Arizona republican., 1915-11-19

ing department. There is q bluC ribbon on q desk made by Lucy Me Ilmoid, who entered in competition with 9 class of boys. The Norma students talent in art and domestic science is evidenced in their dis plays. The textile designing is most interesting. as developed from wood block printing. It is in two colors on silk, and clever, original patterns have been designed.
 Tempe Public and High Schools.
 The graded and high schools oi Tempe have an impressive exhibit of mechanical drawing, and the voca uOnal and academic courses are pre- sented creditably by the pupils work.
 Mesa Schools.
 There is a noticeable improvement in the work of the Mesa schools over last year. judged by this seasons cXhibit A set of dining room fUrni- ture by the high schools and aca- demic and domestic science displays by the graded schools make com mendable exhibit
 Glendale Schools.
 The Glendale schools offer an academic display and furnished dolls house. the excellent work of tfe second grade students.
 Osborn School.
 The pupils of this school empho- size art in their booth, along with their sewing, cooked foods and academic work.
 Country Schools.
 \ Ina bra ort1f and Madison have booth in which the various schools show the studies that occupy the attention of the pu- pills. The work is along the lines 2f that of the city schools.
 Creighton has an exceptionally splendid manual training exhibit. The schools of Roosevelt. Buckeye and Snowflake are represented by small but good exhibits
 Globe Schools.
 Every department of work is rep resented in the Globe school exhibit.
 Hayden Schools.
 \ full general exhibit from Hayden is among the interesting features Of the educational department and sev- eral prizes have been won.
 Yuma County Schools.
 Several. districts in this county of fer an idea of what is being done in in educational way in Yuma.
 Bisbee. The Sisters of Loretto are showing m exclusive art exhibit.
 Prize Booth
 One booth has been set aside for he prize winning display of every department of every school. Of par Icuiar interest here is the industrial nap of Arizona. barred from com 'etlting with other maps because of ts size. It's author, Allan Campbell. vas given honorable mention With miniature toys. grains and metals. | se has studded each different county | if the state with it's chief industry. 1 nd his Illustrations show a thorough | -nowledge of the state.
 University of Arizona. The state university has several 1 istinct displays. The college or 1 zines and engineering is operating n oil flotation testing machine The toys and Girls club work have an xhibit of products grown by boys nd girls ranging in age from ten to ineteen years. This club is con NN NSI +N biic IL OL A tplitSc OI ! the U. s. Department of gricultuTe cooperating. The chemist apartment of the university is also 'atured, and a general display gives l inkling into the extension work Moving pictures. demonstration lee : lres and lantern slide talks are ven daily. The program for today ld tomorrow follows:
 Thursday. 10 a. nc. W. Barnes, livestock tension. Subject: Type of Hog 2 ouses" GIustratedD 10:30 a. m.-Moving pictures. 11:00 a. m.-Miss Grace Lyman. ( structor in psychology. Subject: I 'hild Study"
 H. 36 a. nc NJ. Butler. dean. col | Ee of mines and engineering. Sub a ct: "Tte Mining Dos and Don't I ,r the Non Miner" ] 12:3O D. m.-Moving pictures.
 Friday.
 :O0 a. m.-A. w. Morrill,. consult 2 entomologist Subject; Machinery f q Appliances Used in Insect Con d )l." CDemonstrated)
 1o:G0 a. n.-Moving pictures ? 11:0O q. m.-L. S Parle, Boys and n rls' Club Work. Subject: Club ( ork" Gllustrated.)
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