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V'- THE DAILY NEBRASKA! II '$$; low i. pate . w wkUhi4'. t : at-i-c y .fffiy A.G: SPALDING BROS. TW Lara eat MaMttfaetvrera. m Ik WtM if Ir1imU' atf UaUeraM i rer - Base Ball Lawn Tinols Basket Ball ' s Ttf F2 V. r -Track i and Swnktr igog rt tJ about aooo maiitationa, vnnrl ( AJiTfrxuajiMff es ivsrui LKirMTtn . Copy maiUd to any address ot fteeipt of requtot ' A. Q. Spalding & Bros. 147 Wabash AvoV, Chicago; 111. UNERWEAR TO PLEASE EVERYONE o 2-Pioco Oarmonta 2flo op to 11.60 UnionSuit g Porous Knit 2 Other Union Salts, 05o tip to 8, UNIVERSITY JEWELED k OPTICIAN. C. A. Tucker JEWELER S.S. Shean OPTICIAN 1123 1 STREET. YELLOW FRONT Ttvr Ktresaae Solicit CENTRAL NATIONAL 12th and 0 Streets P. I. HALL, FrCJOMt W. M. JOHNSON, YlM-PrwUUat BSMAN a FOX, OmaIw W. W. sUOTNsTY Jr., A-i. OmUmt SHalf Million Glasses of Soda Water old sad drank from our 80th Century Sanitary Soda Fountain season 1008. Agency Huylors, Gnnthers and Lown eyeChooolatea and Bonbons. t I I clos,e ..jmeT, that will try neither tie, . thumb' nor temper '.i. , 15ci 2.fqr5c. , . '- If r - f. - , r , Clttett, re&body Co,, Troy, JJw York - viL'-A n MiicOKkwM ( VrSnrt I rU W '"Wl I' HilW tifea 1 B I ! I V f ttJ 75C I Q WE CAM PLEASE YOU 92trSUrli i H In , - IIVbbbbbbbb! -VsllSBBBBBBSBBSSSBSBa I Y CARLTON 1 H sbbb H I Da 'I in m b.v . .v a mm m ivivwyvE ( l , . U V L 11H .( vni rrv nfiithftr tip.. ' J XT!,- f--V I Cloeribodyi Cof, Troy, JJw York I fBBBSMBMSSMMSSBBBSBBSBHBBBlBBSSl BISCUSSes THE QUAKE r DR. LUCILE lAVIt ItFOKE THE GREAT DISASTER. PF ft r , . , t t PC r. r t'. WAS IN RELIEF DtfARTMENT WORK CARRIED ON IN THE FORM OF A DEPARTMENT.' I: Tells of Many of the Interesting as Well as the Horrible Features: of the San Franolsco - Calamity. "Rollof Work In San Pranclscoi" was tho subject of an Illustrated loc turo by Dr. Lucllo Eavs at convo cation Friday ovonlng. Dr. Eaves was a workor In tho rollof depart ment from tho first and , so could spoak with unusual authority, Tho vlows woro vory good and depleted tho stricken city vory clearly. Dr. Eavos, speaking of tho work, said: "Tho relief work was carried on In tho form of a corporation, thus making it much moro offocttvo than If carried un by sundry organiza tions;" Taking up tho earthquake Bho said: "Tho cause of tho earth quako was a fault In tho rock strata, which movod. Buildings woro torn and wrecked. Tho large gato at tho ontranco of Stamford university was sorlously cracked as woro also somo of tho buildings of tho university. Many of tho results of tho earthquake wero peculiar. Tho flag polo of tho Ferry building, which rocolvod vory llttlo damage otherwise, was twisted. Tho sowors of tho streots of San Francisco wero torn and crushod so that tho paving sank In and the cavity filled with wator. The sewer system of San Francisco has been practically reconstructed for this reason. Issued Proclamation. "Tho area covored by tho accom panying flamoB was very largo and after a short time it was practically useless to try to fight thorn with any thing other than dynamito and gun cotton. Immediately following tho de struction Mayor Schmltt iBsuod a proclamation declaring that tho Unltod States troops, of which thero wore ton companies there at tho tlmp, and tho police force should havo authority to kill anyone looting. Tho people wero to stay at homo after dark and tho light companies wero not permitted to furnish any light The protection to property mado the presence of troops quite necessary. "ThiB was not tho first time that San Francisco has been destroyed by flro, for she has' once before suffered a liko calamity. In this castrophe the flro department was de stroyed. Tho lntonso heat made ap proach to tho burning structure Im possible and falling walls struck down both engine and horso. Horses died In their harness. Many were cut loose to find their way to tho barn, whero they burned. Not All Red Tape. "In tho burned region, three fed eral buildings escaped without serious Injury, We hear much of tho red tape connected with government en terprises, but in this case it proved that while other buildings around wero destroyed tho federal building stood tho test. Tho city hall, which represented a great outlay and at the same tlmo was thov causo of a gi gantic steal, suffered almoBt com plete ruin. After tho flro tho street corners wero moist interesting scenes. Many people who had tried to save somo of their property had it ac cumulated here. Often primitive at tempts at housekeeping wero made. Tho people recovered their optlmlsj tic spirit in a short tlmo; and many evidences woro given of thoir energy 'and hope.. 'They joyenmade light of iuuir, uwiui burruunuiuu. iu mu rur lief work tho' Stamford students un dertook tho very excellent work of supplying tho ,city with milk, ;For 1 , ' . - . ," T 1. -J carrying gun-cotton and dynamltJ during tho flro automobiles -were om ployed as the" "moat practical "means of conveying- these explosives, safely and quickly,,, Many of the homeless pooplo established, camps about (the city under tho' supervision of the army. Ono might lmaglno that the burn,e4 city would look black, but rathor-tho city was a beautiful sceno in brown, It ono could forgot the cause. "Tho' saloons wero closed for threo months, wbilo tho city was at Its worst Tho results woro oxcellent Tho bullrings with stool frames stood well and wero very easily repaired. Tho concroto vaults gavo oiccollont sorylco In pres!irvlng monoy whon allowed to cool properly boforo open ing. Many mon wero glad to under take any work thoy could got and consequently many wero used In the hard, labor of brick sorters. Tho broad lino .contained pooplo of all classes for many days, yet thoro was vory llttlo actual suffering. Old clothes ofton vory unsanitary, wero sont to tho city." ANNOUNCEMENT OF CANDIDATES Thirteen Men Wish Places on Ath letic Board. In accordance with tho ruling of tho athletic board that tho namos of stu dent candidates for positions on that hoard shall bo published In ovory Issue of tho Daily $Tobraskan for a weok boforo the election Dr. Clapp has given out tho following state ment: The following students havo filed notification with mo stating that they wlsh'To bo considered atheltic board candidates for tho year 1909-10: Ohron A. Beltzer, R. M. Carroll, William Chaloupka, S. P Dobbs, C. E. Elliott, L. C. Hummdll, Q. C. Long, Dalo McDonald. S. A. Mahood, D. C. Mitchell, H. O. Perry, A. C. Schmidt, R. 6. CLAPP, Sec'y Unl. Ath. Board. George Bros. Printing Engraving Embossing Pino Lino Pound nnd Box Stationery Fraternity Bldij. 18th & N Bis Quality Counts THAT'S WHY Franklin's Ice Cream IB SO POPULAR We make a specialty of fancy creams, sherbets, ioes and punch for Frat and Sorority Parties. Auto 9181 Bell 205 1810 N Btreet Want - Ads Advertisements for the want ad column should be left at the business office, basement Administration Bldg., between 10 a. m. and U m., or be tween 2 p. m. and 6 p. m. Cash must accompany all orders for want ads, at the rate of 10 cents per insertion for every fifteen words or fraction thereof for the first Inser tion; three insertions 25 cents; five Insertions 40 cents. FOR RENT Will rent our hajl for parties on Mon., Tues,, Thurs. and Fridays at 4132 N; on Tues. and Thurs. at 1124 N. Lincoln Dancing Academy, Auto 4477. j , FOR SALE. FOR SALE -A new hleh-Krade bl cycle, at 25 per cent discount Inquire, at JNeorasKaq disco. i,-u FOR SALE A new 60 bicycle for $25. "See Nebraskan manager. 122-tf LOST AND FOUND. LOST Gold fob In Uni. Hall, May 3d, ;betweon 2 "and 8 o'clock. . Return tollag Office1. 128-137-3t LOSTr-rAn ' osteology" notebook With namo of 'Edgar Brlgham, Col lego View.; Nob. Finder please leave at Nebraskan Qffico. 130-140-3t Happenings of the Past Seven Years Ago. It was annountod by Commandant Smoko that tho cadot oncampmont would bo held at Soward. Six Yeara Ago. Tho appearance of tho Sombrero on tho campus was tho occasion ,of many charges of graft against tho editors and tho appoaranco of tho book callod forth tho severest criti cism. Five Years Ago. Tho varsity baseball toam roturnod to Lincoln aftor tho most "successful trip in tho history of Nobraska base ball." On tho trip Minnesota was dofoatod by tho scoro of 10 to 1. Four Years Ago. Varsity defeated Washington uni versity in baseball by tho scoro of 16 to 0. Three Years Ago. At tho Company B hop a small riot occurred In tho effort of those 'pres ent to got program b. An insufficient numbor had been provided so that there wero not enough to go around. One Year Ago. Sneak day was celerbatod by tho seniors, who spent the day at the Soldiers' Homo near Milford. Ono hundred and forty-ono studonts took part in tho celebration. HARVARD TO PUBLISH A PAPER. Graduate School of Journalism To Be Established. A scheme to publish a morning newspaper in Boston Is being dis cussed among the faculty and stu dents of Harvard University. The paper will bo run as any other morn ing edition except that all depart ments will bo-Jn-the-llinrds-of stu dents. This project has been con templated primarily for tho purpose of making tho school ono of practical journalism, and secondarily for tho purpose of putting Harvard more closely in touch with tho alumni and mon of BoBton, It is intonded that tho school shall be a graduate department of tho uni versity and shall give its students training in tho various branches of newspaper work. Tho publication will receive tho namo of "Vontau." The rowing classes started at Syra cuse this spring aro proving vory pop ular The Cornell faculty is requesting tho students to retrain from playing .baseball on tho campus on Sunday. President Van HIso of Wisconsin will glvo a course noxt year on the conservation of natural resources. A courso of lectures on mining law will be offered during tho summer by the University of Chicago Law School. Tho Cornell Dramatic club has just .been organized at Cornell. It is plan ning to present Ibsen's "Tho Pillars of Society" next fall. California has granted German "C's" to the substitute football men who were on tho sidelines at tho last inter-colleglato game. At Brown shrubs aro being planted along tho walks to add to the beauty of tho campus, and to keep tho stu dents to the concrete. Rose Poly has called off. tho meet with Purduo because four of tho best men on tho team are forced to be away during a thesis test. . During tho year- 1908-9, 123 differ ent colleges and universities wero.ren resonted among atho students in the University of Chicago Law School. The senior laws at Washington re cently boat the Juniors In a twelve Inning game by tho scoro of 9 to '6. At tho end of tho sixth inning the scoro was 6 to' 0 in favor of tho juniors. ' ' ' .' . i . i A now calendar has been proposed at Cornell'Which eliminates allvaca tlpns. except' ,tho Christmas jecoss. It has been discussed .at longthjby tho faculty, but no definite action has yot ,been taken op tho niattor r The Season' Oaly & Two for NEW'CREATlOrT ' V : '' : ' 2Sc It's reversible. Maa'6,wlth"asy" uc-siiaing space - ana "ratcntea Lock Front" 4-ply, QuartepSizes. U1UTEB SHUT 4 COILAI C0n(Hkm).TrarJt.T. PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS!! An Uplifting Sfety A Good and Trust worthy Garter ex erts a positive psychological m fluonco. It pro motes ,'polso and prompts Progress. It minimizes enu barrassmonfs. 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