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2 FOUNTAIN PENS. We carry he bes makes-waerman from $250 o $5.00; Mercanile from $1.50 o $3.50. These are high-grade pens and horoughly warraned. We have a good p'n for $1.00..Everyhing ip Grea Line of LOOK FOR THE NAME. S. W. LINDSAY, The Jeweler, Douglas Sree. TOWNSEND GUN CO., F()orr BALL GOODS. WOOL SWEATERS FARNAM. $15, $15, $15, $15, $15, $15, $15, FI FTEeND 0 LLA R S $15. $15. $15. $15. $15, $15, $15, ~ ~ ; ; ~ DUllllham & Dunll1lam ~ ; ; T A I L 0 RS Makers of he Bes $15.00 Sui in he World All Suis Made o Order NO" MORE 15mO(]) NO LESS All OvercoasMade o Order. We have hundreds of Fall Suiings and Overcoaings a.o ~$15, $15, $15, $15, $15, $15, $15, for your inspecion. FIFTEEN DOLLARS ~ $15, $15, $15, $15, $15, $15,Ei). PEy"r0 N, PH. G., "Cuing Cuer of Drugs" s. W. COR. 24h and LEAVENWORTH STS. Engraved Cards (jus for a shor ime) 75c per 100 including Plae. HENRY 160'7 FARNAM STREET He Sells Saionery and does Engraving :-: Please menion THE REGISTER when answering adverisemens.

3 !)igl1 SCQool liegi5er~ VOL. XIX. OMAHA, OCTOBER, No.2 Business,.Shorhand, :!: + CATALOO FREE, :j: -:. +.:- +,', f ~ + f.. :+ ~ ~ ~ ' ,: + : + : + : +,: +,: + : + : +,~ + : + : : o,++.:.+.:.+.:.+.:.+.:.+.:.+,:-+,:.+,:.+.:.+,: :.~ Please Menion he REGISTER when answering adverisemens. I :!: + -:. ++:!: i +..~ "~. l' :;: I J A hick, damp, d!smal, fog. had seled down on he" neighboring counry, and onigh Spinney Ranch was dark and gloomy. Miles and miles of monoonous grazing land surrounded he Jog ranch house on every.side. A a lile disance o he norh he rude, one;-room "bunk houses". dark and dreary, seemed o creep near each oher for warmh under he clammy clouds of he enshrouding mis~.and in he herd he cale crowded ogeher, and sood sill in he slow, sof drizzle of rain. Only he cowboys of Colorado, who have ridden he open counry in he sl.:lnshine, fillingheir lungs wih he glorious air, and gazing on surrounding beauies-can fully realize how disagreeable i is o ride in a peneraing fog. Under he bescohdiions, cowboy life is a hard, rough lo. Thus hough Ross Haron as his plucky lile Mexican horse carried him.carefully along muddy; slippery roads, sraigh o. he ranch house door. He hrew himself from he damp saddle 'and ossing he reins over he saddle horn, paed he horse's neck for a momen. "Prey hard, Tinbad, old boy, bu our ride is over for onigh," spoke Ross kindly. The horse answered he saemen by a few osses of his head an~ sared o he sable of his own accord. Ross, bounding up he seps wih one jump, flung open he door and srode ino he warm, brigh room. A one end of his generallivi~g.room ELIZABETH ROLoFsoN. '05. was a huge sone' fireplace. The blaze snapped and quivered. The warm, red glow lighed up he room, here ouching up he guns crossed on he wall; now peering ino shadowy recesses, hen dying-, down, fluering low again. In fron of; his cozy fire Ross sprawled his lengh of even six fee and chin in hand lay los in hough. He was a nephew of Mr. J.R. Har-. on, he owner of he' ranch, and now held he rused posiion of foreman. Ross was by far he bes~ judge of cale and he bes business man on he ranchand, we may say ha he was a favorie wih all he cowboys. However, he had one very bad faul, which was his love of spending money..as long as he had money of his own, he wol;1:ld spend i.as freely as if he had nohing else. o,do. Consequenly, i was o Ross ha all he neighboring cowboys came for a jolly good ime. This failing when off duy did no preven him from. being a.good business man, and his uncle'rused him wih money because he believed Ross oo hones o spend wha wal' no righlyqis, own. Moreover Ross had always been'. correc o a cen in his.dealings wih Mr. Haron. Hence here was no roo~l1 for complain. On large ranches wo or hre~'cowb?ysshare he same "bunk house;" bu o he foreman a privae "bunk" is always given; and furhermore Ross,.being a relaive of Mr. Haron's, he was

4 6 HIGH SCHOOL REGISTER. kigh SCHOOL REGisTER. The Honorable Lloyd Granham lef.her flush of annoyance when she discovered her book upside down. "Deuced he'rain wih his sui case" wondering if he would' ever see ha girl a!!flin, and prey girl, ha! 'Looked like. a lile wishing he knew her name.' He checked, duffer caugh sealing,jam whenshesaw his sui ' case o, he oher saion and me. I 'w,cmder wha :h~r name was. 1. hen weno lunch. As.he lingered over wonder. ift'1l see her in New York. his' coffee, he recalled wih amusemen' Maybe he' Frenches will know some- walked o he op-wo hundred and uy head enirely you n~us blame Mr. niney-four sairs-for I couned hem..bracelenfor giving me so much American The view was, grea and well worh he hisory las year. ' climb, bu when I came down I could My course a school has' variey scare-ely sand, I rembled so. From he monumen we wen o he enough o ake one's breah away. Some of he work will, no doub, do'wonders navy' yards. Such fun! We wen all for me. You mus no be surprised if o~e;r he ne~ Maine: The "dear lile I am even beauiful when I come home. sailor boys" showed us around. There My elocuion eacher, says ha anyone werehe nices men and boys here, erribly can be beauiful. This is he mehod of polie, and ye no siff and formal our presen pursui of i: We pu our a all. Afer going all over ha we hands on our chess and say, "I am weh~',() a, raining ship and saw he srong.'" Then' we clap our hands and boys ~,work. Here hey were jus say, "I am well and happy! I am well abo~ our age, and some of hem were and happy!" Then we lif up our heads more h0?esick han we were, and ha's and' say} "I am all and beauiful! 1 co!nforing, you,know. am all and beauiful!" Our eacher believes Nex we wen over "Old Ironsid,es," bu sol.1)~how I didn', feel flippan and ha he body is he ouward ex pression of he mind, and ha if' we giddy on ha 'deck. A glanc~ a our hink real hard ha w; are beauiful ha baleships Chicago, Nashville and Missouri, we will grow so. I can' make much,a visi o an immense Whie Sar liner, o our orpedo boa desroyer and sense ou of i, bu she cerainly makes us sand sraigh and walk like queens, o: a gunboa,vesuvius, augh me and ha is somehing, isn' i?. enough abou boas in a few hours o keep"mebusy hi'nking for quie awhile. Thefac ha he girls in my corridor call me "Melancholy, Mose" or "Gloomy I is all so ineresing o me, and I suppose r demonsraed my, uer greenness a very fine place. I envy everyone who Gus" mus' indicae o you ha Omaha is o he' saisfacion of all beholders. is here jus now. Tell he girls if hey Faneueil hall, he old Souh church knew where hey are well off hey will andhe'sae!lause finished our day's say here. This is he las word of a work. This' whole disric is 'wonderfilly"'fasciriaing disconsolae, JEAN. o me, and if I lose ~benure~ MARGARET WHITNEY, '05. PART II of ~e61i. Lae he nex afernoon he arrived in New York and wen a once' o he Frenches. Ther,e he found a leer awaiing him, addressed il a feminine hand. He ore i open and was, somehow no surprised o find i from Miss "L. G." I ran: "Dear. Mr. Granham:."By some unexplainable misake our sui cases were c'hanged~, Finding your' address on he ag I have sen yours by. he bearer and hope ha you will rehing abou her." And he paused o buy. a magazine o read on he rain. When he reurned o he saion he go his sui case and sepped ono he rain jus as i was pulling ou. His secion was lower eigh and he sa down o open his grip o-pu in his magazine. "Grea Governor! Wha! Wha an awful mixup!" He whisled sofly under his breah as he hough of Miss "L. G." and J1e predicamen she mus be in. He saw on op a silver backed comb and brush, a dainy silver hand,mirror, a few magazines and a package of phoographs 'which looked as if hey had been 1cked in a he las minue. "I wonder whom hey are of," he mused, and carefully ook one ou. There, smiling him in he face, was Miss. "L. G.," wih her wavy hair drawn up in a lo~se kno high on her head and a filmy black dress a lile low, baring her girlish hroa. He sared a i almos unseeingly. "Jove! isn' she prey!" he refleced, idly couning he picures he found here were hireen..then he.did a srange hing. Drawing from his pocke a small phoo he pu i in h~ package, and hen pu "L. 0'." in his pocke. "A fair ex-, change is no robbery," l~e smiled and closed he sui ca~e. And Lloyd slep in his raveling sui ha nigh. The nex evening he found ha he and his hos and hosess had a dinner engag~men a heir friends, he W yc1ifs. He was o ake ou a young girl who was heir gues, laely arrived from he wes. Inwardly groaning in spiri he made himself ready and wen like. a maryr o he sake. "Probably some boarding- school chi," he hough as hey rolled along in he Frenche's carriage oward Sixy-fifh sree. "I don' fancy doing he agreeable o a lile girl-from he wes, oo. -r suppose she's an heiress,,and as wild and wooly a weserner as hey make hem. Well, I'll do my bes." And as hey enered he Wyc1if drawing room he was conscious of a passive dislike o he unknown weserner. His hos and hosess were waiing in he drawing room and soon made him feel a ease, bu he found himself wachurn mine immediaely. Yours sincerely. LESLIE GRAY. "12 Eas 45h S." Tha was all-no hin of he discomfor she had undergone-mus have undergone. And no even regre ha he had been so incommoded! Very dicaorial. In some irriaion he a once called a messenger boy and sen he grip wih a polie noe expressing his regre a he mishap and, hoping ha she had no been inconvenienced. I ended: "Probably had you been wih some one older i migh no have happened." S 01ne one older. Leslie immediaely ok fire. Insinuaing ha she could no ake care of herself! WELL! And she cherished a polie animosiy agains him, re-reading his leer every ime ha day ha i needed srenghening.

5 8 HIGH SCHOOL REGISTER. ing apprehensively for he "lile wesern niece," as Mrs. Frenche had spokei1 of her. Meanwhile Leslie had.heard of his approaching arrival from her aun and somewiha surprised proceeded o her oilee wih rebellion a his inrusion. She go ino he filmy black gown of he picure, cu low, showing her prey neck and shoulders, and did her brown hair low in her 'neck, wih a flaming red [Coninued] X One of he recen visiors o he high school was Prof. Winne, lae of he Poughkeepsie High School. He came jus for a few minues, bu became so ineresed ha he sayed for he larger par of he day. He spoke enhusiasically of he good spiri and good order of he pupils. So popular is he lunch couner or some oher aracion here ha he boys who graduaed in pre'vious years seem very fond of coming up a he lunch period. I, is rumored ha so frequen and so' en 1nasse have he~e visis become ha he suggesion ha-he graduaes have had heir regular school, days has been made. The chemisry laboraory is geing o be a very in,eresing place now ha experimens are going on in earnes. Terrific noises of dangerous explosions are heard and he ambulance is consanly on he aler for hos,e injured by burning maerial,and he flying pieces of glass. No lile commen' is occasioned among he pupils by ha policy of he manager of Creighon college ahleics and he manager of Vinon park, by which, because of a previous conrac, he hia,h -school is barred from having ~o.cal\l+ poppy suck arisically in one coil a he side. Clasping- a glowing opal neck lace round her firm' hroa she ook up a iny square of Valenciennes and descended he,sweeping oak sairway wih hasy digniy. And so Lloyd saw her ashe arose o gree perfuncorily he "lile wesern niece." She-why she was his prey, no, beauiful, girl of he sui case! heir fooball games here, even hough he park is no in use. 'I is suggesed ha if ev,ery one of he 1,550 high school pupils would become an acive solicior ili heir homes and among heir friends o keep hem away' from he Creighon. games boh Cr,eighon college and Mr~ Rourke would lose more han hey gain by "freezing ou" 'he high school. The docors have had a good deal of encouragemen his monh' from he hig!l school faculy, for severed were missed from heir cusomary places. Miss Snyder was missed from 2 4, bu hose who were inclined o be conversaionaliss insead of sudens were discouraged in his ar by Miss Fleming, who firmly believes ha he sudy room was made o sudy in. Miss Phelps' French classes augh hemselves for a day or wo and acquired a beauiful accen. Miss Florence McHugh and lvess Maynard were also on he sick lis. A a recen meeing of hose boys who are ineresed in debaing i was decided o aemp he organizaion of a hird persising debiing sociey. I is hoped ha by having a hird sociey o cones wih he Demoshenian and Lincoln sociei,es renewed ineres in debaing may be awakened. be aken from hem and he work will be easier and proceed much faser han before, ~lumni Ii Of course i did seem raher srange he firs hree or four days no o see dea~ old '04 seniors srolling up and down he halls, bu he gap has been The cades are now hard a work going hrough he "seing up" exercises filled quie naurally by he seniors of he presen year. as i is he wish of he commandan firs Omaha is well represened a he Sae o ry o beer,he, physical'condiion of universiy. The fac ha each succeeding year, Omaha has a larger freshman some of he men before he gives hem he. regular drill. I is hoped and expeced class o send o he universiy shows ha by he officers, as well as he men, ha he rlsing generaion has more hirs for his work will soon begin~ I is very knowledge han is ancesors. Among probable ha i will, as he new drill hose aending are Mary McInosh, regulaions are now here. Florence Tilloson, Vera Melquis; Elizabeh and William Keiwi, Rodney These regulaions differ in many respec's from hose used las year and Durkee, Ellen True, Hugh Wallace, many movemens will be as srange o Jos. Swenson, Louise Parmalee and he old men as o he new. This wil Clara Heimrod. be raher a disadvanage, for i was C crrea benefi o he new men o follow Orl1aha is also well represened in he o> he old men hrough.he movemens. fines easern colleges. Hilda Hammer.Bu for all'his he baalion will soon' be and Nahalie Merriam are a Vassar. drilling as hough he acics were old Bessie Murdock is a Smih, Jessie Wi1 a "M. Holyoke and Beulah Buckley a o everyone., The promoions are nearly all ou. Wellesly. Now since he capains have all heir Ben Cherringon, presiden of he under officers a gr,ea responsibiliy will class of '04, is physical direcor a Wes

6 10 HIGH SCHOOL REGISTER. HIGH SCHOOL REGISTER. 11 leyan college. He has also been pledged a Phi Si a Nebraska universiy. Earnes Kelley, '03, and Edward Meyer, '04, are a Creighon :Medical college. 11r.Meyer, formerly edior oi he Regiser, has been ediing he Creighon Medical Bullein. Edih Paerson and Mildred Funkhouser, '04; are a home aking a course' in domesic science. There are also wo more of our girls pracicing doinesic science. They are Miss Elnora Baron, '03, who was married o Mr. Geo. Hamilon vvednesday, Sepember 7, and Miss Cleda Sraun, who was married in June. Ar Kilkenny, '01, has been awarded he Whie scholarship a Armour'Insiue. This eniles him o free uiion and oher privileges for one year.,adeline Fagan, '04, is a he Chi.cagp Ar Insiue. Nell Guild, '04, Eloise and Edna Hillis, '04, are sudying kindergaren work in his ciy. Fred Flanders, '04, has been in Monana surveying. We number among our Qew High school eachers wo of our former graduaes, Miss Zora Shields and Miss Abba Bowen. Lee U" '03, is a he Omaha posoffice. Perry McCu~lon,gh, '04, ;is a.he Firs Naional bank, and Joy SUphen~ '03, is reasurer a Boyd's heaey-. Lew Ella Hine, Minnie Eldridge, Dorohy Peheram and Winnifred Wilcox, all '04/girls, are aending Boyles' Bus'iness college. Miss Bell Ryan, '96, formerly a each 'er here,in he g-rades) is now he secreary of Superinenden Davidson. Among he pos-graduaes are 'Laura Rhodes, '03, Gilbera Willi~ms,'04, Florence Hiller, '04, and H:.len Sadelik, '04.,Jean Fleming '04, is a Lasel!. Margare Saylor, '04, is a F. Wayne. Ea Beaman is a S. Mary's. June Brown, '04, is a he Midland Glass and Pain Co. John Kelley, '04, is aending he Omaha Denal college and has already begun o look as if he cares of his world were more han he could bear;.'. Among he las year's Phi Bea Kappa sudens a Nebraska universiy are' Miss Dumon, '96, and Miss Harrie Michell, ~9 ', Caroll Marhoff of he class '04 and Ruh of,: '03 are eaching' in he sa~. So are Emily Gavin and WinnifredPerkins, '04. J as. Fair, '03, formerly a member of he Regiser saff" is edior of he' paper in Mackenzie school, Dobb's Ferry, N.Y. 'Owing o he shorness of copies las monh we were unable o excha!1ge wih any of he oher papers, bu beginning his monh all our exchanges will be reurned.. We wish o acknowledge he receip of he following: The Climax, Beloi, Wisconsin; The Tooer, Souh Omaha, Nebraska; Th~ Cherry and Whie, Williamspor, Pa.; Crimson and Whie, Posville, Pa.; The Herald, Holyoke, Mass.; Town and,gown, Dobb's Ferry, N. Y.;, Onmge f;lnd Black, Eas Waer 100,,Iowa; Clinonian,. Clinon, Iowa; The Nebraskan, U1;1iversiy, of N ebras~a ; The Maroon, Universiy of Chicago; Advocae; Lincoln, Neb. rgllli!lli.ol~,, Many of he lierary socieies have held meeings and eleced heir officer~ for he coming year. The elecions of he oher socieies will follow soon. An ineresing and enhusiasic meeing of "The Demoshenians" was held Sepember 30, The new officers officiaed for he firs ime. They are: Lyman Bryson, presiden; Charles Brome, vice presiden; George Widenfeld, se~reary; Waler Kenner, reasurer; Waler Hoffman, sergean-aarms; Arhur Procor, librarian; George Wallace, reporer. Plans for he coming year.. were discussed and coll1miees appoined. The sociey feels confiden. ha i can, and will produce, again his year he champion debaing eam of he sae,. as i has for he las five years. This is a record for any sociey o be proud of and'i is needless o say his one will live up o i. Laer on plans w.ill probably be rnade for debaes wih Des Moines and Kansas Ciy. ELAINE. A he firs meeing of he Elaine sociey, Sepember 30, i was decided o elec only he presiden and he resul was he elecion of Adelaide Clark.Anoher meeing was held Ocober 14, when he oher officers were eleced. They were:' ', Vice presiden, Mary Schermerhorn; secreary, Hazel Crow; r,easurer, Julia Nagl; sergean-a-arm,s, Alice Mc Mahon, LINCOLN.. Friday, Ocober 14, he following were eleced :officers of he Lincoln sociey: John' Laense, p:residen;fay, 'Felker; vice presiden; Alfred Weservel; reasurer; George Percival, sergean-a-arms.,.. PLEIADES. The firs meeing of he Pleiades Sociey was held Friday afernoon, Sepember 30) - for he elecion of officers. The following officers were eleced : May Sullivan, presiden; Ula Waerhouse, vice presiden; JessieWaas, secreary; Lulu Hun) reasu;er; Gerrude Kopalcl, sociey edior; Francis Roscer, sergeana-arms. BROWNING. The elecion of officers by he BrowningSociey a heir firs meeing,sepember,30, resuled as follows : Frances Marin, presiden; Grechen Emory, vice presiden ; Mary Kreider" seer,eary; Hazel Cahn, edior of he Oracle. Mrs. Fleming will be sociey eacher, o-' geher wih Miss Rbckfellow. MARGARET FULLER.' The Margare Fuller Sociey held is firs meeing of his year on Friday, Sepember 30, and eleced he following officers : Presiden, Ir,ene Jaynes; vice presiden, Marie Mackin; sec~eary, Olive Hammond; reasurer, Eleanor Jaquih. _ As his is an organizaion of enerprising '07 girls under he supervision of Miss Valenine and Miss Mackin, 'i expecs o achieve much success his year. HAWTHORNE. _ On Friday; Ocober 7, he following officers were eleced by he Hawhorn~ Sociey: Zora' Fizgerald, presiden; Minnie Robinson, vice presiden; Allie Adams, secreary and reasurer. _ Miss Nickol and Miss Raning were chosen for sociey eachers. ',A' weak bu ingenious young guy,' Was induced o believe he could fiuy; So he buil a machine Tha required gasoline- Well! Hefound i a quick way oduy.

7 VOL. XIX!JigQ SCQooI!icgiser 'OMAHA, OCTOBER, 1904 Published every monh from Sepember o June by L. L BRYSON and Roy A. RALPH, a he Omaha Hie-h School. Subscripion: Fify cens in advance; by mail 60 cens; single copy 10 cens. Adverising raes on applicaion o he Business Manager. Enered a he Omaha Pos Office as second class maer. Edior-in-Chief LYMAN L. BRYSON Assisan. ',FLORENCE TRUE Ahleics..Dora Sevens, '05, Curis Lindsay, '05 Drama ' Adelaide Clark, '05 Music Waler Hoffman, '06 Baalion Addison Mould, '05 Alumni. Ruh Mackin,,'06 Sociey Marion Funkhouser, '05 No 2 Business Manager Roy A. -RALPH Assisan : HARRY A. KOCH Locals VIa Waerhouse, '05 S'b. qui s ' j Lilian Shears, '05,.. 1 Sidney Mandelberg, '06 Ar,.. ' Jerome Heyn, '06 Exchange Kenneh Paerson, '06 S ff' a Arss j 1 Alice McGavock,; '05 Homer Conan, '06 we lose somehing from our abiliy; by every painsaking applicaion we gain. If we ever hope o do well in he greaer hings we mus do well always., And our loyaly o he school is a sake. Wha a blessing- i would be' if school spiri migh be demonsraed in menal,effor as well as by vocal explos-' ions. To he "powers ha be" i is inellecual earnesness and diligence ha coun. A suden whose loyaly o he school is genuine will aain and evince hose qualiies as he bes proof of i. HIGfI SCHOOL REGISTER. 13 A.fer his monh here will be in each issue of he Regiser one page reserved. Upon i shall be.placed he bes wrien work produced in he school during- he preceding monh. I is sincerely hoped ha his may help awaken he sudens o a full realizaion ha i is heir duy' and should be heir aim ha among high schols \he O. H. S.,shaH sand for earnes endeavor and real excellence. I OCTOBER! The sharp nipping of he firs fross has urned he'leaves o royal hues of brown and crimson. A he sof sirring of auumnal breezes hey ar,e floaing down, sadly and wearily, ino he gullies and across he pahways where heedless fee crush hem ino dus. The rich harvess are garnered, he ripe and rosy-ined fruis are gahered, boh man and beas are preparing heir sores of food and warmh for winry days o come. May he half-sad beauies of he season purge from our hears he peyness which he frivolous summer has lef here and inspire us wih new puriy of' purpose and new zeal for he fulfillmen of our coming asks. THE RANK which he O. H. S. holds among he high schools of he counry depends upon several lines of effor. Ahleics cerainly spread he name of he school; proficiency in debaing and scholarship redounds grealy o our credi; bu here is one hing more-ha is a desire o excel in supplemenary lierary work. In ha we mus admi ourselves deficien. Conribuion o he Regiser is one way in which his desire migh be shown. Conribuions o he Regiser are difficul o obain and when hey do come i is our opinion ha hey do no always represen he bes work of which he conribuors are capable. I is a much misaken view of he maer o hink ha merely anyhing is good enough for he Regiser. Nohing is good enough o sand for he lie'rary produc of he Omaha High School which is no he very bes ha he suden body can produce. From a purely selfish sandpoin one ough never o dishono~ his pow-, ers by careless work. Our menal faculies are no ever ready insrumens which may be allowed o rus wih disuse and grow dull wih neglec.' They are weapons o be empered and oughened by acion and polished by indusry. Every ime we volunarily do poorer. work r o On Friday afernoon, Sepember 22, a number of senior girls delighfully en" erained a number of junior girls a bowling a he Field club. The high score was mde by Hazel Clarkson. Laer supper was senred a he home of Adelaide Clark. Wednesday afernoon, Ocober 5, he senior boys gave a large recepion o he lower class men. All enjoyed hemselves imm~nsely. Inviaions hav,e been issued by some of he junior girls for a large Hallowe'en pary o be given Friday, Ocober 28~ The Whie or winning side in he Elaine conens will be enerained by he Red side laer his monh. The junior hop will be held a he Meropolian club Friday, January 28. I On Saurday, Ocober IS, Miss Rockfellow will enerain he Browning girls who ook par in he play of "Lile, Women" las erm.

8 14 HIGH SCHOOL REGISTER. Music!Music! Mu~ic! The whole 5'chool' building seems o vibrae wih music. Almos any ime from 2: I 5 o 5 you may hear music made up of har 1110nious fifhs and dissonan sevenhs, of wandering' melodies,' of umbling arpeggios ;1rid 6f scampering scales. Music someimes :drawl1 ip wih he srings of violins,and,violas, or he boomless,bc).ssviol;, now lighed up wih he hrills):> clariones and flues, now sofened by he delicae curves of feminine voioes. Then again he, splash of mas '~uline voices may be heard as hey rise and fall like a' founain playing wihin is cours. N ever has he musical pros,'pec.been brigher?an a he presen ime. The orchesra has sared again wih Mr. Sanley Leovsky as leader. He,is kno~n, no only in high school cir ;cles, b~ hroughou he ciy as a very fin~ musician. We shall expec grea ~{lcc~ss from he orchesra under he l~a.dership ()i his alened young man. We shall no miss he wreahs of,ryhmic. dances from he vaul where Bize, sullen in his poshumous glory, lies, asleep,,or he all, columns of harmony wih bases of curved mosaics and arches of embroidery from Massene's Indian palace: of Lahore; for Caroline Conklin: andeli~abeh Beecher will lend he swee srains of heir violins o he, o~'chesra:. "The band is very earnes in is work. Two w~~ks ago he command~n had he boys ou on he Ga:Upus,ea~hing hem "he grace of movemens, so ha now i is no uncommon specacle' o, see pand ",members, going hrough, move PJens ~ih a. grace.of which Sousa migh well be proud. The boys have applied' his grace so well ha i has become a par of heir music. The band has secured he service of Mr. Mole as insrucor. This ough o 'be appreciaed, no only by he baalion, bu by he en- I ire school, for i means a new iem of expense added o herahelheavy obligaions of bandmembeship in 'order \ o give us some really good music. One of he greaes aracions. on Monday afer school for he girls in he halls is he Boys' Glee club, which organiized during he pas monh. The officers eleced are:. Waler L. Hoffman, presiden; George Boyd, vice presiden; R. Pollard, secreary; Curis Lindsay, reasurer; Homer Searle, sergean-aarms; George Long, accompanis, and Miss Fannie Arnold, insrucor.' In spie of he ~videnenvy aroused among he girls hey seem slow in adoping any defini.e course iri order o become rivals of he serner se~. From he Glee club has evolved anoher organizaion known as he O. H. S. Ocee.' The members pracice every Tuesday evening afer drill wih Mr. J. F. Baron. Now, as we look over he differen deparmens of music, we ' fail o see anyhing done by he girls excep a few gems in he orchesra. '0 ye fair ones, awake! Come forh and le your voices inermingle in harmony ha shall make Apollo blush, wih shame, in music which will seem no o. come from morals, bu from he very heavens where Orpheus' lyre shines gloriously for Jupier,,king of heaven. QH9 N. From he wild shrieks heard a inervals during he day, i is very -eviden ha gym work is in fl;lll sway. The girls are aking regular floor work, preliminary o apparaus work, which' will come in he near fuure. Candidaes for baske ball will' soon be pracicing. This year here will be, boh a junior and a senior girls' baske ball' eam, wih brigh prosoecs for a sophomore eam. Mr. Congdon, faculy manager,of ahleics, repored a he meeing of, he Ahleic associaion, ha here _will be no fooball' games a home his year, unless we are able o obain some field. on which o play. The wo fields which are used for ha purpose canno be, ob-. ained. Vinon sree park is leased o Creighon for he season and he Driving park is no fi o play on; and could ' no be made suiable wihou a large expendiure. This is very unforunae, no only o us" bu o he members of he eam who have worked 'so hard nigh afer' nigh.,if anyone has any pracical suggesion o offer, abou eiher a fooball field or ahleics in R'~neral Mr. Congdon would be pleased o hear from you. Bu do no le his misforune discour- 'age us; :le' i simulae' us, for many a man's downfall has be'en his uplif. Nobody is o be blamed for his ~isforl11e. I is jus a bi of hard luck. ' Bu ~very body ge under and give he oh~rahleics his year an immense boos. Fooball is 'no he only ahleics we have, alhough I admi i is a grea'deal. There are baske and base ball ye, beside he rack eam nex spring. ' Since fooball has had a lile hard:luck le us hope for baske ball. I is 'n'ow ime ha pracice should, commence. A. ready some men hav.e sared alking abou he prospecs and le me, 'say ha hey, are mos promising his' year.' Besides he oldinen, Walsh,. Cooper,' Mc Avin, Clark and Lindsay, he follow1l1~ new men are ou: Searle, Burne,'R6essig, Kohn, Olney'arid Hayward; Ohe.r men who" wish o ry for posiions see. Walsh" or Lindsay abou pariculars~'the schedule has no been made ou ye" bu

9 16 HIGH SCHOOL REGISTER. here have been many flaering offers for games,received. ' If you will bu give your financial supp6r weare almos cerain in siing ha we will be furnished good games his winer. No only is your suppor needed on he field, bu also in,he Ahleic associaion. W,e need o'oba.in inoney o. sar wi~h, o ge ready for he games, I I: Mr. Lansing-Wha is Macaulay doing a he presen ime-in he essay. Informaion Waned. Miss Landis' fifh hour class has been unable o decide wheher she is o be called "madamoiselle," "monsieur" or "madame." Will some one please enlighen he class? Miss Rooney-I follow Caesar; he is my model. If Caesar used force so shall I. Maude-Hav,e you real "Romeo and Julic?" ec., and his is one way in which we do i. Afer a' few games are played' hen' we are, able o sand on a sound' basis. Bu unil hen we depend on you. I is no much o ask ypu o join he associaion, which will ~'osy'ouonly: wenyfive cens. You would. never 'll1iss. i, bu we will if you \lon' join and help us ou. Ehel-I have read Rome~, bu I have no read J uli (y) e. Miss Landis (o French class)-to pronounce "u" you mus form your lips o say "u," hink "u," bu say "e." Teacher in American Hisory Class -Wha was Ponce' de Leon searching for in Florida? Answer-Pe-ru-na. Ray-Do you hink vou could learn o love me? Mary-Why didn' you speak yeserday before I bough Fido. The fooball eam is pr'acicing ackling by diving a a dummy. Ray Sevens was he dummy las week. Quoaions from Cap. Sogsall: Clos:e your mouh or you will have i full of flies.. Always have your coa buoned. Buon up your face' here; o E.-Oh, you onion. ' R.-Why do you, call me ha? E.-Because you are so srong. HIGH' 'SCHOOL REGISTER. 17 Capain Hayward-My fee don' J. O. (Am. His.)-To voe a man' come,ogeher when Ldo "officers abou, has o make :ou civilizaion papers. face.",, Cap. Sogsall-Well, hese regulaions were made. for men and no for children. Always sand up like soldiers in ~choo1. Sand up all he im~!' (Mr. Fizgerald will please ake noice and remove all seas occupied by cades.) Who is ha man? Olive Baker-Why, ha's Dr..Young, he veeran. Poria didn' like her suiors becau!i'e hey didn' sui 'er., M. E. W. (a he Elaine meeing) I move we adjourn wo weeks from onigh. M. F.' F. (in Chem.)--Wha fdnd of' change' is dough?' M. H. B. (a Elaine meeing)-0, Margare, you 'move oo much. ' Large rubber bands for school books Sceach, Beaon Drug Co., IS Farnam. Mr. Lansing-Wha was done o King James? R. H.-He was decomposed (deposed.) Mr. Woolery-Lessons and conf~i so in inverse raio.o each oher. George L.-The pas - of' shine is shines. Fresh.-:-Is his he library? Senior-Yes. Fresh.-Well, I wan o ge a sory book. Mrs. Akinson (Am. His.)~Mr. Hamel, how far did you go?. Mr.Hamel-I did no quie reach Jamesown. Mrs. A.-You had beer hurry and ge here. Rubel and Allegrei. Chocolaes a Chicago Prices a Beaol1 Drug Co. Teacher-I can' imagine-how you',can dislike work. 'To me i. is real' ~njoy~ men. Pipil-Yes; bu I' don' wan o.giye n1yself up wholly o pleasure. I had a lile pony all bound 111 sober gray,, I le a eacher see i,examinaion day. She ripped i, she ore i, she hrew i in he fire; I'll no expose my pony 'o anoher eacher's'ire. I Why do some people never learn anyhing bu he excuseives in Lain? Ho Chocolae, he bes on earh, a Beaon Drng Co., 15h and Farnam. Now may he high school lad be seen sealing furively from he building in he gahering dusk, wih empy hands, bu wih various hulky.puffs abou his clohing and a piece of red ape hanging from his hip pocke. /

10 MECHANICS,,;TOOLS and CUTELRY MILTON ROGERS G SONS CO. MATTHEVVS La.e Books Gif Books Sandard Books BOOK AND OVERCOATS Same make as our 600D CLOTHES. PEASE. ',BROS Farnam S. PAPER 122 Souh 15h Sree. CO. ",' Founain Pens Wriing SHOP Papers Visiing. Cards Miss Mary Daynolds'W'allace recen graduae of Oread Insiue of Domesic Science, Worceser, Mass., will hold classes i[l ~he preparing, Cook. ing and Serving of Foods a S. Caherin~'s Academy, 18h and Cass Srees. Miss Wallace will be glad o form Saurday or even,ing, classes for he accommodaion of he: High School g~rls. Address, :3420 Harney S. Tel : o+~", r~ +-i "''. "' "'f" ~ of. i Uaberdashery Includes many I ~ : :.+.:.+.:.+.:.+.:.+'.++.: ' i of he [ssenial Deails. I in Neckwear and Gloves. :: :: Has ne~, of course, and perhaps i you are ready o consider Underwear J Le us show you he newes hings oo. +~ + Clohes for Business ~Aenion o deails assures usof a per- or Evenii1~ Wear. ; 1 fee whole.~i-b'aubrummel o his Vale. + i I.BrOWri~.~~~IL~~?~r.8.. G~. i ~,",',":. ' "',,',.' +~+++'++++~ "~"': ' "++++++:,, Please menion he REG~STERwhen answering adverisers' " " ',',.~ $5.00 Umbrellas for $3.00. We bough 100 pearl handle, serling silver mouned umbrellas a a grea bargain. No one in he lo worh less han $5.00. Going a $3.00 each while hey las. Order now.. Subjec o change if no saisfacory. 'MAWHINNEY,& RYA~,CO. Tel. 768.' Cor. 15h and Douglas Srees Be loyal o he O.H. S. an'd,the Regiser Paronize Adverisers. in he Pleaing Line DA:NCINC C0WNS a specialy. RUCHING. Single, Double and Triple Box Plai, he laes fad in rimming, Buons o mach your gown. Seeour PLEHTED C0A:TS MEYN Highes Class' Phopgraphy'. -In same locaion since, S. 15h S. (1 GO-CARTS Tel Special Raes, o Suden~s, OMAHA W M k ' E h- Dewey & Sone Furniure Go.' e a every, Ing Farnam S i.,:". ', The Goldman Pleaing Co. Opp. Hayden, Bros. Tel Over 107 So. 16h S. The righ place o.l?uy Good Furniure Amoneysav< ing prices~ CHEAP THiS,MONTH Sylish Rain Doas FOR WOMEN Our own exclusive syles, $12.,50,' $15.00 and $18.00 each.', ',) Thompson, Belden &,Co~ S. W. Cor. 16h and ~ou.~las Ss.:'. ',' HIGH SCHOOL DANCING CLASS " A privae dancing.?las.~, along' heline~ ollas season;: has been organized. amo?g he younger SOCIey se, fouree?- o elghee.n years of age, o mee a Chambe.rs every Sa,ur~ay~vellln?,;c~:n,mencmg,O<:()ber:22nd; composed principally of > HIgh Schoo! pupils and heir friends. Mr. Chambers will persona'lly insruc he class. Begl,nners 7:].5 o 8 o'clock,aferwhich 'aprograin of eigheen da:nces will ' he. dal.lced by he general class.: Membership'limied and closes Nov. 12h. ';Ap-, plicaion may be mad~ hrough Mr. Chambers. Telephone F.187L Please menlon THE REGISTER when answering adverisemens.

11 r High School',Novelies. Foe YOUNG MEN and BOYS Always he heigh of correcsyle' Clohing specially fa5hioned by expers o mee he demands of exacip.{{ youpg men who know Wha's wha in maers of dress. Every garmen. is made separaely by exper workmen-he laes feaures of fall and winer syle-handsome fabrics-he sensible Sui or Over-'. coa o buy now a $15 o $25. ~ ~ ~~ ~ ~ BALDUFF'S i i Gold'Medal ',' Bon-Bons..l +., :I: The mos delicious confecion manufacured. In one-half, + one, wo, hree, five and en.z...:. p'ound'boxes, a..:..;.. +..:.,~60c, per Pound. + Will supply you wih refreshmens of al~ + kinds for paries. recepions and weddings. No order oo small or,oo large for our W.8. B.A.l,DUFF, -:. + promp aenion...correspondence solicied Farnam S. OMAHA. i. + ' ~.:.-:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:~..:..~+..:", o Please menion THE REGIS'l'ER when answering adverisemens. i I a. nli, S. Pins, Pi~s wi~ c~ss'year" a~' n;' S. Fobs.' " Fraernal Fobs. Name Plaes for.;'y~~r Book',Covers. - Fasners for,.,.; your" Book Covefs.~.wbiGh 'does away wih he r'ed ape Every Sociey should wear a' Pin:. Le me make you a design,' I m~_ke a specialy,of high school rade. Remember he name. A.MANDEL'BERG, 1522 Farnam S. OMAHA..._ ,----"" Maybe you h~v~n' sub2cribed for, he REGISTER.,WELL! If yoll haven', you'd' beer hurry. Help a good hing along. Will make your hands smooh enough for he hops. C.R.HEFLIN, G~n and Locksmih. Keys of all.kinds.' Generalaepairing.-, Umbrella.Repairing a SpecJaly. 309 N. 16S. TELEPHONE 29/4. Kuhn's Glycerole of,15h and Douglas Ss.. :, ;,'. OMAHA..! Roses,: 25 cens per bole., KUHN'S DRUG STORE. CITV.$TEA,M.LAlJNBRY, ~, '211S0'UTH II ST.'TEL." 254. '\: We do il(' bes workullcl rns everybody. Bills couece,d lilonhly. Please menion THE REGISTER when answering adverisemens.

12 ':", Omaha Business Universiy 17TH AND FARNAM 'STREETS 75 per cen of O. B. U. sudens are High School sudens. 52 O. H. S. sudens have aended he O. B..D. wihin he las eigheen monhs. Every suden ha eners he O. B. U. akes a rial monh before he pays any uiion. If he is hen saisfi'ed he pays his uiion. If he is no 'saisfied we make no charg~. Every O. B. U. graduae is employed. To.be a graduae of he,0. B. U. means compeency. To be compeen means remuneraive employmen. We each Eclecic or Gregg shorhand. We each' Williams & Rogers modern illusraive bookkeeping, he same ex ha is used in he O. H. S. One visi will convince you ha we are doing more horough work han any oher Commercial School in Omaha. ' ~~ If you doub he above asserion ener for a rial LL. B., M. C. S., pres. monh,and, be convinced. Omaha BusinessUniversiYJ 17TH AND FARNAM. PHONE A Please menion THE REGISTER when answering adverisemens. School Supplies 'and' Black'boards OMAHA SUPPLY'CO.' Weber P Moyer Saionery Souh 16h S. Co. Fine Saionery,.' School -Supplies, Engr.aving,:. Diamonds Like Moher Used o"make.:, Blue flannel Ca~p~hirs. '1621 HOWARD ST Waches New Goods For The Holiday Trade, Cu Glass Seding Ware' JOS. f. Bill, ~an~fa~u:er Of all kinds. A fine line of Sandard Auhors: Call and see lis., -Ianos Old' In,srumens aken in Exchang:e., $2.00 rens ~?o(f'pianos," $3. $5, $7, $10 paymens per monlh,acceped. '. ',',: " PIANOTUNING THIS MONTH $2~OO. PERFIELD PIANO CO. TEL FARNAM ST: foo Ball Sweaers and SQckings 322 SOUT" SIXT[[Nl",,STREET, OMA"A, NEBRASKA..HESS esc SWO:BOI)..a.'l' FLORISTS, " 1416 Farnum Sree ' Telephon~s,:, UiOl,n.n~L~,2682. Larges and bes sock in Cu F,lowers andpoe9blans~ ~r ,'... THIS SPACE BELONGS TO......,1: I:The.WILLIAMS.STUDIO I, ",",,::'.',, ".,', ".,,'!', FarriamSree......,O'MAHA~I HIGH ORADE.WORKAT POPULAR p'r~c~s,~ " +... ' " " '.. ",. ",', ',,',,' ".+ ~:,',,:, ',,' ","',': ' ",,'" +.:~+.:~+.:.+.:.~.:.+.:.+.:...: ~.++++~++++++o++~+~+++~~+++~olo+."., Please~~nion' ~HE' REGISTE~ wmn' answermg adveri:semen~s..' '

13 :-O : o : o : o+o-: o- o : o-: o+<>+<>-: o : o : o : o- o+o..: O-: O- <>O ioo+o :-O+O X, o We announce he imporan arrivals of our Auumn i. y...- and Winer Suis for Young Men. X v o ~. o 0 ~. + o.correct DRESS FOR MEN AND BOYS. 0 6 Our Suis for young men are made by exclusive makers of Young Men's 6 1- Apparel, possessing he proper qualiies,which dressy young m.en crave' 6 o<>+<>+<>+<>+<>+<>+<>+<>+<>+<>~ <>+<>+<>+<>~<>+<>~.<>+<>.~.<>~.<>..~.or.<>+<>+<>+<>+. 'r" ~ ~,'~ ~r'.~ ~1 '~,,'Y. Gomparison In comparing oher work wih ha done by he I 'Globe Opical Co." you can a once deec he fines of maerial and workmanship. I has ha professional ouch ha goes wih arisic labor..glo.be Opical Co. 218 So. 16h Sree.' McLaughlin &(0. NEWS AND STATIONERY Sommer Bros'. G'ROCERS Expones of Good. Living Phone 1331, 1329, h and Farnam Ss. Agens for Alon Flour. I The' ile Bricki Qf Ice Cream! ++~}++ T ~~++ i' MADE FAMOUS BY TUE Waerloo Creamery i i Company 0Il : OMAHA, NEB:, Telephone Howard S. :a. i : + : COUNCIL BLUFFS, IA., Tel. i + + i h Cinq Broadway. I i : Made from PUR E CREAM I : only. Served a he noon lunch. i ; Orders solicied NO. 16TH AND 1515 FARNAM ~..~.: i Please menion THE REGISTER when answering adverisemens. SOROSIS The Perlec,ed American Shoe lor Women Folks PRICE~ $3.50 soeosls SHOE STORE, 203 S. 15h S. FRANK WILCOX, M~r. Hardware, Granieware and. Tinware, Base Burners and Seel Ranges, Cole's Ho Blas Heaers E. L:,Jones f) Co., 2709 Leavenworh S. Phone Fos er &Arnoldi. DRUGGISTS ~ 25h and Davenpor. ' Prescripion,;; carefully Compounded Elecric Massage Please bear in mind' ha THE PANTORIUM is headquarers when i comes o cleaning uniforms. We also make a specialy of ladies' work. Try us. A line of fine Saionery and Can d y Tel Fine Wkch and Jewelry R.epairing a Moderae Prices. Cleaning Waches 75 Wach CrysaL 15 Genuine Mainsprings.75 Wach Kevs :'05 Case Springs 50 Balance Saff, l.50 All oher work a equallylow prices. All my work is guaraneed for one year. W. C. FLATAU, 1518 DODGE ST. Exper~ Waeh. Makers. An elegan sock of Diamonds, Waches, Cu Glass, Gorham Silver, a Low Prices. Goods always marked in plain figures. 222 Souh 16h s. Omaha, Neb. Compres~edAir R. & C. B~RBER SHOP. roo H. RICHESON. PROP. The fines Barber Shop in Nebraska. Come and see. Firs Naional Bank Building, 1219 Farnam Sree, OMAHA, NEB. BLACK,=Te=n=io~n,=:=C=~(ld=e===-s! THE $2.50 HATTER The Panorium Men's Furnishings. 407 Souh i 5h S. Tel So. 16h S. OrAHA. Please menion TRE REGISTER when answering adverisemens.

14 Professional Direcory.' JO. F. BARTON, Teacher of Voice. 'Sudio 2616 Capiol Ave. Tel CORINNE E. PAULSON, Pia n 0 Teacher, 416 McCague Building. -MADAME MUENTEFERING, Piano Sudio, 622}1z So. 19h S. Phone 4050 MISS HELEN MACKIN,'piano sudio 322 Ramge Bldg. Wednesdays and, Saurdays. ROBERT CUSCADEN 'eaches you o play he Violin. S~dio, Room 51, Barker Block. FREDERICK B.PATES J Tenor. Engagemens for opera or concer. Mr. Paes is a pupil of he bes mas'ers of Ialy and Americ<l, and eaches he pure I alian mehod. Pupils rained for opera or concer. Sudio 514, Karbach block, Omaha, Neb. MILLIE RYAN, Ar,of Singing', (Ialian Mehod). Voices ried and opinion' given free. Sudio 322 Ramge Bldg. Phone L 206. MARGARET UOULTER, eacher of Piano and Organ. Sudio, 518 Mc Cague Building. ++++r+-:.+++++':.+"~+':.+':'+':.+':'+': h ~ ::+++': ~ Ca'll a he REGISTER office''f i 25ci and 'see he pic- ~~,"'l'+_+ 2'5 I i'..+:i: f i ure' of he,0. H. + ' ' + i :a: +,i ~,. ~. i ~i S. Every HIgh~,C 1!,School pupil should have one. i":+:+:"h++++i+:l: i i ~ , The Merchans Shaving Parlor, MILLER & MORRELL. Proprieors. HARRY MILLER, lae proprieor of he Merchans Barber Shop., ADAM MORRELL, lae proprieor of he Mercha~s Hoel Barber Shop. 215 Souh 15h Sree. OMAHA, NEB. Fooling Wih A.uomobiles. For he pas hree or four years we have been' 'fooling around" wih auomobiles for our own amusemen. We have "monkeyed" more or less wih several kinds and found hem all good. Some' kinds beer han ohers. ' ' We have paid raher close aenion o he safe business and have sold quie many;-more bank safes han any oher dealer in he Unied Saes. We hink we would raher like he auomobile business and wish o announce ha we have now he agency for.he bes American Cars in heir class: The Pope-Toledo; he Pope Waverly Elecric; he Thom'asF lyer; he Oldsmobile. By Nov. 1s, we will have a full line of sample cars o show o prpspecive buyers. THE OLDSM()BILE COMPANY, J. J. Deri~h, 1119, Farnam S., OMAHA. Please menion THE REGISTER when answering adverisemens. F0RSHLE A a BIg Reducion LIFE SCH0L~RSHIPi + :1= In a good. Busine,ss College :i: Any Course Desired. -r I :: :I: ;'.. + ' :1 j'applybus. Mgr., Regiserl +.' -:-++++-:+'1 +-:.+++-: :< :'+oh : Our Faciliies are Unsurpassed Bes of Type Desi~ns Bes of Presses' Bes of Workmanshie These hree'combined will' gite your work a finish ha will be pleasing, o he Eye. HOWARD 1508 TELEPHONE 644 STREET Prining for Paricular People Please Menion lhe REGISTER when answeringadveriseinens. -~ + -r+~+:j: ~ + :j: i

15 NEW COAL OFFICE rnlarmon &, Weeh CO~ Handle he bes Grades of Hard and Sof Coal. Hardwood LUlnber, Fancy Woods Three Ply Whie Basswood for Pyrography Ec., Ec. Phone Ciy Office 1609~ Farnam 901 Douglas S. OMAHA, Mllf0 CClJIDcd1 MlIF o MlerDIF@JIDcd1o ' Classes in Danci~g, Creighon Hall, Fifeenh and Harney, are now open. Lessons for children Sa.urdays. Begmners, 10 a. m. ~ advance, 3 p. m. Aduls, Tuesday and Friday, 8 p. m, Assemblies, Wednesday, 8 p. m. InspecIon of he School respecfully invied. Pupils from he High School and Colleges half regular raes... ]pjimi~jm~ n@~no B.D. KBOK, Voice Teacher 1802 FARNAM STREET. OMAHA MR. DOAN POWELL, Is prepared o give criicisms and insrucions on pen and ink. Sudio, Room 55, Barker Block. Harney Sree Sables HARNEY STREET Carriages for all TEL Occasions a Specialy. R. v. COLE, Prop. Please menion 'l'he REGISTER when answering adverisemens.