Arizona republican., 1914-04-09

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Coyote Special to Leave at $ O'Clock in Morning Many Contests on the Program of Events for Varsity Week

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 Varsity Week
 Exactly one week from today. at o'clock in the morning, d train will pull out of the Phoenix depot of the Ari- zona Eastern railroad. loaded chockfui with Coyote enthusiasm and Coyote loyalty.
 string of coaches chartered exclusively for the purpose of convey ing students of the Phoenix Union High school, their friends and the delegations from the Mesa, Tempe and Glendale High schools to Tucson to take part in the numerous events of University Week
 Applications from those who wish to being received in large numbers at the high school Professor Claude D. Jones. in charge of. the arrangements for the Coyote Special attaches no strings to the statement that the spe- cial will be comfortably filled.
 While this train will be known as the Coyote Special" said MT Jones, the title doesn't necessarily imply that it is for the exclusive use of students Citizens who wish to see how the local high school pupils fare at the Tucson contests are welcome to become mem bers of the Coyote Special excursion" |"
 half fare has been arranged for the round trip to Tucson Members of the Phoenix and Salt River valley dele gation will be specially provided for with hotel accommodations
 Phoenix is expected to win most of its laurels in the track meet. and there are any number of Coyote followers who speak of the capture of the inter scholastic track championship as a matter which has been settled since time immemorial. The baseball team will also take part into the interschol- astic championship series The roofing of the Phoenix delegation will be aug mented by music of the Coyote band. Added to the athletic competition will be contests in many educa tional de- partments. Following is the list of subjects and brief outline of the tests:
 English The contest in English composition is one in informal unpremeditated | composition a test of the students ha- bitual use of correct and effective Eng l fish. A subject will be announced ant, l fifty minutes will be allowed for the l nf In i,,l leytn Inc | theme both thought and form will be l taken into account | Algebra ! This contest will consist of five ex- 1 ercises, as follows:
 | l. The simplfication of a complex 1 fraction.
 1 ?, The determination of the highest 1 common factor or least common mul- tiple of set of polynomials l 3. The solution of a quadratic equa- I tion
 | 4. The solution of pair of simul- l taneous quadratic equations
 }. problem depending upon quad ratic equations.
 Physics
 The subject matter will be work and report on one of the following experi | ments from "A Laboratory Course ir Physics" by Millikan & Gale Experl- ments 2, 3. :. s. 9. r., IS, 19. p. 25. 29 | 40, 46 and 51.
 1 The successful contestant will be the lone who exhibits the best arrangement and manipulation of apparatus: the most complete and accurate results and the most complete. accurate anG presentable report
 Hcme Economics TwT contests in household arts vii 1 ,''S r'vcn, enc in cooking and ono i, ecv'ne.
 | Cooter~-A tnst i, making bak. ine powder biscuits.
 ? Sewing Waking n corset cover.
 Chemistry
 In this contest competitors will bt allowed two hours in w'lich to perfnrm
 "H+ of 'ah7"al )rv experiments ,lcoi. '"T with q nlrt of chemistry selecte, ''"'-' tn" f':st semester of high schoo york. Contestants will be required t, "at rn the necessary apparatus. per. I 'o'm the experiments write an accu ""te accourt of what they have done 'rd state the logical nferences draw. rom their ovnerimonte
 Ra,id Calculation | A test of accuracy and rapidity il 'he four funda amental operations: Ad 'tion. suh'roction multiplication ant 'ivision of whole numbers
 | Siv rrObleD1c in oI6itiC, will ha din tated, each recurring the addition O 'n'' r'mhors Of siv digits. When tn 1ictaticn is completed. epch contestan vii urn his paper face downward A T eignol he will turn the paper an, add. When he finishes, his time vii