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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
Senator Curtis Has
Outside Chance
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8n active man, tireless, industrious,
and devoted to the routine of his
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office a man still young at sixty
seven. He is everybody's friend.
His colleagues call him Charlie. His
constituents swear by him as they
would swear by a trusted Ford or a
well-tried almanac. He knows an
amazing number of them personally.
Boo mi May Fade
Whether such a man can be nom
inated for the Presidency depends
essentially upon what happens to his
chief competitors. Curtis will go to
the Republican convention with the
twentv vntsi r,t P.. j
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possibly with thirty more outside.
wnat win happen to him then will de
pend on what has happened to the
Hoover boom, the Lowden boom, the
Dawes boom, and various other ma
jor and minor booms before the dele
gates assemble how far short of a
majority any single candidate re
mains, how available the engineers of
the convention consider a candidate
from the Middle West, stronc in th
Senate, popular with the farmers and
yet no fire eater.
Curtis is an outsider, but a real
contender. Nor would there be nv
essential injustice in his nomination.
For he represents bold ana dashing
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individuality tamed to the drab pur
poses of party routine. And that is
essentially the history of politics in
America.
Military Club Keeps
Old Nebraska Ways
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"red-head" selection we seriously
doubt our own ability to pick win
ners. The Pershing Rifles get little blue
and white ropes to hang over their
shoulders. These Weie originated for
cameras, but since all the trouble
about parking it is'nt successful to
kodak through college. We would
like to congratulate all of the new
Pershing Rifles for belonging to an
(honorary) organization.
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Phi Delta Thau House I
Students Will Name
Choices for President
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dents being in class at that hour than
any other. For that reason a vote
will be taken in those classes in order
to reach the greatest number of uni
versity students possible. Those hav
ing no 9 o'clock class may go to any
class at 9 o'clock Wednesday morn
ing and vote.
Vote Taken Elsewhere.
A vote such as this is being taken
in many prominent colleges and uni
versities throughout the country.
Eastern colleges have accepted it al
most unanimously; Harvard Univer
sity will take a poll on Sunday, March
18. R. S. Bailey, editor of The In
dependent,' is assisting colleges in
carrying out the "straw vote."
The names that will appear on the
ballot are : W. E. Borah, Charles Cur
tis, C. G. Dawes, V. Donehey, H.
Hoover, C. E. Hughes, F. O. Lowden,
R. T. Meridith, G. W. Norris, J,
Reed, A. G. Ritchie, A. E. Smith, O.
Underwood, T. J. Walsh, and F. B.
Willis.
The voter will be asked to tell his
party preference and that of his fa
ther and his mother. He will also
be requested to tell his major study,
and what year in the University.
Only one choice will be allowed.
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Debaters Have
Two Contests
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zation for the second year. Mr. John
son is taking second year work in
the College of Law.
David Fellman, also a member of
Delta Sigma Rho, is a junior in the
College of Arts and Sciences. He has
had considerable experience in the
field of argumentation, being a grad
uate of Omaha Central high school
where he was actively engaged in
debate.
As has been stated, all of Nebras
ka's debates this season have been
of the open forum type. The debaters
have contested with other universi
ties and colleges in towns outside of
Lincoln where an interested audi
ence could be reached. According to
a member of the squad, they feel
that a mistaken idea has been held
that university students were more
concerned over the debates than out
siders. It seems, however, that by
holding debates in other cities a lar
ger number of interested persons
may be reached.
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Gentlemen: This is Latin. Latin is an Ancient Lan
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Literal Translation Strike up the band ! Now is the
time to drink. Now is the time to shake a mean pair
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Soon after I learned that the
Kresge Company was opening a
number of new stores and offered
an exceptional opportunity to
young men with a college educa
tion, 1 aprlied and started in the
stockroom at Columbus, Ohio, In
March, 1920. After experience in
four different cities, I was made a
manager in January, 1923. In Janu
ary, 1927, after having managed
stores in AllcntownandScranton,
Fenna., I was given charge of our
Columbus Dollar Store, returning
in leaf than seven years ai manager
to the store in which I had started
at $25 per week.
'Before I took up the Kreage work
I had carefully analyzed the
opportunities in many different
lines. I had been graduated from
the University of Pennsylvania
Law School and hsd been admit'
ted to the prsctice of law in the
Stares of Pennsylvania and Ohio.
I hsd hsd numerous opportunities
of less strenuous character, sod
carrying at the start greater com
pensstion. However, after my
eight yesrs with the Kretge Com
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And 1 think trie Krrsne Company,
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THE most important problem that confronts seniors during
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business world is the ambition of every college man. And most
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