The Oklahoma Daily (Norman, Okla.), Ed. 1 Saturday, February 18, 1922 Page: 2 of 4
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THE OKLAHOMA DAILY
SATURDAY FEBRUARY 18 1922
The Oklahoma Daily
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DOYT rLAV JOKES VIA OKLA-
HOMA DAILY
The other day some one entered the
Daily office and bid a note on the desk
while the staff were gone announcing
the engagement during the Christmas
holidays of two University students
As it had news value (lie Daily ran the
story in the society column It was
later found out to be a joke played up-
on the two in question and was false
Tfie Daily is the student newspaper
OL the university and wishes to print
all real news that is reported to it Ia
die past numerous announcements turn-
ed into the office were printed to ac-
commodate the person turning them in
provided they had general interest
The Daily was placed in an embarassing
position in regard to die engagement
announcement when one of the patties
of the supposed contract came in and
denied the truthfulness of the nears
ff you want the Daily to serve you
treat it fair News stories that turn
out false makes the editor doubt even
good tips and waste time getting them
verified News turned in by responsi-
ve parties or told b a reporter with
Its the Biggest Picture
This Season
“THUNDERCLAP”
William Fox's super production of
die greatest horse race ever filmed
with
Mary Carr
famous mother in “Over the Hill"
Last Times Today
Direction Josh Billings
Regular Prices 10 and 25
Your Spring Ilat
at a saving
Shades of Blacks Browns and
Greys
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SPECIALS
Those Nifty Bow Ties
(Sport Model)
A new supply on hand for you
F & J Gash Store
authority given will be dealt with in all
fairness to the news value of the story
If you want to play a capital joke on
your friends do it so that the Daily
will not be involved Probably the per-
son who turned in the lip while the edi-
tor was gone did not think of the con-
sequences or he would not have done it
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139S Years Combined
Service of 235 Profs
' DeBarr Oldest Nestor
Thirteen hundred ninety -eight years
of teaching are represented by the combined-
services of the 235 profewors
instructors and assistants at the uni-
versity and its subordinate medical
school at Oklahoma City This sum
takes into account the time of teaching
in this university only
Three men on the faculty have each
given over a quarter of a century of
their lives to service in the sch mL Dr
Edwin DeBarr leads with a record of
V) years having been first appointed
to the university in 1892 Dear J S
Buchanan is next with 27 years Prof
J F Paxton follows closely with 26
years work
Dr A 1L Van Vleet dean of the
graduate school has been at the uni-
versity since the Spanish -American war
Dr J W Sturgis professor of Latin
has taught in the language department
since the dawn of the twentieth cen-
tury Dean Roy Giltinger who re-
ceived his B A degree at the Universi-
ty of Oklahoma has seen 20 years of
service I Hit was still a student in school
during Doctor DeBarr ninth year as
professor in the science- department
Shades of Washington I
Read the Tale of This
Lost Paper Ti’ True
Students were reminded of their
Revo'utionary War history Wednes-
day night when in the midst of an an-
imated discussion the tights went out
on the Websterian literary society and
left the group in utter darkness
A mad scramble was the result and
when the lights flashed on again it
was discovered that the constitution
of the society had disappeared
Member harkened back and mutter-
ed the old tale o’er how the Conneti-
cut'charter had been whisked from the
treaty chamber and hid in the old
Charter Oak
The Webs had met to form an ade-
On With The Dance
Saturday Night
Under Auspices of the High School
IVAN LEHRER’S
HARMONY SIX
DAVIS HALL
Over Parker’s Cofectionerj
Young Men
Twenty dozen new spring style caps
just arrived Beau Brummel and Triangle
brands They are here in all the solid and
mixed fabrics with guaranteed unbreakable
visors
Priced at
S250 $275 and $300
R G Berry Merc Go
The Store Accommodating
quate constitution As the debate wax-
ed f'eryover the very last clause the
lights were extinguished Excitement
had already reached a high pitch and
so the party was thrown into wild con-
tusion As the lights winked on the
constitution had disappeared and with
it some of the members
The Websterians are not however
without a constituton for luckily the
secretary had made a copy of the doc-
ument FOUND— A brilliant bar pin and
comb Call Daily office
NO FEAR OF DROUGHT
IN FUTURE WITH NEW
PIPES READY FOR USE
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“I have no tear o! drouth in the fu-
ture" J H Craven auperintendent of
the campus said Wednesday as he out-
lined his plans for the new irrigation
system which is to be installed in the
spring
The system provides pipes to be run
from the main line to all beds on the
oval so that when the faucet Is turned ”
on each bed is watered at one time Mr-
Craven said
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A Dinner At Seawright’s
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Co-eds do like to eat down town So get in solid by
bringing her to Seawright's where real food is served in a
most satisfying maner
Seawright’s Cafe
DOWNTOWN
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arising for a new and better method
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demand
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Nettleton, Tully A. The Oklahoma Daily (Norman, Okla.), Ed. 1 Saturday, February 18, 1922, newspaper, February 18, 1922; Norman, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1780398/m1/2/: accessed July 17, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.