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OTTAWA CAMPUS 1 1 MISS CUAWiOKl) ori'KKS NEW C'OIKSES l.EAUTY CONTEST CAUSE OF MUCH SCANDAL AMONG FACULTY AND i 1 i Ottawa University is attracting attention because of the advancement in her Home Economic de-purment. The new Hall." erected for this department, It is over. The last money has been i spent, the last blood drawn and the court proceedings are nearing com- pletion. The results still remain unaltered. Those that are separated will never more be together, those expelled will never more be Been In O.

peaceful halls, and those that 'I i i Your Easter Toggery Can be selected here with a great deal of satisfaction. Our buyers have left nothing undone to have the choicest things that the markets afford in Ladies' Suits, Coats, Dresses, Hats, Gloves, Hosiery, Dainty Underwear, for your choosing. You will like our prices too. Personal Magnetism Is a vital factor in your success in' school as well as after you start on your business career. Stylish, well fining clothes are essential to your greater success.

Select your new spring suit today $25 fo $45 remain are praying mac never mure will the thing which has caused this terrible disaster bo known to Ottawa University the Beauty Contest. It was not until the last week of the contest that the student body became greatly disurbed. Then 1 was whispered about the faculty was much divided over the question. It came to light that Prof. Perrussel had already spent sixty-nine cents on Helen and was prepared to back her, to the limit (unless Hattio found it out).

Monday Dr. Behan stepped up to a Junior and asked for seven dollars' The O. U. Store 1 4 GEORGE BROADY A HERO UN RAVELS DEEP MYSTERY TIIAT WILL CONVICT A NUMBER OF FAIR COEDS Iola Lichlyter Edna Wimmer and Gladys Garnett Guilty of Pouring Water Through Hole in Chapel Ceiling During "Pep" Meet-; ing Before Baker Game Last Fall worth of tickets. These he proudly made to Effie Weber.

Upon investigation it was learned the Doctor had secured this vast amount in a game of African Golf the day before. Dr. Biggins was backing Effie strong but Russell was persuaded by Frof, Perrussel that Marguerite was by far the best looking. The first real tragedy started Friday night when Edna told Lloyd that she would give him back his ring if he didn't enter her name in the contest. Owing to the fact that he only had and needed .61 more, the next day he bet Rev.

Benton the whole amount that he couldn't secure a quart of whiskey in twenty-four hours. Benton secured the jay water, hence Edna was not placed in the contest and Griff has a diamond for sale. Ted Jewell showed real brains in his part of the contest. He told Era any girl of his would be in the contest. Era saw her chance cut Orlo and dated with Ted.

Ted's $2.50 didn't materialize, but Era can't make it up with Orlo so Various young men were told that domestic relations would be severed unless certain names appeared on the list of Beauties. Among those con- around the flagpole. As he cautiously approached, he recognized them and heard one exclaim: "I love the tf rpsichorean art, ah! what a wonderful 'Moonbeam Fairy Dance' that is." He would watch these two individuals during the coining day. At 6:90 a. m.

Edna came down the basement hall singing, "Ah twenty-one indeed boys, ah twenty-one for me." At 7:41 Bernice and Florence rushed toward Lola demanding her favorite charade. Lola frowned, but said, "a gallon barrel." The girls laughed and answered, that they were two, who wouldn't have anything to do with a barrel but knew 2 and 1 girls that did. The plot was thickening and although it wasn't time for 8 o'clock class, Detective George Broady decided to go early so that he might think this over. As he entered the door, he heard a gentle voice say, "Prof. Bagby, please help me solve this problem.

How ia nearing completion. Plana foi the courses to be offered next year have been approved by President Price. Although these changes have been contemplated for time, they are to be realised as a result of the untiring tffoHs of Miss Crawford, professor of Home Economics department. The new courses will be the most popular work offered in 0. U.

and, doubtless, will be an attraction to many students, enrolled elsewhere. The most important changes, and those representative of the general advance of the department, are seen in the mw courses to be added namely, "Modern Methods in Spooning," "How to Entertain a Lounge Lizard," "Approved ways of getting and keeping a sweetheart," "How to eliminate a rival." Miss Crawford is well prepared to handle each of these courses. Until this year there has been no general demand for work of this kind. But conditions have changed. At the recent meeting of the Board of Trustees a petition, signed by Estelle Heath, Thelma Shaver, Winston Eas-ley, Effie Weber, Orlo, Burnham Gos-sett, Herbert Heritage and George Brody, was presented asking that these courses be introduced in 0.

U. After the trustees and Dr. Price had sent out qustionaires" to the students, 'they learned that not only did the condition of the petitioners justify the addition of these courses, bitt that there was a demand for them throughout the school. Miss Crawford has been granted a leave of absense for the remainder of this school year in order that she might take her doctor's degree in this line of She will go to LeLoup the last of this week. Her studies will consist entirely of practical experience.

As these courses consist of illustrated lectures and laboratory work, it has been necessary to employ an assistant in the department. From the many applicants Prof. Hartley, of the educational department has been selected, not only because of his ability but because there is no one to object. As Mr. Hartley is the most popular member of the faculty, his connection with these courses will, in a way, guarantee their success.

Arrangements are now being completed for a tour of the U. S. by Miss Crawford and Mr. Hartley during the summer. They will visit the important schools of our country and will assist in installing these courses wherever there is sufficient demand.

0. U. is certainly fortunate in having such talented and efficient professors for this work. Miss Crawofrd gives out this statement: "All students wishing to enroll in this work should see-' me at once in order that equipment may be purchased. Students enrolling will not be permitted to carry more than five hours in other departments because of the strenuousness ofi these courses.

Classes will meet in Spooner's Hall each evening from 9 p. m. to 1:35 a. m. No previous training necessary for enrollment.

Watch the bulletin board for further announcements." I 3 quested that she be allowed to go to the roof of the science hall to locate, and, if possible, remove the cause of the queer actions of the birds. The request was granted, and on the roof was found nine pans of mash. The Dean was immediately informed, the city officers called and the search began. Prof. Bragby, head of the Mathematics department, who can How extensive the operations and the sale of the liquor has been is not known.

Authorities think that likely it has been used exclusively by the manufacturers themselves. The cash bond has been set at 75 cents. So far he has been unable to raise the money. Scandal, scandal! Miss Margaret Good and Mr. Harold Golton have They were last seen leaving hastily in the direction of Wichita, followed by Miss Esther Randall, who is responsible for the sad affair.

So far nothing has been seen of the three and it is thought that Miss Randall became infatuated with a fat gentleman of questionable character, whom she met while hunting the two elopers. 1 smell liquor for twenty miles, located an extensive still in the closet of Dr. cerned are: Laird, Wimmer, Mitchell I Parasol's office. Doc Dugan and Ralph Marts were working over the and Palmquist. Prof.

Bagby finished his mathematical calculations on Thursday still when the door was swung open. Vera Henderson and Jim Mitchell i which proved that Nellie Mae was the best looking. Owing to the fact that much water can be poured thro' a 161 foot hose, 6 inches in diameter in 3 minutes His eyes bulged, could it possibly be Gladys Garnett. Why hadn't he watched her before. The girls were called to high court, but all pleaded not guilty.

It was not until the middle of the twenty-first trial that they would consider themselves guilty. As a reward, the Pres. has given our honorable detective a cut glass fly swatter. 1 were on a table doing a dance to the tune of "When Maggie died." The music was being rendered by George Rouse on a saw. his wife learned of his scheme, she refused to give him his weekly allowance so his startling information was of no use to Nellie Mae.

Detective George Broady, the Hair-lock Shomes of University valley discovers that Lola Liehlyter, Edna Wimmer and Gladys Garnett, are guilty of pouring water thro' the liole in the chapel ceiling, during the pep chapel before the Baker football game last fall. Because the faculty would not 0. K. their petition permitting them to climb the flag pole to watch the moon shine; it was their plan to send another flood and drown the faculty. They were depending upon Florence Keeteh and Bernice Settles to keep the barrel, which had been placed above the chapel ceiling, full of water.

Pres. High Price was the first victim, as he was standing directly beneath them. They were longing for revenge and let the first showers of the flood descend upon his head. This attempt was successful in drown-'ing the sounds uttered by the and a dictionary had to be brought in to aid in resuscitation. After ap-plying the Webster method of last aid for one-half hour, breathing was discontinued and High Price rushes to the door to catch the enemy.

His vocabulary was vociferous, vituperatej vehement, yet voluptuous volubility. The individuals had fled, leaving a 21 gallon barrel and 1G feet of 6 inch hose (rubber). These were turned over to, not turned on, the detective who has had them in his custody since the escapade. He has been continually following up clues but none had seemed satisfactory. At 3:73 m.

on April 1, he caught sight of two figures dancing We are very glad to acknowledge with thanks that we are' doing such a splendid business with you 0. U. stu MUSICAL STARS MAKE FAREWELL APPEARANCE IN CHAPEL. dents. We believe it is because we are IS Try SMITH'S STUDIO Over Crvstal Theater CORPORAL PUNISHMENT ADOPTED IN ACADEMY showing just the styles you want at considerable lower prices.

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Are Miss Price is expected by all to become the greatest sopranist of the world and Mr. Tallman the greatest baritone. Miss Price is also a very good pianist and Mr. Tallman, as we all know, is a talented violinist. All extend their best wishes for the success of these two.

Miss Brown, with the help and advice of Dr. Price, has again instituted corporal punishment in the Academy. This form of punishment had not been used for several years, Rufus Deer-ing being the last to received until its present adoption. It 'was instituted this time as a punishment' for flirting, Ruby Olson and. Henry Staadt.

you ANDERSON WHETSTONE 314 Main Announcement has been made of the marriage of Miss Marguerite Hjort and Mr. Harld Ireland. They will sail in June for Africa where they will have charge of a mission field. Dr. Ralph E.

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STUDENTS RAID WOOL-WORTH'S TO OBTAIN 1 KTnS ftM it rj Win 1 1 Y4 A iif fwfw. Due to the fact that there has been an especial demand for diamonds among the fair sex this spring and to the sudden rise in the price of dia 0 Kansas Citu HAIR I1ETS ARE HOW 10c EACH All the boys have been doubling their supply. I wonder why. We have TENNIS BALLS 50c each RACKET COVERS $1.50 each Order your Tennis Racket and Shoes now don't delay Get Your Home Cooked Lunches and Eskimo Pie at 0. U.

STORE H. A. BRANNAMAN C. JACOBUS, the Florist for Easter Specialties Choicest cut flowers and blooming plants in artistic arrangement Easter greeting cards Place cards Tally cards Nut cups Easter novelties 225 South Main Phone 387 Greenhouses, 8th and. Princeton Phone 69; Engraving monds, the boys, most concerned of all, met to decide the course to pursue in obtaining the glittering gems.

(nqraOinq Illustrating I Many plans were considered but ana Colorplate 308-510 East Oth A.HPetrus WEttoder each time rejected until Prof. Russell struck on the happy thought of OTTAWA LAUNDRY CLARK MAXWELL, Prop. 122 West Second St. TED OWENS, College Solicitor raiding Woolworth's store. It was accepted by all but Faye whose ideas of propriety prevented him from joining the safe blowers.

The gang, headed by Prof. Hartley and Roy Harmon, crept stealthily down the alley in the small hours of the night, some remaining on guard, others watching the red light and three entering the building. Enhance was gained through a window left unlocked, the three made their way to the jewel case and had grabbed as many rings as they thought the demand would require and retreated to the window. State Bank of Ottawa The Bank Where O. U.

Students Feel at Home Just as Dewey was emerging from the window, he was suddenly startled by the abrupt appearance of Orlo, who wished to cancel his order, caus I fill ing Dewey to drop some of tho rings. This probably accounts. for the mental depression among some of the girls. Winston, Helen Nellie Mae and Alvina are especially angry at Dewey and Orlo. However, some of the rings are being substituted by frat pins.

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