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TI1E : HESPERIAN
Iolmt8iajar Cll Ncv.
The P. B. D. C. met Saturday evening and dis
rnssotl the question: "Resolve!, that adherence to
party is of minor importance in municipal cam
paign." Snioycr and Sams upheld this idea while
Waterman and Given attacked it. This week the
club will discuss the question of political parties
fusing. The club will elect a president tomorrow
evening. President J. E. Pearson has accepted a
position in Perkins & Slteldon's shoe store which
has compelled him to tender his resignation.
J. A. Maguire is now pouring over "Domestic Re
lations" and Blackstonc's Commentaries. The IT.
B. D. C. is mourning for fear Mac will join the Max
well Club, and become politically corrupt.
The secretary of the debating association urges
every one who inteads to take pait in the debates,
to join the association as soon as possible.
There is a general feeling of enthusiasm, among
the debating clubs, for the aspiring members have
already begun to follow the secretary of the Univer
sity association, in order to register foi the Kansas
and Nebraska preliminaries. The time for registra
tion does not expire until November 15th.
.Anion 7 i lio Grcekw.
Miss Blosont Williamson entertained several of
her Univerfliiy friends last Friday evening.
Kappa Alpha Theta njojcd a tally ho ride last
Friday evening.
Mrs. E. B. Sherman, nee Miss Edith Shaw, and
son were visiting University friends this week.
MUs Jane MeFarland entertained Kappa Alpha
1 beta last Saturday evening.
Miss Helen Woods will entertain the Delta Gam
mas at her borne FriHay evening.
George A. Da vies, has been initiated into the
m st cries ol Kappa Sigma fraternity.
The Kappa Sigma initiated Wilbur S. Price, Ger
maiu 'fowl acd Robert. Jenkins Monday night.
The Alpha Tau Omega fraternity initiated Mr,
James G. Miller, Monday evening.
Prof. Milton Whitney of the United State Geolo
gical Survey spoke in chapel this morning. Prof,
Whitney is an authority on soils acd is not only do
ing investigative work for the Agricultural Depart
ment, but also looking for assistants in the Depart
ment. There are position with good salaries wait
ing for the proper men to fill them. The reluctance
of those to whom they are offered foaccci them, is
because of the nature of the work. This Is necessarily
narrow, as it has to do mostly with economic qoes
lions; but the men must not be narrow, and can
bring as much theory as they like to the work.
Western institutionsgive the best men to the depart
ment, the most satisfactory hecauge willing' to look
at-work from the shift of utilitj. They aru better fit
el from their preparation.
jtfiniHtrel Sliovr Given i.lio
Twenty-Tliirtl.
A minstrel show will be given Saturday, Oct. 23rd
in the chapel for the benefit of the football team.
Those who saw the minstrel show last spring are
unanimous in its praise. The show last spring was
for the benefit of baseball; the one this fall is to be
given for the benelit of football. This show deserves
a liberal patronage not only on account of the fact
that it is given in the interests of a giod cause, but
because of the merit of the performance. Since the
renovation of the chapel it is admirably fitted for
an entertainment of this kiBd. There will be three
parts to tlie show, a minstrel, a few specialties and
a new farce. It promises to more than duplicate
the entertainment of last spring. There will be an
unlinked supply of the latest popular songs, local
"gags" and several new features.
Tina is not a "barb-" or a "frat" affair,but a Univer
sity affair. There will be theatre parties from nearly
every organization iu the University. Remember
the proceeds go to football, yet the performance
itself is worth the money.
As we said before Charles B. Gregory has
coal to burn and at low prices. Students
please call and see our stock.
Chas. B. Gregory
U. of N. '91, dealer in coal, coke, wootf.
Office 1100 O St.
Yards 14 and Y.
Phone 343
Phone 488
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Scientific-:
Refracting Optician .
WMk ami StrstoMl Eyes 5cceMtuMy Ffete.
No Atropine, N Lost Time.
1300 O St,
Lincoln, Neb.
First National Bank
Ilneotn, 7Vo?rttX.
John L. Carton, PreMeit, f. 1. Mutr, Ctiler
H. D. Freeman An't Quhler.
CaiaplioresU for palnlcs filling.
DR. F. D. SHSRWIN,
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Room ry Bnrr msdt, Si
Men's Brown Canvass Gymnasium Shoes 75c, Foot Form Store 1213 O Street
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