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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN 1MM- n CAPITDL FILLED FIVE JOBS U.G. SPALDING & BROS. r THE MANHATTAN CLEANERS AND DYERS t.AHSvl.y,il1.2.1Eef,Cieanod''PrOBSod and Repaired by the MAN HATTAN CLEANERS AND DYERS. Suit. Cleaned and' Pressed ff2S. That Is not much when compared with what it Is worth to, you to; look neat and stylish. Call Bell Phone F 918. We will send for and return your work. SThe Largest Manufacturers In the World of Implements and Uniforms l for Z i THE SOPHOMORES ELECT MINOK CLA88 OFFICERS. t V V,ii X. REVERSIBLE kT 100. psr cant Extra WaaT 25c. Made with "Easy Tie Slide" space and "Pat , ented Lock Front." QUARTER SIZES. One of 100, DANCE PROBtUMS-BANQUET MENUS CALLING CARDS SIMMONS, THE PRINTER 317 SO. ISTH STREET George Bros. Printing Engraving Embossing Pino Lino Pound and Box Btntloncry Fraternity Bldg. 10th & N StH CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK I2th and 0 8trtt P. L. HALL, Presides . B. JOHNSON, Yice-PrMUUat BEMAN a' FOX, Ossbier W. W. HACKNEY Jr., Am. OmW FREY & FREY FLORISTS All Kinds of Cut Flowers 1338 O St. No. Side PHONES: Auto 182b Bell 321, Eat at Green's Place The UNION CAFE 1418 O street Open Day and Night L. J. HERZOC j Come in and get that $15.00 Suit to your order I33Q O St. Lincoln 0000000000000 All Makes of Second- )' hand Typewriters sold, rented o r exchanged. Underwood Typewriter Co.. 714 P St.. Mi Phones. E. FLEMING Finest watch and Jowolry Ropairing in tho oity. Give us a call. Boll A7W, Auto 8884, - 1211 O St. Wo solicit a share of your patronage THE UNI SMOKE HOUSE "Welcomes nil Students. Bn rfcirvrT and Bllvor Latter P PlPrS Inlaid Work a B T II LtO specialty. ini. smoke Mouse 1102 O Street TYPEWRITERS - All makes rented with stand $3 Per Month. Bargains In Rebuilt Machine. LINCOLN TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE Auto 1155-Boll 1181, 123 No. Uth HAVE THE EVANS Do Your Washing WEAVERLING WINS ONLY flOHT EX-PRE8IDENT OF CLA88 GET8 BU8INE88 MANAGERSHIP. Patterson of Lincoln 8econd Man In Three-cornered Contest for Man. aging Finanoes of the 1910 Cornhutker. Ralph Woavorling of Boatrlco was yostorday oloctod business manager of tho 1910 Cornhuslcor by tho sophomoro olass. Woavorling won on tho second ballot by a vote of 65 to 41 ovor R, W. Patterson of Lincoln. Hascall was third man, ho dropping out after tho first voto. L. C. Ostorhout of David City was oloctod vico-prosidont by acclamation. By a similar procedure, Miss Esther Dovalon of Omaha was oloctod soc rotary. Miss Isabollo Willliams of Lincoln, troasuror, and Jamos B. Law ronco of Beatrlco, sorgeant-at-arms. Tho business managership of tho an nual was tho only office for which there was a contoat. V. C. Hascall, R. W. Pattorson and R. B. Woavorling woro tho throo aspirants for that po sition and prior to tho meotlngs it was gonorally admlttod that tho contest would run closo botweon Woavorling and Pattorson. Laws Held Caucus. Tno freshman laws materially aid ed Woavorling's campaign by holding a caucus during tho morning and de ciding upon tho Beatrlco man as their candidato. This throw a solid support to Woavorling which gavo him tho necossary majority. Patterson voto was scqlod down somewhat by tho nocoBBary abBenco of a number of men who had boon counted upon to cast thoir ballots for him. Tho mooting was called to ordor by Prosldont Morohouso, who first briefly expressed his thanks to tho class for thoir oloction of himself at a recent mooting. Ho thon announced that nom inations would bo dispensed with and GREGORY, the Tailor Has a'dandy line of goods for Spring Suits. He also does tho best cleaning and pressing in the city. 14th & O Streets Auto 3264 tho three candidates were named by tho chair. A ballot was immediately taken, with the resulting voto of 60 for Woavorling, 32 for Pattorson and 24 for Hascall. Hascall's name was dropped and on the second ballot tho voto was 66 to 41 in fuvor of Weaver ling. Others Selected. Blection to tho class offices was made in all cases by acclamation. L. C. Ostorhout was so elected vice prosldont Miss Esther Devalon, class secretary; Miss Isabollo Williams, treasurer, and James B. Lawrence, sorgeant-at-arms. It. E. Weavorling, the business man agor of next year's Cornhuskor, is a freshman law student Ho enrolled in Nebraska in tho fall of 1907 and stayed here one somaster. Ho then wont to Kansas university for the second semester. He returned to Ne braska for a law coureo last fall. He Want - Ads AdvorttaemenU for the want ad :oluuiu Ihould be left .at the buslnest office, basement Administration Bldg between 10 a. mahd 12 m., or be tween 2 p. m. and 6 p. m. Caah must aecomnanv. all orders foi want ads, at the rate of 10 cents per insertion for every niteen words o? fraction thereof for the first lnser tion; three' insertions 25 cenU; flvt Insertions. 40 cents. " FOR SALE. FOR SALE A new high-grade hi cycle at 25 per cent discount Inquire at Nebraskam office. 91-tf Base Ball Lawn Tennis Basket Poll y i Spalding's Tridi-Hirt xtsrv uuu OfurkityMpsrckiH Mft Qg GuinatH of Qailltr lp TrAPlf Spaldiug'a New Spring A and Summer igog rii j Catalogue, comglete Flfllu edition, 144 pages; ,UIU about 2000 Illustrations, flflff O Copy mailed to any address on receipt of request A. G. Spalding & Bros. 147 Wabash Avo., Chicago, 111. is a mombor of Alpha Tau Omoga fraternity. L. C. Ostorhout comes from David City. Ho is an acadomio Btudont Miss Dovalon is a rcsldont of Omaha and a mombor of Alpha Omrlcon Pi sorority. Miss Williams is a Lincoln girl and a student of tho school of music, as well as . in tho university proper. HA8 NEBRA8KA A CHAPTER? Qruesome Medical Fraternity 8ald To Be Qtltl In Existence. The Ustlon fraternity, successor to a gruoBomo medical student organi zation of thirty years ago, which had for Its object tho dissection of bodies of members, is still In active oper ation, according to many physicians. Tho headquarters of tho fraternity aro in the clubhoireo in Lark Park avenuo, Chicago whllo separate chap tors aro said to exlBt in Philadelphia, New York, BoBtcn, Cleveland and De troit. "Wo boliovo in three degrees," says an acknowledged member. "Tho fraternity which means real fellow ship on this earth; autopsy aftor death, which helps. all mankind; and cromatlon, which puts an end to the earthly shell iemalnlng after tho spirit has taken its flight" Tho Daily Maroon made a. correct prediction of tho scoro of tho Illinois Chicago track moot, doping the Ma roons to win by a score of 44 to 42. Farmers and Merchants Bank 15th & 0 Sts. Only Commercial State Bank in Lincoln Established 1001 Courteous Treatment Always and you Are Not Jrged to Have Some thing You do Not Wish The' Pioneer Barber Shop tl So. 1 Jth St Auto 437 Shaving JOc THE FIRST TRUST & SAVINGS BANK Owned by tho Stockholders of tho First National Bank Interest Pajd at 4 Per Cent First National Bank Looms, Tenth A O UKHalf Million Glasses of Soda Water old and drank from our 20th Century Sanitary Soda Fountain season 1008. Agency Huylers, Gunthers and Lown eys Chocolates and Bonbons. sfV 1 XJ 119 1 SXfwf COLLEGE TAILORS COLLEGE VIEW MERCER FRIDAY Our Spring Suitings Have Arrived COME IN AND SEE THEM ELLIOTT BROS 142 So. 12th St. )OOCCOQOO0X3000CO0CCOOCOQOO00000oe( NIGGERHEAD Lump $9.00 QUICK HOT GREGORY, The Goal Man LITTLE BUILDING BOTH PHONES 1044 0 STREET O00000000000000000000000 O i Inter-Class T Informal Dance and Indoor Athletics Saturday, March 20th Armory Tickets 25c Dance 25c a Couple Seats Referred Without Extra Charge at the Co-Op JC WANTED-A sample iciest moaci "twinecr" tncycie lumlshed by us. """ iuuiicy iai. r rut or mi particulars ana special offer at once. NO MONI5Y UKQUIKUD until you receive and approve of vour blcvcle 9r . .,.., I. il.. II I? -...I, A J .. 1 m .. u.."""c,c iu "" ui allow TKN DAYS' FUKK put It to any test you wish. II you arc then not perfectly satisfied or do not wish to keep the bicycle ship It luck to us at our expense and vow will not bt out one cent. F1RTADV PDinri We (urnil the highest grade bicycles it is possible to make .,..., .' P sma)1 Proflt abovo actual factory cost. You save $10 to 925 middlemen's profits by buvinsr direct of us and have the manufacturer's guar antee behind your bicycle. DO NOT 1IUY bicycle or a pair of tires from anyone at ant Price Until VOU rC4lVA mtr rafalAim snrl Imhi All. Iinhftrrl ff tnrlAm trices and remarkable special Y0 WILL low trices we can than any other facto our usually have a number on hand taVen In mi i im ooudio prompuy at prices ranging irom w to or BIO. Descriptive bargain lists mailed free. n01STFt.lllKFS 8lnl0 Vb,001I,l,f ,IPPor.t0i .roller chains and pedals, parts, repairs and bUAa I CH'SHftRLdi equipment of all kinds at ha(f the usual retail trices. . r . f - . 1- IZ-L 0 HEDGETHORH ft CCI E.UC1I IHft TIDCC SAMPLE PAIR The rarular retail price of these tires it 3m per pair, out to introduce we will ullyouausmtupairtorffJSOyCashxotthorderffJS), NO MORETROVBLE FROM PINCTNSES NAILS. Taoks or Olau will not let tho air oat. Sixtv thousand nairs sold last venr. Over two hundred thousand pairs now In use. OESOmHTfOAh Made in all sizes. Itisllvelv and casvridintr.vervdurablennd lined inside with a special nuality of rubber, which never becomes " porous and which closes up small punctures without allow inp the ulr to escape. We have hundreds of letters from satU nedcustomcrsstatingthatthelrtlreshaveonlybeen pumped upouceor twice inawholeecason. They weisli no more than au ordinary tire, the puncture reslstlngqualities belnggivcn by Beveral layers of thin, specially prepared fabric on the tread. The regular price of these tires is $.50 per pair, but for uuvcrusiuKpurpwcnwcurcmuKimrnspcciaiiaciorypricetO uic riaqr 01 amy 94.00 per pair, au oruers smppe approval. You do not pay a cent until you have examined and found them strictly as represented. sS,.1.l,llowA!?f.?,.!?5oulltJ,f ? Pcr cent (thereby making the price Bi.BR per pair) if you send FULL OASII WITH OltDKft and enclose this advertisement. We.wHlalsosend one nickel plated brass hand pump. Tires to be returned nt OOlt expense If for any reason they are not satisfactory on examination. We arc perfectly reliable and money sent to us is as safe as in a bank. If you order a pair of these tires, you wlll)8nd that they will ride easier, run faster, wear better, last longer and look, finer than any tlrejfeu have ever used or seen at any price. We know that you will be so well pleased that when you want a bicycle you will give us your order. We want you to send us a trial order at once, hence this remarkable tire offer. fJT Vsflff UFFn TfOirO aot, buy "y kind at any price until you send for a pair of ' f' y.T. f!Cr1' 3 Hedgethorn Puncture-Proof tires on approval and! trial at the special Introductory price quoted above: or write for our big Tire and Sundry Catalogue which describes and quotes all makes and kinds ot tires at about half the usual prices. n u v mmm am. but write us a rjostal todav. rifi NOT think nw nmnvfl o hWrii. SMM nUM WwfUM or a pale of tires offers we are making. It only coats a postal to learn everything. Write It NO VV. - 1 1 L HERD CYCLE COMPAMY, CHICAGO, ILL. BEST TAILORING - at the BEST PRICES Auto Phons) 4S I G H T MAITLAND Nut $8.50 LEAVES NO ASH Athletic Meet r TT RIDER AGENT IN EACH TOWN and dUtrict to ride and exhibit a Our agents ever-vherc are We shin " cmt cuposu in advance, prepay jrtizu, ana TKIAL duilwr which Ume you mav ride tho blcvcle and offer to rltlor afconu. Ka.TnHKVPB whn you receive our beautiful catalogue and naiUnidilCs study our superb models at the wonderfully an make you this year, we sell the highest grade bicycles for less money er factory. We are satisfied with fi.co profit above factory cost uxuios iJiSAjbUKB, you can sell our bicycles under your own name plate at rices. Orders filled the day received. trarfa h not regularly handle second hand bicycles, but """" T. y our ,mcago retail stores, These we clear out PUNCTURE - PROOF to ummwoE, only BBS Notice the thlok rubber tread "A" and punoture strips "IV and "1," also rim strip "II" to prevent rim catting. This I tire will outlast any other mako-SOFT. KJUASTIO and EASY BIDING. led same dav letter la mvlvni. VJf nhtn t. ft. T. nn from anyone until you know the new and wonderful $J80 4" ' V 1.35 ! afcics Si1!