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Arizona republican., 1916-02-04

be made up for the expenses of the current year. The total report of pledges made aj the afternoon meet ing of teams yesterday showed returns of SJ79.75, and several reports were not submitted at that time. The cam paign will continue until February 10. Everyone is confident that the desired mark will he reached.
 On Monday luncheon for the 50 workers will be held at the Rose Tree from ? till l. The program for the occasion has not been completed but it is planned to have addresses by sev- eral prominent men and women at that time with suggestions for the furth- erance of the campaign.
 VISITING THE SCHOOLS-County Superintendent of Schools J. A. Rig gins, who is visiting the rural schools this week. spent yesterday in the Creighton and Scottsdale districts. He was accompanied by L. S Parke of the university of Arizona extension course who is endeavoring to establish girls and boys cotton clubs in this valley.
 TRINITY GUILD TEA-The Trinity Guild will give tea at the Cathedral House this afternoon. There will be q cooked food sale and the Junior Guild will exhibit samples of lingerie for which the members will take orders. Mrs. George Hahn of the Senior, Mrs. Henry George of the Junior, Mrs. Ancil Martin of the Auxiliary, Miss Godfrey of St Winifred and Miss Jenkins of the Altar Guilds will serve. Everyone who is interested is invited.
Arizona republican., 1916-02-04
OPENED NEW GARAGE

nett. Harold Wells and John Bennett, all three of whom are expert automo- bile mechanics. have opened a neH garage at Second avenue and Madison street and are ready for business. Wells was formerly with the George Hageman comrany of this city, and is well known among the auto drivers of the valley
Arizona republican., 1916-02-04
 FRATERNAI BROTHERHOOD

The Fraternal Brotherhood are re- quested to meet tomorrow morning at the undertaking parlors of Moore and Mcclellan, there to confer on the ar engagements for the burial of their brother, Albert J. Uncapher, who died yesterday afternoon at his residence 420 East Lincoln street
Arizona republican., 1916-02-04

Bacon, New York; A. c. Parker Tombstone. Edna E. Clark. Ventura Cal: W. A. Allen Los Angeles. Mrs II. V. Gellaty and Mrs. l.. C. Crardall Lincoln. Neb.: F. D. Roby, Omaha: K Howe, Omaha: Charles Freeman. Los Angeles Henry Abel Eugene, ore; F. Pantzer Los Angeles; J. D. Dunn, I.-IooStaff
Arizona republican., 1916-02-04
CHURCH SOCIETY MEETS

No. , of the Central Methodist church will meet at two o'clock this afternoon at the home of Mrs. T. F. Storey at 1226 East Garfield street.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-10
SHORT news
REV. CANON RONALD HILTON.


rector of st Luke's Episcopal
church. left Friday morning to join
his regiment at New Westminster.
b. c. lie was appointed chaplain
several months ago.
ANTOINE NovlckI. 40. a ship
carpenter. tried TO get change for
a l0.peso villa note and was landed
in Jail. He explained that II was a
Joke but was locked up on default
OF s25 bail
MRS. J. A. REED, investigator OF
vocational guidance in Seattle pub
lie schools. left Friday for an edu-
cational tour of the East.
AMERICAN SAILORS who ex.
pect to touch at warning ports must
carry their citizenship papers or
American passports, is warning Is.
sued by bureau OF navigation
DELEGATES ELECTED to mem.
bers' council of Chamber OF Com
merce were guests at dinner Thurs.
day night.
SARAH BERNHARDT gave per.
Torrance Of Merchant of Venice"
In Washington. ID. c.. Thursday
night I'm which she appeared as Shy
lock. Wore beard and all.
ROMAN ROLAND, French dra-
matist and novelist. awarded Nobel
prize for literature for 1915. Yer
ner Eidenstam. Swedish poet,
awarded literature prize for 1916.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-10
HUGHES SHOWS I
STRAIN; DOESN'T
ADMIT DEFEAT
By CARL D. oRoAT
oited Press staff Correspondent

fOnitcb ffcbb otafi SD''NsPS'yENtB
NEW YORK, Nov. 10. -
Charles E. Hughes TOOK latest
returns today with complete
outward cslnness despite the
terrific strain.
Ne slept late. At $50 he
had mot ordered breakfast sent
10 hls private dining room at
The Hotel Aston. When he sp-
oeared later he uss smiling snsS
exchanged plessantries IN =
old way with personal and
litleal friends.
The governor. however. plainly
bowed the effects OF the conflict.
ing emotions OF the past fonr days.
This and lack Of sleep. together
with the most sire nuOus campaign
ever made by a presidential candi-
date. had slightly drawn HIS flea.
lures and his step had not the
swing in II that Il had when BE-
started out last July on his $4,000.
mile tour.
Early this forenoon Hughes had
sent no message OF conRratulation
TO Pres Wilson This was taken IN
some quarters az indicating that he
and Chairman Wilcox with one or
two Others may delay their usual
exchange until the official count II
complete IN al close states.
Wilcox and Hughes have not yet
conceded defeat Another factor In
this connection Is exactly what ac-
ton the republican national com
mlttee intends taking IN regard 10
the proposed recounta.
Hughes attended the theatre last
night with Mrs. Hughes and party
Of friends 10 see William Collier
In Nothing But the Truth"
Mrs. Hughes apparently 49,
all about the election but
showed plainly the effects OF ths'
strain.
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PUBLIC MARKETS


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~ lamb. iso 10 Htau iQz. mild cream
cheese. 2ac NJ lbs sSc large cans
milk. gle. ch0irs creamery batter go
lb. ibn ntc. fresh puilet eggs aSc dor.
DOR zoe. storage sEEH guaranteed. $50
d1E. dor Gsc Stalls 1925. ! d. csflon
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1Ers lbs cranberry beans. z5rs lbH.
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SANITARY

stall 80. 9 lbs fresh rolled oats. 25e
buik mineemeat. lie ~ 7sc coffee. aoc
buckNheat fiouf. pkEs ste, Fhelied al
mnnda 5oc o. stall -. fresh churned
butter. ssc o. full cream cheese, e1c a. .
fresh ranch eggs. f6c aud BE d0E Stall
a. choice round steak. lzfsc 10. choice
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10 Lex LIANT. i2tac 90. stall ~. Yakima
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stalls 2s-as. lbs sugar GO: isc Italian
pTuneu Zoe. bottles catsup. Zoe. carna-
zion milk. 400 per case. best nour. 81 -
aaeE
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stall ~, pure ErAnuiaisd sugar. Ibs
SO. stall -. fresh pastsufized milk. &C.
At. 70 ~ stall -. itc can chocolate.
1Tcs tee cakes soap. isc. 2tc can cocoa
ltc. 2 pkgs ralslnH 2Eo. sSo wash boAffs
ztr. &c sack sait. Zee. , lie cans to-
msfses. aEc. +. large zoe cans cleanser.
ise Stall IS. apples. tiio per box. deiiy-
srcd good potatoes. 81 90 per sack. d.iiv-
cred stan -. swest elder sc gGl cider
vinegar ttr rats broken mixed candy
i1he 10. Stall 81. ssc coffee. itc 10. .
i-lt. can best baking powder. lie. fine
tea. &c 10. Stalls aT-,u. head rice. (. it's
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lbs .oc coffee toe Stall 5. frcsh ranch
ss.s. daily. sec doE pullet eggs. tse doz. I:
New York sharp cheese. ssc 10 stalls
ft-sz. fresh ground peanut butter lee
10. lbs .sc. oieomArsarin.. 1bo 10. Ice
bread. Sc, OF : for iEe. , Sc ioayss bread
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only ia.oe. electric iiEhta sse each stall
"a. shoes resoiod. acc TO ssc. heels. zoe
and gtr
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ECONOMY

stalls :. 2. :. zoe bacon. tie % sc
bacon. ito TO- choice pot roast. lee ~
round steak i5c &c.. lee half hams. ia
o. home made lard. lbs ztc lamb
chops. iss geo. club sausage. Ice a..
stalls 2o-sf. fancy apples 90 boa
finest cooking apples. &c box. delivered.
stalls 1913 2 bars best soap and ! pkg.
washing powder. 1sei 25c bottle catsup.
ike. ihs. fine japan rice a5r. Toe
pkEs corn fakes. itc. Ioc pkR. corn
starch. tci 2tc caa p~aches lie. , cans
oysters 2tes Itc can string beans lee. )
cans minced CLANS. zEc. 10 bars laundry
soap. Csc. stall 81 strained honey. lac
20 nsw comb honey. ITO each. 3 fur
toe. peanut butter. Toe TO-. lie sse;
airomarEaFlna 1tc IL lbs SIC
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Not a Dollar
Need Be Paid
Till Cured

Ask about my plan.
TO cure you on thel
n boy propositions
Also my easy pay
Incnt plan TO get
well from any cur
able disease. Consul
tation free. Twelfth
year. DIR, Macy, 203
Epler Bldg, Sll "a
Second Ave.
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WILL Celebrate
UNION OF EXHIBITS

WILL CELEBRATE-fs tn as
The consolidation Of the two In
dustrial exhibits OF the Manufac.
tnrers' association and Chamber OF
Commerce will be formally cele.
brated tomorrow. Washington's
26th Admission day. by a special
program at the Stuart-Henry-WbIte
buildings. where the amalgamated
exhibit Is now housed
All sorts OF entertainment has
been planned. Refreshments made
OF Washington products VIII b.
served TO visitors. There will be
music, moving pictures OF indus.
trial subjects. and dancing with
prizes and favors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-10
sol III End

Round steak. 1870 n; pot roast. &c
ih bcst Jersey butter. = lbs. Csc. good
storage eggs. acc dn1 honey. 30-oz fsr.
gkc. snider's cntaup. zoe bottle. olive
OIL &c. CSC and sc bottle. salmon. 9
lbs CSC: crabs ioc each. shfifnps i0c %
PEPPER : lbs itc. huckleherries ihs
.ae. spinach. ibs itc. celery Sc stalk
patent flour o. 90 sack Royal baking
powder. coo can; rolled oats. lbs .sc.
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PINE STREET

Fancy pot roast. Sc and ipc ~ sirloln
steak itc H. boiling beef &c and &C 10. .
fancy Washington creamery butter. 1sc
10. lbs 7sc. fancy ranch eggs Sc dog
81 Lbs beat graduated sugar tec. he
best japanese rice. str; roast pork. lic
10 flour. 81 70 per sack Eastern oyHtcrs
nc pt fancy jonathan apples. ~ 40 box
mararuni & pkEs .gc. milk. 4 large cans
.te. famous Wsnen apples. SOC box: Wiz
EiniA standard oysters. &c pt small Do
tatora 70 iha tie
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S-For Sale-Miscellaneous


SASH And DOORS
order your sash and Doors direct FROM
- WILLIAMS 60 We operate our
owu mui and ship direct 60 anyone
anywhere. % factory prices safe ds
livery guaranteed co defamation aend
tor our tir. complete Catalogue Va. 20
Mailed frHe post rait. GA request
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5l-PUBLIC NOTICES

TO WHOM TT MAY CONCERNt
This ~ Co certify that an application has
beon made 10y tho Seattle oxygen Co
20 establish an oxygen and hydrogen
Fna factory. also Co manufacture snnp
nud hardening ~ vegetable oils aud
animal fats Tor cntahle purposes at l2tT
Mcstlukc ave. ~ ON unpiatted tand.
$50 feet north Of tho north line of
Highland drive
Anyone desiring to protest such appli-
cancy shall file such protest at the
office ~ the Superintendent % Build
inEa priou 10 November 10 1915. Sec
lions 905-G building code.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-10

IN AN effort TO cure rheumatism.
with electricity Everett Morgs@
student In L. OF California eles
cuted himself Thursday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-10
'S-SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS
MADAM CEALY

THE GREAT EayrTtAN rlHENoi-
OufAr
Who has he poser 90 fafetes ard 'sN
yeu on all inpoftant sffaifs - ne
Tells pour pas'. present e. 'uiuss ne
.drisss IN business and family affatra
rouriship and marriage tells Ne NAM.
81 ths rnAn ~ wafnan Yea VIII marry .
tells yuuf snssuiss names. and hos 20
conquer them makes bsppinsss 10
t-~.n nan ara wifs tells What roa
ars adapted for and SHAT business 10
most inrkT fuf vuu. tells IN regard %
your absent friends The madam rAs
never ~ ssaftis bsfor. she Eiess sesry
satisfaction HssdinEs this ws.s. spss
ciAi See Hotel Naffts. Ho1w 2 ifalA
Thlra ann hstaesn PIE ard NnIan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-10

.aAAttH" N.""s taHN JAIN NM ANNaAFeA
s-crusx Panel door. ..........t iti
Craftsman l-panei doors .....,.. IT'S
Craftsman glass doors ......... 1fs
etNfs s-iEht window ..-....... tta
aertoxfe cottage front window. at 40
bungalow easement sash ....... - up
1Sf hot bod sash .............. SIS
Cupboard glass doors .......... Zee
Cupboard panel dUofs -......... IS
a-piF slash grain panels "a r.. .o8A
i.ply Gold Seal Roofing ........ iss
Knock down window frames . 100
ana s.foot flooring and ceiling.
i0oa feet ACCOMPLISHMENTS. iieo
% a-foot flooring Aad ceiling.
i.eaa feet ...... .............. itoa
ana Sin cedar siding per
eco feet ...... feee
O y WILLIAMS co
Fhons Main 1917 tetS First Ave
FOR PLENTY OF 0oInES
Seal and e.yrar-att Ginseng plants
Write frr prices Washington Ginseng
Gardens Uny View Warh
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MADAM NELLIE

,Notid's greatest riairtotanf ana phren-
oinsiuf. ruaraufsrs 90 road Your entire
tifs. past present ard fufurs gives true
advice on business love. health and
family affairs tells the name - your
future husband o. wife. ard whaf 90 so
60 be surccssful IN tfs fhe has i1si
arrived IN This CITY. never here before
Ons eisii wtii paf you for your many
disappointmrnta In others she wili re-
move al obstacles and tell sou hos 60
win ard hold the one you desire Fhs
rigss advice on alt important affairs Of
NE Special readings sec Hotel FIX
room g. 1891 Second near PIN.
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n You Hsv- n~~u
Doessrtng without Re
cult for Years. see Ne
tad investfgats my
~yneii~s-
The most obstinate
asr- % asthma rhsu-
natisrn and nervous
disorders have been
.rea;ei succe-sfuiiy.
Constipation. cafarrh
ard disorders % the
bladder. skin and
stomach. as well IS
appendicitis are re-
ii.Tsd without opera %
ton My advice IL
era@
-EsE REMEDY co.
a M. MI NnAa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-10
MADAM WONDFR

The mystic reader. san Francisco worlds
fair leading phrenolnEiat and business
adviser has just arrived ~ your ciu-
Eiyss advice on all ntfatrn ~ iifr ms
wonderful Egyptian has helped others
why not your Satisfaction guaranteed
Come money or no money Hotel liar.
rinEtun fli1h Second ave. hair block
from hon MaTche office hours
fn 20 q 90
AND FHUE~oIDHtsT
SIS University between Ttfh aud Eisth
Tells past. present and future. consist
fnn business and love affairs. advises
Won alamui divorce raars and what VIII
10 your lucky step On ilfe 20 take win
tell full names - your lover. sweet.
heart. frionds enemies. and what you
arc most adapted for Special readings
q 90 Permanently I.uaI.I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-10
ROYAL EGYPTIAN
OUEEN

CITED Egyptian phFsnnioEfsf fiavr yogf
palm Thoroughly read SD capitalized ~
a genuine Egyptian palrnisf anf cisif
soysnt. one naturally CITED wiih The
poser 20 toll many rnfninE events u
your iIfs She tells shat You called FOR
nance - friends. euswles hos fn Ealn
success IN tuslness. health rvuftship.
marriage divorce spec4iatinnH and
transaffiaus - 81 kinds No matter
that MAJ D. your ambition. hope %
fear shs Euafantsss 60 help yuu Are
Yau IN trauhlsT 10 yea nnd fhe one
you have b~~nurd your trust ard ~.
fertirns upon acting cool And lndiU~r-
ont tawafd yau7 She advircs on al
Important affsirs % nfs- Special this
week. readings 90 cents O.. tnivsr-
.ffB ehrmrf gfath
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z3-Unfurnished Apartments
36--Rentals

81 LAwnENcE- ANp MODERN
suarfrusrts can 1895 Efrhth ave
.e.~~e~-~e~~~~~~~e~ r~N~Nr@~~N~N~~~.~-~4~>
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%Sa'1l.!

- by our easy payment
,sa..s ..sxA plan. all diseases. Con-
.ssf5f8sA ultation free. Twelfth
ssss,, " year. DR., Macy. 20s Ep-
Ter BLDG. Silh Second ave
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ALL CLEARED

ALL CLEARED
10 acres Deg grass gM miles from raii.
way town with creamery and hish
school black soil ready Co pillow only
$3.50. $50 raeh. g. per month Room
rs Downs Hldg zoo second ave
90 COURSE Ypr WANT TO BECOME
independent We can suggest no better
way than 60 invest ia one or more Of
our tracts Prices range from $50 TO
800 pcr acre. ON easy terms
CLIFFORD VAN ARSDALE, Inc.
1919 Third Ave. ioi Washington 81
ACRES
or fine. rich soil. With good stream. near
town. school grange hali. on cream and
eEg and mail routes. TN settled com.
munity. FOR $500
$50 CASH. $40 PER MONTH
CLIFFORD A VAN ARSDAIE Inc.
1919 Third Ave iol Washington ST.
ron HENr-- b-ACRE RANCH At LAKE
nallinger orchard 5-room house. good
we'll. outbGlldinFs. between Everett In
torurhan and trunk road Lock Rox
b3 Lake stevens wash
FOR DETAILS on LANDS
Handy 60 our mills and camps
write or see T. II MEtKLEIOHN.
Mgr. Land Dept, 1901 L. G. Smith Bidg
SEATTLE. WASH
"Nou deal with ~ direct"
THREE LAKES LUMRER co
ApvTRTtsEMENTs ~ TINS COLUMN
cost cenls- ner Inc cash IN advance
ti-lO.t FOR SALE
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7l-Female Situation
23-p Personals
ADALINE lloyd

Others come ana go. but for 20 years
Adoilne Lloyd hos been Seattie'a phren-
plnElH' ana business adviser iu all ar
fairs ~ life. 21i Union Apt n Ell
liptt 1914. Special this week. COO
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CHANGE ~ ADDRESS -Suhscrtb.
ers should he sure and give their uld
as well as their new address.
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ALI. subscriptions must 10 started
from date tho subscription Is re-
ceivei Back numbers cannot De
supnftet
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Furnished Apis.

sT REdts ATS CORNER iaTH AND
Madison. large ught rooms steam
heat private bath. clean. nicely fur.
nishod. walking distance. reasonable
East Gs0l.
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Ballard Agent: =. ~ MULLEN
tahe ballard Ave. Phone Ballard voc
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SIX insertions FOR the price OF i've
10 per cent discount n biu II paid
within 10 days after first Insertion.
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WANT AID RATES

ono cent a word per Insertion
Six times Tor the price "f rive
Coupon hoaks--Cpe hund 81 ines
20 DO used as desired $500
iIelp and situation ads. one hair rate
Funeral Notices ....s.s...-ttt,- eVc
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not DOLLAR NEED HE PAID TfLL
cured Asthma. paralysis, tuberculosis
worst cases ~ rheumatism ana neuritis
dropsy. doa fnsrs. dyspepsia. acne RE-
liable treatment Tor pelvic diseases.
blood diaoTIers DEBILITY ana other all
merts rr Macy. 2o1 Epler Building
k1i14 second Ave
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io-Male Help Wanted

CNREuEENED PLEDGES FOR SALT
Dvercnata. raincuatH. MarsinaWs. suits
'eHriTY. musical Instruments. guns etc
bargain Store Loan office. lg9 Flru
ave q corner Washington
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-02-17

concrete. It is a question of dura- bllity, for after all, it is coarse ag- gregate that must take most of the wear. For example, traprock is not the best stone for macadam high ways, but is an excellent material for concrete highway construction. There are various grades Of sandstone. The United State office of public roads will make all necessary tests on your local material We can secure copy of the results of such tests and would be glad to advise you of the adapta- bility of the local stone for concrete.
 With reference to the proportions we beg to advise that our recommend ations are one part Portland cement to not more than two parts fine az gregate to not more than three parts coarse aggregate. Our attitude on this feature of construction has been taken afer careful consideration, as experience has shown that successful roads of this type are not built with a leaner mixture The slight increase in cost by the use of richer mixture is warranted by the ultimate life of the road. Some successful concrete highways have been built with a 1-2-4 mix, but such construction re- quires care in the selection and grad ing of both the fine and coarse aggre- gate and additional time of mixing
 With reference to the subject of thickness, we would recommend in general road six inches at the sides with a flat sub-grade and the crown HOO the width of the road. In some locations a road five inches at the sides might be used, but this should be decided by the engineer. We would not advise a road four inches thick under any consideration.
 "The association has a corps of engineers experienced in concrete highway construction and we would be pleased to have our representa- tive, B. Marcellus, call upon you and discuss the merits and construc- tion of concrete highways. Our work is educational, not commercial,
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-02-17
DISTRICT CONTEST
 ASSN ORGANIZED
SIX COUNTIES INCLUDED
FIRST ANNUAL SCHOOL MEET TO BE HELD AT RUSSELL
 VILE APRIL 21.
From Mondays Daily.

From Mondays Daily.
 The Arkansas Valley School and Contest Association, embracing six counties, was organized at meeting of educators at Russellville Satur- day Annual contests in reading, music and athletics, similar to those conducted for several years in the state association, will be held, and the first meeting will be at Russell vile on April 21.
 The six counties included in the district are Faulkner, Conway, Pope, Johnson, Perry and Yell.
 According to Supt. J. P. Womack, who represented the Conway school at the meeting Saturday, it is not in- tended that the district association shall compete with or have any rela- tion to the state association. A simi- lar district association has been suc- cessfully operated in southeastern Arkansas for several years. Prof. Womack states that it enables many more pupils to compete in the various events than would be possible in a state association, and will strengthen rather than weaken their interest in the annual state meeting.
 For convenience, it was decided to elect officers and the executive com mittee from Russellville and Dardan- elle. Principal Charles E. Scott of the Second District Agricultural School was elected president; Supt. J. B. Bunn of Dardanelle, vice presi- dent, and Supt. E. P. Hall of Russell vile secretary. These with County Examiner E. H. Shinn and Principal w. F. Hall of Russellville compose the executive committee.
 The contests to be held on April i 21 at Russellville will consist of field and track events in the athletic di- vision, vocal and instrumental music, declamations and recitations. Every school in the six counties will be in- vited to send representative and full details of the meeting will be an nounced later.