Arizona republican., 1921-03-20

 university as passed by the senate in assembly this morning. He said II had been his pleasure to know a great | many legislatures but never one just | like the one which has Just closed us | session Tt is the reflexion of the | general tone of the community from | which the legislators come" he said | They are anxious that the next year | or two be years of the strlctest econ l omy. There are 116,00O acres of cot ton in the valley and a large portion is not sold Men reputed to have been l worth S50,0O0 to S100,000 are not able to borrow a nickel from the. banks. In spite of these conditions we do not l find single senator or representative who says he is willing that the edu- cational institutions of the state should be hindered in any way.
 We have a specific appropriation this year The mill tax gives con tinuous capital. We can make no plans, follow out no policy without that. At least 35 of the large universi- ties of the country are on the mlil tax basis It makes it possible for us to carry out our program from year to year. We have in this university the long time and revolving plan board. It sits for eight years and only lWo men go off at a time so that they can plan for years to come. It seems that the two fundamental accompaniments  long time board and the mill tax sys- | tenn of support.
 "In spite of the fact that this is an economic year, the legislature has seen | fit to pass the mill tax as continuous appropriation We will use 1t Tor maintenance and for building It will enable us to relieve the pressure on | the building end immediately The board will meet very early and map out a budget program for both main | tenance and building.
 pr. Frank c. Lockwood who has re- l cently returned to the campus after an illness lasting six months, to take up his position dean of the coHese of letters, arts and sciences, appeared in assembly Monday morning and was greeted with an ovation lasting several minutes.
 The University faculty made rul- ing at the last regular faculty meet ing that any student who is dennquent in 50 per cent of his work at the f1rst monthly report of the delinquent list, shall be immediately dismissed from
 the university
 The faculty has ruled also that as-
 sembly shall last one-half hour ln- stead of 15 minutes and that all classes
 thereafter shall begin on the half hour.
 Delta Rho will entertain with tea
 Sunday for the house mothers Of Ira
 
 Rho house on East Fifth street
 Ruth Prina has been chosen by the | Womans Athletic association as the | official delegate of the University TO
 attend the national convention of Wo-
 mems Athletic associations, to be held
 this year at Bloomington, Indiana. This
 is the first time in it's history that Ari-
 zona has sent a delegate to the na-
 tional athletic convention
 The University orchestra and Mems Glee club gave a joint concert at Pas time park Thursday night for the ex- , joint concert of the two campus musi- , , cal clubs, but another will be held soon at the Stafford auditorium. MT. and Mrs. Fred Tait of Phoeni, niotored to Tucson for the weekend to visit their daughters Catherine ana
 Margaret.
 Harold Moore of Phoenix, former university student spent severan day. = in Tucson recently
 Dorothy Knox is visiting Marguerite Ronstadt this week. She is here fol the Kappa Kappa Gamma dance Sat , urday.
 Thelma Mullen visited at her hom' |, in Tempe this weekend
 | The University committee on Alunn
 Occupation and Relationship ha worked over carefully its plans fo a recommending university graduate
 
 l. especially in Arizona All ex-student and graduates of the university are in
 vited to avail themselves of the ser
 vices of this committee Superinten 2 dents also are requested to repor : vacancies in their teaching staffs t s the committee early. Communication in this connection should be addresses e to E. R. Riessen, chairman of the Com u mittee on Alumni Occupation and Re n lationship, University Station Tucson
 The Kappa Kappa Gamma five vol
 the girls inter-organizaton champion K ship when they defeated the Pi Phis il = one of the fastest and most excitini = games of the season. At the end O ' the first half the score stood 65 il e favor of the Pi Phis. but the fina = score was 1910 for the Kappas- Thi = game was the outcome of the game
 played the night before, when tn
 Kappas defeated the Town team 1916 a and the Pi Phis defeated North hal It 1S-13.
 s Major W. H. Cowles has sue
 ceeded Colonel C. c. Smith as pro
 in the University R. O. T. C. unit
 Colonel Smith, who has held the posi- e ton since the beginning of the frs n semester, has gone to Mexico to giv e his personal attention to private in e terests- Major Cowles will follow tn
 
 Il respect to the theoretical and practice n Instruction of the unit, and no radica e changes will be made in any part o the department
 - A rifle shoot will be held betweel l. the R. O. T. c. units of the eight l. corps area which comprises most o n the colleges in the Southwest som l. time in April A team also will b n entered in the state rifle shoot to b s. held on the Fort Huachuca rifle rang 2, on May CT. Challenges have bee Il received from the University of Hi # nois, Alabama Polytechnic Institute y and from the University of Georgia n To select men for these shoots, a troo g rifle competition will be held thi
 week. Teams of five men each will b y picked from each troop. and those wh le will compete against t he other college of in the meets will be chosen from thes 'd teams
 ,e Sigma Alpha Epsilon won the inter ee organization baseball tournament 8 the University Tuesday by defeadn
 Arizona hall by a score of nine | " nothing This game was the play
 for the championship of the universit!
 Harry Stewart pitcher for S. A. F le went through the six innings withor
 allowing a hit. Arizona hall hold .d Sapnnd i,, ha n