Arizona republican., 1921-01-16
NOTES FROM UNIVERSITY
 OF ARIZONA

UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA, TUG SON, Jan. 15--President R. B. won kleirSmid left Saturday night for Chi cago fir medical advice and treatment after an attack of appendicitis. A tele- gram received this morning says that everything is in readiness for an opera ton and all conditions are favorable A brother of Dr. von KleinSmid is the physician in charge. The sympathies and best wishes of the students and faculty go with him. He expects to re- turn to Arizona in two weeks.
 Walter Webb, vocational student at the university and a member of the Sigma Nu fraternity, went temporarily out of his mind here Saturday and attempted to shoot up the vocational barracks Men who were in the building at the time said they did not realize Webb's mind had been affected when he began brandishing two revolvers and shoot man was niclSed by one of the bullets, but no one was seriously injured. Leaving the barracks he went to the military troop stable where he covered Major Cowles, assistant professor of military science and tactics, and backed him into a box stall, keeping both guns on him. It was not known that the guns were empty until after ward. Chief of Police Ford with an officer answered the call for help. Three men were needed to overpower Webb and take away the guns. He was taken to the Arizona hospital where he was given an opiate by Dr. l. F Huff nan. His friends say that he has been subject to mental attacks before, but that they have never been serious.
 Walter Webb is an overseas man. He was gassed in France and has two wound stripes. His wounds, together with his gassed condition, are the causes of his temporary mental Ge- engagement.
 The Kappa Gamma house was the scene of an attractive card party Sat urday night. The members of the frat ernity comprised the guest list. Eliza beth Daulton, a visiting Kappa from Seattle, Wash, was the guest of honor
 Hattie Burnett, freshman in the university from Ardmore, Ok.a., who visited in Phoenix during the holidays has been in the university infirmary since her return with a light case oi smallpox.
 Gamma Rho of Kappa Sigma, an Hounces the pledging of Allen apC Brodie Campbell, sons of Governor ant Mrs. T. E. Campbell.
 The program of the ninth annua Farm and Home week, from Jan. 17-22 is greater and more comprehensive than it has ever been before. The main idea of the whole week will b, one of proposing something of a con. Structive nature for the readjustmen period
 On Monday. Vic Happier, representa-. tive of the Utility Poultry Breeders association of Australia. who has beer sent to this country by the association to study market conditions in the United States. with a view to compet- ing in California with the Chinese ant olher imported eggs, will be the prin. cipal speaker of the afternoon. Aus. tralia has made a very marked advance in poultry breeding. The membership of the association is 10000. Thes' members are all strictly egg producers
 Professor c. F. Thompson of tn agronomy department of the university who is the originator and developer O hegari. a sorghum grain of no smal promise fin this country, will talk ol milo. hcgari and other sorghums.
 Each afternoon session will star with a musical program furnished b. tho music department of the univer sity. All section programs will stop q 2 o'clock, and all will meet in a gen eral assembly in the university audi torium.
 On Tuesday, at 1:2O o'clock, Prof. S r. Clark will give an illustrated talk o Lessons from Indian Agriculture. The success that the Indians hay made in producing crops without irri gation is remarkable. Several of tn present varieties of grain have com from the Indians. They have som very interesting methods which, at tached to scientific practice, make
 valuable lesson.
 Aldo Leopold, assistant district for ester. prominent in forestry work an general development of the countr,