The log cabin Democrat., 1908-04-02
INTERSCHOOL MEET ENTRIES
State Oratorical and Musical Con-
 test at Little Rock.
Conway Institutions to be Represented in Contests to be Held
 April 3 and 4.

| lIltS HdS DSSu COlu piISu ohu ohN given below. The contests are now an assured success, say those who are at the head of the contest movement, and it is thought that the result ot the contest will greatly exceed the expectations of the pro iectors.
 There are still several colleges that have not formally entered, such as Cumberland College at Clarksville, Central of Conway, Arkansas College of Batesvllle, and several others, but these are eX- pected to enter soon. All ot the schools and colleges that have not entered have signified an interest in the contest and more definite re- suits are expected within a short time.
 Four or five thousand visitors are expected to be in the city to attend the contests.
 The probable order of the pro- gram will be as follows:
 Friday morning preliminaries, contests Nos. 4 and 5.
 Friday afternoon, contest No. 4.
 Friday night, contest No. 5.
 Saturday morning, contest No. 6 and decisions Tn No. 7.
 Saturday afternoon, contest No.
 Saturday night, contests Nos. and 2.
 The following special prizes have been offered:
 One set of 10 volumes, Bryan's Worlds Famous Orations' to be given to the winner of fourth place in contest No. 4.
 One S1o gold bracelet, donated by Chas. S. Stifft, the jeweler, will be given to the winner ot third prize in contest No. 2.
 One S1o artist proof photograph of successful contestant, will be given to the winner of fourth place in contest No. 5. This photo graph is donated by Harris, the photographer, and is 1ox13 inches ln size.
 One copy of Webster's collegiate dictionary, valued at S5. co, donated by the new Wilson & Webb Co., will be given as a third prize Ill contest No. I. Other specials will be added later.
 To date five colleges have sig nifed their intention to enter No. I, four in No. 2; four academies in No. 3;I1 high schools in No. 4; 20 high schools in No. 5, and nine in No. 6.
 The Entries.
 The list of entries is as follows:
 Contest No. -Oratory: Hen derson College, Philadelphia; Hen drix College, Conway; Ouachlta College, Philadelphia; Arkansas Conference College, Siloam Springs
 Contest No. 2-Piano: Tender son College Philadelphia; Galloway College, Searcy; Hendrix College, Conway, and Arkansas Conference College, Siloam Springs.
 Contest No. B Defamation (academic and preparatory schools) Stuttgart Training School, Stutt- gart; Arkansas Conference College, Siloam Springs; Clary Training School, Fordyce.
 Contest No. 4-(High SchooD: Carlisle High School, Wynne High School, Hope High School, Malvern High School, Bonneville High School, Hot Springs High School, Camden High School, Conway High School, Texarkana High School, Prescott High School Eldorado High School and Port land High School. Contest No. 5-Girls' Reading (high schooD Carlisle, Gurdon, Hope, Hot Springs, Camden, Con- way, Van Buren, Texarkana, Pres colt, Pine Bluff, Malvern, Wash ington, Bonneville, Clinton, Port land, and the following: Stuttgart Training School, Siloam Springs . Conference College, Clary Train ing School, Little Rock.
 Contest No. 6 (map drawlng)- Curdon, Carlisle, Calico Rock, ) Malvern, Bonneville, Hot Springs, Warren, Conway, Eldorado, Port land and Little Rock.