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Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 10 . 29, 1923. For people whose money burnt down to th Plltrtma. Th children Junior Student Will In their pockets, a fish pond enjoy this work very much. MARGAKKT UKUROB, and a candy booth ara to b Present Operetta Friday GENEVIEVE TAlfIXR, The Double Doxen Songsters art to Reporters. on Saturday, March II. Special to The Tribune. slug over K.-They will start at o'clock and sing PUPPET SHOW MOTIVE annual LEHI, March 28. As It forty-flfor minutes. TOR CHILD TO WRITE musical offering, th local Junior high A large number of girls hive passed enschool will present the operetta, "All the first athletlo badge test. To Halia and th Forty Thieves" at the courage this work, we are going to COLUMBUS- -. th names of all th girls who publish high school auditorium Friday at THE PUPPET SHOW. GAME NO. 2fl, honor. thi hav gained p. m. and I p. m. The production Twenty Invited to witness th play. Th viriunder th direction of Supervisor llf Fay Thornton. t. What president was killed by a ons groups showed a great deal of name will be given each week. The Velma are first twenty Campbell, Abraham Anderson of th music de On March 14 th Columbus chil vfrira seekerT originality in th song and dance. Miriam dlxapixilnted Uessie Af'on th local schools. In ad IOihi Pratt, 2. Matson, In finMore died partment than of th the cap packages president dren went to taa th world's great- dltion to aof chorus of robbers, slave Price Goes Up and Vol ltol atWhich est aster seed were Wild last week. Kacon, Margaret Kearn, Catherine est Washington? If marionette. want and you 3. ii Which Ueasl waa trx wounded If you should look around this dis- Coolbear, to, Rartollo, I'reaident dancing (Iris, th cast Includes DorothyA lire J, Miner Elf! Fullmer I will to IxivldMlna se while Tesa a an Hansen, candidate? would Veliand, Gardner. small describe assassin you them by trict, for many try gar you. ume Moved Exceeds 4. Which president Reed Chris- a once dens being planted, for th children son, Theodora March, June Atkinson, I should Judg they ara about ten Knight. Ernest Rothe.Neiden Hansen, Helen MarJorla Ella to Lott, tensen, wounded in a duel? Wanda tan Madsen, incur hav tr for the and Helovesky, beginning get ready on they tnrig 6. How many children had Lin I'lnlah fair. their arms, legs, bead and bodies. Wallace Glover. Hlutau Allred, El- The Uintah fair and Peterson, Carol Chapman, Clara 8, 1926. coln? Any Since f.ower show Is held every fall, Th I'oris Connell, Melia Swin- They tr dressed like people In this wood Loveridge, Leland Frtre, Beth What president wii known. fair is the largest exhibit of Ita kind dell, Virginia Cardwell. part of th country and in other Fox and Boyd Larson. HORACE SNYDER. partly because of hla Initials, aa ln In th stat of I tnh that our princl parts, too. In th show that w wnt to tee, MARJORIE DAVIS, conditional Surrender"? pal, A. II. Hosier, know about. H colorful work Is under th direction 7. What president la known aa th has Judged fair all over th state. (By Engineering snd Mlnlnf Journal.) Reporters. the man brought out a puppet named of Miss Hannah Johnson. M An of none founder the but lrniocrallo lie March of are them says party? NEW TORK. He waa to "George." be a supposed Every child in the building haa th hut vice larre aa Uintah STUDY Or WONDERS swerd swallower. Th man let spirit of spring In his soul. In Miss moui demand for copper, which devel- during his term? president resigned last of the bulbs planted by th Ts swallow a knife. ueorge extent When th Lucll Gilmer's room ths children are Or NILE VALLEY MADE man yesterday, hat president became a law small children last fall are bloom ng. oped to Its fullest told him that he could awaflow actually making the apple tree ' wss th feature of the metal markets yer at the sire of 32? 1SAA' MOM, JIMS a knire, George Jumped up and down bloom. A bare tree ha been mad 10. Name three similarities In th Reporter. HIGHLAND and PARK In the week endin today. The olhe "Oh. of Th yelled. he on wall. Then goody!" pupil th Every time a pupil earns career of William Henry Harrison Mita Marl Scarl' room, th 4B. art swallowed the knife and went behind 100 per cent In any aubject, a new ; nonfwroui metals were fairly quiet and Zarhary iayior. ENTERTAINMENTS HELP in curtain. ahow on Then th be real the tree. Every time la leaf made Kile gsn. with price generally well maintained No.Answer to the question In game talking of tha wonders of th a whole row has Ifl per cent, a blosBET LESSONS IN MIND ( will be published tomorrow. stock In Egypt was of At tha In a There The continued exrltement In thequota-imidancer valley th show som is made on th tree. Th tree grav ,. Inflate,! to have flftv has Just been started, hut. In spit market, the further Tut they heard of many curl- - who was supposed and sales on the 26 and 27 EXAMINATIONS HELD GARKIEr.D on The Garfield boy and King her. Sh was prtty and of that fact. It Is already being thing. One' of thee wa a ship string t imiO 000 shares for the firs a very gooa aancer. a BY JUDGE MERCY GRADES girls have greatly enjoyed the enter- out adorned with leaves. We hop that had little tainment given this year In connec set with diamond and rubles to Did you go to the show? soon moke their If time on record, apparentlymarketa. blossoms will the you As tion with our school him when ha went to th happy effect on the commodity After vciuiiiii nusmu some- appearance. i, Jl'DGE MEHCfcay Examinations oc- rending "Treasure Island work. are iinnrnv- ' we saw It enny a general rule, proapei-tland across th teas. Another thing thing. j - - SHOW ARRANGED. all of our laat time but week, cupied industrial activity MYRTLE enacted the cleverly REICH. for Increasing marionettes. waa a horse set with diamonds and by ' tnf we shall have only one more strenuCom now to th greatest ahow A study of the music of different na to- RUTH In the sprint; and early aumnier, w hich ous eWhim ruble aor LINNEBACH, the earry. week like It this yenr. Th quarof the season. tions culminated In the presentation ert. Another HELEN LONE. ahould result In increased meiai im was his chariot with See ths plays. "LMtle Black Sambo" terly report cards were - distributed or folk song of all nations. Tha diamond and rubles set In gold. His Reporters. -, M had Kirchbauin Goose Comedies." Virginia sold at "Mother and Tuesday. cntiri.F nrnducers grand operas. "Cavalier!" and "l-favorite servant and girls ' Forest School Kindergarten. market, which the highest average, with Thomas Travlata, added greatly to our mu. were Dunea tner, too. dancing SPRING BIRDS COME allcowper offered' to the deservsecond. Foard Others sic appreciation course and to our un Every Day. ariose haa been alow for the laat month, There were precious vases worth TO FOREST PUPILS Miss Lorettm McCormlck and Miss mnA extremely dull for many weeks ing merJfWare Kobert Hand, Jean derstanding of that type of music. hundred of dollars, full of perfume IT h Houcher and Dunyon, teachers. Angela ara rniestitie and th Land It all Holy before, hut which gradually Improved, Clark Eldridxe. Mary. until had evaporated. They We hope to have part of th seventh This, we think, is a very suitable until yesterday when the grade geography. som medicine that kept th body or FOREST All of th birds of west- advertisement of ana bloom more names on our next list for th kindergarten I n or tureil bud broke forth Intoorcu-r-full to from King ern America are having a grand skin Kings" decaying. The way s m "highest aversKes " snn the Interest ngbrought nis char make that medicine haa been with an avalanche or Jubilee In room 17. Not wishing to bow. of our class attended "The acterscountry to full We denartur of Miss tha Many seller regret who up lived so there every many yeart quickly brought slluhf other birds of the world, the " of Kings." and 14 ngo optore our eyes in so forceful a valley quolntlona. Wire and King Th sb class ha made booklets on western birds hava Invited them and Erma Renstrom, who has married to our minds brinss the Easter to her horn In to make left the over .,. themselves wo fell manner city that shall never mill, a '. on Asia and modes sand table the will forget next arrive that they Monday from the of dead. t'hrlnt resurrection Aorll and May d California. Miss Alberta Freshman mem. riw. nrrtora for In Asia. For. nature Is. on tha first Monday after of th has with We alii wanted to know how the taken her third grade class. In We have discussed the development theytransportation have planted seeds In different spring vacation. It is really a beaulu.rv ofthe nroducera. armed kna date of this feast Is regulated, so of dancing from the earliest the In the riioer institute, grade Miss Freshman used to k. rinta of to which kinds toll will grow tiful sight to see. As you look Into stages tea u th with Kchluter Jean Rood supplied th first grade. Miss Frances teach, ine laid first. aitrerent but have thev would have to drop. The countries, matter the will you further, however, business done with the wire manuiac following accuont: particular emphasis on the dances of Th IB room, under the direction see that the birds hav been drawn Rowlett Is now teaching. the after first the to Eaatr on Sunday tne and their meaning to In- of Mist Vivian Drown, hat made pest- by the children of th seventh grade. BOYS PLAY MARBLES. turers was particularly pleasing or after March 21. If dian innians life. This makes us eager to see er on the development of th home. the sellers. By late yesieraay aner- - full moon and that the on Sunday, what wa have learned Friday after school a good many of line They show from the tree dwellers will also be made by tha children. guests noon at least one producer had sold all the full Is moon ahould fall this along This the boys met (desplts the rain and the following Sunday. Illustrated by the Dorothy Knight quounnm. Easter he cared to at the current Connecti-may come as early aa March 23 or innwrfl. for and advanced to 14 25. as as lata April All of the entertainment! named cut deliveries. Today, others have as have been attended by a large maEXPLAINED. DO TRADITION gradually come to the tame level Total jority of the upper grade children. colored Tha twnulartty the buvlnc wavs has continued. of eggs RACHEL COOLET. date bark to an old German legend ; aalea for tha week have exceeded those of any week alnca that of De- - of a wrhlt hare that steals into the Reporter. cember t, 1V2. lions th night before Easter and wii hide benutlfiil, varicolored egg for IRVING JUNIOR HIGH The forelfro demand for copper Ion SOoO - also excellent yesterday over In America wa cail good ohlldren. LATIN CLUB MEETS tons and this may have been the spark the hare the Easter rabbit. local market. been quite Inter I"I which touched off the are has Geography I extremely The March shipments IRVING ting. We have been studying about JUNIOR HIGH of the United Latin club held a meeting on Irving' he island possession good, following tha comparatively low March so State and Great Britain. We have 15. Th figures for January and February, was called to order k" that the foreign consumption In tha earned how soma of the Island are by the meeting Roll aa oil. ftrat mtarter nromisea to ba up to formed, and the importance of hav- - and the president. 1 minute read and approved.' 1 normal after alt The foreign price ng them islands; W also round out More orders for club were Ittln pint C. I. F. where we get asphalt. contlnuea unchanged at 14 received. The officers of the Iiln are com- -, Those on the south aide of th roonj club are Donald I'ugsley, Primary copper producers are president; being- are still ahead in spelling, and to Annie Ross, vie themselves, and pllmenting Virginia II wimniimanteri hr manufacturers, for appearances they Intend to keep Taylor, secretary: president: John Owen, tress. stable elda I their aucoesa In maintaining th honor until June. Tha north urer; Kenneth Knapp. cheer leader. three last 1 in tor ers their hav though. market doubts, copper After enjoyjng a program wa wer led the "Social Service In Salt Lak in yells by Kenneth Knapp. then admonths; It la the first tlmaonetbat In this booklet containing Information, dry," about journed. desire of practically every RALfH KAUI .: connection hav Den auccessiuuy car-- 1 the community chest drive, were used Reporter for Latin Club. rled out in th far of a long con- -' with great benefit during the past tlhued qufet market. Average price week. In the asemhly held Wednesday the ; for week 13.SS2C mus4c department presented the new ORATOR CONGRATULATED. In ffl Improved It Zinc price lightly to phonograph to the student body. In 1R We offered our congratulation r a wulr aar havlnr tUCk ClOS ine presentation, Iick Ball secwon niaaing who Miss Winnlfred Grant, week. most th B.70o of for to a record of the "Danca of ehe place in the oratorical contest. gave and today this prlc waa shaded ond Eva Durrant gace a dance. Winnlfred la a member of Cathedral Goblins": to 6 polnta for prompt chip from 1 Glow Worm," and Ralph Kaul "The ment Th market It narrow and sen- - high, gave a talk on the value of tha phono EDWARD HEITMAN, altiva. and If a larra tonnage was re graph. Speeches were given by Don ELIZABETH MANGAN, Gordon quired to be bought or old, tha prlc Peck and Alfred Pugsley, JEAN SCHLUTER, would easily b arrectea. worm pro Rail, aiounolng the bog dance which Reporters for Sixth Grade. duction for last month waa at a rec will be held Thursday. ord rat for all time, which doe not The greatest matinee flance In the I Baseball It being played more or No. Eleven East 1st South. encourage sellers to 'expert aucn less history of the Trvlng, as the Trouba- by every room In the school. The dors higher prices. Average price for week seventh claim, will he given on Thurs sevthe grade girl played March 29. the Sugarhouse I grade boys th other day. AH day, amusement at Good Inquiry and Jactlv buying enth ALL ELECTRIC hall. The music will th way through the game waa hotly ward characterised the domestic lend mar contested. e be furnished by a orches took the The finally boys Vets both In the east and In tha dlewest. Bmall premium over th lead, however, and tha girls were contract tirice of th American Smelt defeated. At laat our quarterly examinations ing eY Refining company, which haa We are able to breath more remained at so New I org, nave oeen- are over. now that we are through with suffreely not obtained, but the tonnage Forthe most part, everyone them. ficiently large to be reuecrea .in satisfied with one' grades. The leading Interest, however, are In our geography work w during th last two days, hatatbeen th United States. Each reviewing the business to entertain unwilling and a of the one make country, map April. In It we So level for delivery beyond put the physical divisions, In the middle west, th principal seller principal rivers, lakes and moun-to on Mondsv advanced it price from the tain ranges. It la interesting 6.80c to 4.8250 and today Is unwilling watch our progress. to accept less than S.85c. "Outside" JEAV M'DOTTGAL. Interest obtained premium on amall Reporter for Seventh Grade. and 8aturday. shipment last Fridaydeclined slightly Though London ha tinea laat Thursday, th sharp ad- GEOGRAPHY DRAMA vance on that day waa enough to WRITERS AT UINTAH effect a net advanca for th week. all for virtually corrodera, Except UINTAH classes of buyers ara represented, MARCH. cable, battery, ammunition, foil. George Wienr. manufacturer. A Th winds)Byare and blowing;, on the waa unusual activity feature mart of buvera of on or two carload Tha kites are flying. are The flowers coming ha March lota. Taken altogether. been an excellent month for lead pro- To life that were dying. In a j ducer and domestic teller are jsw ara romping. comparatively comfortable position. The ohlldren the day, 12 Average price for week. New York c, Enjoying For not ago long 6.819c. St. Louis FEATURES They could not run and play. Domestio consumer of tin hav bought only limited amounta during Then all of a sudden the week ending today, although the It In to hall. Dome-typslightly. The buy- Andstarts agitator (no cenpriesonbat declined down from the clouds ter pott), with curved washthis side last week reacted on Th ing sail. kites little ing paddle and a clothes-pushe- r the oversold market In London. Howon opposite side to ever, when the speculative position George Wiener won the bird house .! prevent idling In any part adjusted, they looked again to the building 6B. contest th of found of th tub. Elimination of nited State for support, but Our 7A language class wrote a play center-pos- t doe away with little forthcoming. Though there I called our "The' Melting Pot," using soma shrinkage In shipment of banka, wrapping of clothes and leseona aa a background. geography Is current the strings. Agitator is snugly supply apparently ample The mom was divide! into seven seated on "patented" taand the fluctuations in the market are teen repdifferent each group groups, and grooved pott. not caused by fundamental changes. pered one of the nations that have Lifts out easily. Stratta for future delivery Is about resenting ex In the played important Average price for week, atralts 1 colonisat ion of America. ploration and tin, 153.271c. They entered Into their parts with Heavy copper tub, nickel- -g During tha past week th silver such when enthusiasm that Everlsst-nthey told dated on Inside. narrow limits within fluctuated market f contribcountries had "their" what and la quoted steady at the present uted In aaty to clean... nation of this great building " level. s almost believed that they Moderate buying for India and lack ours, one f bearPositive really were English, Spanish or what of pressure to sell hava been supportever nationality tney represented. ing In bottom of tub. ing feature. Average prtee for week, a was for Each responsible pupil 7.2?2c. 4 . suitable costume, mads by himself t no expense, and for sufficient In All, steel (utilited) swingStorms Damage Road formation delivered in such a way as ing wringer with instantaneous safety release soft to hold the Interest of all the children And Hold Up Traffic rubber rolls double tra. holes SCHOOL NEWS m T fur-nih- - AND VIEWS v wet ground) for tha first game of th marble tournament. Th winners are: Cia A. Faulkert Thlesen, Alvln tinlth. Eldrldg Florence. Brent Da vis, Joseph Cornwall, Noet Daiilstrom. Elmer Guest, liryce Reynolds, Billy r.vans; class a. Tnomae IanM Stam, Chester Florence, Frank Jones, Franklin Boat, Wendell WoodMartin Stain, ward, Brr Miller, nenueii slcusrry. nest wishes for success go iur wnn mesa dots, who will be In the divisional tryouts which will be held in parks and recreational centers. Wa hops thst some of them will be abl to compete with other city champions In th final at Liberty park on April at p. m. . . . , ...ih '' i '; !- a J j , 8 VIA' IA HOST. MARGARET, 8CHOFIELD. Dec . Seed Potato Shipping Begins Springville Debate Team Victor; Meet Garfield !. with Orval Scott at president snd D. Broadbent as secretary-treasure- r, hat had a highly successful year. Besides having grower from Utah, Suit Lake, Davl and other counties coma out her last summer and trnda for seed while It wa growing In th field, this association won first prlxs In th bushel seed class for th three varieties rural, russet and triumpn and won several prises at th Ogda seed show in January. A. Reporters. pedal to Th Tribune. PPRTNGVILLE. March vine nign scnooi aenaters IIEBER". March M Two carload of certified seed potatoes, comprlatns; about 75. 0 pounds of rurals. russets snd Bliss triumphs, wer shipped from Ileher last week to members of the Salt Lake county Potato Gmweia association at Rlverton and Masrna. Three are the first shipment of eet stock so far this spring, but several thlpmentt were made last fall. Tha Wasatch Seed Growers' as so- -' elation, which organised Jaat year Knrln.- - defeated Spanish Fork team at ths latter school Tuesday On the subject: "Initsllment Buying Should Be Condemned." Helen Alleman and Wilfred Lvall represent ed tha local school and handled the negative aid of th question. Garfield debating team will meet ths local high school Thursday on the same question. DEALERS IN EPAET0N BADIOS WASATCH STORAGE WARDS UNITS. The Tribes. LEHI. March M. ATI flv Lehl ward Joined In a Relief socletv social BATTERY CO. special For Demonstration. convention at th Fourth ward yesterday afternoon. E. B. Garrett of th local high chool addreised the gathering on "The Active Nature and Needs of Childhood." 123 EAST 4TH SOUTH Wasatch 2746 servk-- Convenient terms can b arranged many real bargain Tribune Want Columns. Yon will find In Th , '. . Tune Up For The Big Event , Phone Wasatch 7300 Tor Expert Eadio Service 1 i i j 'XlSL: Best Results for the Least Money - lm 1 Yes-terd- If Put Anv Model in Your Home UTAH MUSIC CO. "tvW'" I flve'-plec- THE 1 a. 4y mixed-nrodu- . $155 ' NEW GYRATOR WASHER 342 SOUTH STATE ' Distributor! for the Famous Kolster Radio p: j ARE YOU READY? I There will be released through ESL Thursday evening, 7 to 8 o'clock, another gigantic National Broadcast Program by the Dodge Bros. Motor Co., more elaborate and more extensive than anything yet attempted. The greatest movie stars in Hollywood, coupled with Paul Whiteman and his band in New York, are the artists on this program. Don't miss it! Again We Ask ARE YOU BEADY? How are your tubes and batteries? 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There 1 a minimum of wear In th Rotar, WGt washing sctlon snd th daintist thing may b entrusted to It without fesr of their being damliminato th wrapping of clothes and strings. aged. Th abseno of a center-pos- t Strong, electrically welded Tettsd to run 1000 continto 20 uous equalhour at en hour year' service a "running tim" week. YOU m I teel frame. assy-roll-In- g 208 Judge BIdg. EASY TERMS 10 aVa' 7581 GIVE t All gear and working and fully enclosed part working in oil. Safe for user safe for children. Sunday afternoon between Keetby and tha summit nortb of Keetley. but should be considerably better today. Wa. Will Astonish You I w t y I and nice a J. E. Idol Gunnison Salt Lake City. UTAH Co. Teilur.de Power C. Hurrtcen Griff Mercantile Co. Kanab Highway Oarage Logan Logan City LgC Office Msnti Anderson-Dyrln- Milford Tellurid Co. g Powr C. Mo-o- ni Ttiiurid ; Power Co. MORE DEALERS WANTED Murray Brinton Electric Co. Bountiful Beunt. Lt. A Pow. Ogden W. H. 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