Otterbein Review April 4, 1910

Vol. I

WESTER VILLE, OHIO, April 4, 1910

No. 33

teen Runs Proves Wesleyan aa Easy Victim,

Young Captain.

Curt Young has been elected captain of the basketball team for 1911.

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L. E. Garwood, '0 , spent the week end here.

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ed in a double play that Goodwin said was good enough for any league.

The outfielder trio worked in style. Two new faces were seen.

Funk accepted his only chance after a hard run. He made 3 hits and backed up other fielders iH pretty fashion. vVagner captured two flys that looked good for hit .

Hemminger did not have any chances, but besides making hit he stole 2nd and 3rd in the 7th inning.

Remember that all you who are sore because you were not at Wesleyan to enjoy this victory have a chanc-e to redeem yourselve next Saturday by Your prese,1ce at Capital University.

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The death of Elmer A. Gilmore, '90, has brought sorrow to many Otterbein people.

Mr Gilmore was principal of the Youngstown Elm street, school ❖ ❖

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l\liss Dora Moore, '04, has been spending several days at her home in Westerville.

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Mary Sechrist, '09, is spending her spring vaciltion at home.

Art Department Anticipating an Excellent Term's Work Mrs. Scott is the recipient of a twenty-five dollar check from o. o Mr. Warren Thomas, of ColumI b 'd · f • · o u , to a1 in urmsh1ng the art 0 rooms. .Mr. Thomas is a stead0 o fast friend of the college and repeatedly in the past has given Totals .................. 34 6 8 "n 10 to this department.

• Hatted for Graham lu nloth.

Much outdoor work will be Otterbein ................. 2 0 4 0 0 6 0 2 0-IJ 0. W. U. . .. .......... 0 0 0 0 4 I 0 l 0 - 6 don~ this term and the work in Ler, on base -Oaerbeln 11. Wt'sleyan 3.

8to1eu base -~'unk 2, Wagner, Ketner, metal, jewelry and china will Boxwell, Hernmlnizer 2, Weinland.

Total receive much attention.

The ; Htanller a,. hepurd. Total~.

Two-base hl'-,-anders. students will be busy also in Home run-1Jan1e1s. water color and drawing. 'acrlllce hlls-Kel ter, Young, l-lni:1d•r'I. Double play-Keister to Hoxwell.

Everything points to a good truck out, by Saaders-Gruharn 2, Leonrd, Wei s. Total 4. By Wehrly-~·uuk 2, term and the instructors are enHeminger 2 Totttl ,. l:ly Welss-\'oung, thusiastic in making this the anders.

Total 2. .Ba8es on bulls-By !;anders, 'hephard 2, best term of the year.

Several tanner, l,e:-iourd.

Total 4. l:l;r Wehrlyi,·nnk,, ·ander ·, Hoxwe,1, Wein land. Total 4. new students have been enrolled By Wei "'-\\'agner, ,ander8, Weinland. and more will be in the toming rotal a. w lld throw-Uaniels. week.

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The absent minded Prof. return ed home one evening and after ringing his front door bell for some time to no effort, heard the maid's voice frow the second story window, "The Prof is not in." "Al Alumnats.

O. A. Railey, '0 , spent his right," answered the Prof., ''I'll spring vacation at home in Wes- call again," and he hobbled down terville. the stone steps.

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·hephard. ~luffed Uy ball-Young, J,'umble -· taurrer, 2. WPlnland, Le'!ourd.

Pitcher's record -Off Wehrly In 7 Innings, 15 bits, •2 runs In as times ut bat. Off Wei s, 4 bits, 2 ruus In 12 ume at bat.

Time orgame-2::ZO mplre-Kramer.

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Mrs. Mary Hewitt Beal, '06, is spending a few weeks with her mother here in Westerville She expects to t~ke her mother west with her when she returns

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Spring Is Here--Time To Kodak

;.\liss Georgia P,uk, '07, was visited last week by Miss Alice Zuck, daughter of Prof. W. J Zuck, of Erie, Pa., ,who formerly was a professor in Otterbein.

W. B. Kinder, '95, teacher in Otte, belu.

A.H. H, H. P.O. A. E. ~·unk, er.......................... ~ a a 1 o o a high school at Cleveland, spent l{el~ter, ab ...................... ij l l 2 2 0 bis spring vacation at the home t t Wagner, ,r. ....................

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Y. M. CA. First Meetin { of Sprinf

Term

Led By

Hartman.

1. L. Hartman led the first meeting of tbe pring term on the topic, "The Tree of Life."

The leader brought out some very good thou ht , some of , which are the following: The ( 1. of three king1 sou 1s monarch [ do ms-the pa t, the pre ent and the future.

The past i ruled by memory, the present by rea on and the future by hope. femory is the root of the tree of life.

What hi tory is to a nation memory i to the individual.

Our life tomorrow will largt"'ly be what we put into it today.

"Reason is like a ieve. By it we sift out the thon.,:-hts and "' deeds which we wish to treasure Fur your money, tblll':i wbnt von w ntwbothoryo11'1ebuyup. iog clolhe or an od11c11tioo.

"Hope of future gives n high. . . . er aspirations and helps us live Old Otterbein c,rn give 1 better lives. \Ve must throw on 11ncd11·nlion and tbere' open the avenues through which no torn ltk Tbe nion to this hope may bless us. worth give yon yonr unoe "There are three parts to a 1n vulne. tree: Root, trunk and branches.

0111·College 'bop i full of So it is with life. Our yesters1111u·tue v clot,be and tbero 't1 day's (letennine largely our tonot n lllt in tbe !ot hnt thut days and they in turn our towe 1ue willing to hnck np morrows.

A tree trongly built with onr repnt11lion. will withstand t}le storm.

LikePriCPH fn,m wise we can withstand the storms life if we are firm in Cliri t.

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never be harmed save by its pos• 1 se sor. Reputation is no man's keeping.

You and I cannot determine what other men shall think of us and say about u .

We can only determine what they ought to think of us and ay about us.-J. G. Ho lard.

Time!~ake the HighBoys OxfordWagon Get :/:ha: Good Old Springtime is O,sfordtime

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TRACKATHLETICS.

HighGrade

ProspectsForetell Successful Season--Many Candidates.

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Otterbein is looking forward Men to a very successful track season. and While the meets lire far in Women the di. taoce, Captain Ditmer has been having his men out every See Our College Line of Oxevening, getting in condition for fords all Leathers, the different events.· The material is abundant, each event having several times the required number of participan,s.

Everyone i. prophesying a fine eason, as we wi h to make this SCHULER & PITT a record breaker in this line of 47 NORTH HIGH ST. athletics for thi year as we have in the other sports.

LADYFINGERS AND Manager Fansher has arrang- MACAROONS BOSTON BROWN .•• - 'peclat Bakeded meets as follows: For Banquets, Parties etc.

May 7-Denison (probably) JACOBF. LUCKS at Granville.

004 Long St. 9644 Citz. 14026 COLUMBUS, OHIO May 14-Wittenberg at Otterbein. l\1ay 2 -Big Six at Columbu . ou1ce·and Residence N. State Street June 4-0hio at Athens.

Two Doors North or w. Horne St, June 11-Denisou at \i\ ester- Hours-9 to 10 A. M.; 1 to 3 and 7 to 8 P. M Sundays 1 to 2 P. M. ville.

'Both 'Phon~.s June 1-!-Annual field day here.

TheShoeCraft

'Dr. H. L. Smith

C. W. STOUGHTON M. D.

Master at Inspection.

Football Schedule.

A high compliment was paid Olilce and Reeidence-W. C'otLEGK AVE OHIO COLUMBUS, to Blendon Lodge, 'o. 339 of The following football . chedBoth Pbonee.

Masons Mond<ly e·vening, March ule has been arranged by Mana21, by Dr. C. L. Harrod. of Co- ger C. L. Bailey: W. M. GANTZ. D. D. S. lumbus, who made an inspection.

0. S. U. at Columbus, Sep• Over First 11t1011u1 Unnk, Wor hipfnl !\laster S. J. Kiehl tember 2-!. and Plate••..

Bell l'honl' U l'ltl~l-11 Phone IU was commended for the fine conKenyon al Gambier, October 1.

Copper Plate Engraved.

Findlay at Westerville, OctoTHE BUCKEYE PRINTINGCO. dition of this lodge. ber w esterville, o.

Ohio orthern at Ada, OctoJimmy's Boys. her 15.

COLLECE A VENUE 15 to 12 was the way the ReoHeidelberg at BOTH PHONES Westerville, ulars, otherwise J. 0. Cox's SunThe best place Lo get day School lads, defeated the October 22.

TOILET ARTICLES, PERFUME , Antioch t Westerville, OctoClock. Watch and Jewelry Never Dies of f\Ir. Brnndage's BRUSHES MEDICINE , her 29. =REPAIRING= Sun<lay School cla s last WedAR rr T 'MATERIA.LS, PO TCARD.' All Work Guaranteed.

Cincinnati at Cincinnati 0nesday.

Rod FINE CANDIES ' vember 5.

FRANK TRUETER Jimmy has a class of whom he nl Johnson's ~'nrnlture !-.torf'. ie at Ohio Uni\·ersity at Athens, can well be proud.

Give Me a Trial.

November 12.

Character and Reputation.

Witteuberg at Springfield, TRY........,, THE v1;1~y LATEST There is a broad distinction November 24.

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Editor-In-Chief F. W. FANSHER.'10 .

F. H. MENKE. '10 . . BusinessManager Assistm1 l Editor W. L. :\IATTIS '11 Athletic C. R. WELBACM '10 1 S.W.811S'NG 12}.

Ass 't ll us. ~'!gr J. 0. Cox. 'l l Local Editor C. D. YATES, '11 I'. II. RoGmi;;, '11 Alun111al 1,dilor J.C. lhKIW,'10 } SubscripLion A0 ls. c. L. BAILti\' 'll "' Address all communicalions to Editor, Otterbein Review, V✓ estervilk, Ohio.

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All the 11ew shapes for Spring in the famous Heldcaps .50 to $1.50

Sea iug is be-leaving.

Charity to some means a Ve• nns de l\1ilo without a spring dress.

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Put some of this season into your walk.

Don't be a pig, but root tomorrow night.

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We are without doubt showing the largest exclusive line of

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If there must be a faction, let it be satis-faction.

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1 would as 1 af.

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If you are not at that debate-well.

l\1iami Valley Otterbein students will hold their third annual reunion at Chautauqua, Saturday, July 23. The committee in charge is making large preparation for the event. There will be a b:ts ball game in the forenoon, at 4 p. 111., an address at the auditorium by President Clippinger, preceded and followed by solos, music by the band, songs and college yells. After the event at the auditorium an open air lunch of country excellence will be enjoyed with toasts, roasts and jokes.

All tterb in students a1,d former ·student are urged to come and regi ter in the morning at the O. . headquarters on the grounds, which may be found by inquiry at the iafonna tioa bureau.

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places of the fi teen g;,1, who did not return this term.

Mr. and Mr . Detwieler are on In tterbein, the group . ysCOCHRAN HALL their way to their home in tem will 11ever be as popn!ar as l\Ti s Ruth Bookwalter, of Uniontown, Pa., after having! A • • p·CHOLVO/l\&TV$ GRAPHY the point.

Oberlin, was visiting Mary Bo- completed a trip around the rt1StlC I Granted that our colll'ge ad- lenbaugh a few day last week. world. \ er aries are of the ft.miaine \Ve have two of our Senior 11JUST Will Elect Track Coach AL\Hlf BIT THAN THfBfST" gender, we can rightly saygirls with us again this term: The Athletic Board !"ignified Grate-'er Otterheia.

Mary Hall and Almira Butter-

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The students of Ohio \V ,. leyan more. coach th:s spring.

Mr. Wamhad hats to burn last Friday Ir. Harri left the hall last bold wiJ probably be their when they tarted their anti- week and took np his work at choice. th e college building. head-covering cru ade.

Assistant Track Manager.

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J,.Special Ratesto Students~

Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Detwieler At a meeting of the Athletic Riff Raff Rawn L M.HOHN Laugh a little. were here last Wednesday visit- Board, Thursday evening, R. L. The Varsity Shoe Repair Man. The Review adverti e.rs are ing tbeir niece , 1inette an Druhot •,vas elected assistant over Keefer's Drull' Store. Open EvuiJJas all reliable.

Gundia and Ruth Detwieler. track manager. and Saturdays

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THE LEADERALLMADEMERRY

a~d so~homor~ cl~sses .. It/ will consist 1na1nly of orations I by the boys and declamations by ..For ..

DID TWO HUNDRED GUESTS AT th e girls.

Prelimina1if:'s will be held and 1 DAYTON BANQUET and the best three of each class -will be the contestants.

There Annual Reunion of Otterbein Folk,· will be about twenty freshmen Said to be the Best Ever. and about ten or tweh-e sophomores enter.

Many Students Present.

This step is to be highly comCo. The mended for it will tend to inBut to mention "That Dayton crease interest in public speakBanquet" is enough to bring to ing in Otterbein.

44 N. High St. the minds of those present, fond OHIOmemories of i\londay evening, COLUMBUS, Piano Benches.

Prof.

G. G. Grabill was in rel\Iarch 2 , when more than two WALTER REMICK, Manager. ceipt last week of a fine gift We Have hundred Otterbeiners and friends from Mr. and l\Trs. J. 1\1.

Fisher, gathered at the First U. B. Our beautiful white and This gift Church in Dayton for their an- of Anderson, Ind. colored Spring \V a1 tconsists of three elegant threenual banquet. ings have arrived. Al o foot piano benches, two mahogLimited pace prevents an exShirtwaists in beautiful ···································· patterns are inviting haustive a::count of this memor- any and one rosewood. The your inspection at rosewood is in use in the chapel able affair.

The menu, the decorations, while the maltog-anies will grace The Old Reliable .................................... the toasts, the music, the I:,ouests , the conservatory.

M1. and Mrs. Fisher are loyal all gave evidence of a good for Spriug- :1:1cl Sulllmer friends of Otterbein as this genhealthy Otterbein spirit that preLatest Designs now ready for your indominated throughout the even- erous gift indicates.

Shades and spetion.

Colors In ing.

• Those who were on the pro- WE HAVE THE CORRECT ~ram, Sam. J. Fl;ckinger, Mrs. CO TU MES E OR CLAS IC We have the best coat makMRS. M. E. DENNY Chas. Bosler, Sam E. Kumler A r I and Dr. W. G. Clippinger spoke D HISTORICAL PLAY , ers in Columbus.

Next to Postomce as only broad minded Otterbein A D ARE E PE CI ALLY SPECI.\L-We bave anded au excellent W. V. WALES,Ast. line of J ,tinetou'e<·h,,colatt-e10 our coo- people can speak.

WELL EQUIPPED TO CO . fect1o•u•rydep ,rtmeut. P1J 'ou notice' The quartet chosen from me1nTUME COLLEGE A D RIG H lbem? bers of Otterbein Glee Club, 0 CHOOL PLAY made such an impre sion that LET DRE plans for a big concert by the YOUR E.,~-r 20 West Spring St. has opened his Glee Club in Dayton in the near PRODUCTIO~ .

Columbus.

0. future as ured. Messrs .. Prof.

Resler, P. . Bennett, L. M. Chittenden Hotel Building.

Kampman Costume Works Curts and C. D. Yates provided 69-71 E. State St. ---·--------' the words while Mrs. F. J. Resler furnished the accompaniment.

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COLUMBUS, Those who had the banquet 5 r;:~1~.!~~r~r:;~~~ Try him and get the Be t E,•cr made. in charge are to be congratulated eats that art joining my club and commended for the success Headquarters for... <'achday. I haYc, for their co11Ycnience, had printed a t t of the occa ion.

POSTCARDS combination ticket.

Or etter I ngs O a Or. L. E. Custer wa elected New Cards Recolvtd Twice a Week at Price 50c and $1.00 -Go Topresident for next year succeed$3.50 JOHNSON FURNITURE STORE 21 Meal Tickets ing Irvin G. Kuntler.

21 Lunch '' $2.50 MARKLEY After the toasts L. P. Cooper Drop In and ask our Mr. Flinn about ii.

Gen!!ral Store announced the annual reunion Fruits, Nuts, Olives Westerville Dairy Lunch of Otterbein students of the and LuncheonSupplies BOOKMAN CROCERY Tbat will ati fy that Cali on tht>-Miami Valley Chautauqua, July upplies you with hnogr_ feelio~.

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Cutlery, Etc., Etc. There will be a public speakCall on ing contest this term between T. BURNSIDE., ~ BALE& WALKER HARDWARE. Succesor to the members of the freshmen Westerville Freshman-Sophomore Contest Planned to DecideHonors.

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Locals

l\'Iiss Daugherty-Roy, what '':i\Iiss Clym.:r-1 heu they are song do you think would be apgoing to teach dres makin~ here." propriate to sing at a wedding?"

Mattis-"The fight is on."

Miss S 1upe-' 'Eh?" Miss Clymer-T.h€y say we are Whatever trouble Adam had going to have two seamsters next No ore could make him sore By saying when told a joke year.

I've heard that before.

Don't Forget

As Spring approaches you \\'ill need a new uit. Now i the time to make your selection from our adYanced styles which are arriYing daily.

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There was a youngfellownamed Druhot, Who with a young lady likes to coo-ot.

One day by the brook, He and -'twas Miss Cook, Were found side by side oh skidoo-ot.

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Dr. Sherrick -"How did the Anglo Saxons get into England?''

Cupe Lambert-"They marched over."

F. G. RICHTER COLUMBUS, 0.

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Funk at restaurant-' 'What Personals. kind of fruit have you· Flinn?

C. R. Layton, 'I 3, is extending F~inn-"Baked beans and orhis visit to hear the debate. anges."

HIGH GRADE LAUNDERING \A/ORK Channing \,Vagner was visited i\1iller-"What is the connect.

Dl?Y Cl F.ANING AND PRESSING ing link between the animal and by H. A. 1\Iyers, of Laucaster, last week.

COLU~BUS, OHIO, vegetable kingdon?"

Office-KEEP'ER'S DRUG STORE J. R. BRIDENSTINE, AGENT Phonee-Cttlzen 27,, Bell li7•R. w&STERVILLI!: 0H10.

Earl Wright of Bowling Green, Red-"Hash." was in Westerville last week Shumaker making a speech in wilt. C. R. Layton.

Both men •--------------------------~ chapel-"It is not good for man will be in school next year.

THE HOME HERALD CO. to be alone."

VALPARAISO, INDCHICAGO, ILLC. L. Bailey visited relatives Offers attractive appoi.-itments for summer and permanent '"-Ork. An old bachelor being ill, his sisand friends in Piqua over vacater presented him a cup of medicine L. E. MYERS, Eastern Manager tion.

"What is it?" he asked. She an1iss Grace Brane, of Dayton, swered, ''It is elixir asthmatic; it Before buying you1· new suit see visited with her brother Roscoe is very arom?.tic and will make you We save you from 1.50 feel acstatic." '' ancy," he re- the latter part of last week. Miss TheVarsity lied, ''you are very sistermatic." Brare expects to enter Otterbein to $5.00 on the best Tailors next year. made t r u n ks in the Freshman-Irresponsible.

0, . Ulry, former 0. U. stuworld.

Sohomore-Irrepressible. dent, now employerl by the Junior-Irresistable.

Buick Automobile Co. at Flint, Cleaningand Pressing Senior-Irreproachable.

Mich., is visiting friends in WesA 'pecialty.

Prof.-• 'Can you give me a synterville.

LEATHER STORE onym for utility?"

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Miss Etta Sayre, former stuBrooks-"! suppose I can but Try the West Main Street Barber Shop Fo dent attended the lecture last what's the use?"

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Wednesday.

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Thomp on at dinner-"! can't see my mouth on account of my elbow."

Fries-''llrane, I saw your father to day and tolJ him you were making good at school."

B rane- "Th an k you. H ow can I repay you?"

Fries- .. Why, you tell my father the same thing.

Mrs .• Clippinger-"Speaking of Bennett, did I understand you to say Mi5s Butterick would be in next term?"

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011 last vVednesday evening Pau: M. Pearson appeared on the last number of the citizens' lecture course in a lecture-recital.

His recitations from Paul Lawrence Dunbar and Riley were very pleasing.

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have been around here for any over length of time without associating an emotion with some particular spot on the campus."

Dr. Sherrick-Mr. Warner, } ou may take up the story where Beowulf plunged into the sea."

Hix Warner-Why Beowulf didn't plunge into the sea; he jumpcd in."

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Kiyoshi Yabe gave five address- Hair Cut 15c Shave toe Shampoo;tsc Singe 15c Massage 15c es a1 Morrowstown and Hillsbor~ duri1g the spring vacation.

He ELLIOT OYER was the guest of R. L. Druhot.

He talked at Condit and G.ilena W, H MONTZ yest!rday.

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Otterbein opened her spring term on Tuesday, March 22, with an ;ncreased attendance.

The art and music department have the most new-comers.

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