Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-11-02

next Saturday on the home field. Foot
bail men predict this will be a good
game.
Frank H. Fowler has come to the
university as a new professor in an
cient languages. He will have charge
of the classes in Latin and Greek.
Professor Fowler comes here from Le-
land Stanford university and is very
highly recommended.
The university held special Roose-
welt memorial assembly on Monday
morning from till 9 o'clock. Tho ex-
ercises opened with the singing of
America" by the audience Jean
Slavens read some excerpts from Col
onel Roosevelt's best known speeches
Wildon Pickett delivered an address
on Roosevelt, the Man." and Prof
Anderson. of the law department, gave
a very comprehensive view of "Roose-
welt, the Statesman" Mrs. Weaver
wife of the head of the music depart
ment, and Mr.. Van der Vries, formerly
principal of the high school. sang. One
of the numbers was "Invictus."
Dean Cummings presided and .ex-
planned the desire of the people to
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American, and how it is hoped it will
take the form of an institution to be
erected in the city of Washington He
appealed to the students and faculty
to stand by Colonel Roosevelt as he
has stood by US.
| Committees of faculty and students
have been appointed to canvas the
whole university to raise our quota in
this fund.
Dean Butler Of the College Of Mines
and Engineering, has charge of the
Pima county ore exhibit in the county
collections at the state fair, The min
erals will be arranged in five groups
as follows:
A meteorological collection for those
who wish to study the state resources
INTERNATIONALLY.
A miscellaneous collection, including
| building stones. fossils, type rocks,
coal and oil and run of mine ores
An ore collection which will include
all the metals.
County collections showing the re-
sources of each of the mining counties
and covering all the different metals
and minerals coming from those coun-
| ties.
| Individual mine collections from
each OF the following mines: Copper
Queen. Calumet and Arizona, New
Cornelia, Arizona Copper company,
United Verde, Old Dominion, Ray Con-
solidated, Shattuck, Arizona Iron Cap
Copper company, Inspiration mine.
The Girls Athletic association held
a meeting on Monday at which they
elected the following officers: Mary
Pickett, president; Olive Gallatin,
vice president and Ethel Brown, secre-
tary and treasurer. Marguerite
O'Keefe was elected captain of the
tennis team. Nellie Still is the hiking
captain, and after the hockey team is
formed the captain will be chosen.
The University Student Body or
ganization, working in conjunction
with the athletic association, has off
cially set aside Thanksgiving day as
Home Coming Day" for all the alumni
and former students of the university.
On this day the Varsity will play Oc-
cidental college of Los Angeles in
match which win probably decide the
championship Of the southwest. Spe-
cial programs have been arranged and
the day will be one continuous round
OF entertainment which will close with
dance held in the gymnasium.
Letters are being sent to all former
students urging them to be present on
this day. This occasion is the first of
what is to be a yearly event, since 1t