Arizona republican., 1914-03-20
FOR COYOTES
 SALE BENEFIT
Fair Sex of High School Depict Superior Sex to Assist Phoenix in Out representing Everybody at Tucson

Superior Sex" a foolish farce, will be staged at the Phoenix high school this evening by Miss Moses classes in elocution. The production will be for the benefit of the high school track team, the funds raised from the small entrance fee going to the expense account of the track team in their university week trip. Preceding the Superior Sex, and between the acts. several other mem hers of the classes will render read ings, vocal and piano solos, and the Coyote quartet will bark one or two of their already popular songs.
 The feature of the evening will be the Coyote "hissef," who will be in- troduCed to the audience from the stage. He will come on the stage, make his bow, and do his little trick. after which he will be led again to the background. Of course he is not real Coyote. Miss Moses wished 10 get a real, furry, Woolly coyote which she had found available in the city, and she voiced her wishes to the girls in the production. Their hands went skyward in hor- TOT. "Nothin' doing" they said in d single voice. We aren't taking any chances like that
 But we'll get him muzzled,p pro- tested the directress.
 Ar. tbor, I,i- ,-.;11 to death" replied one of the fair superior sex" and that's as bad as Icing bitten"
 The real article was therefore dis Carded, and Coyote" the mascot of the Coyote team was decided on as a perfectly good substitute. He looks just like Coyote anyhow" said Miss Moses, and the average person won't know the difference if we label him. None of the Phoeni- clans are especially well posted on animals
 The election at the high school came to the Coyotes as a blessing. There were dozens of them at the Dolls, or as near them as they could get, each with a pack of election tickets. When possible voter came up for his number there was | a Coyote at his heels, presenting him with one of the candidates cards, and selling him a neatly engraved admittance to the Superior Sex | They did good work, and at the end 1 of the campaign they had elected more voters to their audience for to- night than the voters had elected candidates.
 The Assembly
 The assembly at the high was strictly the giils' yesterday morning The boys of the school had had | things in the hour-off period too long to please the fair sex, and through a little boosting of the Booster club and a little trick or two the boys were pushed aside, and the girls took the stage and assembly ! to themselves.
 | Dr. A. IT. Wilde, president of the University of Arizona, was the guest of the girls as the main speaker of good things they have here and of the good things he will offer them next year at the university. Follow ing the assembly he talked to the senior class. and all afternoon he i held open shop in one of the class rooms where he conferred with the members of the upper classes in re- lation to their college work.
 The girls had some dances and songs and several classy speeches which they sprung on the boys. Then they stated that they had done their worst and that they defied the whole male contingent of the school to beat them. The challenge was not accepted.
 Assembly Today
 A. J. Higgins, superintendent of county schools for Maricopa, will be the guest of the high school today. He will address them on topic not yet announced but which he says will be interesting to every Coyote
 in the city. The assembly will be in the morning, allowing MT. Higgins and Dr. Wilde, who will remain over time to take in the high school eX- ctemcnt and then go to the state house, where a meeting of the state board of education will be held.