THE DAILY NEBRA8KAN
SNOW, BEAUTIFUL SNOW hght for plums
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ALL THE WORLD 9EEMS TO HATE
HIM WHO INTENDS TO QO
TO THE PROM.
CABS ARE A MINUS ARTICLE
Every Livery in Town Has Several
Calls for All CabB at Their Dis
posal with 8ome
Refused.
YoHtenliiy wuh a porfoct ropllca of
tho day almont a yoar ago when the
four convicts oncapod from tho ponl
Lntlary and arouaod Lincoln and tho
unlvonUty body ho highly. Snow, wind,
cold, united to inako it the worst day
of the winter
Tlmt is, made It bad for pooplo In
KPiieral It wan hoavon itHolf for tho
bimy cabbies and cloth lorn who wore
kept buHy all day and night taking care
or the victlniH of the Htorm. The snow
makes It eHpeclally mean for those go
ing to the prom tonight for unless tho
storm letH up cabs will be necessary
in many cases to protect the thin wear
ing apparel of the "ferns," and the
"hard boiled" shirt fronts of the mas
culine element
At noon yesterday Knsign was no
longer selling first calls on cabs.
Many other liveries wero sold out and
a general shortage was reported all
over town
Among other griefs wrought was
that falling to the lot of tho fraternity
freshman Walks to shovel, steps to
shovel, more walks to shovel etc., etc.
without end, such was this poor mor
tal's lot yesterday. Unused to labor,
tho clemency of the winter so far has
lert his muscles soft and his hands
without blisters. Without warning two
foot of unnecessary and entirely super
fluous matorlal was put in a location
from which it must bo removed Imme
diately Presto tho ordinarily lazy
underclassman becomes a model of dili
gence Hut tlu snow went on.
Hopes aro for an early let up today
but at the time of going to preBS, every
thing indicated a daylong storm.
Parasites Around 8chool Keep Office
holders' Ears Hot With Requests
for Favors.
Now that tho smoke of conuict has
cleared away and the roar of the battle
haa become mere distant thunder, the
human vultures known as ofTlceseekers
soar down and alight on the head of
tho successful candidate These birds
of prey aro to be found wherever poli
tics play a part. Thoy will hang on
tho trail of an unfortunate officeholder
day and night until they are given an
olllco with Bonio graft attached to it
If ono of them happens to bo real for
tunato he would be taken in early in
tho game. Hefore the olection It 1b
fixed so that ini tho evont of a certain
man being elected he In return for
their support pledges to give them cer
tain offices that they desire It is
usually a chairmanship that entails
some "comps" or desirable graft. Ap
pointments will bo out early next week
and tho open season on officeholders
will bo over.
Cornhusker Notice.
All general organizations must have
their pictures for the Cornhusker
taken before March 15
A conduit which will carry electric
wires from the heating plant of the
University to the Temple is being con
structed. The wires at the present time
aro carried under the street in the
Bame conduit with steam pipes and
considerable trouble has been experi
enced with the grounding of the elec
tric circuit. It is planned to place all
electric wires on the campus under the
ground in conduits separate from those
which carry the steam.
MARCH 13 THE DAY
Phi Beta Kappa Honors to Be Qiven
Out on Ides of Windy Month
Dean Stout in Charge.
The announcement of Phi Beta Kap
pa honors to members of the senior
class will come on March 13, on tho
Thursday's convocation before spring
vacation As is the usual custom, tho
honor will be conferred upon approxi
mately thirty members of tho graduat
ing class. Dean O. V. P. Stout Is In
charge of arrangements. Last year P.
B. K. day came on the 14th of March,
tho day of the big blizzard, and the
day of tho sensational outbreak from
the penitentiary.
TRY
OUR LUNCHEONETTES
They are always the best
We serve hot and cold
drinks all winter long.
Lincoln Candy Kitchen
South West Corner 14 and O Street
AH GO ON
Sale Now In Progress
30 Per Cent Discount
Felt, Leather, Silver, Silk
and Silver Novelties . . .
The
University Book Store
THE CAFETERIA
Of the University Y. M- C. A.
THE BEST PLACE FOR STUDENTS
Breakfast 7 to 8 : 30 Dinner 1 1 to 1 : 30 Supper 5 : 30 to 7
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We Want Your Coal Orders. Give Us a Trial Order
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1106 O STREET
AUTO 3228
BELL 234
WHITMAN'S CLASSY CANDY
Meier Drug Co.
1 3th and O Sts.
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK
if 12th and O Streets if
it P. A. Hall President
if F. H. Johnson Vice-Pres. if
W. W. Hackney, Jr. Asst Cash, if
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Today would be a good time
to have your picture taken for
the 1911 Cornhusker.
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L. C. Smith & Bros.
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HAVE YOU EXAMINED ONE?
More L. C. Smith Typewriters used by the University of Nebraska than all other
makes combined. Just the result of a careful and thorough test. Call and see one of
the new models. If you do not find time to call, drop a card for the booklet.
During the past few months we have secured as part payment on new L. C. Smith
typewriters sold, a large number of other makes, many good as new. These will be
sold for One-fourth to One-half original cost. Certainly some real bargains.
Our stock of rental machines is very complete, any standard make.
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