Arizona republican., 1921-01-16

|, for some time secretary of the cham Der of commerce at Albuquerque, but who has returned to the forestry ser vice because of his greater interest in that work and it's development. He will speak on one of the fundamentals of forestry, Erosion and PFesperity." Dr. D. T. McDougal, director Desert l laboratory, Carnegie institute, Wash ington; Dean Byron Cummings, acting president of the university and director of the state museum, and D. w. Work Ling, dean of the college of agriculture. will be the speakers of special inn portance for Tuesday afternoon.
 Wednesday will be devoted to a dis cussion of rebuilding the dairy business | in Arizona. Ways and means of financ- | ing the dairy industry are of no small | importance now since cotton has taken such a drop. The results of the poster contest will be announced on Wednes- ! day also, the posters will be on exhibit in room 3O7, Agriculture building. Thursday is probably the most i'm portant day of the week" says Prof R. B. Thompson of the poultry depart ment. Tt is Marketing day and win have the biggest bearing on the future development in the state. Just now the great need is for better methods of distribution of products" The day will be used in discussing methods of fi- nancing the farmer for purposes of marketing his crops rather than f. nancing the spectators. At $40 on | Thursday afternoon, c. A. McNabb, marketing specialist of the United States department of agriculture sta toned at the New Mexico College of Agriculture. will speak on marketing | problems applied to Arizona conditions. Dr. McNabb spoke at the Citrus Crow | g,. nix last week. He has been studying Arizona conditions for some time, and will have something of very definite nature to say.
 M. E. Bemis, assistant secretary of the Phoenix chamber of commerce, and president of the Rhode Island White
 Club of America, will discuss the
 breeds of poultry for Arizona. Mir. Bemis has made an active study of
 poultry development in its relations to
 agricultural development. He has made
 a close study of the different breeds of
 poultry and has a mass of data and
 information of value.
 Friday will be Farm Bureau day. c.
 E. Stonebraker, who has charge of all
 the southwestern states in organizing
 them for the American Farm Bureau
 federation, will tell of the work of the
 federation. There will be several other
 prominent speakers who are thoroughly
 president of the university and Di-
 familiar with conditions, who will give
 constructive ideas for agricultural de-
 velopment. Dr. E. J. Brown of the
 social science department of the uni
 versity, has made a special study of the
 cotton situation and will offer a dis
 cussion regarding the cotton tariff.
 Besides the general program, eacf
 evening there will be a special feature
 Beginning with Monday there will be a
 reception in the form of a get-ac-
 quainted meeting. It will be in
 charge of Mrs. Jameson dean ot
 women, and will be held fin Maricops
 hall the new womans dormitory. Tues
 day evening there will be a forestry
 meeting in the auditorium and an H.
 lustrated lecture on the Mountain l. Forestry of Arizona, by Dr. Forrest Shreve, president of the State ForestrN Association of Arizona. Tuesday eve.
 ming a concert will be given in charg, , of Professor Weaver of the music de.
 partment, and Friday night the annua f banquet will be held in the universit, dining hall. Special meetings, beside. i those on the general program. will b,
 those of the dairy section. the program | for women, and special poultry meet. , ings.
 The Stray Greeks, an organization started last year, of fraternity men anC women who were not represented or
 the campus here, gave an attractiv, i. dance at the Womans club Saturda, ] night. The officers of the club ar, ' Howard Pagan, Delta Tau Delta, Uni g versity of Ohio, president; J. W e Rhodes. Phi Gamma Delta, Lelan, e Stanford university, vice., president e Marian Spencer, Gamma Bhi Beta c Wisconsin, secretary treasurer.
 a Kappa Alpha Theta entertained wit
 a delightful dance at the Woinan's clu' - Friday night. The clubroom was strik d ingly decorated everywhere in blac [ and gold, the fraternity colors. Softl