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Show HIE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SUNDAY MORNING, JANUARY 23, 1920. ( It - INTERIOR VIEW OF THE UTAH FISH AND POULTRY ' COMPANYS STORE AT 108 WEST FIRST SOUTH ST. f Campaign Directors Report All in Readiness for L. , 3 Last Week of the , Opening Steps. .Sensational Instruction for Twelve-mont- h Period ,, Provided by Law. Patriotic , With the opening of the Uteh Ktate educational campaign one week away, throughout the etate have their work weU under way; aouordtng to Superintendent of Instruction G. N. Child, who, with D, O. McKay and Wenlcy King; hag Just returned from a tour of Carben county, holding meeting at which repreaentativea front -- erery"town were preaenL Superintendent Child reporta the people of the county behind the movement, and aald that aomo of the repreaentativee had traveled ag far af 134 lull by atage to bo In attendance. According te I. B. Ball, aaelstant eec rotary, organisation throughout Sait Lake will be effected during the preeeat week and meetlnga will be held before . the varioua erganieationa of the city. Sunday, February ( will be known aa Sunday, and apecial aervlcea win be held in varioua church throughout the atate, The executive committee of the campaign haa received aaauraneoa of ardent support from practically ail church and aocial leaders, al 4 t jCoom unicat jon Sent Out. In order to elartfy the Issue Involved the following communication aaa aent yesterday bv the executive committee, conaintlng 'Of Nephi L. Morris, ihalrman; C. B. Hawley, Karl Ji Glade, I avid O McKay, Mr. John A. Widtaoe, I on J. Haddock, G. N. Child and V. W. In the drive, Kirkliam to minister!), bishops, preachers, gad chairmen of. local educational eampaigw committees. men and business and professional rhtc and rehgtoua organisations of the state of Utah are cooperating with the the school etale heard of education and state-wide superintendents of Utah in a educational campaign for Improving public school education and for a piore practical preparation for living in Utah. ;The objective of thie campaign are to' create public sentiment which will arouse boards of education to make for putting in force in tle counties of the state the recently enacted laws for Improving public school education and to Inform the people of the needs of their echooi system. .One of the most important ohlectives which will be presented in the educational campaign, February to .editor. parents pro-tis- jEvery in Hour .or So Ha H&d toAriao at Night Be- cause of Kidney and Blad- der Ailments. Tells of the Good Balmwort ' lets Worked. Tab- -' f D. Mr. W. K. Goff, connected willi the L i. k W. B. B., HyraciiBOj N. Y., For two years 1 had , suf writes: fered from disorders of the kidneys and bladder. Distressing pain in the bnck and kips, depression and extreme nerAlso a frequent desire to vousness. unnate; many nights every hour or no I woudd have to anse, as the pressure in bladder region was unbearable. My ankles swelled and my skin became dry and harsh. After , using Balmwort Tablets I noticed relief and continued taking until now I feel wholly relieved of pain and suffering. I am glad to reeommand Balmwort Tablets as a most reliable; beneficial medicma. . The Blackburn Products Co., Dayton, Ohio, guarantees every package satisfactory, or money back, so whv not stop vour pain and distress with Balmwort Tablets? Sold' by leading druggists. (Advertisement.) Price, $1.00. I Glen acIs superiMun of tivities over the entire twelve months. Tradition has said that odiuoxUvn consist in certain hours of instruction Id classroom In the subjects commonly recognised ss constituting public acliool education. This tradition, however, has been outgrown by reason of modern conditions of living. Kducgiioa should reinforce the home and the church in directing all of youth up to age auivitiea rightful 18, whether In school or out of school. Is one There recognised public organisation Intrusted by the state with the rduratlon of vouch. This is. the city or dfstflot board eg education-reason of the law recently enacted providing for educational supervision over the entire twelve months, the state of Utah, through Its governor and state legislature, has declared that education shall prutUutllv bo a continuous preresa from January 1 to Deeember Jll, varying its method with the needs of the child, the4 seasons and the . environment,. borne, and .comm unity Boards of education should engage suffiand cient principals leathers for the entire twelve months to supervise children from 13 to 18 years of age. Can real progress be made by taking nine steps forward and three backward each year? To direct the activities of youth for nine months and then to turn theni loose without any supervision to assist parents In directing their children during the three summer months whiuh constitute the period of greatest activities of children. Is poor business and poorer education. It must cease. It will cease as soon as the people of Utah are acquainted with the provision of the new law. 15, r -- Plan for Years Work Outlined. The suggested plan for civ Ic and patriotic service education extending over twelve months is as follows: ; All pupils under 18 will register at the beginning of the school year. Uuplls that must be excused to enter employment will e be enrolled in a school. This registration will be cloeely checked with the annual school census provided by law. "All pupils will be encouraged to enroll In at least one clasa that functions over twrlve months, and for whhh school credits will pot be given before the end of th twelve months, for example: Smith- Hughes courses In agriculture and home economics, also courses in trades and industries and farm mecJtanirs, courses in community rfvtcs, personal hygiene, education and music. (It is recognised that these classes will be in part experimental, but inasmuch as they are based on sound reasons they should succeed.) Pupils not regularly enrolled In such classes, such as part-tim- e pupils, will be Blared In a group for vocational placement and guidance, and the spful dutv ef the twelve months' s. hool worker will be to concern himself with the nature, kind and extent of the work In which the pupil Is engaged, and the initiative developed and the progress maintained in such work. part-tim- phy-ste- al Organization Membership. will be expected to enroll In at least ona voluntary which makes for citizenship. organisation Enrollment In the Boy Scouts of America, and Its nearest counterpart for girls, will be especially encouraged. The amount and character of the work accompliahed in such organisations wU be mode a part of the school record of the pupils. The closest cooperation will be sought by school officials with the leaders All pupils serv-Re- s -- Decoration. have now in stock & very complete selection of WHITE CHINAy including the coupe plates and Victoria cups and saucers. d 1 ' Last Week of the Sale There are the quickest sale of Pianog and Players ever conducted in Salt Lake. homes and children whose and ivbo can them who want hfford Pianoi; many jnany should have them. This final opportunity to Buy and Save.,, Since starting; this sale, we kave had price advances on every Piano we represent. "'""Monday, February " 2nd this iale ' will "be Part History; Wershall be com-pelled to readjust prices.. .According .to the latest advances ia-th- r . 1 This Is Your Opportunity - - - - ... Will you accept it and increase the joy of living by having music ia your home! Ti 1 h u ti ) l.X7iTr"II i it Jll '4,4. I flL 'it I 4) PT 7r UW ,;Vn I 3 ifc ' - 1! k V 'FM!, I tri Im"! r n i beau-hlmse- lf "'ht WI&30 t Rei-tpo- T beautiful. All-yeInstruction to Be Given. andThis , is the nge of vouth. eco"The vocational teachers of home folk arent wantunattray'hc and the trades, nomics, agriculture gnd so get lm-- v ed with dveth's such other teachers as sre employed for Sagearound; and Sulphur. Compound tonight the calendar year In any capacity, such nd yon HI be delighted with veer dark, sa directors Vf'' pUygroundi; athletic, teachers of music and physical education, I handsome hair and jour youtbiul will be organised by the principal so peartineq within a few days. r) that visits msv b mads by such workers to the homes of all pupils be18 tween the ages of 13 and yeara, during the summer time especially, and at such II You Ke:J other times as the principal may find it necessary. 'You Sboid Have Best The object of these Visits Is to oh tain from the pupils, parents, employers -' soIn and leaders In the community any ctal or civic organisation in which the Have you ever- - stopped to reason pupil may be engaged, the Information it is that so many products that why for the training of the pupil In civic and are exteusivplv advertised, all at onee patriotic service. Cooperation with the local leaders In drop out of sight and are soon forgot- The reason is plain the article civic, social and church organizations will tenf be sought. Their support. Judgment and did not fulfill tho promises of the manaid will bo recognized as most .essential ufacturerThis applies more particand Important in training in civic and to a medicine. A medicinal patriotic education. Participation on the ularly bands, preparation that has real curative value part of boya and girls in local and as almost like aa endless sells itself, choirs, orchestras, gleo clbbs, church In chain system the remedy is recomdvic work, and especially leadership community work, as town cleanup cam- mended by those who have beeu benpaign, war savings stamp drives, thrift. efited, to those who aro in need of it. A prominent druggist tats Take for Leadership Necessary. , mi -- DP a ar Grav-haired- out-of-- "We Piano Co. Bros.-Rober- ts Pont Picture, If you will, the following anomaly. A school building In the avSchool is closed for erage Utah tow'n. Out of one gate go the the summer principal and teacher to other lines of Interest until school sessions begin sgala. Out of another gate rush the children into tho wonderfu.ly varied activities of summer. You see them at tho swimming pool, working in tho home, helping on tores, seekthe farm, assisting In th ing recreation In canyons and in social gatherings and in games of varied kinds In all this round of youthful activities Is there - no place or need for the real and Inspiration teachers leadership, guidance of yewA ,to reinforce tho homos and tha church activities of youth The are the biggest factor in child life. They are stepping stones to real life and so deserve equal attention with regular school work. They upbuild tho community If properly contro'led, but when uncontrolled they mean lost motion. Summer time la a fertile f Meld of vobool accational giildmvc, sin-'tivities youth Is actually sampling Various Industries. "Principals and teacher must bo paid for twelve months. Under no other plan can tho type of men and Women needed In In tho schools bo held permanently the greatest profession which can engugq man's attention. An opportunity for eim ployment during ths summer in worse line hool supervision of gliuuld be offered to all healthful and .adaptuble teaohers. Banta and Hall much-wante- I Pianos, Players and Phonographs alwgyg has very, successful aaleg," but this January Clearance has gurpassed all other records. We have gold more Pianoi and Players during this sale than we anWe have made happy many, many honieg in the intermountaiu district. ticipated. " And we are proud of the fact. This is the 1 We List Here a Few of Our Wonderful Bargains, All Taken in. ' Exchange on the Marvelous CHICICERING AMPICO v . to - - Studio of .China Renovation of tho market ef tha ftsh in the community In these civic, social and Fish an Poultry company at IDS West oiuirch organisations. First Kouth street, which waa recently ' to the P Rudd and Ootar gpeciaf emphasis will be given toward furchaeed by elms and vocational habits atul tbs attitude the firm Is pow work of all pupils during the time they ready for fmpleted business. are out of the regular school. been made in the have Many chsngts The following records wHI be obtained arrangements of the shop, whhh make for all pupils between the ages of 13 and for convenience and Ini reased asmtation. 18 by principals and twelve mouths' workEquipment for tlie handling of all poultry ers. to be purchased alive and dressed at the Health habits, which Include us of markot has installed and this, it la narco Ups. rare o( person, sleeping condi- believed, will been eliminate any danger of aell. tions and hours of rest and kind and Ing spol'ed meat. amount of recreation, Special orders arq received dally of "Vocational activities! w hlc h Includes fresh and shell fish. kind of etnplovnvent- - rd S.v, emplov sd, amount or estlmata of money earned, Mutual to Give Dance. money or property saved and how the I The Seventeenth ward Mutual Iaiprove. pupil Is rated by employer and teacher. costume Training for cltlxenship, whlrh Imdudea ment. association will give the amount and character of work accom- - danro at tho ward hail Tuesday night. pliBhed It bov s' and girls associations, J'rlxe will be given for the best ladv a clubs and .societies, su h as By Scouts and the best man s costume. Refresh-am- i Y. M. A., patriotic service ren- - I ments will bo served dered tor Red Cross In thriff stamp drive, or any special adrk "and civic Will Talk on Health. rendered bn home grounds and la lots! Dr C: A. Calllstcr will give a lecture to communities, aueh as planting vines, flow-eq- s the homo economic class of the Nineand whitewashing. , teenth ward Tuesday afternoon at. 3 o clock. Hie subect Jwlll be Health Principals Responsible. The organization of school machinery Is as follows: Principals of schools will be held responsible by the superintendents of districts for the above program In civic and patriotic service education. Principals will obtain their Information and conduct their training by such methods as will best meet the requirements of their district and come within their possibilities. In general, the following methods will obtain: All pupils will bring to the principal It Darkens Stay Gray! or to hla supervisor once a morph a So Naturally that Nobody written report covering the requirements of civic and patriotic education. Can Tell. , Principals will provide for persona! interviews with the pupils as often as necessary, at which time he will satisfy j you can turn gray, faded hair In regard to the standards main- dark and lustrous almost over tamed and the work accomplished by the tjfully lf . otle of m Mta pupil. He will also visit the homes of at auv and i Sulphur Compound con often as and Ss by pupils possible, of this ference with parents, employers and drug store. Millions of bottles , leaders in civic organizations wilt obtain old famous Sage Tea improved the necessary Information fop the prop- by the addition of other ingredient, er ruidanoe and training of hla pupils. aro sold annually, says a well knowu Permanent school records will be kept druggist here, because it darkens the for all between the pupils by principal hair so naturally and evenly that no 12 and 18 years on three separate card One for progress In studies, one for health one can tell it baa been applied. Those whose hair is turning gray or habits and health education and one for civic and patriotic service education becoming faded have a surprise awaitand be will These records grades ing them, because after one, or two compiled gtven on each at the close of each echooi applications the gray hair 'vanishes semester. , apd your locks become luxuriantly dark aLMicinj ol GOOD GOODS- J Sale of j t : Clearance j example Dr. Kilmers Swamp-Boot- , ai DONT BE WITHOUT ; r r Cbickering Upright Cbickering Grand Steinway 1 Upright Steinway Grand Knabe Upright Merrifleld Upright Kimbill Upright Everett Upright Apollo Play. er Piano Haineg Upright! Marshall, A Wendell Upright Baldwin Upright, and a number of others worthy of yonr consideration. Pi-All of them underpriced. All of the n guaranteed in excellent condition, ' anos from $12& $150 $165 $175 np , -- preparation I have sold for many year and never hesitate, to recommend, for in j almpst every case it shows excellent results, as many pf my customers t;3 tify, No other kuiuey remedy baa o large a sale. and Accordjnto to sworn statement verified trumonv of thousands who have uved the preparation, the nee.s of Dr. Kilmers Swamp Boot ia due to the fact, ao many people claim, that it fulfills almost everv wih in overcoming; kidney, liver and bladder ailments, eorre'ta urinary troubles and neutralizes the uric acid which Causes rheu. matismYou mar rereive a sample bottle of Root hr pnrrci post. Address Swamp Dr. Kilmer Co., Bmifitumton, X Y., ) and endo-- e ton sent: also mention the Salt Luke Suudnv- - Tribune. Large'and medium tue bottles fur rale at all drug store. (Advertisement.) t - For Which We Are Sole Representatives NOTE TO OUT-OF-TOW- N 'PURCHASERS Any time tip to January 31 we will re-- , fund railroad fare to those coming from out of town who purchase a Piano or ?layer from us during; this sale. VICTR0LAS, PHONOGRAPHS, GRAF0N0LAS discount is given No We offer you tho host of any music store fa& be given by us or But we offer you the largest stock from which to select and superb service none others. in Utah to buy a reproduc- ing instrument. , . All three , music' makers VI CT KOLA, EDISON and COLUMBIA can be heard in our' store," side by sidn. - We carry complete libraries of records for all three instruments. I u one of our' demonstrating rooms you "can1 Jier any of these instruments and any your horad, if make to need be, jour instrument a joy and satis- that goes into We have all modfaction. els of all makes of VICTORS, COLUMBIAS and EDISONS, and are listing here one of each, with an assortment of records: records- - you select. SLOANS LINIMENT " . out-of-- ef . K LESSONS in china painting can be arranged for, by phone or by calling at the btudio. 5 FIRING; Bring your china in and let us da your firing. FINISHED PIECES IN HAND-PAINTE- D china We have a beautiful assortment of all kinds of, pieces, suitable for gifts, prizes and all other purposes. We Would Enjoy Having You Visit the Studio" Keep , Will Prevent Delinquency. it handy it know no equal In VictrolaTen relieving paint and aches Can one Imagine a ipoie tutmt force LOAN'S LINIMENT ha been sold ! for eliminating crime ami dellnqqutn. y fur SS veurs. Todav :t is more, than a system or plan of acuvtins and popular than evpr. There can be I supervision for all.lh wisely trained youth from 13 to 18 years of sge over the but one answer it prodm e results. entire summer time as well as dunug Apply without rubbing, it penetrates j th school month? Upon hoards of edu- ro the alflut-- J part, bringing relief' v to eoutro cation rest the resixm-ibll- il from rbenm.ilic twingv-s- , sciatica, wire,1 juvenile delinquency at logically a Juve- stiff, n mined mus Ics, lame back, afcd JuvenUnile discipline courts ouisid-o- f and sprains and the school organisation are both a chal- other exterior pain It leaves not lenge and criticism of the present svsiein thercMilt of' expo-urAll activities of youth ar mussmess, stain, dogged pores. uf education. Get a large bottlo for greater aeon-- j legitimate field for the wise guidance of the true educator omv, it. hamty for he when vision. The needed. Keep "Utah ha caught th Yonr druggist ha it. Three twelve months' supervising law must be sires A3e, 70s, $1 40. accepted by boards of education In all the clt'es and districts of V tah Ir closed herewith ta the artii le of. Filter V E. Inship of Boston, onti'leii,' I T hia From If to 18 In mliou! ind v.ut printed In the issue of Novern'e- - 8, ISIS, of the Journal of F.ducatlon, and Is j the result of an Inspection of Utah1 - With twelve face record 24 selections. . double h . 0 f 1 fcUttoU Columbia D2 Edison Chalet With 24 twelve records selections. double-fac- e 5IC3.ED With twelve face records 2 1 select 10 Inch ions.. ... double 0.20 Easy Terms on Any Piano, Player or Talking Machine, Chickering Hall Utah's Finest Music Store. e. , I la." - - Glen Bros.-Rober- 161 Sduth Main. ts Piano Ca. Wasatch 3353 and 333 L ii |