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Show BIRD DM 10 BE OBSERVE! Announcement of Prize Winning Cages for City Schools Made Today " Bird day will In? observed In I Igden Saturday and the bird capes, which were built by the boy of the city schools' manual training departments, will be scattered throughout the p rks gamo sanctuary and other places whore birds noil The bird cages have been made in schools since February 1. when the boys entered the contest for the best houses, prizes for which were offered by the clubs of the dt. The awards were announced today as follows: General City prizes- First, Gilbert Wheelwright, Central Junior; second. Henry Carr. Madison; Gerald Ballln-ger, Ballln-ger, Mound Port. Hon 1 1 mention, Albert Swift and Donald Dawson, both from the Madison. ARDS r.Y EM EIOOIjS Central Junior high school: J. D. Casey, instructm First; Gilbert Wheelwright; Wheel-wright; second. Kay Miya. third Max Stitxer. Lewis Junior high: Mark Cram, instructor. in-structor. Kirst, Idoyd r.vm-' .rel '!.. . Bartonek; second, Frank McGregor; third. Howard Bhert and Harold Logan. Lo-gan. Mound Fort School. Oscar Coburn, Instructor: First. Gerald BalUngcr; second. Lawrence Hansen; third. Vernal Ver-nal John-on Grant School: John Jones, instructor instruct-or Kirt, Clyde Saunders; second,! James Rice; third, Chester Dana. I Madison School. . S. Middle instructor, in-structor, rtrst. Henry Carr; second, Albert Swift, third. Ir.i Nye. At each school the first place winner win-ner was awarded a ensh prize of $2 60,1 s-econd $1.."" and third Si. Five of the best cages from eachi school were placed on display in the I Twcnty-fourth street window pt Wrights' store, where they may be seen until Saturday. |