Arizona republican., 1914-04-07
ARRANGE FOR
 COYOTE TRIP
Special Train Will Carry More Than 100 Phoenix High School Students to Tucson for University Week Events

Arrangements for running the Coy ote Special from PhoenIx to Tucson during university week, beginning April 15 are nearing completion at the Phoenix Union High School and it is assured now that a gaily be- decked train will spread the fame of the Coyote over the landscape from. the capital to the varsity. town. The athletic association of the high school, meeting yesterday afternoon under the direction of Professor Claude Jones. produced enough def mite promises from those who are sure of attending that MT. Jones de- clared the arrangements would be made at once with the railroad for the running of the string of coaches. At least 125 paid fares are required before the special will be run. About 60 pupils of the Coyote school will go as contestants in the various competitions during university week and more than forty who are non contestants yesterday signified their intention of being members of the Coyote Special party. Of this num- Der at least half are Coyote rooters of the fair sex
 The train will leave Thursday morning, April 16, and will return on the following Sunday. Delegations from the high schools at Tempe Mesa and Glendale will be taken aboard the train and will easily swell the figure above the required 125-m mark
 Accompanying the Phoenix stu dents will be the Coyote band. This | means that the Phoenix school will be heard from in at least one de- partment at Tucson. The special train will be draped with the colors | of the high school and Coyote ban
 ners will fly from all parts of the | coaches.
 l Professor Lloyd F. Elliott who
 went to Tucson Saturday to see what accommodations could be made
 for the delegation from Phoenix, re-
 ported to the athletic association.
 Special hotel rates have been prom
 ised the Coyotes. Girl students will
 be housed in separate hotels with 1 chaDerones
 | The sixty contestants from the Phoenix school will represent various 1 departments of educational and ath-
 letic work. The track and baseball
 teams of course will be at Tucson
 to carry the Coyote banner. Then
 there will be competition in chemis-
 try, commercial work, English, alge-
 bra and other branches.
 Professor Elliott reported that fur
 ther arrangements were being made
 at the university to specially prepare for the comfort and entertainment
 of visitors The university will pro-
 vide meals for all high school wis itors to the campus, so that those | who room at the hotels may come tc
 the campus for the day and evening
 and not be compelled to return dowr
 town for meals. Rooms have beer
 set aside as resting places for wom-
 en visitors.
 Thursday, Friday and Saturday. al
 9 a. m. and D. m. a motor wagor
 will leave the campus for the Sar
 Xavier mission, 12 miles from Tue son. one of the best preserved an, most interesting missions in tn, southwest. The conveyance will ac commodate ten persons and it ma be necessary to engage seats in ad vance; this may be done at the uni versity office.
 The trip takes about three hour for going, coming and visiting tn | church at the mission.