Arizona republican., 1921-04-10
UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA

UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA, Tue son, April 10.-The University will hold its ninth annual University Week April 2S-30 this year. The annual state scholastic meet will be held at the same time in which the high schools of the state and the academies of high school grade will compete in track, baseball, tennis, oratory. and ten educational contests in English, algebra, rapid computa- ton, physics, chemistry, home eco monies, and livestock judging. These contests are open to all high school students. Proper entry blanks should be filled out by the principal of the school and mailed not later than April 20 to W. A. Porter, University of Arizona.
 There is but one prize for each con- test which is a rebate of all tuition and laboratory fees except the stu dent enterprise fee of S10, in the freshman year if the winner of the contest attends the University of Ari- zona. This rebate amounts to from S15 to $25, according to the course taken by the student
 Each high school may enter one contestant for the boys tennis con- test and one contestant for the girls tennis contest. The winners of first places will receive gold medals win ners of second place silver medals, and third place bronze medals. The contests will be decided by elimina- ton or percentage basis. depending upon the number of entries.
 According to the agreement made by the High School Athletic Associa- tion at its last regular meeting, each high school section shall hold an elimination tournament. The two best teams will play here during University Week for the state cham pionship.
 Each school may enter one contest ant for the oratorical contest. No oration shall be more than eleven minutes long. Orations will be read and graded by three judges chosen from the University faculty. They will base their decision on thought, composition and delivery. If more than six orations are submitted, the authors of the six ranking highest in thought and composition shall be the contesting speakers.
 Meals at the University dining hall will be served free to all contestants day evening through Sunday morn- ing. No admission will be charged for any games or contests
 The annual meeting of the State School Administrators will be held on the campus Thursday, Friday and Saturday of University Week. They are open to all teachers of the sta te who wish to attend. An interesting and instructive program has been ar ranged and the topics for discussion will be of unusual interest to all who attend.
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 Arizona will meet the University oi New Mexico here Thursday of Uni versity Week in the last inter- col legiate debate of the year in the university auditorium. The question is, Resolved: That candidates fol the presidency of the United States should be selected by a national sys- will be represented by a two-max team.
 l The final games of the campui tennis tournament are being played this week. The Sigma Nus and Tat l Delts are in the lead with the winner ! in doubt The winners of first ant second singles will play for the cham pionship of the school as soon as th' tournament is completed. A silvel trophy cup presented by Lawton O l | The organization winning the tour nament now in progress also will re ceive a silver cup.
 R. H. Ellsworth, connected with tn Bureau Of Markets of the Departmen of Agriculture at Washington, an, c. A. McNabb, market specialist iron the New Mexico Agricultural college were in Tucson Monday to confe with local dairymen in regard to tn
 organization of the milk producer in this vicinity. and to investigate tn
 marketing problems in Arizona.
 E. L. Shirell, supervisor of the Lo
 Angeles office of the Federal Boar
 for Vocational Training has been ap
 pointed district vocational officer fo
 vocational training students at tn
 University. He takes the place c
 Nicolas Ricciardi. and will take u
 his duties June l.
 Arizona won another victory in de
 bate here Monday night in defeatin the University of Southern Californi on the direct primary method e