The Hesperian / (Lincoln, Neb.) 1885-1899, April 21, 1899, Image 4
SiESIS THE HESPERIAN WHITE DUCK PANT: 4 CAN BE FOUND AT- a; f ATt-IIETTIG NOTES 1 - 4. &. k. i It. jk. Il . ki. . Ifc. fc. 4k. k. I&. fc. -& fc. &. & -&.&.f&.k. At a recent meeting of Jthe Athletic board it was decided that junioi'8 and seniors of the law school should be permitted equal privileges with regular classified students in all athletic contests. In the annual outdoor pentathlon which occurs April 28, the five following events will take the place of regular preliminaries for the Kansas meet on May 6: one mile run, pole vault, hammer throw, running high jump. The Armstrong cup to be contested for by the differen classes of the University is now in possession of Mr. P. O'Mahony and together with other medals will be on exhibition in one of the show windows of Horpolshoimor and Oo. A meeting of the track men took place in the gymnasium last Tuesday evening. Dr. Hastings gave a short, but inter esting talk on training and among other things he said: "The two main objects in training is to secure endurance and skill and that these are very closely connected is shown ,by the fact that skill lies in conservation of energy. Every man who makes a good showing in any event 'is trained' either in the gymnasium, on the farm or in the shop." Arrangements and dates for the coming events wore decided upon and a motion was carried to lay a tax of 50 cents on every man in the special training classes for the purpose of getting the track fixed up. Miss Eckel of St. Joseph is the guest of Miss Douglas. Ed Henry is aboutjigain. He has been sick lately. E. D. Banghart came to Lincoln Thursday to attend Macbeth. The Dolian boys will have charge of the society program this evening. Dr. Peterson's class in the Goethe course ) has begun the study of Faust. A committeeman's conference will bo held in'the Y. M. 0. A. rooms, Saturday at 4 p. m. The Union-Doano debate has been postponed because of the Delian boys' program, Friday night. 0. A Van Scoy, law, '00, is a very busy man these days at Logan, la. He is serving as deputy recorder. Mr. George Bartlett has boon absent from school several , days owing to the severe illness of hie father. Word came, Tuesday announcing his father's death. The debate between tho D. B. D. O. and Wosloyan which was to have been held last Friday evening was declared off owing to sickness of the latter's representatives. ACTIVE SOLICITOUS WANTED EVERYWHERE for "Tho Story of tho Philip plnos," by Murat Halatoad. oommtsuloQud ly tho CJovornrnont us oniolal HiBtorlun to tho War Dopartmont. Tho boot was written In army camps at Ran FranolHoo on tho Paelllo with General Morrltt, in tho hospitals at Honolulu, in Hong Kong, in tho Amorlcan tronolios at Manila, in tho insurgent camps with Anulnaldo, on tho (look of tho Olympla with Dewey, and in tho roar of huttlo at tho fall of Manila. Bonanza for agents. Brimful of original pictures taken by Roverntnont photographers on tho Hpdt. Largo book. Low prices. ni profits. Freight paid. Credit glvon. Drop ull'truuuy unofllolal war books. Outfit froo. Address H. h Harbor, Gun. Mngr., 35d Dearborn Street, Chicago, The B L. Paine Clothing Store. 1217 0 ST. A Good Place to Buy Clotbes, It's the Extra Touches that Please No man will excuse a Laundry for a cracked collar. We use Never Break in our starch. Is affected less by dust and damp ness. Keep cleaner longer. The Best Laundry TOWNSEND & PLAMONDON Phono 579. Offices, 1010 and 1144 0 St. INTERGiUESIATE BUREAU OF ACABEMIC COSTUME 'Makers of Caps, Gowns y rrM A P D and Hoods toUl JL t JLfVlN xx JLvJL Amorloon Colleges and Universities COTRELL & 472-478 BROADWAY, ALBANY, NEW YORK Q.Q PHOTOS 215c TH E . , . STAMP SIZE PrPWlff PHOTOGRAPHER 1 I WtT ill 1216 O Street. Silks, Dress Goods, Cloaks, Ladies5 Suits, and Furnishing Goods For Ladies and Gentlemen 0 m I3i Sis. miLLF.R 8 PBQIE t Iv'l ! VI I" o i-.d ii i .