Arizona republican., 1917-10-26

judge at the state fair
 Bright Freshman in ancient history. looking at picture labeled Woman stroking sacred COW to cure her rheumatism:
 Does this mean the womans or the cows rheumatism? ?'
 Next Wednesday, some time in the forenoon. the pupils of the F. H. $. are going to receive a rare treat Miss Charlotte Herr will give some readings from James Whitcomb Riley. Miss
 Herr is a graduate of Wellesley col lege. where she graduated with high honors. She was a life-long and per sonal friend of James Whitcomb Riley
 She is well known in the east as
 reader and also as an author She has
 written several interesting and helpful
 childrens books. She will tell how
 MT. Riley came to write these poems
 and all about them.
 The auditorium was packed last
 night and everyone enjoyed the enter
 tainment given by Montraville Wood.
 MT. Wood gave an illustrated talk on
 scientific inventions He used small
 models of modern scientific inventions
 and these were enjoyed greatly. Mr.
 Wood is one of Americas greatest lec-
 turers on science. Many of the things
 he showed and talked about were in
 vented by him, as he has invented many important things.
 All the Spanish teachers are work ing hard to get up an exhibition for the Arizona State Fair. which begins November F. Miss Edwards has sesv- l int in
 in mind. She has appointed pupils to
 make posters and to make up lists of
 German, French, Latin, Spanish and
 English words that are nearly alike
 All the pupils are working together
 with their teachers to make this exhi-
 bition a success.
 Miss Walsh and also members of the
 cast of characters for the Glee club
 play, The Mikado,' are working hard at every rehearsal. The play is a Japanese play and the characters arc well chosen.
 Mir. Stauffacher gave some of his junior English classes an oral test yes
 teIday The test was on the colonial period of American literature A full years course of American literature is to be taken this year. but last year only one-half a course was taken The oral tests were not very popular with the students, as you can find out by looking into MT Stauffachers grade : book.
 Thomas Means. Jr., says that Mr Stauffacher's oral tests aren't as fair as a game of draw poker. Tho reason i he gave was that you could throw away some of your bad cards in poker, ! but you had to keep all the questions in the test.
 A meeting of the Patriotic league 1 was held yesterday. Various things were discussed. One of them was to determine what the uniform dress is going to be for the girls. The city ought to be duly proud of ] the high school cadets in the fine showing they made Wednesday in the Liberty bond parade. With only five weeks training their work shows how remarkably well they are doing. They kept in step most as well as the Indian boys and girls who are supposed to be the best trained in this line. Every boy in high school was present and as they most all wore cadet suits they made fine showing.
 The hat was passed in the junior English classes Tuesday to contribute for the Honor Roll.' After all offer ines were collected it was found that they were short few dollars. The first hour class contributed the most
 hut after the fifth hour class heard of