Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-11-16

plans of this house, the poultry depart
ment is now preparing for publication
a set Of drawings and directions for
the erection of this simple shelter.
These may be obtained free by writing
to the Poultry Department College OF
Agriculture, University of Arizona.
The Wranglers, the girls literary or
ganization on the campus, were enter
tanned last Tuesday with very anus
ing playlet, Manners and Modes,
given by their initiates. The scene
was laid in q milliner's shop, where
every kind of hat and every KIND OF
,erson to fit the hat was found. The
parts were all well played and the old
1 Wranglers are well pleased with their
new members. They are as follows;
Edith Failor, Susan Sweeney, Anna
! McCluskey, Lucy Stanton, Betty Dom
| nelly, Lucy Bowen and Anna Freeman.
After the play supper was served and
the evening was spent in making plans
| for the year, and in doing stunts
The members of the "a" club are
| from now on to be a standing recep-
ton committee to all visiting athletic
clubs and teams. They had their first
opportunity to exercise the new duty
when they met the team from Pomona
and saw that they had a good time.
Manager Steere of the visiting team
spoke very highly of the attention
! shown them during their stay here.
L At the last meeting the election of
officers took place and the following
! men elected: Tom Marlar, president;
Kreigbaum, vice-president; Joe Con-
way, secretary, and Tom Wallace,
/ treasurer. The necessary requirements
for membership are at least two letters
in sports and a standing Of sophomore
in college.
There will be a meeting this week of
the Ornery Order of Burros, the Uni
versity summer school club. Two new
members are to be initiated.
The geography tests perfected by Dr.
Foster last spring are being tested out
this week in the schools of ella county.
They will be given in other counties
soon.
The "a" club entertained at dinner
in honor of the visiting Pomona team,
Saturday night. The tables in the din
ing hall were festive in decorative eff
fects of red and blue. Place cards in
4 keeping with the football season
marked the seating arrangement. Tom
Marlar, captain of the Wildcats, Off
ciated as POSTMASTER. Dean Cum
mings, Coach Nixon of Pomona, Cap
tain Greenhouse of Pomona, Wilson
4 Wood. president of the student body,
4 Coach McKale, Asa Porter responded
to toasts. The pleasant relation which
! has and continues to exist between Po-
mona College and the University OF
/ Arizona was particularly commented
I upon by both the Pomona College rep
h resentatives and by the representatives
from the University.
Among the recent additions to the
I State Museum are a buffalo robe, the
sand paintings and miniature Alas
kan canoe The buffalo robe was pre-
| scented by Mrs. Wetherill, the good
\ angel of the Navajo people" 1t was
formerly the property Of the Utes an6
was used as part of a tent. 1t is ar
tistically decorated with variou:
painted designs and is placed on one
of the pillars in the center of th'
museum.
The miniature Alaskan canoe was
presented by Mrs. Frazier of Tucson
and represents an interesting piece o
work as well as the custom Of tina
northern land.
The correspondence course in Poul
try Production given by F. Kenney o
the College of Agriculture is beinI
eagerly and widely taken advantag
1 Of. Enrollments from almost all part
1 of the state are received daily as tn
] useful character and comprehensive
scope of this carefully planned cours
/ Is becoming known to persons needin
4 oduica and instruction
The government military inspecto
I was here Wednesday morning for III
4 annual military inspection of the Uni
1 versity cavalry unit.
~ The University held a special assem-