The Oklahoma Daily (Norman, Okla.), Vol. 13, No. 192, Ed. 1 Saturday, May 18, 1929 Page: 4 of 4
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THE OKLAHOMA DAILY SATURDAY MAY 18 1929
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KIMBALL TANT
TO RUN PAPER
Summer Paper Will lie
Published Five
Davs A W eek
McDonald Speaks
At Kiwanis Banquet
Civic Club Celebrate Iti Sixth An-
niversaiy University Girls’
Gloe Club Sings
PATTERSON NEW
BLUE KEY HEAD
Dical Chapter Will Have
Installation Panquct
On Mav 23
An address by District Governor I
A McDonald and severnl selections by i
the university girls' glee club were
i special features of the sixth annivers-
Ray Klmbbll and Charles Tant were' ary celebration of the Kiwanis club
elected to the business managership1 at 7:30 Thursday evening at the First
and editorship respectively of thel Baptist church The affair was in the
Oklahoma Daily for thj summer term form of a banquet
by th publication board Thursday! The meeting was in charge of Phil ’a' ’elirt ed'
Kimball is present business managcr'-C Kidd who wo the first president i ccming yegr UCCordinB"to EdPtte
and Hint la the present mechanical ! Members and their wives were invited president of th local chapter
DiHaA it 1 liL luutn ! ' “
Wilh the apprvoal of the nntioual
clmpler Wednesday members of Blue
K: y honorary leadership nnd service
fraternity met at the Delta Tau Delta
officers for the
foreman
The paper will appear five day:
a week omitting Saturday and Mon-
day The decision to continue the'
Dally thru the summer will mak- it
one of the few college n'wspapers in
the country publishing for more than
the regular winter session In for-
mat summers The Sooner Btudctit
a semi-weekly mss published
The newspaper will be under the
control of the publication board
Contract for printing the Whirlwind
next year was 14 to tlie Norman
Transcript The Southwestern En-
graving company Tulsa was awarded
the engraving contract for I he 1OJ0
Sooner
The Thursday session was the lad
for the studmt members of the pub-
lication board Those who gave waj
to new board members are Virgin1?
Nelson John Pearson Dick Pearce
Gordon Slover and Todd Ferguson
Incoming members are Ruth Smith
Ed Patterson Bob Breeden Mex Cur-
ray and Benton Ferguson
Churchwell Gives
List Of Graduates
8:ncc the club hfu been organiari !
Ihe lollowing officer were elected
wera the mePtSn: “ P-
nr n 1?1 nicrnN rs on-y me Jcnt Bill pj vtwood vice-president:
° ‘L n 1 Tm HoMnaon secretary Lee Dodson
Cta ” Btaiiliy former presi- trcMurpr Bill Hamilton Sergeant -at
arms M L Warden acting dean ot
men will be faculty sponsor for the
fraternity
The forma installation banquet or
Blue Kay will be Isold Thursday ev:n-
ing May 23 Speakers at the banquet
will include Dr W B lilasell and
Dean Wardell
Blue Key was founded at the Un
versify of Florida in 1925 and thcr
are now 49 diaptcrs in the United
States Blue Key lias grown fastei
than any other nailoral fraternity
Tim local chapter is the only on it
Okiiiioma
Tnp charter members of the om
niration Includ- John Pearson Tom
Wrivht W P Gage Paul G Shelley
j Merton Munson Karl Ritter Paul
Turnbull Henry Griffin Savoie Loi-
itinvilie Rottawell Stephans Bill Hamil-
j ion Ed Patterson Lee Dodson Can-
Bill Fleetwood Don
dent
A short business session was com-
bined with the social meeting
lasTpoloIme
IS WITH TIGERS
Sooner Team Will Play
At Missouri Today
In Final (in
One Hundred Fifteen High School
Senior Will Receive Diplomas
On May 24
Sooner poloists battle on the Mis-
souri Tiger field this afternoon in
their lust engagement of she year
Spencer McHenry Robley Evnnon McMahan
Clyde Watts Ralph Gnrretron anti Er-j Diefcaww Clarence McElroy Bob
n M Mills in charge of Lieut R II j RMton and Herbert Peters
Knapp make up the Oklahoma row ! '
tingent who hope to light th-lr wavj j-x
to victory in the go with tlie Tigers tOGlFy
Since the tram from New Moxtrti
Military Insiiiute clown'd the Sooner- 'fd tor's note— The
On hundred and fifteen seniors will
be graduated from Norman high school
May 34 according to M M Church-
well The number represents a slight
Increase over last year when 111 wete
graduated The commencement speech
will be given by Ted Beaird of the ex-
tension division of the university and
the baccalaureate sermon by Rev A
A Miller pastor of the Naaarene
church
Those who will receive diplomas are:
Walter Abbott Elvin Anderson Em-
ory Anderson Anita Banks Louise Bar-
nett Georgia Mae Beasley William
Blrkhead Christie Black Whit Bow-
man Garland Brtntle Verlta Bell Al-
ta Bradley Evelyn Bradley Geraldine
Bradley Frank Buxbee Elisa Camp-
bell Ben net Clanton Lucille Clark
Robert Clark Grade Close Doris Cole
Alice Corbett
Elvis-Corbin Luella Crocker The-
resa Cromwell William ""rls Cul-
well Howard Evans Ciuiaoe Fair-
child J M Fleming Jack Foster Le-
nora Fuentes Ruth Garnett Lahoma
Gilbert Eleanor Gossett Jack Greene
John Graham Elizabeth Guild Leah
Hackler
Kiturah Harrington Mildred Hart
Ruth Hays Agnes Hctcbcl Louise Hen-
drix Geneva Holder Dorothy Holland
Melbourn Holland C H Hooks Harry
Horner Olln Hudgins Bobby Huff 8
T Husky Ellen Jones Paul Jones Wil-
liam Justice Pauline Justice Elmer
King Hazel KnUelcy Don Lacey Wil-
liam Lockett
Floyd Luper Corrtne Maddon Vi-
foOamng poems
day1 irrrc terillen by students in the
ago the S Sooner have taken a n--wi i’nt versify high school and junior
lease on life and have improved ihii high school
igame so mui': that they believe tiiej j SOMETHING
will have no trouble in trimming th
Missouri outfit
By Uarparlte Dravghon
Just at rhe dusk of a spring evening
Tli? Tiger encounter is tlie tilth f-: I When the heart is filled with a vague
tlie Sooner this year In two game! unrest
with the University of Arizona parh-i 'Or with a ling line glowing eestacy
in ihe season thry won otie game and i Or with a Go! hf ::a:ie of agony
Webster To Finals
Of University Golf
Laat Year' Runherup Downs School
Champion In Semi-Final
Round Of Play
Dan Webster last year's runnerup
to Tommy Clifford In pie university
golf championship will piny the win-
ner of the Orien Daniels-Francis
Fleming match for the championship
of the school this year
Webster defeated Clifford In the
semi-final match of their bracket In
play last week By virtue of his ellih-
inatlon of the champ Webster to slat-
ed to cop the pair of knickers offered
by 6 K McCall's to the winner of the
tournament
Fleming and Daniel will play their
match as soon as the weather permits
them to venture onto the country club
course
Hills Introduced To
Abclish Commission
tied til? second while New Mexico
Military Institute brandishing a fast
brand of polo let them down without
a victory
Interest In polo this year has been
greater than it has been in revfral
seasons All indications point to e
successful season for next year as the
sport has begun to flerisli In this re-
gion and the flid will be filled wiih
plenty of competition next year
—
Forty-one Get Commission
From R 0 T C Unit
(Continued from Page it
will receive a trophy from Carl Giles
the best first sergeant will be given a
cup by McGlnley's grocery and the
best equitation sophomore' "will be giv-
en a cup by the Riding club The prize
freshman will be given a cup from the
First National bank while the most
expert topography sophomore will be
given a cup by Ilia Scabbard and
Blade
HOMO BEST GUXNES
The Bombardiers will give a cup to
the best freshman gunner and (he best
drilled freshman will be awarded a cup
n by the Security National bank Major
ota mrickArtaEVm1‘'M-i'k" dote a CBp 10 thC
tin Opal Mays H P Meyer rtubyf1
Lee Miller F'-ih Miller Ton Mitch- Seniors -ho will receive commissions
el Helen Montgomery John Mc-
Kitterlck Helm McCalrb
Walter Morrison Frank Moore Ed-
na Nelson William New block Virgin-
ia Oliver Mary Patterson Krcell Pcar-
stfn Madina Pettit George Pirtle Lil-
lian Plumlee Lester Riling Helen
Roane Jack Rowland Lets Ryan
Diets Scott Mildred Shears Richard
8Imms Alan Skelton
Joe Smalley Earnest Starxer Cecil j J W Meeker J F Meeks L D Moni-
Slephens Leona Stevenson Uiuiim jgomery M Munson G L Robinson
Stewart Leonard Storm Sybil Sio-iA B Shivs j R Smith L V Smith
rtn Ollle Saunders Ruth Sturgis G M Sturgell G P Warner R L
Ruth Turner - Eamesiine Vanney j Wagner A E White and R J Wool-
Edward Walker Alta Waters Evlynsey
Ware Betty Westervelt Helen Wil-j Those who will receive certificates
son John Womack Cecil Woods 'are: J F Beil B B Boatman E H
Ruth Wright Forest Wyitt Ardiii Clarkson D 1 IVnnv M C Einan-
Young William Zinn Evelyn Zuali ceL E L Fricke and W O Johnson
are: S W Base J F Ilarth D D
Campbell R L Cox B W Christmas
L T Dnnforth J B Davis B N Dick-
inson E V Dosch L S Emanuel R
D Fagin R P Gardner R B Gnr-
retsoi: P K Goodrich U P Grace
K J Hardwirh W J Hood R C Hoy J with their frequent repetitions
G E Hughes Harry Hughes W W As of thunder in the mountains?
Hundley J H Kcnni-dv H F Knight
J C Love J P Luton W C McAl-
! Jester C N McCair TV E McCloud
Or vih a deep dull ache where once
was pain —
I see it cottonwood tre eacros the way
I recall tlie mighty sound of this tree
Lashed by las autumn's storms
But sine? has been winter and now
is spline
And I sre it transformed from brown
to grcciv—
Tiny fragile leaves of tender green
Gently rustling in th espring dusk
Since one short week
And I sec why thoughts are so elusive
Why we feel things forever unexpress-
ed Why we slmd beneath the stars and
cry out this week
And walk beneath th esame stars and
smile and sigh
And lock up and feel the peace of
great eomfortlng Something-
Next week
Measures Call For Redistricting Of
State Into Seven
Duty-lets
OKLAHOMA'ciTYTMay 17— (API—
A move to abolish the state supreme
court commission eliminate two su-
preme court districts now served by
Justices Fletcher Riley and J W
Clark and provide additional disqual-
ifications for Judges of both district
and appelate courts was made in the
house of representatives today when
three bills making such provisions
were Introduced
The state wnuiP he ledlstrlcted un
drr the measures with seven districts
The supreme court thus would be com-
posed of seven instead of nine mem-
ber The coalition of republicans and dem
orratic irreconciltables which yesterday
raced over the “resi'lar democrats" to
put in its own committee on commit-
tee today agRin punished the regulars
as seven staring committees were
named with all regulars removed from
the key position
Meeting this morning behind closed
doors the coalition committee on com-
mittees whose reports will be accepted
by tlie coalition derided tn administer
a “sound spanking" to the regular
democrats
“We had tried to get along with
them for six months and be friendly"
a member said “They haw spit in our
fare and -we are going to use disci-
pline now"
It was decided in the committee that
anyone voting to break the coalition
yesterday on the test vote would be
deposed from any important position
altho he might remain aa a member
on an unimportant board
RAIN MAY WASH
COUNTY BRIDGES
Inch And A Half Rainfall
Predicted At 9 O’clock
Friday Night
With an inch and a half rainfall
predicted at I o'clock Friday night
county commissioners were threaten-
ed with a disasterous delay In repair-
ing roads and bridges washed out by
floods last week
A heavy rain will destroy most of
the work we have been able to do to
date and perhaps make every road In
Cleveland county Impassable for two
weeks" Jesse Todd county commis-
sioner declared
“Bridges are (tin out over most water
courses and any material rise In local
creeks will certainly sweep away the
temporary structures we have been able
to get in” he continued
Prof O F Evans university weath-
er prophet predicted 14 Inches pre-
cipitation for Norman with perhaps
general rains over the state This
would bring the total rainfall for the
year to approximately 19 Inches
Considerable damage to county crops
seemed probable Just as farmers were
replanting fields washed out by last
week's floods according to M C Gra-
ham county farm agent More than
$1000000 damage to Cleveland coun-
ty’s highway system and crops was
done b ythe five-inch rain which fell
last Saturday and 8unday
Andereon Is Elected
University Band Head
The university band has elected the
following officers for the coming year:
Chester Anderson president victor
Beavers secretary-beaaurer and Jack
Rorschack business manager
Keys are to be presented to the fol-
lowing members aa a reward for hav-
ing played In the band for at least
three years: John Stehn director Ev-
erett Wllborn drum major Chester
Anderson Clarence Round Milton Mc-
Cullough Joe Edwards Jack Rorsch-
ack and Calvin Broils
Net Tourney Finals
Will Start Monday
Abe Travis Will Defend Title Joe
Apple Entered Finals
With Ease
The finals in the all-unlversltj
tennis tournament -will b plnyci
Monday afternoon at 4 o'clnrk on tii
university tennis courts according t
Dirk Mason assistant coach in charjri
of-the tournament
A definite time and place have be i
set on account of the tardiness Ir
play-off shown by the flilillsts A lx
Travis and Joe Apple
Travis winner of the tournam n
last year will be forced to rxteiw
himself to defeat Apple who has en-
tered the final round with com par-
fttlVQ fjjtC
Admission to the match will be free
—
Four-Sport Program Is
Holding Sway At Ames
Ames low May 17— 'ijor attrac-
tions In iOi different sports are bring
sirvcd to the' p -bile on ih athletic
menu for Veisliea annual tlilree day
all college exposition at Iowa Stale
College at Ames this weekend Those
events Include the Big Six conference
track and field championship tlie
Big Six conference individual tennis
championships two varsity baseball
game with the University of Missouri
and the annua bwlmmtng circus given
by the life saving corps of Iowa State
under the direction of C E Daubert
varsity swimming coach
LOCAL BOYS
"our Norn im Lads Fnt
Contest 1
Ry Kdis
roniotcd
son
Four Norman boys have tu
Thomas A Edison' ronioiT!
mnc the most laitoundi 2'
rtudent in America who winVS
ed by Edison to carry on hu tU?"'
work " ""tat
Arthur Shrad Elvln An
Bettis and Earl Brown all hS! J?'-
student will compete wlthS
trania from the fifth ££5
?Utrlr‘ May 27 In an
to select the TepreseuuuT?
the statewide contest JmK
Dr Homer L Dnilce u
graduate scjinol will conduct
eal i oiliest along Star IndlrJi'
Jt4n Vaughn state MJjiensicndtt
public Inxli union
Winners of tlio slat eliminstlos -go
to West Orange N j
expense to compete with
winners for the right to h vJt
personal protege
Tlie boy arlerlcd will rrreiw J
years' scholarship at the bert taw
cal schools In tlir country inTZ
will receive special training uatarT
son himself “wru
PHONE
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Clark Cleaning
Company
LOY
WUMiM COtUEAJIL
JOHN MIUAN
GtAOVS 6 HOC KWEU
Comedy and
Screen Vodvil
SOONER
Today Only
Mat 10-3 0-4 Oc Eve 20-35-50c
HIAWATHA REVISED
John A UcReynolds
On cx upon the schorl-floor standing
Was a teacher Mrs laylor
Gave us all a daily lesson
For the next day thu fwa Friday
Had us write big hero stories
Animal and nature tales
Reaching for her giant pencil
Site would give us mighty grades
Many tales she then would tell us
About how to write a story
Many stories then came from us
Many bloodless others gory
Should you ask me whence these stor-
ies? Whence these legends and trad tlon —
With the rushing of the wind-pipe
I should answer I should tell you
"From tlie children of the class-room
From tlie slate of Oklahoma
From the kind of Sooncrs in
The heap big town of Norman
Should you ask me where this class-
room Found th'-e tales so wild and wayward
Found tiu-se legends and tradition-
I should answer I should tell you
“From the cob-webs or their mind:-
From the lodges of their Dreamland"
Oklahomans’
Farewell Dance
Before leaving For The East For The Summer
TO IiE HELD AT THE
STUDENT COUNCIL HALL
Saturday
May 18
SOONERS DON’T MISS THIS ONE
IT’S THE BIG DANCE OF THE YEAR
Bus Service
TO AND FROM
Oklahoma City
A bus service which you have long anticipat-
ed a part of the service of the Oklahoma Rail-
way company charging same fares and of-
fering you the same privileges as the inter-
urban cars is ready for you
Spaced to divide the time of interurban cars
and run at hours when there is a large de-
mand for transportation the Oklahoma Rail-
way company is ready to serve you Six
round trips will he made daily
An additional touch for convenience at the
University of Oklahoma is offered A cam-
pus ticket office in charge of Don Nicholson
at the Varsity Shop has been established Bus-
es will arrive and depart from this office as
well as the downtown terminal and will pick
up interurban passengers at street corners in
Norman along the route
Oklahoma Railway company is operating 19
round trips daily between Old'ihovtity ami
Norman and the added service bruits the to-
tal to 25 round trips
Buses will arrive in Norman at 18 minutes
after the even hours beginning at 8:18 a in-
ami continuing until 6:18 p m Running
lime between Norman and Oklahoma City
is 50 minutes Muses wiil depart from Nor-
man at 20 minutes after the even hours be-
ginning at 8:20 a m and continuing until
(:20 p m
Departing time from Oklahoma City is 28
minutes after the odd hours beginning at
7 :28 a in and continuing until 5:28 p m
Running time 50 minutes
--Oklahoma City
--Norman-
7:28 a m
9:28 am
11:28 am
1:28 p m
3:28 pm
5:28 pm
8:20 a m
10:20 a m
12:20 pm
2:20 pm
4:20 p m
6:20 pm
DON NICHOLSON VARSITY SHOP — CAMPUS AGI1VCY
Oklahoma Railway Co
JOE BIRGE Agent
Cf
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Lottinville, Savoie. The Oklahoma Daily (Norman, Okla.), Vol. 13, No. 192, Ed. 1 Saturday, May 18, 1929, newspaper, May 18, 1929; Norman, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1781432/m1/4/?q=j+w+gardner: accessed June 26, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.