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Last Week In April Date Set
For Alaska Inter-School Meet
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The inter-srhool meet for South
eastern Alaska schools will be held
•n Juneau for the week from April
24-2J*. accordinit fo an announce
ment made bj Con. nissioner of Kd
ucation L. O Henierson. The In
vitation lo schoolt Is Keneral and
il is hoped that as many as possible
will participate. U is possible that
the atwe date may later have to
be changed
1 The central committee, composed
of Commissioner Henderson, chair
man Supt J K ban* and Sup: G
0. Mitchell, of the .'anean and !>onp
las schools, has completed its ar
rangement of evet.ts for the meet
ar.d regulations coveming it. These
follow in full:
EVENTS
Klemontary School kjwllinc conical.
One entrj from each elementary
school Contest to consist of both
^ral and written work. One hund
j red words to be written. Oral work
i to consist of a sufficient number of
words for each contestant lo ha\e
opportunity to spell twenty.
hi<'im-ntar> s< hooi Knpiil Calcula
ri»n i'oniot.
One entry from each elementary
schooi Contest to consist of work
1 in the four fundamei.tai operations
jHil the idle hours
with pleasure!
T ■ n^rr hnno heavy on your hand* when yon have a
V1CTR0LA
In the house
By our liberal
Installment Plan
ycu can t.ow have any Instrument we have in stock put
in your hon:e at once and enjoy all the great mu
sical artists while you are paying for it.
Hemen.ber, all we ask is a small
payment down and the bal
ance to suit your
convenience
R2ULFR BROTHERS
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"h.S KtftIR VOKt^
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in arithmetic—addition. subtrac
tion. multiplication and division
Speed and accurafy the determin
es factors. A part of the work in
each operation to be performed in
publ c at the blackboards and the
balance at the desk>>—fourteen min
utes in all Problems wl-.ich are in
correct do not court.
Klomentar) School TVvlanuM ton
CiintiM.
One entry from each elementary
school. No restrictions as to the
nature of the selection. Time allot
ted to each contestant not more
than seven minutes. Order of ap
pearance deiertnln«d by lot
Ki omental) Shmii Oral Kncii«h
I'dMlMt.
One entry from each elements ~v
lows All contestaats assemble In
room. Kach receives a typewritten
copy of the same prose select-on
Kach contestant p-ven ten mitmies
in which to stud? ^wpcr. which car
t>e read twice by the average child
in the allotted time. Tapers col
lected Contestants then appear,
one at a time, befor* the attdienco
and talk on subjt :t matter rend
lot prior to distribution of papers
to each contestant
Hich School Oral Fncli*h Content.
One entry from each hijrh schoo'
Proceedure the sarte as in the ele
mentary school oral Enclish contest
Hich ><1io<>1 Written Kn»;li«h < on
te»t.
One entry from each hifrh school
Kach contestant given a list of five
current topics of national interest
from which one topic is to be sel
ected and a paper written thereon
Twenty minutes allotted between
t me »l ?n topics •»re d.strihuted
and written paper* collected.
Mich Scb<*>I Sjwx-U T<-*i in T\-pe
wn't ing.
Contest open to students who hare
studied the subje*™1 for loss than
one school year. Time allotment
5 minutes.
(No value in general meet ■
High S«ho«l Iv-hjitc.
One debating tean from each high
school. Each debating team 10 con
sist of two members Schools so
desiring may bring one alternate
who may be used u case one mem
ber of a team is inc&pacitaied Each
team most be prepared to debate
either side of the question Oppon
ents for the preliminary debate of
the series are to he chosen by lot
ten days prior to ilie date on which
first debate is scheduled The side
of the question wuich each team
shall support likewise shall be chos
en by lot. Report of results of
drawing to be telegraphed to each
school by central committee.
Each speaker allowed ten min
utes for main argument and three
minutes for rebutti d. The order of
speakers for rebutal shall be—sec
ond speaker on regative. second
speaker on affirmative, first speak
er on negative, first speaker on af
firmative.
The subject for debate is as fol
lows: "Resolved. That Congress
should prohibit immigration into
the I'nitod States for two years"
Litrature bearing on this subject
may be secured from the follow ng
sources:
IMMIGRATION RESTRICTION
LEAGUE. 11 Pemberton Square.
Boston. Ten cents postage required.
INTER-RACIAL COUNCIL, Wool
worth Building. Now York.
NATIONAL COMMITTEE for
CONSTRICTIVE IMMIGRATION
LEGISLATION, 105 East 22nd Si
New York.
NATIONAL LIBERAL IMMIGRA
TION LEAGUE. SOS Broadway,
New York.
AMERICAN FEDERATION of
LABOR, Washington, D. C.
THF H W WILSON* COMPANT.
Minneapolis. Winn This company
prepares a series cf book* entitled
"TVhaters' Handbook Series" These
book* are made up of reprint* of
article* appear-In* ia mar*tine*, etr.,
bearing on variou* subjects. The
aim is to furnish the best available
material on both sides of the qna
tion discussed St .lools writing to
this company shoulj ask for the lat
est issue of the ' IVhaters Hand
book Series" heariag on the ques
tion of restriction or prohibition of
in-.migrallon The company also
sells or loans cJ ppings bringing the
suh)ect up to dale.
The files of the Congressional Rec
ord of upproxima-»ly a rear ago
when the "S per cent immigration"
hill was being disc-.ssed in congress
«. ould be very valuable as a source
of information
The Seattle Public Library. Port
end Public Library, and Oreror
State Library. Sal'sm Oregon, are
i po«s<Me source of material foi
the use of hlfrti schools
H'Cil School Havkeritall Tourna
ment. t Roj-vl.
One team from each high school
I >51-I! basketball rules to govern
l>lay. (Opponents tn preliminary
cames and order of games to be de
cided by lot Referee and umpire
for the series to he chosen by the
central committee \rd approved by
executive head» of schools entering
the tournament Neither the referee
nor the umpire Si.all be affiliated
with any of the tea-ns in the capac
ity of coach or trainer Each school
» requested to forward lo th# cen
-rml committee tht names of per
sons su talJe and available as ref
eree and empire, at least one month
Trior to the date set for the begin
: ing of the tournament All games
be played in A *5 Hali. Juneau
H icil J».-hool Raskethail Tonma
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One team from each high school. I
lJIl-II Girl* Basketball Rules to
p- vprn pl*> General regulations
r d privwdure the same as for the
:> ys' tournament.
K.gh School Track Meet (Boy»>
Events a* follow* 50, 100. and
120 yard dashes «*0 yard run. S
mite rut. om mile ror.. high h»r
d.es low hurdies, running broad
ionp; running hift iarr.p pole
■> f.ni" shot put i us* medicine ball >
4 e. le relay <4 rjar inn •
Meet to be held either ia the
:\->ngl*s Natatoriiim or oti the Pa
< -,c Steamship con.par.j «• dock. Ju
-■ean the latter. It the weather
permits.
l"!-ment»rj S>-hnol Truck Mwt.
(Bon of 7th and Xth tirnW).
Kverts tbe same s> high school
*ith omission of vole vault, shot
put. mile run and high burdlea
GENERAL REGULATIONS
1. High school Ftudent* enter
ing any contest must be bona fide
students ic tbe high school they re
2 They mast \av* been in at
tendance at the beginning of the
semester in which the lnter-«cboo.
meet is held.
S. They must carry at least
three *31 regular .subjects tas dis
tinguished from vocational sub
nets' and must be doing passing
work in three iS> regular subjects
for tbe entire sen.ester, up to the
time the meet is leld
4. Students whose general con-:
duct does not become a high school
student are not eligible to compete ;
in any event.
5. All contestants from the ele
mentary school shall be bona fide
students whose conduct is satisfac
tory. who were enrolled at the be
ginning of the seuester. and who
are doing passing work in their
grade—not failing Is any subject
6 Tbe superintendent, principal
or teacher of each school entering
ibe meet shall certify to tbe eligi
bility of all entrants from that
school.
: 7. A list of the events which
<iach school plans to enter shall be
prepared by the superintendent,
r»rinclpai or teacher of tbe school
and forwarded in urn* to reach tbe
central committee ai least two weeks
j before tee date ae; tor U>« attain*
of the mw Tht* report ahull »hw>
state the nttmlwr of contestant*
who will represent th» school
S. Bach superintendent.. prlnct
pal m teacher shall forward 10 the
central comwttlee * 11*1 of Ike |
names of qualified ;udre* t»i debase
declamation. oral English. eci . who
are re* dent* of hli community ar.d
who will hp In Juneau during the
«t»1 In which the meet Is held
Thla IM should he In the hand" of
the committor at >*»fi two week*
prior to the opening of the me*'
! The number «»f Jgdrm fn eart
literary content aha I he three The*
shall he chosen by the central com
mittee and appro hy the exeru
tfve head* of schools pariicip*llnc
r these contest*
VALVE OF EVENTS
Tor the purpose* of determlnlnr
the standlnc of the various schools
In the peneraI meet each event shall
have the value In point* assigned t<
It In the follo<rin|! table
1st 2nd 3rd
Event— Place Place Hare'
Eleroentan School
Spelling Context 5 3 1
Elementary School
Rapd Calculation
Contest
Elementary School
Peclamatlon Con
test
Elementary' School
Oral English Con
rem
High School Oral
Enclsh Contest £31
Hieh School Written
English Contest . b 3
Hlirh School De
bate 10 « I
High School Banket
hall Tournament
< Roys I ....... t (I t 2
High School Basket
ba!3 Tournament
i Girls t 10 « 2
Hlrh School Track
Wee; .10 « I
Elementary School
Track Meet ... \0 € i
CENTRAL. COMMITTEE.
G C MITCH ELI .
Supt of Pout'1 a* Schools
JOHN E LANS.
Stipt of Juneau Schools
LESTER D HE:.PERSON.
(Chairman >
Commissioner of Education
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