Bisbee daily review., 1919-04-25
Here and there in Arizona

TUCSON, April 24-Notice has been received at the university of Ari- zona that the appointments to Rhodes scholarships, which were postponed for the duration of the war, will be resumed in October, 1919. Arizona will elect this year the Rhodes scholar who should have gone over in 1918 and who will be expected to go into residence in January, 1920. Arizona will again elect man for 1920, an other for 1921, again for 1923 and 1924 and so on two years out of three.
 The Rhodes will provides for two scholars constantly at Oxford from each state in the union. Each scholar stays three years and receives a sti- pend of 300 pounds a year, out of which he pays his tuition fees and eX- penses exactly as any other student. There are no restrictions as to the subjects which he should study Rhodes scholars may take ony of the various Oxford honor schools, or if preferred, may work for the Oxford research degrees of B. Lit, B. Sc., B. C. L., or Ph. D.a Candidates must be unmarried. between the ages of 19 and 25 and must have completed at least their second year in college. Can didates may try for the appointment either from the state in which they reside or from that in which they have received the major part of their educa- tion. The qualifying examination which has been required of candidates for Rhodes scholarships in the past is now to be abandoned, and it vii lonly be necessary for candidates to make |. formal application endorsed by the authorities of their colleges or uni versity. The selection will be made in the future ,as in the past, on the basis of mans record in school and in college according to the four points outlined in the Rhodes will. CD i Scholarship, CD character, (3) inter est in outdoor sports and (4) interest i in ones fellows and instinct for lead ership. Of these qualifications the greatest emphasis is laid on the first two.
 The selections will be made by committees in each state constituted for that purpose. A list of the names of the men to whom the application should be made, together with formal application blanks, will be printed in June and copies will be sent to any iaddress upon application to Frank Ay- delotte, American secretary to the Rhodes trustees. Massachusetts In stitute of Technology, Cambridge Mass.
 RESUME RHODES SCHOLARSHIP
 RANGE CONDITIONS IMPROVE
 PHOENIX, April 24-That warm spring weather is improving the con dition of the ranges throughout the state is evident from the weekly bul letin just issued by the lccal weather bureau, as follows:
 Warmer weather during tn eday has had a tendency to improve ranges in all sections of the state. Tn soutierr Navajo county. where stock suffered from severe winter weather and losses were unusually great, ranges show i'm provement and stock is reported aS being in fair condition. Owing to the poor condition of cows in parts o southeastern Arizona the calf crop i: reported short and unsatisfactory Young stock has suffered consider ably from continuously cold nights il V the northern counties.
 Crop Progress in Arizona
 Entire absence of rain during tn, week has been more favorable fo farming activities than otherwise. per mitting preparation of the soil am and seeding of crops in all sections A large acreage is being prepared il the northern portion of the state fo pototoes, corn and beans but unusall, |, cold nights have delayed planting While nights have been cold in tn southern section cotton is making foi progress, although much had to b