Administra
tion Building, until 12 o'clock noon,
Saturday, May 23, 1914.
Application to be made on form
which will bo furnlBhed by the secre
tary, T. A. WILLIAMS,
Secretary Student Publication
Board.
TODAY'S PROGRAM
(Continued from pago 1)
doruon 1. C.,05; Jamoiflon P. C
70.
100 Yard Dash 8eml-Flnal8.
5 First Heat 1:50 P. M.
0 Socond Heat J: 50 P. M.
Varsity Mile Run 1:65 P. M.
1. Montgomery M 111.
2. LTndeljeryT.. 1087
3, Wullnnn M., 121
4. Townsond iM 120.
5. Goetzo N 124.
6. McAhiBtorH N., .134.
7. Spohn N., 141.
120 Yard Hurdles Preliminaries.
FlrnUHoat 2:05 P. 1L
1. Rlddcll B., 7.
2. Sconce E., 18.
3. Gale K 28.
4.. Flint O., 59.
5. Jamelson P. C., 70.
G. Teall Su 92.
Socond Heat 2:05 P. M.
Moul P., 22.
Ball K., 25.
Albrecht L 45.
4. Fullnway O., 00.
5. BoydK.2JL
(!. Van Home!'. C, 70.
Third II oat 2:05 P. M.
1. Adams B., 1.
2. ThomaH K., 33.
"3. Newburn K. M. A., 39.
4. Vundlvor L., 51.
5. Cabby P. C, 09.
100 Yard Dash.
Finals, 2:15 P. M.
120-Yard-Hurdles;
Finals. 2:20 P. M.
Varsity 220 Yard Dash 2:25 P. M.
1. Spink M 119.
2. Molumby M., 112.
3. Biorman M 102.
4. Martin M.. 110.
5. Robertson M., 11G.
0. Erwin N, 127.
7. Reese N., J 37.
8. Zumwinklo N., 142.
9. Scott N., 140.
Varsity 120 Yard Hurdles 2:30 P. M
1. Martin M.. 110.
2. Blerman M , 103.
3. Kruse N . 129.
4. Lindstrum N., 131.
H. S. 880 Yard Run 2:40 P. M.
1. Gabby P. C. 09.
Wallace K.. 34.
3. NelhaUB Su., 90.
4. Dougherty P. c, 07.
5. Herman B., 3.
0. Douglas O., 50.
7. Atkinson L., 44.
8. Mlckel C, 14.
9. Banoy U. P., 97.
10. Johnson K., 28.
11. Howoll B., 4.
12.
Ut.
14.
15.
10.
17
Jackson L 40.
C'larks P. C. 60.
Cottle E., 15.
Gee K. M. A., 38.
Palsoy F.. 20.
Murray B., (i.
18.
McBrunn Su , 8S.
-" , nun oil , OO.
1. A. Robertson M.. 110.
2. Llndebery M.. TOlT
3. Montgomery M., Ill,
4. Leverson M. 107.
5. Kublk N., 130.
0. llugg N., 120.
H. S. 220 Yard Dash Preliminaries.
First Heat 3:00 P. M.
1. Fitch O., 58.
2. LowIb K., 30.
3. Rowon L., 49.
4t Sestak B-8i '
5. Hutton 11., 24.
Second Heat 3:00 P. M.
1. Blohn S. O., 78.
2. Worber K. M. A., 43.
3. McMahon L., 47.
4. Sconco E., 18.
5. Hafner Su., 80.
Third Heat 3:00 P. M.
1. Adams B., 1.
2. Schultz II., 23.
3. Ragan U, 101.
4. Ball K., 25.
5. Morettrlty O., 61. '
Fourth Heat 3:00 P. M.
1. Schmidt L., 50.
2. Edeo P. C 68.
3. Stevens B., 10.
4. llustow Su., 91.
5. Gale K., 28
Reserves.
Day B., 2; Bryans O., 55; Jamei
son P. C, 70; Anderson P. C, 65;
BeHll So. O., 77; 'Henty T., 04.
Varsity Two Mile Run 3:20 P. M.
1. Wallace M., 121.
2. Townsend-M., 120.
3. Rapncz M., 115.
4. Hartnoy M 100.
6. KraU N.t 128.
' 6. McMaators N., 135.
7. Spohn N., 141.
Varsity 220 Yard Hurdle 3:35 P. M.
1. Martin M., 110.
2. A. Blerman M., 103.
3. Levorson M., 107.
4. Lindstrum N., 131.
nr.KrUBG-Nr, 129.
0. Nafzlger N., 134.
H. S. 220 Yard Hurdles.
First Heat, 3:40 P. M.
1. Lewis K., 30.
2. Adams B.. 1.
3. Anderson P. C, 05.
4. Lyne Su., 87.
6. Ponton L., 48.
Second Heat, 3:40 P. AI. '
1. Sconco E., 18.
2. Vandevlr L:, 51.
V. Gabby P. C, 727
4. Novillo O., G2.
5. Beckard K. M. A., 33.
Reserves.
Ball K., 25; Gale K., 28; Teall
Su., 92; Bowers T 93.
H. S. 220 Yard Dash Seml-Flnals.
First Heat, 3:50 P. M.
Second Heat, 3:50 P. M.
VaL8ity880Yard Run 3:55 P. M.
1. Montgomery M., 111.
2. Lindoberg M., 108.
3.
4.
5.
0.
Wallace M., 121.
Dunnell M., 104.
Kublk N., 130.
Hugg N.. 120.
H. S. 220 Yard Hurdles
Finals, 4:00 P. M. '
H. S. 220 Yard Dash.
Finals, 4:05 V M. i
Varsity Mile Relay 4:10 P. M.
Minnesota: Lindoberg 108; R. Rob-!
orison 116; Montgomery 111; Le-!
vorson 107. '
Nebraska: Scott 140; Kublk'
130; Goetze 124; Zumwinkle 142
H. S. One Mile Run 4:20 P. M.
I. Cottlo-fE., in.
2: HcrnmtiBji.
3. Mlckle C, 14.
4. Gilchrist Su.. 85.
5. Wallace K.. 34.
0. Dougherty P. C., 07.
7. Zollinger N. M. A., 54
8. lialsoy F., 20.
9. Murray B 0.
10. Johnson K., 29.
II. Tennant P. C, 75.
12. Atkinson L., 44.
13. Poynler O.. 03.
14. Clnrks P. C, GO.
15. Howoll B., 4.
10. Gee K. M. A., 38.
H. S. 440 Yard Run 4:30 P. M.
1. Ball K.. 25.
2, McMahon L., 47
3. Slovens B., 10.
h B row-n 4iV-13
5. Douglas O., 5G.
0. Hull 15., 17.
7. Rustow Su 91.
8. Bnney U. P., 97.
9. Gabby P. C, 09.
10. Bixby K. M. A., 3G.
11. Beall So. O., 77.
12. Schultz II., 23.
13. Jamelson P. C, 70.
14. Lewis K.. 30.
15. Engstrom O., 57.
16. Hutton II., 24.
17. Hafner Su., 86.
18. Rowen L., 49.
19. Clark U. P., 97.
20. Penton L., 48.
21. Van Home P. C, 76
22. Wallace K.,- 34.
23. Maxwell B.. 5.
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24. Boyit K., 26.
25. Shultz B., 9.
H. S. One-Half Mile Relay.
First Heat, 4:40 P. M.
1. Kearney.
2. University Place.
3. Superior.
4. Kearney Military Academy.
5. Beatrice.
Second Hent, 4:40 P. M.
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"Exam" Week
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your answer, to this one:
"How's any man going to save
money if he can't see the advantage
of Armstrong' s 20 discount sale"
This applies to Men's Suits, Hats
-Trunks and Bags.
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1914 Senior Commencement
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