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The Daily Nebraskan
THE PROPERTY OP
THE UNIVERSITY OP NEBRASKA,
Lincoln, NobraBka.
Published by . ..s
THE STUDENT PUBLICATION HOARD
EDITORIAL STAFF. .,,,
Editor K. P. Frederick
Manaalna Editor Carl J. Lord
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TUESDAY, MARCH 22, 1010.
THE WEATHER.
Ycslurduy wuh the twenty-llral day
or March, tho spring equinox. The
equinox linti been ushered In with the
UHiiiil BtorniB and atmoBphorlc-disturb
unccH. Tha Htorm center hoB been lo
cated In (ho college or law and Its
effects liavo been felt In varloim parts
of the campus. Strang lassltudo liaa
characterized tho Btudent aBinoBphero
and will be followed by a calm which,
according to predictions, will continue
for a weok. Aftor tho calm predic
tions fall to carry uh that far. Let us
hope for settled woathor.
tho pluck and tho enorgy to carry his
course with honor. Ho haB not boon
whirled away by tho flurries that so
often carry a weakor. man far away
from his college course. Ho may have
played and played hard, hut ho has
also worked and worked hard. We
-can hnrdly admire a failure. We Bel
do in admire a mediocre mmv or wo
man. But wo do admire one who buc-cecds.
Phi Pal vs. Delta Tau.
This ovonlng at 8 o'clock the mom
bors or tho Phi Kappa PbI and Delta
Tau Delta fraternity basketball tenmB
wllf meet In tho armory to decide the
championship of tho Intorfratcrnlly
basketball league.
Both toama have won all the games
on tholr roBpoctlvo sldOB and this
game decides which team will hold the
ilrst place pennant.
PHI BETA KAPPA.
Tho culmination, tho crowning
Forestry Students Leave.
Flfteon undergraduates- or tho for'
est department loft Sunday morning
for Halsoy, to bo gone two weeks.
Tholr work there will be flold plant
ing and nursery work, together with
a . little in the reforestation of tho
sandhlllB. This work npplicB on the
amount, of required practice or Held
work nceesBary for graduation.
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8lgma Tau Initiates.
Sigma Tau, tho englneorTng frater
nity, hold an initiation 'Saturday nftor-
noon at tho Alpha Thota Chi house.
The following men were initiated: O.
B. Van Borg, '10; H. C. Cussack, D. L.
Hrlckson, F. H. Rosencrants and O. A.
Bennett, '11. Tho annual banquot was
held Saturdny evening nt the Lincoln,
nt which many alumni members were
presont. O. J. Shaw, '08, of Aurora
acted as toastmaster.
Interfraternlty Championship.
Tho In'terfraternlly baseball cham
pionship of laBt year will be playod
off today. Tho championship at the
close. oi the season last year lay be
tween trie Delta Tau Delta and Phi
Gamma Psl. Tho game will Jie played
today nt 4 o'clock.
University Republicans.
All university republicans are
.urged to be out for a meoting Tues
day evening at the Temple. A speaker
will, bo present, who will bo an
nounced later. This Ib an important
meeting and a full represontatidn is
desired. .
A. M. HARE,
President.
Receives Recognition.
Dr. ('. W. Wallace of tho Univer
sity of Nebraska Is receiving olllcial
recognition in London nt tlio present
time. The research work which he
has been doing and which has result
ed in the wonderful Shnkespoarean
TRUCK MEN BACK
Cornhuskers Make Good Showing-at
the Kansas City Meet Saturday.
The members of tho squad of track
men who represented tho University
of Nebraska at tho Kansas City meet
last Saturday evening returned yeB
terday. The men of tho squad made
a good showing nnd are satisfied with
the result of the moot. The chief
glory of tho Nebraska men was win
ning the relay race against eight
teams who contested for thiB ovent.
The Nebraska men had tho satisfac
tion of defeating tho fast Drake team'
which was conceded to win the race,
and tho Cornhusker men nro now the
champion relay team of tho Missouri
Valley
Two 'of tho Nebraska menvqunllfied
in tho semi-finals and. the finals of the
llfty-yard dash, but they .were unnblc
to win placoB In this ovent. About
fifty entries were made for this pvent
nlone. In the hurdles tho Nebraska
man, MacDonald, vas handicapped to
such an extent that he was unablo to
win a place, altnough wtlh the handi
cap against him he made a showing
worthy of commendation. The work
or all the .Nebraska track men is now
concentrated on tho Omaha meet,
which will be held April 1st.
You Won't Feel Right If
You Are Not Wearing
the Latest in Dress Ac
cessories.
" Furnish
ers to
Men Who
Know"
The
Arrow
Collar in
the Very
Latest Shapes
GET A BUDD $2.50 HAT BEFORE
YOU GO HOME. 1415 O ST.
The New
Crepe De
Chene
Neckwear
for Spring
QT The men you see at church, on the
" street, in the theatres during the next
week will be wearing the very newest
and moat attractive Dress Accessories
that can be found on the market. It has
reached that period of the year when
merfmake the 'rriosE radical change' in
their dress and invariably it is their cus
tom to become throughly posted before
making their purchases.
(JT We are rapidly gaining a reputation
" for carrying one of the most up-to-date
stocks of Men's Dress Apparel
that can be found in the city. This un
doubtedly is due to the fact that the
department is entirely new; new man
agement; new fixtures; new thoroughly
posted clerks and last and most import
ant an absolutley new stock through
out the entire department
CJT We invite your inspection and criti
" cism assuring you that you will never
be urged to purchase. Special attention
is called, to our Window Displays, clear
ly illustrating the very latest for Easter
Wear.
Rudge & Guenzel Co.
Be Refreshed
Our Fountain is now open. Fruit
Sundaes and Cold Drinks. We
try to please all.
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event or tho Bonlor year 1b, to many,
tho announcement or tho Phi Bota
Icifppn elections. "Tlioro-Ib tho Btu
dent who hns workod hard, sacrificed
much, and gained tho coveted key. Ho
is happy There is tho student who
Iuib not worked as hard, perhaps, but
who has taken a lively lntoretu in tho
world about him. To him tho key
comeB as an incident in his college
career. He too Is happy. Then thoro
Is tho student who Iuib been compelled
to support hlniBeir throughout his col
lego lire; perhaps ho has been ill for
a time; perhaps he has had special in
terests In his college "r!7o which have
caused him to nogloct a part or his
courBo; or perhaps ho got a wrong
start as a freshman; he gets no key.
He Is maybe unhappy. Lastly, there
Is. tho student who has deliberately
noglected his work. Perhaps ho too
feels a twlngo of regret at tho delib
erate loss 'of tho koy.
' . Phi Beta Kappa, It TsSaT5To say, Is
beyond tho reach of a few of tho stu
dents who attend tlip unvorsity. It
Ib the highest scholastic honor to be
given to an academic student. Bu,t,lt
takes a sacrifice to securq tho honor. -Some
are unwilling to make tho sacri
,flce. 'Some are prevented from mak
ing it. Those who nro unwilling to
mako it can only feel roprot, it those
things which they wore unwilling to
give up for tho Phi Bota Kappa key
(Were of less value than the, key, Those
who were prevented, from, making the
' , sacrifice, through, other, moro neces
. sary .sacrifices, should feel,. no regret.
H Is unavoidable,- . ,. . ,,.
Yet It is Inherent In man lo desire
recognition. Phi Beta, Kappa is rec
' ognltiQn of scholarship, pure and sim-
plei The student 'body admires th$
rfcholar,iie,does''not admire the grind,
for It '-'feels'that he Is losing more
ithan- ho gains, But the Phi Beta
'Kappakejr'does'nbt necessarily brand
a student .fcs' agrlndt It' means that
the ifltudhthaB'-merely :had the grit,
discoveries is being oincially recog
nized by tho government. The official
records and documents which ho has
discovered are bolng exhibited in tho
museum or official records in London.
Notice. .
Freshmen who desire class caps
should boo tho committee or solocitors
at once, as tho last order goes In to
night at o'clock.
F. PHILLIPS.
Chairman.
Sophomores, Notice.
Owing to the ract that this Is Phi
Bota Kappa day, the registrar lias
forbidden tho holding of any class
meetings. For this reason the sopho
more class meeting that was to be
held' today has been postponed until
tho llrst Thursday after the Easter
recess.
NEVER KNOW if
you NEVER TRY
When you wunt to got CloanlnR and Preying
dono by band nud not by machinery bring
your clothoH to
JOE The Tailor
who Ih also a Specialist on altering and refitt
ing your clotboa up-to-dato.
MARGARET M. FRICKE
Dressmaker of Style and Economy
UPSTAIRS, 1328 O ST. LINCOLN
Dean Davis to Read Paper.
During tho spring vacation Dean
Davis will read .a paper on "Incent-,
Ives to Study" before tho deans of the
arts colleges In tho north central
association convened at tho Univer
sity of Illinois. He will' .also attend
the meeting of the association nt Chi
cago. .
University Bulletin
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Senior Finance Committee.
Member's of the senior' finance and
auditing committee are requested to
meet in U10G Tuesday evening at5
o'clock. Members of this' clmmlttee
are O. E. Berg.. Miss Esther Bailey
and. Paul Yates. i .k
' . aR. L. COCHRAN,' J
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''' Field Geoldgy.
All members of courses 21 'and 22
are'VequeatSd to 'confer with' Profes
sor Bengtson today In regurd ,td the
field work to be done. . PartleB will
make the Platte river excursion' the
latter half of this" week. l03-3t
MARCH.
22, Tuesday, 10 a. in. to 12 in. No
classes.
22, Tuesday Phi Bota Kappa Day.
22, Tuesday, 11 a. m., Memorial Hall
Junior-freshman debate.
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22, Tuesday, 8 p. m., Muslt Hall of
Temple -Democratic Club meets.
22, Tuesday, 10 a. jn., Memorial Hall
Junior-freshman debate. "FIf
:ttrerith Anetadtnont.,,
22, Tuesday, 7:30 p. m Memorial
Hall Sophomore rally.
23, Wednesday, 6 p. m. Spring vaca
tion commences.
23, Wednesday, 7 p. m. Glee Club
meets.
25, Frldayf 5 p. m. Convocation.
,.., Prof, Gv W A. Lucky. "Shall Or
,,r . ganlzed Play Bo .Made a Part of
the Public SchooltCurrlculum?,r
SOWednesday, 8 a; m. Spring vaca
tion onds.'
30, Wednesday, 6:50 p. m. Y. W 0. A-
mid-week meeting; ''Mrs. lW T.
Elmore,
31, Thursday! li:'3(T'a in., Memorial
Hall Bophdmore meeting.
Fraternities Sororities
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