Arizona republican., 1916-01-21

We ina Tn the new baseball SChed- ule, where the Coyotes will play their first game away from home January 29- It will be played in Mesa with Evans school. Evans school has mighty fast aggregation of ball toss CTS, and will put up a hard game against the Coyotes. Coach Osborne will start Monday night and give the players good stiff work outs. to make up fer lost time.
 An unexpected pleasure was the in teresting lecture given to the sixth and seventh hour physics and chem lstry classes yesterday afternoon. by J. w. Swaren of san Francisco, repre- senting the Pelton Walter Who'll com panN. MT. SWaren is on his way to Tucson where he intends to lecture to the University of Arizona students on The Value of Irrigation. He was de- tained here over yesterday on account of the Gila bridge washing out.
 Mrs. Jay, when passing out gold medals yesterday to Ruth Stearns, Edna BraYbroOk and Mary Lou Elem ing. who had won them for their rec ords made in the last Remington test. said: Every student in here can have one of these medals. All it takes tO get one, can be spelled with four let ters and that is WORK
 A good old Pal is back again. Earn est Tweed who has been away for long stay at Hayden, has returned to P. II. s. to continue his high school education Tweed is a dandy half r11ilar Npbap cpp1oc th +r1c1- oy-op. and will be a great help to this years track team.
 Phoenix girl makes good showing in San Diego Calf. Dorothy Howard, a girl who attended P. H. s. last year and who is now attending the Kelsey Jenner Business College in San Diego, where she wrote SS6 gross words with only four errors on an Underwood typewriter the other day. This makes her record of S7 words per minute ret. Miss Howard says If it had not been for Mrs. Jay and MT. Michael l am sure l would never have taken the interest in my work that I have and would never have gotten along so we'll" The commercial department of F. II. s. has scored more hOnOrs for out going students than any other de- partment and for that reason is looked upon as a great educator
 Coach Osborne is not only q good baseball coach but he is also great basket ball player and if transporta- tion is possible he will journey to Tue son Saturday with the Y. M. c. A. basketball team. where the Y will meet the University in game of basket ball.
 If the game with Acre City can be played on the Polk street ball diamond Saturday afternoon the Coyotes will be Johnnie on the stop, at 3 o'clock sharp, under the direction of assistant Coach O'Neil
 Plans are now under way to make the Coyote paper to be published Tuesday a six page sheet if this is done q pink sheet full of the latest sports will be an important edition.
 Miss Rosenberry wants it announced that the girls " club will be at homo to the girls of P. H. & from two til four this afternoon
 What the following has to do witt 'ONplc tIdChS, iS Hible llIdH IHDSt du9 One can figure out. But the higf school correspondent of The Republi- can. who has undoubtedly been wad- ing around through a sea of mud probably is harboring the impression that mud and sea, ships and cannon balls are all about the same sort oi stuff which Phoenix has been dished up lately.
 TayIor's ldyIl of the Sea
 The same great sun that now OCT politics and graft, or one doth shine;
 Rose OCT a scene of splendor and of awe
 Green, blue. white dash of gray and black,
 The sea, the sky, the sails of War ren's Ship with four and twenty guns did brag.
 This ship did idly idle in the wake, of one much smaller ship. a flag ship true, but which more often used to imprison captive crew.
 Bad enough was captain of this smaller ship, known throughout the merchant world, hated by all Spaniards and some French, Harvey James.
 But terrible names not Black War ren's fame, cursed throughout all Spanish ports. Once in their grasp death surely would be his, but cared he not, for he was without fear of