Arizona republican., 1922-04-12
! |NAL NUMBER IN
CHAUTAUQUA To
Be GIVEN TONIGHT

TEAl ~. ADlll IL AA4AcAA ANAA
ber of the Redpath Lecture course
win he given in the Normal audi
torium tonight.
This number is the Fine Arts
Quartet and promises a varied and
ENJOYABLE program. Irish songs and
readings abound in good Irish wit
and pathos and the Spanish music
is made more pleasing by the special
costumes.
.tauqua program is given the same
night, none of the lecture course
seats heretofore reserved can be heM.
FOR any one that night. No extra
admission will be charged for the
two programs. Come early and get
a. good seat.
William HIoys Post Meets
1yn Blows Post No. 1 held its
reaaIlar meeting last night. Several
subjects were brought up Tor DIS
cnssion 1t has been decided to put
OH another smoker very soon. the
exact date will be given later.
Arrangements are being made to put
on some first class bouts for the
occasion.
s9rhe boxing matches will be staged
at the Cosmopolitan hall above the
Tempe hardware store, and every
body is welcome to attend.
Leaves For Flagstaff
Mrs Albert Hart of San Fran
cisco, who spent two days in Tempe
Waiting with relatives, left MONDAY
NIGHT for Flagstaff. where she will
he the guest of Mrs. J. r. Tnoman.
Mrs Hart is a cousin OF Mrs. Y. a
Goodwin and was the incentive sun
day for a most delightful desert PIC
mic. The affair was in the nature
- Mullen IA miles
and there were about thirty IN Inc
party.
The following attended,:
Mr.. J. B. Mullen, r. L. Mullen and
family, Charles Mullen and family,
c. NJ Mullen and family, John Mul-
len and family. Byron Carr and
family. G. A Goodwin and family,
and Mrs. Hart. Mrs. Hart is the
president Of the Y. w. c. A. OF San
francisco and is now enroute toI
attend the national convention IN
Arkansas.
Returns From Payson
Cshilson returned Monday
night from short business trip
spent in Payson. .<
Visiting in Flagstaff
Mrs Byron Carr is spending rev
weeks IN Flagstaff with her daugh-
ter. Mrs. J. f. Thoman.
- Specialists in Demand
An increa sing number OF Calls
come to the Agricultural extension
Service at Tucson for the assistance
OF specialists. AS an example OF tne
service being rendered may be citeu
the following: a..
assistance Of Director J. ]. Thornber.
who will spend day on the mesa
stadying plant life with the Mesa
high school punils and others de-
sizing to make the trip. The same
plan will be repeated in another
part of the county near Somerton.
Professor S. p. Clark, extension
agronomist has been called to Gra-
ham county in co-operAion with the
county agent, where they are arrang-
ing cooperative demonstrations In
the growing of various field crops.
Professor A. F. Kinnison, extension
horticulturist, is spending week in
Yavapai county with the county
agent, giving pruning demonstrations
and other advice to orchardiSts IN
the county.
Professor r. B. Thompson, in
charge of poultry work, along with
his assistant, Robert Penquite, is
spending from March 7 to March
IL arranging cooperative poultry
WOlh III &404 A$ORG SO4tASJt U%~N ~~eO
agent for the coming year.
Mr.. A. B. Ballantyne will be in
the field the entire month of March,
with the exception OF four or i've
days. in connection with the develop
lnent of club work in cooperation
with the respective counties. Dur
ing the month he has plans to visit
the following points where work is
being developed: ST. David, Cochise
county; Casa Grande and Florence.
in Pinal county; various points in
Maricopa county comprising seven
DAYS: Santa Cruz county; WILCOX,
in Cochise county; Duncan in Green
lee county: Stafford and Thatcher, in
Graham county.
Miss Alice v. Joyce, state home
demonstration leader, is assisting the
home demonstration agent in Pinal
county, where work is being con-
Quoted in the various farming COM
munities.
With the increasing number of
calls for the work OF the various
specialists. it is becoming more
necessary to organize the work and
not make long trips for single
meeting or demonstration. In order
TO spend money more efficiently,
policy is being developed for all the
work of specialists to be arranged
through the local county agents
Persons interested in securing extern
sion work relating either 10 agricul-
ture or home economics should first
take up the plans through the local
extension workers in the county.
Interest In Revival
The meetings at the Christian
church of Tempe is progressing
nicely. Interest is growing daily and
all. are well pleased with the mes