Arizona republican., 1922-04-22


Moustache Worth s2se.os.
Gas Explosion Kills Two
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ANN ARBOR, Mich. April 21.-
With Louis T. Cor of Chicago stand
ing firm in his determination to re-
fuse to wear the freshman cap and
facing possibIe expulsion from the
University of Michigan as a result,
second freshman. Jesselyn Van Tyne
of Ann Arbor professors son, mas
ioined Orr in the fight on college
tradition.
Van Tyne like Orr. has declared ne
is attending the university TO oD-
tain an education; not to follow ira
difions of the school" The under
class conduct committee. composed
of sophonores, has asked Orrs eH-
pulsion from the school. and II 10
rumored it will consider van 1yle
case Officials of the university
have supported all recolnihehualioiiS
of the committee.
o,rss father. a Chicago attorney, is
exnected to arrive here today TO sup
Van Tvne is the son of Professor
Gland II Van Tyne of the university
history department.
RERKELEY. Calf, April 21.-AH
bets have been called off in the Onl-
yersity of California coed peauty
contest. according to press fepor.s
eInanating from the campus mere,
rrha contest had been conducted py
~ pictorial a university publica-
So, h,,t. tbe editor announced today
that although a winner had been Sc
Iected her photograph would not
adorn the next issue, as mad peen
nlanned While university authorl-
fies disclaimed any official pan on
the competition. Miss Lucy Stebblns,
daan If women, was quoted as say
;no that there had been a meeting or
The beauty candidates who had op-
iected to "having their names Jostied
commonly toward the success Oh an
advertising scheme.
Photographs of the twelve girls Sc.
lected by judges as tne HioSl ~ pios,. =,
eo-edsn recently were published III
Tho san Francisco newspapers from
these the winner was chosen. Sne IS
aid to be Miss Nadine Barpe,
graduate student from Paris.
The twelve girls in the final run
nino', are reported to have descended
unon the dean of women. complain
inc that they had not been treateo
with proper dignity. -
..The student publishers agreed 70
drop the contest" Miss SteoDlils
added. .and so the campus queen u
beauty will not be proclaimed OIL
ficially."
SYRACUSE. n. Y, April Fix en-
meth yernier, five, was rescued py
nolice today from the cellar OF the
FAMILY home where he is alleged py
nolice to have been imprisoned lof
Two months for disobedience. Ac-
cording to police and an oftlcer Oh
he children's S society. the boy, erna-
eiated his face and body covered with
xvonnds and bruises, was huddied pc
side the furnace in the dimly lighted
and ill-ventilated cellar. He was re-
moved to hospital.
The parents and six or the tWeiVe
children of the family We're ordered
to report to police headquarters.
WASHINGTON, April 21-When
the Harvard GIee club made round
of the soldier hospitals here yester-
day and did its bit to cheer the way
for the sick and disabled, it came to
one where "a soldier Of the LEGION
lay dying.
There was some question as to
whether the club ought to sing with
the sombre spectre of death lowering
so near. Somebody suggested that
the decision be made by the sick SOL
der.
.sure, At EN- sing" said he, with
pale, An smile. "lt will be
happy memory to carry across with
me-"
SAN FRANCISCO. g8ril 2t-In-
iured pride at the loss of priced
mustache mot less than three inches
in width and six inches from tip to
tip removed from the plaintiff when
he fell asleep under a hot towel in
BARRIERS chair had found outlet today
in a suit for S299.09 damages filed IN
San Francisco justice court. The suit
was brought by James T. Maguire
of Bakersfield. president of the Kern
Mutual Telephone company and OF
the bakersfield Golf and Country
club. against Henry Jacoby, barber.
Mcguire was said to have stopped in
a San Francisco barber shop while
enroute to a golf tournament atg-By-
ron Hot Springs, seated himself IN
chair and fallen asleep, to awake TO
discover his loss.
The complaint set forth:
THAT as q result OF the salu
rnustache having been wilfully and
maliciously shorn from the face OF
said plaintiff, said plaintiff has ma
terially decreased in his personal ap-
pearance; before the public; his
Younger children are not able to rec
ognize him and the plaintiff has ex-
treme difficulty in being recognized
at banks. restaurants. garages, goii
courses and other places where sald
plaintiff has business.
SALT LAKE. CITY. Utah. April 2
-Four year old Ruth Simonsen is
dead and her sister Mabel, six. i
probably fatally burned as a result
of a gasoline explosion on the Simon
sen ranch near Elsinore, Utah, late
today. according to word received
here. The explosion occurred wher
an attempt was made by the chill.
dren's father to light the heater O.
an incubator which by mistake hat
been filled with gasoline instead O.
coal oil. The father suffered painful
burns, but was not otherwise injured
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