Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-03-25

| contestant must present With the oration, when it is submitted to the University, a statement over his sig nature that the contestant meets the requirements for eligibility under the rules of the A. S. H. S. A (given else where in the bulletin), in so far as they apply to the contestant, and fur ther, that no undue assistance has been given in the preparation of the oration; that it is his belief that the thought and composition are the con- testant's own. No oration shall re- quire more than eleven minutes for delivery.
 Orations will be read and graded | by three judges chosen from the fac 1 ulty of the University. The judges will base their decision on thought, composition and delivery. They will give the orations preliminary read ing, grading them on thought and composition. If more than six ora tions are submitted, the authors of the six ranking highest in thought and composition shall be the contesting speakers. The contestants will be notified by April 18th. In ranking orations for thought, the judges will have regard for the de- gree in which the contestant shows himself acquainted with the facts in the field of his discussion, the degree of logical ability shown in power to see relationships, and the degree in which the thought is vital and not conventional and platitudinous. Un- der composition the judges will con slider clear, effective division and ar engagement and correctness, effective ness and suitability of style. In judg- ing delivery they will consider in ad- dition to freedom from embarrassment and ready, easy expression, the degree in which the contestant shall seem to speak from real conviction upon a subject that he has at heart instead of declaiming a memorized address.
 Send three copies of each oration | to w. A. Porter not later than April 9th.
 Track and Field Meet All entries must be at the Univer- sity not later than April 20th. The numbers of the track contest ants will be drawn on this date. Pro- vided a school is late in it's entries, it's contestants shall wear the large num- bers.
 | N1rfncforta 1xr.fh tho 11ocf bers must take the inside positions ] in all track events and will have to be first in all the field events. The following events will be con- tested: Saturday Morning 11:00 a m. 1O0-yard dash, trial heats.
 11:10 a. m. 12O-yard high hurdles trial heats.
 11:2O a. m. Mile run, final. 11:35 a. m. 220-yard dash, trial heats.
 11:45 a. m. 22O-yard low hurdles, trial heats.
 Saturday Afternoon
 1:30 p. m: 1OO-yard dash, final.
 1:4O p. m. High jump.
 200 p. m. 880-yard dash.
 2:15 p. m. 220-yard dash, final. 2:30 p. m. Pole vault. 2:50 p. m. 12O-yard high hurdles, final.
 800 p. m. 44O-yard dash. 3:15 p. m. Broad jump.
 3:30 p. m. 22O-yard low hurdles. $40 p. m. Shot put (12-pound). 400 p. m. Discus throw. APO p. m. Relay race. Four-man team from each school, each man to run one-quarter mile. 4:3O p. m. Award of cups, medals and prizes to winning contestants and schools.
 Three bona fide students may be entered fro many school in each of the athletic events, but no more than tw will be allowed to start in any event.
 No changes in entries will be all lowed after the programs are printed.
 It is urged that each district hold meet to decide the best man in that district. It will materially cut down