Arizona republican., 1901-10-01

Parker. who showed such good metal on the courts last year. Skinner, how ever. is in much better shape and is perhaps playing the b=st game of doubles in this locality. besides many of the boys have declared their intention of following the fortunes of the court. A good base ball team win take to th. field for the [. of A. and compete with the Tucson. Phoenix and other terri torial teams with whom arrangements can be made. Golf is being pushed with considerable enthusiasm and the boys have arranged to clear the nine hole links just outside the university campus. As a matter of exercise the girls will revive last years team for basket ball work.
 The Philomatheau Literary stciety was revived and MT. N. J. Roberts elected to the presidency last Friday evening. At this meeting the work was planned for the year. officers were elec<ed and other business of iInpor- tance was transacted. At the annual meeting of the university publishing board SIr. .. Anderson was chosen to act as manager of the university monthly for the coming year. The magazine will make it's first appearance ia October in a form somewhat changed from that Of last year. A strong en- dsavor will be made to make the issue even more attractive and of higher standard of literary value than hereto fore.
 note with regret that some educa- tors of Phoenix. from whom this insti- tuition is deserving of the strongest support seem always inclined to deal the university an injurious thrust through every channel open to them One cannot be ceusured. on the other hand is deserving of complim mt. if he feels an ever-abIding interest in the , institution of which he is the head. but a spirit which leads one to boos- his own schooi at tAe expense of a sis ter school is certainly to be condemned. This is called forth by an article wnich appeared in this paper announcing the successful entrance of Mir H. Rays. 6 Union High school graduate, into Ann apolis. and which was so worded as 10 make the university appear before the public in bad light as well as to belittle the ability of -dr. Bernard. a student of this institution. MT. Der nard received the appointment as naval cadet and went to the preparatory school at Annapolis to study for en- trance and while there was taken seri- ously i'll. which misfortune compelled him to return home. While We can realize the spirit which would lead on2 to become eIated over the brilliant sue cess of a pupil Of his school. we cer- tainiy do not admire the taste shown in expressing the same at the expense of the university either through lack of information or through other mo- tives. Mir. Rays is a bright student and highly deserving of the success h= has attained and we high school grad uates attending this institution join with one accord in wishing our friend and brother of the alumni godspeed and successful future. If the uni- versity were supported as it should be by the educators throughout this ter ritory. who have been prone to neglect her and send their graduate students outside the territory for a college edu- cation. she would have double her power at the present writing.
 Mir R. Castenada of Benson Wa. called home Sunday by the death of his father from Bright's disease. Ir. Castenada is pioneer in this territory and his death is the cause of sorrow to a host of friends made during his lore sojourn here.
 Mir Drumiler received a telegram Sunday calling him home to Congress. where his father lies seriously i'll. The sickness was very sudden as the father was enjoying good health but four days previous to the receipt of the dispatch.
 LESLIE GILLETT